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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

EDITED BY J. McKEEN CATTELL

SCIENCE: A weekly jonrnal devoted to the advancement of Bcienoe ,
publishing the official proceedings of the American Association
for the Advancement of Science. $6.00 a jear. The Science
Paesb, Garrison, N. Y.

THE SCIENTIFIC MONTHLY: An illustrated magazine devoted to
the diffusion of science. |5.00 a year. The Science Pbebs.

THE AMERICAN NATURALIST: A journal devoted to the biolog-
ical sciences with special reference to the factors of evolution.
^.00 a year. The Science Pbesb.

SCHOOL AND SOCIETY: A weekly journal covering the field of
education in relation to the problems of American democracy.
$5 00 a year. The Science Press.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

A BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY

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XDITKD BT

jf^McKEEN CATTELL

AND

DEAN R. BRIMHALL

THIRD EDITION

Gasrisok, New York
THE SCIENCE PRESS

1921

CoPTRiOHT, 1906, 1910 and 1921

bt the science press

PRESS OF

THE NEW ERA PRINTINQ COMPANY

LANCASTER. PA.

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PREFACE TO THE FIRST EDITION

THIS BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY OF AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE
was begun as a manuscript reference list for the Carnegie Institution of Washing-
« ton, which made an appropriation of SI, 000 toward the clerical and office expenses. It
is hoped that the publication will be a contribution to the organization of science in
America. There is here given for the first time a fairly complete survey of the scientific
activity of a country at a given period. As a reference book for the field it covers, it
may be even more useful in academic circles than Minerva or Who's Who in America.
But the chief service it should render is to make men of science acquainted with one
another and with one another's work. There scarcey exlists among scientific men the
recognition of common interest and the spirit of cooperation which would help to give
science the place it should have in the community. It is fully as important for the
nation as for men of science that scientific work should be adequately recognized and
supported. We are consequently in the fortunate position of knowing that whatever
we do to promote our own interests is at the same time a service to the community and
to the world.

There are included in the directory the records of more than four thousand men of
science, and it is believed that the entries are tolerably complete for those in North
America who have carried on research work in the natural and exact sciences. Some
are admitted who are supposed to have advanced science by teaching, by administrative
work, or by the preparation of text-books and compilations. There are also some whose
work has been chiefly in engineering, medicine or other applied sciences, and a few whose
work is in education, economics or other subjects not commonly included under the
exact and natural sciences. But the book does not profess to cover these fields. The
names are included because they are supposed to represent work that has contributed to
the advancement of pure science— ^the term being used in the narrower sense — or because
they are found in the membership lists of certain national societies. *****

It was intended that each entry should contain information as follows:

(1) The full name with title and mail address, the part of the name ordinarily omitted in correspondence
being in parentheses.

(2) The department of investigation given in italics.

(3) The place and date of birth.

(4) Elducation and degrees.

(5) Positions with dates, the present position being given in italics.

(6) Temporary and minor positions.

(7) Honorary degrees and other scientific honors. ^

(8) Membership in scientific and learned societies.

(9) Chief subjects of research, those accomplished being separated by a dash from those in progress.

A star is prefixed to the subject of research in the case of about a thousand of the
biographical notes. These are the thousand students of the natural and exact sciences in
the United States whose work is supposed to be the most important. In each of the
twelve principal sciences the names were arranged in the order of merit by ten leading
students of the science. The average positions and the probable errors were then calcu-

vi AMERICAN MEN OF. SCIENCE

lated, 8o that in each science the order of merit was determined together with its validity.
The names were then combined in one list by interpolation, the numbers in each science
being taken approximately proportional to the total number of workers in that science.
The thousand are distributed among the sciences as follows: Chemistry, 175; physics,
150; zoology, 150; botany, 100; geology, 100; mathematics, 80; pathology, 60; astronomy,
50; psychology, 50; physiology, 40; anatomy, 25; anthropology, 20. The star means that
the subject of the biographical sketch is probably among the leading thousand students
of science of the United States; but its absence does not necessarily mean that the sub-
ject of the sketch does not belong in this group, as the name may not have been con-
sidered in making the arrangements.

My object in determining the thousand leading American men of science was to se-
cure a group for scientific study. I have also selected for this purpose the thousand lead-
ing men in the history of the world arranged in the order of eminence, and I am select-
ing a thousand students of Columbia University. My original interest in this work of
reference was to secure data for a statistical study of the conditions, performance, traits,
etc., of a large group of men of science, and I had intended to include the results of this
study in the book. It seems, however, unwise to postpone the publication of the bio-
graphical sketches until the scientific study has been completed.^

I am under unusual obligations to a large number of men of science for assistance in
this work. I should be glad to give a list of about two hundred to whom I am partic-
ularly indebted, but perhaps some of them would prefer not to have their names men-
tioned. I have been assisted in the compilation by Mr. Wm. Harper Davis, then assist-
ant in psychology at Columbia University and now assistant professor in Lehigh Uni-
versity; by Dr. H. D. Marsh, then scholar in psychology at Columbia University and
now instructor in Ohio Wesleyan University; by Miss M. C. Ennis; and most of all by
Dr. Vivian A. C. Henmon, now lecturer in psychology at Columbia University. So
much completeness and accuracy as the work may have is largely due to them.

Columbia UmysBfliTr,
January, 1906

PREFACE TO THE SECOND EDITION

A BIOGRAPHICAL DIRECTORY requires revision if it is to maintain its usefulness.
Nearly a third of the names in the present edition are new, and the sketches which
appeared in the first edition have in nearly every case been revised. The amount of
work required to prepare the revision has been as great as that given to the first edition.
The editor has been fortunate in again having had the cooperation of Dr. Vivian A.
C. Henmon, now associate professor of educational psychology in the University of
Wisconsin. He has also had the assistance of several other former students and col-

^Two papers on the subject have been printed — 'Homo Scientificus Americanus: Address of the president
of the American Society of Naturalists/ Science, N. S., 17 : 561-570, 1903, and ' Statistics of American Psychologists,'
Am. Jour, of Psychol., 14: 310-328, 1903. A further series of articles, which is now nearly ready, will probably
be printed in Science. Cf. in regard to the other groups *A Statistical Study of Eminent Men,' Pop, Sci. Mon.,
53: 359-378, 1903, and 'Physical and Mental Measurements of the Students of Columbia University,' Psychol,
Rev., 3: 618-648, 1896.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE vii

leagues in psychology — Dr. H. L. HoUingworth, now instructor in psychology at Bar-
nard College; Dr. J. V. Breitwieser, now assistant professor of psychology in Colorado
College; Mr. E. D. Rice, now executive secretary in the Pratt Institute; Dr. Charles A.
Cockayne, now professor of philosophy in Toledo College; Mr. J. F. Dashiell, now as-
sistant in philosophy in Columbia University, and Mr. L. D. Hartson, now fellow in
psychology in Clark University.

There has been no change in the general plan of the work. Greater strictness h as
been observed in confining its scope to the natural and exact sciences, and for this reason
a few names included in the first edition have been omitted. E£Forts have been exerted
to make the book as complete and accurate as possible. There are of course omissio ns,
if only because some men will not reply even to repeated requests for the information
needed.

The thousand leading men of science have been again selected by the methods that
were used before, and stars have been added to the subjects of research in the case of 269
new men who have obtained places on the list. The editor's object in selecting this
group of scientific men has been to make a study of the conditions on which scientific
research depends and so far as may be to improve these conditions. There are printed
as an appendix the two statistical studies that have been made.

Columbia Univsbsitt,
October, 1010

PREFACE TO THE THIRD EDITION

AN EDITION of this biographical directory should be issued once in five years, and the
preparations for a third edition were in progress when war was declared in 1914.
The work was then postponed, being resumed in 1916, to be again interrupted in 1917 by
the entry of the United States into the war. These delays and the exorbitant cost of
paper and printing have added to the difficulties that are inherent in the preparation of
such a book. Grateful acknowledgment is here made to the scientific men who have
supplied the material and corrected the proofs for the biographies and to those who by
subscribing for the book have made possible its publication. .

So large a part of the work of collecting and editing the material has fallen to Dr.
Dean R. Brimhall that his name appears on the title page. Dr. Alexander Weinstein
has also given valuable assistance in the later stages. Others who have assisted in the
editorial work are Dr. W. F. Blades, Dr. Grace Helen Kent, Miss Alice Halsey, Dr.
Arthur I. Gates, Dr. Richard Painter, Miss Psyche Cattell and Miss Hazel Andrews.
During the first half of 1920 the manuscript cards were loaned to the National Research
Council, and in turn Dr. Robert M. Yerkes, chairman of the Research Information
Service, supplied useful material toward completing the records.

The abbreviations are self-explanatory, except perhaps for scientific societies. A.A.
signifies either fellow or member of the American Association for the Advancement of
Science; all those properly included in the directory are entitled to be fellows. In the
case of other societies an abbreviation is used which is intended to be intelligible to all,
rather than a series of letters such as A.I.E.E., with which members may be more familiar.

viii AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

There is no change in the general plan of the book. Arrangements were made to
include biographical sketches of the thousand leading men of science of foreign nations
and to prepare a statistical study of their distribution, performance, etc. Material
for this purpose was partly collected, but the war made difficult both the obtaining of the
material and objective judgments. The thousand leading American men of science who
died prior to the publication of the first edition of the book have been selected by ob«
jective methods with a view to a scientific study. A new edition of this work published
five years hence may include biographical sketches of the thousand leading foreign men
of science and of the thousand Americans who made the most important contributions
to science prior to the twentieth century.

The first edition, compiled in 1904 and 1905 and published at the beginning of 1906,
contained about 4,000 biographies; the second edition published at the end of the year
1910, about 5,500. In the present edition, published fifteen years after the first, the
number is about 9,500. This increase may to some extent be due to a more complete
collection of the material, but in the main measures the increase in the number of
scientific men.

After an interval of ten years, the thousand men whose work for science has been
most valuable have been reselected. Stars are prefixed to the subjects of research for
these, as well as for those who received this position in a previous edition. The selections
were made by a vote of the men competent in each science — some two thousand in all
being asked to take part, of whom about one thousand complied. An account of the
methods of selection and a further study of the scientific situation are in course of prepara-
tion. In the present volume an appendix contains statistics and observations concerning
origins and families of American men of science.

J. McKeen Cattell

Gabbibon, N. Y.
May, 1921

1
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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Aaae, Prof. Haniwh (Caroline), State College of
Washington, Pnlknan, Waah. Botany. Elk-
point, S. Dak, July 12, 83. A3, South Dakota,
06; Ph.D, Chicago, 14. Instr. hot, Wash, State,
14-19, asst, prof, 19- A. A; Bot. Soc. Plant
morphology.

Abbe, Glerelandy Jr, Engineering and Mining
Journal, Tenth Ave. and 96th St, New York,
N. Y. Geology, Climatology. Washington, D.
C, Mareh 25, 72. A3, Harvard, 94, A.M, 96;
Ph.D, Hopkinsa, 98; Vienna and Paris, 01-03.
Prof. nat. sciences, Winthrop Nor. and Indust.
Col, 99-01; aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-06; with
U. 8. Weather Bur, 06-19; 'Eng. and Mining
Jour,' 19" AsBt, Md. G«ol. Surv, 97-01; asst.
ed, 'Monthly Weather Rev,' 08-09, 14-16, ed,
16-18; 'Sci. Am. Supplement,' 19. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc; Berlin Gesell. fur Erd-
kunde. Topographic development; climate of
Ouam, Alaska; fall line of east North America;
Washington winters.

Abbe, Dr. Bobert, 11 W. 50th St, New York, N.
Y. Surgery, New York, April 13, 51. A3,
CoL City of N. Y. 70; M.D, Columbia, 74.
Prof, surg, Woman ^8 Med. Col, N. Y, 86-88;
Post-Grad. Med. Sch, N. Y, 88-96; elin. inetr.
8urg, Columbia, 94-99, assoo, 99- Senior at-
tending surgeon, St. Luke's Hosp, Mr- AA;
Surg. Afls.

Abbe, Dr. Tmmaii, Stoneleigh Court, Washing-
ton, D. C. Hedioine, Washington, Nov. 1, 73.
A.B, Hward, 96; M.D, Columbia, 99; BerHn.
Instr. physics, phyaiol. and surg, Georgetown,
02-05; physiol, George Washington, 06-10, surg,
10^ Am. Med. Ass. Badiotherapy; surgery.

Abbot, CCharles) OCre^ley), Smithsonian Institu-
tion, Washington, D. C. ^Astrophysics, Wil-
ton, N. H, May 31, 72. B.S, Mass. Inet. Teeh.
94, M.S, 95; D.Sc, Melbourne, 14, Asst, Smith-
sonian Astrophys. Observatory, 95-96, aid, act-
ing in charge, 96-07, director, 07-, asst. see'y,
Smithsonian Inst, 18- Draper medal, Nat.
Acad, 10. Nat. Acad, (home sec'y, 19-); AA;
Astron. Soc; Philos. Soc; Wash. PhUos. Soc.
(v. pros, 08-10); Wash. Acad; Soc. Astron. do
Mez; Boyal Astron. Soc; cor. menu Meteor.
Gesell; Soc. Astron. de France; Modena Acad.
Solar physics; infra-red solar spectrum; solar
constant of radiation; sensitive galvanometer;
osmotic pressure; absolute recording pyr-heli-
ometer; variability of sun and of terrestrial
temperatures; utilization of solar heat.

Abbot, Dr. E(dward) Stanley, 1301 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Psychiatry. Beverly, Mass,
Dec. 13, 63. A.B, Harvard, 87, M.D, 93.
Asst. histol, Harvard Med. Sch, 90-92; house
officer, Boston City Hosp, 92-94; asst. physi-

cian, McLean Hosp, 94-98; asst. supt, Boston
City Hosp, 00-04; first asst. physician, McLean
Hosp, 04-09 ; clin. pathologist, 09-17, med, direc-
tor, mental hygiene com. Public Charities Ass,
Pa, 19- Major, M.C, 17, chief, neuro-psychiat.
clinic, 17-18. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Psychol.
Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass;~ New Eng. Soc.
Psychiat. Insanity; medical psychology.

Abbot, Oen. Henry Laxooiii» U. S. A. (retired), 23
Berkeley St, Cambridge, Mass. Engineering,
Physics, Beverly, Mass, Aug. 13, 31. Grad, U.
S. Mil. Acad, 54; LL.D, Harvard, 86. All
grades from second lieut. to col, E.C, 54-95 (re-
tired by law)^ brig. gen. retired, 04. Ck)l, brevet
brig, and maj. gen^ U. S. Vols; chairman, group
XYI, Centennial Expos, 76; higher jury of
awards, Atlanta Expos, 95; pres, board of con-
sulting enjzineers, Pittrt)urgh and Lake Erie
Canal, 95-di6; mexa. Int. Commiseion Engineers,
New Panama Canal Co, 97-00, consulting en-
gineer, 00^04; prof, hydraul. eng, (^rge Wash-
ington, 06-; mem. many govt, boards. Nat.
Acad; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; New Orleans
Acad; oor. mem. Austrian Imperial Boyal Geol.
Soc. Biver and harbor improvenkents; coast
defence; submarine mining; explosives; elec-
tricity; vertical fire; astronomy; canals; river
hydraiUics; climatology of the Isthmue of Pan-
ama; the Chagres Biver; the Panama Oanal.

Abbott, Dr. A(lexander) O(reyer), 4229 Balti-
more Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Hygiene, Bacten-
ology. Baltimore, Md, Feb. 26, 60. Baltimore
Oily Col, 77; M.D, Maryland, 84, hon. Sc.D,
07; Hopkins, 84-87; Munich, 87-88; Berlin,
d^80. Asst. hygiene and bacter, Hopkins, 89-
91; asst. in charge, lab. of hygiene, Pcnnsyl-
wmia, 91-96, prof, hygiene aiA bacter. and
director, lab. of hygiene, 97-, director, sch.
hygiene and pub, health, 19- Director, div.
path, bacter. and disinfection. Bur. of Health,
Phila, 9<7; chief. Bur. of Health, and pres.
Board of Health, 03-09. AA; Soc. Bact; Am.
Physicians; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am.
Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Philos. Soc. Bac-
teriology and preventive medicine; infection, in-
toxication and immunity.

Abbott, Dr. O(liarleB) H(arlaa), Massachusetts
Agricultural OoUege, Ansherst, Mass. Zoology.
Antrim, N. H, March 1, 89. A.B, Brown, 13,
A.M, 14, Ph.D, 18. Instr. zool. Wash. State,
14-15; biol, Haverford, 16-17; asst, Yale, 19;
instr, eool, Mass. Col, 19- Second Ueut, Sanit.
C, 18. AJl; Ecol. Soc Ecology; Ught reac-
tions of land isopods.

Abbott, Prof. George Alonio, University, N. Dak.
Chemistry. Alma, HI, JiOy 7, 74. B.S, De-
Pauw, 95, A.M, 96; fellow, CSiioago, 04-05;
Austin fellow and research asst, Mass. Inst.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Tech, 04-06, Ph.D, 08. Teacher chem, high sch,
ETansville, Ind, 96-90; Ceirt. High Sch, Duluth,
MinD, 99-00; Manual Training High Sch, In-
dianapolis, 00-04, 06-08; asst. prof, N. Dak.
Col, 08^10; prof, North Dakota, 10- Chem.
6oc; fel. Ind. Acad, (press sec'y); N. Dak.
Acad; Cent. Ass. Sci. Teachers (pree, 10). Py-
rophosphoric acids; durability of paints.

ABbott, Prof. J(ame8) F (rands), American Em-
bassy, Tokyo, Japan. Zoology. Greeley, Colo,
Sept. 27, 76. A.B, Stanford, 99; A.M, 03; fel-
low, Chicago, 03-04, Ph.D, 06. Inetr. English,
Shigaken Shogyo Gakko, Japan, 00-01; prof.
English lang. Imp. NavfQ Col, Etajima, Japan,
01-03; prof, zool, Washington (St. Louis), 04-
18; capt. mil, intel. div, gen. staff, 18^19; com-
mercial attach^, Am, Embassy, Tokyo, 19-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Boyal Asiatic Soc,
Japan (councilor). Faunal ichthyology; cteno-
phore morphology; hybridization.

Abbott, Dr. ICando E(lizabeth Seymour), 229

Prince Arthur 9t, Montreal, Can. Anatomy.
6t. Andrews East, CJue. March 18, 69. A.B, Mc-
Gill, 90, hon. M.D, CM, 10; M.D, CM, Bishop's
Col, 94; L.R.C.P. and S, Edinburgh, 97. Asst.
curator, path, museum, McGUl, 99-01, curator,
Ot-, Governor's fellow, path, 04-10; lecturer
path, 11- Ass. Path, and Bact; Montreal Med-
ico-Chirurg. Soc; Int. Ass. Med, Mus. (sec'y-
treas. and ed, 'Bui'); Can. Med. Aes. Patho-
logical anatomy; conigenital cardiac disease;
organization of the medical museum and classifi-
cation of specimens; respiratory metabolism;
history of medicine.

Abbott, Dr. Baymond B^ 1803 Cedar St, Berkeley,
Calif. Physics. Eans, 73. B.8, California, 08,
M.S, 12, Ph.D, 19. Elec. engineer, Edison Elec.
Co, 00-08 ; instr. physics, California, 10- Assoc.
Physical Soc. Electricity; conduction through
radio vacuum tubes; velocity of sound from a
moving source.

Abel, Prof. John J(acob), Johns Hopkins Medi-
cal Sebool, Baltimore, Md. * Pharmacology,
Physiological, chemistry. Cleveland, OhiO) May
19, 57. Ph.B, Michigan, 83, hon. A.M, 03; Hop-
kins, 83-84; European universities, 84-90; M.D,
Strasbourg, 88; hon. ScD, Michigan, 12; Pitts-
burgh, 15; LL.D, Cambridge, 20. Principal,
high sch. La Porte, Ind, 79-80, supt. pub!
sehools, 80-82; lecturer mat. med. and therapeut,
Michigan, 90x91, prof, 91-93; Pharmacol, Bop-
kins, 93- Ed, *Jour. Pharmacol, and Exp.
Therapeut.' Nat. Acad; A. A; Physiol. Soc;
Am. Physicians; Soc. Pharmacol, (pres, 09, 10) ;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem. (v. pres, 07,
pres, 08) ; Fed. Societies Exp. Biol, (councilor,
14) ; Chem. Soc; Philos. Soc; Phila. Col. Pharm;
assoc. mem« Soc. Boyale des Sci. Med. et
Nat. Bruxelles; cor. mem. Vienna Imp. Med.
Soc. Composition of animal tissues and fluids;
function and isolation of special chemical prin-
ciples of the animal organism; ethyl sulphid;
carbamic acid; pigment of negro's skin; isola-
tion of the blood -pressure-mising constituent of
the suprarenal capsules in form of a benzoyl
derivative; pharmacological action of alcohol;
action of phthaleins and derivatives; the poisons
of Amantia phalloides; action of antimonials in
experimental trypanosomiasis; convulsant dyes;

lymph hearts of the frog; vividiffusion and
plasmaphaeresis ; crystalline ]>oisons of Bufo
agua; albumoses in the tissues; active principles
of the pituitary gland; histamin and like sub-
stances in animal tissues and hydrolytic products
of proteids.

Abraham, Herbert^ 19 W. 74th St, New York, N.
Y. Chemistry. New York, July 9, 83. B.S,
Columbia, 03. Vice pres. Standard Paint Co,
OS- Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Soc; Soc. Test.
Mat; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Bitumens; oils.

Abrams, Prof. D(nfl A(ndrew), Lewis Institute,
Chicago, 111. Civil engineering. Grand Tower,
111, April 25, 80. B.S, Illinois, 05, CE, 09.
Asst, eng, exp. sta, Ulitiois, 06-07, assoc, 07-14;
prof, in charge, structural materials research
Idh, Lewis Inst, 14- Wason medal, Concrete
Inst, 18. A.A; Soc. Test. Mat; Math. Ass;
Concrete Inst; 111. Soc. Eng; Chicago Eng.
Club; Can. Inst. Eng. Brick and terra cotta
block columns; drain tile; composition and
manufacture of concrete.

Abrama, Prof. LeBoy, Stanford University, Calif.
Botany. Sheffield, Iowa, Oct. 1, 74. A.B, Stan-
ford, 99, A.M, OS; fellow, Columbia, 04-05,
Ph.D, 10. Acting prof, bot, Idaho, 99-00; asst.
syst. bot, Stanford, 00-02, instr, 02-04; asst.
curator, div. plants, U. S. Nat. Museum, 05-06;
asst. prof, syst. bot, Stanford, 06-11, assoc. prof,
hot. It- Lecturer bot, Cklifornia, 15; field asst,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 18. A.A; Bot. Soc; West.
Soc. Nat. Flora of the Pacific states.

Abt, Prof. Isaac Arthur, 104 S. Michigan Ave,
Chicago, 111. Medicine. Wilmington, 111, Dec.
18, 67. Hopkins, 89. M.D, Northwestern, 91 ;
Vienna and Berlin, 92-94. Intern, Michael
Beese Hosp, 91-92; instr. physiol. and histol,
Northwestern, 94-97, prof, diseases of childven,
Woman's Med. Sch, 97-01; assoc. prof. Bush
Med. Col, 02-09; prof. Northwestern, 09- Ped-
iat. Soc; Am. Med. Ass. Pediatrics.

AdLeson, Dr. Edward O(oodrich), 35 W. 42nd St,
New York, N. Y. ^EleetrometaUwrgy, Chemis-
try. Washington, Pa, March 9, 56. Bellefonte
Acad, Bellefonte, Pa; hon. ScJ), Pittsburgh, 09.
Civil engineer, 76-80; Edison's lab, 80-82; supt.
Cons. Lamp Co, Brooklyn, N. Y, 84; electrician,
Standard Underground Co, Pittsburgh, 86-S9;
pres, Carborundum Co, 91-01; Int. Acheson
Graphite Co, 00-; Acheson Oildag Co; Acheson
Corp; Acheson Ink Co; director, Carborundum
Co. John Scott medals, Franklin Inst, 94, 01;
Rumford medal. Perkin medal; Grand Prix,
Paris, 00; La. Purchase Expos, 04; Bumford
premium, Am. Acad, 07. A.A; Elec. Eng; Elec-
trochem. Soc. (pres, 08) ; Chem. Eng. (v. pres,
08); Franklin Inet; London Soc. Arts. Elec-
tric furnaces and products; methods of clay-
working; lubricants; deflocculation of solid mat-
ter; lubrication.

AChlUeB, lArs. Paul Strong (Dr. Sdith Mulhall),
Barnard College, New York, N. Y. Psychology.
Boston, Mass, Aug. 6, 92. B.S, Columbia, 14,
A.M, 15, Ph.D, 18. Asst. psychol, Barnard, Co-
lumbia, 13-15; Vassar, 16-17; instr, exten. dept,
Columbia, 18- Clin, psychologist, N. Y. City;
sch. psychol. examiner, Ossining, N. Y, 18;
Briarcliff, 19. Psychol. Ass. Memory; judg-
ment ; feeblemindedness.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Ackett, Prof. JCames) B(dward)» KaBsas State
AgricTiltural College, Manhattan, Kans. Zoology,
Woosnng, 111, Aug. 31, 79. A.B, Illinois, 09,
A.M, 11, fellow, 11-13, Ph.D, 13. Asst. gool,
IllinoiB, 09-11; asst. prof, Kantas State f 13-16,
assoe. prof, 16-18, prof, 18-y parasitologist, Exp,
Sta, IS- A.A ; Soe. Zool ; Micros. Soc. Innerva-
tion of integumentary sense organs; life histo-
ries of eestodes.

Acree, Prof. 8(olomon) FCarley), Hahnemann
Hospital, Boehester, N. Y. *Chemi8try. Mc-
Gregor, Tex, Dec. 18, 75. B.8, Texas, 96,
M.S, 07; fellow, Chicago, 98-01, Ph.D, 02; Ber-
lin, 03-04. Asst. ehem, Texas, 96-97; instr, high
8ch, San Antonio, Tex, 97-98; asst, Chicago,
00-01; assoc. prof, ehem, Utah, 01-04; Johns-
ton scholar, Hopkins, 05-06, assoc, 06-07, assoc.
prof, 07-14; chief chemist. Forest Prod. Lab,
14-17; prof, forest ehem, Wisconsin, 14-17;
Syracuse, 17-19; with Nat. Wood Chem, Ass,
Syracuse, 17- A. A; Chem. Soc. (chairman,
sect. org. chem, 09); Tex. Acad; Chem. Oesell.
Reactions induced by enzymes; tautomerism;
catalysis; theory of colors in indicators and dye
staffs; theory of mechanism of the reactions of.
alkyl halides; theory of pinacone and pinacoline
rearrangements; mechanism of certain organic
reactions.

Adunl, Prof. John Oeorge, University of Liver-
pool, Liverpool, England. Pathology, Man-
chester, England, Jan. 12, 62. Owens Col, Man-
chester, 77-80, 85-87; B.A, Cambridge, 84,
M.B, 86, M.A, 87; M.D, 90; Breslau, 84-85;
M.R,C.S, 87, F.R.C.8, 19; F.H.C.P, 14; hon.
M.A, M.D, McGill, 99; LL.D, Toronto, New
Brunswick; Sc.B, Bublin, 12. House physician,
Manchester Boyal Infirm, 86 ; demonstrator path,
Cambridge, 87-90, John Lucas Walker student
in path, 89, lecturer, 90, fellow and director nat.
science, Jesus Col, 90-92; prof, path, McGill,
92-19; V. ehaneellor, Liverpool, 19- Pathologist,
Can. Dept. Agr, 97-02; Fothergill gold medal,
London Med. Soc, 14; Croonian lecturer, Boyal
Soc, 19; hon. fel. Jesus and Christ's Colleges,
Cambridge, 20. Soe. Nat; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Baet; Physiol. Soc; Am. Physicians
(v. pros, 10, pros, 11) ; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol.
Chem; hon. mem. Vet. Med. Ass; Boyal Soc.
Can; Montreal Medico-Chirurg. Soc. (pros, 98-
00); Boyal Col. Surg; Boyal Col. Physicians;
British Med. Ass. (pros, sect, path, 06) ; London
Path. Soc; London Physiol. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc;
fel. Boyal Soc. Edinburgh; cor. mem. Soc. M^d.
de Lyon, Cardiac, renal and hepatic pathology ;
heredity of disease; causation of cancer and
goitre; variability of bacteria; colon bacillus;
tuberculosis; degenerative processes.

Adams, Prof. Clia(rle)B 0(hri8topher), New York
State College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. * Zool-
ogy, Clinton, 111, July 23,73. B.S, Ill-Wesleyan,
95, hon. ScD, 20; M.S, Harvard, 99; fellow, Chi-
cago, 00-03, Ph.D, 08. Asst. biol, 111. Wesleyan,
95-96; asst. entomologist, state lab. nat. hist,
Illinois, 96-98; asst. zool, Chicago, summer, 02;
curator, univ. museum, Michigan, 03-06 ; . di-
rector, Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist, 06-07; assoc.
animal ecol, Illinois, 08-14; asst. prof, forest
sool, N, r. State Col, Forestry, Syracuse, 14-16,
prof, 16-, director, Boosevelt WUd Life Forest

Exp, Sta, 19- Curator, museum, Cincinnati, 06-07.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Mammal; Soe.
Foresters; Fisheries Soc; Ass. Geog. Habitats,
faunas and associations dynamically and genet-
ically considered; general animal ecology; ecol-
ogy of inland environments, prairies, lakes and
forests; migration and evolution; geographical
distribution; forestry and the food supply; re-
lation of animal ecology to forestry, economics
and sociology.

Adams, Prof. C(oiiifort) A(Tery), 33 W. 39th St,
New York, N. Y. Electrical engineering, Cleve-
land, Ohio, Nov. 1, 68. B.8, Case, 90, E.E, 06.
Elec. engineer, Brush Elec. Co, 90-91 ; instr. elec,
eng. Harvard, 91-96, asst. prof, 96-00, prof, 06-,
dean, eng, sch, 19-; chairman, div, eng, Nat,
Besearch Council, 19^ Consulting engineer,
Stone and Webster, 01-04; Am. Tool and Ma-
chine Co, 04-; Warner Sugar Bef. Co, 10-;
Okonite Co, 16-; Nat. Cond. and Cable Co, 20-
Mem. jury awards, St. Louis, 04; board of
award, Edison medal; Fritz medal. CSiairman,
gen. eng. committee. Council Nat. Defence ; weld-
ing committee. Emergency Fleet Corp. A.A;
Elec. Eng. (pres, 18); Mech. Eng; Automotive
Eng; Welding Soc. (pres, 19) ; Nat. Elec. Light
Ass; Am. Acad; British Inst. Elec. Eng. In-
duction motors; alternator regulation; syn-
chronous motors; dynamo design schedules; eom-
mutation.

Adams, Oyrns 0(ornollii8), Jewett, N. Y. Geog-
raphy, Naiperville, 111, Jan. 7, 49. A.B, Chi-
cago, 76. On ed. staff, 'N. Y. Sun,' 82-08.
Pres, dept. geog, Brooklyn Inst, 89-93; chair-
man, Committee on Collection of Geog. Material
for Schools, 89-93. Delegate from Nat. Geog.
Soc. to Sixth Int. Geog. Cong, 95. A.A; Ass.
Geog. (pres, 06); Am. Geog. Soe. (asaoc ed,
'Bui,' 02-08, ed, 08-15). E:q)lorat]on; develop-
ment of newly explored lands; the interaction of
man with his geographic environment; carto-
graphic presentation of the facts of commercial
and economic geography.

Adams, Prof. Edwin PClimirtoii), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. ^Physics. Prague,
Bohemia, Jan. 23, 78. B.S, Beloit, 99; M.S,
Harvard, 01, Ph.D, 04. Instr. physics, Prince-
ton, 03-06, asst. prof, 06-09, prof, 09- A.A;
Physical Soc; Philos. Soc; Math. Soe; Chem.
Soc. Metallic conduction; Corbino effect in
iron; theory of magnetism.

Adams, Prof. Frank, Berkeley, Calif. Irrigation.
Chicago, HI, Sept. 19, 75. A.B, Stanford, 01;
A.M, Nebraska, 06. Irrig, investigator, V, S.
Dept, Agr, 00-06; 10-; prof, irrig. investiga-
tions, California, 16- Irrigation with special
reference to economics and agriculture.

Adams, Prof. Frank D(aw8on), McGill TJniver-
sity, Montreal; Can. Geology, Montreal, Sept.
17, 59. B.S, McGill, 78, M.S, M, hon. ScD, 02;
ScD, Tufts, 14; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 92; LL.D,
Toronto, 16; Queen's (Can), 19. Asst. chemist
and petrographer. Can. Geol. Surv, 80-89, lec-
turer geol, McGill, 89-94, Logan prof, 94-, dean,
faculty of applied science, 0&-, acting principal,
19-20. Ed, 'Can. Becord of Science,' 93-98;
mem. Advisory Council for Scientific and Indus-
trial Besearch; Can. Conservation Commission.
Lyell medal, London Geol. Soc, 06. Pres, Int.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Geol. Gong, 13. For. assoc. Nat. Acad; A.A;
GeoL Soc. (v. pres, 09, pros, 16) ; Philos. Soc;
hon. mem. Min. Eng; Min. and Metal; hon.
mem^ Am. Acad; cor. menu N. Y. Acad; Wash.
Acad; cor. mem. Phila. Acad; fel. Boyal Soc.
Can. (pros) ; Can. Min. Inst, (pres, 10) ; fel.
London Geol. Soc; feL Boyal Soc; hon. mem.
Inat. Min. and Metal. Gt. Britain; cor. mem.
Stockholm Geol. Soc; hon. mem. Bussian Geol.
Soc; hon. mem. Ekaterinburg Nat. Hist. Soc.
Igneous rocks and crystalline schists; experi-
mental geology; movements set up in rocks by
pressure; geology of the Laurentian of Canada;
geology of the Monteregian Hills; conservation.

Adams, Prof. Oeo(rge) I (rvlng), University of Ala-
bama, Tuscaloosa, Ala. Geology. Lena, 111, Aug.
17, 70. A.B, Kansas, 93, A.M, 95; Sc.D, Prince-
ton, 96; Munich, 97; Tale, 11. Instr. nat. sci-
ence, Kans. State Nor. Sch, 93-94; asst, Univ.
of Kans. Geol. Surv, summers, 94-97; field asst,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 98-99, asst. geologist, 00-04;
chief hydrologist, Cuerpo de Ingenieros de Minas
del Peru, 04^06; mine ezaminatiosB, Peru, Bo-
livia and Chile, 06-07; geologist, div. of mines,
Bur. Science, P. I, 08-10; prof. geoL and min-
ing, Pei Tang Univ, Tientsin, China, 12-15;

- Peking Govt. Univ, 15-20; geol. and miner, Ala-
bama, to- Decorated by Chinese Govt. Geol.
Soc; Min. Eng; Miner. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc.
Economic and structural ge<^ogy.

Adams, Dr. H(arold) S(taaard), The Naugatuck
Chemical Co, Naugatuck, Conn. Biochemi$try.
Pittsfield, Mass, May 20, 88. A.B, Williams,
11; fellow, Chicago, 12-14, Ph.D, 15. Asst.
chem, Mass. Col, 11-12; instr. physioL chem.
Chicago, 14-16; physioL chemist, E. B. Squibb
and Sons, 16-20; director, research, Naugatuck
Chem. Co, BO- A. A; Chem. Soc. Bespiration of
nerve tissue; physiological standardization; in-
ternal secretion; overvoltage.

Adams, Dr. H(eiiry) F(OBter), Ann Arbor, Mich.
Psychology. Oak Park, III, Nov. 11, 82. Ph.B,
Wesleyan, 05; Ph.D, Chicago, 10. Asst. prof.
peychol, Kansas, 10; asst, (Siicago, 11-12; inst,
Michigan, 12-18, asst. prof, 18-20, assoc. prof,
tO- A.A. Visual perception; kinesthetic sen-
sations; behavior of blind rats; memory; atten-
tion value in advertising; business psychology;
psychology of character.

Adams, Prof. JCames) F(owler), University Club,
State College, Pa. Botany. Charlestown, Mass,
March 5, 88. B.S, Mass. Col, 11; M.S, Pa.
State, 14; fellow, Columbia, 17-18, Ph.D, 18,
Asst. plant path, Mass. Col, 11; Fa. State, IB,
asst. prof, bot, 14-18, assoc. prof, plant path,
18- Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club. Plant pathology; cytology of Uredinales;
rusts.

Adams, J(olm), 68 Fairmount Ave, Ottawa, Can,
Botamy, Antrim, Ireland, Jan. 20, 72. Queen's
(Ire); A.B, Cambridge, 00, A.M. 03. Asst.
prof, bot, Boyal Col. Science, Duolin, 02^14;
prof, Boyal Vet. Col, 07-14; asst. Dominion
hotanisi, Can, 14- A. A.

Adams, Prof. John Mead, University of Cali-
fornia, Los Angeles, Calif. Physics. Reading,
Mass, June 6, 82. A.B, Harvard, 08, A.M, 05,
Ph.D, 07, John Tyndall scholar, 08-09. Asst.
physics, Harvard, 04-08; instr, Simmons, 07-08;

prof. Occidental, 09-12; asst. prof. Queen's
(Can), 12-16; Saskatchewan, 16-19; assoc. prof,
California, 19- A.A; Physical Soc. Bontgen
rays.

Adams, L(eason) H(eberUng), Geophysical Labo-
ratory, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Cherry-
vale, Kans, Jan. 16, 87. B£, Illinois, 06. Tech.
branch, U. S. Geol. Surv, 08-10; physical chem-
ist, geophys. lab, Carnegie Institution, 10-
Manufacturer optical glass, W. I. B, 17-18; ni-
trate div, O. D, 18. Physical Soc; Chem. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. Physical and
chemical constants of substances under high
pressures; temperature measurements; gaseous
equilibria and rate of reaction ; optical glass.

Adams, Dr. LCeverett) AGl«n)t Greeley, Colo.
Anatomy. Lawrence, Kblub, Sept. 23, 77. A.B,
Kansas, 03, A.M, 06; Ph.D, Columlbia, 15. Mu-
seum instr, Kansas, 04-05 ; asst. biol, Colo. State
Teachers Col, 06-13; head of dept, 15- Kans.
Univ. biol. eaped, 06; Colo. State Teachers Col.
ezped, 07; Prick scholar. Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 14. A. A; Paleont. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad.
Vertebrate anaton^; phylogeny of the jaw mus-
cles.

Adams, Prof. Maxwell, 29 W. Ninth St, Beno,
Nev. Chemistry. St. George, W. Va, Feb. 28,
69. West Virginia, 90-91; A.B, Stanford, 95,
A.M, 96; Ph.D, Chicago, 04. Lecture asst. chem,
Stanford, 95-97; prof, Calif. State Nor. Sch,
97-06, V. pres, 02-06; prof, Nevada, 06-, dean,
col. arts and sciences, 17- Instr, exten. dept,
Chicago, 00-01; director, state soils lab, Nev,
14-16. A. A; Chem. Soc. Salts of tin; hydrox-
ylamin; molecular weight of lactimid; action of
h^droxylamin on salts of copper; wood distilla-
tion under diminished pressure; composition of
wood turpentine; flotation and essential oils.

Adams, Oscar S(hennan), 325 Seventh St, N. E,
Washington, D. C. Applied mathematics. Near
Mt. Vernon, Ohio^ Jan. 9, 74. B.S, Kenyon, 96,
A.M, 15. Supt. schools, Centerburg, Ohio, 99-
03; Dover, 03-05; Bock Creek, 05-06; principal,
Madison Township High Sch, North Madison,
06-10; geod. computer, U. S. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 10- Math. Ass. (sec 'y-treas, Md.-Va.-
D. C. sect, 19) ; Math. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Application of the theory of least
squares to the adjustment of triangulation ; the-
ory of projections.

Adams, Prof. B(lchard). L(aban), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Agrieulture. Dor-
chester, Mass, Aug. 27, 83. B.S, Mass. Col. 05;
Boston, 05; M.S, California, 10. Plant path-
ologist, California, 06-<^7; director, exp. sta,
Spreckels Sugar Co, 07-12; asst gon. manager.
Miller and Lux, 12-14; prof, farm management,
California, 14- Economics of farming,

Adams, Prof. Roger, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana. 111. ^Chemistry. Boston, Mass, Jan. 2,
89. A.B, Harvard, 09, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 12; Ber-
lin and Kaiser Wilhelm Inst, 12-13. Instr. org.
chem. Harvard, 13-16; asst. prof, lUinois, 16-
19, prof, 19- Major, 0. W. S. A.A; Chem. Soc.
(sec'y, org. div) ; Chem. Gesell. Alkali insoluble
phenols; organic reagents; action of acid halids
on aldehydes.

Adams, Dr. Samuel SOingert), 1801 Connecticut
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. Medicine. Wash-

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

ington, July 12, 53. A3, West Virginia, 75,
aJH, 78; MJ), Georgetown, 79. Lecturer dis-
eases of children, Georgetown, 79-83; prof,
theory and practice of m^, National Univ, 83-
91; clin. x:«diat, George Washington, 91-95;
theory and practice of med. and diseases of chil-
dren, Georgetown, 95-15; chief, sch, of med, IS-
Am. Physicians; Pediat. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
Wash. Obstet. and Gynec. Soc; Wash. Acad.

Adams, Oi^t. Walter H(ol1>xook), Whipple Bar-
racks, Aria. Meehanioal engineering, Wdrcester,
Mass, April 17, 82. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03.
Aast. mech. eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-05; instr,
Brooklyn Polytech, 05-08; prof, Pei Yang TJniv,
Tientsin, 08-13; Calif. Inst. Tech, 13-19; capt,
engineers, U,8U, 18-20, CJL.C, 20- Mech. Eng;
Eng. Ednc. Heat power engineering.

Adams, Walter S(ydiMy), Solar Observatory, Mt.
Wilson, Calif. * Astronomy, Antioch, N. Syria,
Dec 20, 76. A.B, Dartmouth, 98, ScD, 13;
A.M, Chicago, 99; Munich, 00-01. Asst. Yerkes
Observatory, 01-03; instr. astrophys, 03-04;
asst. astronomer, eolar ohservatory, Carnegie In-
stitution, 04-09, itetronomer and east, director,
09- Gold medal, Boyal Astron. Soc, 17 ; Draper
medal, Nat. Acad, 18. Nat. Acad; A.A; Philos.
Soc; Astron. Soc; Royal Astron. Soc. Stellar
motions in the line of sight; stellar and solar
spectroscopy; rotation of the sun.

Adamaon, George P, General Chemical Co, 25
Broad St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Aug. 24, 64. B.S, Lafayette, 84,
M.S, 87. Manager, the Baker and Adamson
hranch (Easton, Pa), Gen, Chem, Co, manager,
research dept. Gen. Chem, Co, A.A; Chem.
Soc. (asst. ed, 'Eng. Jour'); Boc. Chem.
Indust; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng. Labora-
tory reagents; P-amido phenol; metol; oxida-
tion products of anilin and phenols; urea; di-
phenyl amin.

AddlckB, Lawrence, 51 Maiden Lane, New York,
N. Y. MetaUurgy, Philadelphia, Pa, March 8,
78. B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99. With Santa Bita
Mining Co, 99-05; asst. to supt, Baritan Copper
Works, 00-05; gen. supt, U. 8. Metals Bef. Co,
05-14; consulting engineer, 14- Mem. Naval
Con. Board. Min. and MetaL Soc; Min. Eng;
Mech. Eng; Electrochem. Soc. (pres, 15) ; fel.
Elec. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Int. Ass. Test. Mat;
Inst. Min. Metal. London. Smelting, refining,
leaching and properties of copper, lead and zinc.

Addis, Prof. TChomaa), Lane Hospital, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Pathology, Edinburgh, Scotland,
July 27, 81. M.B, Edinburgh, 05, M.D, M.B.C.P,
08; Carnegie research scholar, Edinburgh Boyal
Infirmary, 08-09, fellow, 09-11. Clin, asst, out-
patient dept, Edinburgh Boyal Infirmary, 10-
11; asst. prof, med, Stanford, 11-13, assoo, prof,
IS- Begistrar, Leith Hosp, 11. Am. Physi-
cians; Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Coagulation
of blood; hereditary hemophilia; plasma; uro-
bilin; hemoglobin pigment; glycosuria; urea in
nephritis.

Addiwm, Dr. WilUam H(eiiry) F(itsgerald),

School of Medicine, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy, Whitby, Ont, April
23, 80. B.A, Toronto, 02, M.B, 05, M.D, 17.
Asst. biol, Toronto, 02-04; demonstrator histol.

a$id emhryol, Pennsylvania, 05-12, asst. prof,
12-19, prof, 19-; anai, grad, sch, med, 20-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Path. Soc. Phila; Physiol. Soc.
Phila; Phila. Col. Physicians. Begeneration and
transplantation of normal tissues; histogenesis
of cerebellar cortex and hypophysis; prenatal
and neonatal lung; incisor teeth of albino rat;
rhinencephalon of dolphin; hypophysis after cas-
tration; phagocytosis; comparative histology of
spleen.

AdUns, Prof. Homer (Burton), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chemistry, Newport,
Ohio, Jan. 16, 92. B.S, Denison, 15; A.M, Ohio
State, 16, PhJ), 18. Instr. org, chem, Ohio
State, 18-19; asst. prof, Wisconsin, 19- Be-
search chemist, exp. sta, Americ&n, summer, 18;
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, summer, 19.
Chem. Soc Organic chemistry; oxidation with
alkaline permanganate; catalytic decomposition
of esters.

Adkina, W(alter) S(oott), University of Texas,
Austin, Tex. Geology, Tenn, Dec. 24, 90. B.S,
Tennessee, 10; Columbia, 12-13, 15-16. Instr.
anat, col. med, Illinois, 17-18; curator collec-
tions, huT, econ, geoX, Texas, 19-20, assoc geolo-
gist, 20- Paleont. Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol;
Southwest. Geol. Soc; Soc. g6ol. de France.
Comanehean invertebrate paleontology and stra-
tigraphy.

Adler, Dr. Oynu, 2041 N. Broad St, PhUadelphia,
Pa. Archeology, Oriental history. Van Buren,
Ark, Sept. 13, 63. A.B, Pennsylvania, 83, A.M,
86; Ph.D, Hopkins, 87. Instr. Semitic lan-
guages, Hopkins, 87-90, assoc, 90-93; librarian,
Smithsonian Inst, 92-05; asst. sec'y, 05-08;
curator hist, religions and hist, archeol, U. 8.
Nat. Museum, 08 ; pres, Dropsie Col, for Hehre%»
and Cognate Learning, 08-; acting pres, Jewish
Theol, 8em, 16- Bepresentative of Columbian
Expos, to Turkey, Egypt, Morocco, etc. Dele-
gate for U. S. Govt to Conf . on Int. Catalogue
of Sci. Lit, London, 98; chairman, board of edi-
tors, Jewish Translation of Bible; Jewish Class-
ics Board. A.A; ArcheoL Inst; Am. Jewish
Hist. Soc. (pres); Anthrop. Ass; Philol. Ass;
Oriental Soc; Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc; Wash. Anthrop. Soc. Assyriology;
Jewish antiquities and history; history of the
Jews on the American continent.

Adler, Dr. Herman M(orrl8), 721 S. Wood St,
Chicago, HI. Criminology, New York, N. Y, Oct.
10, 76. A.B, Harvard, 97 ; A.M, M.D, Columbia,
01. Asst. theory and practise of physic, Har-
vard Med. Sch, 07-09, instr. neuropath, and psy-
chiat, 09-12, asst prof, psychiat, 12-16; mental
disease and mental deficiency investigation, Nat.
Committee Mental Hygiene, Bockef eller Founda-
tion, 16-17; state criminologist, III, 17-; prof,
criminol, and head, dept, social hygiene, med,
jurisprudence and criminol, med, dept, Illinois,
19- Asst. clin. path, Boston City Hosp, 07-09;
pathologist and asst. physician, Danvers State
Hosp; major, M.C, 18-19. A.A; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Biol. Chem; Psychopath. Ass; Soc.
Clin. Invest; Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Neur.
Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Bos-
ton Soc. Med. Sci; N. Y. Acad. Med. Person-
ality and behavior difficulties; mental factors in
criminology.

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

Adrlanee, Prof. Jolm S(abin), Williamstown,
Mass. Chemistry. New York, Feb. 18, 61. A.B,
WilUams, 82, A.M, 85, Ph.D, 90. Prof. chem.
and toxicol, N. F. Homeop. Med, Col, 97- A.A ;
Chem. 8oc; Soc. Chem. Indust; fel. London
Chem. Soc. Breast milk; ash of breast milk.

Agard, Dr. H(arry) LCeslie), Williamstown,
Mass. Mathematics. Waterbury, Conn, March
Id, 83. A.B, Wesleyan, 04; A.M, Yale, 08, Ph.D,
11. Instr. math, Wesleyan Acad, 04-05; Phil-
lips Andover, 05-07; Hopkins Grammar, 07-10;
Yale, 10-11; WUliams, 11-15, asst. prof, 15-
A.A; Math. Soc.

Agg, Prof. TCansey) B(adford), 707 Hodge Ave,
Ames, Iowa. ^Engineering. Fairfield, Iowa, May
17, 78. B.8, Ames, 05, C.E, 14. Instr. drawing,
Illinois, 05-06, mech, 06-08; road engineer. 111.
State Highway Dept, 08-13 ; prof, highway eng.
and in charge highway investigations, Iowa
State, IS- Mem. div. eng, Nat. Research Coun-
cil. Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Ass. State
Highway Eng. (chairman, committee on tests
and investigations). Load distribution on high-
way bridge floors; gravel surfacing; concrete
road failures; weight of traffic; proportioning
unscreened gravel; tractive resistance.

Agnew, Dr. J(ames) Howard, Houston, Tex.
Internal medicine. Pittsburgh, Pa, July 31,
84, A.B, Michigan, 07, A.M, 08, M.D, 10.
Asst. hygiene, Michigan, 07-08, med, 10-12,
instr. clin. micros, 12-13, physical diagnosis, 13-
14; prof, med, Alabama, 14-17; major, M.C,
17-19; internist, Howton, Tex, 19- A.A.
Pulse wave; incoagulable blood nitrogen.

Agnew, Dr. P(attl) O(ongh), 29 W. 39th St, New
^ York, N. Y. •Physics. Hillsdale, Mich, July 3,
81. B.L, Hillsdale, 01; A.M, Michigan, 02;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Instr. physics, high sch,
Pontiac, Mich, 02-05; lab. asst. Bur. Standards,
06-07, asst. physicist, assoc. physicist, and later
physicist, 08-19; sec'y. Am. Sng. Standards
Committee, 19- A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. (sec*y, 16).
Electrical measurements; transformers.

Agramonte, Prof. Aristidea, 146 K St, Vedado,
Havana, Cuba. Microbiology, Tropical medicine.
Camagiiey, Cuba, June 3, 69. A.B, N. Y. Univ,
86; M.D, Columbia, 92; M.B, Havana, 99, M.D,
00; hon. Sc.D, Columbia, 14. Sanit. inspector
and asst. bacteriologist, Health Dept, N. Y.
City, 97-98; acting asst. surgeon, U.S.A, 98-02;
prof, bacter. and exp. path, Havana, 00- Sec'y
Board of Infectious Diseases, Havana, 02-09,
chairman, 09; mem. Nat. Board of Health, 09-
Breant prize, Paris Acad, 12; Cuban Govt, dele-
gate, Int. Med. Congresses, 06, 09, 13; Int. Hy-
giene and Demog. Cong, 10; Int. Sanit. Conf,
11; Pan- Am. Sci. Cong, 15. Hon. mem. Soc.
Trop. Med; Pub. Health Ass; Cuban Nat. Med.
Cong, (pres, 17) ; Havana Clin. Soc (pres, 15-
17); Havana Acad; Soc. de Path. Exotique;
Hungarian Med. Soc ; Int. Soc. Trop. Med. Yel-
low fever; plague; dengue fever; intermarriage
of lepers; trachoma; malaria; water purifica-
tion; imcinariasis ; tuberculosis.

Ahem, Major George, U. S. A. (retired), War
Department, Washington, D. C. Forestry, Geog-
raphy. New York, N. Y, Dec. 29, 59. Grad, U,

5. Mil. Acad; LL.B, Yale, 95. Officer, UJ3.A,
82- Prof, forestry, Mont. Col, 97-98; director
forestry, P. I, 00-14. A.A; Soc. Foresters;
Ass. Geog. Tropical forestry.

Abem, Prof. M(ichael) J(08epli), S.J, Canisius
College, Buffalo, N. Y. Geology. New York,
N. Y, May 25, 77. A.B, St. Francis Xavier,
96; A.M, Woodstock, 02; Innsbruck, Austria,
07-11. Instr. chem. and geol, Boston Col, 02-
06; geol. and math, Wo^stock, 06-07; prof,
and director, dept. science, Canisius, 11-14;
prof. chem. and head, dept. chem. and geol,
Boston Col, 15-19; pres, and director chem.
laboratories, Canisius, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Boston Col, 15-19; pres. and director chem.
Soc. Nat. Sci. Prehistoric archeology.

AUdns, Prof. H(erbert) Austin, 2038 Cornell
Boad, Cleveland, Ohio. Philosophy, Psychology.
Toronto, Can, March 1, 67. B.A, Toronto, 87;
Ph.D, Yale, 91; hon. fellow, Clark, 92-93. Instr.
philos. Southern California, 88; lecturer, Yale,
90-91; prof, philos. and logic, Trinity (N. C),
91-92; philos, col. for women. Western Reserve,
9S- A.A ; Philos. Ass ; Ps3'chol. Ass ; Ass. Prof,
(v. pres, 19). Logic; mental tensions.

Alnalie, OharleB Ndcolaa) 5009 Orleans Ave,
Sioux City, Iowa. Entomology. Amsterdam,
N. Y, Oct. 13, 56. A.B, Beloit, 77, A.M, 80.
Banker, Rochester, Minn, 81-06; field agent,
bur, entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06-12, entom. asst,
in charge entom. lab, Sioux City, 12- A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Iowa Acad; Sioux City Acad.

AlnsUe, Prof, aeo(rge) G(ooding), B.B. 9 Knox-
ville,Tenn. Entomology. Bochester, Minn, March
7, 86. B.S. (Agr), Minnesota, 08. Asst. to
state entomologist, Minn, 06-08; agent and ex-
pert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08-09; asst.
entom, Clemson, 09-10; entom. asst, bur. entom,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 10- A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom. Crambidae; Aphididae.

Aitken, Prof. Bobert G(rant), Lick Observa-
tory, Mt. Hamilton, Calif. *Astronomy. Jack-
son, Calif, Dec. 31, 64. A.B, Williams, 87, A.M,
92, ScD, 17; Pacifie (Calif), 03. Instr. math,
Livermore, 88-91; prof. math, and astron. Pa-
cific (Calif), 91-95; asst. astronomer, Lici Ob-
servatory, 95-07, astronomer, 07- Principal,
acad. Pacific (Calif), 93-95. Lalande gold
medal for double star discoveries, French Acad,

06. Nat. Acad; A. A; Philos. Soc; Astron. Soc;
Pacific Astron. Soc. (ed, 97-08, 11-, pres, 98,
15); Wash. Acad; assoc. Boyal Astron. Soc.
Double Stars; faint satellites; comets; photom-
etry; rapid binary stars; statistical studies re-
lating to binary stars; orbits of binary stars.

Akeley, Prof. Lewis E(ll8W0rth), Vermilion, S.
Dak. Physics. Clarendon, N. Y, Feb. 22. 61.
A.B, Bochester, 86, A.M, 88, LL.D, 12. Prof,
nat. and physical sciences, South Dakota, 87-88,
physios and chem, 88-04, prof, physics, 04-, dean,
col. eng, 08- Physical Soc; Eng. Educ. Teach-
ing of physics and electrical engineering.

Akera, Prof. OCsear) P(erry), Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa. Mathematics. Trenton, Mo,
June 16, 72. A.B, Colorado, 00, A.M, 02 ; Ph.D,
Cornell, 05. Asst. math, Cornell, 04-05; asst.
prof, Allegheny, 05-07, prof, 07- A.A; Math.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

8oe; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Line
geometry.

Akimoff, Nicholas W(ladlinir),303 Harrison Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Engineering. Bussia, May
15, 77. Mech. £, Moscow, 01. Practising engi-
neer, 02-18; engineer and majiager, Vibration
Speeialty Co, 18- Lecturer dynamics, Pennsyl-
vania. Mech. Eng; Automotive Eng; Math.
Soe; Naval Eng; Franklin Inst. Dynamics;
vibratory^ motion.

Albert, Prof. Henry, Iowa City, Iowa. Pathology,
Bacteriology. Walcott, Iowa, Oct. 11, 78. B.S,
Iowa, 00, fellow, 01-02, M.D, MJ3, 02; Vienna,
03. Instr. path and hacter, Iowa, 02-03, prof,
OS-; director. State Bacter. Lab, 04- Asst.
physician, State Insane Asylum, Lidependence,
Iowa ; pathologist, univ. hosp, Iowa, 03-14. A. A ;
Ass. Path, and Baet ; Soc. Bact ; Am. Med. Ass.
Leucocytes; sarcoma of the spleen; pseudo-para-
sites ; typhoid bacillus carriers ; hypernephroma ;
disinfectants; hypertrophy of the mammary
glands; chordoma; influenza; diphtheria.

Albradit, G(lar0iice) J(olm), State Museum,
Seattle, Wash. Zoology, Waverly, Iowa, Sept.
28, 91. A.B, Iowa, 13. Curator eool, state
museum, Washington (Seattle), IS- Mem.
Hawaiian Bird Beservation exped. to Laysan Isl,
11; Carnegie Alaska -Siberia ezx>ed, 13; collector
for Wash, game exhibit, Panama -Pacific Expos,
.15; director. Field Museum exped. to Olympic
Mountains, 15; Calif. Acad, exped. to Olympic
Mountains, 17; director, Iowa exped. to north-
west coast, 19. Mus. Ass. Birds and mammals;
mountain beavers.

Albredit, Prof. SebastUn, Dudley Observatory,
Albany, N. Y. Astrophysics, Milwaukee, Wis,
Aug. 22, 76. B.S, Wisconsin, 00; fellow. Lick
Observatory, 03-06, Ph.D, California, 06. Teacher
science, high sch, West Bend, Wis, 00-02; asst.
Lick Observatory, 06-08, asst. astronomer, 08-
10; first astronomer, Cordoba Observatory, 10-
12 ; acting junior prof, astron, Michigan, 12-13 ;
astronomer, Dudley Observatory, IS- Mem. L.
O. Crocker eclipse exped. to Flint Island, 08.
A.A ; Astron. Soc ; Soc. Astron. de Mex. Comets ;
satellites; Mars; variable stars of the third and
fourth elass; the relation between stellar spec-
tral types and the intensities of lines in the
spectra; distortions of photographic films; per-
sonal scale; anomalous dispersion in the sun.

Albxodit, Prof. W(aiia)m AObert), University
of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Agronomy, Flana-
gan,Bl, Sept. 12, 88. A.B, Blinois, 11, B.S, 14,
Mj3, 15, Ph.D, 19. Instr. soils, Missouri, 16-19,
asst, prof, 19- Soc. Agron; Soc. Bact; Am.
Acad. Soils; soil bacteriology.

Albiirg«r, Prof. H(eiiry) B(Uil), 3264 N. Penn-
sylvania St; Indianapolis, Ind. Pathology, Ger-
mantown. Pa, April 16, 74. M.D, Pennsylvania,
02. Demonstrator path, Pennsylvania, 05-07;
junior prof, Indiana, 08, prof, 08-14; patholo-
gist, Meihodist Hosp, 13-19, consulting patholo-
gist, 19- Various hosp. positions. Am. Med.
Ass; Phila. Path. Soc. Focal infections; vac-
cine therapy.

Aloocky Dr. Fredexlck James, Geological Survey
of Granada, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Griersville,
Ont, Nov. 16, 88. B.A, Toronto, 12; Ph.D, Yale,

15; Wisconsin, 15-16. With Can, Geol. 8urv,
11- Am. Geog. Soc. The Pre-Cambrian of
northern Canada.

Alden, Prof. G60(rge) I(ra), 48 Queen St, Wor-
cester, Mass. Mechanical engineering. Temple-
ton, Mass, April 22, 43. B.8, Harvard, 68;
M.M.E, Cornell, 90. Head, dept.. mech. eng,
Worcester, 68-96 ; treas. and consulting engineer,
Norton Emery Wheel Co. and Plunger Elevator
Co; V, chairman, board of directors, Weston Co.
Mem. Worcester sch. committee, 94- (chairman,
2 years). Mech. Eng. (v. pros, 91-93.) Cylin-
der condensation in steam-engine; power trans-
mission and measurement.

Alden, Prof. Harold L(ee), University, Va. As-
tronomy. Chicago, 111, Jan. 10, 90. A.B,Wheaton,
12; M.S, Chicago, 13; fellow, Virginia, 14-17,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. photog. photom, Yerkes Ob-
servatory, 12-14; instr. astron, Virginia, 14-17,
adj. prof, 18-, asst, MoCormick Observatory, 14-
Instr. navig. U. S. Shipping Board, 18-19.
A.A; Astron. Soc; MeteoroL Soc; Ass. Prof.
Stellar parallax; visual and photographic pho-
tometry.

Alden, Br. W(llllam) O(Unton), U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. *Qeology. Mitchell,
Iowa, Sept. 27, 71. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 93;
fellow, Chicago, 97-98, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 03. Asst.
principal, high sch, Parker, S. Dak, 93-94; prin-
cipal schools, Centerville, 94-95; special field
asst, T7. 8, Geol, Surv, 96-01, asst. geologist, 01-
10, geologist, 10-12, in charge, sect, glacial geol,
lis- Non-res. decent geol, Chicago, 03-11.
Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad.
Glacial geology; glacial geology of Wisconsin,
Iowa, Montana and New England.

Alderman, Prof. W(llUam) H(orace), 1380 Bay-
mond Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Horticulture. HoUey,
N. Y, April 6, 85. B.S.A, Cornell, 08. Asst. and
later assoc. horticulturist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Ge-
neva, 08-11; prof, hort, West Virginia, 11-19;
dean col. agr. and director, Exp. Sta, 18-19;
chief, div, hort, Minnesota, 19- A. A; Soc. Hort.
Sci. Culture of plums, apples and jwaches;
breeding of strawberries, Irish potatoes and
sweet potatoes.

Alderson, Pros. Victor O(llfton), Colorado School
of Mines, Golden, Colo. Mathematics, Tech*
nicaX education. Plymouth, Mase, June 4, 63.
A.B, Harvard, 85; hon. Sc.D, Beloit and Armour,
03. Supt. schools^ Dublin, Ind, 85-87; instr.
math, high sch, Englewood, HI, 87-93; prof.
Armour, 93-99, dean, tech. col, 99-03; pres,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 03-13 ; Winnemuca Mt. Mining
Co, 13-15; consulting engineer, 15-17; pres,
Colo. Sch, Mines, 17- Mem. advisory committee
Carnegie Tech. Schools, Pittsburgh, 01. A. A;
Eng. Educ; Colo. Sci. Soc; Inst. Petrol. Tech.
London.

Aldrldi, Prof. J(olm) M(erton), U. S. National
Museum, Washington, D. C. Entomology^
Little Valley, Minn, Jan. 28, 66. B.S, S. Dak.
Col, 88, M.8, 91; Mich. Agr. Col, 89-90; M.S, •
Kansas, 93; Ph.D, Stanford 06. Asst. sool, S.
Dak. Col, 89-92; prof, zool, Idaho, and entomol-
ogist, Exp. Sta, 93-05, biol, 05-13 ; entomologist,
bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13-19; assoc.
curator, U. S. Nat. Museum, 19- Editor, Say
foundation, 16- Entom. Soe. (sec 'y- treas, 15-) ;

8

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entozn. 8oe. Classi-
feation and literature of Diptera; eatalogue of
North American Diptera.

Aldrlcb, L(oyal) BClalne), Smithsonian Institu-
tion. Washington, D. C. A^irophysici. Mil-
waukee, Wis, Not. 20, 84. A.B, Wisconsin, 07,
A.M, 09. Asst. physics, Wisconsin, 07-09;
hoUmetrio aast, Smithaonian AHrophy$, Ohsenh
aiary, 09- Mem. Smithsonian solar eclipse
ezped. to Mt. Wilson, 18. A. A. Solar radiation;
reflecting power of clouds.

Aldxteh, Dr. T(lioiiUMi) B(til), Parke. Davis and
Co, Detroit, Mich. Physiological chemistry*
Port Jefferson, N. Y, June 10, 61. Albany Nor.
Col, 79-82; Ph.D, Jena, 92. Principal pub.
schools, 82-88; asst. chem, Jena, 91; prof, pnys-
ics and chem. Lake View High Sch, Chicago,
92-93; assoc. physiol. chem, Hopkins, 93-98;
research chemist, Parke, Davis and Co, 98-
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc. New
derivatives of phenylmethylpyrasolons; secretion
of the anal glands of Mephitis mephitica ^ deriv-
atives of chlorotbne and brometone; isolation and
synthesis of adrenalin; pituitrin; enzymes; anti-
toxins; toxins; halogen tertiary butyl alcohols.

Aldxltb, TCmnum) HCeminway), Birmingham,
Ala. Paleontology. Pahnyra, N. Y, Oct. 17, 48.
M.E, Bensselaer, 69. Asst, Ala. Ceol. Snrv; min-
ing engineer, Birmingham, Ala. Mem. 54th
Cong. A. A; Paleont. Soc; Geol. Soc; Man. Eng;
Civil Eng. Tertiary paleontology and strati-
graphy.

Aldxldi, W(ima)m Sa^eP^r), 122 8. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, HI. Engineering education.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 8, 63. Grad, T7. 8.
Naval Aeady 83; M.E, Stevens, 84. Asst, Boys'
High Sch^ Beading, Pa, 85-87; Phila. Man-
ual Training Sch, 87--89; instr. drawing, Hop-
kins, 89-91, assoc mech. eng, 91-92; head dept.
and prof. mech. eng, West Virginia, 93-99; head
dept and prof. elec. eng, Illinois, 99-01 : director,
Clarkson Mem. Sch. Tech, 01-11; with U. 8.
Reclamation Service, 11-13; acting prof. mech.
and elec. eng, Arizona, 13-14; assoc. prof. eleo.
eng, Colo. Agr. Col, 14-18; engineer. Am. Bridge
Co, Oary, Ind, 18- Past asst. engineer (lieut),
U. S. N, Spanish-Am. War. Mech. Eng; Elec.
Eng; Eng. Educ. Engineering administration;
education.

Alezandar, Dr. Obaitos P(«il), State Natural His-
tory Survey, Urbana, HI. JBntomology. Olovers-
viUe, N. Y, Sept. 25, 89. B.S, Cornell, 13, PhJ),
18. Asst. biol, Cornell, 11-14, instr. nat. hist,
15-17; curator, Snow ooUedionf Kansas, 17-;
syst. entomologist. State Nat. Hist. Surv, lU,
19- Special syst. entomologist, Maine Exp. Sta,
enmmer, 13. A.A;'7hitom. Soc. Biology, phyl-
ogeny and taxonomy of crane-flies.

Aleocander, DCanial) BaaU W(l]liam), Office of
Borough Engineer, Durban, South Africa. Chem-
istry, Ipswich, England, Feb. 24, 62. Victoria,
Manchester, 82. With Aleatraz Asphalt Co, 98-
01; Barber Asphalt Paving Co, 01-13; chief
chemist, Gen. Petrol. Co, 13-16; with Barber
Asphalt Paving Co, 16- A.A; Chem. Soc.
(councilor, 8. Calif, sect, 12, pres, 13) ; Chem.
Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc. Test. M!at. For-
mation of carbenes; pavements; lubricating oils.

Alexander, Prof. H(artl«y) B(nrr), University
of Nebraska, Lincoln, Neb. Philosophy, Lin-

coln, April 9, 73. A.B. Nebraska, 97; Harrison
fellow, Pennsylvania, 98-00; fellow, Columbia,
00-01, PhJ), 01. Asst. ed, 'New Int. Encydo-

Sedia,' 03; 'Webster's Dictionaries,' G. and C.
[erriam Co, 03-08; prof. phUos, Nebraska, 08-
Butler silver medal, 17. Leopold Zunz Mem. lec-
turer, 19. A.A; Philos. Ass. (pres, 19); West.
Philos. Ass (pres, 17). Metaphysics; esthetics;
American Indian mythology.

Alexander, Dr. JCames) W(addell), 29 Cleveland
Lane, Princeton, N. J. Mathematics. ' Sea Bright,
N. J, Sept. 19, 88. B.S, Princeton, 10, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 15; Paris and Bologna, 13-14. Instr.
math, Princeton, 11-12, 15-16, asst. prof, 20-
Math. Soc. Analysis situs; algebraic geometry.

Alexander, Jerome, 255 W. 108th St, New York,
N. y. ""Chemistry. New York, Dec. 21, 76.
B.8, Col. Caty of N. Y, 96, M.S, 99. Treas. and
chief chemist, Nat. Gum and Mica Co. and Nat.
Glue and Gelatine Works, 96- Mem. committee
on colloids, Nat. Research Council. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; N. Y. Chemists Club;
Soc. de Chim. indust. (councilor, N. Y. sect).
Colloid chemistry; ultramicroscopy.

Alexanderson, E(m8t) F(redxlk) W(enier), 8
Adams Boad, Schenectady, N. Y. Electrical en-
gineering. TJpsala, Sweden, Jan. 25, 78. Lund,
Sweden, 96-97; grad, Stockholm Polytech, 00;
Tech. Hochschule, Berlin, 00-01. Draftsman, C.
and C. Elec. Co, 01; consulting engineer, Gen.
Elec. Co, Ot-, chief engineer, Badio Corp. of
America. tO- Elec. Eng; Radio Eng. (v. pres,
16). Electric locomotives; single-phase railway
and induction motors; self -exciting sltemator;
physiological tolerance of alternating current
straagtha; dielectric hysteresis at radio fre-
quencies; electrical propulsion of ships; magnetic
properties of iron; hi^ frequency alternator;
magnetic amplifier; multiple tuned antennae;
barrage receiver.

Aley, Free. Robert J(nd8on), University of
Maine. Orono, Maine. Mathematics. Amey,
Ind, May 11, 63. B.S, Valparaiso, 82; A.B,
Indiana, 88, A.M, 90; Harrison fellow, Pennsyl-
vania. 96-97, Phi), 97; LLJ), Pennsylvania, 17;
Franklin, 09. Instr. math, Indiana, 91-10; supt.
pub. instruction, Ind, 09-10; pres, Maine, 10-
Acting asst prof, math, Stanford, 94-95; ed,
< Educator-Jour,' 03-13. A.A; Math. Soc; Nat.
Council Educ (pres, 13) ; feL Ind. Acad. Mod-
em pure geometry.

Alger, FhiUp L(angdon), 24 Rosa Road, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. Electrical engineering, Washing-
ton, D. C, Jan. 27, 94. B.S, St. John's (Md),
12, A.M, 16; BJ9, Mass. Inst Tech^ 15. Asst.
instr. and research asst, Mass. Inst. Tech, 16-17;
engineer, Gen. Elec. Co, 19- Second lieut and
lieut, ordnance dept, 17-19; capt, O.B.C, 19-
Elec. Eng; Math. Soc Induction motors; bal-
listics.

Algu6, Bey. J(o8eph), BJ, Manila Observatory,
Manila, P. I. Meteorology. Manresa, Spain,
Dec. 28, 56. Toulouse, France, 72-77; George-
town, 91-93, PhJ), 03; ScD, Manila, 12. Prof,
physics, Zaragoza, Spain, 78-84; Tortosa, 84-88;
asst. director, Manila Observatory, 94-97, dv-
rector, 97- Commissioner from Spanish Govt,
to Columbian Expos, 93 ; asst. director, observa-
tory, Georgetown, 91-93. Int. Cong, Paris, 00;
St. Louis, 04; Innsbruck, 05. Hon. mem. Royal

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Meteor. Soc. CjeloneB; climate of the Philip-
pine Islandfl.

ABaiiy Prof. F(raaei8) BCarday), 880 Brnnswick
Ave, Toronto, Can. Chemistry, Simcoe Co,
Ont, Nov. 4, 67. B.A, Toronto, 93, fellow,
93-95, M.A, Ph.D, 00. AaaL lecturer ehem,
TorontOf 9&-00, lecturer, 00-07, aseoc. prof, org,
ehem^ 07-19, prof, 19- Chem. Soc; Boyal Soc.
Can; Chem. Gesell. Bismuth salts; derivatives
of phthalic acid.

AUaii» Prof. John A(]idrew), University of Al-
berta, Edmonton. Alta, Can. Geology. Aubrev,
Que, July 31, 84, B.A, McGill, 07, M.S, 08;
Ph.D, Mass Inst. Tech, 12. Asst. geol, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 08-11; prof, geoh and miner, At-
herta^ if-, in charge, dept, mining eng, 14-
Field geologist, Can. Ged. Surv, 06-15. AA;
GeoL Soc; Cim. Min. Inst. Mining; petrog-
raphy; structural geology and physiography of
the Canadian Rocky Mountains; oil gas; coal;
experimental ceramics.

AEaxd, H(arry) A(rdeil), TJ. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Ox-
ford, Mass, Jan. 28, 80. B.S, North Carolina,
05. Sdentitt, hur, plant indue, U. 8, Dept. Agr,
06- Wash. Entom. Soe. Plant breeding and
nutrition; cotton; the distribution of Fowler's
toad; musical Orthoptera; mosaic diseases of to-
bacco; day length and plant growth.

Allardioe, Prof. B(otMrt) E(dgar), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. ^Mathematiea. Edinburgh, Scot-
land, March 2, 62. M.A, Edinburgh, 82. Asst.
prof, math, Edinburgh, 82-92; prof, Stanford,
92- Math. Soc; fel. Edinburgh Boyal Soc;
Edinburgh Math. Soc. (ed, 'Proc,' 89-91), Math.
Soc. Geometry; properties of certain systems of
conies.

AHee, Prof. W(arder) C(]yd«), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. ^Zoology, Bloomingdale,
Ind, June 5, 85. B.S, Earlham, 08; M.S, Chi-
cago, 10, Ph.D, 12. Asst. 2O0l, Chicago, 10-12;
instr. bot, Illinois, 12-13; zool, Williams, 13-14;
asst. prof, Oklahoma, 14-15; prof, biol. Lake
Forest Col, 15-21 ; aeeoc. prof, tool, Chicago, Bl-
Instr. zool. Woods Hole, summers, 14-, in charge
invert, zool, 18- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool.
(sec'y); EcoL Soc; Entom. Soc Seasonal suc-
cession in ponds; rheotaxis in Isopoda; ecology
and behavior of isopods, flsh, May-fly nymphs
and Woods Hole invertebrates.

Allrnnan, Prof. Oellert, Swarthmore College,
Swarthmore, Pa. Chemistry. Littlestown, Pa,
July 23, 71. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 93; PhJ),
Hopkins, 97. Instr. ehem, Maine, 97-98; Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 98-02; prof, Swarthmore,
Ot^ A.A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indus; Franklin Inst; Chem. Gesell.
Diazo-compounds; Portland cements; action of
chemicals on wood flber; phenol ethers; anti-
septics; coal tars; creosote oils; asphalts;
strength of treated timbers; oxidation of pe-
troleum; electrolysis; occluded gases in ferrous
alloys.

Allen, Dr. Artbiir A(iigli8tiis), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Zoology. Buffalo, N. Y,
I>ec 28, 85. A.B, Cornell, 07, A.M, 08, fellow,
08-09, Ph.D, 11. Instr. zool, Cornell, 09-15,
aeet, prof, omith, 1$- Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
exped. to S. Am^ 12. A. A; mem. Omith. Union;

Soc. Mammal. Ornithology; mammalogy; con-
servation; ecology.

AllAii, Prof. B(eimet) M(l]ls), 1653 Indiana St,
Lawrence, Kans. ^Embryology. Greencastle,
Ind, July 4, 77. Ph.B, DePauw, 98 ; PB.D, Chi-
cago, 03. Instr. anat, Wisconsin, 03-08, asst.
prof, 08-11, sool, 11-13 ; prof, Kansas, IS- A. A ;
Soc Nat; Soc Zool; Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Anat;
Wis. Acad. Embryonic development of ovary
and testis of the mammals; anatomy of Hirudo;
eye of Bdellostoma; development of rete cords,
sex cords and sex cells of Ohrysemys; origin of
sex-cells; effect of extirpation of tiiyroid gland
and hypophysis of amphibians on bodily growth ;
influence of glands of internal secretion on
growth and differentiation.

Allen, Prof. G(alTin) Frank (Francis), Montview
St, West Boxbury, Mass. Engineering, Rox-
bury. Mass, July 10, 51. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
72. Civil engineer, water works and sewerage,
72-78; railroad engineer, 79-85; attomey-at-
law, 85-86; asst. prof, later assoc. prof, and
prof, railroad eng, Mass. Inst. Tech. 87-16.
Civil Eng; Eng. Educ. (sec'y and pres) ; B. B.
Eng; New Eng. B. B. Club (pres, 06); Mass.
Highway Ass. (pres}; Boston Soc. Civil Eng.
(pres, 99). Bailroad engineering.

Alien, Prof. OharlOB SClmer), 2014 Chamberlin
Ave, Madison, Wis. *Botany. Horicon, Wis,
Oct. 4, 72. B.S, Wisconsin, 99, PhJ>, 04. Instr.
hot, Wisconsin, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-07, assoc
prof^ 07-09, prof, 09^ Besearch asst. CJamegie
Institution, 04-05; ed-in-ehief, 'Am. Jour. Bot,'
18- A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Wis. Acad,
(sec'y, 05-07, v. pres, 15-18). Middle la-
mella in thickened cell walls; spindle forma-
tion in pollen mother-cells of larch; nuclear
division and chromosome reduction in pollen
mother-cells of lilv; germination of egg and
chromosome reduction in Coleochste; spermato-
genesis in mosses; inheritance in Sphaerocarpos.

Allen, Prof. QharlOB M(etcalf), Polytechnic Insti-
tute, Worcester, Mass. MechaniaU engineering.
Walpole, Mass, Dec. 12, 71. B.S, Worcester, 94,
M.S, 99. Asst. mech. eng. Worcester, 9&-97,
instr. hydrauL and lab. worx, 97-02, asst. prof,
exp. eng, 02-06, prof, 06-09, hydrant, eng, 09-
A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Civil Eng. Ab-
sorption dynamometers; application of the steam-
engine indicator to rowing; current meter rating
stations; water-wheels; absorption dynamometers
of large powers; large gears; rope and belt
drivers.

Alien, Oharies B(icketaon), Federal Board for
Vocational Education, Wae^ington, D. C. Chem-
istry, Education, Physics. New Bedford, Mass,
Aug. 6, 62. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 85; A.M,
Harvard, 02. Senior teacher science, high sch.
New Bedford, 86-09; director. New Bedford
Indus. Sch, 09-11; agent, Mass. Board of Educ,
11-17; with Emergency Fleet Corp, 17-18;
special agent. Fed, Board for Vocational Educ,
18- Asst. gen. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 86;
private asst. to Prof. Wolcott Gibbs, Harvard,
86. Chem. Soc; Eastern Ass. Physics Teachers;
New Eng. Ass. Chem. Teachers. Nitrogen in
sewage; dissociation of acetylene; industrial
education.

Allen, Dr. Edward Biley, E. I. du Pont de Ne-
mours and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry.

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AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

Paaa, 111, July 28, 84. B.8, Illinoia, 06; Ph.D,
Cornell, 13. Asst. org. ehem, Cornell, 11-12;
assoc. soil biol, Ohio ihqp. Sta, 13-15, in charge
soil technol, 15-17; assoe. biochem, Washington
(St. liouis), 17-19; org, chemist, E. I, du P<ynt
de Nemours and Co, 19- Visiting investigator,
Mo. Bot. Garden, 17-19. Chem. Soc. Organic
and biological chemistry; soil biology and tech-
nology.

Allen, Prof, Edward S(witzer), West Virginia
University, Morgantown, W. Va. Mathematics,
Kansas City, Mo, Dec. 12, 87. A.B, Harvard, 09,
A.M, 10, Ph.D, 14; Rome, 11-13; G«ttingen, 12.
Instr, raathf Dartmouth, 13-14; Brown, 14-15;
Michigan, 15-19; oast, prof, West Virginia, 19-
Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Algebraic
geometry.

AllMi, Dr. B(dwln) W(est), 1923 Biltmore St,
Washington, D. C. Agriculture, Amherst. Mass.
Oct. 28, 64. B.S, Maes. Col, 85; Ph.D, G«t'
tingen, 90. Asst. chemist, Mass. Exp. Sta, 85-
88; asst, office of exp. stations, U, 8. Dept, Agr,
90-93, asst. director, 93-15, chief, 15- Ed, * Exp
Sta. Record,' 95-; exec, sec'y. Committee on
Country Life. A.A. (sec'y, M, 14-18, v. pros,
20); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. (sec 'y-treas, 10-14).
Agricultural chemistry.

AUen, Dr. ECagene) T(homa8), Geophysical Lab-
oratory, Washington, D. C. •Chemietry. Athol,
Mass, April 2, 64. A.B, Amherst, 87; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 92; Harvard, 93-95. Assoc, chem.
Woman's CoL of Baltimore, 90-91; acting prof,
Colorado, 92-93; prof. Mo. Sch. Mines, 95-01;
chem. geologist, U. S. GeoL Snrv, 00-06; re-
search chemist, geophysical lab, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 07- Instr, summer sch, Harvard, 93-95.
Chem. Soc. (pros, Wash, sect, 04). Inorganic
and mineralogical chemistry; optical glass; vein
formation; volcanic phenomena.

Allen, Dr. E(zra), Ursinus College, Collegeville,
Pa. Zoology. Coudersport, Pa, May 8, 70. A.B,
Bucknell, 95; fellow, Clark, 00-01; Chicago, 05;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 14. Teacher science, Perki-
omen Sem, 96-00; prof, hiol, State Nor, Sch,
Mont, 03-07; Phila. Sch. Pedag, 07-18; Ursinus,
19- Investigator, Wistar Inst, 10-18; hon. in-
vestigator zool, Pennsylvania, 15-19; educ. ad-
viser, A.E.F, 19; lecturer biol, A.E.F. Univ.
Beaune, 19. A. A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; Phila.
Acad. Cytology; mammalian nerve and germ
cells; cytologieal methods.

AUen, Francis H(enry), 4 Park St, Boston, Mass.
Ornithology. Jamaica Plain, Mass, Aug. 3, 66.
Grad, Boxbury Latin Sch, ^. Mem, ed. staff,
Houghton Mifflin Co, 94- Mem. Ornith. Union;
Nuttall Ornith. Club (couneil). Distribution of
birds; bird-song; habits of birds.

Allen, Dr. Frank, University of Manitoba, Winni-
peg, Can. Experimental physios. Canterbury,
N. B, Feb. 6, 74. A.B, New Brunswick, 95;
A.M, Cornell, 00, fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 02. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 01-04; prof, Manitoba, 04-
Fel. Royal Soc. Can. Color and color vision;
sound sensations; physiological optics; liquid
air production.

Allen, Prof. F(rank) W(l8dom), University Farm,
Davis, Calif. Horticulture. Columbia, Mo, July
18, 87. B.S.(Agr), Missouri, 10; MJ3, Iowa
State, 13. Instr. hort, Iowa State, 10-13; Wash.

State, 13-14, asst. horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 14-
17; bur. markets, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-20; asst.
prof, pomol, California, 20- Pomology; apples.

Allen, Dr. Frederick Biadison, Physiatric Insti-
tute, Morristown, N. J. ^Medicine. Des Moines,
Iowa, March 16, 79. A.B, California, 02, MJ),
07. Research fellow, Harvard Med. Sch, 09-12 ;
assoc. med. Rockefeller Inst, 13-18; practising
physician, 19-20: director, Physiat. Inst, 20-
Lecturer, Harvey Soc, 16. Am. Physicians; Soc.
Exp. Path; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Aead. Med. Dia-
betes; nephritis; metabolism.

Allen, Dr. Glover M(orrill), 234 Berkeley St, Bos-
ton, Maes. Zoology. Walpole, N. H, Feb. 8, 79.
A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 04. Sec*y and
librarian, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 01- A. A; Soc.
Zool ; mem. Ornith. Union ; Soc. Mammal ; Appa-
lachian Mt. Club; Wash. Biol. Soc; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist, (sec'y, 01); NuttaU Ornith. Qub
(pres, 19); Harvard Travellers Club. System-
atic zoology; heredity.

Allen, Dr. J(oel) ACsaph), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y, ^Vertebrate
aoology. Springfield, Mass, July 19, 38. Law-
rence Sci. Sch, Harvard, 62-67; hon. Ph.D, In-
diana, 86. Asst. ornith, museum comp. zool,
Harvard, 71-85; curator mammal, and ornith.
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 86-19, curator mammal,
to- Chief, scientific staff of govt, exped. North.
Pacific R. R. Surv, 73; special collaborator, U.
S. Geol. and Geog. Surv. (Hayden), 78-83; ed.
*BuL NuttaU Ornith. Club,' 76-83; 'The Auk,'
84-12; *BuL' and 'Memoirs,' Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 87-17. Walker grand prize, Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist, 03. Nat. Acad; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Soc. Mammal; feL Ornith. Union (pres, 83-91) ;
Ass. Geog; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; fel. N. Y.
Aead. (v. pres, 92); Wash. Acad; hon. mem.
British Ornith. Union; hon. mem. Ornith. Gesell;
etc. Mammals and birds; geographieal zoology;-
mammals of Patagonia and Nicaragua, mammals
and birds of northeastern Siberia, South Amer-
ica and Africa.

Allen, Prof. John B(obln8), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical engineering.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 23, 69. B.S, Michigan, 92,
M.E, 96. Sec*y> L. K. Comstock Construction
Co, 93-95; inst. mech. eng, Michigan, 96-99,
asst. prof, 99-02, junior prof, 02-05, prof. 05-
11; dean eng, Robert Col, Constantinople, 11-
13; head of dept, Michigan, 13-17; dean, dept.
eng. and archit, Minnesota, 17-19 ; research dept.
Bur. Mines, 19- Consulting engineer, Detroit.
A.A; Meeh. Eng; Soc. Heat, and Vent. Eng;
Eng. Educ; hon. mem. Nat. Ass. Sta. Eng;
Mich. Eng. Soc ; Detroit Eng. Soc. Heating and
ventilation ; manufacture of peat into a f ueL

Allen, Prof. Joseph, 9 Myrtle St, White Plains,
N. Y. Mathematics. New Bedford, Mass, March
21, 70. A.B, A.M, Harvard, 92, 92-94. Inst.
math, Cornell, 94-97; assoc. prof, Col. City of
N. r, 97- A.A; Math. Soc. Analytical ge-
ometry.

»

Alien, Kenneth, 1235 Municipal Building, New
York, N. Y. Hydraulic and sanitary engineer-
ing. New Bedford, Mass, A|>ril 6, 57. C.E,
Rensselaer, 79. Consulting engineer, 85-89;
city supt. construction, Kansas City, Mo, 89-90 ;
principal asst. engineer, Baltimore Sewerage

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

11

Commission, 95-99; consulting engineer, Balti-
more, 00-02; engineer and supt, Water Dept,
Atlantic City, N. J, 02-06; div, engineer, Balti-
more Sewerage Commission, 06-08; engineer,
Metropolitan Bewerage Commission, N, Y, City,
08-14, sanit. engineer, Board of Estimate and
Apportionment, 14- Civil Eng; Soc. Munic.
Improv; Pub. Health Ass.

Allen, Prof. B(egmald) B(ryaat), Kenyon Col-
lege, Ghimbier, Ohio. Mathematics. Medford,
N. J, Jan. 3, 72. B.S, Butgers, 93, M.S, 97;
PhJ>, Clark, 05. Acting prof, math, Mass. Col,
95; asst. prof, Adelphi, 97-01; instr, Clark, 06-
06; prof, Kenyon, 06^ A. A; Math. Soc; Math.
Ass. (chairman, Ohio seet, 16). Hypercomplex
number systems ; multiple algebras.

Allen, B(o]]and) G(raten), Lake Superior Iron Ore
Association, Cleveland, Ohio. Geology, A.B,
Wisconsin, 05, A.M, 08. Instr. econ. geol, Mich-
igan, 08-09, lecturer, 09-13; state geologist,

^ Mich, 09-19 ; v, pres, Lake Superior Iron Ore
Ass, 19- A.A; Oeol. Soc; Ass. Econ. Oeol; Min.
and Metal. Eng. Geology of the Iron River dis-
trict of Michigan.

Allen, Dr. Buth F(lorence), Hilgard Hall, Berk-
eley, Calif. Plant pathology. Sturgeon Bay,
Wis, May 23, 79. A.B, Wisconsin, 05, A.M, 07,
Ph.D, 09. Asst. bot, Wisconsin, 05-10; instr,
Mich. Agr. Col, 10-14; inst. and later asst. prof,
Wellesley, 14-18; plant pathologist, hur, plant
indust, U. 8. Dept, Agr, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Cereal diseases; cytology.

Allan, Prof. Samuel JCames) M(clnt08h), Uni-
versity of Cincinnati,Cincinnati,Ohio. *Physics,
Maitland, N. S, Oct. 5, 77. B.8, McGill, 00,
M.8, 01; fellow, Hopkins, 03-04, Ph.D, 06.
Demonstrator physics, McQill, 00-03; instr,
Cincinnati, 06-09 ; asst. prof, 09-14, assdc. prof,
14-19, prof. exp. physics, 19- Physical Soc;
Can. Civil Eng; Ohio Acad. (v. pres, 19).
Radio activity; passage of a rays of radium and
X-rays through matter; radio-activity of smoky
atmosphere; relations between X-ray wave
lengths, atomic numbers and absorption coeffi-
cients.

Allen, W(altk) 8 (teams), 224 State St, Flush-
ing, N. Y. Chemistry. Acworth, N. H, Dec. 1,
77. A.B, Amherst, 00. Asst. geol, Amherst, 00-
02; anal, and research chemist, Gen. Chem, Co,
03-, in charge. Laurel Eill Lab, 10- A.A;
Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club. Analytical
chemistry.

Allen, Wlll|»m Fit^ Oregon University Medical
School, Portland, Oregon. Anatomy, Oneonta, N.
Y, 75. A.B, Stanford, 00, A.M, 02 ; Ph.D, Min-
nesota, 15. Asst. to Dr. E. P. AUis, 01-06 ; physiol,
Calif omia, 06-'10 ; inst. embryol, and comp. anat,
Illinois, 10-11; histol. and embryol, Minnesota,
11-16; prof, anat, and hetid of dept, Oregon, 16-
Ass. Anat; Wash. Acad. Anthropology; mi-
croscopical technique; morphological and experi-
mental neurology; blood vessels and lymphatics
in fishes.

Allen, WCflUam) M(arBhaU), Department of Agri-
culture, Raleigh, N. C. Chemistry, Wadsboro,
N. C, Jan. 70. North Carolina, 89-92; Hop-
kins, 97-98. Asst. chemist, N. C. Exp. Sta,
94-97; asst. to state chemist, Ga, 97-98; first

asst. state chemist, N. C, 99-06, food chemist,
06-19, chemist, 19- Chem. Soc. (pres, N. C.
sect, 09-10); Agr. Chem; Ass. Food and Dairy
Departments (v. pres, 08, sec'y^ 09). Food
adulteration.

Allen, W(infked) E(mory), Scripps Institution,
La JoUa, Calif. Biology. West Newton, Ind,
June 6, 73. BX, Earlham, 98; A.M, Law-
rence, 04; Nebraska, 99-00, 04-05; Illinois,
10-11. Athletic coach, Earlham, 96-99; asst.
physical director, Nebraska, 99-00; physical di-
rector and registrar, Lawrence, 03-04; head,
bioL dept, high sch, Spokane, Wash, 00-02;
State Nor. Sch, Kearney, Nebr, 05-08; asst.
sool, Illinois, 10-11; head, biol. dept, high sch,
Stockton, Calif, 12-16; Fresno, 16-19; biologist,
Scripps Inst, California, 19- A. A; Ecol. Soc;
Micros. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; Calif. Aead. Mor-
phology; regeneration; fresh- water plankton;
marine phytoplankton.

Aller, Henry D(a7), Bureau of Fisheries, Wash-
ington, D. C. Zoology. N. J, 80. «.S, Rut-
gers, 02; Cornell, 02-03. Bur. Forestry, 03-04;
supt. and director, U. 8. Fisheries Lab, Beau-
fort, N. C, 07-12, agent, fur-seal fisheries,
Pribilof Islands, Bur. Fisheries, IB- A.A. The
marine Mollusca of Beaufort, North Carolina.

Ailing, Harold L(attimore), 400 Oxford St, Roch-
ester, N. Y. Geology, Rochester, Feb. 7, 88.
A.M, Columbia, 17, Ph.D, 20. Expert geol, N.
7. State Museum, 17-; instr, Bochesier, BO-
A.A; assoo. Min. and Metal. Eng; Chem. Soc;
Rochester Acad. Crystallization of rock form-
ing minerals; Adirondack Precambrian.

AUlB, Dr. Edward Phelps, Jr, Milwaukee, Wis,
or Palais de Carnolds, Menton, France. * Verte-
brate morphology, Milwaukee, Sept. 14, 51.
C.E, Del. Lit. Inst, 66; Antioch, 67-^8; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 68-69, 71 ; LL.D, Wisconsin, 03 ; hon.
M.D, Groningen, 14. Mem. and officer of Edw. P.
AUis Co, Milwaukee, 71- Laureat, Paris Inst,
98; Offioier d 'Acad ; Chevalier Legion d 'honneur.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat; Am. Geog. Soc; Mus.
French Art; fel. N. Y. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist; fel. London Linnean Soc; London Zool.
Soc; London Royal Micros. Soc; London Royal
Meteor. Soc; London Soc. Arts; Anat. Soc. Gt.
Britain and Ireland; North British Acad; Soc.
astron. de France; Soc. matter ''de France. The
anatomy and development of the head of ver-
tebrates.

AUport, Dr. F(loyd) H(enry), 27 Everett St,
Cambridge, Mass. Psychology, Milwaukee, Wis,
Aug. 22, 90. A.B, Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 19.
Instr. psychol, Harvard, 19- With A.E.F, 17-
18. Psychol. Ass. Experimental and social
psychology.

Almy, Charles, Jr, Dewey and Almy Chemical ^o,
Cambridge, Mass. Chemical engineering, Cam-
bridge, April 6, 88. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 10.
Research assoc. applied chem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
10-11 ; tech. director. Am. Vulcanized Fibre Co,
12-15; gen. manager and sec'y, Va. Red Oil
Products Corp, 16-17; lieut. col, C.W.8, 18-19;
V. pres. and sec'y, Dewey and Almy Chem. Co,
19- Chem. Soc; British Soc. Chem. Indust. '
Animal and vegetable oils and fats; vulcanized
fibre.

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AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Almy, Prof. Frank FCayette), 436 East St, Grin-
nell, Iowa. Physics, Little Compton, B. I, Jan.
12, 66. B.S, Nebraska, 90; Hopkins, 90-03;
Cliieago, 99, 01-02. Prof, physics, QrinneU, 93-
Lecturer phjsies, Columbia, 09-10; asst. ednc.
director, district eight, S.A.T.C, 18. A. A;
Physical Soc; Iowa Acad, (pros, 09). Some
properties of coherers; pressure shift of lines in
the spectrum of iron; electrodeless discharge in
gases.

Aliny, Br. Jobn E(dwln), 2300 A St, Lincoln,
Nebr. Physics. Centralia, 111, Oct. 13, 75. B.8,
Nebraska, 96, A.M, 97; PhJ>, Berlin, 00. Instr.
physics, Nebraska, 00-02, adj. prof, 02-05, asst.
prof, 05-07, assoe. prof, 07-09, prof, 09-, chair-
man of dept, 19-20. A.A; Physical Soc; Nebr.
Acad. Accidental double refraction; spark po-
tentials; discharge through gases; dielectric
strength of various glasses and double refracting
media; cathode potential.

Alpttin, Dr. David, 750 Green Ave, Brooklyn, N.
T. BiMogioaX chemistry. Bucharest, Boumania.
M.S, Freiburg, 02 ; M.D, N. Y. Univ, 07 ; Ph.D,
Columbia, 12. Lecturer physiol. chem. and di-
rector chem. and x>ath. laboratories, Eclectic
Med. Col. 03-12; assoc. prof. ophihaJ, N. Y.
PoH-Grad. Med. 8eh. Nudeoprotein metabo-
lism; uricolysis and uricase.

Al8b«rg» Dr. O(acl) LCucas), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Biochem'
istry. New York, N. Y, April 2, 77. A.B,
Columbia, 96, A.M, M.D, 00. Asst. physiol.
chem, Harvard Med. Seh, 02-05, instr. biol.
chem, 05-06, faculty instr, 06-08; chem. biol-
ogist, bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 08-
12, chief, bur. chem. It- Investigator, Bur.
Fisheries, 07-08. A.A; Agr. Chem. (sec'y-
treas, 20, ed, 'Jour'); Am. Med. Ass. (mem.
council pharmacy and chem) ; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Chem. Soc (councilor at large);
Soc. Biol. Chem. (past pres); Soc. Pharmacol;
Boston Soc. Med. Sci. (past sec'y). Chemistry
of nudeic acids and of proteins; cystinuria; en-
zymes; phosphoric acid metabolism; poisonous
plants; oxidizing enzymes; biology and toxicol-
ogy of molds of the genus Penicillium; cyano-
genesis in plants; pharmacology; food and agri-
cultural chemistry.

Altenbnrg, Prof. Bdgar, Bice Institute, Houston,
Tex. Zoology. Jenej City, N. J, June 11, 88.
A.B, Columbia, 11, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 16. Instr.
biol. Bice Inst, 17-20, asst. prof, BO- A.A.
Genetics.

Alter, Prof. Dinsmore, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kans. Astronomy, Physics. Colfax,
Wash, March 28, 88. B.S, Westminster (Pa),
09; M.6, PiUsburgh, 10; Ph.D, California, 16.
Instr. physics and astron, Alabama, 11-12, asst.
prof, 12-13, adj. prof, 13-14; instr. astron,
California, 14-17; asst. prof, Kansas, 17-19,
assoc. prof, 19- Major, C.A.B.C. A.A; Phys-
ical Soc; Astron. Soc. Orbits; meteorology;
perturbations; gravitational theory.

Alter, Dr. Kicholaa M, New Haven Hospital, New
Haven, Conn. Pathology. Hungary^ 86. M.D,
Univ. of Hungary, 11. Instr. anat, Univ. of
Hungary, 10-11, path, 11-13 ; pathologist, Monte-
fiore Home and Hosp, N. Y. City, 14-15; How-

ard A. Kelly Hosp, 15-19; Yale, 19- Physical
chemistry applied to cancer research.

Alvaras, Prof. Arthur Carl, 1909 Dwight Way,
Berkeley, Calif. Civil engineering, sian Fran-
cisco, Calif, Nov. 2, 86. BJ3, California, 08.
Instr. dvH eng, California, 08-13, asst. prof, 13-
19, assoc. prof, 19- Assoc Civil Eng; Soc Test,
Mat. Building construction; structural engi-
neering.

Alvarez, Dr. Walter dement, 177 Post St, San
Francisco, Calif. Medicine. San Francisco,
July 22, 84. M.D, Cooper Med. Col, 05; Har-
vard, 13. Asst. path. Cooper Med. Col, 05-06;
asst. med, Stanford, 12-13; instr. research med,
Hooper Foundation for Med. Research, Califor-
nia, 14-20, assi. prof, tO- Caldwell lecturer,
Bontgen Bay Soc, 20. Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Calif. Acad. Physiology
and pathology of digestion; intestinal peristalsis.

AlvordC John Watson, 5203 Kenwood Ave, Chi-
cago, HL Hydraulic and sanitary engineer^
ing. Newton Center, Mass, Jan. 25, 61. Prep,
sch; Europe, 88, 94; hon. C.E, Wisconsin, 13.
City engineer. Lake View, Chicago, 84-88;
Cicero, 111, 89 ; Columbian Expos, 90-93 ; consult-
ing engineer, 94- Mem. numerous appraisal
boards; consulting engineer to many munici-
palities in the Central West; govt, war work,
two years. Chanute medal, West. Soc. Eng, 02;
medal as one of the designers of the Columbian
Expos, 93. A.A; Civil Eng. (director, 18-);
Water Works Ass. (pres, 10) ; West. Soc. Eng.
(pres, 10) ; 111. Soc Eng. (pres, 02, 04) ; Pub.
Health Ass. Sewage purification; economics of
valuation and appraisement; flood prevention.

Alway, Prof. Frederick JCames), 1386 Grantham
Ave, St. Paul, Minn. *Chemistry. Waterford,
Out, May 28, 74. B.A, Toronto, 94; Ph.D, Hei-
delberg, 97. Prof, chem, Nebr. Wesleyan, 98-
06; agr. chem, Nebraska, 06-09, head prof, 09-
13; prof, soil chem, Minnesota, and chief, div.
soUs Exp. Sta, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc
Agron; Peat Soc Beduction of nitro-com-
pounds; hydroxylamino- and nitroso-compounds;
bleaching of flour; soils of northern steppes;
prairie soils; humus; soil moisture; glacial and
peat soils.

Amberg, Dr. Kmll, David Whitney Building, De-
troit, Mich. Aural surgery. Santa Fe, N. Mex,
May 1, 68. M.D, Heidelberg, ^4; Berlin, 97, 98;
Vienna, 95, 97, 07. House surgeon, aural dept,
Eye and Ear Infirmary, Boston, 96-97. Otol.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-
laryngol. The ear; the lateral sinus; instru-
ments; influence of the work-pause on mental
efficiency; interstate reciprocity for the license
to practice medicine.

Amberg, Dr. Samuel, Children's Memorial Hos-
pital, 735 Fullerton Ave, Chicago, HI. Medicine.
Cannstatt, Germany, Aug. 15, 74. Gymnasium,
Cannstatt; Berlin, 95-96; M.D, Heidelberg, 98.
Asst. and instr. pediat, Hopkins, 99-03, assoc,
03-10, assoc. prof, 10-12; mem, Sprague Mem.
Inst, and assoc. prof. exp. med, Bush Med, Col,
It- Pharmacologist, C. W. S, 18. Physiol. Soc ;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc Pharmacol; Am. Med.
Ass; cor. mem. Vienna Gesell. fiir Innere Med.
und Kinderheilkunde. Pediatrics; pharmacol-
ogy; physiological chemistry.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

13

Ambler, Dr. Joseph A(lfted), 5105 13th St, N.W,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Danbury, Conn,
June 30, 89. Ph.B, Yale, 10, PhJ), 13. Prof,
chem, Aeadia, 13-16; asat, petroleum chemist,
color lab, hur, chem, U. 8, Dept, Agr, 16- Chem.
Soe. Coal-tar intermediates ; pyrimidins ; pseudo-
thiohydantoins; amina; sulphonic acids.

Ames, Dr. Adeline, Normal, Nebr. Botany, Hen-
derson, Nebr, Oct. 6, 79. B.S, Nebraska, 03,
A.M, 04 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Asst. bot, Nebraska,
02-04; seientife asst, bur. plant indust, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 04-11, asst. pathologist, 13-20; asst.
prof, hot, Sweet Briar, 20- Bot. Soe; Phyto-
path. Soe. Systematie mycology; plant pa-
thology.

Ames, Prof. E(dward) 8(cribner), University of
Chicago, Chicago, IlL Philosophy, Eau Claire,
Wis, April 21, 70. A.B, Drake, 89; B.D, Yale,
92; PhJ), Chicago, 95. Prof. phUos, Chicago,
97- A. A; Philos. Ass; PsychoL Ass; West.
Philos. Ass. Psychology of religion.

Ames, Prof. J(o8eph) S(weetmaii), Oharleeote
Place, Guilford, Baltimore, Md. *Physios, Man-
chester, Vt, July 3, 64. A.B, Hopkins, 86, fel-
low, 87-88, Ph.D, 90; Berlin, 86-87; LL.D,
Washington (Md), 07. Asst. physics, Eopleins,
88-91, assoc, 91-93, assoc. prof, 93-99, prof, 99-,
director, physical lab, 01- Ed. board, 'Astro-
phys. Jonr'; Harris leeturer. Northwestern, 13.
Nat. Acad; Physical Soe. (pros, 19, 20); Philos.
Soe; Am. Acad; hon. mem. Boyal Inst; Soe. de
Physique. Electrodynamics; spectroscopy; spec-
trum of hydrogen.

Ames, Dr. Ii(ewis) D(arwin), Delano, Calif.
Mathematics, KeeseviUe, N. Y, July 11, 69.
Bliitt, Missouri, 99; A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 02,
Ph.D, 04. Instr. math, Chillicothe Nor. Sch, Mo,
90-98, 99-00; Harvard, 01-02; Missouri, 02-06,
asst. prof, 0&-12, assoc. prof, 12-20. Slowly con-
vergent series; analysis situs; continuous groups.

Ames, Prof. Oakes, Bussey Institution, Forest
Hills, Boston, Mass. Botany, North Easton,
Mass, Sept. 26, 74. A.B, Harvard, 98, A.M, 99.
Asst. bot, Harvard, 99-00, instr, 00-10, asst, prof,
15-, asst. director, bot, garden, 99-09, director,
09- A. A; Soe. Nat; Bot. Soe; Am. Acad; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Mass. Hort. Soe. (past v. pres) ;
Boston Soe. Nat. Hist; Wash. Biol. Soe; N. Y.
Acad; Int. Ass. Bot; feL London Linnean Soe.
Economic botany; orchidology.

Amesse, Dr. J(olm) W(lUiam), 624 Metropolitan
Buil^g, Denver, Colo. Medicine, Eagle River,
Mich, Jan. 15, 74. M.D, Michigan, 98. Sanit.
officer, U. S. Pub. Health Service, Honolulu, 98-
00, Manila, 00-04, Havana, 06-09, mem. staff,
hygienic lab, 07; lectiirer diseases of children
and of tropics, Colorado, 10- Ed, ' Denver Med.
Times,' 13-14; Ueut. col, M.C, A.E.P, 17-19;
mem. Colo. Board of Health, 18- A. A; Soe.
Trop. Med; Ass. Study Int. Secretions; Cong.
Int. Med; N. Y. Acad. Med. Pediatrics; dis-
eases of the tropics; yellow fever; hemorrhage
of infants.

Ami, Dr. Henry M, Strathcona Park, Ottawa,
Can. Geology, Paleontology, Belle Biviere,
Can, 58. A.B, McGill, 82, A.M, 85, hon. SeJ>,
07; ScJ), Queen's (Can), 91. Paleontologist,
Can, GeoU 8urv, 8t- Mem. various commissions

for Govt, of Can. Bigsby gold medalist, Lon-
don Geol. Soe, 03. A.A; Geol. Soe; Paleont.
Soe; Wash. Geol. Soe; Montreal Nat. Hist. Soe;
Ottawa Field Nat. See. (past pres, curator,
areheoL museum) ; N. B. Nat, Hist, See; N. S.
Inst; Hamilton Ass; fel. Boyal Soe. Can; fel.
London GeoL Soe; Schweiz. Geol. GeselL
Chronological geology; paleontology; bibliog-
raphy; graptolites; first Eparchean formation;
Paleozoic fossils of Canada; Utiea formation in
Canada; Carboniferous faunas and floras of
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick; Quebec Group
and Devono -Carboniferous of Quebec and the
maritime provinces of Canada; the St. Law-
rence-Champlain- Appalachian fault ; resources
of Canada along the line of the National Trans-
Continental Bailway.

AmosB, Dr. Harold IiCiiidsay), Bocketeller Insti-
tute, New York, N. Y. Pathology, Cobb, Ky,
Sept. 8, 86. B.S, Kentucky, 05, M.S, 07; M.D,
Harvard, 11, D.P.H, 12. Chemist, Ky. Eiqp. Sta,
05-06; hygienic lab, U. S. Pub. Health Serviee,
0^-07; bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-08; West.
Pa. Hosp, 09; asst. prev. med. Harvard Med.
Sch, 09-12; bacter, and path, Bocleefeller Inst,
12-14, assoc, 14-19, assoc, mem, 19- Ass. Path,
and Bact; Public Health Ass; Soe. Immunol;
assoe. mem. Am. Physicians. Bacteriology;
acidity of gastric contents; oxidases in tiie
blood; ezpir^ air; dysentery; poliomyelitis.

Amsden, Dr. George 8(amiitl), Bloomingdale

Hospital, White Plains, N. Y. Psychiatry, Ash-
tabula, Ohio, May 7, 70. A.B, Harvard, 01,
MJ>, 05; Munich, 09-10. Pathologist, Bloom-
ingdale Hosp, 05-14, asst, physician, 14- Lec-
turer, Barnard, Columbia; Smith. Medico-
PsychoL Ass; Psychopath. Ass. Belation of per-
sonality to behavior and education.

Anderegg, Prof. Frederick, 207 E. College St,
OberHn, Ohio. Mathematics, Meiringen, Switzer-
land, June 11, 52. A.B, Oberlin, 85, A.M, Ober-
lin and Harvard, 88. Instr. math, Harvard, 89-
90; prof, Ooerlin, 90- AA.; Math Soe; Math.
Ass. Trigonometry.

Anderegg, Prof. F(rederick) OCsband), Purdue
University, Lafayette, Ind. Chemistry, Oberlin,
Ohio, Sept. 20, 87. A.B, Oberlin, 10; A.M, Har-
vard, 12, Ph.D, 15. Chemist, Mallinokrodt
Chem. Works, 14r-16; instr. chem, Illinois, 16-
18; asst, prof, Purdue, 18- A.A; Chem. Soe;
Ind. Acad. Silent electrical discharge through
gases.

Anderegg, IiConls) TCheodore), 1132 College St,
Fargo, N, Dak. Chemistry, Bogersville, Ohio,
March 11, 88. A.B, Oberlin, 11, A,M, 13 ; M.S,
Michigan, 15. Instr. inorg. chem, Michigan, IS-
IS; teacher, high sch, Delphos, Ohio, 15-16;
Decatur, 111, 16-18; asst. agr. ehemist, Kans.
A^xp. Sta, 18-19; agr, chemist, N, Vah, Exp.
Sta, 19- Airricultural ehemistry.

Anders, Dr. Howard 8, 1823 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Medicine, Norritonville, Pa, Nov.
12, 66. A.B, Cent High Sch, Phila, 85, A.M,
92; M.D, Pennsylvania, 90. Intern, Presby-
terian Hosp, Phila, 90-91; instr. clin. med,
MedicoX;^rurg. Col, Phila, 94-96, leeturer, 97-
99, prof. "physical diagnosis, 99-13. Physician
to Samaritan and Phila. Qen. Hospitals. A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; Climat. Ass; Pub. Health Ass;

14

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Pa. Soc Tuber, (past pres) ; Royal MeteoroL
Soc Street- width and pulmonary tuberculosis;
the weather and epidemic influenza; dust and
tuberculosis; physical diagnosis.

AndArson, Dr. Alexander P(ieroe), Tower View
Laboratory, Bed Wing, Minn. *Botany, Indus-
trial chemistry. Red Wing, Nov. 22, 62. B.S,
Minnesota, 94, M.S^ 95; Ph.D, Munich, 97. Bot-
anist and bacteriologist, Clemson, 97-99; asst.
prof, bot, Minnesota, 99-00; biologist and ento-
mologist, Clemson, 00-01; curator, herbarium,
Columbia, 01; private research, A.A; Forestry
Ass; Am. Geog. Soc; Bot. Gesell. Formation of
abnormal resin-canals in Coniferae; growth of
fruits determined by weighing; plant diseases;
starch and starchy products.

Anderson, G(arl) O(tto), Golden, Colo. Metal-
lurgy, Rosedale, Kans, March 14, 96. B.S,
Kansas, 17; U. S. Bur. Mines fellow, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 17-18, M.S, 18. With corps eng,
IT.S.A, and C.W.S, 18-19; asst, metallurgigt,
U, S, Bur, Mines, 19- Chem. Soc Flotation
and electrochemistry.

Andenon, Prof. Douglas S(niith), Tulane Uni-
versity, New Orleans, La. Electrical engineering.
Lexington, Va, Sept. 6, 71. A.B, Washington
and Lee, 90; A.M, Tulane, 92; Poly tech. Sch,
Ziirieh, 06-07. Asst. prof, physics, Tulane, 93-
97, assoc prof, 97-00; prof. elec. eng, Missis-
sippi, 00-01; assoc. prof, Tulane, 01-06, prof,
and head of dept, 07-, dean, col. tech, 19- A.A ;
Elee. Eng; Eng. Educ

Anderson, Prof. Ernest, University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebr. Chemistry. Kaufman, Texas,
81. B.S, Texas, 03, M.S, 04, fellow, 04-05; fel-
low, Chicago, 06-09, Ph.D, 09. Research instr.
chem, Chicago, 09-12; asst. prof, Mass. Col, 12-
14, assoc. prof, 14-17; prof. agr. chem, Trans-
vaal, 17-20; chem, Nebraska, tO- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Royal Soc. S. Africa. Organic and physi-
cal chemistry; sugars; aldehydes; calorimeter;
alkali soils of South Africa; toxic principles of
South African poisonous plants.

Anderson, Ptank M, 2604 Etna St, Berkeley,
Calif. Geology. Ashland, Oregon, June 4, 63.
A.B, Willamette, 89; A.B, Stanford, 95; M.S,
California, 97. Prof. nat. science, Siskiyou Co.
High Sch, Calif, 95-96; instr. miner, California,
97-98; geologist, S. P. Co, 02-11, 15-16; Stand-
ard Oil Co, 13-15; consulting oU geologist, 16-
Curator paleont, Calif. Acad. Sciences, 03-17.
Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc. Geology; paleontology;
economic geology of northern California.

Anderson, OoL Oeo(rge) If(ncins), Palo Alto,
Calif. Electrical engineering. Delafleld, Wis,
April 9, 49. A.M, Lawrence, 70; grad, U. S.
Mil. Acad, 74; Naval War Col, 97. Second
lieut, 74-81, lieut, 81-98; instr. math, U. S.
Mil. Acad, 85-89; elec. and mines. Officers' Sch,
Ft. Monroe, 89-95; capt. Seventh Artil, 98-02;
major, U. S. ArtU. Corps, 02-06, lieut-col, 06-08,
col, 08- Mem. ordnance board, U. S. Proving
Ground, Sandy Hook, 03-07; ordnance and for-
tification board, Washington, D. C, 17-19. Phi-
los. Soc; hon. mem. Franklin Inst. Range-find-
ers and sights; electric control of heavy guns;
operation of submarine mines; telescopes for
sights.

Anderson, Prof. HCanry) W(arren), 811 Michi-
gan Ave, Urbana, 111. Botany. Ladoga, Ind,
Oct. 14, 85. A.B, Wabash, 07, A.M, 10; re-
search fellow, Shaw Sch. of Bot, 10-11; Ph.D,
Illinois, 17. Instr. bot, Wabash, 08-10; path-
ologist, 111. Exp. Sta, 11-12; prof, bot, Wabash,
12-17; asst. prof, pomol, Illinois, 17- A. A;
Phytopath. Soc; fel. Ind. Acad. Plant pathol-
ogy; chestnut blight fungus; fruit diseases.

Anderson, J(aoob) P(eter), P. O. Box 1074,
Juneau, Alaska. Botany. Glenwood, Utah, April
7, 74. Nebraska, 93-95; B.S, Iowa State, 13,
M.S, 16. Instr. science, Graceland, 02-06; hor-
ticulturist, Sitka Exp. Sta, U. S, Dept. Agr, 14-
16; florist, Instr. hort, Iowa State, summer, 13.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Iowa Acad.
Horticulture; mycology; local floras; plant dis-
eases.

Anderson, Prof. J(olin) ACngnst), Mt. Wilson
Solar Observatory, Pasadena, Calif. * Astronomy,
Rollag, Minn, Aug. 7, 76. B.S, Valparaiso, 00;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 07. Instr. astron, Hopkins, 08-
09, assoc, 09-11, assoc. prof, 11-16; mem. staff,
Mt. Wilson Observatory, Carnegie Institution,
16- Asst, U. S. Naval Observatory, eclipse
exped. to Spain, 05; asst, Carnegie Institution,
07. A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; Optical
Soc; Chem. Soc. Spectroscopy; ruling of grat-
ings.

Anderson, Dr. John E(dward), Yale Station, New
Haven, Conn. Psychology. Laramie, Wyo, June
13, 93. A.B, Wyoming, 14; A.M, Harvard, 15,
Ph.D, 17. Instr. psychol, Tale, 17- Lieut,
Sanit. 0, 17-19. Psychol. Ass. Experimental
psychology; mental tests; circulatory reactions
in physical and mental work.

Anderson, Dr. John F, 195 College Ave, New
Brunswick, N. J. Bacteriology, Fredericksburg,
Va, March 14, 73. M.D, Virginia, 96; Vienna;
Paris; Sch. Trop. Med, Liverpool. Asst. sur-
geon, U. S. Pub. Health Service, 98-03, past
asst. surgeon, 03-12, surgeon, 12-;15, asst direc-
tor, hygienic lab, 02-09, director, 09-15; direc-
tor, research and biol. laboratories, E. B. 8qu^b
and Sons, 16- Lecturer hygiene, Rutgers, 16-;
prof, exp. med, Georgetown, 12-15; Cutter lec-
turer, Harvard; lecturer, Harvey Soc, 07. A.A;
Ass. Path, and Bact. (pres^ 15) ; Am. Physi-
cians ; Soc. Exp. Biol ; Soc. Exp. Path. (v. pres) ;
Pub. Health Ass. (pres, 15) ; Am. Med. Ass.
Hygiene; sanitation; immunology; anaphyliuds;
serum therapy; etiology of typhus and measles.

Anderson, Dr. Leroy, Box 109, R. R. 2, San Jos6,
Calif. Horticulture. Magee, N. Y, Dec. 4, 66.
B.S, Cornell, 96, feUow, 9^97, M.S.A, 97, Ph.D,
02. Asst. dairy husbandry, Cornell, 97-00; in-
str. animal and dairy indust, California, 00-02;
director, Calif. Polytech. Sch, 02-08; prof. agr.
practise and supt, farm schools, California, 08-
13. N. Y. State Dairy Ass; Calif. Dairy Ass.
Cooperative marketing of farm products.

Anderson, Dr. P(aal) J(ohnson), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Botany.
Ladoga, Ind, March 27, 84. A.B, Wabash, 10;
fellow, Cornell, 10-12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. bot,
Mass, Col, 15-16, asst. prof, 1&-17, assoc. prof,
18-19, prof, to-, assoc. plant pathologist, Exp.
Sta, 17- Field pathologist. Pa. State Chestnut
Blight Commission, 12-14. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Injury to fruit trees; diseases

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

15

of rose, eaoliflower and onion; N. American
phjUostietas.

Anderson, Prof. PhlUp Arthur, 1343 Cleveland
At€, St. Paul, Minn. Animal hu9handry. St
Paul, May 1, 90. B.S, Minnesota, 14. Instr.
animal husbandry, col. agr, Minnesota, 15-17,
OMst, prof, 17"

Andorwm, Robert van VGeck), Menlo Park, Calif.
Geology. Galesbarg, HI, April IS, 84. A.B,
Stanford, 06. Field asst. and geol. aid, U. S.
Geol. Snrv, 06-09, asst. geologist, 09-12, geolo-
gist, 12-13; S. Pearson and Son, 13-18; repre-
sentative, W. T. B, and Am. delegate on Inter-
Allied Trade Committee, Stockholm, 18-19;
director, Whitehall Petroleum Corp, Ltd, 19-
Scientifie ezped. to Japan, 05; examiner oil
fields in Mexico and Trinidad, 11. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. Geog; Paleont. Soe; Seismol. Soc;
Arcbeol. Inst; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc.
(sec'y, 10); Wash. Biol. Soc. Cretaceous and
Tertiary geology of California; geology of oil
fields.

Anderson, Prof. BCoss) PCetar), 212 W. Fourth St,
Oil City, Pa. Chemistry. Savannah, N. Y, Feb,
22, 87. A.B, Cornell, 08, Ph.D, 12. Asst. chem,
Cornell, 07-11, instr, 11-14, asst. prof, 14-17;
chief chemist. United Nat. Oas Co, 17- Capt,
C.W.S, 18. A.A; Chem. Soc; Optical Soc. Gas-
oline in natural gas; gas analysis.

Anderson, Dr. Bndolpb J(olm), New York Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y. Bio-
chemistry. HSma, Sweden, Sept 13, 79. B.S,
Tulane, 06; Upsala, Berlin and London; Ph.D,
Cornell, 19. Btochemisi, N. Y. Exp. 8ta, Geneva,
11" Capt, 8. C, 17-19. A.A; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Chem. Soc. Nutrition; ealorimetry; organic
phosphorus compounds of plants; metabolism of
inosite.

Anderson, Dr. Budolph M(artin), Geological Sur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Zoology. Decorah,
Iowa, June 30, 76. Ph.B, Iowa, 03, Ph.D, 06.
Asst, museum, Iowa, 01-06; instr, Blees MU.
Acad, 06-^; field worker, Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 08-12, asst. mammal, 13; zoologist in
charge mammals, Nat. Museum, Can. Geol.
8urv, IS-, acting chief, hiol. div, tO- Mem.
Stefansson-Anderson exped. of Am. Museum
Nat. Hist, to arctic regions, 08-12; Can. arctic
exped, 13-18; advisory board, wild life protec-
tion (Canada). Omith. Union; Soc. Mammal;
Cooper Omith. Club; Wash. Biol. Soc. Mam-
malogy; ornithology; distribution, ecology and
life histories of arctie and sub-arctic animals;
wild life conservation.

Anderson, Prof. 8(amnel) Herbert, University of
Washington^ Seattle, Wash. Physics. Berrien
Springs, Mich, Aug. 21, 80. A.B, Park, 02, A.M,
03; Ph.D, Illinois, 12. Prof, physics and chem,
Albany (Oregon), 05-07; asst. prof, physics.
Occidental, 07-10; instr. and later asst, prof,
Washington (Seattle), It- A.A; Physical Soc.
Effect of frequency on capacity; photo-electric
cells; photo-electric properties of vapors of
alkali metals.

Anderwm, Prof. WCiUiam) E(lija]i), Miami Uni-
versity, Oxford, Ohio. Mathematics. Arcadia,
Ohio, Oct 2j 75. A.B, Wittenberg, 02; Chicago,
summers, 05, 08, 09; Harrison feliow, Pennsyl-
rania, 11-12; Ph.D, 13. Teacher math, high sch.

Mansfield, Ohio, 02-05; prof, Midland, 03-08;
Wittenberg, 08-18; instr, Pennsylvania, 12-13;
assoc. prof, Miami, i^- A. A; Math. Ass; As-
tron. Soc Astronomy.

Andrews, Dr. AClbert) LeBoy, Cornell Universi-
ty, Ithaca, N. Y. Botany. Williamstown, Mass,
Dec. 27, 78. A.B, Williams, 99; A.M, Harvard,
03; Ph.D, Kiel, 08. Jnstr. German, West Vir-
ginia, 03M)4; Dartmouth, 04-05; Cornell, 09-
Systematic botany, especially, bryology; North
American Sphagnaceae.

Andrews, O(lement) W(alker), The John Crerar
Library, Chicago, lU. Chemistry, Library econ-
omy. Salem, Mass, Jan. 13, 58. A.B, Harvard,
79, A.M, 80; LL.D, Northwestern, 11. Instr.
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 83-95, librarian, 89-95;
John Crerar Library, 95- Ed, * Tech. Quarterly,'
91-95. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Library Ass. (pres, 06); Library Inst; Chem.
Oesell. Optical analysis of sugar; the arrange-
ment of a scientific and technical reference
library.

Andrews, Prof. E(tlian) A (lien), .Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. * Zoology. New
York, N. Y, Sept. 10, 59. Ph3. Yale, 81; Poly-
tech, Hanover, 83 ; fellow, Hopkins, 84-86, Ph.D,
87. Asst, U. S. Fish Commission, 79-81; asst.
biol, Hopkins, 87-92, assoc. prof, 92-08, prof,
OS-- A.A; Boc. Nat; Soc Zool. (v. pres, 91,
pres, 04); Ecol. Soc. Eyes of annelids; anat-
omy and embryology of invertebrates; repro-
duction in crayfish; Folliculina.

Andrews, Mrs. Bthan Alltn (Gwendolen Fonlke),

Bellona and Lake Avenues, Govans, Md. Biol-
ogy. Bala Farm, Pa, June 26, 63. Private sch;
hearer in biol, Bryn Mawr, 88. A.A. Structure
and habits of protoplasm ; animal and child psy-
chology; biological philosophy; education; In-
fusoria; Rotatoria.

Andrews, Dr. Prank M(arion), Indiana Universi-
ty, Bloomington, Ind. Botany. Vienna, Ind,
72. A.B, Indiana, 94, A.M, 95; Ph.D, Leipzig,
02; Smithsonian table, Naples Zool. Sta, OS.
Asst. bot, Indiana, 94-97, instr, 97-04, asst
prof, 04-07, assoc. prof, 07- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Ind. Acad. Physiological botany; effects of
gases on plant cells.

Andrews, Dr. Grace, 116 Cambridge Place, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mathematics. Brooklyn, May 30.
69. B.S, Wellesley, 90; A.M, Columbia, 99,
Ph.D, 01. Asst. math, Barnard, Columbia, 00-
02. The primitive double minimal surface of
the seventh class and its conjugate.

Andrews, Horace, 125 Lancaster St, Albany, N.
Y. Civil engineering. New Haven, Conn, March
19, 52. Ph.B, Yale, 71, C.E, 72. U. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 72-78; N. Y. State Trigo-
nometric Surv, 78-84; city engineer, Albany,
86-00; consulting engineer, 00- Instr. survey-
ing, Sheffield Sci Sch, Yale, 72-73; eng. in-
spector, N. Y. State Board of Health, 84-86;
mem. Albany Board of Health, 86-00 ; examiner
for eng. positions, N. Y. State Civil Service,
88-94. Civil Eng. (director, 08-10); Soc. Mu-
nic. Improv; Oeom. Verein. Geodetic and
higher surveying; municipal engineering.

Andrews, Dr. Laimcelot W(inche8ter), Williams-
town, Mass. ^Chemistry. London, Ont, June
J3, 56. Ph.B, Yale, 75; Ph.D, G<}ttingen, 82.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Prof, chem, Iowa, 85-04; research chemist,
Mallinckrodt Chem. Works, 04-10; pros, An-
drews Chem. Works, 10. Teacher physics, high
sch, Springfield, Mass, 76. A.A; Chem. Soc.
(pres, St. Louis sect, 08-10) ; St. Louis Acad.
(v. pres, 09) ; Iowa Acad, (past pres) ; Iowa
Eng. Soc; hon. mem. Davenport Acad; London
Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Volumetric methods
of chemical analysis; rational relations between
densities and optical properties of aqueous solu-
tions and their molecular composition; synthesis
of formic and oxalic acids.

Andrews, B(oy) 0(liap]iiaii), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology.
Beloit, Wis, Jan. 26, 84. A.B, Beloit, 06; A.M,
Columbia, 13. Assoc, curator mofMndU, Am,
Museum Nat. Hist, 06^ Am. Museum Nat Hist,
exped. to Alaska, 0®; St. Lawrence, 09; special
naturalist, 'Albatross' exped. to the Orient, 09-
10; exped. to Korea, 11, 12; naturalist, Borden
exped. to Alaska, 13; leader. Am, Museum Nat-
Hist, expeditions to Asia, 16-20. A.A; Soc.
Mammal; Wash. Biol. Soc; N. Y. Acad; cor.
mem. London Zool. Soc. Water mammals;
Asiatic zoology.

Andrews, W(llUam) SCymM), 136 Park Ave,
Schenectady, N. Y. Electrical engineering.
Saltford, England, Sept. 10, 47. Private educa-
tion; Beckington Commercial Col, England.
With Thomas A. Edison, 79-«l; supt, testing
dept, Edison Lighting Co, 81-83, conatruction
of cent, stations, Edison Co, 83-85, chief en-
gineer, 85-n86; gen. supt, Marr Constr. Co, 86-
88; partner, Leonard and Izard Co, 88-80; supt.
constr. and later asst. gen. manager. Gen. Elec.
Co, 89-92; gen. supt, Petersborough works.
Can. Gen. Elec. Co, 92-93; Edison Lighting Co,
93-94; consulting engineer, Gen. Elec. Co, 94-
A.A; Elec. Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc; BlectrochenL
Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass; Franklin Inst; Lon-
don Soc. Arts. Tiuorescence and phosphores-
cence; spectral analysis of rare gases; analysis
of rare gases; safety glasses for arc welders;
selenium cells; electrical apparatus and devices.

Andronescn, Dr. DCemetrliis) I (on), Emerson,
N. J. Botawy. Targoviste, Boumania, March
18, 80. Agr.E, Boumania Col. Agr, 06; M.S,
Illinois, 14, Ph.D, 15. Director, Govt. Exp.
Sta, Anadalkioi, Boumania, 07; lecturer, Studina,
08; director, Herastiau, 11; official commis-
sioner to the U. S. for the Boumanian Govt, 13-
16. A. A; Bot. Soc. Plant physiology; cytol-
ogy; genetics; Mendelism; vitality of pollen;
effects of endosperm removaL

Andres, S(tephen) O(sgeed), 910 Michigan Ave,
Chicago, HI. Mining. Gardiner, Maine, 76. A.B,
Bowdoin, 97 ; B.S, Mich. Col. Mines, 02, M.E, 03.
Asst. supt, Imp. Coffee Oo, 03-05; pres. Coffee
Primo Mining Co, 05-09; field asst, lU. coal
mining investigations, 11-15; asst. prof, mining
research, Hlinois, 15-16; pres, sec'y and direc-
tor, various land companies, 16-^ Chairman,
board directors, N. Mex. Naval Consulting
Board. A.A; Min. Eng; Eng. Educ; HI. Acad.
Placer mining; coal mining.

Andros, L(aciii8) B(adcley), Kelsey Brewer and
Co, Grand Bapids, Mich. Eleetrical engineering*
Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 22, 75. E,E, 10; M.S,
(E.E), 16. Supt, fire alarm, telegraph and

police signal systems, Columbus, Ohio, 00-02;
with Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 0^04;
gen. supt, Ind. and Mich. Electric Co, 04; chief
engineer, Kelsey Brewer Co. Lecturer elec. eng,
Notre Dame. A.A; Elec. Eng. Effect of syn-
chronous motors on line regulation; effect of
inertia on speed regulation; water wheel tests
in place.
Angela, Sister Helen (Dorety), College of Saint
Elizabeth, Convent Station, N. J. Botany.
Kaolin, S. C. May 4, 70. A.B, St. Elizabeth,
03; A.M, Chicago, 07, fellow, 08-09, Ph.D, 09.
Prof. bot. and head of dept, St. Elieaheth, 09^
A. A; Bot. Soc Plant anatomy and physiology;
anatomy of cycads.

Angell, Dr. F(nttik), Stanford University, Calif.
^Psychology. Bhode Island, 57. B.S, Ver-
mont, 78, L.H.D, 92; Ph.D, Leipzig, 91.
Teacher, high sch, Washington, D. C, 80-87;
asst. prof, psychol, Cornell, 91-92; prof. Stan-
ford, 918" Investigator, Belgian Belief Commis-
sion, 16- Psychophysics ; sensory discrimination
for different intervals of time.

Angell, Dr. Jamas B(owland), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. ^Psychology. Burlington,
Yt, May 8, 69. A.B, Michigan, 90, A.M, 91;
A.M, Harvard, 92; Berlin and Halle, 93; ScD,
Vermont, 15. Instr. philos, Minnesota, 94; asst.
prof. exp. psychol, Chicago, 95-01, assoc. prof,
01-04, prof, and head, dept. psychol, 04-20,
dean, senior colleges, 08-11; dean, faculties, arts,
lit. and science, 11-20; acting pres, 13, 18; chair-
man Nat. Besearch Council, 19; pres, Carnegie
Corp, 20-21; Tttle, tl- Lecturer psychol, Cali-
fornia, 03; Wellesley, 04; Ichabod Spencer lec-
turer. Union Col, 11; Sorbonne lecturer, Paris,
15. Nat. Acad; Psychol. Ass. (pres, 06) ; West.
Philos. Ass. (v. pres, 03). Psychology of atten-
tion; organic accompaniments of conscious proc-
esses; auditory localization; reaction time; ef-
fect of partial tones on localization of sound;
dermal space-perception; memory and develop-
*ment in motor coordination; animal intelligence;
rhythm; vision; affection.

Angtil, Prof. M(artln) P(uller), University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Physics. Delavan, Wis,
Dec 29, 78. B.e, Wisconsin, 02, A.M, 06, PhJ),
11. Asst. physics, Wisconsin, 02-03, 04-05;
prof, physics and math. New Mexico, 03-04,
physics and elec eng, 05-13, dean, col. science
and eng, 08-13; prof, physics, Idaho, I J-, act-
ing dean, univ. faculty, 18^-19, col. letters and
sciences, 19-20. A.A; assoc. mem. Physical 6oc.
Absorption of infra-red radiations; self-record-
ing electrometer for atmospheric potential; at-
mospheric potential; gradient measurements;
thermal conductivity of metals at high tem|^ra-
tures.

Angler, Pxof. Boswell P(arker), Yale Station,
New Haven, Conn. Psychology. St. Paul,
Minn, Oct. 21, 74. A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 01,
Ph.D, 03; Berlin, 04-06. Asst, physiol. lab,
Berlin, 05-06; instr. psychol. Tale, 06-08, asst.
prof, 08-17, prof, 17-, acting director, psychol.
Idb, Od-14, director, 14-, dean of freshmen, 20-
A. A; Psychol. Ass; Physiol. Soc; Philos. Ass.
Esthetics; psychology and physiology of vision.

Angle, Dr. Edward H(artley), 1025 N. Madison
Ave, Pasadena, Calif . Orthodontia. Herriok,Pa,

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June 1, 56. DJ).8, Pa. Col. Dental Surg, 78;
hon. M.D, Marion^Sims-Beanmont Col. Med, 99;
hon. QeDf Pennsylyania, 15. Prof. Mstol, comp.
anat. of teeth and orthodontia, Minnesota, 89-
91; orthodontia. Northwestern, 9^98; Marion-
Sims-Beaumont Col. Med, 96-98; Washington
(St Louis), 98; founder and prof, orthodontia,
Angle Sch, Orthodontia, St. Louis and New
London, 00-13, Pasadena, Calif, 16- Special
surgeon, Great North. B.R, 9^95; Wabash B.B,
96-06w A.A ; Soe. Orthodont. (pros, 00) ; hon.
mem. Soe. Dental Mex; hon. mem. Yerein Zahn-
arzte; hon. mem. Yerein dster. Zahnilrzte; hon.
mem. Yienna Orthodont. Gesell; hon. mem.
Yerein Wiener Zahnarzte; hon. mem. Dental
Soe. Sweden; hon. mem. Med -Dental Soe. Fin-
land. IVaetnres of the maxillae; malocelusion
of the teeth; orthodontic mechanism.

Angle. Dr. E(dward) J(ohn), 2219 B St, Lin-
coln, Nebr. Medicine. Cedarville, HI, April 1,
64. B.S, Wiseonsin, 90; M.D, Pennsylvania, 96;
A.M, Nebraska, 96. Prof, genito-urinary surg,
and dermat, Nebraska, 05-10; epedalist, shin
and genito-wrinary diseases, A.A; Am. Med.
Ass; Urol. Ass. Zoology; genito-urinary and
skin diseases; kidneys of iJie pig.

Anthony, A(lfted) W(eb8ter), Natural History
Museum, San Diego, Calif. Ornithology, Cayuga
Co, N. Y, Dec. 25, 65. Pub. schools. Uim^g
engineer. FeL Omith. Union; Soe. Manunal;
Caurinus Club. Pelagic and insular ornithology.

Anthony, Obarles, Yieytes y Gorriti, Bahia Blanea,
Argentina. Engineering, Hereford, England,

65. Boyal Sch. Mines, Bristol; Cambridge.
Asst. engineer, Bateman and Parsons, 90-91;
engineer first class, Argentine Govt, 91-93; prin-
cipal res. engineer, Buenos Aires Sanit. Im-
provement Works Commissioners, 93-02; con-
sulting engineer, Cax>e Colonial Govt, 03-06;
legal representative and chief engineer. Dirks and
Dates, 06-08; gen. manager y Bahia Blmca Waier
Works Co, 09" Civil Eng; feL Boyal Astron. Soe;
British Inst. Civil Eng. (pros, 86^-89); fel.
British Sanit. Inst; fel. Edinburgh Boyal Soe;
fel. B. Met. Soe. Hydraulic and sanitary engi-
neering; sewage disposal; color determination;
filtration.

AnUiony, Prof. Oardnor O(hace), Tufts College,
Mass. Oraphios. Providence, B. I, April 24,

66. Brown, 75-77; Tufts, 77-78, A.M, 90, hon.
ScD, 05. Mechanical engineer, 78-85; instr, B.
I. Sch. of Design, 85-87; director, B. I. Sch.
Tech. Drawing, 87-93; prof, tech, drawing and
dean, Bromfield-Pearson Sch, Tufts, 93-, dean,
eng, seh, 98-' A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ
(pros, IS). Mechanical and maichine drawing;
gearing; deecriptive geometry.

Anthony, H(az61d) B(lnior), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology,
Beaverton, Oregon, April 5, 90. B.6, OolumUa,
15, A.M, 20. Asst. sool. and chem. Pacific
(Oregon), 10-11; mammal, Am, Museum Nai.
Hist, 11-18, assoo. curator, 19" Field asst, U.
8. Biol. Surv, summers, 10, 11. Lieut, F.A, 17-
18, capty 18-19. Mem. or leader, scientific ex-
peditions to west, states, Mexico, Ecuador,
Panama, Isthmus of Darien, P. B. and Cuba.
Soe. Mammal; assoc. Omith. Union; fel. N. Y.
Acad; Wash. Biol. Soe; Explorers' Club. Mam-
2

TosXogf} mammals of Oregon, Panama, Cuba and
Porto Bico; Pleistocene Mammalia of the West
Indies.

Anthony, B(oy) D(ayid), State College, Pa.
Horticulture, Bochester, N. Y, April 2, 84. B.S,
Bochester, 08; B.S.A, Cornell, 10, M.S.A, 13,
Ph.D, 20. Asst. pomol, Cornell, 10-11, instr, 12-
13 ; assoc. horticulturist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
13-19; research hortictdturist, Pa, State, 19-
A.A; Soo. Hort. Sci. Fruit breeding.

Appleby, Dean W(llliani) BCemsen), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis^ Minn. Metallurgy,
Assaying. Hoboken, N. J, Feb. 11, 65. A.B,
Williams, 86, A.M, 93; sch. mines, Columbia,
87. Asst. anal, and pharmaceut. chem, N. Y.
Col. Pharmacy, 88-80; prof, mining and metal,
Minnesota, 91-92, metai, and dean, sch, of minest
00" Consulting metal, engineer, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 18- Mem. jury awards, Panama-Pacific
Expos. Min. and Metal. Eng; Min. and Metal.
Soe; Chem. Soe; Soe. Chem. Indust; Lake Su-
perior Min. Inst; London Inst. Min. and Metal;
N. of England Inst. Min. and Mech. Eng.

Apploman, Dr. Qha(xle)8 O(rYal), College Park,
Md. Botany. Millville,Pa,Dec6,78. Ph.B, Dick-
inson, 03; Ph.D, Chicago, 10; Cold goring Har-
bor, summer, 05. Instr, Swarthmore Prep. Sch,
Od^04; prof, biol, Lombard, 04-08; plant physi-
ologist, Md, Exp, Sta, 10", prof, plant physiol,
and hioohem, and dean, grad, sch, Maryland, 18-
A.A; Bot. Soe; Chem. Soe. Physiology and bio-
chemistry of plants.

Appleton, Prof. J(ohn) H(oward), 209 Angell St,
Providence, B. I. * Chemistry, Portland, Maine,
I^b. 3, 44. Ph.B, Brown, 63, A.M, 69, Sc.D, 00.
Instr. chem, Brown, 63-68> Newport-Boffers
prof, 68-14, emer. prof, 14- Mem. U. S. Mint
Commission, 91; consulting chemist. A.A;
Chem. Soe. (v. pros); N. Y. Acad. Industrial
chemistry; artificial dyes.

Apploton, Dr. If(iUa) EstoUe, Oxford College,
Oxford, Ohio. Psychology. Yictory, Yt, Nov. 9,
58. B.Litt, Oberlin, 86, Ph.B, 90; Ph.M, Chi-
cago, 03, M.S, 04, Ph.D, 09; fellow, Clark, 08-
09; Columbia, 10-11. Yarious school positions,
75-01; director, sch. educ, Upper Iowa, 07-08;
acting head, dept. educ. SLod supt, training sch,
Marshall, 09-10; acting head, aept. philos. and
educ, Milwaukee-Downer, 11-12; instr. psychol.
and educ, Kindergarten Training Sch, 12-16;
editorial work, 16-18; head, dept, psychol, and
educ, Oxford (Ohio), 18- A. A; Brussels Solvay
Inst, de Sociol. Comparative phylogenetic and
ontogenetic psychology; art; play activities of
adult savages and civilized children.

ArbttcUe, Dr. H(oward) B(eil), Davidson, N. C.
Chemistry, Lewisburg, W. Ya, Oct. 5, 70. A.B,
Hampden-Bidney, 89, A.M, 90; Yirginia; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 98. Fellow and instr, Hampden-
Bidney, 89-90; instr, dept. chem. and physioa,
Florida State, 91-95 ; asst. chem, Hopkins, 96-
98; dept. chem. and biol, Agnes Scott Col, 96-
06, prof, chem, 06-13; DofMson, IS-- Chem.
Soe. (pros, Ga. sect, 07) ; N. C. Acad, (pres, 16).
Death in shell during artificial incubation; toxie
effects of f ertiliKerB on tobacco.

Arbuthnot, Dr. Thomas 8(1iaw), 6425 Fifth Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Medicine. Pittsburgh, Feb. 18,
71. A.B, Yale, 94; M.D, Columbia, 96; L.B.C.P,

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

M.R.C.S, London, 00. Dean and assoc. prof,
med, Pittsburgh, 09-19. Mem. staff, Mercy
Hosp, Pittsburgh; trustee, Shadyside Acad.
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med; Pittsburgh Col.
Physicians; Pittsburgh Acad. Med. Internal
medicine.

Archibald, Prof. ECbeneser) H(enry), University
of British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can.
*Chefni8try. Brookvale, N. 8, Sept 27, 73. B.8,
Dalhousie, 97, M.S, 9«; A.M, Harvard, 00, Ph.D,
02. Demonstrator chem, McGilL 02-04; instr,
Syracuse, 04-06, asst. prof, 06-09, assoc. prof,
09-12, prof, 12-15 ; asst. prof, British Colimbia,
15-17, assoc. prof, 17-20, prof, chem, and head
of dept, eo- A.A; Chem. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc.
Can; fel. Boyal Soc. Edinburgh. Conductivity
of salt solutions; freesing-point of dilute solu-
tions; atomic weight of caesium, rubidium, po-
tassium and platinum; the electric conductivity
of organic bodies dissolved in the liquefied halo-
gen hydrids; basic properties of oxygen; com-
pounds of the halogen acids and organic sub-
stances containing oxygen; separation of
platinum from iridium; separation of iron from
manganese by means of nitrosophenylhydroxyl-
amine.

Archibald, Dr. Sdward WiUiam, 52 Westmount
Boulevard, Montreal, Can. Surgery. Montreal,
Aug. 5, 72. B.A, McGiU, 92, M.D, CM, 96.
Asst, surgeon, Boyal Victoria Hasp, 04-; assoc
prof, din, surg, McGUl, 08- Surgeon, Children 's
Mem. Hosp. Ass. Path, and Bact; Surg. An;
Int 6oc Surg. Pancreatitis; cerebral injuries;
intestinal tuberculosis.

Archibald, Prof. RayCmond) O(lare), Brown Uni>
versity, Providence, B. I. *M.athefnatics, South
Branch, N. 8, Oct. 7, 75. A.B, Mt. Allison, 95,
teacher's diploma in violin, conservatory of
music, 94^ artist's diploma, 96; A.B, Harvard,
96, A.M, 97, 97-98; Berlin, 96^99; PhJ), Stras-
bourg, 00; Paris, 09^10. Teacher math, Mt.
Allison Ladies' Col, 94-95, prof, 0(M>7; prof.
and head of dept, Acadia, 07-OS; instr. Brown,
08-11, asst. prof, 11-17, assoc, prof, 17- Li-
brarian and head, violin dept, Mt. Allison
Ladies' Col, 00-07; ed.-in-chief, 'Am. Math.
Monthly,' ed, 'Bev. semestrielle publ. math.'
A.A; Math. Soc. (librarian, mem. ed. board,
'Bui'); Math. Ass. (councilor, 16); Am. Acad;
London Math. Soc; British Math. Ass; Edin-
burgh Math. Soc; Soc. math, de France; Math.
Verein. The cardioid and some of its related
curves; mathematical instruction in France;
restoration of Euclid's book on division of fig-
ures; mathematical education; bibliography of
Simon Newcomb; projective geometry.

Aretowsld, Dr. Henryk (Bronislaw), New York
Public Library, New York, N. Y. Oeogroiphy,
Climatology, Warsaw, Poland, July 15, 71.
Lidge, 88, 93-95; Paris, 89-92; Ziirich, 96;
Ph.D, Lemberg, 12. Ooeanographer and mete-
orologist, Bel^n antarctic exped, 97-99; mem.
Belgiea Commission; asst. Royal Observatory,
Belgium, 04-09; chief, science div, N. Y. Pub.
Library, 11-19. Medal, Belgian Boyal Geog.
Soc; Order of Leopold; Murdiison grant, Lon-
don Geog. Soc. AJk.; Ass. Geog; N. Y. Acad;
fel. London Geog. Soc; Belgian Geog. Soc; cor.
mem. Soc. Beige de G4ol; Polish Soc. Nat.

Antarctic geology; oceanography; meteorology;
aurora australis; climatic nuctuations; solar
faculae; reactions of vapors; solutions; crops.

Ardagfa, Prof. B(dward) G(owaa) BCnsaell), Uni-
versity of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Chemical en-
gineering, B.ABc, Toronto, 01. Assoc, prof,
chem. eng, Toronto, Soc. Chem. Indust. (chair-
man, Toronto Branch, 18-20, asst. ed, 'Ab-
stracts'). Natural gases of Ontario.

Arey, Prof. Leslie B(ralnerd), 2421 8. Dearborn
St, CMeago, 111. Anatomy, Camden, Maine,
Feb. 15, 91. A.B, Colby, 12; Ph.D, Harvard,
15. Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 13-15;
instr. anat, Northwestern, 15-16, assoc. prof, 17-
19, prof, micros, anat, 19- Ass.* Anat; Soc.
Zool. Experimental anatomy; physiology of the
sense organs and sensory behavior; retinal phys-
iology; normal shape of red blood corpuscle;
mammalian histology.

Arey, Prof. M(elvlxi) F(raiiklin), 2320 Normal
6t, Cedar Falls, Iowa. Geology, Hampden,
Maine. A.B, Bowdoin, 67, A.M, 70. Private
and corporal, 22d Maine Volunteers, 62-63;
principal, sem, Bucksport, Maine, 68-72; supt.
schools. Cedar Falls^ Iowa, 74-77; Fort Dodge,
Iowa, 77-90; prof, nat. science, Iowa Teachers*
Col, 90-, head of dept, 09-17, curator, museum,
17- Iowa Univ. exped. to Bahamas, 93; sec'y,
Iowa State Educ. CouncO, 25 years ; special asst,
Iowa Geol. Surv; mem. City Council, 99-15.
A.A; Iowa Acad, (pres, 05). Underground
waters of Iowa.

Argall, PhlUp, First National Bank Building,
Denver, Colo. Chemistry, Metallurgy, Geology,
Belfast, Ireland, Aug. 27, 54. Wicklow and
Dublin schools. Manager, various mines in for-
eign countries and in &e U. 8.; consulting min-
ing and metallurgical engineer, 01- Gold medal,
London Inst. Min. and Metal. Min. Eng; Min.
and Metal. Soc; Colo. Sci. Soc; London Inst.
Min. and Metal; Boyal Irish Acad. Nickel ore
deposits; sampling and dry crushing in Colo-
rado; cyanid process; siderit and sulphids of
Leadville, Colo.

ArkOU, Prof. Tdiomas) B(egixiaad), Hamilton,
Ontario, Canada. Animal husbandry. Arkell,
Ont, March 30, 87. B.S.A, Toronto, 08. Prof,
animal husbandry, N. H. Col, and animal hus-
bandman, N. H. Exp. Sta, 09-12; chief, sheep
and goat div. Can. Dept. Agr, 12-18; manager,
Can, Wool Growers, Ltd, 18- A.A ; Soc Animal
Nutrition. Nutrition in sheep; Mendelian in-
heritance in sheep.

ArUn, Prof. Aaron, 519 Front St, Morgantown,
W. Va. Pathology, Libau, Bussia, Sept. 6, 88.
Fellow, Chicago, 08-09, 12-13, BJ3, 09, Ph.D,
13; fellow. Bush Med. Col, 10-12, MJ), 12;
A.M, Wisconsin, 10. Instr. pharmacol, Wiscon-
sin, 09-10; prof, path, and haeter. West Vir-
ginia, IS- Chief bacteriologist and patholoeist,
W. Va. State Hygienic Lab, 14-17 ; mem. Mem.
Inst, for Infectious Diseases, Chicago, 10-12;
Sprague Mem. Inst, Chicago, 12. A.A; Am.
Med. Ass; Physiol. Soc: Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Pharmacol; Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Bact.
Syphilis of the bowel ; catalytic activity of blood
and tissue; phagocytosis; immune reactions;
sodium salts.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

19

Axlltt, Dr. Ada Hart, Low Buildings, Bryn Mawr,
Pa. Pgychology. New Orleans, La, July 27, 90.
A.B, Tulane, 13; Pli.D, Chicago, 17. Fellow,
6pragne Mem. Inst, Chieago, 17; aasoe, educ,
Psychol, Bryn Mawr, 17- Psychol. Ass; S. Soc.
Philos. and Psychol. Educational and animal
psychology ; mental tests.

Azma, Dr. B(iirdett) L(ooml8), State Board of
Health, Jacksonville, Fla. Bacteriology, Spring-
field, Vt, Sept. 27, 69. M.D, Vt. Col. Med, 06.
Bacteriologist, Boston Board of Health Lab,
06-08; asst. director, 08-10, director, 10-13;
lecturer munie. lab. methods, Mass. Inst. Tech,
10-13; state bacteriologist, Oregon, 13-14; prof,
prev. med| Texas, 14-16; state bacteriologist,
Ala, 16-17; director, div. diagnostic Idboratoriea,
Fla. State Board gf Health, 17- Ass, Path, and
Baet; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Nat.
Committee Milk Standards. Laboratory studies
of diphtheria, tuberculosis, glanders, and hook-
worm.

Aimsby, Dr. H(enzy) PCrentlss), State College,
Pa. * Animal nutrition. Northbridge, Mass, Sept.
21, 53. B.S, Worcester, 71; Ph.B, Yale, 74,
Ph.D, 79, ScD, 20; Leipzig, 76; LL.D, Wiscon-
sin, 04. Asst. chem, Worcester, 71-72 ; teacher nat.
science, high sch, Fitchburg, Mass, 74-75; asst.
chem, Rutgers, 76-77; chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta,
77-«l; V. principal, Conn. Col, 81-83; prof. agr.
chem. Wisconsin, and assoc. director, Exp. Sta,
83-87; director, Exp. Sta, Ta, State, 87-^7,
dean, sch. of agr, 90-02, director, inst, of ani-
mai nutrition, 07- Chairman, committee on
coop. exp. sta. exhibits, Columbian Expos, 93;
Paris, 00; mem. committee on dairy tests, Co-
lumbian Expos, 93; expert animal nutrition, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 98-20; mem. Commission on Agr.
Besearch, 06-08; delegate, Inter- Allied Scien-
tifie Food Commission, 18. Nat. Acad; A. A;
Soe. Prom. Agr. Sci; Physiol. Soc; Ass. Agr.
Col. (pros, 99) ; Soc. Animal Nutrition (pres,
OS); Soc Biol. Chem; for. mem. Stockholm
Boyal Acad. Agr. Stock feeding; utilization of
the potential energy of the food of domestic
animals.

Axmstrang, Prof. A(iidrew) C(ampbeU), Middle-
town, Conn. *Philo8ophy, Psychology. New
York, N. Y, Aug. 22, 60. A.B, Princeton, 81,
fellow, 81-82, A.M, 84, theol. sem, 82-86, hon.
Ph.D, 96; Berlin, 85-86; A.M, Wesleyan, 94.
Assoc prof, ecclesiastical hist, Princeton Theol.
Sem, 86-87, instr. hist, Princeton, 87-88; prof.
phUos, Wesleyan, 88- Cooperating ed, 'Psychol.
Rev,' 04-10. Psychol. Ass; Ass. Prof; Philos.
Ass. (mem. exec, committee, 01-03, pres, 15).
Historical philosophy; history of intellectual
progress; eras of 'Aufklfirung' in western
thinking; historical development of the philoso-
phy of values.

Azmstrong, Dr. Charles, U. S. Public Health
Service, Washington, D. C. Medicine. Alliance,
Ohio, Sept. 26, 86. BB, Mt. Union, 10; M.D,
Hopkins, 16. Supt. schools, Greentown, Ohio,
10^11; intern, New Haven Gen. Hoep, 15-16;
OMsU surgeon, U. 8. Pub. Eedlth Serv, 16- Bot-
ulism; milksickness ; trachoma.

Axmstroiig, Prof. 0«o(rge) E, 320 Mountain St,
Montreal, Can. Surgery. Can, June 15, 64.
M.D, CM, McGill, 77; LL.D, Queen's (Can);

D.Sc, Liverpool Prof, anat, Bishop's Col, 77-
83, physiol, 83-85; surg. and din. surg, McGill,
96- Col, C.O.M, 14r-19; C.M.G, 18. Surg. Ass;
Col. Surg, (pres); Can. Med. Ass; Int. Soc.
Surg. ESibryology and physiology of the intes-
tinal tract; gastric hemorrhage.

Armstrong, Prof. O(ordon) K(elson), Delaware,
Ohio. Mathematics. Adelphi, Ohio, Feb. 14, 75.
A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 93; A.M, Harvard, 03;
D.Tech, Munich, 13. Teacher math, and physics,
high sch, E. Liverpool, Ohio, 97-02; instr. math,
Oberlin, 05-07; assoc. prof, applied math, Ohio
Wesleyan, 07-10, prof, 10- Besearch worker,
dept. terrestrial magnetism, Carnegie Institu-
tion, summer, 14. A.A; Math. Soc. Hidden
periodicities; magnetic and sunspot phenomena.

Arnold, Dr. Bion J(oseph), 105 S. La Salle St,
Chicago, 111. Electrical engineering. Casnovia,
Mich, Aug. 14, 61. Nebraska, 79-80, E.E, 98,
hon. D. Eng, 11; B.S, Hillsdale, M, M.S, 87,
hon. Ph.M, 89; Cornell, 88-89; hon. ScD, Ar-
mour, 07. Industrial positions, 84-88; with
Thomson-Houston Elec. Co, 89-93; pres, Arnold
Elec. Power Sta. Co, 96-; consulting engineer
street railways, Chicago, 0B-, chief subway en-
gineer. Consulting engineer. Pub. Service Com-
mission, First Dist, N. Y. State; univ. lecturer.
Medfd, Trans-'Miss. Expos, 98; La. Purchase
Expos, 04; diploma, Pan-Am. Expos, 01; Long-
streth medal, Franklin Inst, 03. Delegate, Int.
Elec. Cong, Paris, 00, St. Louis, 04 (chairman
exec, committee and v. pres). A.A; Elec. Eng.
(pres, 03); Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; West. Soc.
Eng. (pres, 06). The magnetic clutch; storage
batteries for traction work; power plants for
large buildings; single phase railway construc-
tion; traffic needs of large American and Cana-
dian cities; aerial torpedoes.

Arnold, Dr. F(eliz), 824 St. Nicholas Ave, New
York, N. Y. Psychology, Education. New
York, .Tune 15, 79. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 98 ;
Pd.M. N. Y. Univ, 02, Pd.D, 03; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 05. Teacher, pv6. sch, N. T. City, 99-08,
principal, 08- Lecturer philos, Columbia, 07;
educ. psychol, dept. educ, Baltimore, Md. 06,
lecturer school management, N. Y. Univ, 10.
A.A; Psychol. Ass; N. Y. Acad. The psychol-
ogy of association; attention and interest;
school and class management; mental and phys-
ical retardation; methods of instruction; theory
of education; social ethics; genetic psychology;
applied psychology.

Arnold, Dr. H(arold) D(eFore8t), 463 West St,
New York, N. Y. Physics. Woodstock Valley,
Conn, eept; 3, 83. Ph.B Wesleyan, 06, M.S, 07;
fellow, Chicago, 07-09, Ph.D, 11. Asst. physics,
Wesleyan, 06-07; Chicago, 08; prof, Mt. Alli-
son, 09-10; research engineer. Western Elec. Co,
11- A. A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Arc be-
tween metallic electrodes; viscosity; telephone
transmission.

Arnold, Dr. Balph, 425 Union Oil Building.
1 20 Broadway, New York, N. Y. * Paleontology,
Geology. Marshalltown, Iowa, April 14, 75.
Throop, 94-96; A.B, Stanford, 99, A.M, 00,
Ph.D, 02. Asst. miner, Stanford, 99; instr.
chem. and physics, Hoitt's Sch, Menlo Park,
Calif, 99-00; field asst. Wash. Sch. of Mines
Mining Surv, 00; asst. geol, Stanford, 00-02;
aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-05, paleontologist, 05-

20

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

08, g^eologist, 08-0&; conmilivng geologist and
engineer, 09- Temporary field asst, U. S. Qeol.
Surv, 0(>-03 ; lecturer petrol, geol. and tech, Chi-
cago, 14; Harvard and Mass. Inst. Tech, 16;
chief, oil, gas and mines sect. Bur. Int. Revenue,
17-19. A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Soc.
Econ. Geol; Seismol. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng.
(chairman, southwest, sect, chairman, petrol,
committee, 19-20) } Min. and Metal. Soc. (mem.
council, 18-) ; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Pacific Aitron.
Soc; Cooper Ornith. Club; LeConte Geol. Soc.
(sec'y, 01) ; Geol. Soc. of Am. Univ. (pros, 02) ;
Wash. Geol. Soc. (sec'y, 07); Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; London Geol. Soc; London Mala-
col. Soc; Koyal Geog. Soc. Pleistocene and
Tertiary paleontology and stratigraphy of the
western coast of North America; geology, pale-
ontology and technology of the California oil
fields; paleontology of San Pedro, California;
Tertiary and Quaternary Pectens of California;
paleontology of the Santa Cruz Mountains;
geology and oil resources of Coast Banges; oil
resources of the world; taxation of mines.

Arnold, Prof. 8(amnel) TComlinflon), Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I. ChefTMtry. Pall
River, Mass, 92. A.B, Brown, 13, A.M, 14, Ph.D,
16. Inst, chem, Brown, 16-18, oMi. prof, 18-
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, R. I. sect, 18). Analytical
chemistry.

Amy, Prof. A(lbert) O(edric), 2115 Dudley St,
St. PauL Minn. Agriculture, Washington Co,
Minn, Nov. 4, 77. B.S.(Agr), Minnesota, 09.
Asst, prof, agr, Minnesota, 09-, and asst. agri-
culturist, Exp. Sta, 09-14, in charge farm crops,
14- Soc. Agron. Farm crops; forages; small
grains; corn; rotations.

Amy, Prof. H(eiiry) VCinecome), 115 W. 68th St,
New York, N. Y. Pharmacy. Philadelphia, Pa,
Feb. 2«, 68. Ph.G, Phila. Col. Pharm, 8©, Ph.M,
19; Ph.D, Gottingen, 96. Prof, pharmacy^ West-
em Reserve, 97-11; chem, Col. Pharmacy, Co-
lurnbia, 11- A.A; Pharmaceut. Ass; Chem. Soc;
Franklin. Inst. Pharmaceutical chemistry; re-
vision of the United States Pharmacopceia and
of the national formulary.

Alps, Prof. George F(rederick), 216 E. Lane
Ave, Columbus, Ohio. Psychology. Cary, HI,
Jan. 23, 75. A.B, Stanford, 04; A.M, Indiana,
05; Ph.D, Leipzig, 08. Assoc, prof. educ. and
psychol, Indiana, 0^10; asst. prof, psychol,
Illinois, 10-12; prof, Ohio State, 12- Major,
Sanit, C, 18-19. A.A; Psychol Assoc. Sensa-
tions of pressure; attention and rhythm; the
influence of intensity on the acoustic perception
of depth; awareness as an efficiency factor;
visual discrimination; color induction; regenera*
tion.

Arsem, WiUiam 0(olliiis)» Schenectady, N. Y.
Chemistry. Chelsea, Mass,. May 1, 80. B.6,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 01. Chem. engineer, Gen. Elec.
Co, 01-18-; pres. and treas, Org. Products Corp,
16-; pres, Indust. Tech, Corp, 18- Silver medal,
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Chem. Soc. (pres,
east. N. Y. sect, 15-1^); Electrochem. Soc;
Elee. Eng. Electrochemistry; organic chemis-
try; transformation of carbon into graphite;
electric vacuum furnaces; valency and molecular
structure; electrode surface and dielectric phe-
nomena.

Artbur, Prof. JCoseph) O(harles), La Fayette, Ind.
*Botany. Lowville, N. Y, Jan. 11, 50. B.S, Iowa
State, 72, M.S, 77, ScD, 20; Hopkins, 78-79;
Harvard, 79; Sc.D, Cornell, 86; Bonn, 96; LL.D,
Iowa, 16. Instr. bot, Minnesota and Wisconsin,
79-82 ; botanist, N. Y. Exp. Sto, Geneva, 84-87 ;
prof, bot, Purdue, 87-88, veg. physiol. and path,
and botanist, Exp. Sta, 88-15, em^r. prof, hot,
15- Int. Cong. Arts and Sciences, St. Louis, 04
(speaker). A.A. (sec'y, F, 86, asst. gen. sec'y,
87, V. pres, 96) ; Soc. Nat ; Bot. Soc. (pres, 02,
19); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Philos. Soc; Ind.
Acad, (pres, 9i^) ; Iowa Acad; Phila. Acad;
Torrey Bot. Club; Int. Ass. Bot; Cong. Int. Bot.
(mem. committee nom. crypt, 05-10). Fungous
diseases of cultivated crops; devdopment of
plant rusts; the connection of aecial and telial
stages of heteroecismal Uredinales.

Artschwagcr, Dr. Bmst, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Botany. Linkuhnen, Germany,
July 9, 89. B.S, Colorado, 15; Ph.D, Cornell,
18. Scientific asst, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 16-17; asst. plant physiol, Cornell, 18-
Collaborator, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
17- Bot. Soc ; Phytopath. Soc. Plant anatomy,
physiology and pathology.

Aflhcraft^ Prof. T(homa«) B(ryce), 34 Pleasant
Stj Waterville, Maine. Mathematics. JM[ar8h-
ville, N. C, Nov. 27, 82. A.B, Wake Forest,
06; Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Principal, Wingate
High Sch, 06-07; assoc. prof, math, Colby, 11-
13, prof, IS- Math. Soc Quadratic involutions
on the plane rational quartic.

ABhford, OoL Bailey K(elly), M. C, U. S. A,
17 Nereidas Ave, San Juan, P. R. Medicine.
Washington, D. C, Sept. 18, 73. M.D, George-
town, 96, Sc.D, 11. Army med. officer, 97-
Mem. P. B. Inst. Trop. Med. and Hygiene, 13-;
Bockefeller Foundation med. exped. to Brazil,
16; in charge battle training of med. officers,
A.E.F, 17-18; mem. trop. diseasea prevention
committee, London; consulting ed, Med. and
Surg. Hist, of the World War, 20. U. 8. dele-
gate. Int. Cong. Indust. and Alimentary Hy-
giene, Brussels, 11. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin.
Invest; Soc. Trop. Med; CoL Surg; P. B. Med.
Ass. (pres, 15). Tropical diseases; application
of meidical science to war.

AsUiiirst, Dr. Astley PCaston) O(ooper), 1629
Spruce St, Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery. Phila-
delphia, Aug. 21^ 76. A.B, Pennsylvania, 96,
M.D, 00. Surgeon Episcopal Hosp, 15-; Ortho-
pedic Hosp, 14-; prosector, Pennsylvania, 04-
11, inst, 11-20, assoc, 90- Col, M.B.C, A.E.F,
17-18. Gross prize, Phila. Acad. Surg, 10. Col.
Surg; Surg. Ass; Soc Int. de Chirurg. IBln-
largement of the prostate; fractures of the hu-
merus ; upper abdomen ; multiple fractures ; per-
foration of intestine and gall-bladder in typhoid
fever; tetanus; empyema; birth injuries of
shoulder.

Ashley, Prof, aeo(rge) H(aU), Capitol, Harris-
burg, Pa. ^Geology. Bochester, N. Y, Aug. 9,
66. M.E, Cornell, 89; A.M, Stanford, 92, Ph.D,
94. Paleontologist, Ward's Nat. Science Estab,
Bochester, N. Y, ^9-91; asst. geologist. Ark.
Geol. Surv, 91-93; teacher, high schools, Stock-
ton and San Bernardino, Calif, 94-96; aest.
state geologist, Ind, 96-00; prof. biol. and geol,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

21

Col. of Charleston, 00-03; asst. geologist, U. S.
Geol. Snrv, 01-05, geologist, 05-12, administra-
tive geologist, 12-19; state geologigt. Pa, 19-
Prof, pharmaeog, Med. Col. of 6. C, 01-03;
..mem. juries of awards, 6. C, I. and W. I. Expos,
02; state geologist, Tenn, 10-12; acting prof,
geol, Vanderbilt, 17. A.A; Geol. Soc; Min.
Eng; Social 8cL Ass; Wash. Oeol. Soe; cor.
mem. Ind. Acad; hon. mem. 8. C. Pharmaeeut.
Ass; hon. mem. Tenn. Acad. Geology of coal;
sonrees of power.

Aflhniaii, Dr. OCeorga) C(roiiiwdU), Bradley Poly-
technic Institute, Peoria, HI. CTiemistry, Frank-
fort, Ind, Aug. 19, e9, B.8, Wabash, 96, A.M,
06; M.S, Chicago, 05, Ph.D, 08. Asst. chem,
Wabash, 96-96; instr, physics and chem, high
sch, Frankfort, Ind, 96-01; HI. State Nor. Sdi,
01; chem, Bradley Polytech, 02- A.A; Qiem.
Soc; Central Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers; Ind.
Acad; 111. Acad. Determination of the radium
emanation in the atmosphere; preparation of
urano-uranic ozid, U,Os, and a standard of ac-
tivity; the specific radio-activity of thorium and
its products.

Aahton, Prof. C(harlM) H(aiiilltoii), 1200 Ohio
St, Lawrence, Kans. Mathematics* Cambridge,
N. Y, Aug. 12, 66. A.B, Union, 87, A.M, 90;
A.M, Harvard, 93; Ph.D, Munich, 0^. Teacher,

Srivate sch, 87-80; prof, math. State Nor. Sch,
[ansfield. Pa, 89-92; instr, Harvard, 94-03;
. asst. prof, Kafisas, 03-10, assoe. prof, 10-15,
prof J 15- Math. Soc; Math Ass; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo. Theory of functions of complex
variables.

Atehison, Dr. Olyda 8(hepherd), 403 B. Chestnut
St, Washington, Pa. Mathemaiies, Carnegie,
Pa, June ^, 82. A.B, Westminster (Pa), 03;
fellow, Hopkins, 06-07; Ph.D, 07. Instr, m4fih,
Williams, 07-11, aast. prof, 11-12; prof, Wash-
ington aind Jefferson, It- With eng. dept, Erie
B. R, several summers; auditor, U. S. Shipping
Board, summer, 18. Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
Geometry; rational curves.

AtiEMQii, Prof. Tdioiiiaa) O(laxk), 1831 Lament
St, N.W, Washington, D. C. AgricuXtwre. Buf-
falo, W. Va, Feb. 15, 52. LL.B, Kentucky, 74;
Ph.D, Morris Harvey, 97. Prof, agr, West
Virginia, 91-96; pres, Morris Harvey, 98-97;
proi. agr. and dean, col. agr, W^gt Virginia, 97-
10, prof, animal husbandry, 10-14, emer. prof,
14t-; Washington representative, Nat, Grange
Ass, 19^ Ed, 'Aahland (Ky) Jour'; 'Big
Sandy Herald'; 'W. Va. Farmer.' Soils; crop
production; animal husbandry; animal feeding;
wool production.

Atkinson, Prof. ACIbert) A(Igemon), Athens,
Ohio. Physics, Electrical engineering, Nelson-
ville, Ohio, March 7, 67. B^, Ohio (Athens),
91, M.S, 95; Michigan, 92-93. Supt. schools,
E. Townsend, Ohio, 91-92; assoe. prof, physics,
Ohio (Athens), 9dU95, prof, physics and elee,
eng, 95- A. A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Ohio
Acad. The relative actinic power of the spec-
trum colors; surface tension and osmotic pres-
sure; deposition of copper and silver; elongation
of nickel in transverse magnetic fields.

Atkinson, Proa. AUtad, Montana Agricultural
College, Bozeman, Mont. Agriculture, Seaforth,
Ont, Oct. 6, 79. Ont. Agr. Col, 99-02; B.S.A,
Iowa State, 04, ScD, 20; M.S, Cornell, 12.

Asst. agron, Iowa Exp. Sta, 02-04; prof, Mont,
Col, and Exp, Sta, 04-19, pres, 19- State food
administrator, Mont, 17-19. Soc. Agron; Dry
Farming Cong, (chairman exec, committee, 5th
Cong) ; Corn Ass. (v. pres) ; Plains Coop. Exp.
Ass. (v. pres). Dry farming; soil moisture con-
trol and nitrate formation.

Atkinson, Dr. Daniel A(mifltrong), 132 Oakwood
*Ave, West View, Pittsburgh, Pa. Zoology.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 7, 76. M.D, Pittsburgh,
01. Custodian Beptilia and Batrachia, Carnegie
Museum, A.A; Pittsburgh Acad. Geographic
distribution.

Atkinaon, Dr. Elisabeth A(llen), 4106 Locust
6t, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Geology. Wil-
mington, Del, Oct. 7, 68. Certificate in chem,
Pennsylvania, 95, Ph.D, 98*. Asst. demonstrator
chem. Woman's Med. Col. of Pa, 9(0M>2; treas,
Phila. Clin. Lab, 01-07. Chem. Soc Metal
separation by means of hydrobromic add gas;
indium in tungsten minerals.

Atkinson, F(rederick) CComelins), 1857 Gent
Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. Chemistry, Newton,
Ala, Jan. 13, 81. B.S, Ala. Polytech, 02, M.S,
03. Asst. chemist. Southern Cotton Oil Co, 03-
04; S. C. Exp. Sta, 05; district chemist. South-
em Cotton Oil Co, 05-09; chemist. Am. Hominy
Co, OS; assoe. chemist and sec'y, McCandless
Lab, Atlanta, Ga, 09-12; chief chemist. Am,
Hominy Co, IS- Chem Soc. (v. pres, Ind. sect,
33, pres, 16-18, councilor, 15, 16, 19, 20); Soc.
Chem. Indust; Electrochem. Soc; Oil Chemists
Soe; Ass. des Chim. do Sucre et Distillerie;
Chem. Gesell. Biological and industrial chem-
istry; cereals and cereal products; destructive
distillation; leather.

AtUnson^ James (Purviance), New York City
Department of Health, New York, N. Y. Chem-
istry. Eliaibeth, N. J, Jan. 3, 70. A.B, Prince-
ton, 92, M.S. 96. Asst. miner, and anal, chem,
Princeton, 92-96 ; asst, chem. research lab, Dept.
Health, K. T. City, 96-04, chief chemist, 04-
Adj. prof, diseases of digestion, Fordham, 10.
Soc. Biol. Chem; Soe. Exp. Biol. Experimental
immunity; toxicology of foods and drugs.

AtUsson, M^jor Earl JCames), XT. S. A, Edgewood
Arsenal, Md. Chemistry, Engineering, Broken
Bow, Nebr, Aug. 12, 86. Grad, U. S. Mil. Acad,
08; M.E, Cornell, 11; grad. Army Eng. Sch, 12.
Director elec. and medi. eng, Army Eng. Sch,
13-15; asst. supt, Gatun Locks, Gatun, C. Z,
15-17 j commanding ofiScer, first gas regt, 17-
19 ; with Peace Commission and corps engineers,
19; senior instr, The Inf. Sch, 19-20; command-
ing officer, Edgewood Arsenal, 19- D. S. medal.
A.A; Elec. Eng; Chem. Soc.

Attix, Prof. J(ame8) C(onner), 2355 N. 13th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Metallurgy, Near
Kenton. Del, Feb. 28, 70. B.S, Lafayette, 95,
M.S, 98; D.D.S, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Fhila, 01,
M.D, 04. Asst. chem, Lafayette, 95-96; Pa.
State, 96; chemist, various iron and steel works,
96-98; asst. chem. and metal, Medico-Chirurg.
Col, Phila, 98-01; supt, St. Ignace furnace.
Mich, and Goshen furnace, Va, 01-03; prof,
chem, and toxical, Temple, 04- A. A; Oiem.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Agr. Chem; Phila. Bontgen
Bay Soc. Volatile combustible matter in coal
and coke; poisons; poisoning by permanganate
of potash; utilization of fine ore and fine dust

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

in the blast furnace; hippurie acid secreted and
excreted in certain infections; blood pressure in-
struments.

Atwater, Miss Helen W(oodard), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Eome
ecoTiomics. Somerville, Mass, May 29, 76. B.L,
Smith, 97. Personal ed. asst. to Prof. W. O.
Atwater, Wesleyan, 97-04 ; expert, scientific asst.
and later in charge ed. work, office home ec<m,
V, 8. Depi. Agr, 09- Exec, chairman, food pro-
duction and home econ. dept, woman's commit-
tee, C. N. D. Home Econ. Ass. Nutrition;
economics of clothing, household equipment and
management.

Atwell, Prof. Cdiarles) B(each), 1938 Sherman
Ave, Evanston, HI. Botany. Theresa, N. Y,
April 11, 55. Ph.B, Syracuse, 79, Ph.M, 82;
Harvard, 87; Freiburg, 91. Asst. principal,
acad, Lowville, N. Y, 79-80; instr, acad. dept,
Northwestern, 80-82; principal pub. schools,
South Evanston, 111, 62^84; instr^ acad. dept,
Northwestern, 84-87, Northwestern, 87-91, prof,
biol, 91-^4, hot, 94- Begistrar, col. dept, North-
western, 90-02; city forester, Evanston, 111.
Soc Nat; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Bot. Cent.
States; 111. Acad; Chicago Acad. Algae; chlo-
rophyll; algae of Cook County, Illinois; devel-
opment of Lathyms maritimus; embryology of
Bibea.

Atwell, Prof. Wayne J(a8on), 24 High St, Buf-
falo, N. Y. Embryology. Fairfield, Nebr, Oct.
19, 89. A.B, Nebr. Wesleyan, 11; A.M, Michi-
gan, 15, Ph.D, 17. Besearch asst. histol, Michi-
gan, 13-14, instr. anat, 14-18; prof, Buffalo, 19-
Ass. Anat; Ass. Study Int. Secretions. Develop-
ment and physiology of tiie hypophysis.

Atwood, Dr. Charles Edwin, 14 E. 60th St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine. Shoreham, Vt, July 21,
61. B.S, CorneU, 80; M.D, Bellevue Med. Col,
83. Physician, Hudson Biver State Hosp, 85-
87; tJtica State Hosp, 87-92; Bloomingdale
Hosp, 92-05; VanderbUt CTnic, 92-13. Assoc,
ed, 'Jour. Insanity,' 87-92; visiting neurologist,
N. Y. Hosp. and Schools for Children, 07-13;
din. asst. neur^ Columbia, 92-13. Am. Med.
Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med. Insanity; neurology.

Atwood, Dr. Geo(rge) a (ray), 865 Myrtle Ave,
Albany, N. Y. Botany. Springfield, Mass,
March 2, 47. ScD, Syracuse, 14. Chief, hur.
plant indust, N. Y. State Dept. Agr, 00- AA;
Ass. Econ. Entom; N. Y. Forestry Ass. (v. pros).
Economic entomology; plant pathology; for-
estry; gipsy and brown tail moths; blister rust;
chestnut fungi; trees and shrubs for parks and
lawiis: orchard propagation.

Atwood, Horace, Morgantown, W, Va. Agricul-
ture. Summer Hill, N. Y, Aug. 1, 68. B.S.A,
Cornell, 91, M.S.A, 97. Asst. agr, W. Va. Exp.
Sta, 97-14, chief, poultry research dept, 18-
Poultry Ass; Int. Ass. Instructors and Investi-
gators Poultry Husbandry. Feeding; soil fer-
tility; breeding; mortality of incubator chicks.

Atwood, Dr. Wallace W(alter), Clark University,
Worcester, Mass. * Physical geography. Chicago,
lU, Oct. 1, 72. B.S, Chicago, 97, Ph.D, 03.
Instr. physiog, Lewis Inst, Chicago, 97-99; geol,
Chicago, Inst, 99-00, director, 00; asst physiog,
Chicago 01-02, assoc, 02-03, instr. geol, 03-08,
asst. prof, physiog. and gen. geol, 0^10, assoc.

prof, 10-13; prof, physiog. Harvard, 13-20;
pree, and prof, physical geog, Clark, 180- Asst.
geologist, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 01-09, geologist, 09-
Trustee, Children's Museum, Boston, 14; direc-
tor. Children's Museum, Cambridge, 15- A.A;
Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog; Am. Acad; 111. Acad;
Chicago Acad; Chicago Geog. Soc. Glaciation;
ancient glaciers among the Bocky Mountains;
structural and economic geology; coal resources
of Alaska; physiography of San Juan Moun-
tains; the new geography.

Atwood, Prof. W(lnfted) M(cKensle), 214 N. 7th
St, Corvallis, Oregon. Botany. Aurelia, Iowa,
July 25, 83. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 07, A.M, 10;
M^, Chicago, 11, fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 13. Assoc,
prof, plant physiol, Oregon Col, 13- AJl; Bot.
Soc. Delay of germination of seeds; respira-
tion of fruits.

Aub, Dr. Joseph CCharles), Harvard Medical
School, Boston^ Mass. Physiology. Cincinnati,
Ohio, May 13, 90. A.B, Harvard, 11, M.D, 16.
Intern, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 14-15; asst. physician,
Bussell Sage Inst. Path, 15-16; res. physician,
Mass. Gen. Hosp, 16-17 ; instr. physiol, Harvard
Med. 8oh, 19-20, asst. prof, tO- Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Clin. Invest. Metabolism.

AuchlncloBS, William 8(taart)» Atlantic High-
lands, N. J. Engineering. 'Sey? York, N. Y,
March 19, 42. C.E, Bensselaer, 62. CSvil engi-
neer, A. and G. W. B. E, 64; U. S. commis-
sioner, Paris Expos, 67; ship builder and car
manufacturer, 69-79; commission merchant, 79-
95. A. A; Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Phila. Eng.
Club; Inst. Braziliera; British Ass. War-vessel
case-mates; indicators for passenger elevators;
axle-boxes and trucks for railroad cars; thread
spoolers; averaging instruments for calculating
accounts; link and valve motions; laws of rain-
flow.

Anehter, Prof. E(ngene) 0(nrtl8), College of
Agriculture, College Park, Md. Eortieultwe.
Elingrove, N. Y, Sept. 14, 89. B.S.A, Cornell,
12, M.S, 18. Asst. pomol, Cornell, 11; instr.
hort, West Virginia, 12-14, asst. prof, 14-17,
assoc. prof, 18 ; prof, and head of dept, Md. Col,
and pomologist, Exp. Sta, 18- AA; Soc. Hort.
Sci; Pomol. Soc. Orchard purvey; apple and ""
peach culture; pruning of the pomaceous and
drupaceous fruits.

Auchy, George, 6948 Hegerman St, Tacony, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chemistry. Pottstown, Pa, April
23, 62. Lafayette, 78-82. Chemist, Durham
Iron Works, 82-86; Nashua Iron and Steel Co,
94-97; Keystone Saw Works, 97-11; private
research political econ, 11- Methods of chem-
ical analysis of iron and steeL

Auer, Dr. John, Bockefeller Institute, 66th St.
and Ave. A, New York, N. Y. ^Physiology.
Pharmacology. Bochester, N. Y, March 30, 75.
B.S, Michigan, 98; M.D, Hopkins, 02. Fellow,
Bockefeller Inst, 03-05, asst, 05-06; instr.
physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 06-07; assoc. mem,
Bockefeller Inst, 08- House officer, Hopkins
Hosp, 02-03 ;. ma jor, M.B.C. A.A; Am. Physi-
cians; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol, (sec'y, 12-
17) ; Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc. Anaphylaxis;
edema ; motor phenomena of the gastro-intestinal
tract ;^ respiration; functional effect of epi-
nephrin, magnesium salts, antiseptics, and war
gases.

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Axdt, J(ame8) P(6rcy), 36th St. and Broad
Branch Boady Washington, D.C. Physics, Olathe,
Kansy Oct. 29, 81. A.B, Baker, 04; A.M, Colum-
bia, 09. Magnetic observer, dept. terrestrial
maffnetism, Carnegie Institution, 04-10, mag-
netieian, 10-1^ alternate commander and mag-
netician, H- Mem. magnetic snrv, West Indies
and Panama, 05; Pacific Ocean, 05-06; Mex, 06-
07 ; Can, 08 ; navigating officer and magnetic ob-
server, * Carnegie,' 09-10; in charge, magnetic
surv. ezped. to Pern, Bolivia and Chili, 12; in
command, 'Carnegie/ N. Atlantic and Arctic
Oceans, 14. A.A; Wash. Philos. Soc. Terres-
trial magnetism.

Anngst, Prof. &(eiiben) H(arper), 244 Willough-
by Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry, Suedberg,
Pa, April 17, 79. B.S, Pa. State, 05, M.S, 19.
Instr. chem, Pratt Inst, 06-14; prof, Adelphi,
14-

Anstiii, Prof. Arthur Bverett, Tufts College
Medical School, Boston, Mass. Biochemistry.
Boston, Mass, April 11, 61. A.B, Bowdoin, 83,
A.M, 87; M.D, Harvard, 87. Prof. med. chem.
and toxicol, Tufts, 93-06; assoc. prof, physiol.
chem, Virginia, 06-07; prof. chem. and toxicol,
Texas, 08; asst. prof. din. med, Tufts. Col.
Physicians; Gastro-Enterol. Ass; Soc. Biol.
Chem. Diseases of the digestive tract; diato-
therapy.

Austin, Prof. O(lift) F(ay), Finca Laguna, Her-
radura, C*nba. Horticulture. South Haven,
Mich, Oct. 23, 73. B-S, Mich. Agr. Col, 99.
Asst. horticulturist, Ala. Exp. Sta, 00-02; assoc.
prof, hort, Md. Col, 02-04; chief, dept. hort,
Estacion Central Agron, Cuba, 04-09; asst. ad-
ministrator. Cent. Nueva Luisa Sugar Estate,
09. A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci; PomoL Soc. Fruit
and vegetable culture.

Austin, Prof. F(raiik) E(ag6ne), Box 441, Han-
over, N. H. Electrical engineering. An^sbury,
Mass, 73. B.S, Dartmouth, 95, fellow, 96-97,
E.E, 15. Prof. elee. eng, Dartmouth, Of-,
mechanics, Thayer Sch, 18; physics^ Norwich,
0^08, elee. eng, 08-14, head of dept, 14- A. A;
Eng. Edue. Hydraulics; mechanical engineer-
ing; automatic mapper; transformers; alter-
nating currents; magnetism.

Austin, Dr. J(am6s) Harold, Hospital of Rocke-
feller Institute, New York, N. Y. Medicine.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 22, 83. B.S, Pennsylva-
nia, 05y MJD, 08. Assoc, research med, Pennsyl-
vania, 11-14, assoc. med. and asst. physician,
Univ. Hosp, 12-17; asst, Bockefeller Inst, 19-
20, <issoc, to- Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Clin.
Invest; Phila. Col. Physicians. Nephritis;
physiology of the spleen.

Anstin, L(eon«rd) 8(trang), 1515 W. Eighth St,
Los Angeles, CaUf. MetaUurgy. Stratford,
Conn, Feb. 26, 46. Ph.B, Yale, 68. Mech.
engineer, 68-71; chemist, exploration in Pata-
gonia, 77-79; practising metallurgist, 81-02;
prof, in charge, dept. metaL and ore dressing,
Mich. CoL Mines, 03-09; mining and metal,
engineer, 09- Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Min. and MetaL Inst. Silver, lead and copper
smelting; common metals.

Austin, Prof. Louis W(in8low), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. *Physies. Orwell, Vt,
Oct. 30, 67. A.B, Middlebury, 98, ScD, 20;
Strasbourg, 89-90, Ph.D, 93; fellow, Clark, 90-
91. Instr. and later asst. prof, physics, Wiscon-
sin, 93-01; on staff, Physik-Tech. BeichsanstaU,
Charlottenburg, 02-04; Bur. Standards, 04-,
head, U. 8. Naval Badio Beseoreh Lab, 08-
Badio Eng. (pres, 14) ; Physical. Soc ; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc; Soc. de Physique;
PhysUc. Oesell; Int. Union Sci. Badio. (v. pres,
20). Physical measurements; elasticity in met-
als; magnetostriction discharge of electricity
through gases; specific heat of gases at high
temperatures, and in radio-telegraphy; trans-
mission formula; high frequency measurements;
atmospheric disturbances.

Austin, Dr. Blchard SClason), 735 Fullerton Ave,
Chicago, m. Pathology. Providence, B. I,
April 18, 85. M.D, Harvard, 11, Asst. path,
Boston City Hosp, 11-13; instr. bacter. Harvard
Med. Sch, 13-15; asst. prof, path. Bush Med.
Col, IS-; pathologist. Children 's Mem. Hosp, 16-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriol-
ogy; pulmonary tuberculosis in children; heredi-
tary syphilis.

Austrian, Dr. Charles Robert, 1417 Eutaw Place,
Baltimore, Md. Medieine. Baltimore, Md, 85.
A.B, Hopkins, 04, M.D, 09. Asst, instr. and
later assoc. med, Hopkins, 10- A.A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Clin. Invest. Bacteriology; im-
munology; internal medicine; infectious dis-
eases; tuberculosis; etiology of angio-neurotic
edema.

Avers, H(enry) a(odftey), U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy.
Elmore, Ohio, March 6, 86. A.B, Ghsorge Wash-
ington, 13. Geod. computer, X7. 8. Coast and
Geod. Surv, 08- Math. Ass; Wash. Philos. Soc;
Wash. Soc. Eng. Precise leveling.

Ayery,Dr. ElroyM(cKenidree), New Port Bichey,
Fla, Physics, Chemistry. Erie, Mich, July 14,
44. Ph.B, Michigan, 71, Ph.M, 74; Ph.D, Hills-
dale, 82, LL.D, 94, D.C.L, 06. Principal, East
High Sch. and City Nor. Sch, Cleveland, Ohio,
71-79; mem. Ohio Senate, 92-96. A.A. (sec'y,
B, 90) ; Econ. Ass; Ohio ArcheoL and Hist. Soc;
Avery Library and Hist. Soc. (founder and
pres).

Avery, Dr. Oswald T(heodore), Bockefeller Insti-
tute, New York,*N. Y. Bacteriology. Halifax,
N. S. A3, Colgate, 00; M.D, Columbia, 04.
Assoc, director, dept. bact, Hoagland Lab, 07-
13 ; assoc. and assoc'. mem, Bockefeller Inst, IS-
Ass. Path, iand Bact; Soc. Bact; Soc Clin.
Invest; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Bac-
teriology of acute respiratory disease.

Avery, COianoeUor 8(amuel), University of Ne-
bra^a, Lincoln, Nebr. *Chemistry. Bureau Co,
HI, April 19, 65. A.B, Doane, 87, LL.D, 09;
Idaho, 09; B.S, Nebraska, 92^ A.M, 94; Ph.D,
Heidelberg, 96. Instr. chem, Nebraska, 95-97,
adj. prof, 97-99; prof, Idaho, 99-01; agr. chem,
Nebraska, 02-05, chem. and director, chem. lab,
05-06, head prof, 05-08, acting chancellor, 08-
09, chancellor, 09- Major, C.W.S, 17-18. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Chem. Qesell. Aromatic glutaric
acids; determination of arsenic and iron; prus-

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AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

sic acid in sorghum and kaffir eom; extennina*
tion of prairie dogs; arsenical inseetieides;
sulphur and lime in cattle dips; constitution of
Paris green and its homolognes; action of so-
dium benzyl cyanid with einnamic ester; syn-
thesis of certain aromatic succinic acids; nitra-
tion of b-p-tolylglutarie acid.

Ayer, Dr. James B(oiinio), 618 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Medicine. Boston, Dee. 28, 82. A.B,
Harvard, 03, M.D, 07. Asst. neuropath, and
instr. neur, Harrard Med. Sch; newrologiH,
Maes. Gen, Hosp, A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soc. Psychiat.
and Neur. Cerebro-spinal fluid.

Ayers, Dr. Howard, Winding Way and Valley
Boad, Cincinnati, Ohio. *Biology. Olympia,
Wash, May 21, 61. B.S, Harvard, 83; Heidel-
berg; Strasbourg; Ph.D, Freiburg, 86; LL.D,
Missouri, 99. Instr. sool, Michigan, 86-87;
Harvard and Baddiffe, 87-88; Woods Hole, 89-
98; director, Allis Lake Lab, Milwaukee, 89-94;
prof, biol, Missouri, 94-09; pres, Cincinnati, 99-
04. Walker prize, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 83.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; cor. mem. Phila.
Acad. Vertebrate morphology; anthropology;
morphology and physiology of the vertebrate
ear; vertebrate oephalogenesis.

Ayres, H(lram) DCoutliiU), B. F. Goodrich Bub-
ber Co, Akron, Ohio. Phyeioe, College Hill,
Ky, May 30, 78. A.B, DePauw, 02; A.M, Cor-
nell, 04, Ph.b, 13. Asst. physics, DePauw, 02-
03; instr, Ohio State, 04-05; physicist, Carnegie
Institution, 06-10; chief phyeieiet, The B. F.
Goodrich Rubber Co, IS- A.A; Physical Soc.
Elasticity of metals.

Ayres, H(orace) B(eem«r), Kimberly, Minn. For-
estry. Allamuchy, N. J, Sept. 20, 56. B.S,
Lafayette, 78. Timber inspector and geologist,
eng.^ept, N. P. B. B. Oo; Minn, and Pacific B.
B; Northern Transcont. Surv; Adirondack
Forest Surv; land departments, St. P. and D.
B. B. Co. and N. P. B. B. Co; field asst, U. S.
Geol. Surv; forest expert, bur. of forestry, U. 8.
Dept. Agr; manager, Kimberly Explor. Co.
A.A; Forestry Ass. Southern Appalachian
forests; Cascade Mountain forests; northern
Bocky Mountain forests; conditions favoring
growth of valuable timber; jack pine in the
'Great American Desert.'

Ayres, Dr. Leonard P(orter), Cleveland Trust
Company, Cleveland, Ohio. Education. Niantie,
Conn, Sept. 15, 79. Ph.B, Boston, 02, A.M, 09,
Ph.D, 10; Columbia, 07-09. Supt. schools,
Caguas, P. B, 03-04; San Juan, 04-06; gen.
supt, P. B, and chief, div. statist, 06-08;
director, div. statist, and div. educ, Bussell Sage
Foundation, 08-21; v. pres, Cleveland Trust Co,
il- Lecturer educ, Boston, 09; N. Y. Univ, 12;
Illinois, 13; Colorado, 13; director, educ. sur-
veys, various cities, 12-15; col, Gen. Staif, 17-
19: chief statist, oflicer, War Dept; statistician,
Am. Peace Commission. A.A. (v. pres, 16) ;
Statist. Ass. Statistics; hygiene; psychology.

Babasiiiiaa, Dr. V(aliaa) 8^ South Bethlehem,
Pa. Chemistry. Marsovan, Asia Minor, Nov.
28, 76. A.B, Anatolia, 95; A.M, Brown, 03,
Ph.D, 06. Instr. chem, Brown, 03-06; org.

ehem, Lehigh, 06-09, asst. prof, 09-11, assoe.
prof, 11-- Instr. chem, summer sch, California,
09; research chemist, C.W.6, 18-19. AJL;
Chem. Soc Sulphonation of aHphatic com-
pounds; dyes.

Babb, Gyms OCatas), Granite Falls, N. C. By-
draulie engineering. Portland, Maine, June 18,
67. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90. Engineer, U. 6.
Geol. Surv, 90-02; U. S. Bedamation Service,
02-09; Maine State Water Storage Commission
and U. S. Geol. Surv, 10-16; consulting engi-
neer, 16- CSvil Eng.

Babb, Prof. M(aiizio») JCeffaria), 157 Cricket
Ave, Ardmore, Pa. Mathemaiics. Marshalton,
Pa, Oct. 20, 70. B.S, Haverford, 05; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 10. Prof, math, Dickinson Sem,
96-00; Belief onto Acad, 00-01; instr. Pa. State,
01-05; Pennsylvania, 05-10, asst. prof, 30-
Trustee, Phila. Collegiate Inst, 11-; assoc ed,
'Math. Teacher'. A.A; Math. Soc; Ass. Teach-
ers (Math. Middle States and Md. Pedagogy and
history of mathematics; theory of numbers.

Babbitt, Dr. JamM A(ddi80n), 1901 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Hygiene, Otology. Wakes-
field, Vt, Oct. 22, 69. A*B. Yale, ^3; A.M,
Haverford, 96; M.D, Pennsylvania, 98. Prof,
hygiene and physical educ, Haverford; insir.
otol, Pennsylvania. Asst. laryngologist and
aurist, German Hosp; laryngologist, Garrett
Home for Deaf Children; rhinologist, Children's
Hosp. Laryngol. Bhinol. and Otol. Soc; Phila.
Col. Physicians; Phila. Laryngol. Soc. Bhinol-
ogy; laryngology; physical education; tests of
equilibrium.

Babcock, Dean E(aile) J(ay), University of
North Dakota, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Chemistry,
Engineering. St. Charles, Minn, June 11, 65.
Carleton; B.8, Minnesota, 89; Sc.D, North Da-
kota, 14. Instr. chem. North Dakota, 89-91,
prof. chem. and geol, 91-02, chem, msidl. and
mining and dean, col. mining eng, 98-, col. eng,
16-, acting pres, 17-18. State geologist, N. Dak,
97-02. Director, N. Dak. Min. Exp. Sta. A.A;
Min. Eng; Qiem. Soc; Eng. Educ. Mining en-
gineering; industrial chemistry; fire days; lig-
nite coal; gas; briquetting; cement; building
stone.

Babcock, Prof. Ernest B(rown), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Plant genetics.
Edgertown, Wis, July 10, 77. B.S, California,
05, M.S, 11. Teacher bioL and nature study,
Los Angeles Nor. Sch, 06-07; instr. plant path,
California, 07-08, asst. prof, 08-09, agr. educ,
09-12, prof, genetics, IS- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Hort. Sci. Nature and origin of certain forms
of Juglans calif ornica Wats; nature and mech-
anism of the germinal substance.

Babcock, Harold D(elo8), Mt. Wilson Solar Ob-
servatory, Pasadena, Calif. Physics. Edgerton,
Wis, Jan. 24, 82. B.8, California, 07. Asst.
physics, California, 05-06 ; lab. asst, Bur. Stand-
ards, 06-08; physicist, Mt. Wilson Solar Ob-
servatory, 09- A.A. Standard resistances;
Zeeman effect; iron arc spectrum; electrostatic
field of sun.

Babeock, Dr. H(arold) LCester), Woodleigh Boad,
Dedham, Mass. HerpetoXogy. Holliston, Mass,
May 30, 86. Worcester, 05-06; M.D, Boston,

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10; BerUn, 11. Asgt, owator reptiles, Boston
8oe. Nat, Hitft, Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp. Tur-
tles of New England.
Babcock, Prof. Henry A(ndrews), Northwestern
University, Evanston, lU. Physics. Lebanon
Springs, N. y, July 17, 91. B.8, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 12, M.S, 13; fellow, Northwestern, 14-16,
Ph.D, 16. Instr. physics, Northwestern, 16-17,
assoc. prof, 19- Second lieut, A. S, A.E.F, 17-
19. Physical Soc. Heat; specific heat of am-
monia.

Bat)Cock, Dr. 8(tephen) M(oiilton), 432 Lake St,
Madison, Wis. *Agricultural chemistry, Bab-
cock Hill, N. Y, Oct. 22, 43. A.B, Tufts, 66,
LLJ), 01; Ph.D, Gottingen, 79; ScD, Wiscon-
sin, 17. Instr. chem, Cornell, 75-77, 81-82;
chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 82-88; prof.
agr, chem, Wisconsin, and chief chemist, Exp.
Sta, 88-13, asst. director, 99-13, emer. prof, IS-
Mem. jury of awards, Pan-Am. Expos, 01.
Bronze medal, Wis. Legislature, 99; grand prize,
Paris Expos, 00; St. Louis Expos, 04; silver
medal, Stockholm, 08. A.A. (sec'y, C, 94).
Dairy chemistry; influence of low temperatures
uxK>n the curing of cheese; conservation of
gravity during molecular changes; constitution
of matter.

Baboock, William Henry, 810 F St. N. W, Wash-
ington, D. C. History. St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 1,
49. LL.B, Columbian, 69. Asst. examiner, U.
S. Patent OfiQce, 73-77; patent lawyer. Wash.
Anthrop. Soc. (sec *y, 12) . Ethnology ; folk-lore ;
cartography; pre-Columbian explorations; song
games.

Baber, Dr. B(rl) A(nnitag8), Dayton State Hos-
pital, Dayton, Ohio. Psychiatry. Qriggsville,
HI, May 3, 83. M.D, LouisviUe, 09. Supt, Day-
ton State Hosp, 11- A. A; Medico-Psychol.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med; Ass. Study
Int. Secretions.

Bab«r, Miss Z<»ila, University of Chicago, Chicago,
HL Oeographft. Kansas, 111, Aug, 24, 62. B.S,
Chicago. Principal, ward sch, Youngstown,
Ohio, 86-B8 ; critic teacher, Cook Co. Nor. Sch, 88-
90, head, dept. geog, 90-99; sch. of eduo, Chi-
cago, 01- Principal, element, sch, sch. of educ,
Chicago, 02-03. A.A; Soc. Sci. Educ; Chicago
Qeog. Soc. (pres) ; cor. mem. Soe. G^og. de
Gendve. Geography in education.

Baelmiaii, Prof. A(loi8), Institute of Microbiol^
ogy, Tucnman, Arg. Bep. Bacteriology. Cor-
doba, Arg. Bep, Aug. 30, 74. M.D, Buenos
Aires, 06. Chief, patii. lab, Buenos Aires, 00-
05, prof, bacter, 05-15; Cordoba, 15-19; di-
rector, Inst. Microbiol, and Hygiene, Tucuman,
19- Director, clin. lab, Buenos Aires Hosp, 05-
12; instr. bacter, Cordoba, 15-19. Delegate,
Int. Hygiene Committee, Paris, 19. Argentine
Med. Soc. Immunity; anaphylaxis.

Bachmaiin, Dr. Freda M, University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Bacteriology. Genoa,
Ohio, Nov. 7, 78. A.B, Miami, 07, A.M, 08; fel-
low, Wisconsin, 08-09, Ph.D, 12. Asst. bot. and
plant path, Wisconsin, 09^12; asst. prof. bot.
and bacter, Milwaukee-Downer, 12-14; instr.
agr, bacter, Wisconsin, 14- A.A; Soc. Bact.
Cytology; morphology and physiology of bac-
teria; yeasts; molds.

Bitfthmann, Prof. J(eaai) O(eorge), 10 Dixie Ave,
Atlanta, Ga. Physiology. Mulhouse, Alsace,
July 18, 77. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 07. Bes.
physiologist and lecturer hygiene, Jefferson
Hosp, 07-09; demonstrator physiol, Jefferson
Med. Col, 09-10; prof, Atlanta Med. Col, 10-15;
Emory, 16- A.A; Physiol. Soc. Venous pulse;
action of strophanthus in heart block; inter-
auricular time interval.

Back, Dr. B(nie8t) A(dna), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Northampton, Mass, Oct. 7, 80. B.S, Mass. Col.
and Boston, 04; Ph.D, Mass. Col. 07. Deputy
state nursery insx>ector, Mass, 02-06; instr.
entom, Mass. Col, 04-06, bot, 06-07; agent and
expert, bur. entom, U, S. Dept. Agr, 07-10;
entom. investigator, Cuba and Mexico, 10-12;
entomologist, Va. Exp. Sta, 12-16; fruit fly in-
vestigations, Hawaii, Bermuda and Spain, bur.
entom, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 13-17, entomologist in
charge stored product insect investigations, 17-
A.A; Ass. Eeon. Entom; Entom. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc. Biology and control of citrus white
flies; fumigation and fungous diseases; protec-
tion of stored food products; Asilidae; Aleyro-
didae.

Baoon, Prof. Arthur A(very), Syrian Protestant
College, Beirut, Syria. Physics. Laconia, N. H,
Oct. 26, 75. A.B, Dartmouth, 97, A.M, 01.
Tutor physics, Oberlin, 97-98; asst, Dartmouth,
98-00, instr. math, and astron, OO-Ol; prof,
physics, Hobart, 03-19, sec'y and registrar, 07-
17; prof, physics, Syrian Protestant Col, 19-
Capt, Am. Bed Cross, Palestine, 18, major deputy
commissioner, 19. A.A; Physical Soc. Equi-
librium of vapors at curved surfaces of liquids.

Bacon, Prof. 0(liazles) 8(mnner), 2156 Sedgwick
St, Chicago, 111. Medicine. Spring Prairie,
Wis, July 30, 58. Ph.B, Beloit, 78; M.D, North-
western, 84. Prof, gynec, Chicago Polyclinic,
91-94, obstet, 95- ; Illinois, 03- A.A ; Col. Surg ;
Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect, obstet, 05);
Chicago Med. Soc. (pres, 03) ; Chicago Gynec
Soc. (pres, 01) ; Chicago Acad. Med. Pathol-
ogy of pregnancy; tuberculosis and pernicious
vomiting in pregnancy.

Bacon, Cha(rle)8 V(incent), 3 Park Bow, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, March 24,
85. Grad, Cooper Union, 04, 04-06; Columbia,
summer, 10. Chemist, various companies, and
consulting chemist, Qg- A. A; Chem, Soc; Soc.
Test. Mat; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Fixed oils, their
various products and lubricants; substitutes for
linseed oil; refining fixed oils and the manufac-
ture of lubricants.

Bacon, Dr. Charles W(alter), 1134 12th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Plant physiology.
Worcester, Mass, March 11, 86. A.B, Clark, 06,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 11. Asst. chem, Clark, 07-09;
asst. physiologist, bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 10- A.A; Chem. Soc. Distillation; to-
bacco curing; physiological plant diseases.

Bacon, Prof. Clara Latimer, 2316 N. Calvert St,
Baltimore, Md. Mathematics. IHllsgrove, HI,
Aug. 13, 66. A.B, Wellesley, 90; A.M, Chicago,
04; Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Teacher, secondary
schools, 90-^; instr. math, Goucher, 97-05,
assoc. prof, 06-14, prof, 14- Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle States and Md.

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Bacon, Prof. George PCraston), Tufts College^
Mass. PhygiGS, Cliarlemont, Mass, Aug. 24, 66.
A.B, Dartmouth, 87, A.M, 90. Assoc, prof,
math, Beloit^ 92-02; prof, physics, Wooster, 02-
08; assoc. prof. math, and physics, Simmons,
10-19, prof, physics, Tufts, 19- A.A; Physical
Soc; Astron. Soc.

Bacon, K(atlLaniti) T(err7), Peace Dale, B. 1.
Chemistry. Litchfield, Conn, Aug. 16, 58. B.S,
Yale, 79. With Solvay Process Co, 84r-95, tech.
expert, 95- A.A; Chem. Soc. Physico-chem-
istry; soda manufacture; international finance.

Bacon, Dr. Baymond F(088), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. * Chemistry. Muncie, Ind, June
29, 80. B.S, DePauw, 99, A.M, 00, hon. Sc.D,
19; fellow, Chicago, 01-04, P'h.D, 04; hon. ScD,
Pittsburgh, 18. Instr. chem, DePauw, 99-00;
prof, Vincennes, 00-01; commercial chemist,
Chicago, 04-05; chemist. Bur. Science, P. I, 05-
10; asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr,
10-11; senior fellow, Mellon Iiist, 11-12, assoc.
director, 12-14, director, 14- Col, C.W.S, A.E.F ;
.assoc. mem. Naval Con. Board. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Min. and
Metal Eng; Ceramic Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
London Chem. Soc; Soc. Chim. de Paris; Soc.
de Chim. indust. Industrial research; tropical
oils and resins.

Badertscher, Prof. J(acob) A, Bloomington, Ind.
Histology. BluflFton, Ohio, Jan. 11, 79. Ph.B,
Ohio (Athens), 09, Ph.M, 10; Ph.D, Cornell, 14.
Asst. biol, Ohio (Athens), 08-09, instr, 09-10;
asst. histol. and embryol, Cornell, 10-11, instr,
11-14; anat, Indiana, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-17,
assoc. prof, 17- A.A; Ass. Anat. Muscle de-
generation; the thymus; the ultimobranehial
bodies.

Badger, Prof. Walter Luctns, 917 Church St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Chemical engineering. Minne-
apolis, Minn, Feb. 18, 86. A.B, Minnesota, 07,
B.S, 08, M.S, 09. Chemist, Great West. Sugar
Co, 09; instr. chem, Minnesota, 10; lab. asst.
Bur. Standards, 10-12; prof. chem. eng, Michi-
gan, lg~; director of research, Swenson Evapor-
ator Co, 17- Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Electro-
chem. Soc; Mich. Eng. Soc. Design of chemical
machinery; water softening; evaporator design;
alloys of calcium.

Baehr, Dr. George, 987 Madison Ave, New York,
N. Y. Pathology. New York, April 16, 87.
M.D, Columbia, 08; Freiburg, 11-12; Vienna,
12-13. Assoc, path, Mt. Sinai Hosp, N. Y. City,
11-, asst. attending physician, 19- Besearch fel-
low, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 10-11, 14-17, 19-; mem.
Red Cross Sanit. Commission to Serbia and Bus-
sia, 15-16; lieut. col, M.C, 17-19. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Harvey Soc; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad.
Med; Int. Ass. Med. Mus. Experimental medi-
cine; nephritis.

Baekeland, Dr. L(eo) H(endrjk), Yonkers-on-
Hudson, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Ghent, Belgium,
Nov. 14, 63. ScD, Ghent, 84. Asst. prof, chem,
Ghent, 85-88, assoc. prof, 88-89; prof. chem.
and physics. Higher Nor. Sch, Bruges, 85-89;
mfg. and consulting chemist, 89-99; research
chemist, 99-; hon. prof. chem. eng, Columbia.
Mem. Naval Consulting Board, 15; chairman,

committee on patents, Nat. Besearch Council;
mem. administrative board, Inst. Int. Educ.
Chandler lecturer, Columbia, 14. Nichols medal,
Chem. Soc, 09, Gibbs medal, 13, Perkins medal,
16; Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 10; Chandler
medal, Columbia, 14; grand prize, Panama-
Pacific Expos, 15. Order of the Crown, Belgium,
19. A.A; Chem. Soc. (v. pres, 09, chairman, N.
Y. sect, 08, councilor at large, 07-) ; Electro-
chem. Soc. (pres, 09) ; Chem. Eng. (pres, 12) ;
Soc. Chem. Indust. (v. pres, 05) ; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club (pres, 04). Int. Cong. Chem, London,
09, pres, sect, plastics, 12. Oxidation of hydro-
chloric acid under the influence of light; sepa-
ration of copper and cadmium; dissociation of
nitrate of lead; photographic chemistry; indus-
trial electrolysis of alkali-chlorids ; velox paper
process; condensation products of phenols and
formaldehyde; bakelite; plastics; electric insu-
lation; impregnation of wood; varnishes.

Baetjer, Prof. F(rederick) H(enry), 4 E. Madison
St, Baltimore, Md. Bont^enology. Baltimore,
Oct. 4, 74. A.B, Hopkins, 97, M.D, 01. Bont-
genologist, Hopkins Hosp, and assoc. prof. din.
rontgenol, Hopkins. Consulting rontgenologist,
various hospitals; Major, M.C; Delegate, Int.
Bont gen Bay Cong, Amsterdam, 08. Am. Bont-
gen Bay Soc. (pres, 11) ; Baltimore Med. Soc.
(v. pres, 15); hon. mem. N. Y. Bontgen Bay
Soc; hon. mem. Phila. Bontgen Bay Soc. Tho-
racic aneurysms; gastro-intestinal diseases; ef-
fects of Bontgen rays upon embryonic tissues.

Bagg, Dr. Halsey J(oseph), Cornell University
Medical College, New York, N. Y. Heredity.
Utica, N. Y, Oct. 23, 89. B.S, Columbia, 14,
A.M, 15, Ph.D, 18. Asst. biol, Bockefeller Inst,
10-11; instr, N. Y. Univ, 14-17; research fel-
low, Huntington fund for cancer research, med.
col, Cornell, 17- Psychol. Ass; assoc. mem. N.
Y. Acad. Heredity of animal behavior and
growth; pathological effects of injection of
radio-active solutions.

Bagg, Dr. BofUB M(ather), Jr, 7 Brokaw Place,
Appleton, Wis. Geology. West Springfield,
Mass, April 19, 69. A.B, Amherst, 91; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 95. Principal, high sch, Lubec, Maine,
91-92; asst. geol, Hopkins, 95-97; asst, N. Y.
State Museum, 97; prof. geol. and miner, Colo.
Col, 98-99; instr. science, high sch, Colo.
Springs, 99-00; sub-master, high sch, Brockton,

• 01-03; prof, miner, and petrog, N. Mex. Sch.
Mines, 03-04; mining engineer and geologist,
04-08; instr. geol, Illinois, 08-11; prof. geol.
and miner, Lawrence, 11- Instr. science, Wor-
cester Summer Sch. for Boys, 91, 92; mem. Md.
Geol. Surv, 96-98. Diploma and bronze medal,
Paris Expos, 00. A.A; Qeol. Soc; Min. Eng;
Paleont. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wis. Acad. Cre-
taceous and Tertiary Foraminif era ; artesian
water and oil supplies.

Bagley, Prof. W(lUiam) 0 (handler), Teachers
College, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
Education, Psychology. Detroit, Mich, March
15, 74. B.8, Mich. Agr. Col, 95; M.8, Wiscon-
sin, 98; Ph.D, Cornell, 00; Ed.D, B. 1. Col, 19.
Teacher, pub. schools, Mich, 95-97; asst, psychol,
Cornell, 00-01 ; principal pub. schools, St. Louis,
01-02; V. pres. and director of training, Mont.
State Nor. Col, 02-06; supt, training dept. State

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27

Nor. Sch, Oswego, N. Y, 06-08; prof, educ, Illi-
nois, 08-17, director, sch. of educ, 09-17; prof,
educ. Teachers Col, Columbia, 17 - A.A; Psychol.
Ass ; 8oc. Sei. Educ. Apperception of the spoken
sentence; correlation of mental and motor abil-
ity in sdiool children; factors of the educative
process; educational values; minimal essentials
in elementary school systems.

Bahney, Luther Wllllani, Scovill Manufacturing
Co, Waterbury, Conn. Metallurgy. Bed Bluff,
Calif, Dec. 25, 78. Met.£, Stanford, 11. Asst.
prof, metal, Stanford, 07-11; Yale, 11-17;
metal, engineer, research dept, Sooville Mfg. Co,
17- Min. Eng; Chem. Soc. Gold and silver;
laboratory methods; casting shop metallurgy.

Bailey, Prof. BenJ (amin) F(raiflcUn), University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Electrical
engineering. Sheridan, Mich, Aug. 7, 76.
BJ8.{E.E), Michigan, 98, A.M, 00, Ph.D, 07.
Instr. eUc. eng, Michigan, 01-06; asst prof,
06-09, junior prof, 09-13, prof, IS- Designing,
constructing, and chief engineer, variojos com-
panies. Elec. Eng. (sec'y, Detroit- Ann Arbor
sect, 11); Soc. Auto. Eng. X-ray; Wehnelt in-
terrupters ; electrolytic rectifiers ; induction coils ;
induction motors; dynamo electric machinery.

Bailey, Dr. Oharl^P Hervey, 437 W. 59th St, New
Tork, N. Y. Tathology. Dorchester, Mass, June
21, 81. A.B, Brown, 08; M.D, Harvard, 10.
Res. pathologist, St. Luke's Hosp, N. Y. City,
10-12; assoc. cancer research, Crocker Besearch
Fund, Columbia, 14; instr. path, Stanford, 14-
15, asst. prof, 15-16; assoc. prof, histol, Tufts,
16-17; assoc. path, Columbia, 17- Visiting pa-
thologist, various hospitals, N. Y. City. Soc.
Exp. BioL Experimental pathology; serology;
arteriosclerosis; nephritis; amyloid disease.

Bailey, Prof. C(lyde) H(arold), University Farm,
St. Paul, Minn. Biochemistry. Minneapolis,
Minn, April 15, 87. B.S, N. Dak. Col, 13 ; M.S,
Minnesota, 16. Asst. grain standardization, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 07-11; instr. and asst. prof. agr.
chem, Minnesota, and cereal technologist, Exp.
Sta, 11-16"; chemist, Minn. Grain Inspection
Dept, 16-17; assoc. prof. agr. biochem, Minne-
sota, 17-20, prof, ISO-, assoc. agr. biochemist,
Exp. Sta, 17- A. A ; Chem. Soc. Chemical tech-
nology- of cereal industries; biochemistry of
bread-making; respiration of cereals.

BaUey, Prof. E(dfl^) H(eiiry) SCtmunerfield),

1101 Ohio St, Lawrence, Kans. *Chemi8iry,
Middlefield, Conn, Sept. 17, 48. Ph.B, Yale,
73; Strasbourg, 81; Ph.D, 111. Wesleyan, 83;
Leipzig, 95. Instr. chem, Yale, 73-74; Lehigh,
74-83; prof, Kansas, 8S-, director, chem. Ia&,
00- Chemist, Kans. State Board of Health and
State Board of Agr; lecturer, Kansas City
Univ. Med. Col. A.A; Chem. Soc. (councilor,
06-17, chairman, div. water and sewage, 17-) ;
hon. mem. Am. Inst. Homeop; mem. Ass. State
and Nat. Food and Dairy Departments; Kans.
Acad, (past pres. and sec'y). Sanitary and ap-
plied chemistry; toxicology; delicacy of special
senses; mineral waters; mineral resources of
Elansas; applications of the ion theory; the
action of preservatives; chemistry of foods.

Bailey, I>r. E(dward) M(oiiroe), Box 1106, New
Haven, Conn. Chemistry. New London, Conn,

Aug. 27, 79. Ph.B, Yale, 02, M.S, 05, PhJ?, 10.
Asst. chemist. Conn, Exp. 8ta, 02-17, chemist in
charge, anal, lab, 17- State chemist. Conn, 19-
Chem. Soc ; Agr. Chem. Agricultural chemistry ;
chemistry and bacteriology of the banana; foods
and drugs.

Bafley, Prof. Ernest W (infield). University of
Hlinois, Urbana, 111. Horticulture. Worcester,
Mass, March 28, 85. B.S, Mass. Col. and Boston,
08: M.S, Illinois, 09; California, 19-20. Asst.
agron, Mass. Col, 08; asst. instr. and assoc.
plant breeding, Illinois, 10-15 ; asst. prof, pomol,
ool, agr. and plant breeding, Exp. Sta, 16-
A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci; Pomol. gk)C. Plant physi-
ology and breeding; systematic pomology;
periodicity; growth and reproduction.

Bailey, F(loyd) DConglas), Oregon Agricultural
College, Corvallis, Oregon. Plant pathology.
Prescott, Wis, April 18, 87. Ripon, 06-09; A.B,
Wisconsin, 10, M.8, 12. Besearch asst, Oregon
Col, 11- Phytopath. Soc. Potato and truck
crop diseases.

Bailey, Prof. Frederldc H(arold), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Mather^atics. Leominster, Mass, April 24, 65.
A.B, Harvard, 87, A.M, 89. Asst. math, Har-
vard, 89-91; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91-&3, asst.
prof, 93-04, assoc. prof, 04-07, prof, 07- Instr.
math, Badcliffe, 90-91 ; Simmons, 02-03. Math.
Soc. Analytic geometry; calculus.

Bailey, Dr. Frederick B(andolph), Elizabeth, N.
J. Histology, Pathology. Elizabeth, Oct. 26,
71. A.B, Princeton, 92, A.M, 95 ; M.D, Columbia,
95. Adj. prof. nor. histol, Columbia, 95-09.
Pathologist and attending physician. Gen. Hosp,
Elizabeth, N. J, 96- Ass. Path, and Bact; N.
Y. Path. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Normal his-
tology; embryology.

Bailey, Dr. Cheoige Corbln, 112 29th St, Woodcliff-
on-Hudson, N. J. Chemistry. Kans, Dec. 1, 85.
A.B, Wisconsin, 09; A.M, Yale, 14, Ph.D, 16.
Chemist, Winchester Arms Co, 16; Barrett Co,
17- Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; catalysis;
pyrimidins; amins; constituents of coal tar;
resins; perfumes.

Bailey, Herbert (Stereiui), Southern Cotton Oil
Co, Savannah, Ga. Chemistry. Bethlehem, Pa,
Sept. 12, 80. A.B, Kansas, 02; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 06. Chemist, Armour Packing Co, 03-04;
asst. oils, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05-06; instr. chem,
Mich. Agr. Col, 07-08; chief, oil, fat and wax
lab, bur. chem, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 09-18; chemist,
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 18-20; direc-
tor research. South. Cotton OU Co, tO- Chair-
man, interdepartmental committee on fats and
oils, Food Ad, 17-18; chem. ed, 'Cotton Oil
Press,' 19- Chem. Soc. (sec'y. Wash, sect, 09) ;
Soc. Test. Mat; Oil Chem. Soc. Oils for arti-
ficial leather; paints; varnishes; animal and
vegetable oils.

Bailey, Prof. Irving W(ldmer), Bussey Institu-
tion, Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. ^Botany,
Tilton, N. H, Aug. 15, 84. A.B, Harvard, 07,
M.P, 09. Asst. bot, Harvard, 08-09, instr. for-
estry, 09-12, asst. prof, 12-20; assoc. prof, 20-
Mem. advisory board, U. S. Forest Products Lab,
14-16 ; in charge wood sect, materials eng. dept,
Bur. Aircraft Production, 18. A.A; Soc. Nat;

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bot. Soc. (mem. ed. board, *Am. Jour. Bot,' IS-
IS); Eeol. Soc; Soe. Foresters (mem. ed.
board, *Proc,' 14-16); Am. Aead. Comparative
physiological and pathological plant anatomy.

Bailey, Dr. J(am6S) B(obinson), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Chemistry, Houston, Tex,
Dec. 11, 68. A.B, Texas, 91; Ph.D, Munich, 97;
Leipzig, 00-01. Student asst. ehem, Teams, 91,
tutor, 91-94, instr, 96-00, adj. prof, and later
prof, org. chem, 01- Tex. Acad; Chem. (}mell.
Semicarbazid acids; hydrazin acids; hydrazo-
acids; hydantoins; action of mustard oils on
hydrazo- compounds; use of cyanic and prussic
acids in glacial acetic acids ; the eriss cross addi-
tion on conjugate systems.

Bailey, Prof. J(oliit) Wendell, Agricultural Col-
lege, Miss. Zoology, Winona, Miss, Jan. 9, 95.
BJ3, Miss. Agr. Col, 15, M.S, 17; A.B, Cornell,
16. Field asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14 ;
instr. zooL and entom. Miss. Agjr. Col, 14-15,
asst. prof, 16-17; scientific asst. bur. entom, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 17-18; alumni sec'y and prof, zool.
Miss, Agr, Col, 19- Cornell biol. exped, 16; in
mosquito control, U.S.N, 18-19. A.A; Entom.
Soc ; Ass. Econ. Entom. Myriapoda ; Arachnida ;
Heloderma.

Bailey, Prof. L(lberty) H(yde), Ithaca, N. Y.
* Botany. South Haven, Mich, March 15, 58.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 82, M.S, 85; LL.D, Wis-
consin, 07; Alfred, 08; Litt.D, Vermont, 19.
Prof. hort. and landscape gardening, Mich. Agr.
Col, 84-88 ; hort, Cornell, ^-03, director, col. of
agr, 03-13. Chairman, Commission on Country
Life, apx>ointed by Pres. Roosevelt, 06. Veitchian
medal, 98. Nat. Acad ; A.A. (v. pres, 15) ; Bot.
Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci. (pres, 07); Pomol. Soc;
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad. Systematic botany;
cultivated plants.

Bailey, Prof. L(orliig) W(oart), Fredericton, N.
B, Can. Biology, Geology. West Point, N. Y,
Sept. 28, 39. A.B, Harvard, 59, A.M, 61 ; Ph.D,
New Brunswick, 73 ; LL.D, Dalhousie, 96. Prof,
ehem, and nat. science. New Brunswick, 61-01,
hiol, and geol, 01- Boston Soc. Nat. Hist,
(patron) • New Eng. Bot. Cflub ; f el. Royal Soc.
C&n; N. S. Inst; Nat. Hist. Societies of St.
John, Fredericton, Quebec and Montreal. Bot-
any (Diatomaceae) ; geology of New Brunswick.

Bailey, Prof. Pearce, 118 E. 80th St, New
York, N. Y. Neurology, •New York, July 12,
65. A.B, Princeton, 86, A;M, 89; M.D, Colum-
bia, 89. Adj. prof, neur, Columbia, 06-10. Con-
sulting neurologist, various hospita^i. Neur.
Ass; N. Y. Neur. Soc. (pres, 03-05); Harvey
Soc. Pathological anatomy of the nervous sys-
tem; medical psychology; nutritional diseases.

Bailey, Prof. 8(olon) I(rvlng), Harvard Observa-
tory, Cambridge, Mass. * Astronomy, Lisbon,
N. H, Dec. 29, 54. A-B, Boston, 81 ; A.M, Har-
vard, 87. Asst. prof, astron, Harvard, 93-98,
assoc. prof, 98-12, Thillips prof, IB-; in charge
of Arequipa branch of Harvard Col, Observa-
tory, 92-19, acting director, 19- A.A; Astron.
Soc; Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; assoc. Royal
Astron. Soc; Lima (Peru) Geog. Soc; Int.
Astron. Union. Astronomy and meteorology;
variable stars in clusters.

Bailey, Vernon, 1834 Kalorama Road, Washing-
ton, D. C. *Biology. Manchester, Mich, June

21, 64. Michigan, 93; George Washington, 94,
95. Chief field naturalist, biol. surv, U, S,
Dept, Agr, 87- A.A; mem. Omith. Union; Soc
Mammal; Forestry Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc ; Coox)er Omith. Club. Distribution of
mammals, birds and plants; spermophiles and
gophers of Mississippi Valley; revision of Evo-
tomys; biological survey of Texas; mammals of
Glaeial National Park.

Bailey, Mrs. Vernon (Florence Merrlam), 1834
Kalorama Road, Washington, D. C. Ornithology.
Locust Grove, N. Y, Aug. 8, 63. Smith, 82-86.
Mem. Grnith. Union; Soc Mammal; Cooper
Omith. Club; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc.
Ornithology; birds of village and field; birds of
the western United States; wild animals of Gla-
cier National Park.

Bally, William Uoyd, Ardmore, Pa. Ornithology,
Germantown, Pa, Dec. 26, 61. B.S, Haverford,
83. Prof, archit, Pennsylvania, 90. Fel. Omith.
Union; Inst. Archit; State Ass. Archit. Pa.
(sec':^ 0^); I>el. Valley Omith. Club (pres,
90); Phila. Acad. Bird photography; birds of
Maine, New Jersey, North Dakota and Mag-
dalen Islands.

Bain, H(arry) Foster, U. S. Bureau of Mines,
Washington, D. C. * Geology, Mining, Sey-
mour, Ind, Nov. 2, 71. B.S, Moores Hill, 90;
Hopkins, 91-93; Ph.D, Chicago, 97. Asst state
geologist, Iowa, 93-00; special asst, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 00-01; manager, ConsoL Franklin Mines
Co, 01-02; geologist, U. S. GeoL Surv, 02-08;
state geologut, 111, 05-09; ed. 'Min. and Sci.
Press,' 09-15; ed. 'Min. Mag,' London, 15-16;
explorations, Far East, 16-18; asst. director, U.
S. Bur. Mines, 18-19; with New York Orient
Mines Co, 19-20; director, V, S, Bur, Mines,
20- Lecturer econ. geol, Iowa, 98; Chicago, 99,
02, 03. Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal.
Soc. Structural geology; ore deposits; mining
methods; lead and zinc deposits.

Bain, Prof. J. Watson, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Can. Chemistry, London, England,
Nov. 15, 75. B.A.Sc, Toronto, 97, fellow, 97-
99; Ziirich, 01. Demonstrator chem, Toronto,
99-02, lecturer, 02-06, assoc. prof, applied chem,
05-16, prof. chem. eng, 16- CTiem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust; fel. Can. Inst. Chem; Chem.
Gesell. Industrial chemistry and chemical en-
gineering.

Balnbridge, Dr. W(lllia)m Seaman, 34 Gramercy
Park, New York, N. Y. Surgery, Providence,
R. I, Feb. 17, 70. M.D, Oolumbia, 93 ; hon. A.M,
ShurtleflF, 99; hon. M.S, Washington and Jef-
ferson, 02; hon. Sc.D, West. Univ. of Pa, 07;
LL.D, Lincoln Mem. Univ; Coe. Prof, surg, N,
Y. Polyclinic, . 06- Surgeon, N. Y. Skin and
Cancer Hosp; consulting surgeon, Manhattan
Hosp; commander, M.C, U.S.N.R.F. Am. Med.
Ass. Cancer; internal secretions; goiter; ab-
dominal surgery.

Baitsell, Prof. George A(lfted), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn, Zoology. Wright, Iowa,
Oct. 2, 85. B.S, Central (Iowa), 08; A.M, Yale,
09, Ph.D, 14. Prof. biol. and chem, Central
(Iowa), 09-10, acting dean and prof, biol, 12-
13; Seessel fellow, eool, Tale, 13-14, instr, 14-18,
asst. prof, 18- Instr. invert, zool. Woods Hole,
13-19; asst. physiologist, army-navy gas investi-

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gation; eapt, C.W.S. A.A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Zool;
Soe. Exp. Biol; Ass. Anat; Physiol. Soe. Life
history of Protozoa; tissue culture; wound heal-
ing; fibrin; connective-tissue formation.

Baker, Prof. Alfted» 81 Madison Ave, Toronto,
Can. Mathematics, Toronto. B.A, Toronto,
69, M.A, 78. Principal, high schools, Vienna,
Perth and Oshawa, 69-72; master math, Upper
Canada, 72-75; lecturer, Toronto, 75-87, prof,
87-19. Math. Soe; fel. Boyal Soe. Can; Soe.
math de France. Mechanics^ trigonometry; qua-
ternions; geometry of position; the foundations
of geometry; analytic and synthetic geometry.

Baker, A(rthiir) 0(]iallen), Bureau of Entomol-
ogy, U. S. Department of Agriculture, Washing-
ton, D. C Sntomology. Belleville, Ont, Feb. 5,
85. Ont. Agr. Col. diploma. 09; B.S.A, To-
ronto, 11; Ph.D, George Washington, 18. Ex-
pert and entomoloffigt, deciduous fruit insect
investigations, hur. entom, U. S, Dept. Agr, 11-
A. A; Entom. Soe; Zool. Soe; Ecol. Soe; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soe. (ed, ^Proc,'
18-) ; Wash. Biol. Soe ; Ont. Entom. Soe ;
Wash. Acad. Aphididae; Aleyrodidae.

Baker, Dr. A(rthiir) L(atliain), Bye, N. Y. Math-
ematics, Cincinnati, Ohio, May 7, 53. CEj
Bensselaer, 73; Ph.D, Lafayette, 89. Adj. prof,
civil eng, Lafayette, 73-80; principal, high sch,
Seranton, Pa, 82 ; prof, math, Stevens High Sch,
Hoboken, N. J, 89-91; Bochester, 91-01; head,
math, dept. Manual Training High Sch, Brook-
lyn, N. T, 01-16. Math. Soe; Bochester Acad,
(see'y, 92-00). Mathematical pedagogy; mi-
croscopy; xylology.

Baker, Prof. 0(]iarleB) F(iiUer), College of Agri-
culture, Los Bafios, P. I. Botany, Zoology,
Lansing, Mich, March 22, 72. B3, Mich. A!gr.
Col, 92; A.M, Stanford, 03. Asst. zoologist,
Mich. Agr. Col, 91-92; asst. to zoologist and
entomologist, Colo. Agr. Col, 92-97; zoologist,
Ala. Polyteeh, and entomologist, Exp. Sta, 97-
99; teacher biol, Cent. High Sch, St. Louis, 99-
01; asst. prof, biol, Pomona, 03-04; chief, dept.
bot, Cuban Exp. Sta, Santiago, 04-07; curator,
herbarium and bot. garden, Museu Goeldi, Para,
Brazil, 07-08; assoc. prof, biol, Pomona, 08-09,
prof, 09-12; agron, Univ. Philippines, 12-20,
dean, IS- Zoologist and assoc. botanist, Ala.
BioL Surv; in charge, Colo, forestry and zool.
exhibit, Columbian Expos, 93; botanist, H. H.
Smith exploring oxped. in Santa Marta Mts, Co-
lombia, 98-99; asst. director, Bot. Gardens,
Singapore, 17-18; publisher, 'Invert. Paciflea';
ed, 'Pomona Jour. Entom'; 'Pomona 'Jour.
Econ. Bot'; on editorial boards, 'Philippine
Agr,' 'Philippine Jour. Science' and 'Philippine
Agr. Bev.' AJL; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
8m; S. Calif. Aead; Wash. Entom. Soe ; Havana
Acad. Comparative anatomy of special groups
of plants and animals; Hemiptera and Hymenop-
tera; economic plants of the world.

Baker, Prof. Oharlea Laiirwioe, 2320 Hilgard Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Geology. Cordova, HI, Oct. 10,
87. OberUn, 05-07; fellow, Chicago, 08-10,
B.S, 08; CaHfomia, 10, fellow, 11-12, A.M, 16.
Asst. biol, Monmouth, 04-05; comp. anat. and
vert histol, OberUn, 05-07; instr. geol, Cali-
fornia, 11; asst. geologist. South Pacific B. B.
Co, 12-13, 17-18; geologist, bur. econ. geoL and

tech, Texas, 14-17. Field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv,
08, 10; in charge, three vert, fossil-hunting ex-
peditions. Great Basin Desert, 11-12. A.A;
Min. Metal. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol; feL Am.
Geog. Soe; Paleont. Soe; Paeific Coast Paleont.
Soe. (sec'y, 11); feL Boyal Scottish G^og. Soe.
Structural and geotectonie geology, especially of
the Tertiary of western North Ajnerica; geol-
ogy of petroleum, coal and water.

Baker, Oharlea Wkitlng, 'Fern Hill,' Montclair,
N. J. Engineering, Economics. Johnson, Vt,
Jan. 17, 65. C.E, Vermont, 86. Assoc, ed,
'Eng. News,' 87-95, managing ed. and see'y,
Eng. News Pub. Co, 95-05, e£-in-ehief and v.
pros, 05-17; consulting engineer and consulting
ed, 'Eng. News Beeord, 17-20; director, Eng.
Business Exchange, tO- Aid, IT. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 84; draftsman, Baldwin Loco-
motive Works, 86-87 ; eonunissioner. Palisades
Interstate Park, 11- Mech. Eng. (v. pros, 09-) ;
Soe. Terminal Eng. (v. pres, 19-) ; Econ. Ass.
Economics of transportation systems.

Baker, Prof. E(dwiii) M(yron), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemical engineer-
ing. Toledo, Ohio, Feb. 21, 93. B.S, Pa.
State, 16. Chemist and later shift supt. Hooker
Electroehem. Co, 16-18 ; instr. chem. eng, Michi-
gan, 18-20, asst. prof, gO-; constUting engineer,
Chem, Equipment Co, 19^ Chem. Soe. Electro-
ehem. Soe; jr. mem. Chem, Eng. Spray systems
for washing and scrubbing gases.

Baker, Ernest L, 662 Fillmore Ave, Buffalo, N. Y.
Chemistry. Portland, Maine, 80. B.S, Maine,
03. Asst. chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, 05-07, assoc.
chemist, 07-14 ; ehief chemist, Patent Cereals Co,
14-20; Schreiber Products Corp, 90- Chem.
Soe. Cereal foods; cattle foods; dextrins;
starches; sugars; vegetable oils; sugars from
cereal starches.

Baker, P(raiik) 0(oUi]i8), Natural History Mu-
seum, Urbana, HI. Zoology. Warren, B. I, Dee.
14, 67. Brown, 88-89 ; Jesup scholar, Acad. Nat.
Sciences, Phila, 89-90; B.S, Chicago Sch. Sei,
95. In charge, invert, dept, Ward's Nat. Sci.
Establishment, Bochester, 91-92; curator zool.
Field Museum Nat. Hist, 94; curator, Cliicago
Acad. Sciences, 94-15; zool. investigator, Syra-
cuse, 15-17; curator, museum not. histj Illinois,
18- Phila. Acad, exped. to Mexico, 90. A.A;
Ecol. Soe; Mus. Ass. (councilor, 14-16); assoc.
Omith. Union; IlL Acad, (sec'y# 11) ; 111. Audu-
bon Soe. (v. pres, 96-15) ; Chicago Acad, (see'y,
94-96, 08); fel. Bochester Acad, (see'y, 91).
General MoUusca; fresh-water Mollusca; mu-
seum administration; mollusean protoeonch;
biometries; LymnsdidsB; moUuscan ecology;
Pleistocene MoUusea.

Baker, Herbert A, 812 Lincoln Ave, Winnetka, HI.
Chemistry, Oshawa, Ont, Aug. 27, 87, B.A,
Toronto. Chief chemist, Am, Can Co, 11-18,
diet, sales manager, 18- Chem. Soe. Food can-
ning and spoilage; salts of tin in canned foods.

Baker, Dr. Horace Bnrrington, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology, Sioux
City, Iowa, Jan. 25, 89. B.S, Michigan, 10, 10-
13, Ph.I), 20. Instr. 90ol. Colo. Col, 13-17, asst.
prof, 17; instr, Pennsylvania, 90- With Mich.
Biol. Surv, summers, 08-09; Bryant Walker

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

erped. to Mex, 10. Ecol. Soc. Ecology; Mol-
lusca; Orthoptera.

Baker, H(ugh) P (otter), Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N. Y. Forestry, St. Croix Falls, Wis,
Jan. 20, 78. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 01 ; M.F, Yale,
04; D.Oec, Munich, 10. Forest asst, U. 8.
Forest Service f 01-; assoc. prof, in charge for-
estry, Iowa State, and forester, Exp. Sta, 04-07 ;
prof, forestry, Pa. State, and forester, E^. Sta,
07-12; dean, N. Y. State Col. Forestry and prof,
silviculture, Syracuse, 12-20; see'y, Am. Paper
and Pulp Ass, tO- Asst, Forest Surv, Nebr.
and Wyo, 01; chief, Iowa Forest Slirv, 06; in
charge forestry short course, Colo. Agr. C61, 07.
A. A; Soc. Foresters; Forestry Ass. (v. pros,
Iowa, 05) ; Am. Civic Ass; N. Y. Acad; Wash.
Acad; Royal Geog. Soc. Sand dunes along Co-
lumbia River; public lands of central Idaho;
silviculture in New Mexico; forest surveys of
Idaho and Iowa; adaptability of prairie states
to growing of trees for commercial purposes;
forest nursery practise; improvement of forest
trees by breeding; collection and storage of tree
seed.

Baker, Prof. Ira 0(8tK)m), 1208 W. California
Ave, Urbana, 111. CivU engineering, Linton,
Ind, Sept. 23, 53. B.S, Dlinois, 74, C.E, 77, hon.
D.Eng, 03. Prof, ci/vH eng, Illinois, 80- CivU
Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Eng. Educ; West. Soc.
Eng. Masonry; roads and pavements; engi-
neers' surveying instruments.

Baker, Dr. J(olm) C(lark), 97 Fifth St, Ridgefleld
Park, N. J. Chemistry, Ridgeway, Iowa, Aug
11, 84. B.S, Upper Iowa, 10; A.M, Columbia
15, PhJ>, 16. Asst, Upper Iowa, 10; head, dept
science, N. Mex. Nor. Univ, 10-13; asst. chem
Columbia, 14-16; assoc. chemist, N. Y. Exp
Sta, Geneva, 16-19; chemist, Wallace and Tier
man Co, 19- Chem. Soc; Biochem. Ass. Dia
static enzymes; dairy problems; casein; milk
control

Baker, John TCownsend), PhiUipsburg, N. J.
Chemistry. Orange, N. J, June 30, 60. M.S,
Lafayette. Pres, J. T, Baker Chem. Co. Manu-
facture of chemical reagents.

Baker, MCoses) N(eleon), 53 Oakwood Ave,
Upper Montclair, N. J. Engineering, Enos-
burgh, Vt, Jan. 26, 64. Ph.B, Vermont, 86,
C.E, 99. Assoc, ed, 'Eng. News,' 87-17; 'Eng,
News Eecord,* 17- Mem. Board of Health,
Montclair, 94*-04, pres, 04-15; v. pres, N. J.
State Dept. of Health, 15. Pub. Health Ass;
Water Works Ass; Nat. Munic. League (chair-
man, exec, committee, 13-18) ; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; N. J. Sanit. Ass. (pres, 03). Civil
and sanitary engineering; public health; water
and sewage treatment; garbage and refuse dis-
posal; municipal administration.

Baker, Oliver E(dwiii), 1 Hesketh St, Chevy Chase,
Md. Agricultural geography. Tiffin, Ohio, 83
B.S, Heidelberg (Ohio), 03, M.S, 04; Columbia
05; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 20. Agricultural econo
mist, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 12- Wis. Soil Surv, sum
mers, 10, 11. A. A; Ass. Geog; Ecol. Soc
Climate of Wisconsin in relation to agriculture
atlas of American agriculture.

Baker, Prof. BCichard) P(limp), University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Mathematics. Condover,

England, Feb. 3, 66. Oxford, 84-87; B.Sc, Lon-
don, 87; Ph.D, Chicago, 10. Instr. math, Iowa,
05-10, asst. prof, 10-15, assoc, prof, 15- A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Algebraic equations;
groups; geometry; thermodynamics.

Baker, Dr. Bobert H(orace), University of Mis-
souri, Columbia, Mo. Astronomy, Northampton,
Mass, March 29, 83. A.B, Amherst, 04, A.M,
05; Ph.D, Pittsburgh, 10. Asst, Amherst Col.
Observatory, 04-06; Allegheny Observatory, 06-
10; asst. prof. aMron, Brown, 10-11; Michigan,
11; prof, and director Laws Ohservatory, Mis-
souri, 11- A.A; Astron. Soc. Spectroscopy
and photometry.

Baker, Prof. Boss Allen, 114 Trinity Place, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Greencastle, Ind, Nov.
13, 86. A.B, DePauw, 06. A.M, 07; Ph.D, Wis-
consin, 14. Instr. chem, high sch, Danville, HI.
07-08; prof, Baker, 0&-10; instr, Wisconsin, 10-
14; Minnesota, 14-16; asst. prof, 17-18; prof,
gen. and inorg, chem, Syracuse, 19- Major,
C.W.S, and commandant, U. S. Gas Sch, 18. A. A ;
Chem. Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers.
Inorganic chemistry; rare heavy metals.

Baker, Dr. 8(ara) Josephine, 33 W. 96th St, New-
York, N. Y. Child hygiene, Poughkeepsie,. N.
Y, Nov. 15, 73. M.D, Woman's Med. Col, N. Y,
98; D.P.H, Bellevue Med. Col, 17. Med. in-
spector, dept. health, N. Y. City, 01-07, asst.
commissioner, 07-08, director, hur. child hygiene,
08- Lecturer child hygiene, Teachers College,
Columbia; Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col;
surgeon, U. S. Pub. Health Service; special
agent, children's bur, U. S. Bur. Labor. Child
Hygiene Ass. (pres, 18); Pub. Health Ass; Sch.
Hygiene Ass; Am. Med. Ass; feL N. Y. Acad.
Med. Control and supervision of midwives; in-
fant mortality; health supervision of children;
health aspects of child labor.

Baker, Dr. Smith, Camden, N. Y. Neurology,
Psychology, 'M.SiTcy, N. Y, Sept. 25, 50. M.D,
Michigan, 71 ; hon. A.M, Colgate, 84. Practising
physician. Lecturer preservation of health, Col-
gate, 84, 92-93. A.A; fel. Neur. Ass. Normal
and abnormal psychology ; hysterics ; the morbid
imperative.

Baker, Prof. Tho(iiia)s B(akeBtraw), Winter
Park, Fla. Physics, Chemistry, Chester Co, Pa,
Feb. 27, 37. B.S, First Pa. State Nor. Sch, 60,
M.S, 61; Pa. State, 62-65; Ph.D, Gottingen, 71.
Prof, math, Pa, State, 61-67; nat. science.
First Pa. State Nor. Sch, 71-86 ; Bollins, 92-12,
director^ museum, It- Conducted private lab,
Orlando, Fla, 87-90. Electricity; acoustics; dy-
namics.

Baker, Prof. Will(lam) O(oomlMi), 135 Centre
St, Kingston, Out, Can. Physics, Kingston,
Dec. 16, 71. A.M, Queen's (Ont), 95; 1851
Exhibition scholar, Cambridge, 99-00. Demon-
strator physics, sch. mining, Queen's (Can), 95-
02, lecturer, 02-08, asst. prof, 08-12, assoc. prof,
12-20, prof, go- Physical Soc. Hall effect in
gold for small fields; ultra-violet light effect in
starting discharge; absorption of hydrogen by
metals.

Baker, Dr. Wilmer, Station 20, New Orleans, La.
Anatomy. Kayne, La, July 3, 91. M.D, Tulane,
16. Instr. anat, Virginia, 16-18, adj. prof, 18-

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19; tisst. prof, Tulanef 19- Ass. Anat. Gross
anatomy.
Bakke, Br. A(rtlmr) I«(aiireiice), Ames, Iowa.
Plant physiology, Fargo, N. Dak, June 26, 86.
B.S, Iowa State, 09, M.S, 11; Ph.D, Chicago,
17. AsBt. bot, Iowa State, 08-00; instr. seience,
Elgin Acad, 09-10; bot, Iowa State, 10-13, asst.
prof, hot, and plant phyaiol, 13-17, oasoc, prof,
17- Assoc, desert lab, Carnegie Institution, 13,
14. A-A; Bot So«; Phytopath. Soc; EcoL Soc;
Iowa Acad. Lif q history of Helminthosporium
teres; effect of city smoke upon vegetation;
transpiring power of plants.

Baldi, Dr. Alfred W(iQiaiii), 1 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry, Medicine, East Sagi-
naw, Mich, Aug. 27, 73. Ph.G, Mass. Col. Phar-
macy, 94; M.D, Harvard, 98. Instr. org. and
anaL chem, Maas. Col. Pharmacy, 94, asst. prof,
08; asst. pharmacol. Harvard Med. Sch, 98;
asst. surgeon, TJ. S. N, 01-04, passed asst. sur-
geon, 04-09; asst. prof. med. chem. and tozicol,
med. sch, Tufts, 09-17; with Metropolitan Life
Ins. Co, 17-18, cust, med, director, 18- A.A;
Asa. Path, and Bact; Soc. Trop. Med; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Pub. Health Ass; Ass. Life Ins.
Med. Directors; Ass. MiL Surg; Chem. Soc.
Azotnria; pharmacological. action of corn smut;
action of drugs on the flow of bile.

Balcli, Edwin Swift, 1412 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Geography, Ethnology, Philadelphia, 56.
A.B, Harvard, 78. Mem, Thila, Bar, 8fS- AA.;
PhiloB. Soc; Franklin Inst; Am. Geog. Soc;
Phila. Geog. Soc (pres, 95); Appalachian Mt.
Club; cor. mem. Wyoming (Pa) Hist, and Geol.
Asa; hon. mem. Soc. Cient. Ant. AIe; fel. Boyal
Geog. Soc Mountains; caves; polar discoveries;
comparative art.

Balch, Franda NCoyes), 60 State St, Boston,
Maas. Biology, BoBton. Nov. 23, 73. A3, Har-
vard, 96, A.M, 97, LL.B, 00; Wood* Hole, 96;
tr. 8. Fish Commission, 97; Cold Spring Harbor,
98^ 90; Bermuda, 10. Mem. Mass. Constitu-
tional Convention, 17-19 ; Mass, Legislature, 19^
Boston Finance Commission. A. A; Soc. Nat;
Soc Zool; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; Boston Mala-
col. Club (v. pres and past prea) ; London Mala-
eol. Soc; Conchol. Soc. of Gt. Britain and Ire-
land. Coloration of Mollusca; bird migration
and coloration; chromatophorea of cephalopoda;
the Nudibranchiata.

Balcom, Dr. &. WCilfted), IT. 8. Department of
Ag^cnlture, Wasthington, D. C. Chemistry,
Morden, N. 6, Nov. 18, 77. B.S, Mass. Inat.
Tech, 00, Austin fellow, 02-04; Ph.D, Heidel-
berg, 05. Asst. anal, diem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
00-^; instr. gen. and phyaieal chem, Michigan,
05-06, anaL chem, 06-07; asst. chemist, hur.
ehem, TJ, 8. Dept, Agr, 07-09, acting chief, IT.
8. Food and Drug Inspection Lab, Nashville,
Tenn, 09-11, chief, 11*-14, food investigation
chemist, 14- A. A; Chem. Soc Physical, ana-
lytical and food ehemistry.

Baldanf, Dr. Iieon K(alin), 205 W. Breckenridge
St, Louisville, Ky. Internal medicine, Louis-
ville, Ky, Dec. 17, 77. Ph.G, Phila. Col. Phar-
macy, 96; AJB, Hopkins, 01, M.D, 05. Instr.
jtath. and bacter, Albany Med. Col, 05-07; asst.
city pathologist, St. Louis, Mo, 07-10; prof,
path, and bacter, Louisville, 10-14; practising

physician, internal med, IS- Ass. Path, and
Bact. Arterio-sclerosiB ; experimental leucocytosis
and leucopenia; fatty infiltration of the liver;
cerebro-spinal syphilis.

Balderston, Prof. Lloyd, Hokkaido Imperial Uni-
versity, Sapporo, Japan. Chemistry. Colore, Md,
July 3, 63. B.S, Pennsylvania, 02. Ph.D, 04.
Teacher physics, chem. and math, various schools,
86-^)3; physics. State Nor. Sch, West Qieater,
Pa, 04-10; chemist. Elk Tanning Co, 10-17;
prof, leaiher chem, and technol, Hokkaido Imp.
XJniv, 17- Assoc ed, * Leather and Glue,* 12-17.
Inter. Ass. Leather Trade Chemists. AA.;
Leather Chem. Ass. (mem. council^ 12-14, assoc.
ed, *Jour,' 12-17). Speed of sound in liquids;
microbiology of tan liquors; chrome tanning
liquors; Japanese tanning materials.

Baldwin, Dr. Bird T(homas), University of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa. ^Psychology, Education, Mar-
shalton, Pa, May 31, 75. B.S, Swarthmore, 00,
traveling fellow, 02-03; Pennsylvania, 01-02;
A.M, Harvard, 03, Ph.D, 05; Leipzig, 06.
Principal, Friends* Schools, Moorestown, N. J,
00-02; asst. psychol. and logic. Harvard, 03-
04, educ, summer, 04 ; prof, pedag. West Ches-
ter State. Nor. Sch, 05-06, psychol, 06-10;
lecturer psychol. and educ, Swarthmore, 06-10;
assoc. prof. educ. and head, sch. of art of teach-
ing, Texas, 10-12; prof, psychol, Swarthmore,
12^17; research prof, Iowa, and director. Child
Welfare Sesearch Sta, 17- Lecturer educ. psy-
chol, Chicago, 09-10; prof, Hopkins, summers,
16, 16, fall and winter, 16-17; major, Sanit. C,
18-19; chief p^chologist and director recon-
struction, Walter Beed.Hosp. A.A. (sec'y, Q) ;
PsychoL Ass. (chairman, committee on certifi-
cation of psychologists). Educational psychol-
ogy; physical growth and school progress.

Baldwin, Dr. Edward B, Saranac Lake, N. T.
*Medicine, Bethel, Conn, Sept. 8, 64. M.D,
Yale, 90, hon. A.M, 14. Lab. asst, med. dept.
Tale, 89-90; intern, Hartford Hosp, 90-92; asst,
Saranac Lab, 94-15; director, Trudeau Foundct'
tion, 15- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; emer.
mem. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; Climat. Ass. Tubercu-
losis; immunity and iiifection; tuberculin.

Baldwin, Dr. Fraoda Marsh, Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Zoology, West Upton, Mass, Jan.
16, 85. A.B, dark, 06, A.M, 07; Ph.D, Illinois,
VI. Instr. nature and science, Louisville Nor.
Sch. (Ky), 06-11; jprof. biol, West. Md. Col,
11-15; asst. «ool, Illinois, 15-17; asst. prof,
Iowa State, 17-19, aasoc. prof, 19-20, prof,
physiol, 20- Bur. Fisheries, Woods Hole, 15;
asst. Eool, Illinois, summer, 16. Physiol. Soc;
Iowa Acad. Earthworm; Amblystoma; carotid,
aorta and subclavian arteries of the rabbit;
permeability of sea-urchin egg; consumption of
oygen in marine forms.

Baldwin, Dr. Frod(eric)k A(mos), Metropolitan
Building, St. Louis, Mo. Pathology, Kalamazoo,
Mich, May 14, 77. MJD, Michigan, 98, A.B, 02,
ScD, 04. Asst. histol, Michigan, 96-^, instr.
path, 98-04; asst. city bacteriologist and pa-
thologist, St. Louis, 04-07; prof, path, Baylor,
07. Ass. Path, and Bact. Yellow elastic and
reticulum tissues in tumors of the skin; local-
izations of tuberculosis; carcinoma of the pan-

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

creas; inflammations of mucous membranes;
pituitary gland; multiple anemic infarcts of the
liver; changes in bone marrow produced by
splenectomy and hemolytic agents; chylothorax;
pathology of thoracic duct.

Baldwin, O(eorg8) Clyde, Federal Building,
Idaho Falls, Idaho. Ci/vU engineering. Kins-
man, Ohio, April 14, 84. B.8, Kansas, 06. Sur-
veyor, Alaska Boundary Surv, 06-09; junior en-
gineer, asst. engineer and later hydratUio engi-
neer, V, S, OeoU Surv, 10- Aid, U. S. Coast and
Geod. Surv, 03-04, 05. Assoc. Civil Eng; Ass.
£ng. Hydrometry; stream measurements;
water distribution.

Baldwin, Prof. JCames) Mark, Harris Forbes and
Co, 56 William St, New York, N. Y, and 118
Rue d'Assas, Paris, France. ^Psychology, Phi-
losophy, Biology, Columbia, S. C, Jan. 12, 61.
A.B, Princeton, 84, A.M, 87, Ph.D, 89; Leip-
zig and Berlin, 84-86; hon. Sc.D, Oxford, 99;
LL.D, Glasgow, 00; South Carolina, 05; Se.D,
Geneva, 09. Instr. modem languages, Prince-
ton, 86; prof, philos, Lake Forest, S7-90;
Toronto, 90-93; psychol, Princeton, 93-03; philos.
and psyehoL Hopkins, 03-09; hon. prof, Mexico,
10-15; prof, Ecole des Hautes Etudes Soeiales,
Paris, 19- Spencer lecturer, Oxford^ 16, Com-
mander, Imp. Order St. Sava, Servia, 19; Cheva-
lier L^on d 'honneur, 18. Mem. jury of awards,
Columbian Expos, 93; co-editor, 'Johnson's Cy-
clopedia,' 93; 'Psychol. Bev,' 94-10. Gold
medal, Denmark Boyal Acad, 97. Int. Cong.
Psychol, London, 92 (v. pres) ; Int. Cong. Crim-
inal Anthrop, Geneva, 96 (hon. pres) ; Int. Tsuit,
Sociol, 98; v. pres, 10. A.A; Soc. Nat; Psychol.
Ass. (pres, 97) ; Philos. Aas; Philos. Soe; S. Soc.
Philos. (pres, 04-08); London Aristot. Soc;
London Sociol. Soe; for. cor. Inst, de France;
Belgrade Boyal Acad; Tokyo Boyal Acad. Ge-
netic logic; affective logic; esthetics; sociology.

Baldwin, 8(amnel) PreatisB, Williamson Build-
ing, Cleveland, Ohio. Geology, Ornithology.
Cleveland, Oct 26, 68. A.B, Dartmouth, 92,
A.M, 95; LL.B, Western Beserve, 96. Prac-
tising lawyer, 94-99. A.A; mem. Ornith. Union;
GeoL Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Geology of Lake
Champhiin, Muir Glacier, Snake Biver and New
Mexico; bird banding through systematic trap-
ping.

Baldwin, W(eddy) H(anning), Union University
Medical College, Albany, N. Y. Anatomy.
Troy, N. Y, Aug. 18, 81. Med. Col, Cornell,
00-04, A3, 07, A.M, 09, M.D, 11; Bonn and
Wiirzburg, 11-13. Asst. anat, med. col, Cornell,
04-06, asst. demonstrator, 06-07, instr, 07-09,
09-14, asst. prof, 14-16; prof. Union Med. Col,
16- A.A; Ass. Anat;^ Anat. Gesell. Human
anatomy and histology; duodenal diverticula;
accessory pancreatic duct; minor duodenal pa-
pilla; histology of muscle cells; tendon fibrillae;
effect of ultra-violet and X-rays on tissues, par-
ticularly embryonic.

Baldwin, WlUiam JCames), World Building, 61
Park Bow, New York, N. Y. CivH and meehan-
teal engineering. Waterford, Ireland, June 14,
44. Pub. schools, Boston; private tutors in
sciences. Engaged in shipbuilding and naval
construction with Donald McKay, Civil War;
asst. naval constructor, Paraguayan War, Bra-

sil; consulting engineer, Sf^- Prof, thermal eng,
Brooklyn Polytech; assoc. ed, 'Eng. Becord.'
Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; assoc. mem. Inst. Archit.
Steam heating; hot water heating and fitting;
ventilation.

Balfour, Prof. Donald OChnreh), 427 S. Glencoe
St, Bochester, Minn. Surgery. Toronto, Can,
Aug. 22, 82. M.B, Toronto, 06, M.D, 14. Assoc,
prof, surg, Minnesota, IS- Surgeon, St. Mary's
Hosp, Bochester. Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Soc. Clin. Surg; By. Surg; Interurban Clin.
Soc; West. Surg. Ass. Thyroid; gastric ulcer;
spleen.

Baike, Dr. CAarenca W(i]llam), 27 Linden Ave,
Highland Park, HI. Chemistry. Auburn, Ohio,
March 29, 80. A.B, Oberlin, 02; Ph.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 05. Instr. chem, Oberlin, summer session,
03 ; acting prof, physics and chem, Kenyon, 03-
04; research fellow, Pennsylvania, 05-06, instr,
chem, 06-07; assoc, Illinois, 07-10, asst. prof,
and later prof, inorg. chem, 10-^16; chem. direc-
tor, Fansteel Products Co, 16- 'A.A; Chem. Soc.
Atomic weights of columbium, tantalum and rare
earths; metallic cerium, tungsten and molyb-
deniun.

Ball, Prof. Albert^ Cooper Union, New York, N.
Y. Physics. Perrysburg, N. Y, July 14, 73.
A.B, Cornell, 01. Instr. physics, Pratt Inst, 01-
05 ; Cooper Union, 05-07, aast. prof, 07-12, prof.
in charge, liS- A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ

Ball, Carlaton B(oy), U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Agronomy. Little
Bock, Iowa, June 1^, 73. B.S, Iowa State, 96,
M.S, 99, ScD, 20. Asst bot, Iowa State, 96-98,
asst. botanist, Exp. Sta, 97-98; asst. agrostolo-
gist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-05, agronomist, hur.
plant indust, 06-18, cerealist in charge, office
cereal investigation, 18- A.A; Soc. Agron.
(sec'y, 10-14, pres, 16); Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc;
Iowa Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 19) ; Wash.
BioL Soc; Wash. Aead« Administration of re-
search; wheat and grain sor^uma; taxonomy of
willows and grasses.

Ball, Prof. E(]nier) D(axwin), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames. Iowa. Entomology. Athens, Vt,
Sept. 21, 70. B.S, Iowa State, 95, M.S, 98;
fellow, Ohio State, 00-01, Ph.D, 07. Asst. tool.
and entom, Iowa State, 95-97; Colo. Agr. Col,
97-01, assoc. prof, 01-02; prof. Utah Col, 02-
07, director, exp. sta. and dean, sch. of agr, 07-
16, state entomologist, Wisconsin, 16-18; prof.
Bool. and entom, Iowa State, 18- A. A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc; Iowa Acad;
Utah Acad, (pres, 10); Davenport Acad; Wadi.
Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soe. Tazon<miy and
life-histories of Hemiptera-Homoptera ; North-
American Cercopidae, iSilfforidao and Jaasidae;
codling moth and beet leaf-hoppers; Jaasidae of
Mexico; insect carriers of plant diseases; in-
heritance of fecundity in fowls.

Ball, F(rank) H, Penberthy Injector Co, Detroit,
Mich. Steam engineering. Oberlin, Ohio. High
sch. V. pres. and gen. manager. Am. Engine
Co; manager, Penberthy Injector Co. Mech.
Eng. (v. pres). Steam engines; carburetion for
gasoline engines; apparatus for metering the
air and gasoline.

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Ball, Max W(aite), Box 930, Cheyenne, Wyo.
QeoJogy. Munson, HI, Sept. 9, 85. E.M, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 06. Field aaat, U. S. Geol. Surv,
06-07, geol. aid, 07-08, junior geologist, 08-09,
asst. geologist, 09-14, geologist, 15-16; mining
engineer, U. S. Bur. Mines, 16-17; chief geolo-
gist, Eocky Mt. div, Boxana Petrol. Corp, 17-18,
manager, 18-20; gen, manager, Matador Petrol.
Co, to- A.A; Min. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Cteol;
PetroL Inst; Wash. Geol. Soc. Economic geol-
ogy; eonseryation ; economics of petroleum in-
dustry; Little Snake River coalfield, Wyoming;
placers of northern Boutt County, Colorado; oil
fields of the United States.

Ball, Pzof. Oscar M(elyi]le), College Station, Tex.
Botany. Miami, Mo, Aug. 25, 68. Oklahoma,
9(2-93; fellow, Virginia, 96-97, A.B, 97; Bonn,
00; PhJD, Leipzig, 03. Instr. hot, Virginia,
95-96; prof. chem. and biol. Miller Sch, Va,
97-00; hot. and mycol, Tex, Col, 03-10, hiol,
10- A. A; Tex. Acad; Bot Gesell. Plant physi-
ology and pathology; paleobotany; soil bacteri-
ology; nitrogen-fixing bacteria of legumes; eco-
nomic botany.

Ball, Dr. SCtanley) O(ntteiiden), 151 Sumner
Aye, Springfield, Mass. Zoology. Shelbume
Fans, Mass, Nov. 19, 85. Ph.B, Yale, 11, Ph.D,
15. Draftsman, marine biol. lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, Tortugas, Fla, 18-14; asst curator
zool, Peabody Museum, Yale, 15-16; instr, Mass.
Col, 16-18; prof, hiol, Int. Y. M. C. A. Col, 18"
Anatomy; histology; physiology; migration of
insects.

Ball, Dr. Sydney H(obart), 42 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Geology. Chicago, 111, Dec. 11, 79.
A.B, Wisconsin, 01, Ph,D, 10. Asst. geologist.
Mo. Bur. of Mines and Oeol, 01-02; asst. geol,
Wisconsin, 03-04; geol. aid, U. S. Geol. Surv,
04-05, asst. geologist, 05-07; chief geologist,
Soc. Int. Forestidre et l^finidre du Congo, 07-09;
consulting mining geologist, 09- Cheyalier Bel-
gian Boyal Order of the lion, 19. A.A; Min.
Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; Geol. Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc; British Inst Min. and Metal; Soc.
Beige de G^l. Geology of Miller County, Mis-
souri; reconnaissance in southwestern Neyada;
areal geology of the Georgetown (Colo) qua^d-
rangle; geology of Belgian Congo; precious
stones.

Ball, Prof. T(lieodore) BCoUy), 6043 Kingsbury
Bouleyard, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. Marshall-
town, Iowa, July 29, 83. B.S, Drake, 08; Har-
yard, 08-09; M.S, Illinois, 14, fellow, 15-16,
Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem, Drake, 10-13; Illinois,
16-17; asst. prof, Washington (8t. Louis), 17-
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, St. Louis sect, 19). Inor-
ganic chemistry; physical chemistry; ionization
in mixed electrolytes.

Ballard, Prof. Charles W, 115 W. "^th St,
New York, N. Y. Pharmacognosy. New York,
July 6, 87. Ph.Ch, Columbia, 07, Phar.D, 08,
A.M, 11. Instr.. pharmacog, Columhiii, 07-18,
prof, 18- Pharmacognosist^ S. B. Penick Co,
14-17 ; mieroanalyst. Health Dept. N. Y. City,
17- Pharmaceut. Ass. Food and drug botany;
microscopy of food and drug products.

Ballard, H(arlaii) H(oge), 247 South St, Pitts-
field, Mass. NatwreX history. Athens, Ohio,
May 26, 53. Olivet, 69-70; A.B, A.M, WU-

3 ^

liams, 75. Principal, high sch, Lenox, Mass,
74-80; Lenox Acad^ 80-86; Uhrarian and cfwra-
tor, Berkshire Athenaeum and Museum, Pittsfield,
Mass, 88- Dept. ed, 'St. Nicholas,' 80-86; ed,
'Swiss Cross,' 86-88; 'Popular Science News,'
88-92. Medal, Columbian Expos, 93. AA;
Agassis Ass. (founder, 75, pros, 75-05). Meth-
ods of interesting youth in natural science.

Ballard, Prof . W(alt«r) B(aymond), College Park,
Md. Horticulture. Towanda, lU, May 8, 78.
B.S, Kansas State, 05. Asst. horticulturist, Md.
Exp. Sta, 06-11, pomologist, 12-18; garden spe-
cialist. States Relations Seryice, 18-19; asst.
prof, pomol, Maryland, and in charge, small
fruit inyestigations, Exp. Sta, 19-20, specialist,
veg. and landscape gardening, exten. service,
£0- Soc. Hort. Sci. Plant breeding; orchards;
small fruits.

Ballard, W(illlam) SCaliabtiry), TJ. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Platteyille, Wis, May 29, 81. A3, Illi-
nois, 04. Asst. bot, Illinois, 04r-06; scientific
asst, asst. pathologist and later pathologist, fruit
disease investigations, hur. plant indust, TJ. S.
Dept. Agr, 06- AJL; Fhytopath. Soc; Chem.
Soc. Parasitic and physiological diseases of
fruits.

Ballon, H(enr7) A(rthiir), Imperial Department
of Agriculture, Barbados, B. W. I. Zoology,
Entomology. West Swanzey, N. H, July 23, 72.
B.S, Mass. Col, 95, M.S, 06. Employed by Gipsy
Moth Committee, Mass, 95; instr. bot, forestry
and entom. Conn. Col, 97-01; asst. bot. lab,
Mass. Col, 01-02 ; entomologist. Imp. Dept. Agr,
B. W. I, OS- A.A; for. mem. Ass. Econ. En-
tom. Agricultural zoology.

Bancroft, Dr. Prank W(atts) B. D. Box 81, Con-
cord, Calif. Physiology, Zoology, San Fran-
cisco^ Calif, Oct. 18, 71. B.S, California, 94,
M.S, 96; A.M, Harvard, 96 Ph.D, 98; Berlin,
98-99; Naples Zool. Sta, 99. Instr. and later
asst. prof, physiol, California, 00-11; assoe.
exp. biol, Bockefeller Inst, 11-12, physiol, 12.
A.A; Soe. Nat; Soc. ZooL Anatomy, embryol-
ogy and physiology of the tunicates; general
physiology; morphogenesis; action of saline
cathartics.

Bancroft, Oeo(rge) JCarvis), Bancroft Block,
Denyer, Colo. Mining engineering. Denver,
Sept. 10, 73. BS, Stanford, 95;, Colo. Sch.
Mines, 96. Ed, 'Min. Science,' 08- Min. Eng;
Colo. Sci. Soc. Origin of ore deposits.

Bancroft, Prof. Cheo(rge) B(ii8sell), Morgan-
town, W. Va. Chemistry. Weymouth, N. S,
July 7, 78. B.A, Acadia, 06; A.B, Tale,
14, SiUiman fellow, 15-17, Ph.D, 17. Principal,

Sub. schools, Freeport, N. S, 98-99, 00-03, 06-
7; science master, Halifax Acad, 07-13; asst.
instr. chem, Tale, 14-17; prof. chem. and
physics, Transylvania, 17-18; asst. prof. org.
chem, Kentucky, 18-20; assoc. prof, West Vir-
ginia, fSO- Chem. Soc. (seo'y, Lexington sect,
18) ; Ky. Acad; N. S. Inst. Organic <£emistry;
esters derived from substituted sliphatie alcohols.

Bancroft^ Dr. J(o8oph) Austen, McGill Univer-
sity, 461 Grosvenor Ave, Montreal, Ckn. Qedl'
ogy. North Sydney, N. S, April 8, 82. B.A,
Acadia, 03; Tale, 04, A.M, 06; Ph.D, McGill,
10. Demonstrator geol, McMl, 05-08, lecturer,

34

AHEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

0^10, asst. prof, 10-11, assoe. prof, 11-13,
Daw9on prof, IS- QeoL 8oc; Caa. Min. Inst;
fel. Royal 8oe. Canada; Montreal Nat. Hist.
Boe. Petrography and eeonomie geology; geol-
ogy of coast and islands between the strait of
Georgia and Queen Charlotte Sound, B. C;
eopper deposits.

Bancroft^ M(ene) FCowler), 50 Carling Ave, Ot-
tawa, Can. Geology. North Sydney, N. 8, Nov.
2, 90. B.A, Acadia, 11; A3, Yale, 13, fcUow,
ia-15. Engineer, Price Bros, and Co, 11-12;
asst, geologist, Can, GeoL 8urv, Field asst.
Can. Geol. Surv, summers, 10-16. Geology of
the Kootenay Lake, the Sloean and Lardeau
districts.

Bancroft, Prof. Wilder ]>(wiglit), 7 East Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. ^Physical chemistry. Middle-
town, R. 1, Oct. 1, 67. A.B, Harvard, 88; Ph.D,
Leipsig, 92; hon. ScD, Lafayette, 19. Asst.
chem, Harvard, 88-89, 93-94, instr, 94-95; asst.
prof, physical chem, Cornell, 95-03, prof, OS-
Ed, *Jour. of Physical Chem,' 96-; chairman,
div. chem, Nat Research Council, 1^; lieut col,
C. W. S. Nat. Acad; Philos. Hoc; Chem. Soc.
(pres, 10); Physical Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
(pres, 05, 19); Am. Acad; hon. mem. London
Chem. Soc. Phase rule; mass law; electrochem-
istry; alloys; irreversible reactions; chemistry
of light; colloid chemistry.

Bangham, Prof. B(alph) V(aiid«ryoort), 4417
Gaston Ave, Dallas, Tex. Biology. Wilming-
ton, Ohio, Feb. 26, 94. A.B, Wilmington, 15;
B.S, Haverford, 16, A.M, 17. Asst, Haverford,
16-17, instr. biol, 17-18; prof, Tex. Col, 18-19;
asst. prof, anat, Baylor, 19- A-A. Trematode
parasite, Azyga; mutations in Drosophila virilis;
degeneration of vagus nerve.

Bangs, Ontram, Museum of Comparative Zoology,
Cambridge, Mass. ^Zoology. Watertown, Mass,
Jan. 12, 63. Lawrence Sci. Sch, Harvard, 84.
Asst. in charge of mammais and birds, museum
comp. Bool, Harvard, 00- A. A; fel. Omith.
Union; Soc Mammal; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist;
Nuttall Omith. Club. Mammals; birds.

Banker, Prof. Howard J(amM), Eugenics Record
Office, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y. Mycology.
Schaghticoke, N. Y, April 19, 66. A3, Syra-
cuse, 92; A.M, Columbia, 00, Ph.D, 06. Instr.
biol, Southwestern Nor. Sch, California, Pa, 01-
04; prof^ DePauw. 04-10; researcher eugenics,
eugenics record office, Carnegie Institution, 10-
A. A; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot Club; Eugenies Re-
search Ass. Hydnaceae.

Banks, HCenry) W(ard), 3d, Noroton, Conn.
Chemistry. Englewood, N. J, Oct. 28, 90. A.B,
Williams, 13; Columbia, 13-14, fellow, 16-17.
Chemist, Harriman Research Lab, Roosevelt
Hosp, N. Y. City, 14-16; Marvin Davis Labora-
tories, 19-20; Banks and Craig, tO- In miL
service, 16^ 17-19. A. A; Chem. Soc. Industrial
and food chemistry; nephelometry; chemical de-
tection of blood.

Banks, Dr. John H(enry), 26 John St, New
York, N. Y. Mining engineering. New York,
Nov. 28 61. E.M, Columbia, 83, fellow, 85-90,
Ph.D, 95. Anal, worker, Ledoux and Ricketts,
83-85; asst. to Prof. P. de P. Ricketts, Colum-
bia, 85-90; mem. firm Ricketts and Banks, 90-

15; eonsutting engineer and metaXiurgigt, 15^
Min. Eng; Soe. Chem. Indust. Metallurgy.

Banks, Kathan, Lexington, Mass. *Bntomology.
Roslyn, N. Y, April 13, 68. B.S, Cornell, 89,
M.S, 90. Agent, div. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr,
90-92, asst. entomologist, 96-16; curator insects,
museum comp, eool, Harvard, 16- Entom. Soc
(pres, 18) ; Cambridge Entom. Gub ; N. Y.
Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; Phila. Entom.
Soc; assoc. PhUa. Acad. Systematic American
arachnology; neuropterology ; geographical dis-
tribution and habits of insects; catalogues of
Neuroptera of the world and of American Ar-
achnida and Heteroptera and f ossorial Hymenoj)-
tera; mimicry and protective resemblance in
insects.

Banta, Dr. A(rtliiir) M(angiin), Cold Spring Har-
bor, L. I, N. Y. * Zoology. Greenwood, Ind,
Dec. 31, 77. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 04; Ph.D,
Harvard, 07. Instr. pub. schools, 95-97; prin-
cipal, high school, 99-01; asst. zool, Indiana,
03-05; Harvard, 05-07; prof, biol. Marietta,
07-09; res. investigator, sta. for exp, evolution,
Carnegie Institution, 09- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc
Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp;
Ecol. Soc; Ind. Acad; Ohio Acad. Speleology;
animal behavior; inhibition of development of
melanin pigment in animals ; effects of selec^on ;
comparative physiology and effects of changed
environment on cavemioolous and non-eaverni-
colous animal species; sex determination.

Barach, Dr. Joseph H(ayem), 5745 Beacon St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Medicine. Kalvary, Poland,
March 12, 82. M.D, Pittsburgh, 03. Res.
physician, West. Pa. Hosp, 03-04, res. patholo-
gist, 05; pathologist, Eye and Ear Hosp, 04-0€,
South Side Hosp, 10; visiting physician, Prest.
Hosp, 10-16; consulting physician, dept. heaith,
Carnegie Inst, Tech, tO- Capt, M.C, 18-19.
Cong. Sch. Hygiene, Buffalo, 11 ; Int. Cong. Hy-
giene and Demog, Washington, 10. A.A; Am.
Med. Ass; fel. (^1. Physicians. Morphology of
the blood ; physics of physical diagnosis ; cardio-
vascular system in health and disease.

Barboan, O(harlM) Biarina, Geological Survey,
Ottawa, Can. Anthropology, Beance, Que,
March 5, 83. B.A, Laval, 03, LL.L, 07; B.Sc,
Oxford, 10; Sorbonne, 09. Asst. anthropologist.
Can. Geol. Surv, 11, assoc anthropologist, 19-
Assoc ed, 'Jour. Am. Folk-lore,' 1(^ Folk-lore
Soc; Royal Soc. Can. (hon. treas, 20-); eor.
mem. Paris Soc. des Am^ricanistes. Folk-lore;
Wyandot, Huron, Iroquoian and Tsimshian eth-
nography; French and English folk-lore of Can-
ada.

Barber, E(me8t) B, Audubon Park, New Orleans,
La. Entomology. Liverpool, England, Oct. 12,
84. Ont. Agr. Col, 03. With bur. entom, U. S,
Dept. Agr, 11- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. Con-
trol of insect pests.

Barber, Herbert 8(penoer), IT. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Entomology. Yank-
ton, S. Dak, April 12, 82. Pub. schools. As^,
preparator, U. S. Nat. Museum, 97-02; XJ. S.
Dept. Agr, 02-04; U, S. Nat. Museum, 04-;
asst, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 08- AJL; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Acad; Wash. Entom.
Soc. Coleoptera.

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

35

Barb«r, Prof. MCanhall) A(lbert), Univeraity of
Tennessee, Memphis, Tenn. Bacteriology. Crown
Point, Ind, Nov. 22, 68. A.B, Kansas, 91 ; A3,
Harvard, 92, A.M, 94, Ph.D, 07. Asst bot,
Haryard, 92-9(3; asst. and assoc. prof. bot. and
baeter, Kansas, 94-06, prof, baeter. and path,
med. seh, 06-11; with Bur. Scienee, P. I, 12-15;
Int. Health Board, 16-17; major, Banit. 0, 18;
with Boekefeller Inst, 18-19; special expert,
nuUaria research, U, 8. Pub. Health Service, tl-

Barber, TChomaa) O(aldwell), Box 639, Browns-
ville, Tex. Entomology, Liverpool, Eng^land.
Jnly 27, 81. B.A.Be, Toronto, 04. Hort. inspec-
tor, HI, 06-07; asst. entomologist, La, 07-10;
in eharge sngar eane inseet investigations, bur.
entom, IT. 8. Dept. Agr, 11-12; entomologist,
Sugar Exp. Sta, Tucom&n, Argentina, 12-14;
Delta Lab, Tallnla, La, 14-16; Fed. Hort. Board,
17-18, in charge, sugar cane investigations,
BrownsvQXe, Tex, IS- A.A; Ass. Eeon. Entom;
Entom. Soe.

Barber, Prof. W(i]liam) Harley, 416 Woodside
Ave, Bipon, Wis. Physics. Black Earth, Wis,
Aug. 28, 78. B.8, Wisconsin, 01, A.M, 09 ; Chi-
cago, summers, 11-13, 14. Aast. principal, high
school, Bipon, Wis, 01-04, principal, 04-05; asst,
Bur. Standards, 05-06; prof, physios, Bipon, 06-,
registrar, 10-15, dean, 15-, acting pres, 17-18.
AxL physics, Chicago, summer, 13. Physical
Soc; Ass. Prof; Wis. Acad. Oil-drop falling in
hydrogen gas.

Barber, Dr. William .Howard, 616 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Surgery. New York, 86.
A3, Columbia, 09, M.D, 11. Instr. surg, N. Y.

« Polydinie, 14-16; instr. surg, Univ. and BeUe-
vue Hosp. Med. Col, 15-19, lecturer and direc-
tor, lah. exp. surg, 19-, asst. attending surgeon,
BeUevue Hosp, 18- A. A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am.
Med. Ass; Col. Surg; N. Y. Acad. Med. Surgery
of the stomach and intestine.

Barbonr, Prof. Brwin H(lnckley), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Oeology, Springfield,
Ind. A3, Yale, 82^ Ph.D, 87. Asst. j^eontolo-
gist, IT. S. Geol. Surv, under Prof. O. C. Marsh
at Yale. 82-89; prof, geol, Grinnell, 89-91; head
prof, Nebraska, state geologist and curator.
State Museum, 91- With U. S. GeoL and
Hydrog. Surv. A.A; Oeol. Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Soc. vert. Paleont; Ass. Mus; mem. Omith.
Union; Nebr. Acad; Nebr. Omith. Union. Ver-
tebrate i>aleontology.

BarlM>iir, Dr. Henry Oray, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. Pharmacology. Hartford. Conn,
Mareh 28, 86. A.B, Trinity, 06; M.D, Hopkins,
10, fellow, 10-11; Freiburg, 11; Vienna, 12;
London, 13. Asst. prof. Pharmacol, Tale, It-
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp.
Biol. Begulation of body temx>erature ; fever;
periodic respiration; drug effects on mammalian
arteries; pyretic and antipyretic drugs; amines;
anesthetics.

Barbour, ThomaB, Museum of Comparative Zool-
ogy, Cambridge, Mass. * Zoology, Marthas Vine-
yard, Mass, Aug. 19, 84. A.B, Harvard, 06,
A.M, 08, Ph.D, 11. Curator Oceanica, Harvard
Library, 09-, assoe. curator, reptHes an^ am-
phibians, m^iseum comp. booI, Harvard, 10-,
instr, $eh. trop. med, 14-, mem. faculty, Peabody
Museum, IS- Gold medal. Harvard Travellers

Club, 07. Delegate, Pan-Am. Scientific Cons,
Santiago, Chile, 08-09. A.A; mem. OndllL
Union; Soc Mammal; Am. Acad; Explorers
Club; fel. N. Y. Zool. Soc; Phila. Acad; Bos-
ton Soe. Nat. Hist; Wash. Biol. Soe; Nuttall
Omith. Club; hon. fel. Acad. Nat Phys. Med.
Sci, Cuba; fel. Boyal (}eog. Soc; Boyal Asiatic
Soc Herpetology; geographical distribution;
fiflhes and reptiles.

Barbour, William O(lay), Central High School,
Newark, N. J. Botamy. Newark Valley, N. Y,
Nov. 16, 77. B.Sc N. Y. Univ, 18; N. Y. Bot.
Garden. Teacher, high sch, Sayre, Pa; Succa-
sunna, N. J; N. Y. City. AA; Micros. Soc;
Fern Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Bot. Soc. Copen-
hagen. Lichenology; ecology of mosses; sper-
matophytes.

Bardeen, Dr. 0(harl68) BdisaeU), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. * Anatomy. Kala-
maaoo, Mich, 71. A3, Harvard^ 93 ; M.D, Hop-
kins, 97. Asst anat, Hopkins, 97-99, assoc,
99-01, assoc prof, 01-04; prof, Wisconsin. 04-,
dean, med. sch, 07- A. A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat;
Soc Zool; Soc Ezp. Biol. Experimental morph-
ology; growth of skeleton^ muscles and nerves
in vertebrates; variation in distribution of nerves
in man; regeneration in planarians; action of
X-rays on development; size of human heart;
proportions of human body during post-natal
development.

Bardw^ Prof. Fred L(e8li6), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry. Excel-
sior, Minn, Sept 2, 58. B.S, Minnesota, 81;
BJ9, Mass. Inst Tech, 84. Asst chem, Mass.
Inst Tech, 84-86, instr, 86-9i, asst prof, 94-
11, Case, 11-15. Lecturer chem, Minnesota, 17-
19. Work for various india-rubber mfg. and
culture companies. A.A; Chem. Soc. India-
rubber.

Bareis, Prof. Grace M(arie), 201 W. 11th Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Mathematics. Canal Winches-
ter, Ohio. A3, Heidelberg (Ohio), 97; Bryn
Mawr, 97-99, 02-06; fellow, Ohio State, 06-08,
Ph.D, 09. Teacher, Miss Honey's Sch, Bala, Pa,
00-06; asst. prof, math, Ohio State, 08- Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Groups.

Barkan, Prof. A(do]f), 2209 Laguna St, San
Francisco, Calif. Medicine. Eperies, Hungary,
Jan, 45. M.D, Vienna, 66; Zurich; LLJD, Glas-
gow, 02. Asst physiol, Gras, Austria, 67;
junior asst, eye dep^ Vienna Hosp, 68; prof,
ophthal. and otol, Cooper Med. Col, 7t-; Stan-
ford, 09- Eye and ear surgeon. Lane's Hosp;
German Hosp; Hebrew Orphan A^lum. A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; San Francisco Soc. Eye, Ear and
Throat Surg, (pres, 09); Otol. Gesell; Heidel-
berg Ophthal. Gesell; hon. mem. Budapest Soc.
Physicians and Surg. Embryology of the eye;
surgery of the eye and ear.

Barker, Prof. Adignatiu) L(awreiioe), 524 Lin-
coln St, Bipon, Wis. Chemistry. Cedar Bluff,
Ala, Feb. 10, 88. B.8, Alabama, 10, fellow,
10-11, M.S, 11; fellow, Chicago. \4-15. Instr.
biol, Alabama. 11-13; asst prof, chem, Missis-
sippi, 15-16; instr. physiol, Smory, 16-17; prof,
chem, Bipon, 17- Chem. Soc; Wis. Acad. Or-
ganic chemistry; biochemistry.

Barker, Dr. BOmer) Bugene, Insular Exx>eri-
ment Station, Bio Piedras, P. R. Genetics,

86

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Crown Point, N. Y, Dec. 31, 86. A.B, Cornell,
10, Ph.D, 14. Scientific aid, sta. for exp. evolu-
tion, Carnegie Institution, 11; asst. prof, plant
breeding, Cornell, 14-19; plant breeder, Insular
Exp, Sta, 19-20; chief agronomist, tO- A.A.
Breeding of native Porto Bican plants; physi-
ography; the brook stickleback.

Barker, Prof. ECmest) F(ranklin), 720 Haven
Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physics, Listowel, Ont,
March 16, 86. B.S, Rochester, 08; fellow, Michi-
gan, 13-14, A.M, 13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. math,
Rochester, 10-12; asst. pihysics, Michigan, 14-
15; prof, Western, 15-19; nat, research fellow,
Michigan, 19- A. A. Infrad-red spectra.

Barker, Prof. Franklin DCavis), Station A, Lin-
coln, Nebr. Zoology. Ottawa, Kans, Sept. 16,
77. A.B, Ottawa (Kans), 98, A.M, 00; Ph.D,
Nebraska, 10; fellow. Harvard, 15. Prof, biol,
Ottawa (Kans), 98-03; instr. eool, Nebraska,
04-05, adj. prof, 06, asst. prof, 06-08, afisoc.
prof, 09-13, prof, IS- Asst. zool, Chicago, sum-
mers, 99, 00. A. A; Soo. Zool; Micros. Soc; Nebr.
Acad, (sec'j). Trematode genus Opisthorchis,
Blanchard; new trihedrsA Taenia; situs inversus
in the Trematoda; variations in trematodes;
avian parasites; the parasitic fauna of fresh
water turtles; parasites of muskrats; parasitic
worms of the Bermudas.

Barker, Dr. Harold OCharles), University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics, Philadel-
phia, Dec. 3, 75. B.S, Pennsylvania, 03, A.M,
06, Ph.D, 07. Asst. chem, Drexel Inst, 96-98;
physics, Pennsylvania, 03-04, instr, 04-10, asst.
prof, 10-19, prof, 19- Physical Soc. Peltier
electromotive force.

Barker, Dr. Lewellys F(ranklin), Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. ^Medicine, Norwich,
Ont, Sept. 16, 67. M.B, Toronto, 90, hon. M.D,
05; fellow, Hopkins, 92-94 ; Leipzig, 95; Munich
and Berlin, 04; LL.D, Queen's (Can), 07;
McGiU, 11. Assoc, anat, Hopkins, 94-97, assoc.
prof, 97-99, path, 99-00; prof, anat, Chicago,
and head, dept. anat. Rush. Med. Col, 00-05;
med, Hopkins, 05-14, din, med, 14-, physi-
cian-in-chief, EopJcins Hosp, 05-14, visiting
physician, 14- Asst. res. pathologist, Hopkins
Hosp, 94-99, Hopkins med. commissioner to
Philippine Islands, 99; special federal commis-
sioner from IT. S. Treas. Dept. for investigation
of plague in San Francisco, 01; assoc. ed, 'Am.
Jour. Anat,' 02-; trustee, Mem. Inst, for In-
fectious Diseases, Chicago. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Ass. Anat; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Physi-
cians (v. pres, 11); Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Clin.
Invest; Neur. Ass; cor. mem. Edinburgh Medico-
Chirurg. Soc; cor. mem. Vienna Imp. Med. Soc;
cor. mem. Budapest Royal Soc. Physicians; for.
mem. Swedish Med. Soc. Structure, physiology
and pathology of the nervous system; indPectious
diseases; morbid anatomy of hereditary ataxia;
amino-acids in urine ; pathological physiology of
the heart; clinical diagnosis of internal dis-
eases. •

Barlow, Prof. W(llllam) E(dward), Virginia Poly-
technic Institute, Blacksburg, Va. Chemistry,
Metallurgy, Bury, England, May 11, 70. B.A,
Cambridge, 95, M.A, 99; Ph.D, Gottingen, 03.
Demonstrator and asst. prof, chem, Iowa, 92-01,
asst. prof. chem. and metal, 03-^04; assoc. prof.

indust. chem. and metal, Va, Polytech, 04-06,
prof, metal, and metallog, 06-, dean, grad. dept,
08- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Steel
Treat. Soc; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Metallog-
raphy; correlation of physical properties of
alloys with constitution, heat treatment and
mechanical treatment.

Barnard, Prof. E(dward) ECmerson), Yerkes Ob-
servatory, Williams Bay, Wis. * Astronomy,
Nashville, Tenn, Dec 16, 57. Vanderbilt, 87;
A.M, Pacific, 89; hon. ScD, Vanderbilt, 93;
LL,D, Queen's (Can), 09. In charge, Vander-
bilt Univ. Observatory, 83-87; astronomer,
Lick Observatory, 87-95; prof, practical astron,
Chicago, and astronomer, Yerkes Observatory,
96- Mem. U. S. Naval Observatory total eclipse
exped. to Sumatra, 01 ; assoc ed, ' Astron. Jour. '
Lalande gold medal, Paris Acad, 92, Arago gold
medal, 93, Janssen gold medal, 00; gold medal,
Royal Astron. Soc, 97; Janssen prize, Soc.
astron. de France, 06; Bruce gold medal, Pacific
Astron. Soc, 17. Nat. Acad; A A. (v. pres, 98) ;
Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; Am. Acad;
Philos. Soc; hon. mem. Royal Astron. Soc. Can;
for. assoc. and fel. Royal Astron. Soc; Soc
astron. de France. Visual and photographic
astronomy; star clusters; parallax; variable
stars in clusters; comets; dark nebula; aurorae;
milky way; gegenschein; satellites and planets.

Barnard, H(arry) £(V6rett), American Institute
of Baking, Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry, Dun-
barton, N. H, Nov. 14, 74. B.S, New Hamp-
shire, 99. Asst. chemist, N. H. Exp. Sta, 00;
IT. S. Naval Smokeless Powder Factory, Indian
Head, Md, 01; chemist. State Board of Health,
N. Hj 01-05; Ind, 05-19, state food and drug
commissioner, 07-19; director, Am, Inst, Baking,
19- Food and drug inspection chemist, U. 8.
Dept. Agr; mem. standards committeei IT. S.
Govt; Lake Mich. Water Commission, 08-09.
Chem. Soc. (pres, Ind. sect, 06, director, 17-);
Agr. Chem. (referee, food adulteration); Ind.
Sanit. and Water Supply Ass. (pres). Food
adulteration; sanitation; water supplies; water
supplies of Indiana; purity of Lake Michigan
water; preservation of fruit syrups and crui£ed
fruits; beer analysis; determination of benzoate
of soda in foods.

Barnard, Prof. W(illla)m K(ldiohi), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Mechanical engineervng.
Canton, HI, April 24, 75. M.E, ComeU, 97.
Instr. machine design, Cornell, 97-00; chief
draftsman, The Russell Engine Co, Massillon,
Ohio, 01-03; asst. prof, machine design, Cornell,
03-05, power eng, 05-07, prof, 07- A. A; Mech.
Eng; Eng. Educ Machine design; steam ma-
chinery; heat-power engineering.

Bamebey, Prof. 0(8car) L(eonard), 5543 Claren-
don Ave, Detroit, Mich. Chemical engineering.
HughesviUe, Mo, Feb. 23, 86. B.S, Nebraska,
08, A.M, 09 ; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 12. Instr. chem,
Nebraska, 08-10; Wisconsin, 10-16; asst. prof,
Rutgers, 16-17; chief research chemist, air re-
duction service, 17-18; capt, C.W.S, 18-19;
manager, Niser Lab, Co, Detroit, 19-; pres,
Bameby-Cheney Eng. Co, Columbus, OMo, 19-
Chem. Soc. Inorganic and analytical chefti-
istry; determination of titanium, iodin; cyanid;
differential iodimetry; manganese; rare earths;
non-aqueous solutions.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

37

BameB, Prof. Fred Asa, Cornell University,
Itbaca, N. T. Railroad engineering. Stock-
bridge, Mass, June 17, 76. C.E, Cornell, 97,
M.C.E, 98. Draftsman, U. S. Navy, 99; asst.
res. engineer, Santiago de Cuba, 99-02; instr.
ry. eng, Cornell, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-15, prof,
16- A.A; B. B. Eng; Eng. Edue; Civil Eng.
Bailroad surveying and eonstruetion.

Barnes, Dr. Harry Lee, Wallum Lake, B. 1.
Medicine, Adams, Mass, Aug. 10, 77. M.D,
Vermont, 98. Med. swpi, Stonywold Sanatorium,
03-04; £. 7. State Sanatorium, 05- Am. Med.
Ass; Gimat. Ass. Pulmonary tuberculosis.

Barnes, Psof. H(oward) T(iimer), McGill XJni-
versityi Montreal, Can. Phyeiee. Wobnm,
Mass, July 21, 73. B.A.S, McGill, 93, M.A.S,
96, Se.D, 00. Demonstrator physics, McGill, 95-
98, lecturer, 00-01, asst. prof, 01-06, as8oc« prof,
06-07, Macdonald prof, 07-19, director, Mac-
donald Physics Building, 09-19. Assoc, ed,
'Jour. Physical Chem'; Joule studentship, Lon-
don Boyal Soc; Int. Electrotech. Commission;
British Science Guild (sec'y. Can. committee).
Int. Elec Cong, St. Louis, 04 (sec'y, sect. A).
A.A; Fliysical Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Can. (pres,
math, and physics sect, 09) ; feL Boyal Soc; fel.
Boyal Meteor. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Stand-
ards of electro-motive force; continuous electric
calorimetry; specific heats of water and mer-
cury; density of ice; variation of the specific
heat of liquids with temperature; critical veloc-
ity of liquids; thermal and electrical measure-
ments; heating effect of radium; mountain
temperature; ice formation.

Barnes, Dr. James, Bryn Mawr, Pa. ^Physics.
Halifax, N. S, Dec. 11, 78. A.B, Dalhousie, 99,
A.M, 00, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 00-03; fellow,
Hopidns, Oa-04, Ph.D, 04. Instr. phyeics, Hop-
kins, 04-06; assoc. Bryn Mawr, 06-10, assoc
prof, 10-17, prof, 17- A.A; Physical Soc.
Electrical conductivity and freezing-points of
mixtures of electrolytes; spectrum analysis with
interferometers; effect of external conditions on
spectra.

Barnes, Dean Jasper OConverse), Maryville Col-
lege, Maryville, Tenn. Psychology, Meigsville,
Ohio, Aug. 28, 61. A.B, Marietta, 90, A.M, 93;
PhJD, Chicago, 11. Supt. schools, Belpre, Ohio,
90-92; prof. educ. and principal, prep, dept,
Maryville, 92-01, acting prof, psychol. and polit.
science, 01-03, prof, psychol, OS-, dean, 14-
Prof. }>sychol, Summer Sch. of South; mem.
faculty, Ohio State, summer 20; mem. Bhodes
8cholaiship Committee for Tenn, 13-19. A. A;
Psychol. Ass; S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol,
(councilor, pres, 15). Voluntary control; per-
sonality in the Afro-American.

WUlianit Decatur, 111. Entomology. De-
catur, Sept 3, 60, B.S, Harvard, 93, M.D, 96.
A.A; Am. Med. Ass. Lepidoptera of North
America.

Barnes, WUllam Hntt, 2436 Channing Way, Ber-
keley, Calif. Bacteriology. Grotiot Co, Mich,
Sept. 7, 77. A.B, Stanford, 16; A.M, California,
17. Teacher science, high sch, Manila, P. I, 12-
13; bacteriologist, Cutter Laboratories, 15-17;
instr. hacter, California, 17- Soc. Bact. Im-
munology.

Bamett, Prof. B(obert) J(olin), Manhattan, Kans.
Pomology. Denison, Kans, Jan. 16, 74. B.S,
Kansas State, 95, M.S, 11. Prof, pomol. Wash.
State, 14-20; Kansas State, tO- A.A; Soc.
Hort. Sei Agricultural teaching; apples.

Bamett, Prof. 8(amnel) J(ack8on), Department
of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution,
Washington, D. C. ^Physics. Woodson Co,
Kans, Sec. 14, 73. Emporia, 89-91; Chicago,
92-93; A.B, Denver, 94; Virginia, 95-96; fel-
low, Cornell, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Instr. physics
and biol, Denver, 94-95; asst, astron. observa-
tory, Virginia, 95-96, instr. astron, 96; instr.
and later prof, physics, Colo. Col, 98-00; asst.
prof, Stanford, 00-05; prof, Tulane, 05-11;
asst. prof, Ohio State, 11-12, prof, 12-18; chief,
div. exp. ioorle, dept. terrestrial magnetism, Car-
negie Institution, 18- Magnetic observer, U. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 02-04 ; Comstock prize,
Nat Acad, 18. A.A; Pbysical Soc; wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. Experimental and
theoretical electricity and magnetism.

▼an Bameveld, Prof. Clia(rle)s E(dwln), Tucson,
Aris. Mining and metaUwgical engineering.
Doetinchem, Netherlands, Nov. 26. 74. College
Commercial, Boulogne; Kings Col, Can; B.8,
McGill, 93. Mining engineer, 93-96; asst. prof .
miner, and practical metal, Aris. Sch. Mines,
9^97; prof, mining eng, Minnesota, and con-
sulting mining engineer, 98-13; chief, dept.
mines and metal, Panama-Pacific Expos, San
Francisco, 14-15; prof, mining, California, 16;
supt, southwest sta, U. S. Bur. Mines, 17- Min.
Eng. Metal mining; copi>er leaching and con-
centration.

Barney, Dr. I (da), 7 Paradise Boad, Northampton,
Mass. Mathematics. New Haven, Conn, Nov.
6, 86. A.B, Smith, 08; Ph.D, Yale, 11. Prof.
maih, Bollins, 11-12; asst. Smith, 12-13, instr,
13-17; asst. prof, Lake Erie, 17-19; prof, Mere-
dith, 19-20; asst. prof, Smith, 20- A.A; Math.
Soc Analysis.

Barney, B(aymond) L(iYlng8ton), Fairport, Iowa.
Ichthyology. Providence, B. I, Oct. 21, 91.
BJ3, B. I. Col, 16; M.S, Brown, 16. Instr. biol.
Brown, 15-16; temporary asst, V. S. Bur. Fish-
eries, 16, scientific asst, 16-18, director, Beau-
fort Lab, 18-20, Fairport Lah, tO- Fisheries
Soc. Green-gilled oysters; life history of
Elassoma; Gambusia.

Bamhart, Dr. John Hendley, New York Botanical
Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y. Botany.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 4, 71. A.B, Wesleyan, 92,
A.M, 98; M.D, Columbia, 96. Ed. asst, N. Y.
Bot. Garden, 03-12, librarian, 06-12, hibUogra-
pher, IS- Delegate of N. Y. Bot. Garden, Int.
Bot. Cong, Vienna, 05; Brussels, 10. A.A;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot (3ub (ed-in-
chief, 03-07, v. pres, 08^); fel. N, Y. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Botanical bibliography and
nomenclature; taxonomy of flowering plants;
American Lentibulariaceae ; local floras of North
America.

Bamhart, P(erc7) S(pencer), Scripps Institution
for Biological Besearch, La Jolla, Calif. Biol-
ogy. Berkley Heights, N. J, Sept. 17, 81. A.B,
Southern California, 11, A.M, 14. Asst. biol.
Southern California, 07-11, instr. zool, 11-13;
asst. prof, marine biol, Venice Marine Biol. Sta,
13-14; scientific asst, Bur. Fisheries, 14-; euro-

38

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

tor, Scripps Inst, California^ 14- A.A. Marine
biology.

Bamum, Dr. Charlotte O(ynthia), 417 W. 114th
St, New York, N. T. Mathematics, PhiUipaton,
Mass, May 17, 60. A.B, Vassar, 81; Hopkins,
90-»2; Ph.D, Yale, 96. Teacher, Betts Acad,
Stamford, Conn, 81-82; Hillhouse High Sch,
New Haven, 83, 86-86; computer, Yale Observa-
tory and 'Dana's Mineralogy,* 8»-87; teacher
astron, Smith, 89-90; math, Carleton, 95-96;
computer, Mass. Mutual Life Ins. Co, 98; Fidel-
ia Mutual Life Ins. Co, PhUa, OO-Ol; IT. S.
Naval Observatory, 01; tidal div, U. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 01-08; ed, biol. surv, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 08-13; ed. and proof-reader, eoien-
tifUs works, 14- Asst. ed, * Webster 's Int. Diet, '
86-90, 97. A.A; Math. Soc. Functions having
lines or surfaces of discontinuity; tides and
currents; annuities.

Barott, Herbert O(eorge), 1329 Emerson St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Thyeios. Burton, Ohio,
July 13, 81. E.E, Syracuse, 09. Asst. physicist,
Bur. Standards, 10-17; in charge respiration
calorimeter lab, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 17- Energy
elimination and respiratory exchange in men
and plants.

Barr, Prof. John HCenry), 36 Oramercy Park,
New York, N. Y. Machine design. Terre Haute,
Ind, June 19, 61. B.M.E, Minnesota, 83, M.S,
88; M.M.E, Cornell, 89. Draftsman, Calumet
and Hecla Mining Co, 83-84; mech. engineer,
Lake Superior Iron Works, 84-85; instr, later
asst. prof, and pi'of. mech. eng, Minnesota, 85-
91; asst. prof, Cornell, 91-95; assoc. prof, and
prof, machine design, 95-03; manager. Smith
Premier Works, 03-09; chief engineer, Beming-
ton Typewriter Co, 09- Mem. N. Y. State Com-
mission on Voting Machines, 03-15; trustee,
Cornell, 05-15; major, ordnance dept, 17-19.
A. A; Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; Army Ord-
nance Ass. Proportions of steam-engines;
engine valve friction; compression in steam-
engines; kinematics of machinery; elements of
machine design.

Barre, Prof. H(enzy) W (alter), Clemson College,
S. C, Botany. Lexington, S. C, May 5, il.
B.S, Clemson, 05; Nebraska, 07, A.M, 10. Field
agent plant path, Nebraska Insect Pest and
Plant Disease Bur, 07; botanist, Clemson Exp.
Sta, 07-08, director, 17-; botanist and plant
pathologist, 8. C. Exp, 8ta, 07-; prof. hot. and
hacter, Clemson, 11-, director of research, 17"
A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron; Phytopath. Soc.
Plant diseases of South Carolina; cotton an-
thracnose; rot in sweet potatoes.

Barrett, Dr. Albert M(oore), 630 Oxford Boad,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Tsyehia^. Austin, HI, July
15, 71. A.B, Iowa, 93, M.D, 95; Heidelberg,
01-02. Pathologist and asdt physician, Dan-
vers Hosp. for Insane, Danvers, Mass, 02-06;
director. State Psychopathic Hosp, Mich, 06-20,
prof, psychiat, Michigan, BO- Asst. neural
path, Harvard Med. Sch, 05-06. Neur. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; Medieo-Psychol. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Neuro-pathology ; psychiatry.

Barrett^ Prof. J(ame8) TQieoplilliis), Citrus Ex-
periment Station, Biverside, Calif. Plant pc^
thology. Butler, HI, Nov. 14, 76. A3, Illinois,
03, A.M, 07; fellow, Cornell, 08-10, Ph.D, 10.

Asst. bot, III. Exp. Sta, 03-08; Cornell, 08-10;
assoc, niinois, and asst, Exp. Sta, 10-13; prof,
plant path, sdi. trop. agr, California, and plant
pathologist. Citrus Exp. Sta, 13-19, acting dean,
grad. soh. trop. agr, and acting director, Citrus
Exp, Sta, 19- AJl; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
West. Soc. Nat. Mycology; bacterial, fungous
and physiological diseases of plants.

Barrett^ 0(ti8) W(arreii), 202 W. 103d St, New
York, N. Y. Agriculture. North Clarendon, Vt,
April 18, 72. B.S, Vermont, 96. Botanist and
entomologist, P. B. Exp. Sta, 01-05; plant in-
troducer^ U. S. Dept. Agr, 05~0d; director agr,
Mozambique, 08-10; chief, div. hort, bur. agr,
Manila, P. I, 10-14; horticulturist, C. Z, 14-17;
with C. W. S. and IT. S. Dept. Ap, 17-19.
Mex. agente viagero, Paris Expos, 00. A.A;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Philippine Acad. Tropical
agriculture; zootechny; coconut, cacao and cof-
fee culture.

Barrett, Prof. S(ampson) K(irl>y), New York
University, University Heights, New York, N.
Y. Physics, Electrical engineering. Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, Sept. 7, 86. E.E, Brooklyn
Polytech, 10; N. Y. Univ, 13-16. Instr. phyaies
and elec. eng, Brooklyn Polytech, 10-15, asst.
prof, 15-17; asst. prof. elec. eng, N. T. Univ,
19- Lieut, N. B. F, 19; consulting engineer,
15- A. A; Elec. Eng; Naval Inst. Brownian
movements; commutation phenomena; illumina-
tion; induction motors; i&ading coils; single-
phase and polyphase relays; ozonators; electrical
dryers; magnetos for aeroplanes; insulating
paints and varnishes; oscillograph; naval fire
control apparatus; gunnery.

Barrett, Dr. 8(amattl) A(lft6d), Public Museum,
Milwaukee, Wis. Anthropology. Little Bock,
Ark, Nov. 12, 79. California, 00-04, B.S, 06,
LeConte fellow, 05-06, M.S, 06, PhJ), 08. Asst.
anthrop, California, 06-08; ethnologist, George
O. Heye exped. to S. Am, 0^-09; curator
anthrop, Pub, Museum, Milwaukee, Wis, 09-
A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Ethnol. Soc; Folk-lore Soc;
Wis. Archeol. Soc; Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc; Calif.
Acad. Indians of Ecuador, Califomiii and Wis-
consin; Wisconsin archeology.

Barrett, Storrs B(arrow8), Yerkes Observatory,
Williams Bay, Wis. Astronomy, Kingsville,
Ohio, Aug. 12, 64. A.B, Bochester, 89; fellow,
Chicago, 93-95. Principal, Middlebury Acad,
89-91; science teacher, high sch, Palmyra, N.
Y, 91-92; seo'y, Yerkes Observatory, 00-, asst.
prof, astrophys, Chicago, 14- A.A; Astron. Soc.
Stellar radial velocities; spectroscopic binary
stars.

Barringer, Daniel Morean, Beal Estate Trust
Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Geology. Baleigh,
N. C, May 25, 60. A.B, A.M, Princeton, 79;
LL.B, Pennsylvania, 82; Harvard, 89-90; Vir-
ginia, 91. Practising lawyer, Phila, 82-89; con-
sulting geologist and mining engineer, 91^
Trustee, Jefferson Med. Col, Phila. A.A; Min.
Eng; Am. Iron and Steel Inst; Min. and Metal.
Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Phila. Acad; Harvard
Eng. Soc; Princeton Eng. Soc; Phila. Zool. Soc;
Franklin Inst. Mines and mining in the United
States; minerals of commercial value; origin of
Meteor Crater, Arizona.

Barringer, L(awrenc6) Edigene), 108 Lenox
Boad, Schenectady, N. Y. Ceramics, Washing-

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39

ton, D. C, March 1, 76. E.M, Ohio State.
Chemifit, Columbua Brick and Terra Cotta Co,
00-02; Gen, Elee, Co, 02-09, engineer of ineulO'
tione, 09" Silver medal, Panama-Pacific Expos,
15. Ceramic Soe. (pres, 16) ; Chem. Soc. Elec-
trical insulating wares; brick; kilns.

Barron, laaonard, (harden City, L. I, N. Y. Horti-
euliure. Chiswick, England, Sept 29, 68. Birk-
beck Inst, London; eardens, Bojal Hort. Soc,
England. Asst. ed, 'Gardeners' Clironicle,' Lon-
don, 85-94; ed, 'Am. Qardeninff,' W-04; 'Gar-
den Magaeine,' N. Y, OS- Sec'y, Int. Conf. on
Plant Breeding, New York, 02; Int. Conf. Plant
Hardiness, New York, 07. A.A; Soc. Hort.
Sci; Am. Inst; N. Y. Hort. Soc. (sec'y, 98-
09). Adaptation of plants to ornamental gar-
dening; methods of horticulture.

Barxon, Prof. Moaes^ 503 Seventh St, S. E, Minne-
apolis, Minn. Bathology. Kovno, Bussla, Nov.
8, 83. B.S, Minnesota, 10, M.D, 11. Demon-
strator path, and baeter, Minneeota, 12-18, instr.
path, 13-16, aui. prof, IS- Director, path, lab,
City Hosp, Minneapolis, 13-14; City and Co.
Hosp, St. Paul, 14-17; lieut, capt. and major,
M.C, 17-19. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Minn. Path. Soc. Bacteriology; tu-
mors.

Barrowi^ Dr. Albert L(lo7d), National Besearch
Council, Washington, D. C. Zoology, Nord-
hoff, Calif MaylS, 88. B.S, Pomona, 06; Cor-
nell, 06-07; fellow, California, 11-12, M.S, 12,
Ph.D, 17. Teacher science, Cavite Hig^ Sch,
Cavite, P. I, 07-10; asst. zool, California, 12-
14, instr, 14-19; eee'y, dio, states and eduo, re-
latUms, if at. Besearch CowneQ, 19- Mem. seien-
tillc staff, 'Albatross,' 08-09. A.A. (sec'y,
Pacific div, 14-17); Paleont. Soc; Calif. Acad.
Marine protoeoa; marine rock and wood-boring
moUnsks.

Barrows, Prof. Harlan H, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HL Geography. Armada, Mich, 77.
B.S, Chicago, 03; hon. Pd.M, Mich. Nor. Col,
12. Asst. geol, Chicago, 03-07, instr. geol. and
geog, 07-08, asst prof, 08-10, assoc. prof, geog,
10-14, prof, 14r-19, head of dept, 19- Ass.
^i^^' (▼• pros, 20). Historical geography;
geography of middle Illinois valley.

BarrowB, Prof. H(arold) K(ilbritli), 6 Beacon
St, Boston, Mass. Bydravlie engineering. Mel-
rose, Mass, Nov. 9| 73. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
95. Asst. and assoc. prof, dvil eng, Vermont,
01-04; district engineer, IT. S. QeoL Surv, 04-
09; eoneulting engineer, 07-; assoc. prof, hy-
draulic eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09- Civil Eng;
Eng. Edue; Am. Water Works Ass; New Eng.
Water Works Ass ; Boston Soc Civil Eng. Water
X»ower.

Barrows, Prof. Walter B(ndford), Agricultural
College, East Lansing, Mich. Zoology. Wel-
leeley Hills, Mass, Jan. 10, 55. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 76. Instr. chem. and physics, Col.
Nacional, Argentina, 79-81; science, State Nor.
8eh, Westfield, Mass, 81-82; biol, Wesleyan,
8^-86; first asst. omitholo^, U. 6. Dept
Agr, 86-M; prof. eool. and physiol, Mich. Agr.
Col, 94- Entomologist, Mich. Ezp. Sta, 97-98.
A.A; fel. Omith. Union; Soc. Mammal; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Mich. Acad, (sec'y, 96-01, pres,
05) . Migration and economic relations of b&ds ;

interrelations of birds and insects; local (Mich.)
bird population and the causes of fiuctuation.

Barrows, Prof. W(illiam) B(dwaxd), Jr, 36

Myrtle St, Orono, Maine. Electrical engineering.
Ludlow, Yt, Feb. 20, 78. B.8, Maine, 02, E.E,
08. Student engineer. Gen. Elee. Co, 02-04;
instr. elee, eng, Pennsylvania, 04-06; asst prof,
Armour, 06-12; prof, Maine, 1$- Elee Eng;
lUum. Eng. Soc; Eng. Educ; Nat. Elee. Light
Ass. Light; photometry; illumination.

Barrows, Prof. William Morton, State University,
Columbus, Ohio. Zoology, Rochester, N. Y,
April 7, 83. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 03; Harvard,
05, M.S, 06, ScD, 20. Teacher science, N. Man-
chester, Ind, 06-07; instr. booI, N. H. Col, 07-
09; asst. prof, Ohio State, 09- A.A; Soc. Zool;
Ecol. Soc. Beactions of Drosophila to odorous
substances; reactions of spiders to vibrations of
web; color in cocker-spaniels; spiders of Ohio.

Barms^ Prof. M(ortLer) F(raiiklin), Forest Home
Drive, Ithaca, N. Y. Plant pathology. Forest-
ville, N. Y, March 17, 79. A.B, Wabash, 08;
Ph.D, Cornell, 11. Asst. bot, Wabash, 07-08;
plant path, ComeU, 08-10, instr, 10-11, asst.
prof, 11-14, prof, 14- A.A; Phytopath. Boc
Bean diseases; varietal resistance of beans to
anthraenose; potato diseases.

Barry, Prof. Frederick, 880 181st St, New York,
N. Y. CherMstry. Lynn, Mass, Feb. 13, 76.
A3, Harvard. 97, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 11. Besearch,
asst. chem, Oamegie Institution, 11-12; instr,
Columbia, 12-18; asti. prof, N. Y. Univ, 18-
' Lecturer hist of science, Columbia, 18-19. A.A ;
Chem. 86c. Chemical energetics; calorimetry;
thermochemistry.

Barss, Prof. A(ld«ii) FCorrest), University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can. "Eo/rti
cvXtMre. Hoosick, N. Y, March 29, 88. A.B
Boehester, 10; BJ3.A, Cornell, 12; M.S, Oregon
Col, 14. Besearch asst. hort, Oregon Col, 14-17
asst prof, pomol, 17-18 ; aseoc. prof, hort, Brit
ish Columbia, 18- A. A; Soc Hort. fitei.

Barss, Prof. H(oward) Pdiillips), Oregon Agri
cultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Blant pa
thology. Victoria, B. C, April 20, 85. A.B
Boehester, 07; M.S, Harvard, 09. Austin teach
ing fellow. Harvard, 09-10; instr. bot. and asst
plant path. Wash. State, 10-12; asst. plant pa
thologist, Oregon Exp. Sta, 12-14, assoc pathol
ogist, 14-15, prof, and hetid, hot, a/nd plant path
dept, Oregon Col, IS- A.A; Bot Soc; Phyto
path. Soc. (mem. board of editors, 18); Ass
Prof; New Eng. Bot. Club; West. Soc. Nat
Bacterial diseases of stone fruits.

Barss, Dr. WUUam Baymond, Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Physios.
New Germany, N. S, Feb. 15, 85. B.S, Acadia,
07; A.B, Yale, 09, Sloane fellow, 10-12, Ph.D,
12. Asst. physics, Yale, 09-12; instr. Mass,
Inst. Tech, It- Physical Soc Measurements of
radioeativity by means of alpha rays; ionisa-
tion by collision in gases and vapors.

Bartell, Prof. TQoT^) B(axl), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemistry. Con-
cord, Mich, June 16, 83. AJB, Albion, 05; A.M,
Michigan, 08, Ph.D, 10. Assoc prof, chem,
Simpson, 05-07; instr. gen. and physical chem,
Michigan, 10-16, asst. prof, physioat chem, 16-

40

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

18, a83oc, prof, 18- Research ehemist, nitrate
div, O. D, 17-18. Oiem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
Permeability of membranes and osmotie pres-
sure; electroehemistrj; methods of analysis;
colloids; surface tension.

Bartelmez, Dr. George W(iUiam), University of
Chicago, Chicago, HL Anatomy, New York, N.
Y, March 23, 85. B.8, N. Y. Univ, 06; fellow,
Chicago, 07-10, Ph.D, 10. Asst. biol, N. Y.
Univ, 0^07; instr. anat, Chicago, 10-19, assoc.
prof, 19- Ass. Anat ; Soc. Zool. Early ayian de-
velopment; morphology of ichthyopsidan brain.

Bartb, Oarl a(eorge) L(aiige), 10 S. 18th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical engineering, Chris-
tiania, Norway, Feb. 28, 60. Orad^ Horten's
Tech. Sch, Norway, 77. Draftsman and later
chief designer, Wm. Sellers and Co, Phila, 81-
95; chief draftsman and engineer, Rankin and
Fritz Foundry and Machine Co, St. Lonis, 95-
97; prof, applied mech. Int. Correspondence
Schools, 97-99; shop engineer, Bethlehem Steel
Co, 99-02; conetUting mechanical engineer, Ot-
A.A; Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; Phila. Eng.
Clnb; Buffalo Eng. Club. Theoretical and ap-
plied mechanics; strength of columns; transmis-
sion of power by leather belting; art of cutting
metals; mathematical approximations; mathe-
matics of graded income tax.

Bartholomew, Prof. 0(yni8) E(dgar), 1608 Ave.
G, Miami, Fla. Entomology, Wellsville, Ohio,
Dec. 24, 77. B.S, Iowa State, 04, M.S, 06.
Instr. entom, Iowa State, 04-09, asst. prof, 09-
11, assoc. prof, 11-16; specialist, apiculture,
Tennessee, 16-17; Colorado, Utah, Wyoming,
18; aset, to plant commissioner, Fla, 19- A.A;
Entom. Soc; awoc. Ass. Econ. Entom.

Bartholomew, Prof. E(ll>drt) T(homM), School
of Tropical Agriculture, Riverside, Calif. Botany,
Stockton, Eans, Oct. 18, 78. A.B, Kans. State
Nor. Sch, 09; fellow, Wisconsin, 10-11, Ph.D,
14. Asst. prof, hot, Kans. State Nor. Sch, 09-
10; instr, Wisconsin, 11-15, asst. prof, 15-20;
research prof, plant path, sch, irop, agr, Cali-
fornia, to- Acting instr. bot, Stanford, 18.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Acad.
Apple and cedar rusts; diastase in certain red
algae; black heart in potatoes; cytology of cer-
tain rusts.

Bartholomew, Iffrs. L(acille) K(eeiie), Citrus Ex-
periment Station, Riverside, Calif. Tlant pathol-
ogy, St. Louis, Mo, July 23, 88. B.S^Missouri,
09, A.B, 10, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 16; fellow, Wiseonain,
13-14. Asst. bot. Missouri, 10-13, instr, 14-16 ;
asst, pathologist cereal disease investigations,
hur, plant indust, U, 8, Dept, Agr, Qytology of
fungi; cereal diseases; smuts.

Bartlett, Prof. 0(harl6a) J(08eph), 183 Bishop St,
New Haven, Conn. Internal medicine, Sutton,
Vt, Dec. 18, 64. A.B, Yale, 92, A.M, 94, MJ), 95.
Asst. and instr. path, Yale, 95-97, asst. prof,
97-00, prof, 00-17; director, laboratories, Conn,
Dept, Health, 17- Pathologist, New Haven
Hosp, 00-17. A.A; Ass. Immunol; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Path. Soc; Conn. Acad.

Bartlett, Prof. Dana P(regeott), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Mathefnatics, Boston, Mass, Oct. 4, 63. BjB,

Mass. Inst. Tech, 86; Munich, 03-04. Instr.
math, Mass, Inst. Tech, 86-92, asst. prof, 92-
98, assoc. prof, 98-05, prof, OS- Asst, Harvard
Col. Observatory, 87. Math. Soc; Math. Verein.
Method of least squares.

Bartlett, Prof. Edward PCayson), Pomona Col-
lege, Claremont, Calif. Physical chemistry,
Beldiertown, Mass, Oct. 17, 84. A.B, Dartmouth,
08; A.M, Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 15. Teacher sci-
ence, Blees Mil. Acad, 08-09; instr. chem,
Pomona, 09-11; Austin teaching fellow. Har-
vard, 11-13; asst. prof, Pomona, 14-19, assoc,
prof, 19-, acting dean, 1^18. Capt, U.S.A, 18-
19. Chem. Soc. Piezo-chemistry.

Bartlett, Prof. Edwin Joliiis, Hanover, N. H.
Chemistry. Hudson, Ohio, Feb. 16, 51. A.B,
Dartmouth, 72, A.M, Sc.D, 18; M.D, Rush Med.
Col. 79. Instr. sciences, Monson Acad, Mass,
72-73; high sch, Glencoe, 111/ 74-75; Lake For-
est Acad, 76-78; assoc. prof, chem, Dartmouth,
78-83, prof, 83-20; retired, 20. A.A; Chem.
Soc; N. H. Acad. Toxicology.

Bartlett, a(eorge) M(iller), 2533 College Ave,
Indianapolis, Ind. Mechanical engineering,
Chicago, 111, Aug. 5, 73. B.S, Amherst, 01,
A.M, 04. Instr. physics and math. Case, 01-03 ;
mechanism and descrip. geom, Michigan, 03-10;
chief engineer. Diamond Chain and Mfg, Co,
Indianapolis, Ind, 10- A. A; Mech. Eng; Heat
Treaters Soc Descriptive geometry; ^e kine-
matics of machines; universal shaft couplings;
the skew bevel gear; the four-bar linkage.

Bartlett, Prof. Hazley Harriji, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. *Botany, Ana-
conda, Mont, Mareh 9, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08.
Asst, Gray Herbarium, Harvard, 05-08; chem.
biologist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
09-15; asst. prof, bot, Michigan, 15-17; botan-
ist, Hollandseh-Amerikaansche Plantage Maats-
chappij, Sumatra, 18; assoc, prof, hot, and
director, dept, hot, gardens and arboretum,
Mich^an, 19- Mem. Nat. Research Council.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 15-17, v.
pres, 19); Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; New Eng.
Bot. Club; Wash. Acad'; Wash. Bot. Soc. (treas,
13); Wash. Biol. Soc. Oenothera; plant pig-
ments; plant nutrition.

Bartley, Dr. EQias) H(ndaoii), 65 8. Portland
Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Pediatrics, Chemistry,
Bartley, N. J, Dec. 6, 49. B.S, Cornell, 73 ; M.D,
Long IsL CoL Hosp, 79; hon. Ph.G, Brooklyn
Col. Pharmacy, 96. Instr. chem, Cornell, 74-
76; prof, Swarthmore, 75-78; chief chemist.
Health Dept, Brooklyn, 8^88; prof, chem, and
toxical, L, I, Col, Eosp, 86-, pediatrics, 01-; dean
and prof. org. chem, Brooklyn Col. Pharmacy,
92-02. Mem. Kings Co. Board of Pharmacy,
91-98; mem. committee of revision, U. S. Phar-
macopeia, 10- A. A; Col. Physicians (v, pres) ;
Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Pharmaceut. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; Brooklyn
Pediat. Soc; Brooklyn Path. Soc. Food chem-
istry; clinical chemistry; infant feeding.

Barton, a(eorgo) ECstes), 227 Pine St, MUlville,
N. J. Chemistry, Worthington, Mass, May 9,
71. B.S, Worcester, 91; M.S, George Washing-
ton, 95. Asst. chemist. Naval Torpedo Sta,
Newport, R. I, 91-92; chemist, Aetna Powder
Co, Chicago, 92-94; chief chemist, Whitall

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41

Tatum COf 96- Formerly assoe. ed, *Jour. In-
dust. and Eng. Chem ' ; aset. ed. ' Ohexn. Abstract 8« '
A.A; Chem. 8oc; Chem. Eng; Soc. Chem. Indnst;
Ceramie 8oe; Soe. de Chim. indust. Explosives;
glycerine; glass; graduated chemical glassware;
glass manufacture.

Barton, Prof. Qeo(rgo) H(iixit), 89 Trowbridge
8t, Cambridge, Mass. Geology. Sudbury, Mass,
July 8, 52. B.Sy Mass. Inst. Tech, 80. Asst.
drawing, Mass. Inst. Tech, 80-81 ; asst, Hawaiian
Govt. Geol. Surv, 81-83; asst. geol, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 83; asst. geologist, XT. 8^ Geol. Surv, 89-
94; asst. prof, geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96-04;
director, Teachers Soh. of Science, OB- Lecturer
geol, Boston, 96-04, 16-17; past pres, Chil-
dren's Museum, Boston. A. A; Geol. Soc; Am.
Acad; Forestry Ass; Appalachian Mt. Club
(past pres); Arctic Club; Am. Alpine Club;
Boston Sci. Soc. (past pres) ; Harvard Travel-
lers Club; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Glacial geol-
ogy; dynamic and structural geology; lithology;
distribution and origin of drumlins in Massa-
chusetts.

Barton, Dr. Jamas M(oore), Atlantic City, N. J.
Surgery. Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 16, 46. A.M,
Jefferson Med. Col, 65, M.D, 68. Ees. physi-
cian. Episcopal Hosp, 68-69; asst. to Prof. S.
D. Gross, and surgeon, Charity Hosp, 69-79;
surgeon and prof. din. surg, Jefferson Med.
Col, 79-00. Lecturer ox>erative surg, Phila. Sch.
Anat, 77-82; surgeon, German Hosp, 79-86;
Phila. Hosp, 90-00. Surg. Ass.

Barton, Balph M(artin), 67 Boston Ave, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. MaihematicB, Newport, N.
H, July 21, 75. A.B, Dartmouth, 04; Harvard,
07-08; Chicago, 10-12. Instr. math, Dartmouth,
03-08; asst. prof, 08-13; prof. New Mexico, 13-
14; Lombard, 14-16, dean and acting pres, 15-
16; instr. math, Miniicsota, 16-19, oMt, prof,
19- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo.

Barton, Prof. Samn^ a(oodwin), 26 N. MUUck
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Astronomy, Ivyland, Pa,
Jan. 1, 82. A.B, Temple, 03; fellow, Pennsyl-
%Tinia, 05-06, Ph.D, 06, research fellow, 06-07.
Prof, math, Clarkson Mem. CoL Tech, 07-11;
asst. prof, math, Swarthmore, 11-13; instr.
astron, Pennsylvania, 13-14, asst, prof, 14-
Asst, IT. S. Naval Observatory, summers, 07, 08,
11; director, U. 8. Shipping Board Navig. Sch,
17-19. A. A; Astron. Soc Secular perturba-
tions; orbits of asteroids; star positions.

Barton, Dr 8am(ne)l M(acz), Sewanee, Tenn.
Mathematics, Near Winchester, Va, May 9, 59.
A.B, Virginia, 83, Ph.D, 85; fellow by eourtesy,
Hopkins, 93-94. Prof, math, Emory and Henry,
85-93; math, and civil eng, Va. Col, 94-95;
prof. math, and acting prof, civil eng, Univ, of
the South, 95-09, prof, pure math, 08- A.A;
Math. Soc; Tenn. Acad. (v. pres, 16). Theory
of equations; plane surveying.

Barton, Prof. WUfted M(a8on), 1730 Connecticut
Ave, Washington, D. C. Medicine, Washington,
July 16, 71. MJ>, Georgetown, 92. Prof, thera-
peut. and pharmacol, Oeorgetowt^, 06-14, assoc,
prof, med, 14- Attending physician, (George-
town Univ. and Washington Asylum Hospitals.
D. C. Med. Soc. (pres, 11); Wash. Acad. In-

ternal medicine; pharmacology; medical termi-
nology.

Bartow, Prof. Edward, University of Iowa, Iowa
City, Iowa. ^Chemistry, Glenham, N. Y, Jan.
12, 70. A.B, Williams, 92; Ph.D, Gottingen,
95. Asst. chem, Williams, 92-94, instr, 95-97;
Kansas, 97-99, assoc. prof, 99-05; prof, Kansas
City Med. Col, 02-05; assoc. prof, Illinois, 05-
06, prof, 06-20; Iowa, and head of dept, SO-
Director, 111. State Water Surv, 05-17, chief,
17-20; acting assoc. prof, chem, Kansas, 97;
mem. Commission on Coal Mine Explosions in
Kansas ; Lake Mich. Water Commission. Major,
Sanit. C, 18, lieut. col, 19. A. A; Chem. Soc;
Chem. Eng; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Water Works
Ass; HI. Soc Eng. and Surv; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. (v. pres, 20) ; 111. Acad; HI. Water
Supply Ass. (sec'y-treas) ; Kans. Acad. (v. pres,
02, pres, 04) ; Soc de Chim. indust. Crystals of
white arsenic; formation of amids in anhydrous
ammonia^ derivatives of m-isocymene; synthet-
ical preparation of quinolin derivatives; E^ansas
petroleum; water supplies of southeastern Kan-
sas; derivatives of m-ethylteluene ; water analy-
sis and treatment; activated sludge method of
sewage treatment.

Bartsch, Prof. Pavl, Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D. C *Biology, Tuntschendorf,
Germany, Aug. 14, 71. B.S, Iowa, 96, M.S, 99,
PhJ>, 05. Aid, div. mollusks, U, 8, Nat, Mu-
seum, 96-05, asst. curator, 05-14, curator, div,
marine invertebrates, OS-; prof, eool, George
Washington, 99-; director, histol, and physiol,
laboratories, med, dept, Howard, 01- Assoc ed,
'The Osprey,' 00-; Smithsonian representative,
'Albatross' exped. to the Philippines, 07-10;
mem. Bur. fisheries ezped. to Lower Calif, 11;
mem. Smithsonian Inst, expeditions to Cuba,
Haiti, the Bahamas and Pla; assoe. breeding of
terrestrial mollusks, Carnegie Institution; dele-
gate, Pan-Am. Scientific Cong, Washington, D.
C, 16; delegate, first Pan-Pacific Cong, 20.
A.A; mem. Omith. Union; Geol. Soc; Ecol.
Soc; Paleont. Soc; Ass. Geog; Ass. Anat; Hu-
mane Educ. Soc. (pres) ; Malacol. Ass ; Agassiz
Ass; Soc. Helminthol; Wild Flower Preserva-
tion Soc. (pres) ; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; ^Jonchol. Soc.
Gt. Britain and Ireland; Malacozool. Gesell.
Mollusks; birds.

Baruch, Dr. Simon, 51 W. 70th St, New York, N.
Y. Medicisie, Schwersenz, Poland, July 29,
40. Boyal Gymnasium, Posen, Poland; M.D,
Med. Cbl. of Va, 62. Surgeon, Confed. States
Army, 62-65; attending and consulting physi-
cian, J. Hood Wright Hosp, 81-20; prof, hydro-
therapy, Columbia, 07-13; attending and con-
sulting physician. Sea View and Bellevue Bos-
pitals, 10- Medal, Paris Expos, 00; La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04. Chairman, S. C. State Board
Health, 80. Ass. Prom. Hygiene and Pub. Baths
(pres, 12-15) ; 8. C. Med. Ass. (pres, 74) ; hon.
mem. Verein Volksbaeder. Physical therax)eu-
tics; hydrotherapy; perforating appendicitis.

Bams, Prof. Oarl, SO Elmgrove Ave, Providence,
R. I. •Physics. Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 19, 56.
Sch. of mines, Columbia, 74-76; Wfirzburg, 76-
80, Ph.D, 79; LKD, Brown, 07; Clark, 09.
Physicist, U. S. Geol, Surv, 80-92; prof, U. 8.

42

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Weather Bor^ &2-03; physicist, Smithsonian
Inst, 93-95; Haaard prof, physios, Brown, 95-,
dean, grad. dept, OS- Asst. to Prof. Kohlrausch,
Wilrzburg, 79-80; mem. eouncil, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 02. Bmnford medal, 00. Int. Cong.
Badiol, 05, 10 (mem. eomit6 dlionnear). Nat.
Acad; A. A. (y. pres, 97); Physical Soc. (pres,

05, 06) ; Philos. Soo; Ass. Prof. (mem. council,
18-); Am. Acad; cor. mem. British Ass; hon.
mem. Royal Inst. Magnetism; iron carburets;
high temperatures; high pressures; thermody-
namics; physical geology; atmospheric conden-
sation; ienization; ionization and nudeation of
gases and the atmosphere; interf erometry ;
measurement of 'g.'

Bascom, Dr. FQorenee), Bryn Mawr, Pa. *Ge6l-
ogy, Williamstown, Mass. A.B, B.L, Wiscon-
sin, 82, B.8, 84, A.M, 87; Ph.D, Hopkins, 93.
Instr. geol. and petrog, Ohio State, 93-95;
lecturer and assoc. prof, geol, Bryn Mawr, 95-

06, prof, 06- Assoc, ed, *Am. Geologist,' 96-;
geol. asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 9^01, asst. geol-
ogist, 01-09, geologist, 09- A.A; Geol. Soc;
Min. and MetaL Soc; Seismol. Soc; Min. Eng;
Am. Geog. Soc; Wash. Acad; Phila. Geog. Soc;
Phila. Acad. Ancient lavas and the crystalline
schists; geology of eastern Pennsylvania; pe-
trography of the Neponset area, Boston basin;
Philadelphia and Trenton geologic folios; geo-
logic folios of the Pennsylvania Piedmont prov-
ince.

Base, Dr. Daniel, 3905 Alto Ave, Baltimore,
Md. Chemistry. Baltimore, Sept. 6, 69. Grad,
Baltimore City Col, 88 ; A.B, Hopkins, 91, Ph J),
95. Prof. chem. and plant histol, Md. Col.
Pharm, 95-20; assoc prof, chem, Col. Physicians
and Surg, Baltimore, 00-04; prof. anal, chem,
Maryland, 04-10; ohemist, Eynson, Westooti
and Dunning, A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaeeut.
Ass.

Baskerrille, Prof. Obarlea, College of the City of
New York, New York, N. Y. •Chemisiry.
Deer Brook, Miss, June 18, 70. Mississippi,
86-87; Virginia, 88-90; Vanderbilt, 91: M,
North Carolina, 92, Ph.D, 94; Berlin, 93. Asst.
ohem. North Carolina, 92, instr, 94, asst. prof,
95-98, assoc prof, 98-00, prof, and director,
ohem, lab, 00-04; Col. City of N. Y, 04- Aset.
to state geologist, N. C, 92-94; asst. chemist,
N. C. Geol. Surv, 94-00, chemist, 00-04. Long-
streth prize, Franklin Inst, 12. U. 8. delegate.
Int. C6ng. Applied Chem, London, 09 (chair-
man, sect. anaL chem). A.A. (sec'y, C, 98, gen.
sec'y, 00, v. pres, 03): Chem. Soc. (chairman,
N. C. and N. Y. sections); Electrochem. Soc.
(chairman, N. Y. sect); Soc Chem. Indust;
Chem. Eng; Wash. Acad; N. C. Acad, (pres);
N. Y. Acad. (v. pros, 13) ; N. Y. Chemists Club
(sec'y); fel. London Chem. Soc. Bare earths,
especially zirconium, thorium and praeseody-
mium ; reaction of metals with concentrated sul-
phuric acid; universal distribution of certain
elements, as titanium; analysis of titaniferous
iron ores; existence of carolinium; new salts of
rare earth; atomic weight of thorium and prae-
seodymium; lanthanates, neodymates, praeseo-
dymates and lanthanalums ; thorates; variability
of preparations; injury to vegetation caused by
noxious gases; oil shales of Canada; ethyl ether;

chemistry of anesthetics; wood alcohol; oil-ether
colonicanesthesia ; refining vegetable and animal
oils; recovering paper; solvents for phosgene;
oil-ethyl chlorid mixture; chlorin as preventive
for influenza; occupational diseases in ehemical
industries.

BaBQniii, Dr. OUn H(aii80ii), 225 Kedzie St,
Evanston, 111. *Physics, Dows, Iowa, Jan. 30,
69. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 92; A.B, Harvard, 94;
A.M, Northwestern, 95, PhJ>, 01. Chief engi-
neer, Luxfer Prism Companies, 97-00; assoc.
prof, physics. Northwestern, 01-09, prof, applied
mechanics, 09- Eng. Educ; Soc. Automotive
Eng; West. Soc. Eng. Distribution of daylight;
arc spectrum of hydrogen; steam meter; direc-
tion of stress in beams; endurance tests; shear-
ing tests; columns under eccentric loads.

Bass, Prof. 0(hArl«a) 0(a8Mdy), 1216 Broadway,
New Orleans, La. ^Medicine, Gbrley, Miss,
Jan. 29, 75. M.D, Tnlane, 99. Instr. med,
TiOane, 05-07, lab. clin. med, 07-09, director,
09-14, prof, exp. med. It-, director, lab, din,
and trop, med, 14- Head, Tulane ezped. for
study of malaria, 12-; chairman, commission for
study of malaria, 6. Med. Ass, 13. A.A; Am.
Med. Ass. (mem. committee on scientific re-
searches, 13); Am. Physicians; Soc. Bact; Soc.
Trop. Med; Soc Clin. Invest; Micros. Soc; New
Orleans Acad. Hookworm; pellagra; typhoid
fever; malaria; pyorrhea alveolaris; laboratory
methods.

Ban, OoL Bdgar WCales), U. S. A. (retired). Bar
Harbor, Maine Mathematics, Astronomy,
Prairie du Chien, Wis, Oct. 30, 43. Grad, XJ. S.
Mil. Acad, 68. Officer, corps of eng^eers,
U.S.A, 68-78; prof, math, U. S. MiL Acad, 78-
98; col, retired, 98. XJ. 8. VoL Army, 62-64;
instr. philos, U. S. MiL Acad, 69-74, 76-78;
asst. astronomer, U. B, transit of Venus exped.
to New Zealand, 74-75; solar eclipse exped. to
Colo, 78. A. A; Math. Soc; Archeol. Inst; Mil.
Order Loyal Legion. Trigonometry; differential
calculus.

Basi^ Prof, rredarle (Herbert), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Engineering,
Hyde Park, Mass, June 19, 75. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 01. Elig. asst. Metropolitan Water Works
of Mass, 96-99, 01; engineer and director, eng.
div, Minn. State Board of Health, 06-15; pr^,
munie, and sanii, eng, Minnesota, 11- Cbnsult-
ing engineer. League of Minn. Municipalities.
Civil Eng; Pub. Health Ass; Water Works Ass.

Basset, Dr. GCardner) Odieney), Reed College,
Portland, Oregon. Psychology, Boston, Mass,
June 17, 73. A.B, Clark, 11; fellow, Hopkins,
12-13, PhJ), 13. Bes. investigator, psychol. and
neur, sta. for exp. evolution, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 13-14; prof, psychol, Pittsburgh, 14-19;
asst. prof, Stanford, 19-20; prof. Seed, BO-
A.A; Psychol. Ass; Soc. Zool; Eugenics Be-
search Ass. Neurology; eugenics.

Bassett, Dr. V(ictor) H(iigo), 402 Henry St, East
Savannah, Ga. Pathology, Aledo, HI, May 7,
71. A.B, Knox, 96; M.D^ Hopkins, 03, fel-
low, 04-05. Asst. chem, Wisconsin, 9^98, asst.
bacteriology, Exp. Sta, 98-99; instr. lActer,
Northwestern, 03-04; prof, path, Wisconsin Ool.
Physicians and Surg, 05-06; asst. prof, Mar-
quette, 07-08; eity bacteriologist, Savannah, Ga,

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43

08- Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Path. Soc Dysen-
tery; the milk supply of Baltimore; lewage;
intestinal obstruction; splenic anemia; duodenal
diyertieiila; accessory pancreas.

Baasett, W(llllam) H(astlngs), Cheshire, Conn.
Metallurgy, New Bedford, Mass, March 7, 68.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech. Chemist and later
supt, Pope's Isl. Mfg. Corp, 91-95; teadier
chem, Swain Free Sch, 95-00; chemist, N. J.
Zinc Co, 00-02: Coe Brass Mfg. Co, 02-03;
tech, supt, Am. Brass Co, 19- A. A; Min. Eng;
Chem. Eng; Inst. Metals (v. pres, 12-15); Soc.
Test. Mat. (chairman, committee on metallog-
^^V^y^f Chem. Soc; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. (mem.
copper committee); British Inst. Metals; Lon-
don Soc Chem. Indust. Alloys; relation be-
tween properties and treatment of metals and
alloys.

Baaaler, Prof. B(ay) 8(mltli), XT. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. * Geology, Philadel-
phia, Pa, July 22 78. A.B, Cincinnati, 02;
M.8, George Washington, 03, Ph.D, 05. Asst.
curator stratig. paleont, V, 8. Nat. Musewn,
03-07, curator, 07-; asst. prof, and later prof,
geol, George Washington, 04- A. A; Geol. Soc;
Paleont. Soc. (sec'y, 10-); Wash. Acad; Wash.
€^1. Soc Ordovician and Silurian stratigraphy
and paleontology; fossil Bryozoa and Ostracoda.

I, Dr. Peter, 1031 Michigan Ave, Evanston,
IlL Neurology, Drammen, Norway, May 18,
74. B.S, Christiania, Norway, 92; M.D, Col
Physicians and Surg, Chicago, 97. Assoc, prof
nervous and menttU diseases, Bush Med. Col
Neurologist, Presby. Hosp, Chicago, 07- A.A
Neur. Abs; Chicago Med, Path, and Neur<
Societies. Gigantism; leontiasis ossea; blasto
mycosis; poliomyelitis; caisson disease; en
cephalitis.

Bastiii, Dr. Edson Sdmderland), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. *Geology. Chicago, 111,
Dec. 10, 78. A.B, Michigan, 02; M.S, Chicago,
03, Ph.D, 09. Geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 05-
20; prof. eoon. geol, Chicago, 19- Geol. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soc. (sec'y, 10); Inst. Min. and
Metal. Peat deposits of Maine; chemical com-
position as a criterion in identifying metamor-
phosed sediments; geology of Rockland and
Eastport quadrangles, Maine ; origin of graphite
deposits; genesis of the ores of Tonopah, Ne-
vada; silver ores of Cobalt, Ontario; metallic
minerals as precipitants of gold and silver; eco-
nomic geology of Giffin County, Colo; geology
of Braden Copper Mine, Chili.

Batchelder, Charles Foster, 7 Kirkland St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Ornithology, Cambridge, July
20, 56. A.B, Harvard, 78, C.E, 82. A.A; fel.
Oniith. Union (past pres) ; Soc. Mammal.

Batdielder, Dr. P(aiil) M(a8on), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Mathematics. Portsmouth,
N. H, Jan. 10, 86. A.B, Dartmouth, 08; A.M,
Princeton, 10; Ph.D, Harvard, 16. Instr. math.
Northwestern, 13-15; Texas, 16- Difference
equations.

Batehidler, Prof. J(aiiie8) HCervey), 963 Adams
St, CorvaUis, Oregon. Mining engineering,
Boston, Mass, Dec. 10, 78. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 00. Mining engineer and metallurgist;

assoc. prof, min, eng, Oregon Sch. Mines. Min.
and Metal. Eng. «

Batchelor, Dr. L(eon) D(exter), Citrus Experi-
ment Station, Riverside, Calif. Agriculture. Up-
ton, Mass, May 8, 84. BJ3, N. H. Col, 07; Ph.D,
Cornell, 11. Instr. hort, Cornell, 07-10; horti-
culturist, Utah Col, 10-15; prof, plant breeding,
California, 15-19, orchard management, 19-
Mem. Utah Agr. Commission, 10-15. Soc Hort.
Sci. Orchard management; variation and yield
of fruit trees; field trials; irrigation.

Bateman, Prof. Alan M(ara), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Geology, Toronto, Ont.
B.A, B.S, Queen's (Can), 10; Ph.D, Yale, 13.
Mining and field geologist, 05-10; asst. geolo-
gist. Can. Greol. Surv, 11-12, geologist, secondary
enrichment investigation, 13-15; instr. geol,
Yale, 15-16, asst, prof, 16- Consulting geolo-
gist, Kennecott Copper Corp; ed, 'Jour. Econ.
Geol.' A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Can. Min.
Inst. Economic geology; ore deposits; ore for-
mation.

Bateman, Prof. H(arr7), California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena, Calif. ^Mathematics.
Manchester, England, May 29, 82. Trinity Col,
Cambridge, 00-05, fellow, 05-11; Gottingen and
Paris, 05-06; Ph.D, Hopkins, 13, Johnston
scholar, 12-15. Lecturer, Liverpool, 06-07;
reader math, physics, Manchester, 07-10; lec-
turer math, Bryn Mawr, 10-12 ; Hopldns, 15-17 ;
prof, aemoaut, research and math, physics,
Calif. Inst. Tech, 17- Smith's prise, Cambridge,
England, 05. Physical Soc; Math. 9oc; British
Ass; London Math. Soc. €feometry; mathemat-
ical physics; definite integrals; partial differen-
tial and integral equations; functions of
Legendre and Vessel; electromagnetism ; theory

^of relativity; dynamical meteorology; prob-
ability; seismology; sound.

Bateman, Prof. W(illlain) a(eorge), University
of Montana, Missoula, Mont. Chemistry, Salt
Lake City, Utah, April 1, 83. A.B, Stanford,
07, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Yale, 16. Asst. and instr.
chem, Stanford, 05-10; prof, Pei Yang Univ,
Tientsin, 10-12; prof, Montana, It- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Physical Soc. Toxicity of thallium
salts; copper in plants and soils of smelter re-
gions; salts of the halogen acids; development
of speech in children.

U. S. Forest Service,

Forestry, Topeka,

Nebraska, 07. Forest

later silvioulturist, U,

A.A; Soc. Foresters

17, 19); Ecol. Soc.

Bates, OCarlos) a(laiier),

Colorado Springs, Colo.
Kans, Oct. 14, 85. B.S,
asst, forest examiner and
8. Forest 8ervice, 07-
(chairman, Denver sect.
Forest ecology.

Bates, Prof. O(liiitoii) a (wen), Coe College,
Cedar Rapids, Iowa. Chemistry. Cane HHl,
Ark, June 4, 58. A,B, Arkansas, 83; Michigan,
S5-S6; hon. Ph.D, Coe, 94. Principal, prep,
dept, Cherokee Nat. Male Sem, Tahlequah, OUa,
83-85; high sch, Owosso, Mich, 86-89; prof,
chem, Coe, 89- A. A; Chem. Soc; Iowa Acad,
(pres, 06). Clay for paving brick; water for
engines; physiological effects of sulphur dioxid
on the, human system; market milk; city water
supply.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bates, Frederick (John), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Physical chemistry. Marys-
yille, Kans, Jan. 2, 77. B.S, Kansas, 00; A.M,
Nebraska, 02. Lab. asst. and later physicist,
Bur. Standards, OS- Supervisor, government
sugar laboratories, customs serv, Treas. Dept;
mem. Int. Sugar Commission. Physical Soe;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, sugar sect) ; Wash, Philos.
Soc. Natural and magnetic rotary polarization,
especially anomalous rotary dispersion; effect of
clarifying reagents on rotary dispersion curves
of sugar solutions; sensibility of sensitive strip
spectral polarizing system; quartz compensating
polariscope with adjustable sensibility; sugar;
cadmium vax)or arc lamp; new Baume scale.

Bates, Prof. GooCrgo) A(ndrew), Tufts College
Medical School, Boston, Mass. Histology, Em-
bryology. Boston, Aug. 5; 47. M.8, D.MJ),
Tufts. Prof, histoh and emhryol, Tufts. A.A;
Ass. Anat; hon. mem. Am. Acad. Dental Sci;
hon. mem. Mass. Dental Soc; Boston Soc Nat;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.

Bates, Bey. J(olin) M(aUory), Bed Cloud, Nebr.
Botany, Ornithology. Wallingford, Conn, Jan.
3, 46. 1.B, Trinity, 72, A.M, 75; grad, Berke-
ley Divinity Sch, Ikfiddletown, Conn, 76. V.
principal, high sch, Middletown, 73-74; Epis.
clergyman, 76- Chaplain and head master,
Bethany (Kans), 83-86. A. A; assoc. Omith.
Union; Nebr. Omith. Union (pres, 02). The
economic value of the fodder plants of Ne-
braska; plant rusts, their life history; the
ranges of known rusts; sedges of Nebraska.

Bates, P(liaon) H(illx>rxi), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Sipesville, Pa,
Aug. 1, 79. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 98;
B.S, Pennsylvania, 02. Asst. chemist, Pa. R. B,
02-06; structural materials chemist, U. S. Oeol.
Surv, 06-10; chemist, Bur. Standards, 1€^
A.A; Chem. Soc; Ceramic Soc; Concrete Inst;
Soc. Test. Mat. Hydraulic properties of silica-
lime-alumina compounds; Portland cement; con-
crete.

Bates, Prof. Staart J(effery), California Institute
of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Physical chem-
istry. Toronto, Can, May 9, 87. B.A, Mc-
Master, 07, M.A, 09; fellow, Illinois, 10-12,
Ph.D, 12. Beseareh asst, McMaster, 09-10; re-
search assoc physical chem, Illinois, 12-13,
instr. anal, chem, 13-14; prof, physical chem,
Calif. Inst. Tech, 14~ Beseareh asst. Bur.
Standards, 13. Chem. Soc. Value of the Fara-
day; iodin eoulometer; theory of solutions.

Bates, Prof. W(iUiain) H(imt), 116 N. Grant St,
West Lafayette, Ind. Mathematics. Winchester,
Tenn, Jan. 4, 70. A.B, Yanderbilt, 94; A.M,
Chicago, 02, Ph.D, 10. Asst. math, Battle
Ground Acad, Franklin, Tenn, 94-97; principal,
Smyrna Fitting Sch, Smyrna, Tenn, 97-00;
instr. math, Purdue, 03-10, asst. prof, 10-11,
assoc. prof, 11- A. A; Math. Soc; Ind. Acad;
Math. Verein. Differential geometry.

Batho, Prof. Oyril, McGill University, Montreal,
Can. Applied mathematics. Liverpool, Eng-
land, June 21, 85. B.S, B.Eng, Liverpool, 04,
B.S.(Math), 06, M.S, 06, fellow, 06-07; Berlin
and Charlottenburg, 11; ScD, McGill, 17. Lec-
turer civil eng, McGill, 07-11, asst. prof, applied
mech. and applied math, 11-19, assoc. prof, dvil

eng. and applied math, 19- Designer, Quebec
brid^, St. Lawrence Bridge Co, 12-13 ; research
o£Seer, Can. machine gun corps, 18; Boyal Air-
craft Establishment, England, 18-19. C^n. Soc.
Civil Eng; Can. Inst. Eng. Distribution of
stress in steel structures; theory of structures;
aeronautics; steam turbines.

Batson, Prof. William H(oward), University of
South Dakota, Vermilion, S. Dak. Psychology.
Martinsville, Ohio, Sept. 18, 81. A.B, Antioch,
07; Ph.D, Michigan, 15. Supt. sch, Osbom,
Ohio, 07-11 ; prof, educ, Texas Christian, 13-17 ;
prof, educ and director, training sch, Southwest.
State Nor. Sch, Okla, 17-18; prof, educ. South
Dakota, 19- PsychoL Ass. Acquisition of skill.

Battle, Dr. H(erbert) B(emerton), 103 S. Court
St, Montgomery, Ala. Chemistry. Chapel Hill,
N. C, May 29, 62. B.S, North Carolina, 81,
Ph.D, 87. Asst. chemist, N. C. Expt. Sta, 81-

87, director, and state chemist, 87-97; chemist,
N. C. State Board of Health, 87-97; pres. South.
Chem. Co, 97-01; tech. worker. South. Cotton
Oil Co, 02-03, dist. supt, 03-06; pres, Battle
Lab. Corp, 06- A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; Oil Chem. Soc; Ala. Tech. Ass; Ala. An-
throp. Soc. Manufacture of cotton seed and
}>eanut products.

Bander, Prof. Artbnr BnsseU, University of Ala-
bama, University, Ala. Physics, Electrical en-
gineering. Cleveland, Ohio. B.S, Case, 89, E.E,
18 ; A.M, Columbia, 96. Instr, Lafayette ; Penn-
sylvania; prof, physics and elee. eng, Stetson;
Alabama, 18- Elec. engineer, N. Y, N. H. and
H. B. B; consulting elec. engineer, 97- Elec-
trolysis; resistance; temperature coefficient of
resistance; polarization; inductance; capacity.

Bauer, Prof. Oeo(rge) K(eaader), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Mathematics.
Jordan, Minn, Jan. 8, 72. B.S, Minnesota, 94;
M.9, Iowa, 98; Ph.D, Columbia, 00. Teacher,
high sch, Montevideo, Minn, 94-95; instr. math,
Iowa, 95-98; Minnesota, 00-02, asst. prof, 02-
07, prof, 07- Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. The parallax of m Cass, and the
positions of 56 neighboring stars; simpler ele-
ments of analytic geometry; trigonometry.

Bauer, Dr. LConls) A(grlcola), The Ontario,
Washington, D. C. *Terrestrial magnetism.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 26, 65. C.E, Cincinnati,

88, M.S, 94, ScD, 13; Ph.D, Berlin, 95; ScD,
Brown, 14. Civil engineer, 86-87; computer, U.
S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 87-92; decent, math,
physics, Chicago, 95; instr. geophysics, 96; asst.
prof. math, and math, physics, Cincinnati, 97-
99; chief, div. terrestrial magnetism, and in-
spector magnetic work, U. S. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 99-06; director, dept. terrestrial magnet-
ism, Carnegie Institution, 04- Chief, div. ter-
restrial magnetism, Md. G^l. Surv, 96-99;
astronomer and magnetician, West. Boundary
Surv. of Md, 97; lecturer terrestrial magnetism,
Hopkins, 99-; mem. commission on terrestrial
magnetism, Int. Ass. Academies, 04-; ed, 'Ter-
restrial Magnetism and Atmospheric Elec,' 96-
Lagrange prize, Boyal Belgian Acad, 05; Neu-
mayer gold medal, Berlin Gesell. fur Erdkunde,
13. Int. Meteor. Conf , 98 (mem. permanent eom-
mittee on terrestrial magnetism) ; see'y, sect, ter-
restrial magnetism and elec, Int. Geophys. Union,

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

45

19-20, V. pres. and chairman, sect, terrestrial mag-
netism and elecy Am. Geophys. Union, 20-; mem.
Nat. Besearch Council, 17- A. A. (v. pres, 09) ;
Physical So(i; Astron. Soc; Ass. Geog. (v. pres,
09); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. (pres, 08); hon. mem. Corn-
wall Polytech. Soc; Soc. Cient. Ant. Alz;
Meteor. Gesell; cor. mem. Gottingen Bojal
Acad; Lisbon Acad; Batavia Acad.

Bauer, Dr. W(ilUa)m 0(harle8), Northwestern
University, Evanston, lU. Electrical engineer-
ing. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dee. 26, 73. B.S.(E.E),
Cincinnati, 96, 96-97; Chicago, 05; Sc.D, Baker,
08. Instr. civil eng, Cincinnati, 96-^7; drafts-
man, Bullock Elee. Co^ 97; prof, physics and
chem. Baker, 97-08; physics and elec. eng,
Denver, 08-09; elec. eng, Northwestern, 09-,
acting director, col. eng, 12, 17-18. Magnetic
observer and director, Baldwin Magnetic Ob-
servatory, U. S. Coast and Good. Surv, 00-02;
consulting elee. and mech. engineer, 03-; mag-
netic observer in Canada of eclipse for U. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 05; supt, Baldwin Light
and Power Plant, 06-08; director, S.A.T.C.
Badio Sch, Northwestern, 18. Chem. Soc; Elec.
Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Eng. Educ. Primary
electric battery for closed circuit service; alter-
nating current rectifiers; vapor lamps; storage
batteries; ignition systems for gas engines;
electrolytic reactions.

Baom, Prof. F(nuik) O(eorge), Hobart Building,
San Francisco, Calif. Electrical engineering.
Ste. Genevieve, Mo, July 18, 70. A.B, Stanford,
98, E.E, 99. Asst. elec. eng, Stanford, 98-99;
practical work, 99-00 ; instr. elec. eng, Stanford,
00-02, asst. prof, OS-; consisting engineer, 07-
Chief engineer, Calif. Gas and Elec. Corp, 04r-
Elec. Eng. (v. pres, 06-08). Alternating cur-
rent work; compounding alternating current
generators; the limiting distance to which power
can be transmitted; water power development

Batunan, Dr. Loulu, 265 Central Park West, New
York, N. Y. Biochemistry. New York, Sept.
10, 80. M.D, Columbia, 02; Berlin, 05, 07-08;
Breslau, 07. Intern, Mt. Sinai Hosp, New York,
02-05; lecturer biol. chem, McGill, 09-11; asst.
prof. med. and director of research lab, Iowa
State, 11-19; assoc, med, Columbia, 19- Visit-
ing physician, Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City, 19-
A.A; Cliem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Am. Med. Ass. Muscle extractives;
scurvy; amino acids; hyperthyroidism; epilepsy.

Baamann, Dr. Emil J(acob), Montefiore Home
and Hospital, New York, N. Y. Physiological
chemistry. New York, Feb. 5, 91. B.S, Col.

. City of N. Y, 12; Ph.D, Yale, 15. Asst. physiol.
chem, Yale, 14-16; lecturer, Toronto, 16-17;
physiol. chemist, Montefiore Home arid Hosp,
N. Y. City, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc. Metabolism.

Banmberger, Dr. J(ame8) Percy, Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Physiology. San Leandro, Calif,
Sept. 17, 92. B.S, California, 14; M.S, Harvard,
16, ScD, 18. Asst. physiol. and entom, Bad-
cliife, 17-18; zool, Harvard, 14-19, Austin teach-
ing fellow, 17-18, asst. bot, 18; instr. nat. sci-
ence, Lowthorpe Hort. Sch, 16-18; physiol,
Stanford, 19- Sergt, M.C, Cent. Med. Dept.
Lab, Dijon, 18-19. A. A; Entom. Soc; Pacific
Coast Entom. Soc; Cambridge Entom. Soc. In-

sect physiology; relationship of insects to
microorganisms; hibernation; longevity.

Banmgartner, Dr. B(dwln) A(be), Halstead Hos-
pital, Halstead, Kans. Anatomy. Halstead,
Feb. 14, 88. A.B, Kansas, 10, fellow, 11, A.M,
11; Ph.D, Minnesota, 15. Instr. anat, Wiscon-
sin, 11-12; Minnesota, 12-14; Washington (St.
Louis), 14-19; assoc. anat, Halsiead Hosp, Hal-
stead, Kans, 19- A.A; Ass. Anat. Embryol-
ogy; pathology; development of glands and
ducts.

Banmgartner, Prof. W(llliam) J(acol>), Universi-
ty of Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Zoology. Ex-
celsior, Mo, May 14, 71. A.B, Kansas, 00,
A.M, 01; fellow, Chicago, 02-04. Instr. zool,
Kansas, 04-05, asst. prof, histol. and zool,
05-13, assoc. prof, IS- Asst, Univ. of Kans.
paleont. exped. to Oregon, 05, entom. exped. to
Ariz, 07, zool. exped. to Tex, 08, and zool. exped.
to Wash, 09 ; on staff, Puget Sound Marine Sta,
10-17 ; managing ed, ' Kans. Univ. Science Bui, '
10-14, 19- A.A; Soc. Zool. Chromosome indi-
viduality in Gryllus; the biology of the crickets;
spermatogenesis in the Gryllidae.

Bausch, Edward, Bausch and Lomb Optical Co,
Bochester, N. Y. *Optics. Bochester, Sept. 26,
54. Cornell, 75. V. pres, Bausch and Lomh
Optical Co. A. A; Optical Soc; Micros. Soc.
Manipulation of the microscope.

Bawden, H(6iiry) Heatb, San Ysidro, Calif. Phi-
losophy, Psychology. Elyria, Ohio, Sept. 28, 71.
Illinois, 88-90 ; A.B, Denison, 93, fellow, 93-94,
A.M, 94; Bochester Theol. Sem, 94-96, 97-98;
fellow, Chicago, 98-00, Ph.D, 00. Instr, gym-
nasium, Denison, 91-94, biol, 97-98; philos,
Iowa, 00-01; prof, Vassar, 01-07; Cincinnati,
07-08. A. A; Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass; West.
Philos. Ass. Pragmatism; behaviorism; meth-
odology; esthetics.

Baxter, Prof. Gregory P(aiil), Coolidge Memorial
Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass. * Chemistry. Som-
erville. Mass, March 3, 76. A.B, Harvard, 96,
A.M, 97, Ph.D, 99. Asst. chem. Harvard, 95-
97, instr, 97-99; Haverford, 99-00; asst. prof,
Swarthmore, 00-02; instr. anal, chem. Harvard,
02-05, asst. prof, chem, 05-15, prof, 15- Instr,
summer sch. Harvard, 97, 02-; Badcliffe, 02-
Nat. Acad; A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad. Ana-
lytical and inorganic chemistry; atomic weights
and other physico-chemical constants.

Bayley, Dr. W(llliam) S(lilrl6y)y University of
Illinois, Urbana, IlL ^Mineralogy, Geology.
Baltimore, Md, Nov. 10, 61. A.B, Hopkins, 83,
Ph.D, 86. Prof, geol, Colby, 88-04; instr, Le-
high, 04-06; asst. prof, Illinois, 06-09, assoc.
prof, miner, and econ. geol, 09-13, prof, geol,
IS- Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 89-08,
geologist, 09-; assoc. ed, 'Am. Naturalist,' 86-
02; reviewer, *Neues Jahrbuch,' 90-08; business
ed, 'Econ. Geol,' 05- A. A; Geol. Soc. (coun-
cilor, 19); Wash. Geol. Soc; Chem. Gesell. De-
scriptive mineralogy; geology of iron districts
of Lake Superior region; metamorphism; ig-
neous rocks; iron ores of New Jersey and North
Carolina; kaolins of North and South Carolina;
geology of New Jersey Highlands; geology of
crystalline rocks in Llano district, Texas.

Bayne^ones, Dr. SCtanhope), Johns Hopkins
University Medical School, Baltimore, Md.

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AHEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bacteriology, New Orleans, La, Nov. 6, 88.
A.B, Yale, 10; M.D, Hopkins, 14, A.M, 17.
Intern med^ Hopkins Hosp, 15-16; instr. path,
HopJdns, 16, <u3oe prof. path, and bacter, tO-
A.A; Soe. Bact; Ass. Immunol; Am. Med. Ass.
Pathology; immunology.

Bazzoni. Prof. OCliaxles) B(lisard), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Thy»io9,
Newbnrg, N. Y, Jan. 28, 86. B.8, Pennsylva-
nia, 11, A.M, 13, Ph.D, 14. Instr. physics, Penn-
sylvania, 11-17; Harrison research fellow, Lon-
don, 15-16. Asst. research. King's Col, London,
16-17; OMt. prof, physics, Pennsylvania, 19-
Capt, corps engineers, A.E.F, 17-19. Physical
Soc; Badio Eng. Photoelectric and thermionic
emissions; ionization potentials.

Beach, Prof. Prederldc EUJaJi» Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Physics. New Haven, June
12, 63. Ph.B, Yale, 83, PhJ>, 93. Machinist
and draftsman, 88-90; asst. physics, Yale, 91-
94, instr, 94-95, asst. prof, 95- Physical Soc.

Beach, Prof. SCpencar) A(mbro8e), Station A,
Ames, Iowa. HortietUture, Summer Hill, N. Y,
Sept. 15, 60. B.S.A, Iowa State, 87, M.S, 92.
Assoc prof. hort. and bot, Tex. Col, 90-91 ; hor-
ticnltnrist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 91-05; prof,
hort, Iowa State, and horticulturist, Exp. 8ta,
05-, V. dean agr, 06- A. A; Pomol. Soc; Soc.
Hort. Sci; Iowa Hort. St>c. (pros) ; Iowa Acad;
feL Boyal Hort. Soc Pomology; plant breed-
ing; self -fertility and pollination of the Amer-
ican grape and the apple; treatment of fungous
diseases in garden and orchard; handling of
apples in storage; soil management for apple
ordiards; unit characters in the apple; apple
stocks with reference to their adaptability for
top working in orchards.

Beach, Prof. W(alter) 8(piirgeon), Bustleton Sta*
tion, Philadelphia, Pa. Plant pathology. Brown-
ton, Minn, Jan. 24, 90. B.S, Minnesota, 14; fel-
low, Mich. Agr. Ool, 14-15, M.S, 15 ; f eUow, Illi-
nois, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. bot, lUinois, 15-17 ;
instr. plant path, Pa. State, 18-19, asst. prof,
19- A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot Soc; Phila.
Acad. Fusarium wilt of China aster; biolog-
ical specialization in Septoria; diseases of vege-
tables.

Beadle, COiauncey) D(elo8), Biltmore, N. C.
*Botany. St. Catharines, Ont, Aug. 5, 66.
Ont. Agr. Col, 84; Cornell, 89. Director, Bilt-
more Herbarium, 90-16. Botany of the south-
em states; Crataegus; Philadelphus ; Budbeckia;
Marshallia.

Beal, Prof. A(lytii) CCaeey), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. PLortievlture. Mt. Vernon, lU,
Nov. 30, 72. B.S, Hlinoia, 97; M.S.A, Cornell,
03, Ph.I>, 11. Foreman, hort. dept, 111. Exp.
Sta, 98-99, zupt, agr. greenhouses, 00-01, asst.
hort, 01-02, fiorieuXture, 02-03, instr, 03-09;
asst, Cornell, 09-10, asst. prof, 11-13, prof, IS-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc Hort. ScL (chairman, com-
mittee on floric courses, 13, 14). Floriculture;
forcing vegetables under glass; greenhouse
thrips; greenhouse construction and manage-
ment.

Beal, Dr. A(rthnr) P(l07d), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Physics. Arlington, Colo,
Sept. 25, 88. A.B, Kansas, 11, A.M, 12; fellow,

Pittsburgh, 14-16, Ph.D, 17. Magnetic observer,
U. S. Coast and Good. Surv, 12-14; instr. phys-
ics, Albion. 16-17; asst. physicist, Bur. Stand-
. ards, 17-20, assoc physicist, 80- Astron. Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc Weights and measures;
variation of latitude.

Beal, Carl H(ngh), Wells Fargo Building, San
Francisco, Calif. Geology. A.B, Stanford, 12,
A.M, 15, E.M, 20. Asst. geologist, K. T. and
Co, 13; consulting geologist, 13-14; instr, dept.
geol. and mining, Stanford, 14-15; oil and gas
inspector, U. S. Bur. Mines, 15-16, asst. to chief
petrol, technologist, 16-18; special agent, bur.
internal revenue, Treaa. Dept, 18-19; consfilting
geologist and engineer, 19- Petroleum geology.

Beal, Dr. Fred(eriidc) W(aJm), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics.
Hamilton, N. Y, July 18, 79. Ph.B, Colgate,
02, A.M, 05; feUow, Princeton, 09-10, Ph.D, 11.
Instr. math. Pa. State, 05-08; Brown, 10-11;
Pennsylvania, 11-18; acting prof, Tennessee,
18-19; asst. prof, Pennsylvania, 19- Math.
Soc. Normal congruences determined by cen-
ters of geodesic curvature; a congruence of
circles.

Beal, Prof. C(eo(rge) D(entoii), 712 W. Nevada
St, Urbana, 111. Chemistry. Scio, Ohio, Aug.
12, 87. Pharm. D, Scio, 07, Ph.B, 08 ; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 10, Ph.D, 11. Asst. ohem, Scio, 06-08;
instr, Illinois, 11-14, assoc, 14-18, asst. prof,
18-20, assoc. prof, tO- Ebert prize, Pharma-
ceut. Ass, 20. A. A. (sec'y, C, 17); Chem. Soc.
(sec'yi di^* pharmaceut. chem, 15-19) ; Pharma-
eeut. Ass. (mem. research commission, 18, 19) ;
hon. mem. HI. Pharmaceut. Ass. Quantitative
organic analysis; alkaloids and fatty acids;
anthraquinone drugs.

Beal, Dr. J(ame8) H(artley), 801 W. Nevada St,
Urbana, IlL Pharma4sy. New Philadelphia,
Ohio, Sept. 23, 61. B.S, Scio, 84, A.B, 88;
LL.B, Cincinnati Law Sch, 86; Ph.G, Ohio Med.
Col, 94; ScD, Mt. Union, 95; hon. Pharm.D,
Pittsburgh, 02; hon. Ph.M, Phiku CoL Phar-
macy, 13. Prof. chem. and dean, dept. phar-
macy, Sdo, 87-07; prof, applied pharmacy,
Pittsburgh, 02-11; gen. sec'y and ed, 'Jour.
Am. Pharmaceut. Ass,' 11-14; direcitor, phar-
maoy research, Illinois, 14- Chairman, board of
trustees, U. S. Pharmacopoeia, 10-; mem. W. I.
B, 18; Nat, Drug Trade Conf. (pros, 18). First
Bemington medalist, 19. A.A; Pharmaceut.
Ass. (pres, 04); Am. Conf. Pharmaceut. Facul-
ties (pros, 07); Chem. Soc; Ohio Pharmaceut.
Ass. (pres, 98). Pharmacy food and drug
laws; poison and habit-forming drug legislation.

Beal, W(alter) H(flnry), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Wadiington, D. C. Agriculture.
Hanover Co, Va, Dec. 9, 67. A3, M.E, Va.
Polytech, 86. Asst. chemist, Mass. Exp. Sta,
87-91; employee, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 91- U. S.
Dept. Agr. delegate. Int. Cong. Agr, Liege, 05.
A. A; Ass. Agr. CoL (rec. sec'y, sta. sect) ;
Acad. Polit. and Social ScL Methods and re-
sults of agricultural experiment station work.

Beal, Dr. W(miaiii) J(aine8), 40 Sunset Ave,
Amherst, Mass. ^Botany. Adrian, Mich, March
11, 33. A.B, Michigan, 59, A.M, 63, Ph.D. 80 ;
B.S, Harvard, 65; M.S, Chicago, 75; hon. ScD,
Mich. Agr. Col, 05 ; D. Agr, Syracuse, 1 6. Teacher

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nat. fieienee, Friends Acad, and Howland Inst,
Union Springs, N. Y, 59-68; prof, bot, Chicago,
68-70; lecturer, MioK Agr. Col, 70-71, prof,
bot. and hort, 71-81, bot. and forestry and
enrator, mnaeum, 82-03, hot, 03-10, emer. prof,
10- Director, State Forestry Oommission, Mich,
88-92. Wilder silver medal, Pomol. Soc. A.A.
(v. pres, 83); Bot. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci.
(pres, 82); Pomol. Soc; Bot. Cent. States; Mich.
Acad, (pres, 92). Grasses; seed dispersal; pol-
lination of plants; trees; weeds; how plants
protect themselves.

Baol, W(illiam) 0(tl8), University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Aaironomy. Bollin, Mich,
Feb. 18, 74. B.S, Earlham, 96 ; Earlham fellow,
Haverf ord, 96-97, A.M, 97 ; f eUow, Chicago, 01-
02, 12-13, M.S, 02. Instr. math, Mich. Agr.
Col, 97-00; Chicago Manual Trainhig High Sch,
02-03; IlL Col, 03-04; asst. prof, 04-05, prof,
05-lS; OBst. astronomer, Minnesota, IS- A. A;
Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and
Math. Teachers. Periodic orbits; proper motion
of stars; comet positions.

Bean, Barton A(ppl6r), U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Ichthyology. Bainbridge,
Pa, May 21, 60. Academy; private study.
Clerk, aid, asst curator and later acting ewra-
tor, Z7. 8. Nat. Museum, 81" Mem. BsJtimore
Geog. Soc ezped. to the Bahamas, 03; various
minor expeditions to Wash, Oregon and Fla. for
U. 8. Fish Commission and U. S. Nat. Museum.
Medal, Columbian Expos, 93; Atlanta, Nash-
ville, Omaha, Pan- Am, Charleston and La. Pur-
chase; silver medal and diploma, Paris Expos,
00. Fisheries Soc; Wash* BioL Soc. Fishes of
the Atlantic coast, especially of Florida, the
Bahamas and deep water; the poisonous toad
fishes (Thalassophryne) ; genus Lepomis; deep-
water skates off south Atlantic coast; reports
on fishes of the earlier explorations by United
States Government; Bhinodon on the Atlantic
coast of America; fishes of Vancouver Island,
B. C.

Bean, Prof. CChaxies) Homer, 622 Boyd Ave,
Baton Bouge, La. Fsyehology. Petersburg,
Ohio, Feb. 28, 70. A.B, Nebraska, 99; Chicago;
PhJ>, Columbia, 12. Asst prof, psychol, Ind.
State Nor. Sch, 04-14; prof. psychoL a/nd eduo,
Louisiana, 15- A.A; PsychoL Ass. Educational
psychology; reviews; standard tests; forget-
ting; temporary blindness.

Bean, E(xnest) F, Science Hall, Madison, Wis.
Geology. Zearing, Iowa, Jan. 30, 82. AJB,
Wiseonsin, 09, A.M, 11. Instr. geol, Wisconsin,
11-15, asst prof, 15-17; asst. Nat Geog. Soc
exped. to Alaska, 09-10; geologist. Wis. Geol.
8urv, 11, chief of parties, 13-15, asst. state
geologist, 16- AJl. Economic geology of the
Pre-Cambrian; areal and glacial geology.

Bean, Prof. B(ol>ert) Bennett, University, Va.
Anatomy, Anthropology. Gala Water, Va. March
24, 74. B.S, Virginia Polytech, 00; MJ), Hop-
kins, 04. Asst. anat, Eophins, 04-05; instr,
Michigan, 05-07; asst. prof, Univ. Philippines,
07-08, assoc prof, 08-10; Tnlane, 10-16; prof,
Virginia, 16- Lecturer heredity. Teachers' As-
ciembly. Bagnio, 08; govt investigator Bengnet
TgoTots, 08. A.A; Ass. Anat; Anthrop. Ass.
(councilor, 19). Human ty])eB and their geo-

graphical distribution; Filipinos; American ne-
groes; growtii; weight of organs; weight of
parts of the leg in living men; sitting height;
relation of ear form to susceptibility and im-
munity to disease and to race and type.

Beans, Prof. Hal T(nieman), Columbia Universi-
ty, New York, N. T. Chemistry. Pleasanton,
Kans, Aug. 20, 76. B.S, Nebraska, 99, A.M,
00; Ph.D, Columbia, 04. Instr. chem, Columbia,
03-11, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, 11-
Chem. Soc. Inorganic, physical and analytical
chemistry; colloids.

Bear, Prof. Firman S(dward), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Agriculture. German-
town, Ohio May 21, 84. B.S, Ohio State, 08,
M.S, 10; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 17. Instr. agr. chem.
and soils, Ohio State, 08-10, asst prof, 10-13;
prof, soils in charge soil investigations. West
Virginia, 14-16; prof. agr. ehem. and soUs,
Ohio State, 16- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron.
Agricultural chemistry; lime and bacteria in
soils; nitrogen fixation and loss.

Beard, J(ame8) TQiom), 58 Washington Ave,
Danbury, Conn. CivU and mining engineering.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 19, 55. C.E, E.M. Colum-

- bia, 77. Asst. engineer, N. Y. and Brooklyn
Bridge, 77-80; asst. and div. eng, C. B. and Q.
B. i, 80-83; U. S. Dept Min. Surv, 83-85;
mining engineer, Colo. Fuel and Iron Co, 85-96 ;
principal, sch. mines, Int. Cor. Schools, and
assoc. ed, 'Mines and Minerals,' 96-11; senior
assoc. ed, 'Coal Age,' 11- A.A.; Min. Eng;
Min. and Metal. Soc; Mine Inspectors' Inst;
N. of England Inst Min. and Meek. Eng.
Mine ventilation^ gases and explosions; safety
lamps; design of centrifugal ventilators; detec-
tion of mine gases.

Beard, Dr. JCosepli) H(oward), University of
Illinois, Urbana, HI. Fhysiology. Linden Hill,
Md, Jan. 12^ 83. A3, St John's (Md), Ofi,
A.M, 12; M!.D, Hopkins. Instr. physiol, J7M-
nois, 12-18, prof, hygiene and univ. health offl-
cer, IS- Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass. in-
ternal medicine; urinalysis during pregnancy;
the relations of certain industries to disease;
nervousness; health education.

Beard, Dr. B(ichard) OddJng), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Physiology.
Middlesex Enriand, Dec. 20, 56. MJ), North-
western, 82. Prof, physiol. and director, dept.
physiol. and Pharmacol, Minnesota, 87- Assoc.
Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Minn. Acad.
Med. (past pres). Nervous system; dietetics;
physiological chemistry; food adulteration.

BeaxdBlee, HCenry) 0(nrtl8), Perry, Ohio. Bot-
any. Painesville, C^o, Sept 28, 66. AJ3,
Western Beserve, 89, A.M, 92. Teacher sdence,
Univ. Sch, Cleveland, 90-01; senior master,
Asheville Sch, 01-20. A. A; Phytopath. Soc;
Phio Acad, (trustee, 97-00); N. C. Acad.
Tleshy fungi; fungous flora of North Carolina.

Beardfiley, J(amee) W(a]laoe), 134 Bider Ave,
Syracuse, N.Y, CivU engineering. Coventry, N-Y,
Sept. 11, 60. C.E, Cornell, 91. Asst. engineer,
sanit dist, Chicago, 92-98; Deep Waterway
Commission, 9^-00; with canal and harbor
works, corps engineers, U.S.A, 00-02; consult-
ing engineer, Philippine Comnussion, and direc-
tor, pub. works^ P. I, 02-08; investigator of

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irrig, Java, Burma, India and Egypt, 08-09;
chief engineer, P. B. Irrig. Service, 10-16;
consulting engineer, ordnance dept, U.S.A, 18;
asst. chief, eng. snrveye, Grand Canal, China,
18-19; engineer mem. highway eommiaeion,
Panama, tO- Civil Eng; West. Soc. Eng. Irri-
gation and highways.

Beates, Dr. HCenry), 260 S. 16th St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Medicine, Philadelphia, Dec. 20, 57. MJ),
Pennsylvania, 79; hon. M.S, Washington and
Jefferson, 09, Sc.D, 10. Practising physician,
Pres, Pa, State Board Med. Examiners, 01-11;
Nat. Confed. State Med. Examining and licens-
ing Boards, 07-08. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Thera-
pent. Soc; Archeol. Inst; Phila. Col. Physicians;
Phila. Acad. Therapeutics; circulatory and
cardiac diseases; anaesthesia; medical legisla-
tion.

Seattle, Dr. James Alexander, Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Chem-
istry, Louisville, Ky, July W, 96. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 17, M.S, 18, fellow, 19-20, Ph.D, 20.
Research chemist. Am. Writing Paper Co, 16;
asst. chem, Mass, Inst. Tedh, 17-18, research
assoc, £0- Physical chemistry; ionic theory;
thermodynamics; equations of state.

Seattle, Prof. B(olla) Sont, U. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany.
Ashland, Ohio, Jan. 14, 76. A.B, Cotner, 96;
B.S, Nebraska, 96, A.M, 98. Instr. science, high
sch, Leadville, Colo, 96-97; Cheyenne, Wyo, 9d-
99; bot. Wash. State, 99-08, prof, and head of
dept, and botanist, Exp. Sta, 03-12; forest pa-
thologist, Z7. 8, Dept. Agr, 12-14, path, inspec-
tor, fed. hort. board, 14-19, pathologist in charge
foreign plant quarantineSf 19- Instr. physics
and chem, Cotner, summer, 93; chem, Nebr.
State Nor. Sch, summer, 98. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Sjoc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant pa-
thology; flora of Palouse region, Washington
and Oregon; food plants of sheep.

Seattle, W(illlam) B(enwlck), IT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. 0. AgricMwrs,
ZanesviUe, Ohio, Dee. 17, 70. B.S, M.S,
Ohio State. Asst. bot, Ohio State, 96-98; asst.
horticulturist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-12; agr. and
indust. commissioner, St. Louis and Southwest.
R. R, 12-18; horticulturist, V, 8. Dept, Agr, IS-
Soc. Hort. Sci; Am. Peat Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Field Club. Plant growth under
glass; peanuts.

Beatty, Dr. Hugh aibaon, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. 8peeoh defects, Washington
C. H, Ohio, Sept. 12, 80. Ph.C, M.D, Ohio
State; Vienna. Asst. prof, dept, oto-rhino-
laryngol, Ohio State. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Col. Surg; Columbus Acad. Med. Otology;
rhinology; laryngology.

Beauchamp, Bev. W(illiam) M(artixi), 121 Mark
Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. History, Archeolog/f,
Coldenham^ N. Y, March 25, 30. Delaney Divin-
ity Sch; S.T.D, Mobart, 86; LL.D, Syracuse, 20.
Rector, Grace Church, Baldwinsville, N. T, 65-
00; examining chaplain of diocese of Central N.
Y, 84" Archeologist, N. Y. State Museum, 96-
06. Adoption by Onondagas, 04; Complanter
medal for Iroquois researdi, 05. A. A. (sec'y,
H, 89-92) ; Onondaga Acad, (pres, 01) ; Onon-
daga Hist. Ass. (hon. pres, 20). American his-

tory; archeology; natural sciences; folk-lore,
language and history of the Iroquois; New
York Indian life; local colonial history.

Saamnont, Prof. A(rtlinr) B(l8hop), 103 Butter-
field Terrace, Amherst, Mass. Agronomy. Waco,
Tex, Jan. 21, 87. B.S, Kentucky, 08; Ph.D,
Cornell, 18. Teacher science, high sch. North
Bend, Oregon, 09-11; science and agr. and head
of dept, Oreffon Nor. Sch, 11-13; asst. soil
technol, Cornell, 13-17; assoc. prof, agr on, and
acting head of dept, Mass. Col, 17-19, prof, and
head of dept, 19- Soc. Agron. The reversi-
bility of the colloid condition of soils.

Secht, Prof. Frank Christian, 2421 S. Dearborn
St, Chicago, HI. PKysiology, Pharmacology.
Lexington, Dl, Nov. 28, 79. B.S, Chicago, 06,
fellow, 06, Ph.D, 09; M.D, Northwestern, 15.
Asst. physiol, Chicago, 07-09, assoc, 09-10 ; asst.
prof, lUinoia, 10-12; pharmacol, Northwestern,
12-14; Chicago, 14-17; prof, Northwestern, 17-
Lecturer physioL McGill, 15. Soc. Pharmacol;
Physiol. Soc. Heat paralysis; aniibodies in the
serum and lymphs; influence of the hypophysis
on sugar metabolism; catalases of the blood;
cerebrospinal fluid.

Bechtel, A(ll>ert) B(eifl), Wabash College, Craw-
f ordsville, Ind. Botany. Boyersf ord. Pa, March
21,82. B.S, A.M, Pennsylvania, 12; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 20. Teacher, pub. schools, Montgomery
Co, Pa, 03-04; principal, high sch, CochranviUe,
06; science teacher, high sch, Downingtown, 07-
08; asst. instr. bot, Pa. State, 13, instr, 14;
N. Y. State CoL Agr, Cornell, 14-20; prof,
Wabash, go- A.A;Bot. Soc. Weeds; taxonomy
of seed plants.

Beck, Dr. Joseph O(lar), University of Illinois
College' of Medicine, Chicago, III. Medicine.
Czecho-Slovakia, Sept. 26, 70. M.D, Illinois, 96.
Assoc, prof, otO'laryngol, med. dept, lUinois, 04-
Attending surgeon. Cook Co. Hosp, 05-; head of
ear, nose and throat dept. North Chiea^ Hosp,
04- Lieut-col, U.S.M.R.C, 19; Czecho-Slovak
Army, 18-19. Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass. (pres,
sect, oto-laryngol, 19) ; Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-
Laryngol. (pres, 14) ; Laryngol. Bhinol. and
Otol. Soc; Chicago Oto-Laryngol Soc. (pres,
09). Surgery; surgery of the h^ and neck.

Beck, BoUo Howard, B. A. 288, San Jose, Calif.
Ornithology. Calif, 70. Field collector, Calif.
Acad, 03-09; Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 10-17.
Mem. Omith. Union; Cooper Ornith. Club.
Water birds; Tubinares.

Seeker, Prof. A(lbert) J(ohn), Ohio YaUey Roof-
ing Co, Evansville, Ind. Applied mechanics,
Evansville, Ind, Oct. 6, 77. B.S, Michigan, 03,
M.E, 07; Ph.D, Illinois, 15. Instr. mech. eng,
North Dakota, 04-06, asst. prof, 06-07, prof,
applied math, 07-19; sec'y-ireas. Ohio VaUey
Boofing Co, iO- Mech^ Eng; Eng. Educ.
Strength of materials; bi-axial loading of mild
steel; effect of temperature on the strength of
concrete.

Beckett, OChailes) H(aniflon), State Life Insur-
ance Co, Indianapolis, Ind. Mathemaiics, Au-
rora, Ind, May 24, 76. A3, Cornell, 00, 00-02.
Assoc, prof. maUi, Purdue, 05-12; actuary,
State Life Ins. Co, 15- Consulting actuary.
Math. Soc ; Am. Inst. Actuaries (pres, 17-19) ;
Statist. Ass. Actuarial science.

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B«ckett» Prof. SamiMl Homo, UniyerBity Farm,
Davis, Calif. CwU engineering. CaUf, Sept.
19, 83. B.S, California, 09. Scientific asat, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 09-12, irrig. engineer, 12-15;
iiistr. and aast. prof, irrig. practise, Calif onUa,
15-18, assoc. prof, 18- Development and eco-
nomie use of irrigation water.

BackiwU, Dr. a(iiy) a(aillAiid), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. F\y9ies. Milford,
Ind, April 16, 78. B.S, Northwestern, 04, fel-
low, 05, M.S, 05; hon. fellow, Clmrk, 08-00,
senior fellow, 09-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. phymcs,
Purdue, 05-08; research asst, Clark, 08-09;
prof, Mt. Allison, 11-12; instr, Syracuse, 12-
14; Northwestern, 14-15; Tiitebwrgh, 16-17,
asst. prof, 17-20, prof, 90- A. A; assoc. mem.
Physical Soe. Besidual E.M.F. in earbon arc;
demagnetization of iron and steel.

BackBtraad, Piof. B(lias) H(ynim), Uniyersity
of Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. EngifMer^.
Meadow, Utah. B.S, (E.E), Michinn, 00;
M.M.E, Cornell, 01. Frof, fneeK eng, Utah, OB--
Engineer, Yampa tramway, Bin^am, Utah.
Mech. Eng; Elee. Eng; Soc Test. Mat. Test-
ing of brick and macadam rock; testing and
value of lubricating oils; effect of alkalies on
concrete.

Backwlth, Angle M(axla>, Bureau of Plant In«
dustry, Washington, D. C. PUmt pathology,
Grand Bapids, Mich, Jan. 27, 81. A3, Miehl-
gan, 04; Chicago, 04-05. Asst, bioL lab, Yas-
sar, 06-08; e^>ert xylotomist, U. S. Forest
Service, 08-10; scientific asst, bur. plant indus-
try, V. 8. Dept. Agr, lO- A.A; Phytopath. See.

Beckwlth, Prof. Cora J(ip8oa), Yassar College,
PoQghkeepsie, N. Y. Zoology, Qrand Bapids,
inch, March 94, 75. B.S, Michigan, 00; A.M,
Columbia, 08, Ph.D, 14. Asst biol, Vassar, 00^
02, instr. sool, 0^13, asst. prof, 14-15, assoc.
prof, 16- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soe. Zool. Lateral
line organ in Amia calva; cytology of hydroid
germ cells.

Bsckwith, Prof. T(]ieodore) D(ay), University of
Calif omia, Berkeley, Calif . Bacteriology, Utiea,
N. Y, Dec. 8, 79. B.a. Hamilton, 04, Boot fel-
low, 04, M.S, 07; Ph.D, California, 20. Scien-
tifie asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-07; asst. prof,
bacter. and plant path, N. Dak. Col, and asst.
botanist, Exp. Sta, 07-11; head, dept. bacter,
Oregon Col, and bacteriologist, Ezp. Sta, 11-
20; asst. exp. path, California, SO- Capt, Sanit.
C, 18. A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Water
supplies; soils; cold storage; experimental pa-
thology.

Bedall, Prof. Fredeilck, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. "Physics, mectricdl Engineering.
Brooklyn, N. Y, April 12, 68. A.B, Yale, 90;
M.S, Cornell, 91, feUow, 91-92, Ph.D, 92. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 92-93, asst. prof, 93-04, prof,
04- Assoc, ed, 'Physical Bev,' 93-12, managing
ed, 13. A.A. (sec'y, B, 97, gen. sec'y, 99);
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Aeronaut. Soc. Alter-
nating currents of electricity; direct and alter-
nating current testing; aerodynamics.

Besbe, Prof. Moixay OCliailes), Wadsworth Watch
Case Co, Dayton, Ky. Electrical engineer-
ing. Badne, Wis, Feb. 86, 76. BJB, Wisconsin,
97. Instr. elec eng, Wisconsin, 97-^ ; research •
dept, Nemst Lamp Co, 00-04; assoe. prof, elec.

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eng, Wisconsin, 05-07, prof, 07-18; with West.
Elec. Co, 19; chief engineer, Wadsworth Watch
Case Co, BO- Elec Eng; Nat. Elee. Light Ass.
Electric lighting; chemistry of rare earths.

Beebe, Pxof. 8(ila8) P(aiBMr), 417 Park Ave,
New York. N. Y. Physiological chemistry, St.
Johns, Mich, April 22, 76. B.S, Yalpandso,
96; B.S, Harvard, 00; M.S, Yale, 02, Ph.D, 04;
MJ^, Cornell, 09. Instr. chem, high sch. New
Haven, 00-08; physiol. chemist, Huntington
!E\md for Cancer Research, Loomis Lab, 03^;
prof. exp. therapeut, med. col, Cornell, 09-15.
Lecturer, summer scii. Harvard, 02-04. A.A;
Physiol. Soc; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Ezp.
Biol; Soc. Cancer Research; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Effect of alcohol and alcoholic fluids on excre-
tion of uric acid in man; tumor tissue; fat
from proteid; immunity; serum therapy; physi-
ology of thyroid and parathyroid.

Besbe, William, New York Zoological Park, New
York, N. Y. ^OmUhdlogy. Brooklyn, N. Y,
July 29, 77. Columbia, 96-99. Curator omith,
N. Y. Zool. Park, 99-; hon. curator, and director,
tropical sta, N, T. Zool. Soc, 19- Elliot medal.
A.A; feL Omith. Union; Soc Mammal; Eed.
Soc; N. Y. Linnean Soc; fel. N. Y. Zool. Soc;
fel. N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Audubon Soc; eor. mem.
.London Zool. Soc. Evolution of color in birds;
ecology of the birds and other vertebrates of
neotropical regions.

Seeds, Dr. J(odiiia) WCiUiam), 711 San Antonie
St, Austin, Tex. Geology, Paleontology. Ray-
mond, N. H, Sept. 14, 71. B.S, Washburn, 96,
A.M, 97; Ph.D, Kansas, 99. Instr. paleont,
Kansas, 97-99; teacher science, Atchison Co.
High Sch, Kans, 99-01 ; instr. geol, Indiana. 01-
06, asst. prof, 06-09, assoc prof, 09-17; geolo-
giit, 5iftr. econ. geol, Texas, 17- Asst, Kans.
GeoL Surv, 96, 98, 03-09; U. S. Geol. Surv, 01,
02. A. A. (mem. exec committee, 16); Geol.
Soc; Paleont. Soc; Am. G^eog. Soc; Ass. Petrol.
Geol; Ind. Acad; Kans. Acad. Stratigraphic
geology and paleontology of Kansas coal meas-
ures; invertebrate paleontology of the Permian
Bed Beds of Oklahoma and Texas; faunal divi-
sions of Kansas coal measures; cycle of subter-
ranean drainage; Permian of Kansas, Oklahoma
and Texas.

Beegle, Dr. Frank Mooro, Glidden Co, CicTeland,
Ohio. Chemieiry. Williamsburg, Pa, June 19,
89. B.S, Pa. State, 12; feQow, Columbia, 16-
18, A.M, 17. Ph.D, 18. Besearch chemist, Ohio
Exp. Sta, 11-16: Bur. Aircraft Production, 18-
19; chief chemist. Am. Chem. and Mfg. Co,
19-20; research chemist, Glidden Co, BO- Chem.
Soc. Organic and biological chemistry; aero-
plane dopes, varnishes and enamels; vegetable
oils; syntiietic gums.

Beer, Dr. Edwin, 88 Central Park West, New
York, N. Y. Medicine, New York, March 28,
76. A.B Columbia, 96, MJ>, 99. Visiting
surgeon, jBeUevue Hasp, and Mt, Sinai Hasp.
AA; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Path.
Soc; N. Y. Acad. Physiology and pathology of
the kidn^s, urinary bladder, intestines and
Hver.

BaeiB, F(raiik) T(roztfl), Washburn, Wis. Chem-
istry, Emporium, Pa, Feb. 19, 75. B.S, Pa.
State, 98. Asst chem, Pa. State, 98-99; chem-

so

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

^t, Belief onte Farnaee Co, 9»-^; duPont de
Nemours and Co, 00-03, asst. supt, 03-06, supt,
06^)6; Barkgdale Works, 08-19, manager, 19-
Chem. Eng. EzploslyeB.

Baeaon, Prof. J(a8per) L(iit]ier), 202 Columbia
St| MiUedgerille, Ga. Chemigtry, Keener, Ala,
Aug, 31^ 67. A3, Alabama, 88, AJf, 80; PIlD,
Hopkins, 93. Instr. physics, Alabama, and
chemist, Ala. Qeol. Sury, 8^-80; research chem-
ist, La. Exp. Sta, and prof, chem, La. 8ch. of
Sugar, 93-96; prof, nat. science. Bethel, 96-97;
ehem, and physios, Oil, Nor, tmd Indust, Col,
97- Prof, physics, Georgia, summer, 09. A.A;
Chem. Soc. Action of alconol on certain diazo
compounds; sugar chemistry; nitric nitrogen
gathered by the Leguminosae,

Beeson, Dr. M(aloolm) A(lfred), Stillwater, Okla.
Agronomy, Gadsden, Ala, June 20, 79. B.S,
Ahi. Polytech, 00; Hopkins, 01-03; hon. 8c.D.
Prof, science, E. Miss. Female Col, 00-01; pree.
and proprietor, Meridian Male Col, 03-14; prof,
agron, and agronomist, Okla, Col, 16- Trustee,
£. Miss. Female CoL A. A; Soc. Agron. Crops;
farm management.

Beetle, Dr. Balph D(oiiiiison), Dartmouth Col-
lege, Hanover. N. H. Mathema;tics, New Bed-
ford, Mass, Jan. 21, 86. A.B, Dartmouth, 06,
A.M, 11; fellow, Princeton, 1^14, PhJ), 14.
Instr, high sch, Littleton, N. H, 06^)7; mnOk,
Dartmouth, 07-12, 14-16, asst. prof, 16- A.A;
Math. Soc. Differential geometry of curves and
surfaces.

Bagemaa, Prof. Louis, 2315 Iowa St. Cedar Falls,
Iowa. Fhysics, Evansville, Ind, March 1, 65.
B.S, Mchigan, 89, M.S, 97; Ph.D, Chicago, 10.
Supt. schools, Corydon, Iowa, 89-95; prof,
physics and chem, Parson's, 95-99; prof, physics,
Iowa State Teachers Col, 99- A.A; Cent. Ass.
Sci. and Math. Teachers ; Iowa Acad, (pres, 12).
Charge of the electron by the cloud method.

Begg, Deim AOaauider) SCwanaon), Harvard
Medical School, Boston, Mass. Bmhryology,
Council Bluffs, Iowa, May 23, 81. M.D, 07.
Instr. path, Drake, 07-09, asst, prof, path, histol.
and embryol, 09-10, prof, histol. and embryol,
10-13; teaching fellow. Harvard Med, 8eh, 11-
12, instr. comp. anat, 13-18, asst, dean, demon-
strator anat, and instr. histol, 19- Research
assoc, Carnegie Institution, 15-; U. S. Army,
17-19. A. A; Ass. Anat. Development of veins;
cytology of intestinal epithelium.

Behr, Dr. Amo, Arlington Court, Pasadena, Calif.
Chemistry. Palompen, Germany, Aug. 14, 46.
Tubingen, 66; Berlin, 67; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 69.
Chemist, Matthiessen and Wiechers Sug. Bef.
Co, Jersey City. N. J, 74-81; supt, Chicago
Sug. Bef. Co, 81-92. Perkin research med&,
Soc. Chem. Indust, 09. Int. Cong. Applied
Chem^ London, 09. Chem. Soc; Soc. dtiem.
Indust; Chem. Gesell. Organic chemistry, pure
and applied to the refining of sugar; the manu-
facture of starch and glucose from com.

Belire, Dr. BClUnor) H(6l«De), Louisiana State
University, Baton Bouge, La. Zoology, Atlanta,
Ga, Sept. 28, 86. A3, Badeliffe, 08; Tulane,
13-15; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Instr. in charge,
dept. biol, Tulane, 12-15; asst soel, Chicago,
15-18; research asst, sta. for exp. evolution,
Carnegie Institution, 18-19; instr. biol. New-

eomb, 19-20; asst, prof, sool, Louisiana, 20-
Physiological zoology; anatomy.

Bebrsnd, B(«niard) A(rthiir), 71 Colchester St,
Brookline, Mass. Engineering, Physios, Ville-
neuve, Switzerland, May 9, 75. Polytech, Berlin,
94; London; Paris. Asst. chief electrician,
Oerlikon Co, Switzerland, 98 ; chief engineer and
chief designer, Bullock Elec Mfg. Co, 00-09;
chief electrical engineer and consulting engineer,
Allia-Chalmers Co, 09; advisory engineer in
charge, power dept, Westinghouse Elec, and
Mfg. Co, 09-11, consulting engineer, 09- Scott
medal, Franklin Inst, 12. A.A; Else. Eng;
Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Am. Acad. Alternating
current phenomena; induction motor; steam
turbine generators; alternators and long lines;
regulation and scientific methods of testing.

Behrena, Prof. Charles Adignat), 217 Lutz Ave,
West Lafayette, Ind. Bacteriology, Grand
Bapids, Mich, Jan. 5, 85. B.S, Michigan, 09,
M.S, 10, Ph.D, 13. Instr. hooter, Michigan, 10-
14; prof, and head of dept, Purdue, 14- A.A;
Soc. Bact; Ass. Prof; fel. Ind. Acad; Mieh.
Acad. Protozoology; Trypanosoma brucei;
Spirocheta novyi; pipets for holding and
measuring fluids; acute poliomyelitis; Erdmann
culture medium for Protozoa.

Beilby, Dr. George Everett, 247 State St, Albany,
N. Y. Pathology, Harpersfield, N. Y, April
10, 76. M.D, 99. Clin, prof, surg, Albany Med.
Col, 14- Asst. surgeon, Albany Hosp. Ass.
Path, and Bact. Surgery; pathology and sur-
gery of the thyroid gland.

Belnhazt^ BCrnest) O(eorge), H. Zering Manufac-
turing Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. Agriculture. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Sept. 24, 87. B.S, Iowa State, 10.
Asst, chem. sect, Iowa Exp. Sta, 06-08, tobacce
experiments, 08M>9; in diarge plant improve-
ment, Sunnybrook Tobacco (%, 09-10; asst. in
charge New Eng. tobacco investigations, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 11-19 ; asst. man-
ager, H. Zering Mfg. Co, 19- A.A; Chem.
Soc. Tobacco culture; plant nutrition.

Belfield, Dr. W(llliam) TOiomas), 32 N. State St,
Chicago, 111. Medicine, St. Louis, Mo, 56.
Michigan, 72-73; M.D, Rush Med. Col, 78;
Vienna. Prof, bacter. Rush Med, Col, 91-98;
genito-urinary surg, 98- Cartwright fund lec-
turer. New York, 83. A. A; Ass. Genito-Urinary
Surg, (pres, 02) ; Urol. Ass. (pres, 08). Biology
and sociology of sex.

Bell, Dr. A(lezaiider) Graham, 1331 Connecticut
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. *Physics. Edin-
burgh, Scotland, March 3, 47. London^ 68;
hon. Ph.D, Wfirzburg, 82; hon. M.D, Hieidel-
berg, 86; LL.D, Illinois Col, 81; Harvard, 96;
Amherst, 01; St. Andrews, 02; Edinburgh, 06;
hon. ScD, Oxford, 06, LL.D, 07; Dartmouth,
14; Geerge Washington, 13. Engaged in re-
search. With Gardiner G. Hubbard established
'Science,' 83. Regent, Smithsonian Inst, 98.
Volta Prix, 80; Olftcier, L^on dHionneur, 82;
medal, London Soc. Fine Arts, 02; Boyal Albert
medal ; John Fritz medal. United Eng. Societies,
07; Cresson medal, Franklin Inst, 12; Hughes
medal, Boyal Soc, 13; Edison medal, 14. Aero-
nantie Cong, Jamestown Exx)Os, 07 (pres);
Second Int. Eugenics Cong. (hon. pres), 13.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Am. Ass. Prom. Teaching

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Speeeh to Deaf (pres); Philos. Soe; Am. Acad;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc; Wash. Anthrop.
Soe; hon. mem. London Hoyal Inst. Invention of
telephone (patent, March 17, 76); inductance
balance; telephone probe; graphophone; elec-
tricity; phonetics; speech; aerial navigation;
the instruction of the deaf in America; live
stock breeding; application of electricity.

Bell, Prof. E(leizioiui) T(homp8on), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Pathology.
Hatch, Mo. Aug. 31, 80. B.S, Missouri, 01, fel-
low, 01-02, M.D, 03; Bonn, 05-06. Asst. anat,
Missouri, 02-03, instr, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-11;
path, Minnesota, 11-16, ossoc. prof, 16-^ In
charge, dept. anat, Missouri, 03-04. Ass. Anat;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Oancer Besearch; Am.
Med. Ass. Experimental morphology ; histogene-
sis of the thymus; adipose tissue; fatty meta-
morphosis; nephritis.

Bell, Dr. E(ric) TCemple), University of Wash-
ington, Seattle, Wash. Mathematics. Aberdeen,
Scotland, Feb. 7, 83. A.B, Stanford, 04; A.M,
Washington (Seattle), 08; Ph.D, Columbia, 12.
Asst, math, Washington (Seattle), 07-08, instr.
and later, asst, prof, math, IS- A.A; Matii.
Soc; Math. Ass. Theory of numbers; numerical
functions; analytical theorems in arithmetic.

Bell, Prof. Henry Gongh, Temple Building,
Toronto, Canada. Agronomy. Orangeville,
Ont, May 24, 80. B.S.A, Toronto, 05. Asst.
experimentalist, Ont. Agr. Col, 05-07 ; asst. prof,
farm erops, Iowa State, 07-10; prof, agron,
Maine, 11; agronomist, Nat. Fertilizer Ass, 11-
18; director, soil and crop improv. bur. Can.
Fertiliger Ass, 18- Phytopath. Soc; New Eng.
Conf. Bnral Progress (sec'y). Effect of stor-
age on flour; variation in potatoes.

Ball, Prof. JCames) Oarleton, 1032 Sterling Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology. Mt. Vernon,
Ohio, Dec. 11, 72. A.B, Denison, 96; A.M, Ear-
vard, 03, Ph.D, 04. Instr. Latin. Boston Latin
Sch, 04-05; asst. philofl, Harvard, 05-06; instr.
exp. psychol, Wellesley, 05-07; prof. educ.
psychol, Brooklyn Train Sch. for Teachers, 07-
12; art of teaching, Texas, 12-16; psychol, and
educ, BrooJclyn Training Sch. for Teachers, IB-
Founder and managing ed, 'Jour. Educ. Psy-
chol.' A.A; Paychol. Ass; N. Y. Soc. Exp.
Study Educ. (sec'y-treas). Animal psychology;
movement; visual perception; mental tests; ^n-
eational measurements.

'BOX, Prof, James MCiuuie), University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Chemiairy, Ches-
ley, Ont, April 19, 80. B.A, Toronto, 02, M.A,
05; Sage fdlow, Cornell, 04-05, Ph.D, 05. Soil
Chemist, bur. soils^ U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-10;
assoe. prof, physical ehem, North Carolina, 10-
13, prof, 13- A.A; Chem. Soc. Atomic weight
of zirconium; thermal properties nitrotoluenes ;
chemical affinity and free energy.

Bell, Jolui Himia, 477 Tillow Road, South Orange,
N. J. Blectricai engineering, Aberdeenshire,
Scotland, Sept. 6, 79. Telegraph engineer, Brit-
ish Post Office, 04-11; West, Elec. Co, 11-
Elee. Eng; British Inst. Elec. Eng. Land and
submarine telegraphs; printing telegraphs; tele-
graph transmission.

Ball, Dr. Louia, 32 Sylvan Ave, West Newton,
Mass. *Physics, Chester, N. H, Dec. 5, 64,

A.B, Dartmouth, 84; fellow, Hopkins, 85-87,
Ph.D, 88. Prof, physics, Purdue, 88-89; ed,
'The Electrical World,' 90-92; donsulting elec.
engineer, 93- ; lecturer elec. power transmis-
sion, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95-05. Int. Elec. Cong,
St. Louis, 04 (sec'y, sect. D). A.A; Astroi|.
Soc; nium. Eng. Soc. (past pres); Nat. Elec.
Light Ass; Elec. Eng; Am. Acad; Ilium. Eng.
Soc. London (v. pres). Spectroscopy; alternate
ing current phenomena; wireless telephony;
physiological optics; physical interpretation of
albedo; oculars.

Bell, Dr. WClUiani) B(oiiar), 803 Rittenhouse
St, Washington, D. C. Biology. Milton, Iowa,
June 2, 77. M.Di, Iowa State Nor, 99; Woods
Hole, 01 ; A.B, Iowa, 02, fellow, 03-05, M.S, 03,
Ph.D, 05; Smithsonian table, Naples Zool Sta,
05. Asst. prof, zool, and physiol, N. Dak. Col,
05-08, prof, 08-16; asst, biologist, bur. biol,
surv, U. S, Dept. Agr, 16- A.A; Soc. Mammal;
Omith. Union; Wash. Biol. Soc. Homologous
crustacean appendages; beetles, birda, mammals,
and plants of North Dakota; extermination of
ground squirrels, gophers, prairie dogs, and jack
rabbits.

Bellamy, Dr. A(lbert) W(llliam), University of
Chicago, Chicago, III. Zoology. Yukon, Okla,
June 30, 92. B.S, Kansas State, 14; fellow,
Chicago, 16-17, Ph.D, 19. Asst. zool, Kansas
State, 12-14, zool. and genet, 14-16; zool, Chi-
cago, 17-18, assoc, 18-19, intir. eool. and genet,
10- A.A; Soc. Zool. Genetics; experimental
evolution; development in Amphibia.

BeUls, Arthur E(dward), 95 Princeton St, Spring-
field, Mass. Metallurgy. Waltham, Mass, May
26, 89. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13. Instr. chem,
Mass. Inst Tech^ 13-15; metallurgist, N. E.
Westinghouse, 15-17; Springfield Armory, 17-
Chemist, Watertown Arsenal. Min. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat. Physical chemistry; metallography;
heat treatment of steel.

Bemaa, Prof. W(ooster) W(oodnifl), University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Mathematics.
Southington, Conn, May 28, 50. A.B, Michigan,
70, A.M, 73; LL.D, Kalamazoo, 08. Instr.
Greek and math, Kalamazoo, 70-71 ; math, Mich-
igan, 71-74, asst. prof, 74-82, assoc. prof, 82-
87, prof, 87- A. A. (sec'y, A, 90, v. pres, 97);
Math. Soc; London Math. Soc; Math. Verein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. History of mathe-
matics.

Benedict, Dr. A. L, 377 Elmwood Ave, Buffalo,
N. Y. Physiology, Archeology. Buffalo, Aug.
25, 65. Rochester, 83-85; A.B, Michigan, 87;
M.D, Buffalo, 88; M.D, Pennsylvania, 89; hon.
A.M, Ohio Wesleyan, 91. Instr. therapeut, med.
dept, Buffalo, 90-96, prof, physiol. and digestive
diseases, dental dept, 95-01. Supt. ethnoi. and
ardieol, Pan- Am. Expos, 01; capt, M. C, 17-18;
capt, M. C, N. Y. G, 19-20, major, 20-; ed,
'Buffalo Med. Jour,' 11-18. Prize, N. Y. SUte
Med. Soe, 95, 96; gold medal. Am. Med. Ass, 00.
Am. Acad. Med. (v. pres, 00); Gastro-Enterol.
Ass. Physical diagnosis; physiologic chemistry
and physics, as related to digestive organs;
transition period of Seneca Indians; archeology
of Niagara frontier; mound-builders.

Benedict, Prof, ^aada G(aao), Nutrition Labor-
atory, Vila St, Boston, Mass. *Chemistry. Mil-

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waukee, Wis, Oct. 3, 70. A.B, Harvard, 93,
A.M, 94 ; Ph^, Heidelberff, »5 ; hon. Sc.D, Wes-
lejan, 11. Instr. chem, Mass. Col. Pharmaej,
93-&4; Wesleyan, 96-01, assoc. prof, 01-05,
prof, 05-07; director, nutrition lab, Carnegie
. Institution, 07- Physiol, chemist, nutrition in-
vestigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-07; chemist,
Storrs Exp. 8ta, 96-01. Nat Acad; A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soc;
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad. Analytical methods;
metabolism in man; temperature of the human
body; respiration calorimeters.

Benedict, Prof. H (arris) M(iUer), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Botany. Buda,
HI, Dec. 8, 73. A.B, Doane, 94; B.S, Nebraska,
96, A.M, 97; Ph.D, Cornell. Grad. asst. zool,
Nebraska, 96-97; head, biol. dept, high sch,
Lincoln, Nebr, 97-98; Omaha, 99-00; asst.
biol, Cincinnati, 01-02; asst. prof, 03-09, assoc.
prof, 09-11, prof, bot, 11- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Nature Study Soc; Ohio Acad. Plant physi-
ology; senility in plants.

Benedict, Dr. HCarry) Y(andell), University of
Texas, Austin^ Tex. Mathematics, Astronomy.
Louisville, Ky, Nov. 14, 69. Fellow, B.S, Texas,
92, A.M, 93; Ph.D, Harvard^ 98; LL.D, Baylor,
2%. Tutor math, Texas, 93; asst, observatory,
Virginia^ 93-95; instr, Texas, 99, adj. prof,
math, and astron, 99-02, assoc. prof, 02-06,
prof, applied math, 06-, director, dept. of exten,
09-11, dean, eol. arts and sciences, 11- Instr.
math, and astron, Yanderbilt, 99. A.A; Math.
Soc; Eng. Educ.

Benedict, Dr. James E, U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Biology. Norwalk, Conn,
Jan. 5, 54. A.M, Ph.D, Union. Bes. naturalist,
'Albatross/ Atlantic cruise, 82-86; asst. cura-
tor, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 89- Crustacea; anne-
lids.

Benedict, Dr. B(alph) 0(nrti88), 322 E. 19th St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Botany, Syracuse, N. Y,
June 14, 83. Ph3, Syracuse, 06; Columbia,
08-09, feDow, 09-10, Ph.D, 11. Aid, N. Y.
Bot. Garden, 06-08; instr. bot, Fordham, 10-
11 ; High Sch. of Commerce, N. Y. City, 12-16 ;
chairman, dept. biol, Bushwick High Sch, 16-
19; first asst. biol, Stuyvesant High Sch, 19-
Instr. bot, N. Y. Univ, summer, 10; res. inves-
tigator, Brooklyn Bot. Garden, 14- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Fern Soc. (ed, 'Jour,'
10-). Phylogeny and classification of ferns.

Benedict, Prof. Stanley B(088iter), 477 First
Ave, New York, N. Y. •Chemistry. Cincinnati,
Ohio, March 17, 84. A.B, Cincinnati, 06; Ph.D,
Yale, 08. Instr. chem, Syracuse, 08-09; assoc.
biol. dhem, Columbia, 09-10; asst. prof. chem.
path, med, col, ComeU, 10-11, chem, 11-12,
prof. It- Harvey lecturer, N. Y. Acad. Med,
16. A.A; Soc. Biol. Chem. (pres, 20); Physiol.
Soc. Uric acid in its relation to metabolism.

Benedict, Dr. Snaan B(08e), 11 Barrett Place,
Northampton. Mass. History of mathematics.
NorwaO;, Ohio, Nov. 29, 73. B.S, Smith, 95;
A.M, Columbia, 06; Ph.D, Michigan, 14. Instr.
math. Smith, 06-14, assoc. prof, 14- Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Algebraic symbols; early
treatises on algorism.

Benger, Dr. Ernest B(aden), Parlin, N. J. Chem-
istry. Belvidere, HI, Dec. 20, 85. BB, Grin-

neU, 07; M.S, Wisconsin, l3, fellow, 14-15, 16-
17, Ph.D, 17. Teacher science, high sch, Minn,
and Ky, 07-14; instr. chem, Wisconsin, 15-16,
research chemist and lab. director, E. I. duPont
de Nemours and Co, 17- Chem. Soc. Phy^cal
and inorganic chemistry; photochemistry.

Bengia, Dr. B(obert) 0(liver), Heyden Chemical
Works, Garfield, N. J. Chemistry. New Haven,
Conn, May 2, 90. Ph3, Yale, Ph.D, 13. Bio-
chemist, Pharmacol, lab, bur. chem, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 14-16; asst. chief chemist, Calco Chem.
Co, 16-19 ; chief chemist, Heyden Chem. Co, 19-
Chem. Soc. Organic, pharmaceutical and bio-
logical chemistry; dyes and intermediates.

Bengtson, Prof. K(el8) ACugnst), 1529 S. 24th
St, Lincoln, Nebr. Geography. Winslof, Swe-
den, May 22, 79. A.B, Nebraska, 07, A.M, 08.
Prof, geog, State Nor. Sch, Peru, Nebr, 03-04,
05-06; instr, Nebraskd, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-
12, assoc. prof, and later prof. geol. and geog,
IS- Instr. geog. Cornell, summer, 12; prof,
Virginia, 13; U. S. Soil Surv, 14; Nebr. Geol.
Surv, 15; collaborator, bur. soils, U. S. Dept
Agr, 14-; trade conunissioner, U. S. Dept. Com-
merce, 19. A.A; Ass. Geog; Nebr. Acad. Geol-
ogy; soil survey; Pennsylvanian and Permian
stratigraphy of Nebraska; economic geography
of Norway; geology of Honduras.

Benjamin, Prof. Odiarlea) H(enry), Purdue Uni-
versity, La Fayette, Ind. Mechanical engineer-
ing. Patten, Maine, Aug. 29, 56. M.E, Maine,
81; hon. D.Eng, Case, 08. Instr. mech. eng,
Maine, 80-83, prof, 83-86; Case, 89-07; dean,
sch. eng, Purdue, 07-20, director, Eng. Exp, Sta,
17- Mech. Eng. (v. pres, 17) ; Eng. Edue; hon.
mem. Geveland Eng. Soc. Bursting of cast iron
fly-wheels and cylinders; stresses in pulley
arms; smoke abatement; lubrication; locomo-
tive head lights; farm tractors.

Benjamin, Prof. Earl W(liitney), 208 Waite Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Poultry htubandry. Almond, N.
Y, Oct. 16, 89. B.S.A, Cornell, 11. M.S.A, 12,
Ph.D, 14. Instr. poultry husbandry, ComeU,
11-14, asst. prof, 15-19, prof, tO- Marketing.

Benjamin, Dr. O(eorge) H(lllard), 160 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Physics. New York, Dec.
25, 52. Union, 72; M.D, Albany Med. Col, 74;
Ph.D, Freiburg, 82. Indust. engineer and patent
agent; pres, Conn. Development Co; New
Process Combustion Co. Ed, 'Appleton's Ency.
of Applied Mech'; 'Nat. Ency. of Applied
Mech.' Medico-Legal Soc; British Ass. Indus'
trial chemistry; high explosives.

Benjamin, Dr. Iiiarcaa, U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Technology, Ban
Francisco, Calif, Jan. 17, 57. Ph.B, Columbia,
78; hon. A.M, Lafayette, 88; Ph.D, Nashville,
89; ScD, Pittsburgh, 05; LL.D, St. John's,
(Md), 10. Chemist, U. S. lab, Appraiser's
Store, N. Y. City, 85-85: lecturer chem, N. Y.
Woman's Med. Col, 84-86; ed, U, S. Nat. Mu-
seum, 96- Lecturer, Washington Cathedral, 11-
Mem. jury of awards, Columbian, Nashville.
Omaha, Pan-Am, Charleston, La. Purchase and
Jamestown Expositions; ed. contributor, Apple-
ton's Cyclopedias, *Int. Cyclopedia,' *Int. Year-
book,' *New Practical Cyclopedia'; mem. U. S.
Assay Commission, 96, 00, 04, 06, 12, 17, 18.
Int. Cong. Arts and Science, St. Louis, 04

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(Bee '7, seet. indnst. cbem). A.A; (sec '7, I, 98,
T. pres. and acting pres, 99, 00); Soe. Chem.
Inonst; fel. London Chem. 60c.

Benner, Piof. B(ayiiiond) 0(alTln)» Freemont,
Ohio. Chemistry. Minneapolis. Minn, May 13,
77. B.S, Minnesota, 02; A.M., Wisconsin, 05,
PI1.D, 09. Instr. chem, Mich. Agr. Col, 0^-03;
Wisconsin, 03-06; asst. prof, Arizona, 06-11;
prof, electrometal, Pittsburgh, 11-13; director,
Freemont Lab, Nat, Carbon Co, IS- Asst, Wis.
Geol. Snrv, 03-06; mem. U. 8. Assay Commis-
sion, 12. AA; Chem. Soc. Yttrium earths;
electrochemistry; primary cells; corrosion; ca-
talysis.

Bomett, Prof. Albert A(niold), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. ^Mathematics. Yoko-
hama, Japan, June 2, 88. A.B, A.M, Broi^,

10, M.S, 11; Ph.D, Princeton, 15; Gottingen;
Paris; Bologna; Chicago. Instr. math, Prince-
ton, 14-16; adj. prof, Texas, 16-18, assoe. profj
18- Math, and dynamics expert, ordnance dept,
17. S. A, 19-; asst. ed, 'Annals of Math.' Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Exterior ballistics.

Bennett, O(arlyle) W(ll8Qn), Michigan Agricul-
tural College, East Lansing, Mich. Plant pa-
thology. Narrows, Ky, June 8, 95. B.S, Ken-
tucky, 17; M.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 19. Asst. bot,
Mich. Agr. Col, 17-19, instr, 19- Phytopatb.
Soc. Plant rots.

Bennett^ CQiarles) W(illiam), Ithaca, N. Y.
Physical chemistry. Hartford, Ky, March 29,
86. B.S, A.M, Vanderbilt, 09; Ph.D, Cornell,

11. Asst. chem, Vanderbilt, 07-09; Cornell,
09-11, instr, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-15; chemical
technologist. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soe.
Electrochemistry; electrolysis of solutions; pho-
tochemical effects; storage batteries; nitrogen
fixation; phosphoric acid; alumina.

Bennett, B(dnnmd) B, Boise, Idaho. Horti-
culture. Geneva, Mich, June 3, 74. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 02, M. Hort, 08. Asst. hort. Conn.
Col, 03-06; asst. horticulturist, Colo. Exp. Sta,
06-09, prof, hort, Colo. Agr. Col, 09-13; horti-
culturist, C. B. I. and P. R. B, 13-14; field hor-
ticulturist, Idaho, 16- Soe. Hort. Sci.

Bennett^ Prof. Edward, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. Blectricdl engineering. Pitts-
burgh, Pa, Oct. 26, 76. E.E, Pittsburcb, 97.
Engineer, Nemst Lamp Co, 99-02, chief en-
gineer, 03-04, consulting engineer, 04-05; head
engineer. National Elec. Signaling Co, 05-06;
engineer, Tellnride Power Co, 06-09; assoc prof.
elec. eng, Wisconsin, 09-13, prof, IS- With
Westing^ouse Elec and Mfg. Co. A.A; Elec.
Eng; iSectroehem. Soc; Eng. Educ; Badio Eng;
Ilium. Eng. Soc; Ass. Prof. Nemst lamp de-
velopment; lightning arresters; wireless teleg-
raphy; power transmission.

Bennett, Dr. Harold 8(elden), 1 Qrove Place,
Ithaca, N. Y. Chemistry. A.B, Cornell, 13,
Ph.D, 17. Teacher chem, Cornell, 13-15. Oapt,
C.W. S, 17-18; in charge, dept. chem, Forman
Christian Col, Lahore, India, 19-20. Chem. Soc.
Electrical endosmose; hydronitrie acid.

Bennett, Hngb H(annnond), Bureau of Soils,
Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Wadesboro,
N. C, Apr. 15, 81. B.S, North Carolina. Soil
scientist, bur. soQs, U. 8. Dept. Agr, OS- Mem.
agr. exped. to Canal Zone, 09 ; in charge agr.

exped. to Alaska, 14. Lieut, engineers, 18, re-
serve officer, 18- A.A; Soc. Agron. Soils.

Bennett, Dr. James Percy, University of Cali-
fornia^ Berkeley, Calif. Botany. Pender, Ne-
braska, Oct. 25, 86. A.B, Missouri, 11, A.M,
13; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 18. Instr. bot, Wisconsin,
15-18; pomol, California, 19- A. A; Bot. Soe;
Phytopath. Soc; Chem. Soe; Calif. Bot. Soc.
Plant nutrition and growth; physiology and nu-
trition of fruit trees.

Bennett, Prof. W(lUiam) Z(ebina), College of
Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Chemistry. Montpe-
lier, Vt, Feb. 25, 56. AJB, Harvard, 78, A.M,
81, Pho), 83; Berlin, 88. Asst. chem, Harvard,
78-80; master science, DeVeaux, 80; adj. prof,
Wooster, 80-83, prof, 83-86, chem'. and physics,
86-02, prof. chem.. and director, chem, lab, Ot-
AA; Chem. Soc; Cleveland Chem. Soc. Mu-
cochloric acid; dichloracrylic acid; tetrabrom-
propiolic acid; methods for determining nitrites
in water.

Benollel, S(olonion) D, 4508 Locust St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chemistry. New York, N. Y,
June 1, 74. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 93; E.E,
A.M, Columbia, 96. With Gen. Elec Co, Sche-
nectady, N. Y, 96-97; instr. physics, elec. and
chem, Adelphi, 97-01; gen. manager, Boberts'
Chem. Co, 01-06; Int. Oiem. Co, OB- Lecturer,
Boards of Educ, New York City and Brooklyn;
Brooklyn Inst. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Elec. Eng. Alkalies; synthetic muriatic acid;
lubricating compounds; soap.

Benaley, Dr. B(enjamin) A(rthnr), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Zoology. Hamilton,
Can, Nov. 5. 75. B.A, Toronto, 96; Senff fel-
low, Columbia, 99-00, Ph.D, 02. Lecturer, eool,
Toronto, 02-06, assoc. prof, 06-14, prof, U-
IMrector, Ont. Museum Zool^ Toronto. AA;
Paleont. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Can. Comx>ara-
tive anatomy; general mammalian and marsu-
pial evolution.'

Bensley, Prof. B(obert) BCnsseU), University of
Chicago, Chicago, HI. * Anatomy. Hamilton,
Can, Nov. 13, 67. B.A, Toronto, 89, M.B, 92,
hon. D.Se, 19. Asst. demonstrator biol, Toronto,
92-99, demonstrator, 99-01; asst. prof, anat,
Chicago, 01-06, assoc. prof, 05-07, prof, 07-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. (pros, 18-); Soc.
Exp. Biol; British Ass. The gastric glands of
mammals; esophageal glands of Urodela; micro-
chemistry; the glands of Brunner; structure of
the human stomach; sidivary elands; pancreas;
structure of protoplasm; thyroid gland.

Benson, Prof. 0(lara) OCynthia), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Biochemistry. Port
Hope, Can, June 5, 75. B.A, Toronto, 99, fel-
low, 90-03, PhJD, 08. Instr. science, Lillian
Massey Sch. Household Science, 03-05; lecturer
physiol. chem, Toronto, 05-06, assoc prof, 06-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Home Econ. Ass;
Can. Inst. Chem. Physiological and food chem-
istry; rates of chemical reactions; chemistry of
physiological fluids; chemistiy of fish.

Benson, Prof, Hazry K(reitier), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry. Leb-
anon, Pa, Jan. 8, 77. A.B,. Franklin and Mar-
shall, 99, A.M, 02; fellow, Columbia, 06-07,
Ph.D, 07. Instr. science, high sch, Kent, Wash,
00-03; assoc prof, chem, Washington {Seattle),
04-19, prof, and head of dept, 19- Asst. soil

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

8urv% Wash. State Geol. Sunr. and bur. soils,
U. S. Dept. AgTf 09-; commercial agent, IT. S.
Dept. Commerce, 14; consulting chemist, Am.
Nitrogen Products Co, 17-; capt, ordnance dept,
18-19. Chem. Soc (pres, Fliget Sound sect,
09). Industrial chemistry; molten hydrates as
solvents; soils of western Washington; wood
tar from western conifers.

Benson, Dr. Bobert L(oul8), P. O. Box 356, Port-
land, Oregon. Fathology, Flint, Mich, May
30, 80. A.B, Michigan, 02, A.M, 04; M.D, Bush
Med. Col, 10. Bacteriologist, Fla. State Board
of Health, 10-12; prof, path, Oregon, IS- City
bacteriologist, Portland, Oregon. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Int. Ass. Med. Mus.
Bacteriology.

Bent, Arthur Cleveland, Taunton, Mass. Omith'
ology. Taunton, Nov. 25, 66. A.B, Harvard,
89. Sec'y, Bristol Co. Acad Sd, 09-12, pres,
IB- Omith. Union; Nat. Ass. Audubon Soc;
Nuttall Ornith. Club; Wilson Ornith. Qub;
Cooper Ornith. Club. Distribution and life his-
tories of American birds.

Bentley, Prof. Gordon M(ansir), Knoxville, Tenn.
Zoology, Entomology. Great Barrington, Mass,
Sept. 23, 76. B.S.A, Cornell, OO, A.M, 01. Prof,
bot. and zool. Union Acad, Belleville, N. Y, 01-
05; instr. entom, N. C. Col, and asst. state
entomologist, 06-06; instr. sool. and entom,
Tennessee, 06-08, assoc. prof, and entomologist,
Exp. 8ta, 08-; asst. state entomologist, 08-09,
state entomologist and plant pathologist, 09-
A.A. (v. pres, 18); Ass. Econ, Entom; Entom.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Fed. Hort. Inspectors
(pres); Tenn. Hort. Soc; Nursery Ass; Florists
Ms; Beekeepers Ass. (sec'y-treas) ; E. Tenn.
Beekeepers Ass. (pres).

Bentley, Prof. John, Jr, Cornell University, Ithaca,
N. Y. Forest engineering. Brooklyn, N. Y,
June 8, 80. With U. S, Forest Service, 07-11;
asst. prof, forest engineering, Cornell, 12-17,
prof, 17- Lecturer lumbering,. Yale, 17-19.
Soc. Foresters. Forest management.

Bentley, Prof. Madison, University Hall, Urbana,
HI. ^Psychology. Clinton, Iowa, June 18, 70.
B.S, Nebraska, 95; Ph.D, Cornell, 98. Asst.
Psychol, Cornell, 97-98, instr, 9&-02, asst. prof,
02-12; prof, and director, psyohol. lab, Illinois,
le- Ed, 'Psychol. Index.' A. A; Psychol. Ass;
Philos. Ass. The memory image; mental syn-
thesis; comparative and social psychology; men-
tal inheritance; eugenics.

Bentley, Dr. William B(iirdtfle), Morris Ave,
Athens, Ohio. Chemistry. Maple Valley, N, Y,
Aug. 8, 66. A.B, Harvard, 89, A.M, 90, Ph.D,
98. Asst. chem, Harvard, 90-91; adj. prof,
chem. and physics, Arkansas, 91-94; assoc. prof,
94-00; prof, chem, Ohio (Athens), 00- Asst.
chem, U. S. Torpedo Sta, Newport, B. I, 90;
capt, ordnance dept, U.S.A, 18^19. A.A; Chem.
Soc; hon. fel. London Soc. Biol. Chem. De-
rivatives of symmetrical tribrom benzol.

Benton, Prof. J(ohn) B(ob«rt), Gainesville, Fla.
Physios. Concord, N. H, June 6, 76. B.S,
Trinity (Conn), 97, A.B, 9»; Ph.D, G5ttingen,
00. Instr. math, Princeton, 00-01; asst. physics,
Cornell, 01-02; various positions in govt, scien-
tific work, 02-04; research asst, geophys. lab,
Carnegie. Institution, 04-05; prof, physics and

elec. eng, Florida, OS-, dean, col. eng, 10- AJl;
Physical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ.
Mechanical properties of matter, especially elas-
ticity.

Benton, Ralph, University of California, Berk-
eley, Calif. Entomology, Munich, Germany.
Aug. 2, 84. B.S, Mont. Col, 06 ; B.L, California,
07, M.S, 09. Asst. mil. science and tactics,
Mont. Col, 01-03, asst. apiculture, 04-05; asst. *
entom, California, 06-08, instr, 08-10; head,
dept. agr, Los Angeles Norm. Sch, 10-12;
assoc. prof, Southern California, 12-14; in-
spector, U. S. Biol. Surv, 14-18; lieut, Inf,
18-19; instr. agr. educ, Calif omia, 19- Asst,
U. S. examiner surveys, Mont, summer, 01;
asst. to entomologist, Mont. Exp. Sta, sum-

^mers, 02-04; special field agent entom, U.
S. Dept. Agr, in Europe, summer, 05. A. A;
Entom. Soc; Nat. Bee Keepers' Ass; Calif.
State Bee Keepers' Ass. wintering of bees:
varieties of bees of economic importance; the
production of honey on a commercial basis;
queen rearing on a commercial basis; control
of mating of queen bees; artificial impregna-
tion; the floral relationships of bees; wax secre-
tion and production; bee diseases and resistant
varieties of bees.

Bents, Dr. Charles A, 126 W. Humbolt Parkway,
Buffalo, N. Y. Bacteriology. Buffalo, Feb. 20,
79. M.D, Buffalo, 02. Lecturer histol. and
bacter, Buffalo, 02-04, bacter, 04-07, embryol,
10, assoc. prof. prev. med; city hcu>teriologist.
Clin, pathologist, Erie Co. Hosp; Sisters of
Charity Hosp; St. Mary's Maternity Hosp;
Mem. Hosp; Providence Betreat. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Buffalo Acad. Med. Trichinosis;
rhinophyma; tetanus; arthritis deformans; avian
tuberculosis.

Benzenzerg, Oeorge Henry, 1018 Wells Build-
ing, Milwaukee, Wis. Engineering. New York,
N. Y, May 31, 47. C.E, Michigan, 67, D.Eng,
12; ScD, Wisconsin, 11. Asst, U. S. Lake
Surv, 66-69; C. M. and St. P. B. B. and M.
and N. B. B, 69-73; asst. city engineer, Mil-
waukee, 73-82, city engineer, 82-99; consulting
engineer, 95; chief engineer, Cincinnati Water
Works, 04-09. Consulting engineer for cities
throughout the U. S. A.A; Civil Eng. (pres,
07) ; Munic. Eng. (pres, 96) ; Am. Water Works
Ass. (pres, 93); New Eng. Water Works Ass.
Water purification.

Berg, Prof. Ernst Jnlins, Union University, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. EleGtri^>ai Engineering. Oster-
sund, Sweden, Jan. 9, 71. M.E, Boyal Polytech,
Stockholm, 92; hon. Sc.D, Union, 09. Elec. en-
gineer. Gen. Elec. Co, 92-04, consulting engineer,
04-09; prof, in charge, dept. elec. eng, Hlinois,
09-13; Union, IS- A.A; Elec. Eng; Math. Soc.
Botary converters; transmission line disturb-
ances; electromagnetic radiation.

Berg, Dr. William KCathan), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ^ Pathologioal
che7nistry. Klein-Verdein, Hungary, Sept. 22,
81. B.S, Columbia, 04, Ph.D, 07 ; D.V.M, Georgre
Washington, 16. Asst. physiol. chem, Col. Physi-
cians and Surgeons, Columbia, 04-07, tutor biol.
chem, 07-08; chemist, dairy div, iur. anim^
indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 08-12, path, div, IX-
Capt, Sanit. C, 18-19. A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Wash. Acad. Determination

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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of ammonia in milk; the digestibility of differ-
ent proteins in varioos pepsin-aeid and trypsin-
base solntions; relation between tbe physiological
action of ions and their physico-chemical prop-
erties; chemical changes in stored batter; slow
proteolysis of casein; chemical nature of anti-
toxin; immunization against blackleg; anthrax
serum.

Bergeim, Dr. Olaf, Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, Pa. Physiological chemistry. Wa-
tertown. S. Dak, Not. 6, 88. B.S, S. Dak. Col,
08; M.S, Dlinois, 12; Ph.D, Jefferson Med. Col,
14. Asst. chem, Illinois, 11-12; instr. physiol.
chem. and toxicol, Jefferson Med, Col, 12-14,
demonstrator physiol. chem, 14-16, org. and
physiol. chem, 15-17, assoc, 17-19, asst. prof,
19- Mem. research div, C. W. 8, 18. Eighth
Int. Cong. Applied Chem. A. A) Soc. Biol.
Chem; Chem. Soc; PhysioL Soo; Soc. Exp. Biol.
Digestion and metabolism.

Berger, Prof. E(dward) W(llliain), State Plant
Board, Gainesville, ila. Zoology. Middlebnrg,
Ohio, Nov. 29, 09. A.B, German Wallace, 91;
Ph3, Baldwin, 94; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Prof,
science, Baldwin, 99-01; Lincoln High Sch,
Cleyeland, 01-02; entomologist, Florida, 06-
A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ohio
Acad; Fla. Entom. Soc Physiology and his-
tology of Cubomedusae; Pseudoscorpionidae ;
habits of Hyphantria cunea; biology of Aley-
rodidae.

Bergey, Dr. D(ayid) H(endxi6k8), 206 a 53d St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Bacteriology, Hygiene. Mont-
gomery Co, JPa, Dec. 27, 60. M.D, B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 84^ Scott fellow, 94-95, D.P.H, 16;
A.M, HI. wesleyan, 94. Instr. hygiene, Fenn-
sylvania, 95-96, first asst, lab. hygiene, 96-03,
asst. prof, bacter, 03-16; hygiene and haeter,
16- Capt, M. C, 17, major, 18. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Soe. Exp. Biol. Com-
position of expired air; pseudo-diphtheria ba-
cilli; hemolysis and bacteriology; influence of
alcoholism upon hemolysis; anaphylaxis; phago-
cytosis; types of infection and immunily; in-
fluence of food preservatives on enzyme action;
hygiene.

Bergman, Prof. H(erl)ert) F(loyd), College of
Hawaii, Honolulu, HajndL Botany. Medicine
Lodge, Kans, Sept. 15, 83. B.S, Kansas State,
05; M.S, Minnesota. 15, Ph.D, 18. Asst. bot,
Kansas State, 06-08; asst. prof. N. Dak. Col,
08-12; Minnesota, 12-17; asst. pathologist, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19; prof, hot.
Col. of Hawaii, 19- A.A; Ecol. Soc Plant
physiology and ecology; flora of North Dakota;
aeration of roots; plant succession.

Beigtold, Prof. W(lUiain) HCarry), 1159 Race St,
Denver, Colo. Ornithology. Buffalo, N. T, Oct
28, 65. M.D, Buffalo, 86; hon. B.S, Hobart,
90. Prof, path, Buffalo, 90-94; Denver, 96-
00. Mem. Omith. Union; Soc. MammaL Incu-
bation periods of birds.

Berkeley, Dr. W(lllla)m K, 12 Clay St, Balti-
more. Md. Chemistry. Aldie, Ya, Sept. 24, 67.
Virginia, 87-88, 91-92; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99.
Chemist, Dora Fumaee Co, Va, 92-93; prof,
chem, St. John's (Md), 93-96; instr. science,
Model and Training Sch, San Juan, P. R, 99;
chemist, Superior Board of Health, P. B, 00-05 ;
chemist in charge, Phila. pure food lab, U. S.

Dept. Agr, 05-06; pref. physios and chem,
Sweet Briar, 06-07; instr. indust. and gen.
chem, Lehigh, 08-09; ehemist, U. S. N. Exp.
Sta, AnnapoUs, 09-18; ed. 'Fuel Bui,' U. S.
Fuel Ad, 18-19; industrial chemist, 19- Instr,
Diechman Sch, Baltimore, 98. A.A; Chem. Soc.
Bate of reduction of isomeric nitro-benzoic
acids; food value of bananas.

Bericey, Dr. Oharlas P(eter), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. *Geology. Goshen, Ind,
March 25, 67. B.S, Minnesota, 92, UB, 93,
Ph.D, 97. Instr. miner, Minnesota, 93-03 ; tutor
geol, Columbia, 03-07, instr, 07-10, asst. prof,
10-14, assoc, prof, 14-16, prof, 16- Asst, Minn,
and Wis. GeoL Surveys; special geologist, N. Y.
Qeol. Surv; geologist, N. Y. City board of
water supply, 06-18. A.A. (mem. council, 16) ;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; fel. N. Y. Acad. (v. pres,
13); Minn. Acad. (cor. sec'y, 97-03). The
geology and mineralogy of certain Keweenawan
and Cambrian areas in Minnesota and Wiscon-
sin; clays and other mineral resources; inter-
pretation and chronology of eertain laminated
glacial deposits; structural and stratigraphic
features of the Highlands of New York; struc-
tural, areal and engineering geology of New
York City ; quality of the bluestone of the Cats-
kills; geology of the Catskill aqueduct; origin
of the St. Peter sandstone of the Mississippi
Valley; geology of Porto Bico and of the West
Point quadrangle, N. Y.

BerllnAr, Bmlle, 1458 Columbia Boad, Washington,
D. C. Electricity, Acoustics. Hanover, Ger-
many, May 20, 51. German schools. Chief in-
strument inspector, Bell Telephone Co, 78-81.
^ton. Wash. Milk Conf , 07. John Scott medal,
Franklin Inst. The loose contact telephone
transmitter; telephone induction coil; the
gramophone; miUc supply.

Barman, Dr. Nathan, 29 Parker St, Port Chester,
N. Y. Bacteriology. New Haven, Conn, Dec.
17, 93. PhiB, Yale, 14, M.S, 16, Ph.D, 17; fel-
low, Hopkins, 18-19. With Arlington Chem.
Co,»19- With Eli Lilly and Co, summer, 17;
Bed Cross sanit. service, 17-18; U. S. Pub.
Health Service, summer, 18. Soc. Bact. Bac-
terial metabolism.

Bemlieim, Dr. Bertram MCoses), 2313 Eutaw
Place, Baltimore, Md. Surgery. Paducah, Ky,
Feb. 15, 80. A.B, Hopkins, 01, M.D, 05. Asst.
surg, Hopkins, 12-14, instr. din, surg, 14-
Visiting surgeon, Union Protestant Infirm;
Hosp. for Women of Md; Church Home and In-
firmary; attending surgeon, Hebrew Hosp; ma-
jor, M. C, A.E.F, 17-19. A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
Col. Surg, (founder); Surg. Beseareh Club;
Berlin Surg. Soe. Surgery of the vascular sys-
tem; blood transfusion; gangrene of the ex-
tremities.

Bemsteii^ Prof. B(eiijamin) A(bram), University
of CaUfomia, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics.
Posvol, BuBsia, May 20, 81. Baltimore City Col,
97-02; A.B, Hopkins, 05; Ph.D, California, 13.
Instr. math, California, 07-19, asst. prof, 19-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Maliiematieal
logic; theory of probability.

Bemton, Dr. Harry 8(aal), 2013 0 St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Hygiene. Jan. 15, 84.
A.B, Harvard, 04^ M.D, Harvard Med. Sch,

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AHEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

08. Director, Bender Lab, Albany, N. Y, 0^
14; pathologist, B. I. State Board of Health,
14-18; instr. path, Harvard Med. Sch, 16-18;
directOTf Child Welfa/re 8oo, Washington, 19-
Prof. med. juris, George Washington; lectnrer
hygiene, Georgetown. Ass. Path, and Baet;
Int. Ass. Med. Mas. Child hygiene; bacteriol-
ogy; pathology; epidemiology.

Barolsheimer, D(aiiiel) D(eroiula), 1 Madison
Ave, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York,
June 30, 77. Col. Oty of N. Y, 93-95; N. Y.
Univ, 95-97; Wurzburg, 97-00. Chemist in
charge, physiol. and anal. lab. of Dr. Jndson
Daland, Phila, 00-04; director, BiochenL Lab,
N. Y, 04-06; anal, lab, Arlington Chem. Co,
Yonkers, N. Y, 06-10; librarian, N. Y. Chem-
ists Club, 10-15; The Barrett Co, N. Y, 15-19;
asst. tech. ed, 'The Chem. Cat. Co,* N. Y, 19-
Chem. Soo. (librarian, 10); Soc. Chem. Indust;
N. Y. Chemists Club (librarian) ; Ohio Areheol.
Soc; Soc. Chim. indust. Chemical and technical
bibliography; earbonyl chlorid; poisonous war
gases; chemical dictionary.

Berry, Prof. Charles Scott, 608 Oswego St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Psychology. Hanuhi, Kans,
May 23, 75. A.B, Hiram, 03; A.M, Harvard,
05, Ph.D, 07, James Walker fellow. Harvard, at
Berlin, 07-08. Asst. econ, Hiram, 03-04; philos.
Harvard, 06-07; acting asst. prof, educ, Michi-
gan, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-15, assoc prof, 15-19,
prof, 19-; director, psychoL clinic, pub. schools,
Detroit, 19- Capt, Sanit. C, 17-18, major, 18-
19. A.A; PsychoL Ass; Soc. Col. Teachers
Educ Comparative psychology; imitation in
animals; psychology and education of excep-
tional children.

Berty, Prof. Charles WCUliam), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Engineering. Charlestown, Mass, May 21, 72.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95, Swett fellow, at GK>t-
tingen, 95-97. Asst. instr. heat eng, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 99-00, instr, 00-08, asst.* prof, 08-12,
assoc. prof, 12-20, prof, SO- Befrig. Eng. Ap-
plication of thermodynamics to engineering
problems; refrigeration; heat transmission.

Berry, Prof. Edward W(ilber), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. *Taleontology.
Newark, N. J, Feb. 10, 75. Hopkins, 05-06.
Asst. paleont, Hopkins, 06-08, instr, 08-10,
assoc, 10-13, assoc. prof, 13-17, prof, 17-
Asst. state geologist, Md, 17-; geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 10-; mem. Williams Mem. ezped.
to S. Am, 19- Walker prize, Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist, 01. A.A; Soc Nat; Geol. Soc; Paleont.
Soc ; Philos. Soc ; N. Y. Acad ; Torrey Bot. Club
(sec'y); Soc. gfol. de France. Historical geol-
ogy; floras and geological history of southeast-
em North America; geological and geographical
distribution of flowering plants.

Berry, George M(agnider), 661 Allen St, Syracuse,
N. Y. Chemistry. Leonardtown, Md, Feb. 18,
78. B.S, George Washington, 99. Chemist,
Park Steel Co, 99-03; Willson Aluminum Co,
03-04; consulting chemist, Wyckoff, Seamens
and Benedict, 04-05; chief chemist, Haloomh
Steel Co, 06- Lecturer metal, Syracuse, 16-
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Syracuse sect, 11-13, v. pres,
15-16, pres, 16-18, councilor, 19) ; Electrochem.
Soc; Min. Eng. Metallurgy; electric furnaces;

effect of gases on steels when heated; melting
and refining of fine steels.

Berry, Prof. H(erman) O(laiide), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Engineering.
Near Zionsville, Ind. A.B, Indiana, 97 ; B.S.C.E,
Purdue, 02. With T. St. L, and W. B. R, 02;
instr, Colo. Sch. Mines, 02-03; with U. S.
Reclamation Service, 03-04; instr. civil eng,
Cornell, 04-05; prof, Pennsylvania, 05- Assoc.
Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Phihi. Eng. Club.
Reinforced concrete; beams; columns; arches.

Berry, Prof. James B(erthold), Meadville, Pa.
Botany, Education. Edwardsville, 111, Aug. 2,
80. B.S.F, Minnesota, 10; M.S, Pa. State, 13;
Munich, 13-14; Mich. Agr. Col, 17; Georgia,
18-19. Forest asst^ IT. S. Forest Service, 10-11;
instr. forestry. Pa. State, and forester, Exp.
Sta, 11-13 ; prof, forestry, Georgia, 14-17,
forestry and plant path, 14-20; supervisor voca-
tional agr. eduo, Crawford Co, Pa, SO- Collabo-
rator, U. S. Forest Service; bur. plant indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr; «Bot. Abstracts.' A.A; Phy-
topath. Soc Georgia plant diseases; southern
woodland forestry; com production; seed treat-
ment.

Berry, Prof. Otto Carter, 633 Russell St, West
Lafayette, Ind. Engineering. Ohio, Sept. 30,
83. A.B, Michigan, 05, B.S, 06; M.E, Wiscon-
sin, 18. Assoc, prof, eng, Purdue, 17- Auto-
motive Eng. Carburetion.

Berry, Dr. 8(amiiel) StUlman, 745 W. Highland
Ave, Bedlands, Calif. Zoology. Unity, Maine,
March 16, 87. A.B, Stanford, 09, Ph.D, 13;
A.M, Harvard, 10. Asst. zool, Stanford, 10-11 ;
research asst. and librarian, Scripps Inst, Cali-
fornia, 13-16, research zoologist, 16-18; asst,
U. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 08- A.A; West. Soc. Nat;
Calif. Acad; S. Calif. Acad; London Malacol.
Soc. West American MoUnsca; eephalopods of
America, Japan, Hawaiian Islands, Kermadee
Islands; chitons of western North America and
North Pacific; biophotogenesis.

Berry, Prof. WCilUam) JCohnston), 224 St. Johns
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Mathematics. Brooklyn,
May 3, 83, C.E, Brooklyn Polytech, 03, M.8,
04; A.M, Harvard, 08. Instr. math, Brooklyn
Polytech, 04-07; Harvard, 08-09; asst. prof,
Brooklyn Polytech, 09-17, assoc. prof, 17-
Sec'y> faculty, Brooklyn Polytech, 09-17. A.A;
Math. Ass; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ Systems of
linear partial differential expressions.

Bessey, Prof. Ernst A(tlieam), Michigan Agri-
cultural College, E. Lansing, Mich. *Botany.
Ames, Iowa, Feb. 20, 77. A.B, Nebraska, 96,
B.S, 97, A.M, 98; Ph.D, Halle, 04. Asst. veg.
pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-01, asst. in
charge seed and plant introduction, 01-02, veg.
pathologist, 04-06, pathologist in charge, sub-
tropical lab, Miami, Fla, 06-08; prof. bot. and
bacter, Louisiana, 08-10; hot, Mich, Agr. Col,
10- Lab. asst. bot, summer sch, Colorado, 94,
95, 96; field collector, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 97;
div. agrost, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 98, agr. explor, 02,
03, 04. A. A; (sec'y, G, 01);. Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Mich. Acad,
(pres, 15); Int. Ass. Bot. Mycology; plant
pathology; Florida strangling figs; flora of
Louisiana and Michigan; plant diseases due to
nematodes.

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57

Bmt, Dr. O(aorge) HC^vton), Bosemont, N. J.
Bryology, Bound Valley, N. J, Oct 16, 46.
Lafayette, 73; M.D, PennBylvania, 75. A.A;
Torrey Bot. Club; SuUivant Moss Chapter
(pree, 01) ; cor. mem. Phila. Bot. Club. Musci;
Leskeaceae.

Beihal, EUswortli, State Museum, Denver, Colo.
Boiany. Smyrna, Ohio, June 20, 63. B.S, II.
S. Grant Univ, 86 ; hon. A.M, Denrer, 05. Instr.
biol, high seh, Denver, 90-17; curator nat> histf
Colo. State Mvseum, 12-; pathologist, hwr, plant
indwi, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17- Mem. Colo. Con-
servation Commission. Bot. Soc; Colo. Sci. Soc;
Colo. Aead. (pros); Colo. Forestry Ass. (sec*y).
Fungi; algae; Myzomycetes.

BethmiA, Bev. 0(harle6) J(am«8) 8(tewart),

Toronto, Can. Entomology. West Flamboro,
Ont, Aug. 11, 38. Upper Canada, 55-56; B.A,
Trinity (Can), 59, M.A, 62, D.C.L, 83. Ed,
'Canadian Entomologist,' 68-73; head master,
Trinity Col. Sch, Port Hope, Ont, 70-99; ed,
'Canadian Entomologist,' 85-09; prof, entom.
and zool, Ont Agr. Col, 06-20. A. A; Entom.
Roc. (v. pres, 08); Ass. Eeon. Entom; Wash.
Entom. Soc; Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci; fel. Boyal
Soc Can. (pres, sect. IV, 00); Can. Inst; Ont.
Entom. Soc. (pres, curator and librarian, 04) ;
Ottawa Field-Nat Club; N. S. Inst. Economic
entomology; Canadian Lepidoptera ; life his-
tories of injurious insects.

Betten, Prof. Oomeliiu, 215 Kelvin Place, Ithaca,
N. Y. Biology. Orange City, Iowa, Nov. 13,
77. A.B, Lake Forest, 00, A.M, 01 ; fellow, Cor-
nell, 04-05, Ph.D, 06. Instr. biol, Buena Vista,
01-03; Lake Forest, 05-06, asst prof, 06-07,
prof, 07-15; sec'y and register, N. Y. State
Col. Agr, Cornell, 15-20, v. dean, SO- A.A;
Entom. Soc Entomology; Trichoptera.

Betts, Anson G(ardner), Stachhouse, N. C. Metal-
lurgy. Troy, N. Y, April 14, 76. B.S, Yale,
97; A.M, Columbia, 98. Min. Eng; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Soc <^em. Indust. Electro-
chemical and metallurgical processes.

Betts, Prof. George Herl>ert, Northwestern Uni-
versity, Evanston, 111. Psychology. CHarksville,
Iowa, April 1, 68. Ph.B, Cornell (Iowa), 99,
A.M, 02; Ph.M, diicago, 04; Ph.D, Columbia,
09. Teacher and supt, pub. schools, Iowa, 89-
97; instr. psyehol. and educ, Cornell (Iowa), 99-
01, prof, 02-18, director, summer schf 05-18;
prof, religious educ, Boston, 18-19; Northwest-
em, 19- Exten. lecturer educ psyehol. Teach-
ers Col, Columbia, 08-09. A.A. ' Educational
psychology; the functions and distribution of
mental imagery.

Betts, Dr. Joaepli B(arton), 400 Forest Ave,
Buffalo, N. Y. Pathology. N. Y, June 10,
72. M.D, Albany Med. Col, 94. Pathologist,
Buffalo State Hosp, 95- Am. Med. Ass;
Medico-Psyehol. Ass. Oeneral and nervous his-
topathology.

Betts, Dr. Philander, 790 Broad St, Newark,
X. J. Engineering. Nyack, N. Y, May 28, 68.
B.S, Butgers, 91, M.S, 95; E.E, Ck>lumbian, 03;
Ph J), George Washington, 14. Instr. and later
asst prof, elec eng. and mech. eng, George
Washington, 00-01; chief engineer, N. J. Pub.
Utilities Commission, 10- Major, reserve corps

engineers, 17-19, lieut. col, 19- A.A; Elec
Eng; Mech. Eng; Elec By. Ass; Xllum. Eng.
Soc; Eng. Educ; New Eng. Water Works Ass.
Public utilities; economics; electric railway
operation ; copper plating of steel.

BentenmUller, WllUam, Highwood, N. J. "^Ento-
mology. Hoboken, N. J, March 31, 64. Pub.
and private schools, N. Y. City. Curator, dept.
entom, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 88-12. A. A;
fel. EntouL Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; N. Y.
Entom. Soc. (pres, 00, ed, 'Jour,' Vols. I.-XI) ;
cor. mem. Wash. Entom. Soc; Brooklyn Entom.
Soc Lepidoptera; Coleoptera; gall-insects;
bibliography of American entomology ; Sesiidae ;
the genus Catocala; insects of the Black Moun-
tains, North Carolina ; Lepidoptera found within
50 miles of New York City ; insects injurious to
forest treea

Bevan, Prof. Arthur (Charles), University of
Montana, Missoula, Mont. Geology. Delaware,
Ohio, Aug. 8, 88. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 12 ; Chi-
cago, 14-17. Asst geol, Ohio Wesleyan, 13-14,
instr, 14-15; asst, Chicago, 15-17; instr, Ohio
State, 17-19; asst. prof, Montana, 19- A.A;
Ohio Acad. Geology of western Montana.

Beyan, Dr. Arthur Dean, 1550 State Parkway,
Chicago, IlL Surgery, Anatomy. Chicago, Aug.
6, 61. Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 78-79; M.D,
Bush Med. (Tol, 83; Leipzig, 92-93. Surgeon,
U. S. Marine Hosp. Service, 83-88; prof, anat,
Bush Med. Col, 88-89, assoc prof, surg, 98-02,
prof, Bush Med. CoL and Chicago, Ot- Sur-
geon, Presbyterian Hosp, 94- Prize, Chicago
Med. Soc, 98. A.A; Ass. Anat; Surg. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Surgical anatomy of liver and bile
tracts; sur^^eal treatment of gall-stones, of
stomach and of undescended testis; iodid of
potash in blastomycosis; traumatic neurosis;
the effect of X-rays on malignant tumors.

Bevier, Prof, Isabel, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana, 111. Mome economics, Plymouth, Ohio,
Nov. 14, 60. Ph.B, Wooster, 85, Ph.M, 88; sum-
mer sch, Harvard, 88; Prof. Atwater's lab, 94$
Mass. Inst. Tech, 98. Principal, high sch,
Shelby, Ohio, 85-87; Mt Vernon, Ohio, 87-88;
prof, nat science, Pa. Ool. for Women, 88-97;
chem, Lake Erie, 98-99; home economics and
head of dept, Illinois, 00- Asst. nutrition in-
vestigations, XT. S. Dept Agr, 94-99; mem. jury
of awards, Columbian Expos, 93; board of edi-
tors, 'Jour. Home Econ.' A. A; Chem. Soc;
Pub. Health Ass; Home Econ. Ass. (v. pres).
Selection and preparation of food; bread mak-
ing; planning of meals.

Beyer, Prof. Oeo(rge) E(iigene), 364 Audubon
St^ New Orleans, La. Biology. Meissen, Sax-
ony, Sept. 9, 61. Dresden, 73-79; Berlin, 79-
80; special studies under Brehm, Staudinger
and Engelhardt Instr. nat. hist, Tulane, 95-
97, asst. prof, biol, 97-02, assoc prof, 02-12,
prof, 12-181, med. entom. and parasitol, sch. trop.
med. and hygiene, 16-18; med. entomologist. La.
State Board of Health, 19- Asst. surgeon, U.
S. Marine Hosp. Service, Vera Cruz, Mex;
special inspector, U. S. Dept. Agr. A. A;
fel. Omith. Union; Micros. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; Bird-lore Soc; La. Soc Nat. (pres); La.
Audubon Soc (pres). Birds; reptiles; archeol-
ogy of Louisiana; mosquitoes and their relation

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to disease; jellow fever organism; flies in pub-
lic markets; plague.

Beyer, Prof. 8(ainti«l) W(alker), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Geology. Clearfield, Pa, May
15, 65. B.S, Iowa State, 89; PI1.D, Hopkins, 95.
Instr. geolf Iowa State, 91-^5, asst. prof, 95-98,
prof, 98-, V. dean, eng. div, 08-17, dean, 17-18,
indust. scier^ce div, 19- Asst, Iowa Oeol. Surv,
92- ; asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 01- A.A ;
Geol. Soc. (councilor, 13) ; Min. Eng; Eng
Educ; Wash. Geol. Soc; fel. Iowa Acad. (v.
pres, 08). Economic geology; Iowa clays,
quarry products and peat dei>osits; Iowa road
and concrete materials.

Bibbins, Prof. A(rtlinr Bazneveld), Lee Mineral
Co, 201 Park Ave, Baltimore, Md. Geology,
Hanover, Mich, Aug. 6, 60. Ph.B, Albion, 87;
Hopkins, 87-89. Curator and head, dept. geol.
and miner, Goucher, 92-16; investigator for oil
and gas. Mem. Md. Geol. Surv; U. S. Geol.
Surv. A. A; Md. Acad, (pres, 20-). The Po-
tomac group.

Bichowsky, Dr. F (rands) B.ii88ell ▼, Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Physical chem-
istry. San Gabriel, Calif, Feb. 19, 89. A.B,
Pomona, 12; M.S, California, 14, Ph.D, 16.
Physical chemist, geophys. lab, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 16-19; research fellow, Nat. Research
Council, California, 19- Chem. Soc; Physical
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Equilibria in the hy-
drogen-sulphur-oxygen system; atom structure;
radiation law; low temperature calorimetry.

BickneU, B(iigene) P(intaxd), 30 Pine St, New
York, N, Y. Botany, Ornithology. Woodmere,
L. I, N. Y. A. A; Hot. Soc; fel. Ornith. Union;
Torrey Hot. Club; Phila. Hot. Club.

Biddle, Dr. H(enry) 0(limliiiei8), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Kirk-
wood, m, Oct. 4, 69. A.B, Monmouth, 91;
grad, McCormick Theol. Sem, 96; fellow, Chi-
cago, 97-99, Ph.D, 00. Instr. chem. and physics,
Monmouth, 91-92, prof, 92-93; chem, Maryville,
99-00; asst, Chicago, 00-01; instr, California,
01-06, asst. prof, 06- Chem. Soc; Chem. GeselL
Derivatives of formhydroxamic acid and their
relation to fulminic acid; the reduction of cop-
per by solutions of ferrous salts; the determina-
tion of molecular weights; decomposition of the
esters of formylchloridoxime.

Bidwell, Br. Charles 0(larenoe)y 105 Valentine
Place, Ithaca, N. Y. Physics. Rochester, N. Y,
Oct. 23, 81. A.B, Rochester, 04; Ph.D, Cornell,
14. Instr., high sch, Cranford, N. J, 08-10;
physics, Cornell, 11-17; Mst. prof, 17- Be-
search fellow, Carnegie Institution, 14-15. A. A;
Physical Soc. Thermo-electric relations in oxids ;
carbon-graphite thermo- junction ; actual and
black-body temperatures for various metals.

Biefeld, Prof; P(aiil), Denison University, Gran-
ville, Ohio. Physical chemistry. Konigswalde,
Germany, March 22, 67. B.S, Wisconsin, 94;
Ph.D, Zurich, 00. Asst, high sch, Appleton,
Wis, 94-97; asst. physics to Prof. H. F. Weber,
Ziirich, 99-00; prof, physics and math. Tech.
Hildburghausen, Germany, 00-06; physics and
astron, Buchtel, 06-11; prof, astron. and di-
rector Swasey Observatory, Denison, 11- Asst,
Yerkes Observatory, summer, 19; mem. solar

eclipse exped. to Colo, 18. Hon. mem. Sta.
Eng; Pacific Astron. Soc. Physics; electrical
engineering; electrolysis; constant of diffusion.

Biebn, Prof. J(08eph) F(aTll), 5444 Lakewood
Ave, Chicago, 111. Bacteriology. Chicago, April
1, 78. A.M, Northwestern, 98, M.D, 01; Post-
Grad. Med. Sch, 01-02. Instr. bacter. and clin.
path. Northwestern, 99-02; asst. prof, path,
Post-Grad. • Med. Sch, 01-02; prof, bacter,
sanit. sciences and pub. health. Dearborn Med.
Sch, 03-05 ; supt. and bacteriologist, Munic. Lab,
Chicago, 04-09; director, scientific and research
laboratories, Abbott AlJcaloidal Co, 09- Bacteri-
ologist, Mercy, Samaritan, Wesley and Post-Grad.
Hosp. Training Schools, 01-04; prof, bacter.
and special path, Am. Med. Col; path, and
bacter. Dearborn Post-Grad. Med. Sch. A. A;
Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Path. Soc. Comparative
value of antiseptics; bacteriology of scarlet
fever; methods of preserving vaccine; hemolytic
action of streptococci serums j diphtheria; water
analysis; bacteriology of Chicago milk supply;
ventilation of street cars; opsonic therapy;
pasteurization of milk; sanitary examination of
waters of south shore of Lake Michigan; anti-
pneumococcus serums and opsonins.

Bierring, Dr. Walter L(awreiice), Bankers Trust
Building, Des Moines, Iowa. Pathology. Daven-
port, Iowa, July 15, 68. M.D, Iowa, 92, 94;
Vienna and Heidelberg, 92; Vienna, 93, 96, 01;
Pasteur Inst, Paris, 94. Prof. path, and bacter,
Iowa, 93-03, theory and practise of med. and
clin. med, 03-10 ; med, Drake, 10-13 ; pres, Iowa
State Board of Health, and med. examiner,
Iowa, IS- Mem. Nat. Board Med. Examiners,
16- A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect,
med, 19); Ass. Tuber; Am. Acad. Med. Bac-
teriology; hematology; pernicious anemia; chlo-
roma; cardio-vascular diseases.

Bigelow, Dr. Edward F (oiler), Arcadia, Sound
Beach, Conn. Biology. Colchester, Conn, Jan.
14, 60. Yale, 96-97; Cold Spring Harbor, 99;
B. I. Col, 99; Woods Hole, 00-01; A.M, Ph.D,
Taylor, 99. Ed, various scientific magazines,
99-00; nature and science ed, *St. Nicholas
Magaaine,* 00-; ed, 'Guide to Nature.' Scout
naturalist, Boy Scouts of Am, and naturalist
ed, 'Boys' Life,' 16-20; naturalist guide. Camp
Pire Girls of Am, and asst. ed, ' Every-girl 's
Mag,' 20-; director, summer schools of nature
study,' Conn. Assoc. Omith. Union; Agassiz
Ass. (pres, 07-) ; Brooklyn Inst ; N. Y. Micros.
Soc. Germination of seeds and artificial growth
of plants with Sachs' solution; aquatic micros-
copy; life histories of insects; rabbits; honey
bees.

Bigelow, Prof. Ftank H(agar), Observatorio
Magnetico, Pilar, F. C. C. A, Argentina. Meteor-
ology, Solar physics. Concord, Mass, Aug. 28,
51. A.B, Harvard, 73, A.M, 80; B.D, Episcopal
Theol. Sch, Cambridge, 80; L.H.D, George
Washington, 98. Asst. astronomer, Cordoba Ob-
servatory, 73-76; U. S. Naval Observatory, 77;
Cordoba Observatory, 81-83; rector, St. Paul's
Church, Natick, Mass, 80-81; prof, math, Ba-
cine, 84-89; asst, < Nautical Almanac' Office, 89-
91; prof, meteorol, U. S. Weather Bur, 91-10;
solar physics, George Washington, 94-10; di-
rector, Solar and Magnetic Observatory, IS-

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59

Mem. U. S. eelipse expeditions to W. Africa, 89 ;
S.C, 00; Spain, 05; asst. minister, St. John's
Church, Washington, 91-10; ed, 'Monthly
Weather Bev,' 09-10; prof, meteorol, Oficina
Meteorol, Buenos Ayres, 10-; mem. Int. Solar
CommiBsion. A. A (see'j. A, 91); Astron. Soc;
Ass. Prom. Quaternions; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc. (pros, 98); Soc Cient. Ant. Alx;
cor. mem. Meteor. Gesell. Solar physics; ter-
restrial magnetism; meteorology; barometry of
the United States; dynamics of the atmosphere;
temperature and yapor tension; variations in
relation to solar radiation; evaporation at the
Salton Sea; climatology of the United States;
atmospheric radiation and circulation ; the sun 's
radiation.

Bigelow» Prof. H(arold) B(iigeiie)^ Sackville, N.
B, Can. Chemistry. Spencer's Island, N. S,
Oct. 7, 81. B.A, Mt. Allison, 03; Harvard, 07,
A.M, 08, PhJ>, 11. Prof, ehem, Mt. AlUson,
11-14, dean, McClellan Sch. of Applied Sei, 13-
14; asst. prof, chem, Brown, 14-15; prof, Mt.
Allison, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Ohem. Gesell.
Replacement of hydrogen in benzene substituted
compounds; barium.

Bigttlow, Piof. Harriet W(llliain8)» Smith College
Observatory, Northampton, Mass. Astronomy.
Payetteville, N. Y, June 7, 70. A.B, Smith, 93 ;
Ph.D, Michigan, 04. Asst. astron, Smith, 96-01,
instr, 04-06, assoc. prof, 06-11, prof, 11- A.iP;
Astron. Soc Comets; positions of stars.

Bigelow, Dr. Henry (Bryant), Museum of Com-
parative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. *Zoology.
Boston, Mass, Oct. 3, 79. A.B, Harvard, 01,
A.M, 04, Ph.D, 06. Asst. invert, sool, museum
comp. eool. Harvard, 06-13, curator coelent crates,
IS- Agassiz ezped. to Maldive Islands, 01-02;
Brown-^trvard ezped. to Labrador, 00; 'Alba-
tross' E. Pacific exped, 04-05; Agassiz exped.
to W. Indies, 07. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
menL Omith. Union; Aul Acad; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist; feL Royal Qeog. Soc. Medusae; cy-
tology; oceanography; Siphonophorae ; Philip-
pine Medusae; cytology of the Coelenterata.

Bigelow, Dr. Lncius A(iirelin8), Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, B. I. Chemistry. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 15; Harvard, 16-17; Ph.D,
Tale, 19. Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 15-16;
Yale, 17-18; instr, St. Lawrence, 19-20; org.
chem, Brown, tO- Chem. Soc. Side chain oxi-
dations with potassium permanganate.

Bigelow, Prof. Maurice A(lpheiu), Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
^Zoology. Union Co, Ohio, Dec. 8, 72. B.S,
Ohio Wesleyan, 94; M.S, Northwestern, 96;
Ph.D, Harvard, 01. Instr. biol, Ohio Wesleyan,
94-95; zool, Northwestern, 96-98; hiol. Teasers
Col, Columbia, 99-03, adj. prof, 03-07, prof, 07-
A.A. (sec*y, F, 08); Soc Nat; Soc. Zool;
Nature Study Soc. (sec'y-treas. and ed, 08);
fel. N. Y. Acad. Comparative studies of the
early development of some lower Crustacea,
especially Cirripedia.

Bigelow, Dr. Bobert P(ayne), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Zool-
ogy. Baldwinsville, N. Y, July 10, 63. B.S,
Harvard, 87 ; Ph.D^ Hopkins, 92, Adam T. Bruce
fellow, 91-93. Instr. hiol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93-
12, asst. prof, zool, 12-15, assoc. prof, 15-, li-

hrarian, 95- Ed, 'Am. Naturalist,' 97-98;
'Tedi. Quarterly,' 96-08. A.A; Soc Nat; Soc.
Zool; Ass. Anat; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist. Embryology of Medusae; Crustacea;
Stomatopoda from the Pacific Ocean.

Bigelow, Dr. S(amtiel) Lawrence, 1520 Hill St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. * Chemistry. Boston, Mass,
Feb. 23, 70. A.B, Harvard, 91; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 95; Ph.D, Leipzig, 98. Instr. gen. chem,
Michigan, 98-01, asst. prof, and acting director,
lab. gen. chem, 01-04, junior prof, 04-05, gen.
and physical chem, 05-07, prof, 07- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Mich. Acad;
Wash. Acad; Franklin Inst. Catalysis; decom-
position point of electrolytes; polarisation with
low voltages and the residual current; colloidal
solutions; capillarity; osmosis; surface tension.

Bigelow, W(illard) D(^), National Canners As-
sociation, 17^9 H St, N. W, Washington, D. C.
*Chemistry. Gardner, Eans, May 31, 66. A.B,
Amherst, 89. Assoc, prof, chem, Oregon, 89-90 ;
instr, high schools, Washington, 91-92; prof,
med. dept, National Univ, 91-98; asst. chemist,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 92-01, chief, div. of foods, bur.
chem, 01-03, asst. chief, 03-13; chief chemist,
Nat. Canners Ass, 13- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc.
Bact; Soc. Test. Mat. Food chemistry ; develop-
ment, ripening and storage of fruits; influence
of preservatives on health and digestion; com-
position and purity of foods; food inspection
and enforcement of food laws; technology of
canning.

Biggs, Dr. George P(atten), 133 W. 71st St, New
York, N. Y. Pathology. Trumansburg, N. Y,
Oct. 26, 67. M.D, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col, 89. Asst. pathologist, N. Y. Hosp,
91-96, pathologist, 96-06; Health Dept, N. Y.
City, 94-14. Prof, physiol, N. Y. Vet. Col, 92-
97; lecturer special path, Univ. and Belleveue
Hosp. Med. Col, 98-03. N. Y. Acad. Med; N.
Y. Path Soc.

BiggB, Prof. Hermann M, 39 W. 56th St, New
York, N. Y. ^Medicine. Trumansburg, N. Y,
Sept. 29, 59. A.B, Cornell, 82; MJ>, Univ. and
Bellevue Hosp. Med. C61, 83; LLJ), N. Y. Univ,
09; Bochester, 18; ScD, Harvard, 20; hon.
F.B.C.P, Edinburgh. Prof. din. med. and assoc.
prof, med, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
87-14; pathologist and director, bacter. lab,
Health Dept, N. Y. City, 92-14, diief med. offi-
cer, 02-14; N. T. State Commissioner of Health.
14- Director, Bockefeller Inst; mem. Int. Health
Board, Bockefeller Foundation; med. director
gen. League of Red Cross Societies. A. A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass;
Nat. Ass. Tuber, (pres); N. Y. Acad. Med; N.
Y. Path. Soc ; British Med. Ass ; hon. fel. British
Sanit. Inst; cor. mem. Int. Bur. for Tuber.
Bacteriology; clinical and preventive medicine.

Bigney, Prof. A(ndrew) JCohnson), Evansyille
College, Evansville, Ind. Biology. Moores Hill,
Ind, Feb. 15, 64. A.B, Moores Hill, 88, A.M,
91, ScD, 13; Hopkins, 93-94; Woods Hole, 02.
Prof. biol. and geol, Moores HiH. 88-92, 94-17,
acting pres, 09, 15-16; asst. zool. Harvard, 17-
18; asst. prof, physiol, Syracuse, 18-19; prof,
eool, Evansville, 19- Asst. biol, Hopkins, 93-94.
A.A; fel. Ind. Acad, (sec'y, 10-15, pres, 15).
Amoeba; early stages in various eggs; pro-

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tective colorings in terns; nitrifying baeteria;
medicinal value of Eupatorinm perf oliatnm ;
effect of adrenin on pigment of skin and retina
of frog; science progress.

▼an der Bljl, Dr. H(endrlk) JCohannea), Depart-
ment of Mines, Pretoria, S.Africa. *Phy8ics, Pre-
toria, S. Africa, Nov. 23, 87. B.A, Cape of Qood
Hope, 08; A.M, Ph.D, Leipzig, 12. Instr.
physics, Royal Sch. Tech, Dresden, 12-13; re-
search physicist, Western Elec. Co, 13-20; tech.
adviser J hur, mineSf 8. Africa, 90- Physical Soc ;
Elec. Eng; Radio Eng. Conduction of electric-
ity in high vacua; thermionic vacuum tube.

Bill, Dr. E(arl) Oordon, Dartmouth College, Han-
over, N. H. Mathematica. Billtoi^'n, N. 8, June
23, 84. A.B, Acadia, 02; A.B, Yale, 05, A.M, 06,
Ph.D, 08; Bonn, 10-11. Asst. math, Sheffield
Sci. Sch, Yale, 07-08, instr, 08-10; Purdue, 11-
12; asst prof, Dartmouth, 12-20, prof, tO-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Math. Verein. Calculus
of variations; non-eudidean geometry.

Billings, Erie M(onroe), 484 Woodbine Ave, Boch-
ester, N. Y. Chemistry, Canton, N. Y, March
4, 89. B.S, St. Lawrence, 11; M.S, Rochester,
15. V. principal, Lowville Acad, 11-12; first
asst. chem, West High Sch, Rochester, 12-17,
acting head, dept. chem, 17-18; organic research
chemist, Eastman KodaJc Co, 18-19, see'y, re-
search lab, 19- Chem. Soc. (see 'y-treas, Roch-
ester sect, 18-); West. N. Y. Physics Club
(pres, 16) ; N. Y. Teachers' Ass. (organizer and
pres, science sect, 16). Organic chemistry;
cellulose.

Billingfl, Dr. Frank, 1550 N. State Parkway, Chi-
cago, 111. ^Medicine. Highland, Wis, April 2,
54. M.D, Northwestern, 81, M.S, 90; Vienna,
85-86; ScD, Harvard, 15. Intern, Cook Co.
Hosp, Chicago, 81-82; demonstrator anat,
Nortiiwestem, 82-85, prof, physical diagnosis,
87-90, med, 90-98; Mush Med, Col, 98-, dean
of faculty, 99-, prof, med, Chicago, 05-; at-
tending physician, Fresh, Hosp, 98- Shattuck
lecturer, Harvard, 02; Lane lecturer, Stanford,
16; pres, HI. State Board of Charities, 06-12;
col, M. C, 17-19; lieut. col. Red Cross and
chairman, mission to Russia, 17. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Physicians (pres, 07);
Am. Med. Asa. (pres, 02, treas, 07-10); Ass.
Tuber, (pres, 08); Chicago Path. Soc; Chicago
Acad. Internal medicine.

Billings, Dr. r(rederidc) H(oratio), Redlands,
Calif. Botany, Chicago, 111, May 26, 69. A.B,
Stanford, 96; A.M, Harvard, 97; Ph.D, Munich,
01. Asst. prof. nat. science, Pomona, 91-93;
prof, bot, Louisiana, 01-07 ; assoc. prof. bot. and
baeter, Kansas, 07-13, prof, bacter, 13-17.
Soc Bact ; Pub. Health As»; Kans. Acad. Plant
embryology; bacteriology; citriculture.

Billings, Dr. John S(edgwldc), Douglaston, L. I,
N. Y. Medicine, Washington, D. C, July 31,
69. A.B, Hopkins, 89; M.D, Pennsylvania, 92.
Deputy health commissioner, N. Y. City, 16-19;
med. director, east, group of telephone com-
panies, 19-20; director, N, F. Tuber, Ass, tO-
Ass. Tuber, (director, 19); N. Y. Acad. Med.
Preventive and industrial medicine; tubercu-
losis.

BillingBley, Panl, Pioneer Building, Seattle Wash.
Geology. New York, N. Y, Nov. 30, 87. A.B,
Columbia, 08, A.M, 10. Chologist, Anaconda
Copper Mining Co, 10-18, 19- Lieut, gen. staff,
U.S.A, 18-19. A-A; N. Y. Aead. Geology of
boulder batholith of Montana; Montana ore de-
posits.

BlUs, Dr. Marion A(]mixa), 1247 Murdock St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Allegan, Mich,
88. A.B, Michigan, 08 ; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 17.
Asst. psychol, Michigan, 15-17; prof, Oxford
(Ohio), 17-18; asst. prof, Kansas, 18-19; re-
search asst, bur, personnel, Carnegie Inst. Tech,
19- Rise of visual sensation witii time; effect
of fumes of wood alcohol on. vision ; advertising.

Bilsing, Prof. Sherman W, Agricultural and Me-
chanical College of Texas, College Station, Tex.
Entomology. Crestline, Ohio, Dec. 8, 85. B.S,
Otterbein, 12; A.B, Ohio State, 12, fellow, 12-
13, A.M, 13; California, 15. Instr. entom, Tex.
Col, 13-15, assoc. prof, 15-16, prof, 16- A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Insect food of
spiders.

Binford, Pres. Baymond, Guilford College, Guil-
ford, N. C. Zoology, Carthage, Ind, July 15,
76. B.S, Earlham, 01; M.S, Chicago, 06; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 12. Prof, biol, Guilford, 01-14; eool,
Earlham, 14-18; pres, Guilford, 18- Scientific
investigator, Beaufort Lab, Bur. Fisheries, sum-

• mers, 08-11 : instr. invert. booI, Woods Hole,
12-14. A.A'; Soc. Zool. Sporangium in ferns;
life histories of crabs; fertilisation in crusta-
ceans.

Bingham, Prof. Eugene O(ook), Lafayette Col-
lege, Easton, Pa. *Physical chemistry, Cornwall,
Vt, Dec. 8, 78. A.B, Middlebury, 99; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 05. Prof, chem, Bichmond, 06-15;
asst. physicist. Bur. Standards, 15-16; prof,
chem, Lafayette, 16- Chemist, Bur. Standards,
18. A.A; Chem. Soe; Soc. Test. Mat; hon. mem.
Va. Chemists' Club. Fluidity and plasticity;
viscosity; fluidity; solubility.

Bingham, Major Harold OOyde), 710 Vamum St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Psychology. Bowan,
Iowa, Jan. 21, 88. A.B, Ellsworth, 10; A.M,
Harvard, 12. Prof. educ. and psychol, Ells-
worth, 1^17; asst. psychol. Harvard, 15-16;
psychol. examiner, 8. C, 8. G. O, 17-19, major
in charge psychol, 19- Psychol. Ass. Animal
behavior; intelligence measurements.

Bingliam, Prof. Hiram, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. Geography, History, Aeronautics.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Nov. 19, 75. A.B, Yale, 98 ;
A.M, California, 00; A.M, Harvard, 01, Ph.D,
05; Litt.D, Ouzco, 15. Austin teaching fellow,
Harvard, 01-02, 04-05; asst. hist, 03-04; pre-
ceptor, Princeton, 05-07; lecturer S. Am. geog.
and hist, Tale, 07-08, Latin Am. hist, 08-10,
asst. prof, and curator Latin Am. collections,
10-15, prof, IS- Shaw lecturer diplom. hist,
Hopkins, 10 ; director, Yale and Nat. Geog. Soc.
eiped. to Peru, 11-15. Major and lieut. col.
Air Service, A.E.F, 17-19; reserve mil. aviator.
A.A; Ass. Geog; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. council.
19-); Antiq. Soc; Am. Council Learned Socie-
ties (exec, committee); Am. Alpine Club; Pol
Sci. Ass; Am. Hist. As8;^feL Boyal Geog. Sw;
Royal Anthrop. Inst; Hispanic Soc; Nat Acad.
Hist, Bogota; Soc. Geog. de Lima. South Amer-

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ican geography and history, particularly Vene-
zuela, Colombia and Peru; bibliography; trade
routes from Buenos Ayres to Lima; Vitcos and
Maehu Pieehu, Inca cities.

Bingham, Dr. W (alter) V(aii Dyke), Carnegie
Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh. Pa. •Pay-
chology. Swan Lake, Iowa, Oct. 20, 80. A.B,
Beloit, 01; fellow, Chicago, 05-06, Ph.D, 07;
A.M, Harvard, 08. Instr, secondary schools, 01-
05; assoc. psychol, Chicago, 06-07; instr. educ.
psychol. Teachers Col, Columbia, 08-10; asst.
prof. psychoL and educ, Dartmouth, 10-15, prof.
Xwyehol, Carnegie Inet, Teeh, 15-18, director,
div. appHed psychol, 18- Exec see'y, commit-
tee on classification of personnel in army, 17-18 ;
Uent. col, II .SA, 18-19; chairman, div. anthrop.
and psychol, Nat. Beseareh Council, 19-20.
A. A. (sec'y, council, 17); Psychol. Ass. (seo'y,
11-13, mem. council, 17-19); Int. Musikgesell.
Audition; psychological effects of music.

Btnney, M(organ) T(hompson), 615 N. Lake St,
Madison, Wis. Plant pathology. Bacine, Wis,
June 11, 91. B.S, Kansas State, 16; M.8, Wis-
consin, 18. Asst. instr, plant path, Kansas
* State, 15-16; Wisconsin, IS-; asst. pathologist,
office cereal disease investigations, hw. plant
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 1^ A.A; Phytopath.
Soc Wheat rusts; Pleosphaerulina briosiana on
alfalfa.

Blxmie, Br. J(olin> F(airbaiin), Bialto Building,
Kansas City, Mo. Surgery. Stirling, Scotland,
April 22, 63. AJM, Aberdeen, 82, M.B, CM,
86. Prof, surg, Kansas, 05. Lieut, col, U.S.A.
Surg. Ass. (v. pros, 08, 20).

Blims, Prof. Charles F(ergQ8), Alfred, N. Y.
Ceramics. Worcester, England, Oct. 4, 57.
King's scholar, Worcester Cathedral Sch, 68-72;
hon. M.S, Alfred. With Boyal PorceUin Works,
Worcester England, 72-97; examiner in pottery
and porcelain, London, 9&-97 ; principal. Tech.
Sch, Trenton, N. J, 98-00 ; director, N. Y. State
Sch, Clay-worJcing and Ceramics, 00- Supt,
Ceramic Art Co, Trenton, N. J, 99; mem. jury
on ceramics, St. Louis Expos, 04 (sec'y).
Silver medal, Paris, 00. Ceramic Soc. (v. pres,
00, pres, 01, sec'y, 18). Technology of clays,
glazes and fuels for potter's use; art and his-
tory of i)ottery.

BiolettI, Prof. Frederic T(heodore), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Botany, Horti-
culture. Liverpool, England, July 21, 65. B.S,
California, 94, M.S, 98. Instr. viticulture, Cali-
fornia, 94-02; horticulturist, Elsenburg Col,
Cape Colony, 02-05; assoc. prof, viticulture,
Calif omia, 05-14, prof, viticulture and enology,
14-19, vitictUture, 19- Chairman, Citrus Com-
^ mission, Cape Colony. A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci;
San Francisco Micros. Soc. Viticulture; zymol-
ogy; enology.

Birdi, Prof. Baymond Bdunell), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Veterinary medicine.^ Zean-
dale, Kans, 81. B.S, Kansas State, 06; JD.V.M,
Cornell, 12, Ph.D, 16. Agr. inspector. Bur. Agr,
P. I, 07-08, specialist animal indust, 09; instr,
asst. prof, and later prof. vet. research, N. Y.
State Vet. Col, Cornell, and in charge. Vet. Exp.
Sta, 12- Vet. Med. Ass; U. S. Live Stock
Sanit. Ass. Hog cholera; tuberculosis.

Blrchard, Dr. FCvsderiek) J(amM), Department
of Trade and Commerce, Postal Station B, Win-
nipeg, Can. Biological chemistry. Toronto,
Can, Dec. 17, 75. B.A, Toronto, 01 ; Ph.D, Leip-
zig, 09. Fellow chem, Rockefeller Hosp, 10;
fellow and asst, Bockefeller Inst, 10-12; chem-
ist, bur. animal indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13;
dept. Trade and Commerce, Winnipeg. Soc.
Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol. Proteins and their
split-products.

Bl^ Prof. Grace B(lecta), 81 Camp St, Provi-
dence, B. I. Psychology. Brooklyn, N. Y.
Ph.B, Chicago; A.M, Columbia, 16; Ph.D,
Brown, 18. Psychologist, B. I. Col. Educ, 14-;
prof. educ. psychol, B. I. Col, 19- Educational
psychology; tests and measurements; improve-
ment with practice.

Bird, H(enry), Bye, N. Y. EntoToology, Bye,
Oct. 12, 69. Pub. schools. Consulting entomol-
ogist. A.A; Entom. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad; N.
Y. Entom. Soc. Economic entomology; noc-
tuid moths of North America; Papaipema and
allies; acid soil plants; artificial acidulation of
soJSa.

Bird, Dr. B(ob6rt) M(oiitgomory), University,
Va. Chemistry. Petersburg, Va, June 13, 67.
B.A, B3, Hampden-Sidney, 97; Ph.D, Hopkins,
01. Prof, science and math, Frederick Col, Md,
98-99; acting prof, chem, Miss. Agr. Col, 01-
02; acting prof. agr. chem, Missouri, and chem-
ist, Exp. Sta, 02-03, instr. agr. chem, 03-05,
asst. prof, 05-06, acting prof, 06-07 ; prof, chem,
Virginia, 07- Chemist, committee on educ. and
special training, war plans div, general staff,
U.S.A. A.A; Chem. Soc. Beactions of ortho-
Bulphobenzoic acid; toxic agents for orchards;
analytical methods; positive ions from non-
metallic elements; w<y)d extracts.

Bird, Prof. William W(8rren), 10 Harvard St,
Worcester, Mass. Mechanical engineering.
SomervUle, Mass, April 11, 66. B.S, Worcester,
87. Asst. and instr. mech. eng, Worcester, 87-
91, asst. prof, steam eng, 94-96, prof. mech.
eng, 04- Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Cylinder
condensation; power transmission by leather
belting; twist drill tests.

Birdsall, Lewis I(8aac), Filtration Plant, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Sanitary science. Patterson,
N. Y, Oct. 16, 84. A.B, Williams, 07 ; A.M, Illi-
nois, 09. Chemist, 111. State Water Surv, 07-09 ;
commercial chemist and bacteriologist, 10-11;
supt. filtration, Bock Island, HI, 11-12; supt.
filtration, Minneapolis, IS- A.A; Water Works
Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Chem. Soc; Minneapolis
Eng. Club. Water purification; Lake Michigan
water; a standard culture medium for water
works laboratories.

Birge, Pros. E(dward) ACsaliM), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. * Zoology, Limnology.
Troy, N. Y, Sept. 7, 51. A.B, Williams, 73,
A.M, 76, LL.D, 03 ; Ph.D, Harvard, 78 ; Leipzig,
80-81; hon. Sc.D, Pittsburgh, 97; LL.D, Wis-
consin, 05; Missouri, 19. Instr. nat. hist, Wis-
consin, 75-79, prof, zool, 79-11, dean, coL let-
ters and science, 91-19, acting pres, 00-03, pres,
18- Commissioner fisheries, Wis, 95-15 ; director,
Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 97-19, pres,
commissioners, 19-; commissioner forestry, Wis,
07-15; Wis. Conservation Commission, 08-15.

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A.A; Soc. Nat; Soe. Zool. (pros, cent, braaeliy
08, 10); Eeol. Soe; Mieros. Soe. (pros, &Z);
Fiaheries Soe. (pres, 07); Wash. Aead; Wis.
Acad, (presy 90, 18-21). Cladoeera; lake tem-
peratures; biology of plankton.

Birge, Dr. B(aymond) TCliayer), Uniyersity of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physics. Brooklyn,
N. Y, March 13, 87. A.B, Wisconsin, 09, A.M,

10, Ph.D, 14. Instr. physics, Syracuse, 13-15,
asst. prof, 15-18; instr, California, 18-20, asst,
prof, to- A.A; Physical Soc. Spectroscopy;
band and line series relations in spectra ; Planck
constant; concave grating; indicators.

Blrkett, Prof. H(er1»ert) SCtanley), McGill Uni-
versity, Montreal, Can. Medicine, Hamilton, Can,
July 17, 64. M.D, McGill, 86. Prof, Otolaryngol,
McGUl, 94-, dean, med, faculty, 14- Chief,
oto-laryngol. clinic, Boyal Victoria Hosp; con-
sultant, Alexandra Hosp. and Mackay Inst, for
Infectious Diseases. Laryngol. Ass. (pres, 07) ;
Laryngol. RhinoL and Otol. Soc. (pres, 18).
Otolaryngology.

Birkhoff, Prof. George David, 122 Craigie St,
Cambridge, Mass. * Mathematics, Overisel,
Mich, March 21, 84. A.B, Harvard, 05, A.M,
06; Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Instr. math, Wisconsin,
07-09; preceptor, Princeton, 09-11, prof, 11-12;
asst. prof. Harvard, 12-19, prof, 19- Querini-
Stempalia Prize, 19. Nat. Acad; A.A; Math.
Soc; Am. Acad; Royal Danish Acad. Differen-
tial equations.

Bimie^ OoL B(ogerB), U. S. A. (retired), 511
Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y. Mechanical engi-
neering. Glen Burn Farm, Md, April 5, 61.
Grad, U. S. Mil. Acad, 72. Lieut. 13th U. S.
Inf, 72-78; lieut, ordnance dept, U.8.A, 78-86,
capt, 86-01, major, 01-06, lieut. col, 06-07, col,
07-15, retired, 15. Inf. 'service, Camp Douglas,
Utah, 72-74; in charge of party, U. S. Qeol.
Surveys west of lOOth meridian, 74-78; chief
ordnance officer. Seventh Army Corps, 98-99;
Div. of Cuba, 99; mem. Ordnance Board, 99,
pres, 00-02, 08-12, 13-15; commanding, ord-
nance proving ground, Sandy Hook, N. J, 08-
12; acting chief of ordnance, U.S.A, 12-13;
mem. firm, Birnie, Hawkins and Watson, 19-
Chevalier Legion of Honor. A.A; Mech. Eng.
Gun construction; ordnance materials.

Bisby, Prof. OCny) B(ichard), Agricultural Col-
lege, Winnipeg, Can. Botany. Brookings, 8.
Dak, Aug. 17, 89. B.S, 8. Dak. Col, 12;
A.M, Columbia, 17 ; PhJ^, Minnesota, 18. Lab.
asst, Brooklyn Bot. Garden, 13-14; asst. bot,
Purdue, 15-16; instr. plant path, Minnesota, 16-
18; asst. prof, 18-20; prof, Manitoba Agr, Col,
to- Consulting patiiologist. Am. Potato Co,
summers, 14, 15. A.A; Phytopath. Soe; Bot.
Soc Plant pathology; slime moulds; rusts;
potato diseases.

BiBCh, Dr. L(oai8) E(dward), Haywood Building,
Asheville, N. C. Neuropsychiatry, Brooklyn,
N. Y, March 10, 85. A3, Columbia, 07, M.D,

11, Ph.D^ 12. Intern, Manhattan State Hosp,
11-13; lecturer educ. psychol. Teachers Col, Co-
lumbia, 13-15, assoc, 15-16; instr. neuropath,
N. T. Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 14-15: organizer
and director. Psychopathic Lab, N. Y. City, 16;
Mental Hygiene Clinic, Norfolk, Ya, 18-19; res.

med. director, HiUcrest Manor, Asheville, N, C,
19- Physician, Clearing House for Mental De-
fectives, N. Y. City, 12-15; physician, N. Y.
Neur. Inst, 12-16; director, psyehiat. div, fifth
naval dist, U.S.N.B.F, 17-19. A.A; Medico-
Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Eugenics Re-
search Ass. Clinical psychology; biochemistry.

Bishop, Prof. Avard L(oiigley), Yale Qniversity,
New Haven, Conn. Business administratior^ Wil-
liamstown, N. S, March 4, 75. B.A, Acadia, 01 ;
A.B, Yale, 03, A.M, 04, Ph.D, 06. Instr. com-
mercial geog, Yale, 04-08, asst. prof, science of
society, 08-11, geog. and commerce^ Sheffield
Sou Sch, 11-14, prof, 14-18, bttsiness adminis-
tration, IS- Ass. Geog; Econ. Ass.

Biahop, Bail S(teph6ii), Edgewood Arsenal, Edge-
wood, Md. Agricultural chemistry. Imperial,
Nebr, Jan. 14, 89. B.S, Nebr. Wesleyan, 09;
A.M, Nebraska, 11; fellow. Queen's (Can), 11-
13. Asst. ehemist, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 13-14; fel-
low, Mellon Inst, 14-17; with (Jas Service,
U.8.A, 17-19; state chemist, Nebr, 19; research
chemist, Edgewood Arsenal, BO- Chem. Soe.
Cereals; soil0, legumes; humus; fertilizers; war
gases; explosives.

Bishop, Prof. F(redenc) L(eiidaU), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Physics, St.
Johnsbury, Vt, Aug. 26, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 98; Ph.D, Chicago, 05. Head, dept.
physics, Bradley Polytech. Inst, 98-09; prof,
physics and dean, col, eng, Pittsburgh, 09-
A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ.
(sec*y). Thermal conductivity; heat of dilu-
tion; variation of wave length with pressure;
surface tension; high temperature; viscosity;
glass technology.

Bi8hop» H(arry) B(ldridge), 3344 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, HI. Chemistry, Indianapolis,
Ind, Jan. 22, 76. B.S, Purdue. Asst. chem,
Shortridge High Sch, Indianapolis, Ind, 00-02;
food chemist, Ind. State Lab. of Hygiene, 05-
19; chemist, Glass Container Ass, of Am, SO-
Director, chem. lab, Ind. Dental Col, 13-19.
Chem. Soc; Agr. €3iem; Ind. Acad. Food
preservation.

Bishop, Howard B(erkey), 284 Springfield Ave,
Summit, N. J. Chemistry. Bloomington, 111,
Jan. 24, 78. B.S, Michigan, 00. Chief chemist,
anaL lab. Gen. Chem. Co, Laurel Hill, N. Y, 02-
10, research chemist, 10-17; chief chemist, Nat.
Aniline and Chem. Co, 17-19; consulting chem-
ist, to- W. H. Nichols medal. Am. Chem. Soc,
08. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem.
Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club. Analytical chem-
istry; manufacture of acids, alkalies and salts.

Bishop, Dr. Louis B(eimett), 356 Orange St,
New Haven, Conn. Ornithology, Guilford,
Conn, June 5, 65. A.B, Yale, 86, M.D, 88.
Head, dept. pediat, New Haven Dispensary,
96-08; instr. pediat, Yale, 99-08. A.A; fel.
Ornith. Union; Conn. Acad; N. Y. Linnean
Soc; cor. mem. Nuttall Ornith. Club; Cooper
(Calif) Ornith. Club; Wilson Ornith. Club;
Wash. Biol. Soc.

Bishop, Dr. L(oiiia) Fangeres, 54 W. 55th St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine, New Brunswick, N. J,
March 14, 65. A.B, Rutgers, 85, A.M, 89, 8cD,
19; M.D, Columbia, 89. Instr. chem. and phys-

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ies, Prineeton Prep. 6eh, 85-86; house physi-
cian, 8t. Luke's Hosp, N. Y. City, 89-92; .din.
direetor, F&rdham, 04-08, elin, prof, heart and
blood vessel diseases, OS- A.A; N. Y. Aead.
Med. (sec'y and ehainnan, sect. med). Blood
pressure in man; eause of heart disease.

BlBhop, Hiss Mabel, Hood College, Frederick, Md.
Biology, Bridgeport, Conn, 81. A.B, Wellesley,
05; fellow. Smith, 07-09, A.M, 08; Hopkins, 10-
11; Michigan, 12-18; Cornell, 14; Wellesley fel-
low, Chicago, 16-17. Lab. asst. path, med. col,
Cornell, 05-07; instr. biol, Goucher, 09-11; re-
seardi asst. embryol. and histol, Michigan, 12-
13 ; head, dept. hiol, Bockf ord, 14-19 ; Hood, 19-
In eharge embryol, Cold Spring Harbor, 08-
AA; Pub. Health Ass; Soioial Hygiene Ass.
Embryology ; nerrous system, heart and anterior
arteries of a dicephalous pig embryo.

Bishop, Shennaii O, New York State Museum,
Albany,' N. Y. Zoology. Sloatsburg, N. Y,
Nov. 18, 87. B.S, Cornell, 13. Asst. entom,
Cornell, 09-13, plant path, and entom, 14-15,
biol, 15-16; geologist, N. F. State Museum, 16-
Assoc mem. Omith. TJnion; Soc. Manmial; Soc.
Ichtfayol. and Herp. Spiders; reptiles; batra-
ehians.

Bishopp, F(vsd) O(orry), Box 208, Dallas, Tex.
Entomology. Virginia Dale, Colo, Jan. 14, 84.
B.8, C61o. Agr. Col, 02, fellow, 02-03. Asst.
prof, entom. and zool, Md. Col. and asst. state
entomologist, 03-04; special field agent, hur.
entom, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 04-08, agent and expert,
08-11, entom. asst, 11-16, entomologist, 16-
AJl; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc; Tex. Acad. Veterinary and medi-
cal entomology; cotton insect pests.

Bissau, Prof. O(6orge) W(elton), Michigan Agri-
cultural College, E. Lansing, Mich. MeohaniciH
engineering, Poughkeepde, N. Y, July 14, 66.
M.E. Cornell, 88. Instr. exp. eng, Cornell, 88-
91; prof. mech. eng, Iowa State, 9^07, v. dean
eng, 04-07; dean eng, Mich. Agr. Col, 07-
Meeh. Eng; Eng. Educ; Mich. Eng. Soc; De-
troit Eng. Soc. Properties of lubricants; steam-
engine economics.

BisstfO, Piof. Wayne W(llliam), Mayo Clinic,
Boehester, Minn. Pathology. Lodi, Wis, June
18, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 09; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 11. Bes. pathologist, Cook Co. Hosp, Chi-
cago, 13-16; asst. prof, path, Mayo Foutulation,
Minnesota, 16- Ass. Path, and Bact. Defects
of the heart; coma; fat embolism; shock; influ-
ensa; blood cultures.

BSsson, Prof. Obaxles 8(tewact), Stsft^ School of
Minesy Bapid CSty, S. Dak. Chemistry. San
Jose, Calif, March 15, 91. B.S, California, 15,
M.8, 16, Ph.D, 19. Asst chem, California, 16-
19; prof, in charge of dept, 8, Dak. 8eh. Mines,
19- Chem. Soc. Physical and inorganic chem-
istry; electromotive force and thermal meas-
urements; eolumbium; tantalum.

Btttiog; Dr. A(rvlll) W(ayne), 3344 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, HI. Chemistry. Bourbon, fiid,
May 24, 70. B.S, Purdue, 91 ; D.V.S, Iowa State,
96; MJ), ][ndiana^ 00. Comparative patholo-
gist, T\M. Exp. Sta, 91-98; Purdue, and En.
Sta, 93-97; food technologist, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept Agr, 07-13; Nat. Canners Ass, 18-18;

director research. Glass Container Ass, 19-
Exec, subsistence div, Q. M. C, 18-19. Chem.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Baet. Food technol-
ogy: canning.

Bitting, Mrs. K(atherlne) a(olden), 3344 S.
Michigan Ave. Qiicago^ lU. Botany. Stratford,
Can, April 29^, 69. B.S, Purdue, 90, M.8, 92.
Asst. botanist, Ind. Exp. Sta, 9(^3; instr. biol,
Purdue, 93-01, asst. prof, 01-05; micro-analyst,
bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-13; Nat. Can-
ners Ass, 13-18; hacteriologist. Glass Container
Ass, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Bact; Ind. Acad.
Micro-organisms of preserved foods.

Bizby, Oen. W(llliain> H(erbert>, U. S. A. (re-
tired), 1709 Lanier Place, N. W, Washington,
D. C. Civil and military engineering. Charles-
town, Mass, Dec. 87, 49. Mass. Inst. Tech, 66-
67 ; grad, U. S. Mil. Acad, 73 ; postgrad, U. S. A.
Eng. SchI, 75; Ecole des Pouts et Chausades, 81.
Asst. prof, eng, U. S. Mil. Acad, 75-79; U. S,
engineer to attend French army mancsuvers, 80,
and to examine and report on iron fortifications
in Europe, 81-82; capt, corps engineers, 83-95,
major, 95-04, lieut col, 04-08, col, 08-10, brig,
gen. and chief of engineerSy U. S. A, 10-13.
Adjt, IT. S. battalion engineers. 82-83 ; in charge
various U. S. harbor, river. Hothouse and forti-
fication improvements, 84-18; CSiarleston earth-
quake eng. duty, 87; lecturer coast defences,
• U. S. Naval War Col, 87 ; XT. S. lighthouse engi-
neer, 95-01, 17-19; U. S. lighthouse inspector,
98-99 ; mem. U. S. board on long-span suspension
bridges, 93; steel and Portland cement, 00;
chief engineer, Dept. of the Lakes, Dak. and
Mo, IT. S. A, 07-08; pres. Miss. River Commis-
sion, 08-10, 17-18; pres. Int. Navig. Cong, 12;
chairman, eng. sect, Pan- Am. Sci. Cong, 15;
Chevalier Legion d'honneur. Civil Eng; Mech.
"EfLg'f Soc Test. Mat; Naval Inst; IT. S. MiL
Service Inst; Terminal Eng. (pres, 12); Soc.
Am. Wars, (commanding general, 14-17) ; Cav-
alry Ass; Econ. Ass; Am. Acad; Wash. Acad;
British Ass; British Inst. Civil Eng; Soc. des '
Ing. civils de France. Oraphical solutions;
wind pressures; Portland eement; iron for forti-
fications; bridges; canals; river, harbor, and
lighthouse improvements.

Biszell, Prof. James A(drlaii), New York College
of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. T. Chemistry. Glen-
wood, N. C, April 13, 76 . B.S, N. C. Col, 95,
M.S, 00 ; fellow, Cornell, 01-02, Ph.D, 03. Instr.
chem, N. C. Col, and asst. chemist, Exp. Sta,
95-01; asst. chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Cornell,
03-07, asst. prof. soU technol, a. T. State Col.
Agr, 07-12, prof, It- Soil technology and fer-
tiUty.

Black, Dr. OaroUne A(dalr), Conneetieut College
for Women, New London, Conn. Botany. Syra-
cuse, N. Y, Jan. 28, 87. A.B, Indiana, 08, A.M,
09, Ph.D, 12. Teaching fellow hot, Indiana,
08-10, instr, 09-10; instr, N. H. Col, and asst.
botanist, Exp. Sta, 10-12, asst. prof, 12-15,
assoc. prof, 15-17; Conn. Col. for Women, 17-
Instr, Indiana, summers, 09-10. A.A; Bot. Soc.
Plant morphology and cytology; plant diseases.

Black, Prof, Davidson, Peking Union Medical
College, Peking, China. Anatomy. Toronto,
Can, July 25, 84. M3, Toronto, 06, B.A, 09;
Manchester, 14; Cent. Dutch Inst, for Brain

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Besearchy 14. Asst. liifltol, Toronto, 08-09 ; instr.
histol. and embrjol, Western Beserre, 09-11,
assoc, 11-13, asst. prof, anat, 13-17; pro/, neur,
and embryol, Peking Union Med, Col, 18- Capt,
*M. C, Can, 17-19. A.A; Ass. Anat; Soe.
Mammal. Comparative neurology; physical an-
thropology.

Black, Dr. Homer 'y(an Valkenburgh), Athens,
Ga. Chemistry, Americus, 6a, Jan. 16, 77.
A.B, Georgia, 96; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Adj.
prof, ehem, Ga. Tech, 00-02, junior prof, 02-
07; adj. prof, Georgia, 07-10, assoc. prof, 10-
19, prof, 19" Chem. Soe. Analytical methods;
permanganates of barium, strontium and cal-
cium; cotton seed oil.

Black, Prof. J(ame8) H(anrey), 3915 Cedar
Springs Boad, Dallas, Tex. Baoieriology. Hunt-
ington, W. Ya, March 27^ M. M.D, Southern
Methodist, 07. Prof, baeter. and histol, South-
em Methodist, 07-08, baeter. and physiol, 08-
12, baeter. and path, 12-15, dean, med. faculty,
14-15; pro/, hooter, and prev, med, Baylor, IS-
A. A; Mieros. Soe; Soe. Bact; Am. Med. Ass.
Immunology; colloidal gold solutions.

Black, N(ewton) Henry, Boxbury Latin School,
Boston, Mass. PhyHoe, Chemietry, Putney, Yt,
May 3, 74. A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 06; Berlin,
12-13. Instr, St. George's Seh, Newport, B. I,
96-98; high seh. Concord, N. H, 98-00; master .
physics and ehem, Boxhwry Latin 8ch, 00-
A.A; assoc. Physical Soe; Elee. Eng; East. Ass.
Physics Teachers. Physical chemistry; refrac-
tive index of solutions.

Black, Otis Flaher, IT. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Cambridge,
Mass, March 11, 67. A.B, Harvard, 91; fellow,
Northwestern, 92-93, A.M, 94. Asst. chem,
Harvard, 95-01, instr, 01-06, research asst. biol.
chem. Harvard Med. Seh, 06-09; c^iemist, bur.
plant indust, U. 8. Vept, Agr, 09- AJL; Soe
Biol. Chem; Chem. Soe; Wash. Acad. Organic,
analytical and biological chemistry.

Black, Gen. W(lUiain) M(iirray), XT. S. A, 2324
California St, Washington, D. C. Engineefinig,
Lancaster, Pa, Dec. 8, 55. Franklin and Mar-
shall, 70-73, ScD, 12; grad, TJ. S. MU. Acad,
77; D.Eng, Pa. Mil. Col, 20. Promoted through
all grades to col, 77-16, maior gen. and chief of
engineers, 16-19, retired, 19; msm, firm, Black,
McKinney and Stewart; instr. practical mil.
eng, U. S. Mil. Acad, 82-86; civil eng, U. S.
Eng. Seh, 91-95; commander, Eng. Seh. of Ap-
plication, 01-03; adviser, Dept. Pub. Works,
Cuba, 06-09; chief engineer officer in charge
river and harbor works, Dist. No. 1, N. Y,
Depts. East and Gulf, 09-16. Engineer com-
missioner, D. C, 97-98; lieut. col. and cldef en-
gineer, U. S. Yols, Spanish-.Ajn. War, and in
charge cleaning of Havana, Cuba, 99-01 ; senior
mem. of board for raising of 'Maine,' 10-12.
Bowland prise, Civil Eng, 93; Fry prise, U. S.
Mil. Service Inst, 03; D. S. medal. Civil Eng;
IT. S. Mil. Service Inst; Soe. Am. and For.
Wars. Harbors on sandy coasts; improvements
in methods and materials of military engineer-
ing.

Blackader, Dr. A(lezander) D(oiigall), 236 Moun-
tain St, Montreal, Can. Medicine, Montreal,
June 19, 47. B.A, McGill, 70, M.D, CM, 71;

M.B.C.S, London, 74, M.A, 17; Yienna, 84;
Praffue, 88. Lecturer and later prof, diseases of
children, McGiU, 81-, prof, pharmofcoh and
therapeut, 91-; consulting physician, Montreal
Gen. Hoep; Children's Mem. Hosp; Montreal
Foundling and Baby Hosp; pros, Alexandra
Hosp. A. A; emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Pediat.
Soe. (pros, 98) ; Climat. Ass; Can. Med. Ass.
(pre8yl7) ; Montreal Medico-Chirurg. Soe. (pros,
96). Qinical medicine, especially pediatries;
pharmacology.

Blackmail, EClmer) E(lliwortli), 136 S. 29th St,
Lincoln, Nebr. Archeology. Davenporti Iowa,
Aug. 16, 63. Pub. schools. Instr, pub. schools,
83-99; archeologist and curator, mmseum, Nebr,
Hist. Soe, 00- AJi; Mus. Ass; Miss. Yalley
His. Ass. Ethnology; history; the archeology
and the Indians of Nebraska.

Blackman, Dr. MCanlsby) W(lllett), N. Y. State
College of lV>reiitr3r^ Syracuse, N. Y. Zoology.
Lawrence, Kans, March 26, 76. A3, Kansas,
01, A.M, 02; Austin fellow. Harvard, 04-05,
Ph.D, 05. Instr. zool. and histol, Kansas, 01-
04; comp. anat. and embryol, Western Beserve,
05-07, lecturer histol, 07-09; asst. prof, sool,
Syracuse, 09-11, assoc. prof, 11-13; prof, forest
entom, N, Y, State Col. Forestry, Syracuse, IS-
A.A; Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soe;
Ass. Prof. Spermatogenesis of myrlapods; his-
tology of scent glands of Mephitus; Pitiogenes;
boring insects; Ipidae; Cirambycidae ; Bupresti-
dae; insects in dying, dead and decamping hickory.

Bladcwelder, Dr. Ellot» 317 Bailway Exchange
Building, Denver, Colo. * Geology, Chicago, 111,
June 4, 80. A.B, Chicago, 01, fellow, 02-04,
Ph.D, 14. Instr. geol, Chicago, 02-03; Wiscon-
sin, 05-06, asst. prof, 06-09, assoc. prof, 09-10,
prof, 10-16; prof, and head of dept, lUinoia,
16-19; acting prof, Stanford, 19; chief geolO'
gist, Argus Oil Co, 19- Asst. geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 06-09, geologist, 09-18; asst, Car-
negie exped. to China, 03-04 ; mem. Calif. PetroL
Commission, 17. A.A; Geol. Soe; Ass. Geog;
Min. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Ecol. Soe; Ornith.
Union; Chicago Acad. Glacial, stratigraphic,
economic and historical geology ; sedimentation ;
ornithology.

Blabkwell, F(raiid8) O(gdeii), 49 Wall St, New
York, N. Y. Bngineering. New York, June 23,
67. C.E, Princeton, 87. Consulting engineer^
Telford premium, British Inst. Civil Eng, 10.
Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Elee. Eng; British Inst.
Civil Eng. Hydraulic, steam and electric con-
struction.

BlaekweU, Dr. H(owaxd) L(aiie), 4 Biedesel Ave,
Cambridge, Mass. *Physics. East Orange, N. J,
July 19, 76. AJB, Harvard, 99, A.M, 00, Ph.D,
05. Eng. offices, Crocker- Wheeler Co, 00-01;
asst. physics. Harvard, 01, research feUow, 06-
Physical Soe; Elee. Eng. Double refraction in
an electrostatic field.

Blair, Andrew A(lezaader), 406 Locust St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. *Ghemisiry, Woodford Co, Ky,
Sept. 20, 48. Grad, U. S. Naval Acad, 66.
Midshipman and ensign, U. S. N, 62-69; chief
chemist, U. S. Board to test iron, steel and
other metals, 75-78; div. mining geol, U. 8.
Geol. Surv, and tenth census, 79-Sl; oonsvlting
chemist, 8£- A, A; Chem. Soe; Soe. Chem.

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InduBt; Min. Eng; Philofl. Soc. Chemical analy-
sis of iron and steeli ores and alloys.

Blair, B(oy) J(ay), 700 UniTersity St, Montreal,
Canada. Forestry. Bockbum, Que, Jnly 5, 89.
BJL, McGill, 14. Pathologist, Can. Forest Prod-
vets Laboratories, 15- A.A; Soc. Foresters;
Phytopath. Soc; Can. Soc Forest Eng; Can.
Forestry Ass; Can. Phytopath. Soc. Decay of
structural timber.

Blair, Br. Vilray Papin, Metropolitan Building,
St. Louis, Mo. Anatomy. St. Louis, 71. A.M,
Christian Brothers Col, 89; M.D, Washington
(St. Louis), 93. Instr, med. dept, WasMr^n
{8t. Louis), 94-97, demonstrator anat. and lec-
turer osteol, 97-99, demonstrator anat. and lec-
turer descriptive anat, 99-04, asst. prof, anat,
04-^8, cKn. prof, surg^ 09-, prof, oral surg,
dental dept, 07-, assoc, surg, 14- Chief, sect,
oral and plastic surg, IT. S. A, 17-18; senior
consultant, maxillo-facial surg, A.E.Fy 18; con-
sultant oral and plastic surg, U. S. A, 19. A.A;
Surg. Ass; Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; Col.
Surg; Areheol. Inst; Soc. Int. de Chirurg.

Blair, Br. WdUlam) Beid, N. T. Zoological Park,
New York, N. Y. Comparative medicine, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Jan. 27, 75. D.V.S. McGill, 02.
Veterinarian and pathologist, N. T. Zool. Park,
Ot-; prof. camp, path, N. T. Univ, 05- Lec-
turer comp. path, Toronto, 13-14. Vet. Med.
Ass. (v. pres, 13); N. Y. Vet. Med. Ass. (pres,
10) ; feL N. Y. Zool. Soe. Comparative pathol-
ogy; diseases of wild animals in confinement;
tuberculosis; osteomalacia in primates.

Blair, Br. W(illla)m Bidiards, 3420 Porter St,
Washington, D. C. Meteorology. Coleraine,
Ireland, Nov. 7, 74. B.S, Chicago, 04, Ph.D,
06. Principal, high sch, Pittsburg, Kans, 97-
99; assoc. physics and math, State Nor. Sdi,
Oshkosh, Wis, 00-02; asst, Chicago, 02-06; re-
search director, Mount Weather Observatory,
Bluemont, Va, 06-14; chief, din. aerol. investi-
gations,^ tJ. 8. Weather Bur, 14- Major and
officer in command meteorol. sect, Sig. C, 17-
19, lieut. col, 19-; mem. Oeophys. Union. Mem.
Interallied Committee for Aerial Navig, Paris,
19; Int. Wireless Commission, Paris, 19; Badio
Protocol, Wash, 20. A. A; Physical Soc;
Meteorol. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc;
Boyal Meteor. Soc; Int. Oommission Meteorol.
for Aeronaut. Convection systems in the atmos-
phere; diurnal and planetary convection sys-
tems; mountain and valley temperatures and
circulation.

Blalsdell, Br. F(rank) E(llflworth), 1520 Lake St,
San Francisco, Calif. Biology. Pittsfleld, N.
H, March IS, 62. M.D, Cooper Med. Col, San
Francisco, 89. County entomologist. San Biego,
86; demonstrator anat. and instr. biol, embryol.
and histol, assoc. prof, and later prof, anat.
Cooper Med. Col, 00-10; asst. prof. anat. and
later assoc. prof, swrg, Stanford, 10- A. A;
Entom. Soo; Paeifie Coast Entom. Soc. (seo'y,
01-20). Bevelopment of animals; life histories
of insects; taxonomy of Coleoptera; the Teneb-
rionidao; comparative anatomy of the para-
metrium in vertebrates.

Blakft, Br. B(d.wln) MCortfaner), 145 St. James
Place, Brooklyn, N.Y. ^Mathematics. New York,
N. Y, June 16, 68. E.M, Columbia, 90, Ph.B,

5

93. Instr. math, Purdue, 96-99; California, 0(^
04; prof. math, and mech, Arizona, 04r-10. A. A;
Econ. Ass. Kinematics.

Blake, Prof. F(rederlc) OColnmbns), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. *Physios. Deca-
tur, m, Oct. 30, 77. Ph.B, Colorado, 01; John
Tyndall fellow, Columbia, 04-07, Ph.D, 06;
Cambridge, 05-06; Berlin, 06-07. Asst. prof.
physics, Ohio State, 07-12, prof, It- A. A;
Physical Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Electric waves;
resistance of metals in a magnetic field; stand-
ing waves in a Lecher wire system; value of
<h' from X-rays; critical absorption of X-rays;
dielectric constant of water; self and mutual
elastance.

Blake, Prof. I(rYing) HdU), 46 N. Main St,
Orono, Maine. Zoology. Augusta, Maine, Feb.
15, 88. A.B, Bates, 11 ; A.M, Brown, 12. Asst.
comp. anat. Brown, 12-13; instr. sool. and
physiol, Oregon Col, 13-16; zool, Syracuse, 16-
18; assoc. prof, biol, Maine, 18- A.A; Soe.
Mammal; Ecol. Soe. Ecology; digestive tract
of teleost fishes.

Blake, J(ameB) Henry, 117 Elm St, W. Somer-
ville, Mass. Conchology, Zoology. Boston.
Mass, July 8, 45. Lawrence Sci. Sdi, Harvard,
67-72. Asst. and curator conchol, museum comp.
zool, Harvard, 72-76; lecturer and eool. artist.
Mem. Hassler ezped, 72 ; artist, IT. S. Fish Com-
mission; asst. paleontologist, IT. S. Geol. Surv.
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Conchology; travels;
cetaceans.

Blake, Dr. J(olin) OOiarles), Hahnemann Medi-
cal College, Chicago, HI. Physiological chemistry,
Ottumwa, Iowa, May 31, 73. B.S, Colorado, 01;
Ph.D, Yale, 03. Beseardi assoc. in physical
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-05; asst. physicist.
Bur. Standards, 05-06 ; prof. 'gen. chem, Tex.
Col, 06-13; head, dept. chem, Hahnemann Med.
Col, IS-, dean, il- Chem. Soc Colloidal solu-
tions; crystal structure.

Blake, Dr. Joseph Adignstos), Tarrytown, N. Y.
Surgery. San Francisco, Calif, Aug. 31, 64.
A.B, Yale, 85, Ph.B, 86, hon. A.M, 09; M.D,
Columbia^ 89. Asst. demonstrator anat, Colum-
bia, 91-00, instr. surg, 00-03, prof, 03-13; con-
sulting surgeon, Boosevelt, St. Luke's and Lin-
coln Hospitals and Clinic for Functional Be-
education, Tarrytown, N. Y. Ass. Ajiat; Surg.
Ass; Soc Clin. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Surg. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med; fel. N. Y. Acad.
Anatomy of the thorax and brain.

Blake, Prof. Manrioe A (din), New Brunswick,
N. J. Horticulture. Millis, Mass, Dec. 1, 8£.
B.S, Mass. Col, 04. Asst. horticulturist, B. I.
Col. and Exp. Sta, 04-05; instr. hort, Mass.
Col, 05-06; horticulturist, N. J. Exp. Sta, 06-
18, prof, hort, New Jersey, 14- State supt.
farm demonstration, N. J, 18- A.A; Soo. Hort.
Sci; N. J. Hort. Soc. (pres, 20). Peach grow-
ing.

Blake, Dr. 8(idney) F(ay), TJ. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Stouoh-
ton. Mass, Aug. 31, 92. AJd, Harvard, 12, a!m,
13, Ph.D, 17. Asst, Gray Herbarium, Harvard,
16-17; asst. "botanist, tur. plant indust, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 17- New Eng. Bot. Club; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc. Taxonomy of phanero-
gams, especially Compositae.

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Blaker, Prof. XSmesi, 23 Mt. View Ave, Akron,
Ohio. Physics. Newtown, Pa, Sept. 14, 70.
B.S, Kansas, 93; Ph.D, Cornell, 01. AsBt
phjEdes, Cornell, 98-01, inatr, 01-03, asst. prof,
03-17, prof, 17-20; with development dept,
B, F. Ooodrich Co, 19-20, manager temperature
measurement and heat control, tO- In charge
airplane div. and meteorol. at Cornell, 17-18.
A.A ; Physical Soc. Spectrophotometric radiation
from carbon at different temperatnroB; absorp*
tion of carbon; atmospheric conduction between
high tension transmission wires.

Blakeelee, Prof. A(lbert) F(ra2icl8), Carnegie
Station, Cold Spring-Harbor, L. I, N. Y. ^Bot-
any, Geneseo, N. Y, Nov. 9, 74. A.B, Wos-
leyan, 96; A.M, Harvard, 00, Ph.D, 04. Asst.
bot. Harvard, 9^-^, instr, BadcUffe, 00-02,
teaching fellow. Harvard, 01-03^ collector in
Venezuela for cryptogamic herbarium, Harvard,
03; investigator m Europe for Carnegie Insti-
tution, 04-06; instr. bot, Harvard, 06-07; prof,
and director, summer sch. of agr, Conn. Col,
07-14, prof. bot. and genetics, 14-15; res, in-
vestigator plant genetics, sta, for exp. evolution,
Carnegie Institution, 12-13, 16- A.A. (sec'y,
G, 16, V. pros, 18); Soc. Nat. (v. pros, 16);
Bot Soc; rhytopath. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Eu-
genics Research Ass; Torrey Bot. Club; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Conn. Bot. Soc. Genetics;
sexual reproduction in mucors; tr#es in winter;
pigmentation criteria for laying in poultry; in-
heritance in jimson weed.

Blanchard, Prof. Arthur A(]phoiiso), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
* Chemistry. Boston, Mass, May 4, 76. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 98, fellow, 00-02; Ph.D, Leip-
zig, 02. Asst. theoret. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
9a-00; instr, N. H. Col, 02-03; inorg. chem,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-08, asst. prof, 08-13, assoe.
prof, IS" A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad; For-
estry Ass. Synthetic and analytical diemistry;
migration ratios; decomposition of ammonium
nitrite; viscosity of solutions in relation to the
constitution of dissolved substances.

Blanchard, Prof. A(rtliiir) H(oraoe), TJuiversity
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Highway engi-
neering. Providence, B. I, Feb. 10, 77. C. E,
Brown, 99; A.M, Columbia, 02. Instr. eivil
eng. and math, Brown, 99-01, 02-03, asst. prof,
eivil eng, 03-06, assoc. prof, 06-11; prof, high-
way eng, Columbia, 11-17; Michigan, 19-20,
highway eng. and highway transport, tO-
Draftsman, Am. Bridge Co, summers, 01, 02;
deputy engineer, B. I. State Board Pub. Boads,
03-09; consulting engineer, U. S. Office of Pub.
Eoads^ 10-12; Board of Water Supply, N. Y.
City, 12-17; N. Y. State Highway Commission,
12; N. Y. State Dept. Efficiency and Econ, 13-
15; Mich. State Highway Dept, 19-; ed.-in-
chief, 'Am. Highway Engineer's Handbook,'
14-; 'Am. Highway Transport Handbook,' 20-;
chief, bur. pub. works, Educ. Commission,
A.E.F, 19; mem. Council Nat. Defense, 19; v.
chairman, Fed. Highway Council, 19- A.A.
(sec'y^ D, 12-17); Civil Eng; Chem. Soc; Soc.
Test Mat; Boad Ass. (pros, 18); Nat. Highway
Traffic Asa. (pros, 18-); Nat. Highways Ass;
Soc Munie. Improv; Int. Ass. Test. Mat; Can.
Inst Eng; Soc. des Ing. civils de France; Ass.

Int. Perm, des Cong, de la Boute. Highway en-
gineering and highway transport.

Blaachard, Dr. Frank Kelson, University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology. Stone-
ham, Mass, Dec 19, 88. A.B, Tufts, 13; fellow,
Michigan, 16-18, Fh.D, 19. Instr. zool. and
geol, Mass. Col, 13-16; aid, div. reptiles, T7. S.
Nat. Museum, 18-19; in$tr. sool, Michigan, 1^
A. A; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Ichthyol. and Heip.
Zoogeography; herpetology; distribution, life
history and economic relation of reptiles.

Blanchard, Dr. Julian, 463 West St, Vew York,
N. Y. Physics. Hertford, N. C, Nov, 10, 85.
A.B, Trinity (N. C), 05; A.M, Columbia, 09,
Ph.D, 17. Instr. applied math. Trinity (N. C),
05-06; asst. physics, Columbia, 06-09; prof,
eng, Trinity (N.C), 09-12; research asst, Co-
lumbia, 12-15; physicist, research lab, Eastman
Kodak Co, 15-17; research engineer. Wist. Elee.
Co, 17- Optical Soc lonieation of gases; ret-
inal sensibility; diameter of the pupil; ther-
mionic vacuum tubes.

Blanchard, Dr. Phyllis, Epping, N. H. Psychol
ogy. Epping, March 14^ 95. A.B, N. H. Col,
17; Ph.D, aark, 19. Instr, N. H. Col, 16-17;
research asst. to Pros. G. Stanley Hall, 19-20;
psychologist, N. Y. State Reformatory for
Women, tO- Social psychology; abnormal psy-
chology and therapy.

BlanOhard, Dr. B(alph) O(arpenter), 54 W. 40th
St, New York, N. Y. Oeology. Newport, Ind,
Dec. 4, 82. B.S, Rose, 05; Ph.D, Columbia, 13;
Munich. Managing director, Old York Trust
Co, London, 09-14. Min. Eng; feL Boyal Geol.
Soc

Blanchard, Prof. W(llliam) M(artln), Green-
castle, Ind. Chemistry, Perquimans Co, N. C,
Aug. 25, 74. AJ3, Bandolph-Macon, 94, A.M,
97; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Instr, Bandolph-Macon
A<ad, 94-96, Bandolph-Macon, 96-97; Bose, 00-
01; prof, chem, DePauw, 01- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Ind. Acad; Chem. Gesell. Parabromortho-
sulphobenzoic and its derivatives; equivalent
weight of sodium; teaching of chemistry in sec-,
ondary schools.

Blanklndiip, Prof. J(oseph) WdlUam), 2525 Hil-
gard Ave, Berkeley^ Calif. Botany. Glasgow,
ni, Feb. 23, 62. A.B, Drury, 80; California,
90-92; AJB, Harvard, 94, A.M, 96, Ph.D, 98;
Berlin, 07-08. Prof, science, Hesperian Col,
Woodland, Calif, 92-93; asst. bot. Harvard, 94-
99; prof, Mont. Col, and botanist, Exp. Sta,
98-05; consulting plant pathologist indust. in-
jury to veg, 06- Asst nat. hist, Drury, 86-88.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Int. Ass. Bot. Ecolo^; eco-
nomic botany; smoke injury to vegetation.

Blasdale, Dr. W(alter) O(harles), 2514 College
Ave, Berkeley, Calif . Chemistry, Botany. Jericho,
N. Y, Jan. 10, 71. B.S, California, 92, Ph.D,
00. Instr. chem, Cdlifomia, 95-03, asst. prof,
03-19, prof, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc Analytical
chemistry; equilibrium in salt solutions.

Blatchley, W(mi8) 8(tanley), 1558 Park Ave,
Indianapolis, Ind; or Duenedin, Fla. (Nov. to
April). Oeology, Entomology. North Madison,
Conn, Oct. 6, 59. A.B, Indiana, 87, A.M,
91. Instr. science, high sch, Terre Haute.
87-94; state geologist, Ind, 94-11. Asst, Ark.
Geol. Surv, 89; mem. Scovell science ezped. to

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Mez, 91; asst, U. S. fish Commissioxi, 90-93.
Fd. Ind. Aead. (pres, 03). Orthoptera and
Coleoptera of eastern United States and Canada.

Blathsrwick, Dr. K(oniian) B(ob«rt), Memorial
Laboratory and Glinie, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Pkytiologiedl ehemiatry, Boek Valley^ Iowa,
Feb. 19, 87. B.S, Grinnell, 09; M.S, Illinois,
12; Carrier fellow, Tale, 12-14, Pli.D^ 14. Asst.
ehem, Illinois, 10-11; asst. ehemist, Montefiore
Home and Hosp, N. Y. City, 14-15; physiolog-
ical ehemist, bur. animal indnst, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 15-20; hiochemiat, Mem. Lab. and Clinio,
8afUa Barbara, Calif, tO- Physiol. Soc; Soe.
BioL Ghem; Chem. Soe. Water drinking; foods
in relation to composition of urine; parathy-
roideetomy; experimental nephritis; milk se-
eretion.

Blelle, Prof. A(lbert) M(artiii), Ohio State TJni-
▼ersity^ Oolumbus, Ohio. PhyMlogy. Colum-
bus, June 26, 55. Starling Med. Col, 73-76;
Paris, Leipzig and Vienna, 76-79. Lecturer
exp. physiol. Starling Med. Col, 80-91; prof,
phymol, Ohio State, 91- AJL; Micros. Soe.
(pres, 00). Blood sugar; inversion of cane-
sugar by gastric juice; cause of death by elec-
tric shock; urine in epilepsy; changes in heart
after vagus section; detection and recognition
of bloods; innerration of lungs; chemi^ry of
respiration; ^ynthesiB of proteins by ensymes.

Bleininger, Adbert) V(ictor), Bureau of Stan-
ards, Washington, B. C. ^Chemistry. Polling,
Germany, July 9, 73. B.S, Ohio State, 01.
Shop experience, clay industries, 89-96; inatr.
ecramies, Ohio State, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-06,
assoc. prof, 06-07; asst. prof^ Illinois, 07-10,
prof, and director, dept. ceramics, 10-12; in
charge, clay products laboratories, technol.
branch, U. S. GeoL Surv, 08-10; chief, ceramics
produeU dw, Bur, Standards, 1$- Asst, Ohio
GeoL Surv, 00-04; in charge ceramic investiga-
tions, IlL Geol. Surv, 08-; lecturer ceramics,
ChieagOf 12; Franklin Inst, 17; deputy dist.
chief. Fuel Ad, 18; chairman, ceramics com-
mittee, Nat. Besearch Council. Assoc, ed,
'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 12-16. A. A;
Ceramic Soc. (pres, 08, mem. committee on pub-
lications and ed, 'Trans'); Chem. Soc. (asst.
ed, *Chem. Abstracts,' 08); Soc. Test. Mat;
Wash. Acad. Technology of clay, glass and
cement silicates; manufacture of optical glass;
special porcelains and refractories.

Blessixig, Prof. O(aorge) r(rederick), Swarth-
more, Pa. Engineering, Carrollton, Ky, July
2, 75. B.M.E, Kentucky, 97, M.E, 06; PhJD,
Hanover, 06; ComeU, 06--08. Prof. mech. eng,
Nevada, 99-05; designer and research worker,
Piatt Iron Works, 05-06; Gen. Elec. Co, Lynn,
Mass, 06; asst. prof, machine design, Cornell,
06M)8; pro/, mech, eng, and in charge, eng,
dept, Swarihmore, OS- Lecturer machine de-
sign, Cornell, summers, 07, 08; plant facilities
engineei^ ordnance dept, U.S. A, 18 : indust. rela-
tion staif, John D. Bockefeller, 20-21. Mech.
Eng; Eng. Edue; Ass. Prof. Descriptive geom-
etry; multistage turbine pumps; drawing.

Blidiftfdt^ Dr. Hans Frederik, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. *ilathem(xtics, Denmark, Jan. 9,
73. A.B, Stanford, 96, A.M, 97 ; Ph.D, Leipzig,
98. Instr. math, Stanford, 98-01, asst. prof,

01-06, assoc. prof, 06-13, prof, IS- Drafts-
man, Eng. Dept, City and Co. of Whatcom,
Wash, 92-94. Nat Acad; A. A; Math. Soe. (v.
pres, 12) ; Math. Ass. Continuous groups;
linear homogeneous substitution groups; geom-
etry of numbers.

Bllsh, Dr. M(orri8) J(odJln), Bozeman, Mont.
Bioehemstry, Lincoln, Nebr, April 21, 80^. B.S,
Nebraska, 12, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Minnesota, 15.
Asst. agr. biochem, Minnesota, 13-15; asst,
chemist, food research lab, U. S. Dept Agr, 15-
16; Mont. Exp, Sta, 16- Second lieut, Saait
C, 18. A.A; Chem. Soc Protdns and nitrogen
compounds of wheat and flour; humin from
proteins.

Bliss, Prof. A(ndrew) Bidiard, Jr, Emory Uni-
versity, Atlanta, Ga. Fhanhaoology, Chemistry,
New York, N. Y, Nov. 10, 87. Ph.G, N. Y.
OoL Pharmacy, 07; Ph.C, Columbia, 07, PharJ),

" 08; B.S, Howard Col, 10, A.M, 12; M.D, Bir-
mingham Med. Col, 13. Asst. micros, Columbia,
06-08; prof, pharmacol, chem. and bacter, Ala-
bama, 08-09 ; Pharmacol, and chem, Birmingham
Med. Col, 09-15, dean, sch. pharmacy, 10-15;
prof, biochem. and pharmacol, grad. sch. med,
Alabama, 12-15; pharmacol, Emory, 15- A.A;
Agr. Chem. (assoc. referee on alkaloids) ; Chem.
Soc. (v. pres, Ala. sect); Pharmaceut Ass. (v.
chairman, scientific sect) ; Columbia Biochem.
Ass. (assoc. ed, 'Bui'). Qualitative analysis;
alkaloids.

Bliss, Dr. Oharlee B(eiiiis), Mclndoe Falls, Vt.
Psychology. Triangle, N. Y^ Jan. 23, 68. A.B,
Yale, 90, Ph.D, 93; B.D, Hartford, 03. Asst,

Ssychol. lab, Yale, 93-94; prof. ezp. p^yehol,
r. Y. Univ, 94r-98; Congregational clergyman,
A. A; PsychoL Ass; f el. N. Y. Acad. Beaction-
time and attention.

Bliss, Prof. OoUlns P, New York University, New
York, N. Y. Mechanical engineering. 6irlisle,
Pa, April 28, 66. A.B, Princeton, 88, A.M, 91;
Ph.B, Columbia, 91; Cornell, 97. Draftsman
and engineer, various iron works, 91-97; instr.
mech, eng, N, 7. Univ, 97-00, asst prof, 00-
02, prof, Ot- A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Edue;
Aeronaut Soc. Strength of materials.

Bliss, Prof. Gilbert Ames, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. *Mathematies, Chicago, May 9,
76. B.8, Chicago, 97, M.S, 98, Ph.D, 00; G8t-
tingen, 02-03. Instr. math, Minnesota, 00-02;
assoc, Chicago, 03-04; asst prof, Missouri, 04-
05; Princeton^ 06-08; assoc prof, Chicago, 08-
13, prof, IS- Lecturer matn, Princeton, 09;
Harvard, 11; scientific expert, range firing sect,
U.S.A), 18. Assoc, ed, 'Annals of Math,' 06-08.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Math. Soc (v. pres, 11, coun-
cilor, 07-09, 16-18, chairman, Chicago sect, 17-
19, assoc. ed, ' Trans, '08-16) ; Math. Verein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Differential equations;
calculus of variations; theory of functions of
lines with an application to ballistlcB.

Bliss, Dr. IdUoolm A, 301 Humboldt Building, St.
Louis, Mo. Medicine, Warsaw, Dl, July 2, 63.
M.D, Chicago Med. Col, 90. Practising physir
dan. Instr. psychiat, Washington (St. Louis).
A.A; Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Abb, Influence of
nasal and aural conditions on the fifth nerve
supply.

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Bliss, Mary Campbell, 18 Alien St, Newburyport,
Mass. Botaivy, Newburyport, AprU 19, 77.
A3, Welleslejr, 99, fellow, 02-04, A.M. 04.
Teacher, bigb scb, Newburyport, Mass, 00-01;
asst. hotf Wellesley, 04-05, instr, 05-15, asst,
prof, 15- A.A; Ass. Prof; Bot. Soc. Plant
morphology; the vessel in seed plants.

BUss, Prof. William J(allan) A(lbert), 1026 N.
Calvert St, Baltimore, Md. *Phyaios. Washing-
ton, D. C, Jan. 22, 67. A.B, Harvard, 88;
certificate in elec. eng. Hopkins, 90, Ph.D, 94.
Asst. elec. eng, Hopkins, 91, lecturer physics,
94, lab. asst, 95-98, assoc, 98-01, collegiate prof,
01- Physical Soc. Flocculation ; forces on sub-
merged particles.

Blizzard, Prof. AClphens) W(eBley), New York
University, New York, N. Y. Biology. Balti-
more, Ohio, May 23, 84. B.S, Ohio (Athens),
13; A.M, Cornell, 16. Prof, hiol, Jamestown^
13-15; instr, Iowa SUte, 16-17; N. F. Univ,
17- Bot. Soc. Botany; zoology; cytology;
fungi; development of agarics.

Blocher, Prof. Jobn MUton, 311 Front St, Berea,
Ohio. Chemistry. Gettysburg, Pa, Feb. 24, 91.
B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 13; Ph.D, Hopkins, 16.
Asst, Hopkins, 16-17; prof, chem, Baldwin, 17-
Chem. Soc. Physical and colloidal chemistry.

Block, D(aTid) Jnllaii, 3520 Rokeby St, Edge-
water, Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Fort Wayne,
Ind, Aug. 18, 74. Heidelberg, 90-95; Armour,
10-13. ■ Supt, Am. Metallizing Co, 07-08; direc-
tor, research lab, Applegren and Block, 08-10;
2>. Julian Block, 16- A.A; Chem. Soc. Indus-
trial chemistry; adhesives; starch; gums; dez-
trines; synthetic chemistry; dyes; formalde-
hyde manufacture.

Blodgett, Br. F(ore8t) M(ilo), 217 Bryant Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Plant pathology, Brocton, N.
Y, July 15, 85. B.S.A, Cornell, 10, fellbw, 10-
14, Ph.D, 14. Assoc, botanist, N. Y. Exp. SU,
13-; asst. prof, plant path, ComeU. A.A;
Phytopath. Soc. Hop mildew control; dusting
and spraying apples; perithecia of Sphaerotheca
humilL

Blodgett, Prof. Frederick H(anrey), State Nor-
mal Training School, Danbury, Conn. Botany.
Bockford, 111, Sept. 12, 72. B.S, Butgers, 97,
M.S, 99; Columbia, 01; Hopkins, 06-10; Ph.D,
10. Asst. botanist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, OO ;
asst. curator bot, Field Museum Nat. Hist, 01;
asst. state plant pathologist, Md. Col, 01-06;
asst. bot, Hopkins, 06-10; acting prof, biol.
and geol, Boanoke, 10-12; plant patiiolog^st,
Tex. Exp. Sta, 12-16^ pathologist, exten. service,
Tex. Col, 16-19; prof. hiol. sciences. State Nor.
Training 8ch, Danbury, Conn, 19- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club; N. J. Micros. Soc. (sec'y, 96, 97). Plant
diseases; vegetative reproduction; plant geog-
raphy of Maryland; physiological conditions of
seed germination; morphology and physiology
of angiosperms.

Bloede, Victor a(u8tav), Victor G. Bloede Co,
Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. Dresden, Saxony,
March 14, 49. Grad, Cooper Union, 67, hon.
Ch.E, 20. Pres. and gen. manager, Victor 0.
Bloede Co. Lecturer applied chem, Cooper
Union. Medal, Franklin Inst; Cooper Inst.

Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; N. Y. Chemists
Club. Compounds and derivatives of starch.

Bloodgood, Br. Joseph Colt, 904 N. Charles St,
Baltimore, Md. Surgery, Surgical pathology.
Milwaukee, Wis, Nov. 1, 67. B.S, Wisconsin,
98; M.D, Pennsylvania, 91. Bes. surgeon, Hop-
kins Hosp, 93-99, assoc. surg, Hopkins Hosp,
and assoc. prof, Hopkins, 99- Asst. ed, 'Jour.
Cancer Besearch.' AA; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Col. Surg; fel. Surg. Asa; Soc. Clin. Surg; Ass.
Cancer Besearch ; Soc. Cancer Control ; Am. Med.
Ass; S. Surg, and Gynec. Soc; Md. Med. and
Chirurg. iVculty. Tumors; cancer.

Bloomfield, Dr. Arthur L(eonard), Johns Hop-
kins Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Balti-
more, May 30, dS. A.B, Hopkins, 07, MJD, 11.
Asst, instr. and later assoc. msd, Hopkins, 11-,
res. physician, Hopkins Hosp, £0- Soc. Clin.
Invest. Clinical and experimental medicine;
bacteriology of infection.

Bloor, Prof. W(alter) B(ay), Unirersity of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. *Biologioai chemistry.
Ingersoll, Ont, July 2, 77. M.A, Q^^een's (Can),
02; grad, Ont. Nor. Col, 03; A.M, Harvard, 08,
Ph.D, 11. Instr. chem, Wash. State, 03-05.
asst. prof, 05-07; asst. hiol. chem. Harvard
Med. Sch, 08-10; assoc, Washington (St. Louis),
10-14, assoc. prof, 14; asst. prof. Harvard, 14-
18, prof, California, 18- Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol.
Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; Physiol. Soc; Soc. de
Chim. bioL de France. 'Clay; carbohydrate
esters; saccharin in urine; fat in blood and
milk; fat absorption and metabolism; phos-
phatids in blood; phosphate distribution in
blood.

Blue, Surg. Gen. Bupert, U. S. Public Health
Service, Washington, D. C. Hygiene. Bich-
mond Co, N. C, May 30, 67. Virginia, 89-90;
M.D, Maryland, 92, ScD, 08; grad, London
Sch. Trop. Med, 10; D.P.H, Michigan, 13; ScD,
Wisconsin, 13. Asst. surgeon^ U. 8. Pub. Health
Service, 93, past asst. surgeon, 97, surgeon, 09,
surgeon gen, 12- Detailed to Genoa, Italy,
cholera and plague prev. work, 99-00; to S.
Am. to investigate epidemic diseases, 10; pro-
visional pres, Int. Sanit. Bur. of Am. Bepublics,
12; mem. Permanent Int. Commission of Con-
gresses on Hygiene and Demography. Pub.
Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg;
Col. Surg; Nat. Committee for Mental Hygiene;
hon. mem. Calif. Acad; Boyal Inst. Pub. Health;
fel. London Soc. Trop. Med. Epidemiology;
bubonic plague.

Blum, Dr. Theodor, 140 W.*57th St, New York,
N. Y. Oral surgery. Vienna, Austria, Sept. 25,
83. Gymnasium, Austria; D.D.S, Pennsylvania,
09, M.D, 11 ; Vienna, 12. Director oral surg. and
dentistry, N. Y. Throat, Nose and Lung Hosp.
A. A; Nat. Dental Ass; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Conductive anesthesia.

Blum, Br. William, Bureau of Standards, Wash-
ington, D. C. Chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa,
Dec. 28, 81. B.S, Pennsylvania, 03, Ph.D, 08.
Instr. chem, Utali, 03-09; asst. chemist. Bur.
Standards, 09-18, chemist, 18- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Qub;
hon. mem. Electro-Platers Ass. Atomic weight
of cadmium; complex inorganic aeids; electro-
deposition; electrotyping; electroplating.

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69

Blnmbergy Prof. Henry, University of Xllinois,
Urbana, HI. ^Mathematics. Zhagory, Russiai
May 13, 86. AJB, Columbia, 07, A.M, 08, fel-
low, 0^10; Paris and Zurich, 10-12; Pli.D,
Gottingen, 12. Ingtr. mathf Nebraska, 13-14,
asst. prof, 14-18; assoc, Illinois, 18-19, asst,
prof, 19- Asst. math, Columbia, summer, 07;
assoc. ed, 'Annals of Math/ 16-; 'Am. Math.
Monthly,' 1^ A.A; Math. Soe; Math. Ass.
Algebraic properties of linear homogeneous dif-
ferential expressions; general function theory;
point sets.

Blnmantlial, Dr. Philip L(e6), 122 Eagle St,
Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry, Owensboro, Ky,
Juno 9, 89. B.S, Kentucky, 09; A.M, Yale, 11,
Ph.Dy 12; Berlin, 12-13. Asst. chem, Yale, 10^
12; asst. chemist, Iowa Exp. Sta, 13-15; re-
ses^reh chemist, Ky. Exp. Sta, 15-19; junior
partner, Babc^ck Testing Lab, 19-20; with
Lacteal Anal Lab, $1- With C. W. S, 19. A.A ;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Lexington sect, 15); Agr.
Ohem; Ky. Acad« Inorganic, analytical and in-
dustrial diemistry; soils.

Blnmer, Dr. Qeorge, 64 Trumbull St, New Haven,
Conn. ^Medicine, Pathology. Darlington, Eng-
land, March 16, 72. M.D, Cooper Med. Col,
91. Intern, City and Co. Hosp. San Fran-
cisco, 92-93; asst. surg, Hopkins Hosp, 93-
94, med, 94-95, path, Hopkins, 95-96; direc-
tor, Bender Hygienic Lab, 96-03; prof. path,
and bacter, Albany Med. Col, 02-03 ; assoc. prof,
path. Cooper Med. Col, 03-04; asst med, med.
dept, Calif omia, 05-06; John Slade Ely prof,
theory and practise of med, Yale, 06-20, dean,
med. faculty, 10-20. Pathologist, Albany Hosp,
St. Peter's Hosp. and Child's Hosp; director,
bur. of path, and bacter, N. Y. State Dept. of
Health. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. Bact; Am. Acad. Med; Pub. Health
Ass; Soc. Clin. Invest; N, Y. Acad. Med. Tu-
bercTilosis of aorta and of the stomach; typhoid
fever; noma; malignant neoplasms; anthrax;
thymus tod; thrombosis and embolism; tumor
metastases in Douglas' pouch; carcinoma of the
prostate; medical education.

Blviner, Dr. a(eorge) Alder, Butler Hospital,
Providence, R. I. Medicine. Sunderland, Eng-
land, May 25, 57. MJ>, Pennsylvania, 79;
L.R.aP, L.R.C.S, Edinburgh, 84; hon. Litt.D,
Brown, 05. Asst. physician, Utica State Hosp,
80-86, med. supt, 86-99; physician-in-chief and
supt, Butler Hasp, 99- Adj. prof, insanity*
Albany Med. Col, 9^99; sec'y, R. L Sch. of
Design; ed, 'Am. Jour. Insanity.' Medico-
Psyehol. Ass. (pres, 03); New Eng. Soc
Psyehiat. (pres, 17-) ; Boston Soc Psychiat.
and Neur, (pres^ 04) ; hon. mem. British Medico*
Psychol. Soc; Paris Soc. Med. Psychol; Soc de
Psychiat; Belgian Soc. Mental Med.

Bluner, J(acob) C(orwln), Renwick, Iowa. For-
estry. Engi, Switzerland, Dec. 4, 72. B.8.A,
Iowa State, 01, 02; Michigan, 04-06. Mem.
U. 8. Forest Service, 01-05; asst, desert lab,
Carnegie Institution, 07-08; asst. forester.
Commission of Construction, Can, 13-16. Inde-
pendent bot. explorations, 06-07, 08-13. A.A;
Bot. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc; Can. Forestry Ass.
Botany; plant geography; plant collections;
pine Feeds; forest of Saskatchewan.

Blunt, Prof. Katharine, 1156 E. 56th St, Chicago,
111. Home economics. Philadelphia, Pa, May
28, 76. A.B, Yassar, 98; Mass. Inst. Teeh, 02-
03; fellow, Chicago, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Asst.
chem, Vassar, 03-05; instr, dept. domestic sci-
ence, Pratt Inst, 07-08; Vassar, 08-13; asst.
prof, food chem. and home econ, Chicago, 13-18,
€issoc. prof, and chairman, dept. home econ, 18-
Editor-in-chief, coL sect, Food Ad, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Home Econ. Ass. (ed. board, 'Jour.
Home Econ'). Changes in fats in cooking;
digestibility of fats; losses of iron in cooking
vegetables; preserved eggs.

Blunt, OoL 8(taa]iope) B(ngliBh), IT. S. A, Spring-
field, Mass. Ordnance, ArtHlery. Boston, Mass,
Sept 29, 50. Grad, XT. S. Mil. Acad, 72. Lieut,
capt, major, lieut. eol, col, ordnanee dept, U.S. A,
7f- Instr. math, U. S. Mil. Acad, 76-80,
ordnance and gunnery, 78-80. A. A; Wash.
Acad; many mil. societies. Gunnery.

Boardman, Prof. Horace Prentlfls, TTniversity of
Nevada, Reno, Nev. CivU engineering. Meaar
sha, Wis, Jan. 21, 69. B.S, Wisconsin, 95, C.E,
11. Engineer, sanit. district of Chicago, 94-
96; asst. engineer, Chicago and Alton R. R, 97-
01; C. M. and St. l^aul R. R, 01-04; designing
engineer, 05; supt, Savage Constr. Co, 04-M;
prof. civU eng, Nevada, 07- Civil Eng; Eng.
Educ; Ass. Eng; West. Soc. Eng. Cement and
concrete; wind pressures on ^ roofs.

Boas, Prof. Franz, 230 Franklin Ave, Grantwood,
N. J. * Anthropology. Minden, Germany, July
9, 58. Heidelberg; Bonn; Ph.D, Kiel. 81; LL.D,
Clark, 09; D.Sc, Oxford, 12. Asst, Royal
Ethnog. Museum, Berlin, 85-86; Privatdocent,
Berlin, 85-86; decent, Clark, 89-92; first asst,
dept. anthrop, Columbia Expos, 92-94; asst.
curator, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 95-60, curator,
00-05; lecturer anthrop, Columbia, 96-99, prof,
99- Ed, 'Jour. Am. Folk-lore'; 'Pub. Jesup
North. Pacific Exped'; 'Columbia TJniv. Con-
tributions to Anthrop'; hon. philologist. Bur.
Am. Ethnol, 01-19. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres,
94, 07); Anthrop. Ass. (pres. 07, 08); fel.
Ethnol. Soc. (y. pres, ed, 'Pub'); Philos. Soc;
cor. mem. Antiq. and Numis. Soc; Am. Acad;
fel. N. Y. Acad; hon. fel. Anthrop. Inst. Gt.
Britain and Ireland; cor. mem. Antihrop. Socie-
ties of Washington, Berlin, Brussels, florenco.
Pari?, Rome, Stockholm and Moscow; Frankfor*
Gesell. fur Orient. Sprachen; Royal Prussian
Acad: hon. mem. Vienna Anthrop. Gtesell; Paris
Soc. des AmMcanistes. Anthropology of Arctic
America and of the North Pacific coast; anthro-
pometry; North American linguistics.

Bock, Prof. Joseph O(arl), Marquette School of
Medicine, Milwaukee, Wis. Physiological chem-
istry. Vienna, Austria, June 18, 84. Chem.
Eng, Polytech, Vienna, 09; Ph.D, Cornell, 17.
Chemist, Swift and Co, 09-11; instr, physiol.
chem, Mich. Agr. Col, 11-12; research chemist,
nutrition lab, C&megie Institution, 12-13; instr.
chem, med. col, Cornell, 13-18; prof, physiol.
chem, Marquette, 18- Soc. Biol. Chem. Urine
analysis.

Boeck, Dr. WlUiaai C(harl68), Hygienic Labora-
tory, IT. S. Public Health Service, Washington,
D. C. Zoology. Olivia, Minn, Feb. 18, 94.
B.S, Carleton, 15; A.M, California, 16, fellowi

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

17-18, PIlD, 18. Teaching fellow, California,
15-17; research fellow, sch. hygiene and pub.
health, Hopkins, 19-20; <u»t, zoologist, U, 8,
Pub. Health Service, tO-^ A. A; Soc. Zool; Soe.
Exp. Biol. Protozoology; Giardia; relation of
pathogenic Protozoa to soil pollution.

Boehin, Prof. W(alt6r) M(artiiin8), 33 Fairview
Ave, Highland Park, Philadelphia, Pa. Fhyaxcs.
Ft. Dodge, Iowa, Nov. 11, 77. B.S, Iowa, 02;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 10. Instr. physics, Utah,
04-05; adj. prof, Cornell (Iowa), 05-07; instr,
Pennsylvania, 07- A.A; assoc. mem. Physical
Soc; Davenport Acad. Sound; open ends of
organ pipes; method of measuring intensity of
sound.

Boerker, Dr. Bicbard H(aii8) D(oaai), Mt. Trem-
per, N. Y. Forestry. Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. 19,
87. A.B, Dartmouth, 09; M.S, Michigan, 11;
Ph.D, Nebraska^ 15. Forest asst. and examiner,
IT. S. Forest Service, 11-17; arboriculturist,
Dept. Parks, N. Y. Ci^, 17-18; consulting for-
ester, 17- Collaborator, ' Bot. Abstracts. ' A.A ;

* Forestry Ass; Am. Geog. Soc; Bot. Soc; Ecol.
Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Can. Forestry Ass. Na-
tional forests; forest production and ecology;
silviculture. *

Boeshore, Irwin, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. Botany. Ldekdale, Pa, Nov.
12, 83. B.8, Pennsylvania, 15. Asst. hot^ Penn-
sylvania, 13-16, instr, IS- A.A. Morphology;
Idstology.

Bogert, Prof. L(otta) Jeaa, Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kans. BiochemM-
try, Scotland, S. Dak, June 17, 88. A.B, Cor-
nell, 10; Ph.D, Yale, 16. Instr. chem, Simmons,
10-11; Mt. Holyoke, 11-12; asst. path, chem,
Yale, 16-18, instr. exp. med, 18-19; prof, food
econ, and nutrition, Kansas State, 19- A.A;
Soc. Biol. Chem. Human nutrition; blood vol-
ume; uric acid in urine and blood; excretion of
phosphates, calcium and magnesium; pellagra.

Bogert, Prof. Marston TCaylor), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Flush-
ing, N. Y, April 18, 68. A.B, Columbia, 90,
fellow, Ph.B, 94; LL.D, Clark, 09. Asst. org-
chem, Columbia, 94-97, tutor, 97, instr, 97-01,
adj. prof, 01-04, prof, 04-, head of dept, 10-11.
Mem. Conservation Conf, Wash, 08; chairman,
Am. Commission on Org. Chem. Nomenclature,
12; lecturer org. chem, N. Y. Univ, 19-20.
Nichols medal, Chem. Soc, 03. Int. Cong.
Applied Chem, London, 09. Organizer and
chairman, div. chem. and chem. tech, Nat. Be-
search Council, 16-17, mem. exec, board, 17-
18; col, C. W. S, 18-19; various other war
I>ositions. Nat. Acad; A.A. (mem. gen. com-
mittee, 01, 16); Chem. Soc. (librarian, 98-
99, V. chairman, N. Y. sect, 00-01, v. pros, and
chairman, N. Y. sect, 01-02, delegate, Council
of N. Y. Sci. Alliance, 99-02, mem. board of
editors, 03-, chairman, sect. org. chem, 05, pres,
07, 08, director, 14); Soc. Chem. Indust (v.
pres, 02-04, pres, 12); Am. Acad; Philos. Soc;
N. Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass; N. Y. Chemists
Club (sec'y, 98-01, pres, 08); London Chem.
Soc; Chem. Gesell; Soc. chim. de France (pres,
Am. sect, 20-). Synthetic organic chemistry.

Boggs, Prof. ailb«rt H(illlioii8e), Georgia School
of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. ChemAstry. Mem-

phis, Tenn, Oct. 2, 75. B.S, Georgia, 96; Har*
risen fellow, Pennsylvania, 99-01, Ph.D, 01.
Instr. chem, Maine, 01-03; instr, asst. prof, and
later assoc, prof, Go. Tech, OS- A.A; Chem. Soe.
Separation of vanadie acid from metals; molyb-
denum in endlichite.

Boggs, Dr. L(ucinda) Pearl, 811 W. Illinois St,
Urbana, HI. Psychology, Education. Hayes,
ni, Nov. 18, 74. A.B, Illinois, 94; Ph.D, HaUe,
00; hon. fellow, Cornell, 02. Instr, high sch,
Oakland, 111, 94r-95; preceptress and instr. Greek
and Latin, Rice Col. Inst, 95-97; instr. psychol.
and supervisor primary training, Wash. State
Nor. Sch, 00-02; instr. psychol. and edue. West.
Col. for Women, Oxford, Ohio, 06-07; prof,
educ, Woman's tlniv, Nanking, China, 10-12.
Sec'y, Clark Univ. Conference on Child Welfare,
09. A.A; West. Philos. Ass. Attention and
feeling; psychology of interest and its applica-
tion to education; psychology of learning; nur-
ture of children.

Boggi, Dr. Thomas B(idi]nond), 21 W. jOhase St,
Baltimore, Md. Internal medicine. Memphis,
Tenn, Oct. 2, 75. B.S, Georgia, 96, 9^97; Penn-
sylvania, 97-98; M.D, Hopkins, 01; Tiibingen,
03. Asst. res. physician, Hopkins Hosp, 01-11 ;
assoc. med, Hopkins, 08-11, assoc. prof, 11-14,
din. med, 14- Am. Phjrsicians; Soc Clin.
Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Laboratory diagnostic
methods; medical chemistry; clinical observa-
tions.

Bogne, B(o1»ert) H(6rman), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Boston, Mass, Sept.
27, 89. B.S, Tufts, 12; M.S, Mass. Col, 15;
Ph.D, Pittsburgh, 20. Instr. chem, Mass. Col,
12-15; asst prof, Mont. Col, 15-17; feUov?,

' Mdlon Inst, 17- Chem. Soc. Adsorption of
ions by soils; glues and gelatins.

Bohannan, Prof. B(088er) D(aiiiol), 1857 India-
nola Ave, Columbus, Ohio. Mathematics. Math-
ews *C. H, Va, April 20, 55. B.S, C.E, E.M,
Virginia, 76; Cambridge, 80-82; GSttingen, 82-
83. Prof, math, Emory and Henry, 78-50; act-
ing prof, Vir^nia, 83-84, asst. prof. math, and
physics, 84r-87; prof. math, and astron, Ohio
State, 87-95, math, 96- A.A; Math. Soc; Eng.
Edue.

Bohart, Dr. a(eorge) 8(]iaml>aiigh), 3626 Park
Place, N. W, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
Elvira, Iowil Oct. 14, 83. A.B, Stanford, 11,
Ph.D, 15. Instr. org. and inorg. chem, Stan-
ford, 11-16; org. and physical chemist, color
lab, bur. chem, U, S. Dept. Agr, 16-18; research
chemist, Nat, Canners Ass, 19- Reactions be-
tween potassium amid and metallic salts; ab-
sorption of chlorin by charcoal; canned food.

Boldt, Prof. Hermaim JCohannea), 616 Madison
Ave, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Near Berlin,
Germany, June 24, 56. M.D, N. Y. Univ, 79.
Asst. gyneo, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
80-82; instr, N. Y. Post-Orad. Med. Sch, 82-90,
prof, 90- Consulting gynecologist, Post-Grad,
St. Vincent's, Beth Israel, and Union Hospitals,
and Stuyvesant Polyclinic. Medal, Paris Expos,
00. Hon. mem. Gynec. Soc; Col. Surg; S. Surg,
and Gynec. Soc; German Med. Soc. (past pres) ;
N. Y. Obstet. Soc. (past pres); N. Y. Acad.
Med; Int. Gynec. Soc; Royal Soc. Med. Gyne-
cological pathology ; action of drugs on animals.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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BoUea, Dr. M(yxiidc) K(atli«iii«l), American
Smdting and Beflning Coinpan/, Monterey; Mez.
MetaUwrgy. Winneshiek Co, Iowa, 77. B.8y 8.
Dak. Col, 98; Fh.D. Columbia^ 03. Inatr. meek,
and phyuesy S. Dak. Sch. Mines, 98-00; tntor
metal, Columbia, 03-05. Chemist, Golden Beward
Cons. Gold Mining and Milling Co, 00--01.
Chem. Soe; Min. Eng. Metallographie eonetl-
tntion of metallic sulphide; sigmflcance of
copper ozid in alloys of copper, sulphnr and bis-
muUi; temperature limits of technical opera-
tions; aUoy steels as influenced by the vanadium
group.

BoUey, Prof. Henry L, Agricultural College, N.
Dak. ^Boiamy, Bacteriology, Holman, Ind,
Feb. 1, 65. 6.S, Purdue, 98, Mi3, 89. Instr.
biol, Purdue, 89-90; pro/, hot, and zool, N, Dak.
Col, and botanist, JExp, 8ta, 90-, dean, div, hiol,
08" In charge, oflice of exp. sta. lab, Columbian
Expos, 93; state seed commissioner, 09- A. A;
Bot Soc; Soc I^om. Agr. Sei; Soe. Agron;
Fhytopath. Soc; Bot. Cent. States. Bacteriol-
ogy of milk, water and soil; phytopathology,
including smuts of cereal grains; seed and soU-
infesting fungi parasitic upon cropping plants;
breeding for disease resistance.

Bolton, Dr. B(aiijaoiiii) Htade^ Sioux City, Iowa.
^Bacteriology, Bichmond, Va, April 7, 57.
MJ>, Virginia, 79; South Carolina, 82-83;
Heidelberg, 83-84; Gottingen, 84-86; Berlin,
86. Asst. and later fellow by courtesy and
assoc bacter, Hopkins, 86-8S, 91-93; prof, hy-
giene and bacter, Soutii Carolina. 8S-89; direc-
tor, lab. of bacter, Hoaoland Lab, Brooklyn,
89-91; pathologist, Ohio Hosp. for Epileptics,
93; director^ lab. of hygiene, Bur. of Health,
Phila, 93-95; prof, patii. and bacter, Missouri,
95-96; path, Marion-Sims-Beaumont Col. of
Med, St. Louis, 01-04; expert, bur. animal
indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-20; pathologiet,
New Samaritan Hoep, tO- Director, Yirchow
Lab, St. Louis, 19- Emer. mem. Am. Phjrsi-
eians; Am. Med. Ass; St. Louis Acad. Behavior
of bacteria in water; action of metal and metal-
lic salts and of electricity on the growth of bac-
teria; antitoxin in the blood of horses; occur-
rence of tetanus toxin in the blood of infected
horses; bacteriolytic power of the blood serum
of hogs.

Bolton, Prof. Frederick E(lmer), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Edveation, Pey-
chology. Tomah, Wis, May 9, 66. B.S, Wis-
consin, 93, M.S, 96; Leipzig, 96-97; hon. fel-
low, Clark, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Prof. psychoL and
pedag. State Nor. Sch, Milwaukee, 98-00; head,
dept, educ, Iowa, 01-12; Washington (Seattle),
12-13, dean, IS- Teacher, rural schools. 85-87;
principal schools. Tunnel City, Wis, 87-88; high
sch, PWrchild, Wis, 90-91; Park Sch, Kau-
kauna. Wis; state inst conductor, Wis, 93-00;
lecturer pedag, summer sch, Wisconsin, 99;
ehidnnan, committee to revise sch. laws of Iowa,
07-09; prof, educ, Chicago, summer, 12. AJL;
PsychoL Ass; Soc. Col. Teachers Educ (sec'y,
04-10) ; Soc. Sci. Educ; West. Phflos. Ass; Wis.
State Teachers' Ass. (pros, nor. dept, 99), and
Child Study Soc. (sec'y and trees, 99); Iowa
State Teaehers' Ass. and Child Study Soc (pros,
00-). Genetic xwychology and science of educa-
tion; dramatic instinct; genetic study of mo-

rality applied to problems in education; indi-
vidual differences; adolescence.

Bolton, BeginaUl PeUiam, The Bolton Building,
E. 19th St, New York, N. Y. Mechaniodl en-
gineering. London, England, Oct. 5, 56. Pri-
vate instruction. Apprenticeship, England, 73-
78; asst. engineer, Edgemore Iron works, 79;
manager, Appleby Brothers Eng. Works, Eng-
land, 85; oonstdting and expert engineer, 86-
Designer equipment. Bowling Green offices.
Grand Central Station, Ansonia Hotel, N. Y.
City, etc. Telford gold medal and Telford pre-
mium. Civil Eng, 01. A. A; Mech. Eng; Civil
Eng; Heat, and Vent. Eng. (pros, 12); hon.
mem. N. Y. Hist. Soc; Am. Scenic Soc. (v.
pros, and trustee) ; assoc mem. British Inst.
Civil Eng. Hydroelectric and steam economics;
adaptation of mechsmical apparatus to needs of
modem buildings; piping for high buildings;
elevators; history.

Bolton, Prof. Thaddemi L(liieoln), Temple Uni-
versity, Philadelphia, Pa. *Fsyehology, Philoso-
phy. Sonera, HI, July 27, 65. A.B, Michigan,
89; PhJ>, Clark, 94. Teacher, nor. sch, Worces-
ter, Mass, 93-96; San Jose, Calif, 96-97; prof,
philos. and educ, Washington (Seattle), 97-98;
asst. prof, psychol, Nebraska, 9^-04, prof, 04-
10; director, training sch. Tempo, Aris, 10-12,
prof, philos. and psychol, Montana, 12-17;
psyohol. Temple, 17-; lecturer, FhUa. Sch. Oeou-
pationcX Therapy, 19- Lecturer, univ. exten.
soc, Pennsylvania. A.A; Psychol. Ass; West.
Philos. Ass. Bhythm; growth of memory; fa-
tigue; space sense of akin; reliability of the
ergofinraph; relation between motor power and
intelligence; social laws of personal conduct;
genetic view of make-believe; efficacy of con-
sciousness; relation of muscle sense to pressure
sense; inheritance of special traits.

Boltwood, Dr. Bertram B(ordeii), Box 1038, Yale
Station, New Haven, Conn. ^Chemisiry. Am-
herst, Mass, July 27, 70. Ph.B, Yale, 92;
Munich, 92-94; Leiprig, 96; Ph.D, Yale, 97;
John Harling fellow, Manchester, 09-10. Lab.
asst. chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 94-96, instr.
physical chem, 96-^0; research chemist, 00-06;
asst. prof, physics, Tale, 06-10, prof, radio-
chem, 10-, acting prof. ehem. and director, Kent
Chem. Lab, 18- Nat. Acad; A.A; Chem. Soc;
Physical Soc; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad. Orgjanic
and inorganic chlorids; radium and radioac-
tivity.

Bolsa, Prof. O(fllkar), University of Freiburg,
Freiburg i. B, Germany. ^Mathematics. Berg-
zabern, Germany, May 12, 67. Berlin, 75-76;
Heidelberg. 77; Strassburg, 78; Gottingen, 80,
Ph.D, 86; Berlin, 81-82. Beader math, Hopkins,
89-89; assoc, dark, 89-92; assoc prof, Chicago,
99-94, prof, 94-10, hon. prof, 10- Nat. Acad;
Math. Soc. (v. pros, 04) ; Math. Verein. Hyper-
elliptie functions; calculus of variations.

Bonardl, J(olin) P(aiil), Bono, Nev. Chemietry.
Lebanon, N. H, Feb. 3, 93. B.S, N. H. Col, 15;
E.Met, Colo. Sch. Mines, 20. Asst. chemist, W.
Va. Exp. Sta, 15-16; junior chemist radioac-
tivity, Bwr. Mines, 16-18, asst. ehemigt, 18-
Chem. Soc; Denver Teknik Club. Metallurgy;
rare earths and metals; radioactivity; flotation;
ore dressing.

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Boncqnot^ Dr. P(ierro) A(uga8te)t Lindaay, Calif.
Eoriiculture, Near Ypres, Belgium. Orad,
Ypres Col, 03; PI1.D, California, 15. Provin-
cial lecturer faort, B. C, 12-13; director, lab.
agr. researchi Spreckela, Calif, 15-16; investi-
gator sugar beet indust, S. Am, 16-17; metal,
chemist, South. Pacific B. R, 18; plant patholo-
gist, Tulare Co, Calif, 19- Chem. Soc. Plant
pathology; curlj leaf of sugar beets; June drop
of oranges.

Bondy Dr. diaries 8, Richmond, Ind. Medicine.
Richmond, June 8, 56. MJX BeUevuo Med. Col,
83; MJB, Earlham, 87. Oen&rai practitioner,
83- County coroner, 84-86; appointed mem.
of Tuber. Congress, 08; mem. Int. Tuber. Cong,
liondon, 01. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass;
Ind. Med. Soc (pres) ; Ind. Acad. Photcxmiero-
graphic work in blood; bacteria and patho*
logical specimens; tuberculosis; excreta of
chronic Bright 's disease patients; blood cor-
puscles in health and disease.

Bond, George M(eade), 69 Washington St, Hart-
ford, Conn. Engineering, Newburyport, Mass,
July 17, 52. M.E, Stevens, 80. Manager,
standards and gauge dept, Pratt and Whitney
Co, 80-02. Alumni trustee, Stevens, 95-98,
A.A; (sec'y, D, 87); Mech. Bng. (v. pres, 09);
Civil Eng; N. Y. Eng. and Transportation
Clubs; Hartford Club; London Royal Societies
Club. Standards for linear dimensions and for
interchangeability of products of manufacture.

Bond, Prof. Perry A(Tery), University of Iowa,
Iowa aty, Iowa. Chemietry, Storm Lake,
Iowa, July 28, 78. B.S, Iowa. 01, M.S, 08,
fellow, 08-00, Ph.D. 15. Instr. cnem, Iowa, 08;
Armour Inst, 08*11; prof, Iowa Teachers Col,
11-18; out. prof, inarg, ohem, Iowa, 18- AJL;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Iowa sect. 15, pres, 17, coun-
cilor, 18). Nitrozylene sulpnonic acids and ox-
idation products; non-aqueous solvents.

Bondnrant, Dr. Eugene D(aBoso), 166 Conti St,
Mobile, Ala. Pathology, Hale Co, Ala, Jan.
26, 62. Southern, 77-80; M.D, Virginia, 83;
Heidelberg and Vienna, 90-91. Asst. physician,
N. T. C^^ Insane Hosp, 8>5; Ala. Insane Hosp,
85-92, asst. supt, 92-97; prof, nervous diseases
and path, Alabama, 97-15. A.A; Neur. Ass;
Medico-PsychoL Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Neurology.

Bonnar, Prof. W(alt6r) D(aaiel), 1278 E. 13th
South St, Salt Lake Ci^, Utah. Chemittry. Osce-
ola, Nebr, Oct. 27, 78. B.S, Nebr. Wesleyan,06;
A.M, Princeton, 08; PhJ). Toronto, 11. Lee-
tnrer chem. Queen's (Can), 09-11, asst. prof,
11^15; prof, Utah, 16- AJL; Chem. Soc; Utah
Acad, (councilor, 19); Utah Soc Eng. Oil
shales and solid hydrocarbons.

Bonnet, Dc Frederic, Jr, At) is Powder Co, Land-
ing, N. J. Fhyiioal chemistry. St. Louis, Mo,
Feb. 28, 78. B.S, Washington (St. Louis), 99;
M.S, Harvard, 02, PhJ), 03. Instr. chem, Iowa,
03-04; Worcester, 04-09, asst. prof, 09-13,
prof, 13-18; chief chemist, U. S. Ammonium
Nitrate Plant, 18; director, Forcite Exp, Lab,
AtJae Powder Co, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc. Hy-
drolytie equilibrium of dissolved chromium sul-
phate ; compressibility of metals ; the rare earths
and ceramics.

Bonns, Dr. W(alter) W(eid«nf6id), Eli Lilly and
Company, Indianai)olis, Ind. Botany, Milwau-

kee, Wis, April 9, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
99; B.S.A, Cornell, 09; Lackland research fel-
low. Mo. Bot. Garden, 15-18, Ph.D, Washington
(St. Louis), 18. Horticulturist, Maine Exp.
Sta, 09-12; asst. prof. i>omol. Citrus Ezp. Sta,
Calif omia, 12-15; director, hot, research lab,
Eli LiUy and Co, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Socf Ind. Acad. Plant physiology; my-
cology; fruit propagation; transpiration; en-
zyme action.

Bonser, Prof. Frederick a(ordon), 525 West 120
St, New York, N. Y. Psychology, Tower Hill,
HI, June 14, 75. B.S, Illinois, 01, fellow, 01-
02, M£, 02 ; fellow, Teachers Col, Columbia, 05-
06. Teacher, pub. schools, 111, 97-98; Wash, 98-
99; asst. psydiol, Illinois, 01-02; prof, psycbol.
and educ, State Nor. Sch, Cheney, Wash, 02-05 ;
State Nor. Sch, Macomb, 111, 06-10; asst. prof,
indust. arts and later prof, ednc. Teachers Col,
Columbia, 10- Teacher psychol, Illinois, sum-
mer, 01; instr, Teachers Col, Columbia, sum-
mer, 06. Psychol. Ass. Mental activity and the
circulation of blood; influence of early compan-
ions; reasoning ability of children of interme-
diate grades; the elementary school curriculum.

Bonsteel, Dr. Jay A(llaa), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agriculture,
Geology, Huntington, W. Va, April 13, 73.
B.S, Cornell, 96 ; PhJ), Hopkins, 01. Asst. geol,
Cornell, 95-98; asst, Md. Geol. Surv, 98-99;
student asst, U. S. Weather Bur, 98-00; scien-
tist in charge, U, 8. Soil Surv, 00- Detailed as
prof, soil investigations, Cornell, 03-05. Adap-
tation of crops to soils; agricultural economics.

Booge, Dr. (James) Eliot, E. I. duPont de Ne-
mours and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry,
Sioux City, Iowa, April 27, 90. Ph.G, Iowa, 09,
Ph.C, 10, A.B, 14; fellow, Columbia, 15-16,
Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem, Iowa, 10-14; asst, Co-
lumbia, 14-15, instr, 16-17; chemist, E. I. du-
Pont de Nemours and Co, 17- Chem. Soc.

Book, Prof. W(illiam) F(redenck), Indiana Uni-
versity, Bloomington, Ind. Psychology, Prince-
ton, Ind, 72. A.B, Indiana. 00; hon. fellow,
Clark, 03-06, Ph.D, 06. Prof, philos, Montana,
06-12; educ, Indiana, It- Lecturer psychol,
Indiana, summer, 07, educ, 10. A.A; Psychol.
Ass; Hygiene Ass. The psychology of skill:
why pupils drop out of high school; rdle of
teacher in economie learning; psychology of
higher thought processes.

Bookman, Dr. 8(amnel), 48 E. 82d St, New York,
N. Y. Physiological chemistry. New York,
Dec. 11, 69. Columbia, 86-91 ; Ph.D, Berlin, 95.
Chemist, N. J. Zinc and Iron Co, 95-96; assoc.
physiol. chem, path, inst, N. Y. State Hosp, 96-
02; physiol, chemist, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 04- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. C3iem. Indust;
Chem. Gesell. Pathological chemistry; normal
and pathological metabolism; industrial biolog-
ical chemistry.

Booraem, John V(an) VCorst), 204 Lincoln Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mechanical engineering. Chem-
istry, Jersey City, N. J, Oct. 30, 38. M.E,
Polytech, Karlsruhe, 59. Constructing engi-
neer, 60-71; constructing engineer and supt,
Decastro and Donner Sugar Ref. Co, 72-82;
constructing engineer, Havemeyer and Elder,
82; consulting engineer. Board of Amer. Sugar

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Bef . Co, 82-98 j v. pres, Am. Brick mid TUe Co,
98- A.A; Meeh. Eng; Chem. Soe; Am. Geog.
Soe. Calculation of energy stored in matter;
washing raw sugars; treatment of sugar in solu-
tion with sulphurous acid; separation of solids
of different specific gravity; pumping of certain
semi-solids; balancing of bodies rotating at high
speeds; measurement of internal energy de-
Telpped in bodies under change by heat and
pressure. *

Booraem, Bobert Sliner, Bidgewood Bergen Co,
Jersey City, N. J. Mining engineering. Jersey
City, March 28, 56. E.M, Columbia, 78. Gen.
manager, mining companies in western states,
79-81; oonsulting engineer, 91- Hon. libxiirian,
IJ. 8. commiasion, Paris Expos, 00. Min. Eng.
Saving wasted products in silver milling; me-
chanical inventions for saving labor; silver
mines in Colorado; gold placers in Oregon; gold
dejMsits in Alaska; crude oil in southern Cali-
fornia.

Boord, Prof. Oedl B(me8t)» Ohio State Univer-
fiity, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Veedersburg,
Ind, June 29, 84. A.B, Wabash, 07; fellow,
Ohio State, 07-09, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 12. Asst.
ehem, Ohio State, 09-12, instr, 1^14, aaet. prof,
14- A.A ; Chem. Soe Constitution of hy-
droxyazo compounds; spectrophotometric study
of the rate of chemical reactions.

Bootb, Dr. Bradford A(lleii), East Bnd Trust
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. if edicin«. Pittsburgh,
78. M.D, Pittsburgh, 00; Harvard. Diagnos-
tician, Dept. Pub, Health, Pittsburgh, Ot- Staff
physician, W. Pa. and Allegheny Gen. Hospitals,
12-; consulting physician, Eye and Ear Hosp,
12- ; instr. infectious diseases, Pittsburgh. A.A ;
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med.

Booth, Dr. H(azold) 8(ixiinioii8), Western Bo-
serve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry.
Cleveland, Jan. 30, 91. A.B, Western Beserve,
15, A.M, 16; Sage fellow, ComeU, 17-18, Du-
Pont fellow, 18-19, Ph.D, 19. Instr. chem,
Jdelbert Col. and col. for women. Western Be-
serve, 19- Chem. Soe. (sec'y-treas, Cornell sect,
17). Gas densities; atomic weights; inorganic
trinitrids; electrochemistry.

Booth, MIm Mary A(im), 60 Dartmouth St,
Springfiela, Mass. Microscopy, Photomicrog-
raphy. Longmeadow, Mass, Sept. 9, 43. Di-
plomas and medals. New Orleans Expos; La.
Purchase E±pos, 04; Panama-Pacific Expos, 15.
A.A; Micros. Soe; N. Y. Micros. Soe; cor. mem.
Brooklyn Inst; fel. Boyal Micros. Soe; fel.
Boyal Photog. Soe.

Boothby, Prof. Walter M(er6dith), Mayo Clinic,
Bochester, Minn. Physiology. Boston, Mass,
July 28, 80. A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 07, M.D,
06. Asst. prof. med. Mayo Foundation, Minne-
sota, and Aeod, sect. din. metabolism, Mayo
Clinic. Physiol. Soe; Soe. Clin. Invest; Col.
Surg. Bespiration; metabolism.

Boothroyd, Prof. 8(amiiel)Ii(atimer), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Astronomy. Loveland,
Colo, Aug. 10, 74. BJ3, Colo. Agr. Col, 93, M.S,
04; Chicago, 94-95; Cornell, 04-07. Prof. math,
and astron, Mount Morris, 95-97; asst. Lowell
Observatory, 97-99; assoc. prof, physics and
eng, Colo. Agr. Col, 02-04; instr. civil eng, Cor-

nell, 04-08, asst. prof. geod. and topog. eng,
08-12; assoc. prof. math, and astron, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 12-17, astron, 17-21; prof, astron.
and geod, Cornell, H- Investigator irrig. in
Colo, summer, 04; asst. surveyor, Alae^an
Boundary Commission, summers, 05-09. A.A;
Eng. Edue; Pacific Astron. Soe. Double star
measures; theories of cosmic evolution; spec-
troscopic binaries.

Borden, Dr. B(ayxnond) FCranklin), Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I. Mathematics. Ports-
mouth, B. I, Aug. 2, 92. Ph.B, Brown, 14,
A.M, 15; Ph.D, Illinois, 18. Asst. math, Uli-
nois, 15-18, instr, 18-20; Brown, £0- Mixed
equations.

Borger, Prof. Bobert Lacey, Athens, Ohio.
Mathematics. Amherst, Va. A.B, Florida ; A.M,
Chicago, Ph.D, 07. Prof, math, Florida, 96-04 ;
instr, Missouri, 05-07; assoc, Illinois, 09-16;
prof, Ohio (Athens), 16- Math. Soe; Math.
Ass. Theory of groups; functions of a real
variable.

Boring, Prof. Alice M(iddl6ton), Wellesley Col-
lege, Wellesley, Mass. Zoology. Philadelphia,
Pa, Feb. 22, 83. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 04, A.M, 05,
fellow, 06-07, Ph.D, 10; fellow, Pennsylvania,
05-06; Wiirzburg and Naples Eool. Sta, 08-09.
Instr. zool, Vassar, 07-08; Maine, 09-11, asst.
prof, 11-13, assoc. prof, 13-18 ; asst. biol, Peking
Union Med. Col, 18-20; asst. prof, sool, Wel-
lesley, BO- A.A; Soe. Nat; Soe. ZooL Cytol-
ogy; regeneration.

Boring, Prof. Edwin 0(arrigne8), dark Univer-
sity, Worcester, Mass. *Psychology. Philadel-
phia, Pa, Oct. 23, 86. M.E, Cornell, 08, A.M,
12, Ph.D, 14. Asst. psychol, Cornell, 11-13,
instr, 13-18; capt, psychol. service, 18-19; prof,
exp. psychol, Claris 19- Asst. psychol. Govt.
Hosp. for the Insane, Washington, D. C, 12.
A. A; Psychol. Ass. Theoretical psychology;
cutaneous and organic sensations; psychophysics.

Boring, Mn. Edwin a. (Dr. Lncy Day), 11 Ober-
lin St, Worcester, Mass. Psychology, Framing-
ham, Mass, Aug. 27, 86. A.B, Mount Holyoke,
08; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Asst. psychol, Mt. Hol-
yoke, 08-09; Cornell, 10; Vassar, 13-14; instr.
Wells, 14-15; hon. fellow, ClarJc, 19- A.A;
Psychol. Ass. Comparative psychology; vision.

Borrowman, Dr. Oeorge, Chemists Club, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. Stillwater, Minn,
June 4, 80. B.S, Minnesota, 05; A.M, Nebraska,
07, Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem, Minnesota, 04-
05; prof. tech. and indust. chem, Nebraska, 05-
18; research chemist, J. E. Teeple, 18- Chem.
Soe; N. Y. Chemists Club. Geology; ore and
water analysis; concrete; clays; water soften-
ing; borromite.

BOsa, Dr. Bmll, Calle del Centenario 43, Mexicoac
D. F, Mexico. Geology. Hamburg, Germany,
June 8, 68. Berlin, 88-89; Ph.D, Munich, 93.
Geologist, Mex. Geol. Surv, 98-03, chief geolo-
gist, 03-15; geologist, bur. econ. geol, Texas,
15-17; consulting petroleum geologist, 17- Vi-
enna Geol. Gesell. Paleontology; tectonics;
earthquakes.

Boss, Prof. Andrew, University Farm, St. Paul,
Minn. Agronomy. Wabasha Co, Minn, June 8,
67. Minnesota. Asst. agriculturist, col. agr.

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Minnesota, 94-02, assoo. prof, agr, 02-05, agr.
and animal husbandry, 05-10, prof, agr, 10-,
V. director, Exp. Sta, 18. A. A; Agron. Soc;
Farm Management Ass. Crop rotation; farm
management.

BosB, Benjamin, Dudley Observatory, Albany, N.
Y. * Astronomy,' Albany, Jan. 9, 80. A.B,
Harvard, 01. Aist, Dudley Observatory, 01-05;
IT. S. Naval Observatory, 05-06, in charge, IT.
S. Naval Observatory, Tutuila, Samoa, 06^08;
sec'y, dspt, meridian astronomy, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 08-12, acting director, 12-15, director,
15-; director, Dudley Observatory, Albany, N.
Y, It- Mem. to|al solar eclipse exped, 08; ed,
'Astron. Jour,' 12- Astron. Soc. (treas). Ob-
servations of Newcomb's fundamental stars at
Tutuila, Samoa; the proper motions of stars.

Bostwlck, Dr. Artlmr B(lmore), Public Library,
St. Louis, Mo. Thysics, Litchfield, Conn,
March 8, 60. A.B, Tale, 81, Ph.D, 83, fellow,
81-84. Proctor and instr, Yale, 8*3-84; instr,
high sch, Montclair, 84-86; asst. ed, 'The
Forum,' 90-92; assoc. ed, 'Standard Diet,' 92-
95; science ed, 'Literary Digest,* 94-; librarian,
N. Y. Free Circ. Library, 95-99; Brooklyn Pub.
Library, 99-01 ; chief, circ. dept, N. Y. Pub.
Library, 01-09; librarian, St. Louis Pub. Li-
brary, 09- Annual summary of progress in
physics, 'Appleton's Annual Cyeloped^.' Li-
brary Ass. (pres, 07) ; Library Inst, (pres, 09) ;
Conn. Acad; St. Louis Acad. Influence of light
on conductivity of metals; absorption spectra of
liquids.

BoBwell, Prof. Foster P(artrldge), Hobart Col-
lege, Geneva, N. Y. Psychology. Bochester, N.
Y, Feb. 14, 79. A.B, Hobart, 01; A.M, Harvard,
02, Ph.D, 04. Asst. philos, Harvard, 03-04;
psychol, Wisconsin, 04-05; Missouri, 05-06;
voluntary asst, Berlin, 07; asst. prof, psychol,
Hobart, OS- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Psychology
and physiology of vision; after-images and con-
trast phenomena; action of various stimuli on
Protozoa.

Boswell, Prof. M(aitlaad) C(reaa6), University
of Toronto, Toronto, CVin. Chemistry. Canning-
ton, Ont, May 24, 79. B.A.Sc, Toronto, 02,
Ph.D, 07; A.M, Harvard, 06. Asst. analyst,
Toronto, 02-03; asst. chem, Cornell, 03-04;
demonstrator, Toronto, 06-08, lecturer, 08-12,
prof, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Can. Inst. Organic compounds; mechanism of
reactions; gas reactions in plants.

Bosworth, Alfred W(ill8on), 36 Avalon Boad, W.
Boxbury, Mass. Biochemistry. Warren, B. I,
Feb. 1, 79. B.8, B. I. Col, 99; Yale; A.M,
Harvard, 13. Asst. chem, B. I. Exp. Sta, 99-04;
expert, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-05; asst. and assoc.
chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 05-16; di-
rector, research laboratories, Boston Floating
Hosp, 1$-; research fellow pediat, Harvard Med.
Sch, 17- Asst. biol. chem, Harvard Med. Sch,
1^13. A.A; Chem. Soc. Milk; infant metab-
olism.

Bosworth, Dr. B(owland) S(herwood), Vermont
Ave, Wliite Plains, N. Y. Chemistry. Provi-
dence, B. I, Sept. 11, 87. A.B, Yale, 08, A.M,
09, Ph.D, 11. Chem. Soc. Analytical and phys-
ical chemistry; determination of silver; reaction
velocity.

Bottomley, Dr. John T(aylor), 165 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Surgery. Lee, Mass, Sept. 24,
69. A.B, CoL Holy Cross, 89, LL.D, 16; M.D,
Harvard, 94. Surgeon-in-chief, Carney Hosp,
Boston, 11- Assoc, surg. Harvard Med. Sch.
As& Surg; Soc. Clin. Surg; CoL Surg.

Boachard, Prof. Georges, Ecoie d 'Agriculture,
Sainte-Anne-de-la-Pocatidre, Qfne, Can. Plant
pathology. Entomology. St Philmpe de Ndri,
Que, April 22, 89. B.A. Prof. Bcole d'Agr,
Que, 14-19, offieidl agronomist, 19- Can. Phyto-
path. Soc; Que. Protection Plants Soc. (direc-
tor). Potato diseases.

Boudxeaii, Dr. Frank G-Ceoxge), Ohio State De-
partment of Health, Columbus, Ohio. Medicine.
New Glasgow, Que, July 18, 86. M.D, CM, Me-
Gm, 10. Intern, Boyal Victoria Hosp, Montreal,
10; pathologist, Charity Hosp, Cleveland, 11;
epidemiologist, Ohio State Board of Health,
11-, director, div. communicable diseases, IS-
Instr. pub. health and sanit. and asst. physical
diagnosis, Ohio State, 15-16; assoc. ed, 'Ohio
Pub. Health Jour,' 13-16, A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Pub. Health. Ass; Columbus Acad. Med. Epi-
demiology; acute poliomyelitis; typhoid fever;
pathology.

Boaton, Dr. Charles L(eoiiard), 9 Avon St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ^Mathematics. St. Louis, Mo,

April 25, 69. M.S, Washington (St. Louis), 91;
A.M, Harvard, 96; Ph.D, Leipzig, 98. Instr.
math, and physics. Smith Acad, St. Louis, 91-
94; math, Washington (St Louis), 93-94;
Harvard, 98-04, asst. prof, 04-14, assoc. prof,
14- A.A; Math. Soc. (asst. ed, *Bul,' 00-02,
'Trans,' 02-10); Am. Acad; Math. Verein.
Lie's theory of continuous groups.

BoatroQX, Prof. Pierre, College de France, Paris,
France. Mathematics. Paris, France, Dec. 6,
80. ScD, Paris, 03. Asst. prof, math, Mont-
peUier, 06-10; prof, Poitiers, 10-13; Princeton,
13-20; hiti. of science. Col de France, BO-
Grand prize, Paris Acad, 12. Math. Soc; Soc.
math, de France. Theory of functions and dif-
ferential equations.

Boatwell, JCohn) M(a8on), National Copper
Bank, Salt Lake City, Utah. Geology. St. Louis,
Mo, May 1, 74. Amherst, 93-94; A.B, Harvard,
97, BJ3, 98, M.S, 99, 99-00. Asst. physiog. Har-
vard, 97-00; asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surv,
00-04, geologist, 04-08; consulting mining geol-
ogist, 08- Asst. physiog, summer sch, Harvard,
96-98; field asst, U. S. GeoL Surv, 98-99. A.A;
GeoL Soc; Econ. Geol; SeismoL Soc; Min. Eng;
Min. and Metal. Soc; Wash. Acad; Soc. Geog.
de Lima. Geographical bibliography; physio-
graphic and geologic studies in New England,
Dakota, Utah and California; ore deposits in
Utah, California, Arizona, Mexico and Peru;
geology of ore deposits.

Boatwell, Prof. P(aiil) W(ixi8low), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Biological chemistry.
Lyndeborough, N. H, Feb. 6, 88. B.S, Beloit,
10; A.M, Wisconsin, 12, Ph.D, 16. Asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 12-16; instr, Del. Col, 16-17; agr.
chem, Wisconsin, 17-18, asst. prof, 18- A. A;
Chem. Soc. Vitamins; phytic acid of the wheat
kemeL

BoTaird, Dr. David, 32 E. 64th St, New York, N.
Y. Medicine. Coulterville, Pa, Sept. 28, 67.

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AJBy Princeton, 89; M.D, Colombia, 92. Tutor
medy Columbia^ 01-08, assoe, 08-10, asst, prof.
cUn, fned, 10- Visiting^ physician, Seaside
Hoep, N. Y, 99-13 ; N. *Y. City Hospitals for
Children, Randall's Island, 02-05; assoc. and
visiting physician, Presb. Hosp, N, Y, 03- Of-
ficier de 1 'Instruction Pub, 19. A.A; Am. Med.
Ass; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Spleno-
megaly; tuberculosis in children; trichinosis in
man; pernicious anemia.

Boyard, Prof. John F<TMiiian), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Zoology, Los Angeles,
Calif, 81. B.8, California, 03, M.S, 06, Ph.D,
17. Instr. aool, Oregon, 03-08, asst. prof, biol,
08-10, prof, Mool, 10-, dean soh, physiodl edue.
Asst. histoL and embiyol, California, 03; re-
search asst, San Diego Marine Biol. Lab, 03, 04,
05; investigator, IT. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 10; prof
zool, WasMngton (Seattle), summers, 17, 18.
A.A; West. Soc. Nat. (v. pres, 16, pres, 17).
Nervous system and locomotion in invertebrates.

Bovard, Dr. Wdmam) MCfller), 4422 Dexter St,
Koxborough, Philadelphia, Pa. Physical chem-
ittry. Philadelphia, April 23, 92. B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 13; M.S, Princeton, 15, Sc.D, 17.
Chem. engineer and supt, Taylor Logan Co, 17;
chief chemist, Emerson Lab, Sprin^eld, Mass,
19; manager, ieeh, service, Package Paper and
Supply Corpf tO- In charge paper development,
C.W.S, TT.S.A, 18. Chem. Soc; Ass. Pulp and
Paper Indust. Chemical engineering; electro-
chemistry of silver; paper making.

Bovie, Dr. W(imam) T, Harvard Medical School,
Boston, Mass. Biophyeics, Augusta, Mich,
Sept 11, 82. A.B, Michigan, 08; feUow, Mis^
souri, 08-10, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Harvard, 14.
Asst. biol, Albion, 02-04; prof. geol. and biol,
Antioch, Od-07; research fellow. Cancer Com-
mission, Harvard, 14-, instr, haeter. Harvard
Med. 8ch, asst. prof, biophysics, Harvard, tO-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Phys-
ical Soc; Soc Cancer Research; Chem. Soc; Soc.
Trop. Med; Am. Acad. Biological effects of
rays.

B^ving, Dr. Adam a(i6d6), IT. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Entomology, Saby,
Denmark, July 31, 69. A.B, Copenhagen, 89,
M.S, 94, Ph.D, 06; Berlin, Paris, Vimereux,
London, Cambridge, 08; London, Holland,
Vienna, 09. Asst. curator, entom. div, zool.
museum, Copenhagen, 02-14; expert, hur, entom,
V. 8. Dept. Agr, IS- Mem. govt, exped. to
Iceland, 08. A.A; Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol.
Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; Copenhagen Entom.
Soc; Copenhagen Nat. Hist. Soc; Stockholm'
Entom. Soc. Insect morphology; immature
stages of insects, especially Coleopterous larvae.

Bowdtn, Prof. Joseph, 24 Clifton Place, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Mathematics, St. Day, England,

, Feb. 10, 69. A.B, Yale, 91, Ph.D, 97. Asst.
math, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 92-93, tutor,
Yale, 93-97; asst prof, math, Adelphi, 98-99,
prof, 99- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Brooklyn
Inst, (pres, math, dept, 01-03, 07-16). Ele-
ments of the theory of integers; electromagnetic
theory of light; elementary theory of numbers.

Bowditeh, Oharlea PCickecing), 111 Devonshire
St, Boston, Mass. Archeology. Boston, Sept.

30, 42. A.B, Harvard, 63, ^.M, 66. Mem. fac-
ulty, Peabody Museum, Harvard. A.A ; Archeol.
Inst; Antiq. Soc; Anthrop. Ass; feL Ethnol.
Soc; Am. Acad, (pres, 17-19); Am. Oeog. Soc;
New Eng. Hist. Geneal. Soc; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist; Int. Soc. Americanists; Paris Soc. des
Amfoicanistes. Mexican and Ikfaya codices and
inscriptions; Maya numeration, calendar and
astronomy.

Bowen, Oharles F, 26 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Geology. Idaho, 71. A.M, Wisconsin, 03.
Geologist, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 10-19; Standard OU
Co, 19- Geol. Soc. Oil geology.

Bowen, Prof. John T(ani>letoii), 14 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Dermatology, Boston, July
8, 57. A.B, Harvard, 79, M.D, 84. Instr.
dermat. Harvard, 96-02, asst. prof, 02-07,
Edward Wigglesworth prof, 07-12, emer, prof,
It- Physician diseases of the skin, Mass. Gen.
Hosp, 08-14; consulting physician, 14- Dermat.
Ass; Boston Soc. Med. Improv.

Bowen, Prof. K(OKmaii) L(evi), Queen's Univer-
sity, Kingston, Ont, Can. Geology. Kingston,
Can, June 21, 87. M.A, Queen's (Can), 07,
B.Sc, 09; 1851 Exhibition scholar, 10-11; Ph.D,
Mass. Inst Tech, 12. GeoL field investigator,
Ont Bur. Mines, 07-10; Ckn. Geol. Surv, 11-
12; asst. petrologist, geophys. lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, 12-19; pr(^, miner. Queen's {Can),
19- A. A; Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc. Geol-
ogy of Ontario and British Columbia; experi-
mental petrology and mineralogy.

Bowers, Dr. WCiUiam) 0(rfty), 1001 12th St,
Greeley, Colo. Chemistry, Near Franklin, W.
Va, June 16, 79. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 05; A.M,
Indiana, 11; Ph.D, Ohio State, 19. Teacher,
pub. schools, W. Va, 95-99; asst. biol, Ohio
Wesleyan, 05; principal, high sch. Aspen, Colo,
06-07; Leesburg, Ohio, 07-08; teacher chem.
State Nor. and Indust. Sch, N. Dak, 08-18;
prof, food and sanit. chem, N. Vale. Col, and
state food chemist, 18- Teacher science, .State
Nor. Sch, Muncie, Ind, summer, 08; v. pres.
State Nor. and Indust. Sch, N. Dak. Chem.
Soc; N. Dak. Soc Adv. Sci. Food chemistry;
nutrition; soy beans in the human diet; fruit
extract analysis; storage batteries.

Bowes, Dr. Orlando Onrtin, 220 Frazier St,
State College, Pa. Animal nutrition. B.S, Pa.
State, 09; A.M, Columbia, 14, Ph.D, 16; M.D.V,
McKillip Vet. Col, 18. A.A; Chem. Soc. Milk
secretion.

Bowie, E(dward) H(all), U. S. Weather Bureau,
Washington, D. C. Meteorology. Annapolis
Junction, Md, March 29, 74. M.S, St. John's
(Md). Asst. observer and supervising fore-
caster, v. S. Weather Bur, 91- Major, Sig. C,
A.E.F, 17-18. Meteorol. Scifc; feL Boyal Me-
teorol. Soc. Weather forecasting; storms of the
United States and West Indies.

Bowie, Dr, William, U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy. Annai)olis
Junction, Md, May 6, 72. B.S, Trinity (Conn),
93, hon. A.M, 07, Sc.D, 19; C.E, Lehigh, 95.
Becorder and aid, V, S. Coast and Geod. Surv,
9&-98, asst, 99-09, inspector .geod. and chief,
computing div, 09-15, chief, div. geod, 16-, hy-
dro graphic and geodetic engineer, 17- In

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charge practical astron. and geod. surveying,
Colnmbia, summers, 1^17; delegate, Int. Geod.
Ass. Conf, Hamburg, 12, V, 8. delegate, peima-
nent commission, 16; Int. Research Council,
Brusselj9, 19; Pan-Pacific Sci. Conf, Honolulu,
20; pros, geodet. sect, Int. Geophys. IJnion, 19-;
chairman, Geophys. Union, 19, geodet. sect, 19-;
mem. diy. of physical science, foreign and govt,
relations, Nat. Research Council. Major, corps
engineers, 18-19. A.A; GeoL Soc; Ass. Geog;
Astron. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Civil Eng; Wadi.
Philos. Soc. (v. pros, 16); Wash. Soc. Eng;
Wash. Acad. Astronomy applied to coast and
geodetic surveys; base line measurements; tri-
ang^ulation; precise leveling; gravity; isostaey;
figure of earth.

Bowles, F(raaci8) T(iifaiiy), 148 Marlborough St,
Boston, Mass. Naval architecture, Springfield,
Mass, Oct. 7, 58. Grad, U. S. Naval Acad, 79;
Royal Naval Col, England, 79-82. Asst. naval
constructor, U.S.N, 81-88, naval constructor,
88-01, chief constructor, 01-03; pres, Fore River
Ship Building Co, 03-15 ; asst. gen. manager, U.
S. Shipping Board Emergency Fleet Corps, 17-
19. Navid Archit. and Marine Eng. (past
pres) ; Am. Acad ; London Inst. Naval Archit.

Bowles, OllTer, R. F. D. 2, Alexandria, Ya. Min-
eralogy, Geology, Ontario, Can, Jan. 10, 77.
B.A, Toronto, 07, fellow, 07-08, M.A, 08. Instr.
petrog, Michigan, 08-09; geoL and miner, Min-
nesota, 09-14; quarry technologist. Bur. Mines,
14-17, mineral technologiet, 17- A. A; Min. and
Metal. Eng. Structural and ornamental stones
of Minnesota; quarrying of marble, sandstone,
cement materials and slate.

Bowman, Prof. Albert BQijab), XTniversity of
Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Agriculture, West
Weber, Utah. B.S, Utah Col. Asst. agronomist,
Utah Col, 11-13; asst. state leader farm man-
agement, Wyoming, 13-14, director, exten. serv-
ice, agr, col, 14" Soc. Agron; Farm Manage-
ment Ass; Ass. West. Agr. Colleges. Farm
surveys.

Bowman, Prof. H(oward) H(i68tand) M(inni^),

Toledo University, Toledo, Ohio. Biology, Lan-
caster, Pa, Nov. 3, 86. Ph.B, Franklin and
Marshall, 13, M.S, 14; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 17.
Instr. bot, Franklin and Marshall, 14-15 * asst.
prof, Pennsylvania, 15-17; prof, hiol, Heidel-
berg (Ohio), 17-18; prof, and head of dept,
Toledo, 19- Research assoc, sta. for ezp. evo-
lution and dept. marine biol, Carnegie Institu-
tion; with M. C, 18-19. A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol.
Soc Physiological botany; mangroves; sea-
grasses; botani^ eeology of the Tortugas.

Bowman, Dr. Isaiali, American Geographical So-
ciety, Broadway at 156th St, New York, N. Y.
^Geography, Waterloo, Can, Dec. 26, 78. B.S,
Harvard, 05; PtJD, Yale, 09. Instr. geog. State
Nor. Col, Ypsilanti, Mich, 02-03; asst. physiog.
Harvard, 04-05; instr. geog, Yale, 05-09, asst.
prof, 0^15; director and id, 'Am. Geog. Soc,*
IS- Leader, Yale ezped. to S. Am, 07 ; geog-
rapher and geologist, Yale ezped. to Peru, 11;
leader. Am. Geog. Soc. ezped. to Cent. Andes, 13 ;
chief territorial adviser, Am. Commission to Ne-
gotiate Peace, 19. Gold medal, Paris Geog. Soc,
17. Ass. Oiog; Am. Acad; Ezplorers Club
(sec'y, 17); cor. mem. Am. Hispan. Soc; Geog.

Societies of Stockholm, Vienna and London.
Physiography; regional geography; regional
geography of South America.

Bown, Dr. Ralph, 195 Broadway, New York, N.
Y. Physics. Fairport, N. Y, Feb. 22, 91. M.E,
Cornell, 13, M.M.E, 15, Ph.D, 17. Instr. physics,
Cornell, 13-17; engineer, Am. Telephone and
Telegraph Co, 19- Capt, Sig. C, 17-19. Phys-
ical Soc Development and use of vacuum tubes
or audions.

Bownocker, Prof. J(ohn) A(dam8), 185 15th Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Geology, St. Paul, Ohio,
March 11, 65. B.S, Ohio State, 89, ScD, 97;
fellow, Chicago, 9^-94; Yale, 94-96. Principal,
high sch, Martins Ferry, Ohio, 8^92 ; asst. geol,
Ohio State, 95-98, asst. prof, 98-99, assoc. prof,
inorg. geol, 99-01, prof, 01-18, geol, IS- Cu-
rator, museum, Ohio State, 00-17; asst. geolo-
gist, Ohio GeoL Sturv, 92; N. J. Geol. Surv, 93;
asst. geologist, Ohio, 00-06, state geologist, 06-
A.A; GeoL Soc; Nat. Gas Ass; Ohio Acad.
Drainage modifications in Ohio; the oil and gas,
salt and coal of Ohio; building stones of Ohio;
economic geology of non-metals; moulding
sands.

Boyoe, Dr. J(ohn) S(liaw), New Post Office Build-
ing, Portland, Oregon. Forestry. Belfast, Ire-
land, Nov. 9, 89. B.S, Nebraska, 11, M.F, 12;
Ph.D, Stanford, 17. Forest asst, U. S. Forest
Service, 11-12; scientific asst. and asst. patholo-
gist, bur. plant indust, U. S, Dept. Agr, 13-20,
pathologist, office forest path, tO- A.A; Phyto-
path. Soc; Soc. Am. Foresters. Pathology of
forest trees.

Boyd, Prof. James E(ll8Worth), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Mechanics, Physics.
Near Stovertown, Ohio, Nov. 6, 63. B.S, Ohio
State, 91; M3, Cornell, 96. Asst. physics, Ohio
State, 91-95, asst. prof, 96-01, assoc. prof,
math, 01-06, prof, mech, 06- Asst. to judges in
elec, Columbian Ezpos, 93 ; asst. Bur. Standards,
summer, 17. A. A; Eng. Educ; Mech. Eng.
Alternating currents; resistance of the human
body; timing shutters; water jets; acceleration
apparatus; flow in pipes; reinforced concrete;
secondary stresses in bridges; elasticity of por-
celain; struts.

Boyd, Prof. Bffark F(rederick), University of
Tezas, Galveston, Tez. Medicine, St. Paul,
Minn, May 21, 89. M.D, Iowa, 11, M.S, 13;
Folsom fellow, Harvard, 13-14; C.P.H, Harvard
and Mass. Inst. Tech, 14. Assoc prof, bacter,
Nevada, 14-15; prev. med, Iowa, 15-17; prof,
hacter. and prev. med, Texas, 17- Mem. State
Board of Health, Nev, 14-15; epidemiologist,
Iowa, 15-17 ; visiting bacteriologist, Sealy Hosp,
17- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass;
Soc. Bact; Soc. Trop. Med. Epidemiology of
typhoid fever and leprosy: trichomonas infec-
tion; pathology of rabies; Fasciola hepatica;
practical preventive medicine.

Boyd, Dean Paul P(rentice), University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky. Mathematics, Cameron,
W. Va, Feb. 26, 77. A.B, Oberlin, 98; A.M,
Cornell, 05, fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 11. Prof.
math, and astron. Park. 03-04; math, Hanover,
06-12; KenituiJcy, It-, head of dept, IS-, dean,
col. arts and sciences, 17- Acting pres, Ken-
tucky, 17. A.A; Math. Ass; Math. Soc; Ky.

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77

Acad. (mem. exec committee, 14, treas, 15-18,
(v. pres, 18-20, pres, 20). Geometric transfor-
mations.

Boyden, Prof. Edward A(ll6ii), 61 aark St, New-
ton Center, Mass. Embryology, Bridgewater,
Mass, Marcii 20, 86. A.B, Harvard, 09, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 16; Freiburg, 11-12. Asst. zool. Harvard,
08-11, teaching fellow histol. and embryol. Har-
vard Med, 8ch, 12-16, instr. comp, anat, 16-19,
asst, prof, 19- A.A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool.
Vestigial gill filaments in Sauropsida; anatomy
of five-day chick; cloacal fenestra in bird em-
bryos.

Boyer, Charles 8(iiJiixier), 6140 Columbia Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa. Botany, Philadelphia, Sept.
23, 56. A.B, Brown, 79, A.M, 85. A. A; Bot.
Soc; Micros. Soc; Phila. Acad, (recorder, biol.
and micros, sect, 00-) ; Royal Micros. Soc.
Diatomaeeae.

Boyle, Prof. A(lbert) C(Iareiice), Jr, University
of Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Mining engineer-
ing, Geology, Salt Lake Co, Utah, March,
80. A.B, Utah, 02, B.S, 06; Cornell, 05-06;
A.M, Columbia, 10, Ph.D, 13. Instr. physics,
Utah, 97-01, meeh. arts, 00-07; asst. instr. geol,
Columbia, 07-10; prof, mining eng. and geol,
Wyoming, 10-16, mining metal, and econ, geol,
16- Instr. miner, and petrog, Columbia, sum-
mer, 13; consulting geologist, U. P. By. Co, 18-
20, geologist, 20-; state assayer, Wyo, 10-
Min. and MetaL Eng; Eng. Educ; Am. (}eog.
Soc. Metallurgy; preparation of thin sections
of rocks, minerals and ores; forced cupellation;
extraction of K:0 from leucite.

Boyle, Prof. B(obert) W(illiam), University of
Alberta, Edmonton, Can. Physics, Carbonear,
Newfoundland, Oct« 2, 83. St. John's (New-
foundland); B.Sc, McGill, 05, M.Sc, 06, Ph.D,
09; 1851 Science Hesearch scholar, 09. Demon-
strator physics, McGill, 05-07, senior demon-
strator and special lecturer math, 07-09; re-
search radioctivity, Manchester, 09-11; lecturer,
physics, McGill, 11, asst. prof, 12; prof, Alberta,
12- Research, antisubmarine div, British Ad-
miralty Board Inventions and Research, Eng-
land, 16-19. Physical Soc. Properties of mat-
ter: adsorption; solution; volatilization of
radioactive emanations.

Boylston, A(rthiir) C(larence), 3600 N. Second
St, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. Milton, Mass,
June 23, 82. A.B, Harvard, 03, A.M, 06.
Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 06-08 ; chemist
and supt, MallinoJcrodt Chem, Works, 08- A.A;
Chem. Soc. (chairman, St. Louis sect, 17, 18) ;
Chem. Eng. Physical chemistry; pharmacology.

Boynton, Dr. H(enry) O(ook), 935 Carteret Ave,

Trenton, N. J. Metallurgy, Willsborough, N.
Y, April 16, 74. A.B, Harvard, 00, Austin fel-
low, 00-03, M.S, 01, ScD, 04; Carnegie research
scholar, British Iron and Steel Inst, 05-06, 07-
08. Asst. to dean of grad. sch. Harvard, 94-96,
instr. metaL and metallog, 03-06; metaUwgisi,
J, A. Boebling*s Sons Co, 06- Min. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat; British Iron and Steel Inst. Metal-
lography; a definite hardness for the miero-
constituents of iron and steel; high strength
wire for aeroplane stays, balloon cables and
mine anchors.

Boynton, Prof. W(llliam) P(ingry), 267 11th Ave,
E, Eugene, Oregon. *Physics, Weathersfield,
Vt, Oct. 28, 67. A.B, Dartmouth, 90, A.M, 93;
fellow, Clark, 95-97, PhJ), 97. Asst. physics,
Dartmouth, 88-90; prof, South. California, 90-
93; asst, Dartmouth, 93-94; instr, California,
97-01; asst. prof, Oregon, 03-06, prof, 06-
A.A; Physical Soc. The high frequency induc-
tion coil; thermodynamic potentials; measure-
ment of high oscillatory potentials.

Bozell, Prof. Harold Veatcb, 429 Edgewood Ave,
New Haven, Conn. Electrical engineering. Beloit,
Kans, May 31, 86. B.S, Kansas, 08, E.E, 15.
Asst. prof, elec, eng, Oklahoma, 08-09, assoc.
prof, 09-11, prof, 11-16; asst. prof, Yale, 16-
Ed, *Elec. By. Jour,' 20- Elec Eng; Eng.
Educ; Hlum. Eng. Soc.

Bracken, Dr. H(enry) M(artyn), 1010 Fourth St,
S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Medicine. Nobles-
town, Pa, Feb. 27, 54. M.D, Columbia, 77;
L.B.C.S, Edinburgh, 79. Prof. mat. medica and
therapeut, Minnesota, 88-07, prev. med, 07-09;
sec'y and exec, officer, Minn. State Board of
Health, 97-19; sturgeon (reserve), district ten,
U, 8, Pub, Health Service, 19- A. A; Am. Med.
Ass; Climat. Ass. Materia medica; therapeu-
tics; smallpox; typhoid fever; tuberculosis;
leprosy.

Brackett, Dr. B(yron) B(rigg8), South Dakota
Agricultural College, Brookings, S. Dak. Elec-
trical engineering, Physics, Ira, N. T, Aug. 13,
65. A.B, Syracuse, 90, A.M, 93; Ph.D, Hopkins,
97. Teacher math, Dickinson Sem, Williams-
port, 90-92; col. dept, Adelphi Acad, 92-93;
student asst, elec dept, Hopkins, 94-97; teacher
elec. eng. Union, 97-98; physics, high sch,
Washington, D. C, 98-00; engineer, Bowland
Telegraph Co, 00-01; instr. elec. science, Rut-
gers, 01-03; prof, physics and elec. eng, Clark-
son Mem. Sch. Tech, 03-09; elec. eng, S, Dak,
Col, 09- Inspector torpedo cable, eng. dept,
U.S. A, ^8; assoc. Naval Consulting Board.
AA; Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; S. Dak. Eng. Soc.
(v. pres). Magnetic stresses; laboratory meth-
ods and instruments.

Brackett, Prof. F(rank) P(arkhiirst), Claremont,
Calif. Astronomy. Provincetown, Mass, June
16, 65. A.B, Dartmouth, 87, A.M, 90; hon. fel-
low, Clark, 02-03. Instr. math, Pomona, 88-90,
prof, 90-, director, observatory, 08- Lecturer
math, California, sununer, 10; mem. astron.
exped. to Algeria, 11; Smithsonian exped. to
Calif, 13- A.A; Math. Soc; Astron. Soc; Pa-
cific Astron. Soc; S. Calif. Acad; Boyal Astron.
Soc. Can. Comets and meteors; solar spectros-
copy.

Brackett, Di\ B(icliard) N(ewman), Clemson Col-
lege, S. C. Chemistry, Mineralogy. Near
Columbia, S. C, Sept. 14, 63. A.B, Davidson,
83; Ph.D, Hopkins, 87. Chemist, Ark. Geot
Surv, 87-91; asst. chemist, S. C. Exp. Sta, 91-
07; assoc. prof, chem, Clemson, 91-10, prof, and
director of dept, 10-; state chemist, 8, C, 10-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (past pres).
Ethers of benzoic sulphinid; preparation of
orthosulphobenzoic acid; peridotite of Pike
County, Ark; newtonite and rectorite; phos-
phoric acid in mixed fertilizers; lint in cotton-
seed meal.

78

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bradbury, Dr. Bobert H(art), 2100 Shunk St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Philadelphia,
Sept. 25^ 70. Ph.Dy Pennsylvania, 93. Asst.
chemist, Cambria Iron Co, 90-91; chemist,
S. P. Wetherill Paint Co, 91-92; prof, chem,
Cent. Manual Training Seh, Phila, 9^-07; head,
depU science. South. High 8oh, 07- Lecturer
physical chem, Pennsylvania, 94-95. Chem.
Soc; Franklin Inst; Chem. Gesell. Inductive
chemistry; molybdic and tungstic acids.

Bradford, Prof. 0(larence) Q(t9Xj), Oakland,
Calif. Psychology, Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. IS,
81. A.B, Arkansas, 11, Pd.M, 13; Ph.D, N. Y.
Univ, 14. Supervisor, training sch, E. Cent.
State Nor. Sch, Okla, 14-17, prof, psychol, 17-
20. PsychoL Ass. Experimental psychology;
habit formation; lough association tests.

Bradford, Dr. Edward H(ic]cUng), 133 Newbury
St, Boston, Mass. Surgery, Boston, June 9, 48.
A.B, Harvard, 69, M.D, 72. Surgeon, Children's
Hosp, 80; Boston City Hosp, 83; instr. din.
surg. Harvard Med, Sch, 85-93, asst. prof.
orthop, surg, 93-04, prof, 04-12, emer, prof, It-
Trustee, Mass. Hosp. Sch. for Crippled Children ;
Boston Ear and Eye Infirmary. Surg. Ass;
Orthop. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Human
deformities.

Bradford, Prof. Bobert H(eiiry), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Metallurgy. Salt
Lake City, Dec. 10, 71. B.8, Utah, 95; Chicago,
summers, 95, 96; fellow, Columbia, 00-02, Ph.D,
02. Instr. physics, Utah, 95-96, miner, and
metal, 96-98, asst. prof, 98-03, prof, metal, OS-
Min. Eng. Beactions of the Ziervogel process
and their temperature limits; effect of heat
treatment on carbon steel; determinations of
silver in hard lead.

Bradley, Prof. C(liarle8) B(dward), Besearch
Laboratories, United States Bubber Co, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. Galesburg, 111, Feb.
22, 74. M.S, Pacific (Oregon), 99; Chicago, 01;
California, 06. Prof, chem. Pacific (Oregon),
00-06; chemist, Oregon Exp. Sta, 06-10; re-
search chemist, Bubber Begenerating Co, 11-13 ;
chemist, Mishawaka Woolen Mfg. Co, 13-17; di-
rector research laboratories, U, 8. Rubber Co, 17-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Soils; waters; hops; the reac-
tion of lime upon some Oregon soils; tiie compo-
sition of lime-sulphur spray mixture.

Bradley, Oharlea 8(c]i«nok), 39 W. 38th St, New
York, N. Y. "^Electricity, Chemistry, Victor,
N. Y, April 12, 53. Special course in chem,
Bochester. Elec. engineer, Edison Illuminating
Co, 81-84; practising electrician, 84-; acting
prof. chem. practise, Carnegie Tech. Schools,
06-09. A.A; Elec. Eng. Alternating current;
transmission; motors; electrochemistry; fixation
of nitrogen; extraction of copper from its ores.

Bradley, Prof. H(arold) 0(onieUii8), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Physiological chem-
istry. Oakland, Calif, Nov. 25, 78^ A.B, Cali-
fornia, 00; Ph.D, Yale, 05. Asst. physioL chem,
Yale, 04-05, instr, med. sch, 05-06; asst. prof,
Wisconsin, 06-12, assoc. prof, 13-17, prof, 17-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Physiological chemistry of MoUusca ; copper and '
sine in a marine mollusc; manganese in fresh-
water mussels; human pancreatic juice; lipase;

specific nature of hemoglobins; autolysis and
atrophy.

Bradley, Prof. Harry C(yni8), Massachusetts In-
stitute-of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Civil
engineering. Descriptive geometry. Plaistow, N.
H, July 7, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91. Fog
signal experiments, U. 8. Lighthouse Dept, 93-
96; instr. descriptive geom, Mass. Inst, Tech,
97-08, asst prof, 08-19, assoc. prof, 19- Ex-
pert irrig. investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01.
A. A; Math. Ass. Fog signals; irrigation;
graphical methods.

Bradley, Dr. J(am6B) Ohaster, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Entomology. West Chester, Pa,
Feb. 11, 84. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 03;
A.B, Cornell, 06, fellow, 09-10, Ph.D, 10; M.S,
California, 07. Asst. entom, Cornell, 05-06;
California, 06-07; Cornell, 07-09, asst. prof,
syst. entom, 11-17, 18-20, prof, entom, 20-, cu-
rator invert, gool, 19- Ed, 'Entom. Student,'
00, ed. and manager, 01; special asst. entomolo-
gist, Ga, 09, 10; asst. prof, entom, California,
17-18. A.A; Soc. Nat; Entom. Soc. (see'y-
treas, 06-10); Am. Entom. Soc. (librarian, 03-
05); EcoL Soc; Pacific Coast Entom. Soc;
Phila. Acad; London Entom. Soc; Soc. entom.
de France; Entom. Gesell. Systematic hymen-
opterology; parasitic Hymenoptera; Evaniidae
of the woild; North American Siricoidea; wing
venation of the Hymenoptera.

Bradley, Dr. W(alter) M(inor), 520 Whitney Ave,
New Haven, Conn. Mineralogy. New Haven,
April 14, 73. Ph.B, Yale, 99, Ph.D, 08. Asst.
miner, Sheffield Sd. Sch, ^Tale, 04-09, instr.
chem. and miner, 09- A.A; Electrochem. Soc.

Bradley, Prof. W (alter) P(axke), Woodbine, N.
J. Chemistry. Lee, Mass, July 7, 62. A.B,
Williams, 84; Ph.D, OOttingen, 89: ScD, Wes-
leyan, 14. Asst. chem, Wifiiams, 85-88; instr,
Wesleyan, 89-90, assoc. prof, 90-93, prof, 93-
14; director, gen. laboratories, U. S. Bubber Co,
12-13, research chemist, 14-19; pres, Bradstone
Rvhber Co, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry; critical constants of liquids; theory
of liquid air production; chemistry of low tem-
peratures.

Bradshaw, Dr. Hamilton, 1101 Nottingham Boad,
Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. DeKalb, 111, Dec.
31, 81. A.B, Beloit,* 02; Ph.D, Hopkins, 05.
Besearch chemist, east, lab, E. I, duPont de
Nemours and Co, 05-12, asst. director, exp. sta,
13-15, director, 16- Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Franklin Inst.

Bradsbaw, Prof. John W(illiam), 1304 Cambridge
St, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathematics. Batavia,
lU, June 14, 78. A.B, Michigan, 00 ; A.M, Har>
vard, 02; Ph.D, Strasbourg, 04. Instr. math,
Michigan, 04r-09, asst. prof, 09-18, assoc. prof,
18- Begistrar, Michigan, 06-08. A. A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Differential equations of phys-
ics; projective and descriptive geometry.

Brady, William, 7642 Marquette Ave, Chicago.
111. Chemistry. B.S, Purdue, 87, 88-89. Chem-
ist, HI. Steel Co, 89-93; Purdue Exp. Sta, 93-
94; chief chemist and chem, engineer. 111. Steel
Co, 00- Asst. ed, 'C3iem. Abstracts.' A. A;
Chem. Soc. (director, 13-16); Electrochem. Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat.

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79

Bragg, Mi88 Lama MCary), Charleston Museum,
COuurleston, 8. C. Botany, Northbridge, Mass,
Oet. 9, 81. Carator, Charleston Museum, 09-20,
direetor, tO^ EeoL Soc; Torrey Bot. Glnb.
Botany of South Carolina and coast region of
sontheastem United States exelusive of Florida.

Bzaliaiii, Dr. Joseph Manrin, 3402 Maeomb St,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Artesian, S.
Di^, Feb. 1, 91. B.S, Idaho, 14; M.S. Illinois,
15, Ph.D, 18. Asst chem. Illinois, 15-16; assoe.
chemist. Bur. Standards, 19; research chemist.
War Dept, 19- Capt, research div, C. W. S.
Physical chemistry; nitrogen fixation.

Bralnerd, Dr. Ezra, Middlebury, Yt. Botany.
St. Albans, Vt, Dec 17, 44. A3, Middlebury,
64, A.M, 67; B.D, Andover Theol. Sem, 68;
LL.D, Vermont, 86; Bipon, 88; D.D, Howard,
01; ScJ), Middlebtiry, 14. Tutor, Middlebury,
64-66, prof, rhetoric and English lit, 68-80,
physics, 80-86, pres, 85-08, emer. prof, 08-
Commissioner to draft a sch. law for Vt, 87.
GeoL Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club; Vt Bot. Club
(pres). Geology of the Champlain Valley; bot-
any of Vermont.

Braiiiiii, Dr. Olament S, 31 Astor St, Newark,
N. J. Fhysics. New York, N. Y, April 30,
87. A.B, Columbia, 08, Barnard fellow, 08-11,
Ph.D, 17. Fhysicist, Baker IPlatvrwm Works,
17- Physical Soc. X-rays; physical metallurgy.

Braiatad, Baar Admiral WlUlain CAaronoe^ n.S.N,
3201 36th St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Medioine.
Toledo, Ohio, Oct. 9, 64. Ph.B, Michigan, 83,
LL.D, 17; M.D, Columbia, 86; ScD, North-
western, 18; F.B.C.S, Edinburgh, 19. Private
practise, 88-90; asst. surgeon, U. S. Navy, 90-
93, passed asst. surgeon, 93-13, surgeon, 13,
med. inspector, 13-14, surgeon gen. with rank of
rear admiral, 14-'20. Instr. surg, Naval Med.
Sch; representative, med. dept, in Japan during
Busso- Japanese war; asst. chief, bur. med. and
surg, 06-12, chief, 14-; fleet surgeon, Atlantic
fleet, 12-14; pres, board of directors, Columbia
Hosp. for Women; board of visitors. Govt. Hosp.
for Insane; mem. central committee and war re-
lief board, Am. Bed Cross. Decorated by Em-
peror of Japan; Order of Bolivar, Venezuela.
GoL Surg. (mem. board of governors); Am.
Med. Ass. (pres, 19-20) ; Ass. Mil. Surg.

Braley, Dr. SCilas) A(loiizo), 710 Nevada St,
Urbana, lU. Chemistry. Cherokee^ Iowa, Dec.
10, 89. A.B, Momingside, 13; M.S, Illinois,
15, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem, Illin<k8, 17-19, assoc,
19-20, asst. prof , to- A.A; Chem. Soc Hetero-
geneous equilibria between aqueous and metal-
lie solutions; transference in amalgams and
mixed salt solutions.

Braman, Prof. Winftad Walte, 200 W. Beaver
Ave, State College, Pa. Biochemistry. Worces-
ter, Mass, March 29, 74. B.S, Worcester, 97;
M3, Pa. State, 08. Asst. chem, Harvard, 97-
00; chem. and physics, N. H. Cbl, 00-02; chem,
Lowell Textile Sch, 02-03; asst, instr. and later
asst. prof, animod nutrition, Pa. State, 03-
A^; Chem. Soc. Animal nutrition; carbon
balance.

Bramble, Prof. 01ia(xle)8 C(llnton), U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematics, Cen-
treville, Md, Aug. 17, 90. Ph.B, Dickinson, 12,

A.M, 13; fellow, Hopkins, 16-17, Ph.D, 17.
Instr. Montclair Acad, 12-13; lecturer math,
Bryn Mawr, 15-16; instr, U. 8. Naval Acad, 17-
19, asst. prof, post-grad, sch, 19- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. (Geometry; finite groups.

Branch, Prof. Oerald B(yre) K(ixkwood), Uni-
versity of California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemis-
try. St. Kitts, W. I, April 16, 86. B.Sc, Liver-
pool, 11; M.Sc, Liverpool, 12; Ph.D, California,
15. Teaching fellow, org. chem, California, 12-
l-S, asst, 13-15, instr, 15-18, asst. prof, 18-
Organic chemistry; theory of polarity; free en-
ergy of formic acid.

Brand, Charlea J(obn), 281 Union Arcade, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Botany. Lac-qui-Parle Co, Minn,
Oet. 24, 79. A.B, Minnesota, 02. Asst curator,
dept. bot. Field Museum Nat. Hist, 02-04; asst.
physiologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-06, physiolo-
gist, 07-13, chief, bur. markets, 13-19; v. pres,
and gen. manager. Am. Fruit Growers, Inc, 19-,
director various affiliated companies. Mem.
Committee Southwest. Cotton Culture, 12-18;
delegate, Pan-Am. Financial Oonf, 15, 19; Pan-
Am. Scientific Cong, 15-16 ; chairman committee
cotton distribution, W. I. B. Wash. Acad;
Befrig. Eng. Agricultural economics; horticul-
ture; business economics.

Brand, Prof. Looia^ 266 Dorchester Ave, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Mathematics. Cincinnati, Sept. 27,
85. C;h.E, Cincinnati, 07, E.E, 08, A.M, 09;
Ph.D, Harvard, 19. Instr. math, Cincinnati, 07-
09, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, 11-19, prof,
19- Math. Soc. Linear equations with an in-
finite number of variables; integral equations;
dynamics.

Brandegee, Townaband Stitb, 2112 Addison St,
Berkeley, Calif. Botany. Conn, 43. Ph.B,
Yale, 70. Hon. curator herbarium, California.
A. A; Bot. Soc; Calif. Acad. Flora of Mexico.

Brandel, Prof. I(rTin) W(alter), 435 Foulds Ave,
Alton, IlL Chemistry. Sauk City, Wis, Sept.
25, 77. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 99, fellow, 99-02, B.S,
01, M.S, 02, Ph.D, 06. Instr. pharm, Wisconsin,
02-05; asst. prof, Washington (Seattle), 05-09;
chemical engineer, 09-14; Midland Chem. Co,
14-17 ;^0n. manager. Cons. Chem. Products Co,
17- Expert for sub-committee on volatile oils,
U. S. Pharm. Bevision Committee; assoc. ed,
< Midland Drug, and Pharm. Bev.' Chem. Soc;
Ass. Agr. Chem. (collaborator) ; Wis. Acad.
Organic and plant chemistry; volatile oils; plant
pigments; bi^nce: percolation; coniferous oils;
industrial application of various products of the
northwest.

Brandenburg, Prof. G(eorga) O(linton), Purdue
University, Lafayette, Ind. Psychology. Volga,
Iowa, Dec. 2, 78. Ph.B, Drake, 10; A.M, Colo-
rado, 14; fellow, Wisconsin, 14-15, Ph.D, 15.
Inst. educ. psychol, Purdue, 16-17, asst. prof,
17-18, assoc. prof, 18-20, prof, 20- Director,
summer nor. sch, Winona Lake, Ind, 20- Ap-
plied psychology; child development; trade
tests; correlation of mental traits.

Brandea, Dr. Elmer Walker, 3937 Legation St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology,
Washington, D. C, July 15, 91. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 13, M.8, 15; Ph.D, Michigan, 19. Plant
pathologist, P. B. Exp. Sta, 15-16; instr. bot,

80

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Michigan, 17-18; sugar plant investigatOTf hur,
plant indugty U. 8. Dept, Agr, 19- Asst, Mich.
Exp. Sta. A. A; Phjtopath. Soc. Diseases of
tropical plants.

Brann, Dr. Albert^ 220 Springdale Ave, East
Orange, N. J. Chemistry, Kent, England,
March 14, 86. A.B, Wisconsin, 14, A.M, 16,
Ph.D, 18. Instr. ohem, Wisconsin, 14-18; re-
search ehemist, Westinghause Lamp Co, 18-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Glass Technol; Ceramic Soc.
Inorganic and physical chemistry; chemicals
used in incandescent lamps.

Branner, Dr. J(olm) OCasper), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. *Oeology. New Market, Tenn,
July 4, 50. B.S, Cornell, 82; Ph.B, Indiana, 85;
LL.D, Arkansas, 97; Maryville, 09; California,
15 ; ScD, Chicago, 16. Geologist, Imperial Greol.
Surv, Brazil, 75-77; topographer, Pa. Greol.
Surv, 83-85; prof, geol, Indiana, 85-91; Stan-
ford, 91-15, V. pres, 99-13, pros, 13-15, pres.
emer, IS- State geologist, Ark, 87-93; assoc.
ed, 'Jour, of Geol'; Hayden medal, Phila. Acad,
12. Nat. Acad; A.A. (sec'y, E, 88-89, v. pres,
90, pres. Pacific div, 16); Soc. Nat; Geol. Soc.
(pres, 04, chairman, Cordilleran sect, 18);
Seismol. Soc. (pres, 10-14) ; Min. Eng; Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad; London (3eol. Soc; Soc. gfol.
de France; Soc. Beige de G^l; Inst. Hist, di S.
Paulo ; Brazil Acad ; Inst. Hist. Geog. do Brazil.
Seismology; geology of California, Arkansas
and Brazil.

Brannon, Pres. M(olTin) A(mo8), Beloit College,
Beloit, Wis. Botany, Lowell, Ind, Sept. 11, 65.
A.B, Wabash, 89, A.M, 90; Ph.D, Chicago, 11;
LL.D, Whitman, 17. Teacher science, high sch.
Fort Wayne, Ind, 90-94; prof. biol. and dean,
med. col, North Dakota, 94-14; pres, Idaho, 14-
17, Beloit, 17- A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Bot.
Cent. States; N. Dak. Acad, (pres, 10) ; Ind.
Acad; Wis. Acad.

Bransky, Dr. OCscar) Ellis), Whiting, Ind.
Chemistry, Baltimore, Md, Jan. 29, 86. A.B,
Hopkins, 07, Ph.D, 10. Chemist, Standard Oil
Co, of Ind, 10-17, asst supt, 17- Chem. Soc.
Diffusion of crude oil through fuller's earth;
refining of petroleum distillates.

Branson, Prof. E(dwln) BCayer), 301 8. Glen-
wood Ave, Columbia, Mo. Geology, Belleville,
Kans, May 11, 77. A.B, A.M, Kansas, 03;
fellow, Chicago, 03-05, Ph.D, 05. Instr. geol,
Oberlin, 05-07, asst. prof, 07-09, prof, 09-10;
prof, and chairman of dept, Missouri, 10- K,iL ;
Paleont. Soc; Geol. Soc. Devonian, Mississip-
pian and Pennsylvanian stratigraphy; geology
of Missouri; Paleozoic fishes; Triassic amphib-
ians.

Brant, Miss Laara, Yassar College, Ponghkeepsie,
N. Y. Fhysics, B. I, 83. A.B, Brown, 08,
A.M, 09. Asst. to Dr. Barus, Brown, 08-09;
asst. physics, Smith, 09-12; Barnard, 12-17,
lecturer, 17-19; instr, Vassar, 19- Asst. phys-
ics, Columbia, summers, 18-19. A. A; assoc.
Physical Soc. Magnetic susceptibility of para-
magnetic salts in solution; the softening of cold
glass-hard steel in twenty years.

Braaefield, Prof. Stanley Bngena, 224 Lawrence
Ave, New Brunswick, N. J. Mathematics, Easton,
Pa, Oct. 2, 73. C.E, Lafayette, 95, M.S, 98; fel-

low, Cornell, 11-13, Ph.D, 12. Draftsman, Md.
Steel Co, 95-97; teacher math, E. Stroudsburg
Nor. Seh, 97-01; instr, Mich. Agr. Col, 01-02;
instr. and asst. prof, Lafayette, 02-12; asst.
prof, and later prof, applied math, Butgers, IS-
Eng. Educ. Laplacian force fields; vital statis-
tics of college and university professors.

Bratton, Prof. W(alter) A(ndrew), 570 Boyer
Ave, Walla Walla, Wash. Mathematics, Stam-
ford, Vt, June 22, 74. A.B, Williams, 95; Ber-
lin, 03-05. Instr. and later prof, math, Whit-
man, 96- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Eng.
Educ. Number theory; pedagogy of maUi^-
matics.

Brauer, Dr. O(scar) L(eo), Orosi, Calif. Chem-
istry. Bumey, Calif, June 9, 84. B.S, Califor-
nia, 10, M.S, 11, Ph.D, 15. Asst. chem, Califor-
nia, 10-14; teacher science, Union Hig^ Sch,
Selma, Calif, 14-18; principal. Union Sigh Sch,
Orosi, Calif, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc. Cinchona
alkaloids; soils.

Brann, Dr. Annette F (ranees), 2702 May St, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Entomology, Cincinnati, Aug.
28, 84. A.B, Cincinnati, 06, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 11.
Asst. BOol, Cincinnati, 11-16. A.A ; Entom. Soc ;
Ohio Acad. Zoology; evolution of structural
colors; Microlepidoptera ; venation.

Brann, Dr. E(mma) Lucy, 2702 May St, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Botany, Cincinnati, April 19, 89.
A.B, Cincinnati, 10, A.M, 12, PhJ), 14. Asst.
geol, Cincinnati, 10-13, hot, 14-17, instr, 17-
Ecol. Soc. Plant ecology.

Brantledit^ Prof. 0(]iarle8) A(ndrew), Orono,
Maine. Chemistry, New Haven, Conn, Sept. 21,
81. Ph.B, Yale, 06, Ph.D, 12. Chemist, Conn.
Exp. Sta, 06-09; asst. ohem, Sheffield Sci. Sch,
Yale, 10-12; instr, Calif. Inst. Tech, 12-13;
prof, Florida State, 13-19; Maine, 19- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Proteins; organie iodin compounds;
amino acids; hydantoins; thiotyrosin; pulp and
paper chemistry.

Bray, Prof. A(rc]ile) W(llmotte) L(esUe), 1650
S. 39th St, St. Louis, Mo. Anatomy, Sheffield,
England, Aug. 7, 83. B.A, Cambridge, 09;
A.M, Harvard, 18, Sheldon traveling fellow, 19.
V. principal and science master, St. John's
(Newfoundland), 09-11; tutor biol, Columbia
Col. (B. C), 11-13; instr, Montana, 13-15,
asst. prof, 14-17; Austin teaching fellow. Har-
vard, 17-19; assoc, anat, Washington (St,
Louis), 19- A.A. Protozoology; histology; cy-
tology.

Bray, Dr. W(illlam) C(rowell), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. ^Chemistry. Wing-
ham, Ont, Sept. 2, 79. A.B, Toronto, %2, 1851
Exhibition scholar, 02-04; Ph.D, Leipzig, 05.
Beseareh assoc. physical chem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
05-10, asst. prof, physico-chem. research, 10-12;
chem, California, 12-16, assoc. prof, 16-18,
prof, 18- With C. W. S, 18; assoc. director,
fixed nitrogen research lab, 19. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Am. Acad. Chemical
kinetics; the halogens; qualitative analysis;
ioniztaion.

Bray, Prof. William (L), Syracuse Dniversity,
Syracuse, N. Y. * Botany, Burnside, Dl, Sept.
19, 65. Cornell, 89-91 ; A.B, Indiana, 98 ; A.M,
Lake Forest, 94; Berlin, 96-07; Ph.D, Chicago,

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98. Instr. bot, Lake Forest, 94-95, adj. prof,
biol, 96; instr. hot, Texas, 97, adj. prof, 98-01,
assoe. prof, 02-05, prof, 05-07; Syracuse, 07-,
dean, grad, soh, 18-, aeting dean, N. Y. State
OoL Forestry, 11-12. Field asst, U. 6. Biol.
Surv, 99; collaborator, bnr. forestry, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 99-09. A. A; Bot. Soe; Ecol. Soc. Phyto-
geography, ecology and forest resoorces of
Texas; mistletoe in Texas; development of vege-
tation in New York and in the Adirondacks.

Bnyton, Dr. A(lembert) W(lntbrop), 330 Newton
Claypool Building, Indianapolis, Ind. Medicine,
Zoology. Avon, N. Y, March 31, 48. Cornell,
71-72; B.S, Butler, 78; M.D, Indiana, 79,
hon. A.M, 84; hon. A.M, Purdue, 86. Prof.
chem, sch. med, Indiana, 83-90, physiol, 90-94,
path, 94-96, din. med, and dermai, 96- Cor-
omer, Marion Co, Ind; t. pres, sch. med, Indi-
ana; ed, 'Ind. Jour. Med.' Fishes of the south-
em Allegheny region; birds of Indiana; mam-
mals of Ohio.

Breasted, Prof. James H(eiiry), 5615 University
Ave, Chicago, HL Archeology, Oriental history.
Bockford, 111, Aug. 27, 65. A.B, Northwestern,
88; Chicago Theol. Bern, 88-90, hon. BJ>, 98;
A.M, Yale, 91; A.M, Ph.D, Berlin, 94; hon.
LLJD, California, 18. Asst. Egyptol, Chicago,
94-96, asst. director, HaeJceU Oriented Museum,
95-01, director, 01-, instr. Egyptol. and Semitic
languages, 96-98, asst. prof, 98-02, assoe. prof,
02-05, prof. Egyptol. and oriental hist, OS-,
ehairman,d€pt.orienXal languages and literatwres,
IS-, director. Oriental Inst, 19- Collector for
Univ. of Chicago in Egypt, 94r-95; collaborator
on Egyptian lexicon, Boyal Academies of Qer-
many, 99-00; Thomas lecturer, Bichmond, 97;
director, Univ. of Chicago Egyptian exped. to
Sudan, 05-07; Morse lecturer, Union Theol.
Sem, 12; Earl lecturer, Pacific Sch. of Beligion
and California, 18; Hale lecturer, Nat. Acad,
19; collector for Univ. of Chicago in Europne
and Egypt, 19-20, director, archeol. surv. Ori-
ental Inst, 20. Ardieol. Inst; Oriental Soc
(pres, 18); Philos. Soc; Inst. Social Sei; Am.
Hist. Abs ; Philos. Ass ; Berlin Boyal Acad. His-
tory of Egypt and the ancient Egyptians; his-
tory of the Near East and of the civilization of
the eastern Mediterranean; the Egyptian lan-
guage; origins of civilization.

Breazeale, J(aiiies) FCrank), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Biochem-
istry. Anderson, S. C, Dec. 11, 74. B.S, Clem-
son. 96. Biochemist, hur. plant indust, U. 8.
Dept. Agr. Plant psysiology and nutrition;
alkali in soils.

Breekenrldge, Prof. James Miller, Yanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry. A.B,
Albion, 03; M.S, Wisconsin, 08, Ph.D, 10. In-
dust. chemist, 10-12; prof, chem, Carroll, 12;
Wabash, 17; asst. director, exp. sta, Hercules
Powder Co, 17-19; director, sch. of chem, Van-
derbilt, 19- Chem. Soc; Soe. Chem. Indust.
Organic and industrial chemistry; alumino-
thermic alloys.

Breekenrldge, John E, Woodbridgc, N. J. Chem-
istry. Palmer, Mass, May 4, 73. A.B, Yale, 96.
Chief chemist, Am. Agr. Chem. Co, 96- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soe; Soc. Chem. In-
dust. Fertilizer manufacture.

6

Breekenrldge, Prof. L (ester) P(aige), Yale Uni-
versity, New Haven, Conn. Mechanical engi-
neering. Meriden, Conn, May 17, 58. PIlB,
Yale, 81, hon. A.M, 09; D.Eng, Illinois, 10.
With Water Power Co, Holyoke, Mass, 81-
82; instr. mech. eng, Lehigh, 82-84; mech.
engineer with various companies, 84-86; instr.
mech. eng, Lehigh, 86-91; prof, Mich. Agr.
Col, 91-93; Illinois, 93-09, director, eng. exp.
sta, 05-09; prof, mech. eng, Yale, 09- Consult-
ing engineer, Lehigh Zinc and Iron Co, 86-91;
director boiler trials, U. S. GeoL Surv. Coal
Tests, World's Fair Sta, St. Louis, 04- Mech.
Eng. (v. pres, 08-10); Eng. Educ; West. Soc.
Eng; West. By. Club. Fuel economy; smokeless
combustion; power production.

Breed, Prof. Charles Blaney, 6 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. CivU engineering. Lynn, Mass, Nov. 28,
75. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97. Asst. civil eng,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 99-01, instr, 01-08, asst. prof,
08-10, assoe. prof, 10-14, prof, 14- Asst. engi-
neer, Boston and Albany B. B, 96-97, 98; Chi-
cago and West. Ind. B. B, 04; consulting en-
gineer. Assoc. Civil Eng; By. Eng; Eng.
Educ; New Eng. B. B. Club (past pres); Bos-
ton Soc. Civil Eng. Surveying; geodesy; as-
tronomy; railroad engineering; earthwork.

Breed, Psof. Frederick S(tep]ien), 5476 Univer-
sity Ave, Chicago, HI. Psychology. Clarion Co,
Pa, July 12, 76. A.B, Allegheny, 98; A.M,
Harvard, 05, Ph.D, 09, traveling fellow, 09-
10. Supt, pub. schools, Vandergrift, Pa, 01-
04; principal, prep, sch, Allegheny, 05-07; asst.
philos, Harvard, 08-10; asst. prof, educ jwychol,
Michigan, 10-17; educ, Chicago, 17- Trustee,
Allegheny, 17- A. A; Psychol. Ass; Soc. Col.
Teachers Educ. Instincts and habits; eduea-
tional measuring instruments; instruction and
class organization.

Breed, Prof. Bobert S(tanley), N. Y. Agricultural
Experiment Station, Geneva, N. Y. Bacteriol-
ogy. Brooklyn, Pa, Oct. 17, 77. B.S, Amherst,
98; M.S, Colorado, 99; Ph.D, Harvard, 02.
Instr. biol, Colorado, 98-99; asst. zool, Harvard,
00-02; prof. biol. and geol, Allegheny, 02-
13; bacteriologist, N. F. Exp. Sta, Geneva, IS-;
prof, dairy hacter, N. T. State Col. Agr, Cornell,
go- A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Dairy
Sci. Ass. General bacteriology; bacterial and
cell content of milk ; sanitary milk.

Breese, Dr. B(iirtis) B(nrr), University of Cin-
cinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Psychology. Che-
mung Co, N. Y, May 17, 68. A.B, Kansas, 96;
A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 98 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 99.
Prof, psychol. and ethics, Tennessee, 02-04;
psychol, Cincinnati, 04- A.A; Psychol. Ass.
Inhibition; binocular rivalry; motor activity
and conscious activity.

Breteacher, Dr. Leo, D. Whitney Building, Detroit,
Mich. Medicine. Detroit, Oct. 1, 66. Berlin,
88-91; M.D, Pennsylvania, 92. Demonstrator
comp. physiol, Pennsylvania, 88-92, lecturer, 92-
93, prof, 93-94; clin. gastro-enterol and later
metabolism and dietetics, Detroit Col, Med, 04-
Soc. Nat; PhysioL Soc. Physiology of thyroid
gland; minimum albumen diet; physiology of
bleep; physiology of the superior laryngeal
nerve; metabolism; artificially prepared foods;
gall-stones; diet in health and disease.

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AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Breiteabecher, Prof. J(oseph) K(iimldr), Univer-
sity of Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Zoology,
Jacksonboro, Ohio, Oct. 28, 84. A.B, Miami, 10;
Ph.D, Chicago, 13. Research obbI, desert lab,
Carnegie Institution, 10-13; instr. biol, Western
Beserve, 18-16, asst. prof, 16-20; assoe. prof,
80ol, OkULhoma, XO- A.A; Ecol.Soc. Genetics;
animal behavior.

Breithnt, Dr. Frederick E(me8t), Calco Chem-
ical Co, Bound Brook, N. J. Chemiairy.
New York, N. Y, Aug. 15, 80. B.S, Col. City of
N. Y, 00; 8c.D, N. Y. Univ, 09. Instr. and
asst, prof, dhem, Col. City of N, Y, OS- Lec-
turer, Dept. Educ, N. Y. City; chemist, N. Y.
State Factory Conmiission; mem. advisory coun-
cil, Board of Health, and scientific staff, Bur.
Munic Besearch, N. Y. City; chairman, chem.
group, W. T. B; director, bur. conservation,
Fed. Food Board; major, C.Wil, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Chem. Teachers Club, llie partial
vapor pressures of binary mixtures.

Breitwleaer, Prof. J(oseph) V(alentlne), Univer-
sity of California, Berkeley, Calif. Psychology.
Jasper, Ind, March 31, 84. AJB, Indiana, 07,
A.M, 08; Ph.D, Columbia, 11. Asst psychol,
Indiana, 06-07, psychol. and philos, 07-08;
psychol, Columbia, 08-10; asst. prof, psychol.
and educ, Colo. Col, 10-11, prof, 11-19; assoo.
prof, eduo, California, 19- A. A; Psy^ol. Ass.
Attention and movement; advertising; educa-
tion; neuron theory; visual fusion; vocabulary
tests.

Breitzke, Charles F(rederick), Jersey City Water
Works, Boonton, N. J. Civil and sanitary engi-
neering. Newton Center, Mass, July 8, 84.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06. Asst. engineer, Board
Water Supply, N. Y. City and to John M. Far-
ley, 06; chemist, Hazen and Whipple, 07; bac-
teriologist, Jerome Park Exp. Sta, N. Y. City,
07 ; asst. engineer, Bering and Fuller, and N. Y.
State Dept. Health, 07-10; Board Water Supply,
N. Y. City, 10-12; Johnson and Fuller, 12-13;
sanit. engineer, bur. water, Jersey City, IS-
A. A; Civ^ Eng; Water Works Ass; Ass. Eng.
Societies; New Eng. Water Works Ass. Sani-
tation; water supply; sewage disposaL

Brem, Dr. Walter (Vernon), 1210 Brockman Build-
ing, Los Angeles, Calif. Medicine. ' Charlotte,
N. C, Nov. 5, 75. BJ9, North Carolina, 96; M.D,
Hopkins, 04. Med. house officer, Hopkins Hosp,
04-05; diief, med. service. Colon Hosp, C. Z, 07-
11; prof, baeter. and path, dept. med, Califor-
nia (Los Angeles), 11-14; director, south, div,
Calif. State Hygienic Lab, 13-16; major, M.C,
17-19. Certificate of honor, Am. Med. Ass, 11.
Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc Bact;
Ass. Tuber; Pub. Health Asti; S. Calif. Med. Soc.
(pres, 20). Internal medicine; malarial fever;
amebiasis; tuberculosis; influenzal meningitis;
vaccine treatment of typhoid bacillus carrier;
syphilis of central nervous system; tetanus;
paroxysmal hemoglobinuria; blood transfusion
and grouping.

Bremer, Dr. J(olin) L(ewi8), Harvard Medical
School, Boston Mass. Embryology. New York,
N. Y, Nov. 3, 74. A.B, Harvard, 96, MJ>, 01;
Oxford, 96-97. Asst. histol. and embryol, Har-
vard Med. 8eh, 02, instr, 02-06, demonstrator
histol, 06-11, asst. prof, 12-14, assoe. prof, 16-

A.A; Ass*. Anat; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist; Boston Soc. Med. ScL (sec'y, 08). Pul-
monary arteries of vertebrates; lung of opos-
sum; aberrant roots of cranial nerves; develop-
ment of blood vessels; interrelations of fetal
excretory organs and placenta.

Brenemaa, Prof. AO>ram) A(dam), 97 Water St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Lancaster, Pa,
April 23, 47. B.S, Pa. State, 66, M.S, 71. Act-
ing prof, chem, Pa. State, 68-69, prof, 69-72;
asst. prof, Cornell, 75-79, prof, indust. chem,
79-82; ehem. expert, 82- Chairman, jury on
mineral waters, Columbian Expos, 93; La.
Purchase Expos, 04; export mem. Munic. Ex-
plosives Commission, N. Y. City, 06-10. Chem.
Soc (v. pres, 89-92, ed, 'Jour,' 84-93, chair-
man, N. Y. sect, 06) ; N. Y. Chemists Club; cor.
mem. Phila. Acad. Water analysis and water
■^PPly; fixation of atmospheric nitrogen; indus-
trial chemistry.

Brenke, Prof. W(i]llam) OQiarlee), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Mathematics, Astron-
omy. Berlin, Germany, April 12, 74. B.S, Illi-
nois, 96, 97, MJ9, 99; Ph.D, Harvard, 07. Instr.
math, Illinois, 96-00, instr. math, and astron.
and in charge of observatory, 00-03; assoc

Srof. m^th, Nebraska, 07-13, prof, IS- A.A;
[ath. Soc; Math. Ass; Statist. Ass; Math.
Verein; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Some variable
stars; infinite series.

Breonan, Dr. Martin S(tanl8lAii8), 6304 Minne-
sota Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Astronomy, Geology.
St. Louis, July 23, 45. A3, Christian Brothers,
65, A.M, 69, ScJ), 00. Pastor, St. Thomas of
Aquin Church, 84-92; 8t. Zawrence's Chureh,
and prof, astron. and geol, Kenrick Theol. 8em,
8t. Louis, 9t- A.A; Astron. Soc; Pacific
Astron. Soc; St. Louis Acad; British Ass. Elec-
tricity.

Bnwmeman, Prof. J(ee8e) L(aMar), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Eans. Elec-
tHoaX engineering, GU>shen, Ind, Aug. 26, 86.
B.S, Chicago, 08; E.E, Wisconsin, 13. Teacher
physics and physical geog, high sch, Decatur, 111,
08-09; prof, physics and applied math, West-
minster (Mo), 09-11; in testing dept, Gen.
Elec Co, Schenectady, N. Y, 13-14; prof, phys-
ics and elec. eng. New Mexico, 14-17; physics
and automobile elec, Okla. Sch. Mines, 19-20;
asst. prof. elee. eng, Kansas 8tate, 20- A.A;
Elec Eng; Ass. Eng. Societies. Distribution of
potential on high tension insulators.

Brentsel, W(miam) B(dwBrd), Agricultural Col-
lege, Fargo, N. Dak. Tlant pathology, Kelso,
Mo, March 27, 89. B.S, Missouri, 15, A.M, 17.
Asst. bot, Missouri, 15-17; prof, biol. Western
Md. Col, 17-18; asst, pathologist, V. 8. Dept.
Agr, 18- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Crown rust of oats; fiax diseases.

Bretnall, Prof. O(eorge) H(ert>ert), State Normal
School for Women, Farmville, Va. Botany.
London, England, Feb. 12, 71. A.B, Cornell
(Iowa), 96, A.M, 97; Chicago, 01-02, summers,
05, 06, 07, 10. Instr. science, Epworth Sem, 99-
01; principal. Port Byron Acad, 02-03; head,
dept. biol, Menmouth, 03-11; State Nor. Sch,
Lacrosse, Wis, 11-18; 8tate Nor. 8oh. for
Women, Farmville, Va, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc.

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83

BretB, Prof. J H(arien)» UniTersity of Chicago,
OMeagOy IlL Geology. Ionia Co, Mich, Sept. 2,
82. AJB, Albion^ 05; Ph.D, Chicago, 13. Instr.
bioL and physiog, high sch, Flint, Mich, 05-07;
physiog. Queen Anne High Sch, Seattle, Wash;
out. prof, geol, Washington (Seattle), 13-14;
Chicago, IS- A.A; fel. Geol. Soc. Tertiary and
Qnatemarj geology of Washington and Oregon.

Brewer, Dr. G(6orge) E(mer8on), 16 E. 64th St,
New York, N. Y. Surgery, Anatomy, West-
field, N. Y, July 28, 61. A.B, Hamilton, 81,
A.M, 84; MJ), Harvard, 85; LL.D, Hamilton,

16. Demonstrator anat, Colmubia, 91-99, instr.
8i^?9 9^03, lecturer clin. surg, 03, prof, 04-13,
prof. surg. and surg. director, Presb. Hosp, 13-

17. Consulting surgeon, Presb. Hosp; Woman's
Hosp; St. Vincents; Manhattan Eye and Ear
Infirmary; City Hosp; Perth Amboy Hosp;
Muhlenberg Hosp, Plaimfield, N. J. FeL Surg.
Ass; feL Ass. Qenito-ITrinary Surg; 'fel. N. Y.
Surg. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; cor. mem. Ass.
fraui^aise d'Urol; Int. Surg. Soc Surgical
anatomy.

Brewster, Prof. O(arl) M(llton), 900 Campus Atb,
Pullman, Wash. Chemigtry, Chagrin Falls,
Ohio, May 19, 81. A.B, Oberlin, 03 ; A.M, Har-
vard, 06, Parkman fellow, 08-09. Asst. chem,
Harvard, 05-08; prof. chem. and physics, Mt.
Union, 10-12; asst. prof, chem, Wash, State, 12-
14, assoc. prof, 14-18, prof, IS- Chem. Soc.
(pres, N. Intermountain sect). Organic con-
densations; derivation of phenols and naphthols.

BrewBter, Donald B(ob8), J. W. Darling Lumber
Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. Forestry, Minneapolis,
Minn, April 6, 88. B.S, Minnesota, 10. Forest
asst, IT. S. Forest Service, 10-12, forest examiner,
12-20; J, W, Darling Lumber Co, tO- A.A;
Soc. Foresters; Eeol. Soc. Silviculture; forest
utilization and management; forest ecology;
kiln drying and seasoning of wood.

Brewster, E(dwiii) T(e]mey), 8 Judson Boad,
Andover, Mass. Biology, Lawrence, Mass, Oct.
11, 66. A.B, Harvard, 90, A.M, 91. Instr. sci-
ences, Wolfeboro, N. H, 90-92; FhUlips Acad,
96-03, physics, 07-08, geog, 16- A.A; Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist.

Brewster, Dr. J(08eph) F(ergu8), 17. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry, Barksdale, Md, Aug. 24, 79. A.B, Del.
Col, 98, A.M, 03; Ph.D, Berlin, 12. Instr.
chem, DeL Col, 00-05; commercial chemist, 05-
09; asst chemist, N. C. Exp. Sta, 12-13; org,
chemist, hur, chem, U. S. Dept, Agr, 14- Capt,
S.C. and C.W£, 18-19. Chem. Soc; Chem.
GeselL Enzymes; brucin; 1-oxyprolin; kafirin;
p-nitrotolnene.

Brewster, Prof. BCay) Qdiincy), University of
Elansas, Lawrence, Kans. Chemistry, Quthrie,
Okla, Nov. 27, 92. A.B, Ottawa (Kans), 14;
feUow, Kansas, 14-15, A.M, 15; fellow, Chicago,
17-18, Ph.D, 19. Asst. instr. chem, Kansas. 15-
17, asst, prof, 19- Chem.' Soc. Organic chem-
islry; salophen; thiourea and thiazolcs; organic
halids.

Breyer, Frank a(ottlob), Palmerton, Pa. Chem*
istry, Physics. Baltimore, Md, Dec. 21, 86. A.B,
Hopkins, 08, A.M, 10. Besearch chemist, N, J.
Zinc Co, Pa, 10-12, chief chemist, 12-17, chief,

research div, N, Y, 17- Chem. Soc. (chairman,
Lehigh Valley sect, 18, councilor, 18, 19);
Electrodiem. Soc; Min. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat.
(chairman, subcommittee, Di); Ceramic Soc;
Faraday Soc. Analytical chemistry; paint; rub-
ber; metals; chemical and metallurgical engi-
neering patents.

Bridge, Dr. Korman, 718 W. Adams St, Los An-
geles, Calif. Pathology, Sociology. Windsor,
Vt, Dec 30, 44. M.D, Northwestern, 68; M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 78; hon. A.M, Lake Forest, 89;
LL.D, Occidental, 20. Instr. med, Bush Med.
Col, 74-84, prof, 84-00, emer. prof, 00- Mem.
board of educ, Chicago, 81-84; board of elec-
tion commissioners, 86-90. A.A; emer. mem.
Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; Climat. Ass;
cor. mem. Wis. Acad.

Bridges, Dr. Calvin B(lackman),.475 Grand Ave,
Leonia, N. J. ^Genetics. Schuyler's Falls, N.
Y, Jan. 11, 89. B.S, Columbia, 12, fellow, 15-
16, Ph.D, 16; Cold Spring Harbor, 14. Private
research asst. to Prof. T. H. Morgan, Columbia,
10-15; asst. to Prof. Morgan under grants from
Carnegie Institution, 15-19, mem, staff, 19-
Soc. Nat. The genetics of the fruit fly; diromo-
some theory of heredity and sex determination.

Bridges, Prof. JCames) W(infred), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Psychology. Cas-
cumpec, P. E. Island, Sept. 14, 85. B.A, McGill,
11; A.M, Harvard, 12, fellow, 12-1», Ph.D, 15.
Teacher, pub. schools, P. E. Island, 03-08; asst
psydhol, Harvard, and intern, Psychopathic
Hosp, Boston, 13-14; lecturer. Alberta, 14-15;
instr, Ohio State, 15-17, asst. prof, 17- A.A;
Psychol. Ass. Decision types and their mental
correlates; point scale for measurii^g mental
ability; intelligence and social status; abnormal
psychology.

Bridgman, Prof. B(eDjainln) WCilUams), State
Normal School, Eau Claire, Wis. Physics. Dar-
lington, Wis, June 2, 72. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 06,
A.M, 08. Instr. physios, Wisconsin, 06-08;
prof, Westminster (Pa), 08-16; State Nor. Sch,
Eau Claire, Wis, 16- Physical Soc. Melting
points of tantalum and tungsten.

Bridgman, Herbert L(awrenoe), 296 Washington
St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Geography. Amherst, Mass,
May 30, 44. A.B, Amherst, 66, A.M, 69: hon.
A.M, 06, LL.D, 20. With * Springfield Republican, '
65-70; New Eng. Assoc. Press, 70-73; 'N. Y.
Tribune,' 73-77; Leslie's publications, 78-88;
'N. Y. Press,' 88-89; 'BrooJclyn Standard
Union,' 89- Lecturer, N. Y. pub. schools, 95-;
in command Peary auxiliary 'D\ana,' 99, 'Erik,'
01; IT. S. mem. Int. Polar Commission, 06; Int.
Polar Cong, 08, 13; hon. fel. Am. Museum Nat.
Hist. Chevalier Order Leopold II, 08. Am. Al-
pine Club; Am. Geog. Soc; Brooklyn Inst, (pres,
dept. geog, 06-) ; Phila. Geog. Soc.

Brtdgmao, Dr. Olga (Louise), 498 Carl St, San
Francisco, Calif. Psychology, Jackson, Michi
March 30, 86. A3, Michigan, 08, M.D, 10;
A.M, California, 14, fellow, 14r-15, Ph.D, 15.
Bes. physician. State Sch. for Girls, Geneva, HI,
10-12; asst. physician, Lincoln State Sch. for
Feeble-Minded and Epileptics, 12-13; instr.
psychol, California, 15-19, asst, cUn, prof» abnor.
psychol, 19- Abnormal psychology of childhood.

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Bridgman, Dr. P(6rcy) W(iUiam8), Jefferson Phys-
ical Laboratory^ Cambridge, Mass. *Physio8,
Cambridge, April 21, 82. A.B, Harvard, 04,
A.M, 05, Ph.D, 08. Besearch fellow and asst.
physics, Harvard, 08-13, asst. prof, 13-1^, prof,
19- Bumford medal. Am. Acad. Nat. Acad;
A.A; Philos. Soc; Physical. Soc; Am. Acad;
Wash. Acad; Soc. de Physique.

Brlerley, Prof. W(ilfrid) G(ordon), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Horticulture, Dover, N.
H, Sept. 9, 85. B.S.A, Cornell, 06; M.S, Wash.
State, 13. Instr. bot. and hort, Nat. Farm Sch,
07-08; hort, Wash. State, 09-13; asst. prof,
Minnesota, 13-17, assoc. prof, 17- Soc. Hort.
Sci; Pomol. Soc. Fruit growing.

Briggs, Arthur J(ames), 107 Victoria Place, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Mechanical engineering. Bristol,
N. Y, Aug. 13, 72. Genesee Wesleyan Sem,
92-95; Cornell, 00. Designer and inventor, Am.
Mutoscope and Biograph Co, 00-04; mech. engi-
neer, Smith Premier Typewriter Co, 04-09, eng.
manager, 09-11; consulting engineer and in-
ventor ^ Bemington Typewriter Co, 11- A.A;
Mech. Eng; Syracuse Tech. Club (v. pros, 16).
Moving pictures; typewriters; machine tools;
sewing machines; letter handling devices.

Briggs, O(lark) A(rthiir), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Physics, Joplin, Mo, June
19, 83. B.S. (E.E), Missouri, 07, A.M, 10.
Asst. physics, Missouri, 08-10; lab. asst. Bur.
Standards, 10-12, asst. physicist, 12-14, assoc.
physicist, li- Physical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc.
Standardization of Ohm tube; railroad track
scales; large scale construction.

Briggs, Dr. Lyman J(ames), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. *Physics, Assyria,
Mich, May 7, 74. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 93;
M.S, Michigan, 95; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01. Physi-
cist, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 96-06, physi-
cist in charge biophys. investigations, bur.
plant indnst, 07-19; physicist and chief, dvv.
eng, physics. Bur. Standards, tO- A.A; Physi-
cal Soc; Ecol. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. (sec'y,
06, pres, 16); Wash. Acad, (pres, 18). Phys-
ical properties of soils; finely divided solids and
solutions; physical factors in plant transpiration
and growth ; apparatus for biophysical research ;
evaporation; acceleration of gravity at sea;
gyroscopic stabilization; aerodynamics.

Briggs, Prof. TCliomas) B(olaad), 120 Delaware
Ave, Ithaca, N. Y. Physical chemistry, Hnd-
dersfield, England, Sept. 2, 8^. A.B, Cornell,
09, Ph.D, 13. Instr. chem, Worcester, 12-14;
asst. prof, physical chem, and electrochem, Cor-
nell, 15- Chem. Soc. Colloid chemistry; elec-
trochemistry.

IBrigham, Prof. Albert P(erry), Hamilton, N. Y.
"^ Geology, Geography. Perry, N. Y, June 12,
55. A.B, Colgate, 79, A.M, 82; A.M, Harvard,
92; ScD, Syracuse, 18. Clergyman, 82-91; prof,
geol, Colgate, 9S- Instr. geol, summer sch, Har-
vard, 95^ 96, 00; prof. geol. and physical geog,
summer sch, Cornell, 01-04; geol, summer sch,
Wisconsin, 06; lecturer geog, Oxford, summer,
08, 14; chief examiner geog, col. ent. exam,
board, 02-13; pres, Nat. Council Gteog. Teach-
ers, 18, 19. A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog. (sec*y>
04-13) ; Am. Geog. Soc. (pres, 14) ; N. Y. State

Sci Teachers Ass. (pres, 05). Physiography;
glacial geology; anthropogeography.

Brigham, Prof. Carl C(ampbell), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. Psychology. Marl-
boro, Mass, May 4, 90. Litt.B, Princeton, 12,
A.M, 13, Ph.Dj 16. Instr. psychol, Princeton,
16-17; asst. to chief of rehabilitation. Fed.
Board for Vocational Educ, 19-20; asst. prof,
psychol, Princeton, tO- Adviser, Can. Mil.
Hosp. Commission, 17; lieut. Tank C, 17-18.
Psychol. Ass. Intelligence tests.

Brigham, Dr. Beed O(shea), 1014 Cornwall Place,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Botany. Toledo, Ohio, Dec.
20, 88. B.S, Ohio State, 12; M.S, Dlinois, 14;
Ph.D, Michigan, 16. Instr. bot, Cincinnati, 17-
18. Instr. agr, Winona, summers, 13-18. A.A;
Bot. Soc. Plant physiology.

Brigham, Dr. William T(nft8), Bishop Museum,
Honolulu, Hawaii. Anthropology, Ethnology.
Boston, Mass, May 24, 41. A.B, Harvard, 62,
A.M, 65; hon. Sc.D, Columbia, 05. Instr. bot.
and in charge of dept. Harvard, 68-69; cu-
rator, Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 90-96, director,
96-19, emer. director, 19- Twice Lowell lec-
turer. A. A; Am. Acad; Phila. Acad; hon. fel.
Anthrop. Inst. Gt. Britain and Ireland; cor.
mem. Berlin Anthrop. Gesell; cor. mem. Soc.
Ital. d 'Anthrop. Firenze; cor. mem. Boyal Acad.
Sci. St. Petersburg. Geology; botany; ancient
Hawaiian worship; old Hawaiian E[apa.

Brightman, Prof. Charles L(ewlfl), 852 Ackerman
Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. Physios. Providence, R.
I, Dec. 20, 83. Ph.B, A.M, Brown, 09; fellow,
Qark, 13-15, Ph.D, 15. Asst. physics, Wesleyan,
09-10; instr, Mt. Holyoke, 10-13; DePauw, 15-
16; Syracuse, 16-18, asst. prof, 18-20, assoc.
prof, 20- A.A. Becalescenee of steel; thermo-
elastic relations of steel at high temperatures;
indicator solutions.

Brighton, Dr. Thomas B(ow), 219 K St, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Chemistry. Salt Lake City, Jan.
17, 87. B.S, Utah, 13; M.S, California, 16,
Ph.D, 17. Chemist, Utah Cons. Smelter Co. and
Utah Copper Co, 05-07, 09-19; instr. chem,
Utah, 12-14, asst. prof, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Utah Soc. Eng. Physical chemistry.

Brill, Dr. A(braham) A(rden), 1 W. 70th St,
New York, N. Y. Psychiatry. Kanczuga, Aus-
tria, Oct. 12, 74. Ph.B, N. Y. Univ, 01; M.D,
Columbia, 03. Asst. physician. Cent. Islip State
Hosp, 03-08; Psychiat. Qinic, Zurich, 07-08;
asst. mental diseases, Bellevue Hosp, 08-11;
asst. visiting physician, Neur. Hosp, 09-11;
chief neur. dept, Bronx Hosp, 12; asst. neur.
and psychiat, Vanderbilt Clinic, 08-14; lecturer
abnormal psychol. and psy choanal, N. Y. Univ,
14- Chief, psychiat. clinic, Columbia, 13-14;
adj. prof, psychiat, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch,
14-16. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Psy choanal. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; N. Y.
Psychoanal. Soc. (pres, 10-12) ; N. Y. Neur.
Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; Int. Verein Med.
PsychoL und Psychotherapie. Abnormal psy-
chology; psychoanalysis; psychopathology of the
only child; neurology; psychiatry.

BrUl, Oeorge M(a6kenzie), Poughquag, N. Y.
Mechanical engineering. Poughquag, March 24.
66. M.E, Cornell, 91, M.M.E, 05. Engineer of
tests, Solvay Process Co, Syracuse, N. Y, 91-96,

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ehief engineer, Detroit, Mich, 06-97; gen. engi-
neer, Swift and Co, Chicago, 111, 97-00; eonnUt-
ing engineer, 00- Major, O.II.C, 17; chief, re-
quirements sect. Emergency Fleet Corp, 18.
Chairman, jury awards, Panama-Pacific Expos,
15. AJL; Mech. Eng. (manager, 04-07, v. pres,
10-12); Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; West. Soc. Eng.

Brill, Prof. Harvey C(layton), Oxford, Ohio.
Chemistry. Camden, Ohio, Dec. 29, 81. A.B,
Miami, 08^; Ph.D, Michigan, 11. Asst. prof,
ehem, Miami, 11-13; org. chemist, Bnr. Science,
P. I, 13-16, chief, div. org. chem, 16-18; prof,
chetn. and head of dept, Miami, 18- Mem.
Board of Food and Dmg Inspection, P. I, 14-
17. Edible and other commercial oils; alcoholic
and enzymic fermentation; medicinal plants of
the Philippine Islands; synthetic drugs.

Brm, Dr. K(athaii) E(dwln), 48 W. 76th St, New
York, N. Y, Medicine, Biology, New York,
Jan. 13, 60. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 77, A.M,
83. Lecturer med. juris, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med.
8ch, 82, neuroanat. and neuropath, 83-84;
attending phytician, Mt, Sinai Hosp, N, Y, 9S-;
prof, €iin. med, Columbia, 10- A.A; Am. Physi*
eians; Ass. Anat; Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Tuber; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med;
N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y. Neur. Soc; N. Y. Tuber.
Aps. (sec'y^; N. Y. Soc. Med. Juris, (pres, 90).
Internal medicine.

Brimhall, Dr. Dean B^ Provo, Utah. Psychology,
Provo, Dec. 11, 86. A.B, Brigham Young, 13;
A.M, Columbia, 16, Ph.D, 20. Prof, psyehoi
Brigham Young, 16- Asst. psychol, Columbia,
17-18. A. A. Inheritance of mental traits.

Brimley, O(lement) S(ainael),Newbeme Ave, cor.
Tarboro St, Baleigh, N. C. Zoology, Great
Linford, England, Dec. 18, 63. Bedford Co. Sch,
England. Asst, insect surv, N, C, Dept, Agr,
Soc. Mammal; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp; N. C.
Acad, (pres, 13). Entomology and herpetology
of North Carolina.

Brink, Dr. Baymond W(oodward), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Mathematics,
Newark, N. J, Jan. 4, 90. B.S, Kansas State,

08, B.S.E.E. 09; A.M, Harvard, 15, Ph.D, 16,
traveling fellow, at Paris, 16-17. Instr. maith,
Idaho, 09-12; Minnesota, 12-13, 17-19, assoc,
prof, 19- Lecturer math, Edinburgh, 19-
Math. Soc; Edinburgh Math. Soc. Analysis.

Brlnsmade, Prof. Bobert Bmce, Ixmiquilpan, Hgo,
Mex. Mining engineering, Elmira, N. Y, Aug.
27, 73. B.S, Washington (St. Louis), 95; E.M,
LcJiigh, 95. Prof, mining eng, N. Mex. Sch.
Mines, 05-06; director, Wu. Mining Trade Sch,
07-08 ; prof, mining eng. West Virginia, 10-11 ;
consulting mvnAng engineer, 11- Mining ex-
ploration, Argentina, 01-02, Santo Domingo, 08-

09. A.A; Min. Eng; Eng. Educ; Coal Min.
Inst; W. Va. Coal Min. Inst. Geology; milling;
metallurgy; technical education; conservation;
taxation.

Brinton, Prof. Paul H(enry) M(allet)-P (revest),

University of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Chemistry,
Bichmond, Va, May 8, 82. B.S, Minnesota, 12,
M.8, 13, Ph.D, 16. Commercial chemist, 02-07;
instr. chem, Minnesota, 0^12; asst. prof, Ari-
sona, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-14, prof, anaX, chem,
14' Capt, C.W.S. A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem.

Gesell. Analytical and physieal-inorganie chem-
istry; rare elements.

Briscoe, Dr. 0(harle8) F (rands), Agricultural
College, Miss. Bacteriology. DePauw, Ind, Nov.
1, 68. A.B, Indiana, 99 ; A.M, lUinois, 07, Ph.D,
12. Teacher, pub. schools, 88-93; science and
math, Ohio Valley Nor. Col, 96-97; principal,
high sch^ Hoopeston, 111, 9^-03; instr. hooter,
Illinois, 05-12; prof. Miss, Agr, College, 19-
A.A; Soc Baet. Tubercle bac&li and tubercu-
losis of farm animals; bacteriological effects of
green manures; sero-diagnosis of pregnancy in
mares.

Bristol, Prof. Charles L(awrence), New York Uni-
versity, University Heights, New York, N. Y.
^Zoology, Ballston Spa, N. Y, Sept. 29, 69.
B.S, N. Y. Univ,,83, M^S, 88; fellow, Qark, 91;
fellow, Chicago, 92-93, PhJ), 95. Instr, River-
view Acad, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, 84-88; prof,
sool, South Dakota, 88-91; N. Y. Univ, 94-
Director, N. Y. Univ. zool. expeditions to Ber-
muda, 97-; assoc. director, Bermuda BioL Lab.
for Besearch, 04-07. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; ,
fel. N. Y. Acad. Metamerism in leeches; the
marine fauna of Bermuda.

Bristol, Dr. L(everett) D(ale), Augusta, Maine.
Public health, Chicago, 111, June 2, 80. B.S,
Wesleyan, 03; M.D, Hopkins, 07; D.P.H, Har-
vard» 18. Instr. bacter. and path, Syracuse,
07-08; Clin. asst. med, Minnesota, 08-12; asst.
prof, bacter, Syracuse, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-14;
prof, bacter. and hygiene, North Di^ota, and
director, state pub. health laboratories, 14-16;
asst. prev. med. and hygiene, Harvard, 17; state
commissioner of health, Maine, 17- Prof,
bacter. and pub. health, and dean, col. med, Ten-
nessee, 19; director Anti-Tuber. Dispensary,
St. Paul, 11-12. Soc. Bact ; Ass. Path, and Bact ;
Pub. Health Ass; Ass. Tuber. Public health;
amebic dysentery; tuberculosis; mediastinal tu-
mors; cancer etiology; paratyphoid; wound
diphtheria; scarlet fever; measles; rural sani-
tation.

Bristol, Prof. W(lllla)m H(enry), Waterbury,
Conn. Mathematics, Physics, Waterbury, July
5, 59. M.E, Stevens, 84. Instr, manual dept,
workingman's sch, Soc. for Ethical Culture, N.
Y, 83-86; math, Stevens, 86-88, asst. prof, 88-99,
prof, 99-06. Pres, Bristol Co, Waterbury, Conn.
A.A; Mech. Eng; Elec. Eng; Electrochem. Soc.
Development of Bristol's recording instruments
for pressure, temperature and electricity; record-
ing pyrometer for temperature above 1000° F.

Biittain, Prof. W(llliam) H(anfld), Agricultural
College, Truro, N. S, Can. Entomology, IVed-
ericton, N. B, Sept. 30, 89. B.S.A, McGill, 11 ;
M.S.A, Cornell, 20. Asst. biol, McGill, 11 ; pro-
vincial entomologist and plant pathologist, B.
C, 12-14; proviiyiial entomologist, N, S, and
prof, soot, Agr, Col, Truror, 14- A.A. Fruit
insects.

Btltton, Dr. Edgar Cday)^ West Park Drive,
Midland, Mich. Chemistry, Wabash, 11-14;
A.B, Michigan, 15, Ph.D, 18. Teacher, pub.
schools, Parke Co, Ind, 09-11; asst. gen. chem,
Michigan, 15-18, instr, org, chem, 18-20; re-
search, Dow Chem. Co, 20- Scientific asst, U.
S. Pub. Health Service, summer, 17. Hetero-
cyclic organic chemistry; the free radicle.

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Biitton, Dr. NCathaiiiel) L(ord), New York Bo-
tanical Garden, Bronx, New York, N. Y. *Bot-
any. New Dorp, S. 1, N. Y, Jan. 15, 59. E.M,
Columbia, 79, Fh.D, 81^ hon. ScD, 04; LLJD,
Pittsburgh, 12. Aast. geol, Columbia, 79-87,
instr, bot, 87-90, adj. prof, 90-91, prof, 91-96,
emer, prof, 96-; direcior-in-chief, N, Y, Bot.
Garden, 96- Botanist and asst. geologist, N. J.
Geol. Surv, 80-90; field asst, U. S. Geol. Sury,
82 ; adviser in bot, Carnegie Institution, 02, biol.
board, 08- Nat. Acad; A. A. (▼. pres, 96);
Bot. Soc. (pres, 98, ▼. pres, 07, pres, 20);
Am. Inst; Torrey Bot. Club (ed, 86-97); fel.
N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 01, preg, 07) ; N. Y. Hort
Soc ; N. Y. Micros. Soc ; bon. mem. Phila. Col.
Pharmacy; Staten Isl. Nat. Sci. Ass. (pres, 88-
91) ; Wash. Biol. Soc. American systematic
botany; North American flora (Crassulaceae,
Cactaceae, Cyperaceae); flora of the West In-
dies, Bolivia and Paraguay.

Britton, Mrs. N. L. (Elizabeth Gertrode), 2965
Decatur Ave, Bronx, New York, N. Y. * Botany,
New York, Jan. 9, 58. N. Y. City Nor. Col, 75.
Critic teacher pediEm^ training dept, N. Y. City
Nor. Col, 75-82, teacher bot, 82-85; hon, astoe.
instr, and curator nu>S8 ooUectiont, N. Y. Bot*
(harden. Bot Soc; Torrey Bot. Club (ed, 'Bui,'
86-89). Anatomy and classification of mosses,
especially of North America.

Britton, Dr. W(iltoii) B(T«rett), Agricultural
Experiment Station, New Haven, Conn. Ento-
mology, Botany. Marlboro, Mass, Sept. 18, 68.
B.S, N. H. C<fi, 93; Cornell, 93-94; Ph.D, Yale,
03. Horticulturist, Conn. Exp. 8ta, 94-01, en-
tomologist, and state entomologist, 01- Lec-
turer entom, forest sch, Yale, 01-05; entomolo-
gist, State Board of Agr, 04. AAj Ass. Econ.
Entom. (presi 09); Entom. Soc; Cfonn. Pomol.
and Bot. Societies; Wash. Entom. Soc. Nutri-
tion of plants; life histories of insects; methods
of combating injurious speeies; insects of Con-
necticut: economic insects; fiora of the North
Haven (Conn) sand-plains.

Broadhnrat, Miss J(eaa), Teachers College, New
York, N. Y. Bacteriology. Stockton, N. J, Bee.
29, 73. B.S, Teachers Col, Columbia, 03, A.M,
Columbia, 08; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Teacher, N. J.
State Nor. Sch, 03-06; instr. biol, Teachers Col,
Columbia, 06-14, asst. prof, 14- A.A; Soc.
Bact. (councilor); Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed).

Brock, Prof. Henry M, S.jr, Woodstock College,
Woodstock. Md. Physics. Boston, Mass, May
8, 76. A.B, Boston, 97; BJB, Mass. Inst Tech,
00; Woodstock (Md), 03-05; Ore Seminary,
England, 09-13. Prof, physics, Holy Cross, 05-
09 ; Woodstock, IS- A.A ; Physical Soc ; Meteor.
Soc. Methodology; scientific biography.

Brock, Prof. B(eglnald) WCalter), University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can. Oeoh
ogy. Perth, Ont. Jan. 10, 74. Toronto, 90-92;
M.A, Queen's (Can), 95; Heidelberg, 95, 00-01.
Instr. miner, Sch. of Mining, Kingston, 96-97;
geologist. Can. Geol. Surv, 97-08, director, 08-
14; prof, geol, Sch. of Mining, 02-14; deputy
commissioner mines. Can, 14-; dean, faculty ap-
plied science, British Columbia. Major, C. E. F,
15-19; consulting eeologist, Egyptian E. F.
Commissioner, Frank Landslide Inquiry, 03;
Int. GeoL Cong. A. A. (v. pres, 09) ; Geol. Soc;
Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; fel. Royal Soc.

Can. (gen. see'y); Can. Min. Inst. Economic
geology.

Brode, Prof. H(oward) S(tidham), Whitman Col-
lege, Walla Walla, Wash. Zoology. Stark Co,
111, Aug. 28, 66. Fellow, Chicago, 94-96, B.8,
Ph.D, 96. Asst. zool, Illinois, 81^93; prof, biol,
Whitman, 99- Instr, Woods Hole, 95; director
Puget Sound Biol. Sta, 09-17. A. A; EooL Soc;
Soc. Mammal; West. Soc. Nat. Morphology of
annelids.

Brttdsl, Prof. Max, Johns Hopkins Medical School,
Baltimore, Md. Medical illustration. Leipzig,
Germany, June 8, 70. Acad, of Fine Arts, Leip-
zig, 85-90. Instr. art applied to med, Hophins,
0^-06, assoc, prof, 06- Ass. Anat; hon. mem.
Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty. Embryology;
methods of scientific illustration.

BroderBon, Dr. HCenry) J(oliii), 318 Cleveland
Ave, Whiting, Ifid. Chemistry. Minneapolis,
Minn, Oct. 7, 83. A.B, Nebraska^ 09; A.M,
Kansas, 11; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. InstT. ehem,
Illinois, 13-17; chemist, Standard OU Co. of
Ind, 17- Petroleum products.

Brodie, B(enton) K(lrkwood), Proctor and Gam-
ble Co, Ivorydale, Ohio. Chemistry. Portland,
Oregon, Sept 12, 87. B.S, Oregon Col, 08; Chi-
cago, 10, M.S, 11. Instr. chem, Ojsegon Col, 09-

12, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc. prof, 15-18; fellow,
Mellon Inst, 18-20; chemist. Proctor and Qam-
ble Co, 20- A. A; Chem. Soc Oil; fat; soap;
glycerin.

Brokaw, Dr. Albert DCndley), 90 West St, New
York, N. Y. Geology. Granville, HI, Oct. 9,
80. B.S, Chicago, 08, fellow, 10-11, Ph.D.

13. Lecture asst. chem, Chicago, 08-10, asst,
11-12, instr. miner, and eeon. geol, 12-13,
asst. prof, 14-18, assoc. prof, 18-19; consulting
geologist, 19- Chem. Soc. Solution of gold in
the surface alteration of ore bodies; precipita-
tion of gold; parafOin dirt of the gulf coast oil
fields.

Bronfenbrenner, Prof. J(aeqa6s) J(acob), 48
Francis St, Brookline, Mass. Bacteriology.
Cherson, Bussia, Nov. 21, 83. Imperial Univ,
Odessa, 02-06; Pasteur Inst, Paris, 07-09;
Ph.D, Columbia, 12; D.P.H, Harvard, 11^. Asst,
Pasteur Inst, Paris, 08-09; scholar, fellow and
asst, Rockefeller Inst, 09-13; director, research
and diagnostic laboratories, West. Pa. Hosp,
Pittsburgh, 13-17; asst. prof. prev. med. and
hygiene. Harvard, 17- A. A; Soc. Bact; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Ass. Immunol; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Ass. Tuber; Chem. Soc; Ass. Endocrinol; Co-
lumbia Biochem. Ass. (v. pres, 16). Immunity;
anaphylaxis; serum ferments; food poisoning;
identification of bacteria.

Brenner, Dr. Augusta F(ox), 40 Court St, Boston,
Mass. Psychology. LouisviUe, Ky, July 22, 81.
B.S, Columbia, 06, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 14. Teacher
English, Louisville Girls High Sch, 06-11; asst
educ. Teachers Col, Columbia, 11-13; din. psy-
chologist, Psychopathic Inst, Chicago, 13-17;
assoc. director. Judge BaJcer Foundation, 17-
Psychol. Ass; Psychopath. Ass. Juvenile delin-
quency; educational psychology; tests.

Bronson, Prof. Howard L(ogan), Dalhousie TTni-
versity, Halifax, N. S, Can. Physics. Wash-
ington, Conn, July 12, 78. A.B, Yale, 00, PhJ),
04. Instr. physics, Lehigh, 00-01; asst, Yale,

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01-04; demonstrator, McGlll. 04r4)7, lectorer,
07-09, asst. prof, 00-10; Munro prof, Dal-
hcu9ie, 10- A. A; Physical Soc; M, Royal Soc.
Can; N. S. Inst, (pres, 18-20). Radioactiyity;
Mgh resistances; standard eells.

Brooke, Will(lam) B(ll8wortb), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Mathematics^
Engineering, Minier, Bl, Oct. 7, 70. B.C.E,
Nebraska, 92, A.M, 96. Fellow and asst. matk,
Nebraska, 94-97; instr, kigh sch, Omaka, 97-
01; math, and meeh, Minnesota, 01-05, asst.
prof, and prof, 05-12, head prof. It- A.A;
Matk. Soc; Eng. Edne; Math. Verein; Cireolo
Mat. di Palermo. Irrational integrals.

BrookOTer, Prof. Gha(rl6)8, University of Louis*
▼ille, Louisville, Ky. Zoology. Adams Co, Ohio,
March 11, 70. B.Ped, Ohio (Athens), 94, M.8,
98; Columbia, 00-01; Chicago. 07-08, Ph.D, 10.
Asst. prof, biol, Colo. Col, 98-01; prof, nat.
science, Buchtel, 01-13; histol. and embryol, Ar-
kansas, 13-17; anat, hisM, and embryol, Louis^
viUe, 17- aA; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc. (pres,
14) ; Okie Acad. Human and comparative em-
bryology; nasal apparatus of Amia calva and of
teleosts.

Bzookfl, Alfted H(iil8e), U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. *Oeology, Ann Arbor,
Mich, July 18 71. Stuttgart, 89-90; Munich,
90-91; B.8, Harvard, 94; Paris, 97-98; ScD,
Colgate, 20. Asst. geolo^t, U. 8. Geoh 8urv,
94-01, geologist, 01-02, geologist in charge, div,
Alaskan mineral resources, OS- Daly gold
medal. Am. Cteog. Soc, 13; Maltebrun gold
medal, Soc. gfog. de Paris, 13. Lieut, col, corps
engineers, and chief geologist, A.E.F, 17-18.
A.A; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and MetaL Soc;
Ass. Geog; Explorers Club; Wash. Acad; Soo.
Beige de G^l. Stratigraphic, eeonomie and
general geology; geography, geology and min-
eral resources of Alaska; military geology.

Brooks, Allan, Okanagan Landing, B. C, Can.
Ornithology, Etawah, N. W. P, India, Feb. 15,
69. Mem. Omith. Union; Soc Mammal; Cooper
Omith Club; Wash. BioL Soc; cor. mem. Iion-
don Zool. Soc; British Omith. Union; Bombay
Nat. Hist. Soc. Mammalogy; fauna of Britidii
Columbia.

Brooks, A(lonso) B(ee<dier), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Forestry, French
Creek, W. Va, May 6, 73. B.SA, West Virginia,
12. Forester, W. Va. Geol. Surv, 10-11; W. Va.
Exp. Sta, 13-16; forest pathologist, hwr. plant
inaust, V, 8, Vept. Agr, 17- Ecol. Soc; Soc
Foresters. Forests of West Virginia; ckestnut
blight; white pine blister rust.

Brooks, Prof. Ansel, Brown University, Provi-
dence, B. L Mechanics. Worcester, Mass, 76.
Ph.B, Yale, 98, M.E, 01. Asst. meek, eng, Yale,
98^1; instr. mech, Brofon, 03-04, asst. prof,
04-08, assoc. prof, 08- AA; Mech. Eng. Aero-
nautics.

Brooks, Dr. Benjamin T(albott), Chemists Club,
52 E. 41st St, New York, N. Y. Chemisiry.
Columbus, (%io, Dec 29, 85. A3, Ohio State,
06; PhJ), GSttingen, 12. Asst. chemist, Bur.
Standards, 06-07; research chemist. Bur. Sci-
ence, P. I, 07-11; fellow, Mellon Inst, 12-17;
prof. chem. eng, Pittsburgh, 13-17; chief chem-
ist, Commerciid Besearch Co, 17-18, oonsMing

chemist, 18- Chem. Soc; London Soc. Chem.
Indust; London Inst. Petrol. Tedinol. Organic
chemistry; petroleum; gasolene by cracking; es-
sential oils.

Brooks, Dr. Charles, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology,
Salem, Ind, April 4, 72. A.B, Indiana, 04; A.M,
Missouri, 05, Ph.D, 08. Instr. bot, N. H. Col,
05-06, prof, and botanist, Exp. Sta, 06-12;
pathologist, hur, plant indust, U, 8, Dept, Agr,
It- Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc (v. pres, 17);
Wash. Bot. Soc. Fruit diseases, especially those
of apples.

Brooks, Dr. Charles B(dward), Gay Building,
Madison, Wis. Mathematics. Baltimore, Md,
Aug. 26, 79. A3, Hopkins, 00, PhJ), 04. Com-
puter, Prudential Ins. Co, 04--05; actuary, South.
Life Ins. Co, 06-09; instr. math, and insurance.
Northwestern, 10-13; asst. prof, California, 15-
17, insurance^ 15-17; actuary, Carnegie Founda-
tion Adv. Teaching and Teachers Ins. and An-
nuity Ass, 17-19; consulting actuary, 19- Lec-
turer, Hopkins, 09; consultant, Bur. War Bis^
Ins, 17. Medal, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15.
Math. Soc; Econ. Ass; Inst. Actuaries. Eco-
nomics of insurance.

Brooks, Dr. Charles F(ranklin), U. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, D. C. Meteorology, Clima*
tology. St. Paul, Minn, May 2, 91. A3,
Harvard, 11, A.M, 12; Ph.D, 14. Besearch
asst. Blue Hill Observatory, 12-13; asst physi-
cal geog. and meteorol. Harvard^ 18-14; instr.
geog, l^le, 15-18; meteorologist, U, 8. Weather
Bur, 18- Asst, office farm management, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 14-18; asst. instr. meteorol, Sig. S,
18; assoc ed, < Monthly Weather Bev,' 18-19.
A. A; fel. Meteor. Soc (see'y, 20); Ass. Geog.
(v. pres, 20); Am. Geog. Soc; Seismol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. Snowfall of
the United States; seasonal work on farm
crops; ocean temperatures in long-range fore-
casting; clouds.

Brooks, Prof. Clyde, University, Ala. Physiology,
Paris, Mo, Aug. 30, 79. A.B, Missouri, 05; fel-
low, Chicago, 06-07, 08-09, Ph.D, 11, M.D,
Bu^ Med. Col, 13. Asst. physiol, Missouri, 05;
instr. physiol. and Pharmacol, Washington (St.
Louis), 07-08; asst. pharmaeol. and exp. thera-
peut, Chicago, 09-10; instr. physioL.and Phar-
macol, Pittsburgh, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-16;
prof, and head, dept. physiol, physioL chem. and
Pharmacol, Ohio State, 16-20; prof, physiol. and
physiol, chem. and dean, sch. med, Alabama, tO-
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Prof. The circulation; blood pres-
sure; physiology of central nervous system; ex-
perimental therapeutics.

Brooks, Fred B(me6t), French Creek, W. Ya.
Entomology, Mammalogy. French Creek, June
8, 6S. Pub. sch; Buckhannon Business Col.
Entomologist, deciduous-fruit insect inwestiga-
tions, bwr. entom, U, 8. Dept. Agr, Assoe. en-
tomologist, W. Ya. Exp. Sta, 03-10; statist
agent for W. Va, bur. statist. U. S. Dept. Asr,
04-08; lecturer agr, farmers^ institutes. A^A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Soc. Manmial;
W. Va. Hort. Soc (sec'y-treas, 02-09). Insect
enemies of grapes and apples; feeding habits
of mice, moles and shrews; boring insects of
fruit trees; codling moth; nut atta<&ng insects.

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Brooks, Dr. Harlow, 47 W. Ninth St, New York,
N. Y. Pathology, Internal medicine. Medo,
Minn, Mareh 31, 61. M.D, Michigan, 05; Frei-
burg, 9S, Prof. din. med, Univ. and Bellevue
Hasp. Med. Col, 08- Pathologist, N. Y. Zool.
Park; visiting physician, N. Y. City Hosp. and
Montefiore Hosp; consulting phyedcian, Mem.
Hosp ; Beth Israel^ and others. Col, M. B. C.
A. A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Soe. Exp. Biol; Am.
Physicians; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y.
Zool. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Pathological anat-
omy; internal medicine.

Brooks, H(erbert) B(arton), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Phytice' New Bremen,
Ohio, Jan. 25, 69. M.E.(E.E), Ohio State, 03.
Asst. physics, Ohio State, 00-02, elec. eng, 02-
03; lab. asst, Bur, Standards, 03-05, asst. phys-
icist, 05-10, assoc. physicist, 10-18, physicist,
18- Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Precision elec-
trical measurements; potentiometer; moving-coil
galvanometers; ratio and phase angle of instru-
ment transformers.

Brooks, Dr. Herbert Tdiomas), 1100 Title Insur-
ance Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Medicine.
Walton, Tex. March 2, 82. A.B, Presbyterian
(S. C), 01; M.D, Tennessee, 06; Harvard Med.
Sch, 10, 13; Vienna, 12, 14. Prof, path, Ten-
nesse, 11-18, dean, col. med, 13-17; assoc. prof,
med. Southern California, 18- Ass. Path, and
Bact.

Brooks, Fres. John P(ascal), Clarkson College of
Technology, Potsdam, N. Y. CivU engineering,
Kittery, Maine, Sept. 24, 61. B.S, Dartmouth,
85, M.S, 93, Se.D, 15. Instr. civil eng, Lehigh,
90-97; prof, Kentucky, 97-06; assoc. prof, Dli-
nois, 06-11; pres, ClarJcson Col. Tech, 11-
Assoc, mem. Civil Eng. Street railway location;
the bearing power of earth; stresses in high-
way bridge trusses.

Brooks, Prof. Morgan, University of Illinois, tTr-
bana, 111. Engineering. Boston, Mass, March
12, 61. Ph.B, Brown, 81; M.E, Stevens, 83.
Practising engineer, 83-98; prof. elec. eng, Ne-
braska, 98-01; Illinois, 01- Occasional lec-
turer, Minnesota, 93-98. Mech. Eng; Elee.
Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soe; Eleetrochem. Soe; West.
Soc. Eng. Alternating currents and telephony;
self-syndironizing of alternators; reactance
coils.

Brooks, Dr. S(iininer) O(iidilng), Hygienic Labo-
ratory, Washington, D. C. Physiology. Sapporo,
Japan, Aug. 17, 88. B.S, Mass. Col, 10; Ph.D,
Harvard, 16. Biochemist, research inst, Nat.
Dental Ass, 16; research fellow. Western Be-
serve, 17; tropical med, Harvard Med. Sch, 17-
19; assoc. prof, physiol. and biochem, Bryn
Mawr, 19-20; hiologist, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub.
Eedlth Service, tO- A. A; Chem. Soc; Bot. Soc.
Permeability of plant cells to electrolytes;
uranium poisoning; biological effects of light;
immunoehemistry.

Brooks, Dr. W (1111a) m P(enn), Amherst, Mass.
Agronomy. Norwell, Mass, Nov. 19, 51. B.S,
Mass. Col, 75; Ph.D, Halle, 97; Nogaku Hakushi,
Japan, 18. Prof, agr. Imp. Col. Agr, Sapporo,
Japan, 77-89; prof, agr, Mass. Col, and agri-
culturist, Hatch Exp. Sta, 8^05, acting pres.
and director, 05-06, director and agriculturist,
Mass. Exp. Sta, 06-18, consulting agriculturist.

18- Pres. ad. interim. Imp. Col. Agr, Japan,
80-83, 86-87. Awards, Columbian and Pan- Am.
Expositions. A. A; Soe. Prom. Agr. Sci; Pub.
Health Ass; Mass. Forestry Ass. Plant nutri-
tion; agriculture; x^oultry.

Brooks, Prof. William B(ol>ert), Smith Observa-
tory, Geneva, N. Y. Astronomy, Physics. Maid-
stone, England, June 11, 44. English and Am.
pub. and private schools ; hon. A.M, Hobart, 91 ;
Sc.D, Hamilton, 98. Director, Red House Ob-
servatory, Phelps, N. Y, 72-88; Smith Observa-
tory, 88-, prof, astron, Hobart, 00-; William
Smith, 08- Ten medals. Pacific Astron. Soc;
ten Warner gold prizes; Lalande medal, Paris
Acad; gold medal. La. Purchase Expos, 04;
medal, Soc Astron. de Mex. A. A; fel. Royal
Astron. Soc. Comets (27 discovered); nebulae;
solar, planetary and double star observations;
celestial photography.

Broomall, Henry L(e^), 1302 Commonwealth
Building, Philadelhpia, Pa. Anthropology
Chester, Pa, April 12, 60. Swarthmore, 73-77
A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Del. Co. (Pa) Inst. Sci. (v
pres, 95-12); Phila. Acad. Linguistics; Span
ish dialects; £1 Mofo inscriptions; nautical Eng
lish; grammar and phonetics in living Indo
European languages; psychological processes in
acquisition and loss of the vernacular.

Brossard, Prof. E(dgar) B(emard), Logan, Utah.
Agriculture. Oxford, Idaho, April 1, 89. B.S,
Utah Col, 11; M.S, Minnesota, 17, Ph.D, 20.
Instr. math, Utah Col, 09-10 ; farm management
demonstrator for Utah, 14-16; instr. farm man-
agement, Minnesota, 18-19; prof, Utah Col, and
in charge farm management and farm economics
investigations, Exp. Sta, 19- Farm Econ. Ass.
Farm management; farm economics; farming
in Utah.

Brotkarton, Wilber, Jr, 1115 Ferdon Road, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Botany. Detroit, Mich, March 1,
96. A.B, Michigan, 16, M.S, 17. Asst. pathol-
ogist, office cotton, truck and forage crop disease
investigations, bwr. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 18- Bot. Soc. Genetics; disease resist-
ance in plants.

Brown, Dr. Alfred J(6rome), National Bank
Building, Omaha, Neb. Surgery. New York,
Aug. 27, 78. A.B, Yale, 99; M.D, Columbia,
03. Asst. anat, Columbia, 09-11, instr, 11-18;
major, M.C, 18^-19; asst. prof, surg, col. med,
Nebraska, 19- Ass. Anat; Col. Surg; feL N. Y.
Acad. Med. Posterior cardinal-omphalomesen-
teric communications in adult mammals; per-
forated ulcer in typhoid fever; cephalic tetanus;
localization of foreign bodies in body tissues.

Brown, Bailey E(dgar), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
CookeviUe, Tenn, Nov. 10, 79. B.S, Ala. Poly-
tech, 99, M.S, 00. Meat inspector, Birmingham,
Ala, 00; chemist, Dimmick Cast Iron Pipe and
Foundry Co, 00-01 ; biochemist, U. S. Dept. Agr,
01- Detailed by U. S. Dept. Agr, asst. prof,
exp. agron, Pa. State, 07-11. Soc. Agron.
Fertilizer requirements of soil types.

Brown, Bamum, American Museum of Natural
History, New York, N. Y. Vertebrate paleon-
tology. Carbondale, Kans, Feb. 12, 73. A.B,
Kansas, 07. Asst. curator, dept. vert, paleont.

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89

Am, Museum Nat. Hist, 97-11, assoe, curator,
11- Fossil hunting expeditions to various
plaees in North and South Am, 97- Geol. Soc;
Paleont. 8oe; Kans. Acad. Economic geology;
oil and gas; Pleistocene mammals; Cretaceous
and Jurassic dinosaurs; Cretaceous birds.

BroTO, Baxter L(aiiioiit), Merchants-Laclede
Building, St. Louis, Mo. CiviX engineering.
Bush, N. Y, June 20, 64. Pub. schools. Chief
engineer, St. Louis Valley Railway, 01-05;
practising engineer, 05- Civil Eng; St. Louis
Eng. Club (pres, 19).

Brown, Prof. Benjamin H, Walla Walla, Wash.
Thysies, Wis, 66. A.B, Ripon, 94, A.M, 96.
Trof, physics, Whitman, 95- A. A; Physical
Soc; Ass. Prof. Pulling loads.

Bro\m, Dr. Oalvin S(nilfh), University, Hiss.
Geology, Archeology, Obion Co, Tenn, Feb. 13,
66. B.S, Vanderbilt, 88, M.S, 91, ScD, 92;
Ph.D, Colorado, 99; Paris and Leipzig, 94-95;
Spain, Italy and Oreece, 03-04. Instr. English,
Vanderbilt, 95-96; comp. lit, Colorado, 98-00;
acting prof, modem languages, Mississippi, 02;
acting asst. prof. Romance languages, Missouri,
04-05; prof, Mississippi, 05- Collector of flora
of Azores; archeologist, Miss. QeoL Surv. A.A;
Anthrop. Ass; Soc. des Am^ricanistes. Coal
flora of Tracy City, Tenn; lignite of Missis-
sippi; archeology of Mississippi.

Brown, Oharlas Barto, Frederick M. Ward Co,
New Haven, Conn. CivU engineering. New
Haven, Conn, Sept 22, 73. Ph.B, Yale, 94, C.E,
96. Prof, railroad eng, Maine, 08-16, civil eng,
16-19; salesman, Frederick W. Ward Co, 19-
A.A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc. Test. Mat.
Cement, concrete, brick and stone.

Brown, Prof. Oharles Carroll, 803 Lincoln Ave,
Valparaiso, Ind. Civil engineering, Austinburg,
Ohio, Oct. 4, 56. Cornell, 74-75 ; C.E, Michigan,
79 ; hon. A.M, 13. Prof, civil eng. Rose, 83-86 ;
Union, 86-93; eity engineer, Indianapolis, 93-
95; asst. city engineer, Omaha, 96-97; asst. ed,
* Mnnic Eng. Magazine, ' 97-99, ed.in-chief , 00-
17; prof, civU eng, Valparaiso, 17-, dean,
col, applied sciences, 19- Consulting engi-
neer, N. Y. State Board of Health, 87-93,
and for many cities. Civil Eng; Soc. Munic.
Improv. (past pres, sec'y, 13); Water Works
Ass; Ind. Eng. Soc; lU. Eng. Soc. Stream pol-
lution; sewage disposal; sewerage; water sup-
ply; geodetic surveys; paving; effect of varia-
tions of rainfall on water powers; calcareous
cements and their uses; water purification; irri-
gation; asphalt and concrete.

Brown, Prof. Charles S(iinmer), South Ave, Van-
derbilt Campus, Nashville, Tenn. Meclianical
engineering. East Hampton, Conn, Aug. 23, 60.
Ph.B, Yale, 83, M.E, 88. Practising engineer,
84-88; instr. machine design and supt. work-
shops, Rose, 88-89, prof, steam eng. and machine
design, 89-96; adj. prof. mech. eng, Vanderbilt,
96-98, prof, 98- Mech. Eng; Eng. Ass. of the
South; fVanklin Inst. Power plant economy;
methods of heating by steam and hot water.

Brown, Prof. Charles W(il8on), Brown University,
Providence, R. I. Geology, Geography, Overton,
Nebr, Aug. 31, -74. Boston, 96-97; Ph.B,
Brown, 00, A.M, 01; Harvard, 03-04. Asst.

geol, Brown, 00-01; principal, high sch, War-
ren, R. I, 01-03; instr. geol, Lehigh, 04-05;
instr. geol, and head of dept. Brown, 05-06,
asst. prof, 06-13, assoc, prof, IS- Field asst,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-03, geoL aid, 04r-08; asst.
geol, summer sch, Harvard, 03; supt, Nat.
Resources Surv. of R. I, 09- A.A; Geol. Soc;
Am. Geog. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Harvard Trav-
ellers Club; Phila. Geog. Soc. Areal geol-
ogy of Vermont, Maine and Rhode Island;
geology of Penobscot Bay; the Jamaica eartn-
quake; geography of Providence, R. I; graphite
of Rhode Island; geology of Mt. Desert, Maine.

Brown, Prof. D(enton) J(aoo1>8), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Chemistry. Hampton,
Pa, April 13, 82. A.B, Texas, 10; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 18. Instr. chem, Texas, 10-14; asst. prof,
Tex. Col, 15-17; instr, Texas, 17-18; assoc,
prof, Nebraska, 18- Chem. Soc. Electro-
analysis; peroxids; oxidation and reduction.

Brown, E(dgar), Lanham, Md. Botaa^, Farm-
ington, N. Y, Sept. 25, 71. Ph.B, Union, 95.
Botanist in charge, seed lab, TJ, 8, Dept, Agr,
OS- A.A; Wash. Acad. Seed testing.

Brown, Prof. E(dgar) D(ewig]it), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Pharmacology,
Albion, N. Y, April 4, 69. Ph.G, N. Y. Col. of
Pharmacy, 98, Phar.D, 99; M.D, Western Re-
serve, 02. Demonstrator pharmacoL and mat.
med. Western Reserve, 03-06, instr. pharmacol,
06-07; asst. prof, mat, med, and pharmacol,
Minnesota, 07-09, prof, 09- A.A; Physiol. Soc;
Soc Pharmacol; Am. Med. Ass.

Brown, Edward L(ero7), 3324 Zuni St. Denver,
Colo. Mathematics, Columbus, Ohio, Oct.
29, 66. A.B, Capital Univ, Columbus, 86;
Ohio State, 87-88; A.M, Cornell, 90. Teacher
math, Clinton Liberal Inst, Pt. Plain, N. Y,
90-91; Halsey CoL Inst, N. Y, 91-92; instr.
math, and astron, Lehigh, 92-94; prof, Capital
Univ, 94-96; instr. math, Colorado, 97-98;
head, dept. math, North Side High Sch, Denver,
98-00, principal, 00- Lecturer math, Texas-
Colo. CAiautauqua, summer, 98. Math. Soc;
Colo. Math. Soc. (pres, 07-09). The ellipse.

Brown, Prof. Ernest W(iUiam), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. * Mathematics, Hull, Eng-
land, Nov. 29, 66. A.B, Cambridge, 87, A.M,
91, fellow, Christ's Col, 89-95, D.Sc, 97, hon.
fellow, 12-; hon. ScD, Adelaide, 14. Instr.
math, Haverf ord, 91-93, prof, applied math, 93-
00, math, 00-07; Yale, 07- Assoc, ed, 'Jour.
Astron, ' 11- Medal, Royal Astron. Soc, and J. C.
Adams prize, Cambridge, 07; Pont^oulant
prize, Paris Acad. Sci, 10; Bruce gold medal,
Pacific Astron. Soc, 20. A. A. (v. pres, 09-);
Math. Soc (ed, 'Trans,' 00-07, 'Bui,' 10-, v.
pres, 04, pres, 14-16) ; Astron. Soc; Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad; fel. Royal Soc; fel. Royal Astron. Soc;
fel. London Math. Soc; fel. Cambridge Philos.
Soc. Lunar theory; celestial mechanics; new
lunar theory and tables; periodic orbits; Trojan
group of asteroids; rotational motion of a
fluid; evolution of nebulae and solar system.

Brown, Prof. FCay) C(luff), 330 Newark St,
Washington, D. C. *Physics, Washington,
Ohio, Nov. 23, 81. A.B, Indiana, 04; A.M, Illi-
nois, 06; fellow, Princeton, 07-08, Ph.D, 08.

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Instr. in charge physics, high sch, Decatur, HI,
03-04; instr. physics, Illinois, 04-07; Iowa, 0^
10, asst. prof, 10-13, assoc prof, Iowa, 13-19;
major, ordnance dept, U.S.A, 18-19; scientifio
asst. to director, Bur. Standards, 19- A.A;
Physical Soc; Wash. Acad. Physical properties
of selenium cells and selenium crystals; heats
of solution of milk sugars; radioactivity and
thermionics; electron theory; process of f rece-
ding; ballistics of airplane drop bombs.

Brown, Dr. Forest B(iiffen) H(arkne88), Bishop
Museum, Honolulu, Hawaii. Botany. BushviUe,
N. Y, Dec 11, 73. A.B, Michigan, 02, M.S, 03 ;
Ph.D, Yale, 18. Instr, Mich. Nor. Col, 98-00;
curator, bot. garden, Michigan, 08-09; in charge
bot. gardens and instr. plant anat, Ohio State,
11-16; research fellow, Yale, 18-19; botanist,
Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 19- With Mich. BioL
sSurv, 03-15. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Mich.
Acad; Ohio Acad. Plant anatomy; ecology;
Hawaiian woody plants.

Brown, Prof. F(rank) B(mei8on), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry. Cuba, Kans,
Feb. 5, 82. BJ9, Chicago, 13, Ph.D, 18. Teacher,
pub. schools, Bepubli^ Co, Kans, 99-02; princi-
pal, Portis, 05-07 ; supt, HiU City, 07-09 ; Col-
Unffville, Okla, 11-12; teacher ehem, junior col.
and high sch, Fresno, Calif, 14; Cent. Y. M. 0.
A, Chicago, 14-16; asst. prof, Iowa State, 17-
18, assoc. prof, 18- Chem. Soc. (sec'y-treas,
Ames sect, 18); Iowa Acad. Surface tension;
methyl chlorid; hydrogen concentration in soils;
potassium chlorate; manganese salts.

Brown, Frederick LCycxns), 1107 Cleveland St,
Evanston, HI. Asironomy, Physics. Mexico
City, Mex, Oct. 23, 90. A.B, Park, 14; A.M,
Northwestern, 16. Instr. astron, Northwestern,
1^17, math, 19- With Sig. C, U.SA, 17-19.
Astron. Soc. Physical optics; the cluster N.G.C.
6633.

Brown, G(eorge) H(erb6rt), Butgers College, New
Brunswick, N. J. Ceramics. Miamisburg, Ohio,
May 18, 84. Cer.E, Ohio State, 08. Asst.
ceramic chemist, Bur. Standards, 10-14, assoc,
14-16; director, dept. ceramics, Butgers, 16-
Ceramic engineer, Hydraulic Press Brick Co.
A.A; Ceramic Soc. (pros, 17); Chem. Soc.
Porcelain; kaolins; refractories; structural clay
products; enameled iron.

Brown, Prof, a(eorge) L(inco]ii), Brookings, S.
Dak. Mathematics, Astronomy. Bates Co, Mo,
Jan. 25, 69. BJQ, Missouri, 92, fellow, 92-93,
M.S, 93; fellow, Chicago, 94-96, Ph.D, 00.
Instr. math, high sch. Bock Island, HI, 96;
prof, 8. Dak. Col, 97-, acting pres, 08, dean of
faculty, 10-, acting pres, 14, 18-19. A. A; Math.
Soc. The linear transformation group of order
3 X 360.

Brown, Prof. Olenn V(lnton), Bucknell Univer-
sity, Lewisburg, Pa. Chemistry. Baltimore, Md,
June 7, 75. Ph.B, Dickinson, 98, A.M, 99 ; Hop-
kins, 98-99; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 10. Instr.
physics, Pennsylvania, 07-09; prof, St. John's
(Brooklyn, N. Y), 10-11; Teachers CoL
(H.M.S), 11-12; chem. eng, Bucknell, 12- AJL;
Chem. Soc; Ass. Prof; N. Y. Chemists Club.
Colorimetry; manganese; electrolysis.

Brown, Harry B(ate8), Agricultural College, Miss.
Botany. Delphi, Ind, June 9, 76. A.B, Indiana,
06, A.M, 07. Instr. bot, Indiana, summer, 07;
Cornell, 08-11; prof. Miss. Agr. Col, 11-15,
plant breeding, Sxp. Sta, 16-, v. director, 19-
A. A; Bot. Soc. Algal periodicity; mycology;
development of Xylaria; development and poi-
sonous properties of Claviceps paspali; anatomy
of plant hybrids; heredity in cotton and corn.

Brown, Sbrry Fletdier, duPont Building, Wil-
mington, Del. Chemistry. Natick, Mass, July
10, 67. A.B^ Harvard, 90, A.M, 92. Chief
chemist, torpedo sta, bur. of ordnance, XJ. S.
Navy Dept, 93-00; Int. Smokeless Powder and
Chemical Co, 00-01, general supt, 01-15; chem-
ical director, B, I. duPont de Nemours and Co,
04-11, director, 11-15, v. pres, IS- Soc. Chem.
Indust; Chem. Eng. Smokeless powder.

Brown, Dr. H(arry) P(hilip), New York State
College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. Botany.
W. Winfleld, N. Y, March 29, 87. A.B, Cornell,
09, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 14. Xylotomist, U. S. Forest
Service, 11; instr. bot, Cornell, 12-14; asst. prof,
forest bot, N. 7. State Col. Forestry, Syracuse,
15-17, prof, wood technol, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc.
Dendro-technology ; growth in forest trees;
trees of New York State ; medullary spots.

Brown, Prof. Jameg Oreenlief, 703 University
Ave, Tucson, Ariz. Botany^ St. Clair, Mich,
Nov. 21, 80. B.S, Chicago, 16, M.S, 17. Teacher
science, Oebu Nor. Sch, P. I, 04r-07 ; instr. bot,
Arigona, 09-li, asst. prof, 1^20, prqf. plant
path, to- Director, plant disease surv. of Aris.
A. A; Ecol. Soc; West. Soc. Nat. Experimental
morphology and cytology.

Brown, Dr. JCames) Howard, Bockefeller Insti-
tute, Princeton, N. J. Bacteriology, Jackson-
ville, HI, May 18, 84. B.S, IlL Col, 06; M.S,
Illinois, 09; Ph.D, Harvard, 17. Austin teach-
ing fellow and asst. comp. path. Harvard Med.
S(Si, 12-17; in charge sera production, Bocke-
feller Inst, and Auxiliary Lah. No. 1, U.Sji. and
N, 17-19, cusoe, 19- Animal pathology; blood
transfusion; streptococci from milk-borne epi-
demics of tonsilitis; use of blood-agar for the
study of streptococci.

Brown, Dr. John WCesley), Cleveland Electric
Metals Co, Cleveland, Ohio. Industrial chem-
istry. Bye, N. H, July 23, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 00; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 03. Asst. anal,
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 0^01, instr. theoret.
ehem, 03-06; director, research lab, Nat. Carbon
Co, 06-12; pres, Cleveland Electro Metals Co,
12- Chem. Soc. (treas, N. E. sect, 04) ;
Electrochem. Soc. Catalysis in sulphuric acid
solution; rate of the decomposition of hydrogen
peroxid complex compounds; partition coeffi-
cient of sulphurous and various other acids; in-
vestigation of dry cells, with special reference
to ignition service; improvement of wet and dry
primary cells and of carbon products for elec-
trical uses; smelting of aluminum.

Brown, Prof. Joseph a(rant), 1013 Bamona St,
Palo Alto, Calif. Physics. Stillman Valley, lU,
Feb. 8, 69. A3, Stanford, 01, A.M, 03. Instr.
physics and chem, 111. Nor. Univ, 94-98;
physics, Stanford, 01-06, asst. prof, 06- AA;
assoc. Physical Soc.

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91

Brown, Prof. Jnliiu Artbnr, Ameriean Univer-
aity, Beirut, Syria. Astronomy. New York, N.
Y, May 8, 80. A.B, Dartmouth, 02, A.M, 04;
Rhodes scholar, Oxford, 04-^7, B.8e, 06. Instr.
physics, Dartmouth, 03-04; demonstrator, Ox-
ford, 07; asst. prof, Dartmouth, 08-09; prof,
Syrian Protestant Col, Beirut, Syria, 01^14;
leetvrer, Columbia, 1&-17; prof, astron. and
director, Observatory, Am. Univ, Beirut, Syria,
17- Research asst, Yerkes Observatory, 04.
A.A; Physical Soc. Conduction of electricity
in gases; meteorology.

Brown, Dr. Lawrason, 104 Main St, Saranae
Lake, N. Y. Clinical medicine. Baltimore,
Md, Sept. 29, 71. A.B, Hopkins, 95, M.D, 00.
Res. physician, Adirondack Cottage Sanitarium,
01-12. A.A; Olimat. Ass; Ass. Tuber; Am.
Physicians. Pulmonary tuberculosis; immunity
from tuberculosis.

Brown, Prof. ZJnwood A (mold), 819 S. Limestone
St, Lexington, Ky. Chemistry, Hawesville, Ky,
Sept. 21, 81. Phar.D, Louisville Col. Pharmacy,
03; Ph.C, Michigan, 04. Asst. chem, Michigan,
04-05; asst. chemist, Canadian Copper Co, 05;
Merck and Co, 05-06; asst. prof, pharmacy, N.
Dak. Col, 06-08, prof, 08-09, drug chemist, Exp.
Sta, 06-09; chemist, drug div, Ky. Exp. 8ta,
09^ A.A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass; Ky.
Pharmaceut. Ass. Pharmacy; analytical chem-
istry.

Brown, Lndns P(o]k), Franklin, Tenn. Chem-'
istry. Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 1, 67. Grad, Vir-
ginia, 89. Chemist, Tenn. Exp. Sta, 89-90; anal,
chemist, Nashville, 93-15; state food commis-
sioner and chemist, Tenn, 08-15; director, Bur.
Pood and Drugs, N. Y. City, 15-20. Capt, Sanit.
C, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc; Tenn. Acad; N. Y.
Acad. Chemistry and geology of phosphates;
food inspection; food supply.

Brown, Dr. Biabel Mary, Madbury Road, Dur-
ham, N. H. Botany. Belmont, Wis, March
. 17, 90. A.B, Wisconsin, 15, A.M, 16, fellow,
ia-19, Ph.D, 19. Asst. bot, Wisconsin, 15-
18; instr, Missouri, 19-20; asst, prof, N. E.
Col, 20- A. A; Bot. Soc; Wis. Acad. Plant
embryology.

Brown, Dr. Mortimer Jay, 706 Marsh-Strong
Building, Los Angeles, CaHf. Chemistry. Ches-
ter, Nebr, Dec. 25, 82. B.S, Nebraska, 05; Ph.D,
Cornell, 11. Chief chemist, works manager and
later asst. to tech. director, Niagara Electrochem.
Co. and Boessler and Haaslacher Chem. Co, 11-
19; V. pres. and executive, Pacific B and E
Chem. Corp, 19- Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Electrochem. Soc. Electrolysis of fused salts;
production of alkali metals; silver peroxyni-
trate; fixation of nitrogen; bleaching; fumi-
gating.

Brown, Nathan Olifford, 218 Middle St, Portland,
Maine. Ornithology. Portland. Oct. 18, 56.
A3, Bowdoin, 83. Pel. Omith. Union; Nat.
Ass. Audubon Societies; hon. mem. Maine Or-
nith. Soc; Portland Soc. Nat Hist. Distribu-
tion and habits of North American birds.

Brown, Mlai KoUie Adaloaa, V. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathoh
ogy. Marine dtj, Mich. Feb. 21, 77. A.B,
Michigan, 01. Teacher science, high seh, South
Haven, Mich, 01-03; Delray and Miami, Fla,

03-05 ; scientiflc asst. sugar plant lab, bur. plant
indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 06-10, asst. pathologist,
lab. plant path, 10- A.A; Phytopath. Soc Bac-
teriology ; plant tumors ; bacterial plant diseases.

Brown, Prof. Nelson O(onrtlaadt), N. Y. State
College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. Forestry.
South Orange, N. J, March 1, 85. A3, Yale,
06, M.F, 08. With TJ. S. Forest Service, 08-11 ;
asst, prof, forestry. Iowa State, 11-12; prof,
forest utilisation, N. ¥. State Col. Forestry,
Syracuse, li- A.A; Soc. Foresters. Forest
products.

Brown, Prof. Oliver W, Bloomington, Ind. EUo-
trochemistry, Vermilion Grove, 111, June 25,
73. B.S, Earlham, 95; A.M, Indiana, 96; Cor-
nell, 97-99; hon. fellow, Wisconsin, 03-04.
Demonstrator chem, Ind. Dental Col, and
chemist, J. N. Hurty lab, Indianapolis, 96-97;
asst. chem, Cornell, 98-99; instr. electrochem,
and quant, anai, Indiana, 99-04, assoc. prof, 04-
Chemist, Muncie Pulp Co, Ind, 99. Electro-
chem. Soc Preparation of potassium persele-
nate; distribution of mercuric chlorid between
toluene and water; efficiency of the nickd-plat-
ing tank; electric smelting of dnc and molyb-
denum ores; life and capacity of lead storage
batteries.

Brown, Dr. Orrllle Harry, 430 N. Central Ave,
Phoenix, Ariz. Pathology, Physiology. Sabetha,
Kans, July 18, 75. A.B, Kansas, 01; Ph.D,
Chicago, 05; MJD, St. Louis, 05. Lab. asst.
physiol, Kansas, 01-02; asst. instr, Chicago,'
02-04; asst. prof, pharmaeol, St. Louis, 04-
07; physician-in-chief, Mo. State Sanatorium
for Tuberculosis, 07-08^ sunt, 08-10; asst. prof^
physiol, St. Louis, 10, med, 10-16; state #supt.
pub. health, Ariz, and field director for Ariz, IT.
S. Pub. Health Service, 18-19. PhysioL Soc;
Soc Biol. Chem; Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Ass;
Boyal Soc. Med. Effects of ions on enzymes;
relative values of alkaloidal salts; tuberculosis;
asthma.

Brown, Prof. PCercy) E(dgar), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry. Woodbridge, N.
J, Oct. 9, 85. B.S, Butgers, 06, AM, 09, Ph.D,
12. Asst. soU chem, Butgers, 06-10; prof, Iowa
State, 10, chief soil chem. and bacter, and assoc.
in charge soU survey, Exp. Sta, 10- Expert,
Nat. Besearch Council. Consulting ed, 'Soil Sci-
ence.' A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Soc. Agron.
(councilor, 13) ; fel. Iowa Acad. Soil bacteriol-
ogy and chemistry; soil fertility and manage-
ment; soil survey.

Brown, Dr. PhlUp Sing, 909 Hyde St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Medicine. Napa, Calif, June 24,
69. A3, Harvard, 90, M.D, 93. Assoc, prof,
clin. med, California, ShS-98, instr. animal path,
vet. dept, 96-99; assoc. med. and instr. clin.
path. Cooper Med. Col, 9&-^2; instr. din. path,
California, 02-08; prof, med. Polyclinic Post-
Orad. Sch, 07-17. Visiting physician and con-
sulting pathologist to- various hosfpitals, San
Frandsoo ; founder and director, Arequipa Sana-
torium, Manor Marin Co, CaUf. Am. Physi-
cians; Am. Med. Ass; Climat. Ass; Calif. Acad.
Med. Blood conditions in leprosy and bone tu-
berculosis; pathology of the nervous system of
animals; malarial fevers of the west coast of
United States; intestinal parasites; muscular

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irritability in eclampsia ; goiter in man and ani-
mals on the Pacific slope.

Brown, Dr. Ralph L(yman), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Blair, lU, July 23,
90. A.B, Missouri, 13; fellow, Chicago, 16-17,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. chem, Missouri, 1^14; org.
preparations, Chicago^ 15-16; research chemist,
Inland Steel Co, 15; Koppers Co, MeUon Jnst,
16-17, in charge, research div, 19- Lieut, Lab.
d 'Etudes chim. de Guerre, Paris, 17-19. Chem.
Soc. Moleeular rearrangement; chemical war-
fare gases; coke oven by-products.

Brown, Bobert Marshall, Rhode Island College of
Education, Providence, B. I. Geography, Geology,
Fisherville, Mass, March 11, 70. A.B, Brown,
93; A.M, Harvard, 02. Instr. sciences, high
sch, Portsmouth, N. H, 94-98, principal, 98-00;
instr. sciences, high sch. New Bedford, Mass.
02-03; geog, Mass. State Nor. Sch, Worcester,
03-13; prof, B. I. Col. Educ, Providence, IS-;
geol, B, I, Col, 19- A. A; Ass. Geog. The Mis--
sissippi Biver; waterways.

Brown, Prof. S. L(er07), University Station,
Austin, Tex. Physics. Indianapolis, Ind, Nov.
23, 81. A.B, Indiana, 05, A.M, 07; VSTiiting
fellow, California, 07-09, PhJ), 09. Asst. instr.
physics, Purdue, 05-07; Lehigh, 09-11; Texas,
11-13, adj. prof, 13-17, assoc, prof, 17- Head,
div. wireless, U. S. A. Sch. Mil. Aeronaut, Texas,
17-18, pres, acad. board, U.S. A, Sch. Badio
Operators, 18-19. A. A; assoc. Physical Soc;
Eng. Educ. Distributed capacity and induc-
tance; oxid resistance thermometers; radiation
pyrometers.

Bro^, Prof. Samuel B(oardinan), University of
West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Geology.
Preston Co, W. Va, March 5, 60. A.B, West
Virginia, 83, A.M, 86. Teacher, prep, sch, Mar-
tinsburg, W. Va, 84-85; principal. Nor. Sch,
Glenville, 85-90; asst. geol. West Virginia, 90-
92, prof, 92- Two bronze medals, Columbian
Expos, 93. A.A. Structurid geology; coal
strata; crops and soils.

Brown, Dr. Samuel Horton, 1901 Mt. Vernon St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia, Nov.
16, 78. M.D, Pennsylvania, 99. Asst ophthal-
mologist, Pa. Hosp; ophthailmologist, Mt. Sinai
Hosp; elin. asst. Wills Eye Hosp; asst. oph-
thai, surgeon. Episcopal Hosp. Assoc ed.
and collaborator, 'Am. Year-Book Med. and
Surg/ 04-05; *Therapeut. Bev,' 04, *Jour. Cu-
taneous Diseases,' 05-06; 'Am. Med,' 05; 'An-
nals of Opthal,' 05-06; ed, seventh, eighth and
ninth editions of 'Hughes' Manual of Practice
of Med.' Am. Med. Ass; Acad. Ophthal. and
Oto-Laryngol; Am. Acad. Med; Phila. Med.
Club; Phila. Geog. Soc. Eczema; ophthalmol-
ogy; medical sociology.

Brown, Dr. Sanger, IZ, 37 W. 54th St, New York,
N. Y. Psychiatry. White Plains, N. Y, May
2, 84. M.D, Columbia, 07. Physician, Dixmont
Hosp, Pa, 07-09; Shepard and Enoch Pratt
Hosp, Towson, Md, 10-11; Manhattan State
Hosp, Ward's Island, N. Y, 11-12; Blooming-
dale Hosp, White Plains, 12-17; with M.C,
U.S. A, 17-19. Am. Med. Ass; Medico-Psychol.
Ass; Psychopath. Ass; N. Y. Neur. Soe. Eth-
nology and psychiatry ; childhood delinquency.

Brown, Prof. StawardBon, 20 E. Penn St, Ger-
mantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Botany, German-
towb, April 29, 67. Germantown Acad. Con-
servator, hot. sect, Acad. Nat. Sciences, PhUa,
96- Prof, bot. Pa. Hort. Soc. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Am. Geog. Soc; Pern. Soc; Pa. Forestry Ass;
Pa. Hort. Soc; Del. Valley Omith. Qub; Phila.
Acad; Phila. Bot. Qub; Torrey Bot. Qub.
Systematic botany; the flora of Philadelphia
and vicinity; the Alpine flora of the Canadian
Bocky Mountains.

Brown, Prof. S(timson) J(O80ph), U. S. N, Naval
Department, Washington, D. C. ^Astronomy.
Penn Yan, N. Y, Sept. 17, 54. Cornell, 71-72;
grad, U. S. Naval Acad, 76. Midshipman, V. S-
N, 76-77, ensign, 77-83, prof, math, 83-12,
astron. director, U. S. Naval Observatory, 98-
01, instr. math, U. S. Naval Acad, 01-06, head,
dept. math, and mech, 06-10, director, 'Nautical
Almanac' A.A; Astron. Soc; Astron. Gesell.
Observation of the 303 'Zusatz Sterne' of the
'Berlinef^Jahrbuch'; observation of the satel-
lites of Saturn, Mars and Neptune.

Brown, Prof. Theodore H(enry), 79 Taber Ave,
Providence, B. I. Mathematics. Mystic, Conn,
Oct. 5, 88. A.B, Yale, 10, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. math, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 13-15;
Brown, 15-18, asst. prof, 18-19, nautical science,
19- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Astron, Soc. Ap-
plied mathematics; astronomy.

.Brown, Prof. Thomas B(eojamln), George Wash-
ington University, Washington, D. C. Physics.
'Bath, N. Y, April 4, 92. A.B, Cornell, 12, Ph.D,
16. Asst instr. physics, Cornell, 12-13, instr,
13-17 ; asst. prof, George Washington, 17- Asst.
physicist. Bur. Standards, summer, 18. Physical
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Cathode-fluorescence.

Brown, Prof. Thomas O(lachar), B. F. D. 1, Fitch-
burg, Mass. Geology. Lunenburg, Mass, March
28, 82. A.B, Amherst, 04; A.M, Columbia, 05,
Ph.D, 09. Asst. geol, Columbia, 05-07; eng.
bur, N. Y. City Board of Water Supply, 07-09;
asst. prof, geol, Middlebury, 09-11; Pa. State,
11-12; Bryn Mawr, 12-17; lecturer, Fitch-
hurg High Sch, 18- Lecturer geol, Norwich, 09.
A.A; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; N. Y. Acad.
Morphology and development of Paleozoic cor-
als; economic geology of Vermont.

Brown, Dr. Wade H(ampton), Bockefeller Insti-
tute, New York, N. Y. Pathology. Sparta, Ga,
Oct. 18, 78. B.S, Nashville, 99; M.D, Hopkins.
07. Instr. path, Virginia, 07-08; Wisconsin,
08-10, asst. prof, 10-11; prof, North Carolina,
11-13; assoc, Bockefdler Inst, 13-14, assoc.
mem., 14- A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp. Path; Am.
Physicians; Harvey Soc. Metabolism and pa-
thology of blood pigments; toxicology of ar-
senicals; chemotherapy of trypanosome and
spirochete infections.

Brown, Dr. Warner, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Psychology. Greensboro, Ga,
Feb. 9, 82. A.B, California, 04, A.M, 05; Ph.D,
Columbia, 08. Asst. psychol, California, 04-06;
philos, Columbia, 06-557, psychol, 07-08; instr.
Calif orma, 08-13; asst. prof, 13-20, assoc. prof,
fSO- A.A ; Psychol. Ass. Psychology of rhythm ;
the conception of the threshold; judgment;
recognition; visual space; individual differ-
ences; learning.

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93.

Brown, Prof. W(ilbiir) V(iiicent), Greencastle.
Ind. Astronomy, Hope, N. J, March 27, 60
B.S, Stevens, 80, Ph.I>, 89. Asst. prof, math
and astron, De Pcntw, 85-95, prof, astron, 94-96,
math, and aatron. and director, observatory ^ 96-
Determination of longitude, Greencastle to St.
Louis; effect on eollimation of a tip in the object
glass; personal equation with single and double
line reticles; the oblique sections of the anchor
ring; use of a classified cabinet of weather maps
in improying weather forecasts.

Brown, Prof. W(illla)m H(enry), Bureau of Sci-
ence, Manila, P. I. Botany. Richmond, Ya,
Oct. 6, 84. B.S, Richmond, 06; fellow, Hopkins,
09-10, Ph.D, 10. Scientific asst, U. S. Fisheries
Lab, Beaufort, N. C, 08; asst, Hopkins, 08-09;
desert lab, Carnegie Institution, 10; instr, Mich.
Agr. Col, and scientific asst, Exp. Sta, 10-11;
plant physiologist f Bur. Science, P. I, 11-;
assoc. prof, hot, Univ. Philippines, 15-19, prof,
and chtef of dept, IS-; chief, div. investigation,
Bur. Forestry, P. I, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol.
Soc. Ecology; forest products; life history of
dicotyledons; cytology of fungi; water relations
and movements of plants.

Brown, Dr. WUUam 8(tephen), Standard Under-
ground Cable Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical en-
gineering. Washington, D. C, Oct. 5, 91. E.E,
Rensselaer, 13; Ph.D, Hopkins, 16. Elec. en-
gineer. Standard Underground Cable Co, 17-
Elec. Eng. Corona in air at high potentials.

Browne, Prof. Arthur Wesley, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. T. •Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Nov. 24, 77. B.S, Wesleyan, 00, M.S, 01;
Ph.D, Cornell, 03. Instr. chem, Cornell, 03-06,
asst. prof, 06-10, prof, inorg. and anal, chfim,
10- AA; Chem. Soc. A thermostat sensitive
to one tiiiousandth of -a degree; synthetic finalysis
in ternary systems; resistance of glass tubing
to bursting pressure; hydronitric acid and the
inorganic trinitrids; effect of mechanical vibra-
tion upon carbon diozid ; oxidation of hydrazin ;
electrolysis of potassium trinitrid; gas genera-
tors; the hydronitrogens and their derivatives;
electrolysis of liquid ammonia solutions; ni-
tridation; binary systems; hydrogen peroxide in
nature; gravitation and inorganic evolution.

Browne, Dr. CQiarles) A(lbert), 80 South St,
New York, N. Y. * Agricultural and sugar chem-
istry. North Adams, Mass, Aug. 12, 70. A.B,
Williams, 92, 'A.M, 96; Ph.D, Gottingen, 01.
Asst. chemist in commercial lab, N. x. City,
92-94; instr. chem, Pa. SUte, 95-96; asst.
chemist. Pa. Exp. Sta, 96-02; chemist. La.
Sugar Exp. Sta, 02-06; chief, su^ lab, bur.
chem. U. S. Dept. Agr, 06-07 ; chemist in charge,
N. r. Sugar Trade Lab, 07- V. S. delegate,
Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Rome, 06; mem. Int.
Commission Methods of Su^r Anal. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (asst. ed, 12-, chairman, sect, sugar
chem, 20-); Wash. Acad; N. Y. Chemists Club;
cor. mem. Ass. chim. de Sucr. et de Dist. de
France. Chemistry of butter-fat, apples, cider
and vinegar, sngar-cane and sugar, rice, carbo-
hydrates; chemical composition and analysis of
honey; polarimetry in sugar analysis; history of
chemistry and alchemy.

Browne, Dr. Loniae McDanell, 15 Clark St, Broolb-
lyn, N. Y. Physiological chemistry. Gallatin
Co, Ky, Feb. 16, 83. B.S, Nashville, 02; A.B,

Stanford, 06; A.M, Columbia, 12; fellow, Bajti-
more Ass. Prom. Univ. Educ. of Women, Yale,
15-17, Ph.D, 17. Teacher, high sch, Georgia,
02-08; pub. sch, Calif, 03-05, high sch, 06-11;
asst. prof, home econ. Wash. State, 12-18; Min-
nesota, 13-15; assoc. prof, Goucher, 17-18.
A.A; Home Econ. Ass. Carbohydrate metabo-
lism.

Browne, Prof. W(llUa)m Hand, Jr, West Raleigh,
N. C. Electrical engineering. Baltimore Co,
Md, July 21, 68. A.B, Hopkins, 90, certificate
in elec. eng, 92. Eng. work, 92-96; instr. elec.
eng, Nebraska, 90-98; asst. prof, Illinois, 98-
02; technical ed, *Elec. Rev,' 02-08; prof.
physics and elec. eng, N. C. Col, 08-18, elec. eng,
18- Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; Electrochem. Soc;
nium. Eng. Soc.

Browne, Prof. WUliam W(ard), College of the
City of New York, New York, N. Y. Bacteri-
ology. Providence, B. I, Dee. 10, 84. AJB,
Brown, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 12. Instr. bacter,
Col. City of N. r, 12-17, asst. prof, 17- Bac-
teriologist, various city health departments; N.
Y. State Commission on Ventilation. A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Exp.
Biol. Bacteria of intestinal tract, air, fish and
fish products.

Browning, Prof. Philip B(mlrary), Yale Univer-
sity, New Haven, Conn. ^Chemistry. Rhine-
beck, N. Y, Sept. 9, 66. A.B, Yale, 89, Ph.D,
92; Munich, 93-94; Paris and Delft, 13-14.
Asst. chem. Tale, 89-93, instr, 94-98, asst. prof,
98- Mem. Am. Commission Inorg. C^em.
Nomenclature, 12; reviewer teeh. literature on
rarer elements, Foote Mineral Co. A. A; Chem.
Soc. Analytical chemistry of the rarer ele-
ments; separation of the cerium earths; estima-
tion of vanadium, thallium, teUurium; extrac-
tion and separation of ^rmanium, gallium,
indium, etc.

Browning, Prof. William, 54 LefFerta Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Neurology, Anatomy. Nor-
wich, Conn, July 7, 55. Ph.B, Yale, 76 ; diploma
in anat, Pennsylvania, 78; M.D, Leipzig, 81.
Lecturer anat. and physiol. of nervous system,
L. L Col. Hosp, 87-00, prof, neuroZ, 01- Neu-
rologist to 12 Brooklyn hospitals; ed, 'Nenro-
graphs.' Commissioner inebriety, N. Y. City,
13-18. A. A; Neuj. Ass; Ass. Anat; Ass. Med.
LibrariaSis (pres, 17-19). Eneranial circula-
tion ; medical history and libraries.

Brownlee, Dr. B(oy) H(utdii8on), Benedum-
Trees Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry.
Alexis, HI, Dec. 12, 76. A.B, Monmouth, 98;
Hopkins, 98; Ph.D, Chicago, 06. Prof. nat. sci-
ences, Occidental, 00-01; asst. chem, Chicago,
01-03; instr, Univ. of Chicago High Sch, 03-07;
chemist and asst. supt, paraffine works. Standard
Oil Co. of Ind, 07-12; fellow, Mellon Inst, and
prof, Pittsburgh, 1^14; pres, R. H. Brownlee
Lab, 14- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Tech-
nical processes for oil and gas; chemical welding
and cutting of metals; petroleum refining.

Bmbaker, Prof. Albert P(liil8on), 3426 Powelton
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Physiology. Somerset,
Pa, Aug. 12, 52. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 74.
Prof, physiol. Pa. Col. Dental Surg, 85-09; adj.
prof, physiol. and hygiene, Jefferson Med, Col^
96-09, prof, physiol. and med. juris, 09- Lee-

94

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

tnrer phydol. and hygiene, Drexel Inst, Phila,
92-14. Physiol. Soe; Philos. Soe; Phila. Col.
Physicians. Electrophysiology.

Bruce, Prof. Donald, University of California,
Berkeley Calif. Forestry, Newtonville, Mass,
July 23, 84. A.B, Yale, 06, M.F, 10. Forest
asst, forest examiner and forest supervisor, IT.
8. Forest Service, 10-15; prof, forestry, Cali-
forma, !&- -8oc. Foresters. Forest engineering.

Bruce, Dr. E(yerend) L(ester), 221 Wellington
St, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Toledo, Ont, Aug.
3, 84. B.Sc, Queen's (Can), 09, B.A, 11; A.M,
Columbia, 12, Ph.D, 15. Chemist, Can. Copper
Co, 10; asst. miner, Columbia, 11-14; geologist,
Can. GeoL Surv, 14-20; Whitehall Petrol. Corp,
London, 20; prof, miner, Queen's {Can), BO-
Fel. Am. Geog. Soe; Can. Min. Inst; Ottawa
Field Nat. Club. Mineralogy; economic geol-
ogy; Pre-Cambrian geology.

Bmee, Prof. Bobert ECmest), Boston University,
Boston^ Mass. Mathematics, Stoneham, Mass,
Oct. 14, 77. A.B, Boston, 01, A.M, 05, Ph.D,
12; A.M. Harvard, 11. Instr. math, Pomona,
02-03; Boston, 03-05, asst prof, 05-12, prof.
It- A.A; Astron. Soe. Modem geometry; as-
tronomy; solar physies.

Bruce, Dr. W(llUain) H(ers£hel), Denton, Tex,
Mathematics. Troup Co, Ga. April 8, 56. A.B,
Ala. Polyteeh, 83; Ph.I>, Mercer; hon. A.M,
Baylor; LL.D, Trinity. Principal, high sch,
Blanco, Tex, 85-93; supt schools, Marble Falls,
93-96; Atiiens. 96-99; pres, John Tarleton Col,
Stephenville, 9^-00; prof, math, North Tex.
State Nor. Col, 01-06, pres, 06- Instr. math,
summer session, Texas, 97, 98, 00; pres. Tex.
State Teachers' Ass, 05-10; chairman, Tex.
State Board of Examiners, 05. A.A; fel. Tex.
Acad. General geometry.

Bmecken, Dr. Albert Joseph, Marquette School
of Medicine, Milwaukee, Wis. Bacteriology.
Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 1, 82. M.D, PiUsburgh, 13.
Bee. pathologist and bacteriologist, Mer^ Hosp,
Pittsburgh, 13-14; demonstrator palJi. and
bacter, Pittsburgh, 14-15; pathologist and bac-
teriologist, Mercy Hosp, 15-16; Tuber. League
Hosp, 16-18; Mercy Hosp, 18-19; prof, hooter,
Marquette, 19- Soe. Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Int.
Ass. Med. Mus. Pathology; pneumococcus in-
fections; vascular obstruction; hemol^rsis.

Bmese, Dr. A(ndrew) Arthman, 2145 Mance St,
Montreal Annex, Can. Toxieology, Hygiene.
Trinidad, W. I, Nov. 10, 64. M.D, Edinburgh,
90; Paris. Lecturer med, McOiU. Director,
din. lab, Boyal Victoria Hosp, Montreal. Aas.
Path, and Bact. Sapotoxins; hydrogen selenid
and tellurid; carbon monoxid; action of sapo-
toxins on the tissues.

Bme8» OOiarles) TChomaa), Bussey Institution,
Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. *Zoology. Wheel-
ing, W. Va, June 20, 79. B.S, Texas, 01, fel-
low, 01-02, M.8, OC; fellow, Columbia, 02-03.
Special field agent. U. S. Dept Agr, 04-05;
curator invert, zool, Milwaukee Pub. Museum,
05-09; instr. eoon, entom. Harvard, 09-14, asst,
prof, 14- Ed, 'Psyche,' 10-; mem. div. med.
zool, Nat. Besearch Council, 17-19. A.A; Soe.
Nat; Entom. See; Ass. Econ. Entom; Am.
Acad; Wis. Nat Hist Soe (sec'y, 06-09, ed,
'Bui,' 07-10); Wis. Acad; Wash. Acad; Cam-

bridge Entom. Club. Applied and medical en-
tomology; relations of insects to microorgan-
isms; embryology, ethnology and taxonomy of
insects, especially of the Hymenoptera and Dip-
tera; applied entomology; fossil Etymenoptera.

Brumfleld, Dr. W(lUiam) A(ndrew), Blacksburg,
Va. Biology. Pittsylvania Co, Va, May 26, 75.
M.D, Virginia, 97. Field agent, Bockefeller
Sanit. Commission, 09-14; district health officer,
Va. State Health Dept, 14- A.A; Pub. Health
Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Intestinal parasites and
mosquitoes in Virginia.

Brunei, Prof. B(oger) F(rederic), Bryn Mawr,
Pa. Chemistry. Portland, Maine, Dec. 21, 81.
A.B, Colby, 03; Ph.D, Hopkins, 06. Besearch
asst. chem. Tufts, 06-07; instr, Syracuse, 07-
09, asst. prof, 09-12; assoc, Bryn Mawr, 12-14,
assoc. prof, 14-17, pro/, 17- A. A; Chem. Soe;
FVanklin Inst; Soe. cldm. de Paris. Organic
chemistry; equilibrium in reversible reactions of
organic compounds.

Bruner, Dr. Frank O, Board of Education, Chi-
cago, m. Fsydhology. Streator, HI, March 28,
74. Fellow, A.B, Nebraska, 03; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 08, M.D, 12. Supt. schools, Dwight, HI,
9^-01; asst psychol, Nebraska, 02-03; Colum-
bia, 03-05; asst. director, dept child-study, pub.
schools, Chicago, 05-17, director, special schools
and special classes, 17- Asst. supt, sect psy-
chometry and anthropometry. La. Purchase
Expos, 04. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Color range of
adults; the hearing of primitive peoples; ac-
curacy of reflex adjustments; child psychology;
clinical psychology; teste.

Bruner, Prof. H(enry) L(ane), Irvington, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Zoology. Knox Co, 111, Jan. 10,
61. A.B, Abingdon, 80; Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale,
80-81; Ph.D, Freiburg, 96. Prof. nat. science,
Abingdon 81-84; Eureka, 84-86; hioH. and geol,
Drake, 91-92; Butler, 9B- Asst, U. S. Fish
Commission, summers, 81-84; Harrison fellow,
Pennsylvania, 10-11 ; lecturer, Ind. Dental Col;

• prof, zool, Indiana, summer, 20. A.A; Soq.
Zool; fel. Ind. Acad, (ed, 09, pres^ 19). Heart
of lungless salamanders; cephahc veins and
sinuses of Beptilia; molting mechanism of Bep-
tilia; a mechanism for raising blood pressure in
the 'head of reptiles; Jacobson's organ and the
respiratory mechanism of amphibians.

Bmner, Prof. Lawrence, University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebr. Entomology, Ornithology. Cata-
sauqua. Pa, March 2, 56. B.S, Nebrai&a. Field
agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 80-88; entomologist,
Nebr. Exp. Sta, 88-90; instr. entom. Nebraska,
90-95^ prof, entom. and omith, 95-06, head prof,
entom, 06- Investigator locust plague, Argen-
tine Bep, 97-98. A.A; Entom. Soe. Locusts;
life histories of insects; Nebraska birds; locusts
of Paraguay and Argentina; Orthoptera of
Trinidad; saltatorial Orthoptera of Brazil, Brit-
ish Ouiana, East Bolivia, West Africa and Mada-
gascar; Acrididae of Peru.

Bruner, Stephen C(ole), Estacion Experimental
Agronomica, Santiago de las Vegas, Cuba. Bot-
any. Raleigh, N. C, Aug. 18, 91. B.S, N. C.
Col, 12. Agent, office forest path, U. S. Dept
Agr, 12-14; asst. pathologist, Cuba Exp, Sta,
15-18, pathologist, 18-19, chief, dept. plant
path, and entom, 19- A.A; Phytopath. Soe;
N. C. Acad. Plant pathology.

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

95

Bnmton, D(avid) W(ll]iain)» 780 Symes Build-
ing, Denver, Colo. Geology. Ayr, Ont, June 11,
49. Michigan, 75. Con^ting mining engineer,
Mem. Naval Consulting Board. Telford prize,
97. Min. and Metal. Eng. (v. pros, 97, prea, 09,
10); Civil Eng J Mech. Eng; Colo. Sci Soo. (v.
pres, 09) ; Bojal Geog. Soc. Mine tunneling.

Bmah, Dr. Charles F(ra]icl8), 3725 Euclid Ave,
Cleveland, Ohio. •PhyMce. Eudid. Ohio, March
17, 49. M.E, Michigan, 69, hon. M.S, 99 ; Ph.D,
Western Beserve, 80, LL.D, 00; Kenyon, 03;
Sc J), Michigan, 12. Founder, Brush Elec Co;
elec. engineer and inventor. Pres. or director of
various corporations; pres, Cleveland Chamber
of Commerce; trustee of various colleges and
schools. Chevalier Legion dHionneur, SI; Bum-
ford medal, 99; Edison medal, Elec. Eng, 13.
AJL; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Chem. 8oc; Philos.
Soc; Franklin Inst; Am. Acad; British Ass.
Electricity; practical electric arc lighting;
molecular physics; the light gases of the atmos-
phere; the ether.

Brmli, Dr. E(dward) K(atbaniti), Towson, Md.
Psyehiatry. Glenwood, N. Y, April 23, 52. M J),
Buffalo, 74. Lecturer electro-therapeut, Buffalo,
77-79^; asst physician. State Hosp, Utlca, N. Y,
78-80, senior asst. physician, 80--M; Pa. Hosp.
for Insane, West. Phila, 84-91; supt. and chief
physician, Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hoep, 91-
20, emer. wpt, $0-; prof. payeMai, Col, PhyH-
eiaw and Surg, Baltimore, 99-20, emer, prof,
to- Assoc, ed, 'Am. Jour. Bisanity,' 78-
84, managing ed, 97- Medico-Psychol. An.
(pres, 15) ; Neur. Ass; Md. Soc Mental Hygiene
(pres, 15); Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty
(pres, 0^) ; hon. mem. Medieo-Psychol. Ass. Gt.
Britain and Ireland; hon. mem. Soc. de MM.
mentale de Belgique; for. assoc. Soc. M6dieo-
Psychol. de Paris.

Bryan, Dr. GCeorge) 8(iiiith), 803 State St, Madi-
son, Wis. Boiani,y, Charleston, S. Qj Tdxj 2, 79.
A.B, Furman, 00; fellow, C^iicago, 12-14, PhD,
14. Instr. hot, Wisconsin, 14-17, asst, prof, 17-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Wis. Acad. Morphology of the
Bryophyta.

Bryan, MIsb MUry K(atherine), TT. S. Depavtment
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pa*
thoiogy. Prince George Co, Md, Feb. 18, 77.
A3, Stanford, 08. Scientific asst, lab, plant
path, bur. plant indust, V. 8. Dept, Agr, 09-18,
asst, pathologist, 18- AJl; I%ytopaUi. Soc.
Bacterial diseases of plants.

Bryan, Dr. Thomas Joieph, Calumet Baking Pow-
der Co, 4100 Fillmore St, Chicago, HI. Chem-
istry. Warwickshire, England, Sept 26, 69.
AJ3, Colgate, 93, A.M, 95, ScD, 14: A.M, Odt-
tingen, 99; Heidelberg, 00; Pho), lYeiburg, 01.
Asst chem, Colgate, 93-95, 97-99; Wedeyan,
01-02; instr, WuUams, 02-03; Illinois, 03-06;
state analyst, HI. State Food Commission, 06-
14; chief chemist, Calumet Baking Powder Co,
14- Chem. Soc (chairman, Cfhieago sect, lO,
councilor, 1^ 20, chairman, agr. and food div,
17, sec'y, 19); Agr. Cfhem; Electrochem. Soc;
Soc. Milling and Saking Tech. Action of mus-
tard oils on phenols; analysis of oils.

Bryan, Prof. W(alk«r) E(dward), University of
Ariiona, Tucson, Ariz. Botany. Gadsden, Ala,
Jan. 24, 85. B.8, Ala. Polytech, 11; M.S, Wis-

consin, 15. Instr. science. Second Dist Agr.
Sfth, 11-14; agron, Louisiana, 15-16: asst. prof.
plant breeding, Arisona, 16-19, prof, 19-; asst,
plant breeder, Exp, 8ta, 16- Bot. Soc. Hered-
ity in wheat; relation of histological structures
of alfalfa to drought resistance.

Brysn, W(illia)m Alanaon, Museum of History,
Science and Art, Los Angeles, Calif. Zoology.
New Sharon, Iowa, Dec. 23, 75. B.S, Iowa
State, 96. Asst. in charge museum, Iowa State,
93; lecturer museum methods, Minnesota, In-
diana, Chicago, Purdue, Iowa State and Drake,
95-97; asst. curator, in charge dept. ortiith.
Field Museum Nat Hist, 98-99; investigator
fauna of Hawaiian Islands, 17. S. Dept. Agr,
99; curator. Bishop Museum Ethnol. and Nat
Hist, Honolulu, Hawaii, 00-07; pres, Padfio
Sci. Inst, 08-; director, Los Angeles Museum,
21- Ezped. to Big Stone Lake, 94; Polynesia,
09 ; prof. zool. and geol, Univ. of Hawaii 09-20.
A.A; mem. Omith. Union; Ass. Mus; Minn.
Acad. (hon. curator omith, 04) ; Cooper Ornith.
Club. Ichthyology ; birds of the Hawaiian group ;
ethnological and biological survey of the l^acific
Islands.

Bryan, Pres. William Lowe, Bloomington, Ind.
^Psychology, Bloomington, Nov. 11, 60. A.B,
Indiana. 84, A.M, 86; Berlin, 86-87; Ph.D,
Clark, 92; Paris and Wursburg, 00-01. Instr.
Greek, Indiana, 85, assoc prof, philos, 85-87,

grof , 86-02, V. pres, 98-02, pres, 02- Trustee,
amegie Foundation, 10- A.A; Soc Nat;
Psychol. Ass. (pres, 03) ; Philos. Ass. Experi-
mental psychology; the develoxmient of motor
ability; the poydology of occupations.

Bryant) Artbnr P(eyton), Clinton Com Syrup Be-
fining Go, Clinton, Iowa. Chemistry, South New
Market, N. H, May 7, 68. B.S, Wesleyan, 92,
M.S, 95. Instr. math, and science, English and
Classical High Seh, Providence, B. I, 92-93;
chem, Swarthmore, 93-94: with U. S. Dept Agr,
95-02; chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta, 01-02; chief
chemist. Glucose Sugar Befining Co, and Nat.
Starch Co, 02-^; Bryant-Miner. Laboratories,
06; directing chemist, Clinton Com Syrup Mef,
Co, and Nat, Candy Co, 07- Consulting chem-
ist, Nat Ctody C6; Nat Confectioners* Ass.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust Human
nutrition; starch and its hydrolytic products;
sugar.

Bryant, Prof. IBmest CCalyin), Middlebury, Yt.
Physics. Manchester, N. H, April 22, 67. B.S,
Middlebury, 91; Mass. Inst Tech, 93; Cam-
-bridge, 13-14. With Can. Bridge and Iron Co,
93-94; prof, math, and physics, if iddleftitry, 95-
12, physics, 12- A.A ; Physical Soc

Bryant, Dr. Harold O(hlld), California Museum of
Vertebrate Zoology, Berkeley, Calif. Zoology,
Pasadena, Calif, Jan. 30. 86. B.S, Pomona, 08 ;
M.S, California, 10, fellow, 10-12, Ph.D, 13.
Teacher science, Yale Sch, Los Angeles, 0M)9;
reader zool, California, 13, asst. curator birds,
museum vert. 0OOI, 13-14, econ. ornithologist,
14-; game expert, Calif. Pish and Game Com-
mission, 14- Mem. field party, museum vert,
zool, California, summer, 10; lecturer, exten. div,
16-; ed, 'Calif. Fish and Game,' 14- A.A;
mem. Omith. Union. Economic ornithology and

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

mammalogy; paleontology; fish and game con-
servation. •

Bryant, Henry O(rler), 1510 Walnut St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Geography. Allegheny City, Pa,
Nov. 7, 59. A.B, Princeton, 83, A.M, 86; LL.B,
Pennsylvania, 86. In charge, Labrador exped,
91, 12; Pefiry aoxil. exped, 94; Mt. St. Elias
exped, 97. Officier d 'Acad. Delegate, Int. Geog.
Cong, Berlin, 99; Geneva, 08. A.A; Ass. Geog.
(pres, 13) ; Philos. Soc; Am. Alpine Club (pres,
13-16) ; Phila. Geog. Soc. (pres, 20-) ; fel. Koyal
Geog. Soc; hon. mem. Clnb Alpin fran^is;
cor. mem. Swedish Soc. Anthrop. and Geog;
cor. mem. Soc. de G^g. de Geneve. Geograph-
ical exploration; ethnology; drift casks to de-
termine arctic currents.

Bryant, Dr. John, 338 Marlborough St, Boston,
Mass. Anatomy. Cohasset, Mass, Sept. 29, 80.
A.B, Harvard, 03, M.D, 07; European study, 12-
14. Instr. path, and neuropath, Harvard Med.
Sch, 07-08, asst. anat, 14-17 ; U.S.A. service, 17-
19; med. asst. convalescence, Mass. Oen. Eospf
19- Mass. Gen. Hosp, 10. A.A; Am. Med. Asa;
Gastro-Enterol. Ass; New Eng. Pediat. Soc.
(Jastro-enterology ; chronic intestinal medicine;
non-surgical control of incompetence of the ileo-
caecal valve; convalescence.

Bryant, Prof. J(ohn) M(yron), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Electrical engineering.
East Templeton, Mass, 77. B.S.(E.E), Wor-
cester, 01, E.E, 09; M.S, Illinois, 11. Asst.
dept. testing and draughting, Gen. Elee. Co,
Schenectady, N. T, 01-03; electrician, Oriental
Powder Go, 03; instr. in charge elec. labora-
tories, Illinois, 03-07, assoe, 07-09; asst. prof,
09-14; prof. elec. eng, Texas, 14- Pres, acad.
board, and chairman, board of control, U.S.A.
schools, Texas, 17-19. AJl; Elec. Eng; Mech.
Eng; Eng. Educ; Ilium. Eng. Soc. Lecturer,
Wisconsin, summer, 04. Street and interior il-
lumination; power plant economics and rates;
commercial production of ozone; insulating ma-
terials.

Bnchanao, Prof. D(ani6l), University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, B. C. Mathematics. Clear-
ville, Ont, April 14, 80. B.A, McMaster, 06,
M.A, 08; fellow, Chicago, 09-11, Ph.D, 11.
Asst. prof, math, Queen's (Can), 11-14, assoc.
prof, 14-16, prof, 16-20; British Columbia, tO-
Math. Soc; Astron. Soc. Astronomy; isosceles-
triangle solutions of problem of three bodies
(four eases) ; oscillations near the isosceles-
triangle solutions (two cases) ; periodic orbits
on a smooth surface.

Buchanan, Prof. Herbert Earle, Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Mathematics. Cane
Hill, Ark, Oct. 4, 81. A.B, Arkansas, 02;
A.M, Chicago, 03, Ph.D, 09. Instr. math, Wis-
consin, 09-11; assoc. prof, Tennessee, 11-12,
prof, 12-20; Tulane, tO- Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Tenn. Acad. Mathematical astronomy;
celestial mechanics; uniform convergence of
monotonic functions.

Buchanan, L(ee) LCaForest), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Solon, Iowa, Oct. 27, 93. A.B, Iowa, 16. Asst.
zool, Iowa, 15-16; scientific indexer, hiol. surv,
TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 17- Entom. Soc. Taxonomy
of Coleoptera.

Buchanan, Prof. B(ob6rt) £(arle), Station A,
Ames, Iowa. Bacteriology. Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
March 27, 83. B.S, Iowa State, 04, M.S, 06;
Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Instr. hacter, Iowa State,
05-06; asst, Chicago, 07-08; assoc. prof. Iowa
State, 08-09, prof, 09-, dean indust. science,
13-19, grad. col, 19- A.A; Soc. Bact. (pres,
18). Agricultural bacteriology.

Bucher, Prof. John B(mery), Littlehales Chem-
ical Co, Syracuse, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Hanover,
Pa, Aug. 17, 72. A.C, Lehigh, 91 ; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 94; Sc.D, Brown, 17. Instr. chem. Tufts,
94-97; assoc. prof, B. I. Col, 97-01; Brown, Ol-
io, prof, and head of dept, 15-17; penman,
Littlehales Chem. Co, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Chem. Gesell. Organic chemistry; action of
acetic anhydrid on unsaturated acids; the
pheny(naphthalene, fluorene and diphenyl series;
the benzene polycarboxylic acids; fixation of
nitrogen.

Bucher, Dr. Walter H(ermann), University of
Cineinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Geology. Akron,
Ohio, March 12, 88. Ph.D, Heidelberg, 11.
Instr. geol, Cincinnati, 13-15, asst. prof, 16-
AA; GeoL Soc; Ohio Acad; Geol. Gesell. Ger-
man Tertiary; oolites; ripples; joints; sedimen-
tation; cryptoplasmic structures in Ohio; di-
astrophic processes.

Buchholz, Prof. John T(h60dore), Fayetteville,
Ark. Botany. Polk Co, Nebr, July 14, 88. B.S,
Iowa Wesleyan, 09; A.B, Iowa, 09; M.S, Chi-
cago, 14, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Instr. biol,
Ark. State Nor. Sch, 09-11, head, dept. science,
11-18; dept. biol, W. Tex. State Nor. Col, 18-
19; prof. hot. and head of dept, Arkansas, 19-
A.A; Bot. Soc Evolution of cotyledony and
polyembryony; embryogeny of conifers.

Buchner, Prof. Edward F(ranklin), Johns Hopkina
University, Baltimore, Md. *Psyehology, Phi-
losophy, Education. Paxton, 111, Sept. 3, 68.
A.B, Leander Clark, 89; Ph.D, Yale, 93. Lec-
turer pedag. and philos, Yale, 92-94, instr, 94-
97; prof. anal, psychol, N. Y. Univ, 96-01;
decent philos, Clark, 01-03; prof, philos. and
educ, Alabama, 03-08; Hopkins, 08-15, educ,
15- Asst, psychol. lab, Columbian Expos,
93; lecturer psychol, Brooklyn Inst, 98-00.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass;
Soc. Sei Educ; Soc. Col. Teachers Educ; S. Soc.
Philos. and Psychol, (sec'y, 04-09, pres, 10);
fel. N. Y. Acad. Kant's psychology; Kant's
educational theory; history of modern psychol-
ogy; educational psychology.

Back, Dr. A(lbert) H(enry), H. W. Buck, 49
Wall St, New York, N. Y. Otology. New
York, Oct. 20, 42. A.B, Yale, 64; M.D, Colum-
bia, 67. Aural surgeon, N. Y. Eye and Ear
Infirmary, 71-83; prof, otol, Columbia, 87-04.
Consulting aural surgeon, N. Y. Eye and Ear
Infirmary. Otol. Soc. (past pres). Diseases of
the ear.

Buck, Prof. A(lon2o) M(orri8), 52 Yanderbilt
Ave, New York, N. Y. Electrical engineering.
Washington, D. C, Jan. 17, 81. M.E, Cornell,
04. Instr. elec. eng, Cornell, 05-06; engineer,
Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 04-07; asst.
prof. elec. eng, N. H. Col, 08-10; prof, Clark-
son Mem. Sch. Tech, 10-11; asst. prof, railway

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elee. eag, Illinois^ 11-17; consulting engineer,
17- A.A; Elee. Eng; Elee. By. Ass; Eng.
Edue. Bailway engineering.

Buck, Huold Wintlirop, 49 Wall St, New York,
N. Y. Eleoirioal engineering. New York, May

7, 73. PIlB, Yale, 94; E.E, Columbia, 95. Elee.
engineer, Gen. Elee. Co, 95-00; Niagara Falls
Power Co, 00-06; t;. pres, VieUf Blaehwell and
Buek, Engineers. A.A; Elee. Eng. (pros, 16).

Buck, Dr. Thomas, University of California, Ber-
keley, Calif. Mathematics. Orland, Maine, Dee.
25, 81. B.8, Maine, 01; PI1.D, Chicago, 09.
Instr. math, Maine, 02-06; Blinois, 09-11; CaU-
famia, 11-18, aest. prof, 18- A.A; Math. Soo.

Bn^bonmgli, Dr. Slegel A, 2101 Maple Ave,
Eyanston, 111. Chemistry, Ont, Can, Feb.
4, 72. B.A, MeMaster, 02; A.B, Harvard, 03;
MJ3, Chieago, 10; Ph.D, Northwestern, 15.
Prof, ehem, Fairmount, 03-05; instr, high sch,
Bvanston, 07- Organie ehemistry; moleeular
straetnre of maltose sugar.

BnckJngbam, Prof. B(iirdette) B(obb), 706 W.

Nevada St, Urbana, 111. Education. Biverhead,
N. Y, Dec. 9, 76. A.B, Wesleyan, 99, A.M, 00;
PhJ), Columbia, 13. Supt. schools, Northx>ort,
N. Y, 01-04; teacher math, Morris High Sch,
N. Y. City, 04-07; principal, Pub. Sch. 86, 07-
14; ehief statistician, office of city supt. of
schools, 14-16; edue. statistician. Wis. State
Board of Edue, 16-18; prof, edue, and director,
bur. edue. research, lUinois, 18- A. A; Statist.
Ass; Nat. Ass. Directors Edue. Besearch (v.
pros, 17, pros, 18-19). Measurement of results
of teaching sdiool subjects.

BocklTigTiain, Edgar, Bureau of Standards, Wash-
ington, D. C. ^Physics. Philadelphia, Pa, July

8, 67. A.B, Harvard, 87; Strasbourg, 89-90;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 93. Asst physics, Haraird, 88-
89; Strasbourg, 89-90; Harvard, 91-92; assoe.
physics and physical ehem, Bryn Mawr, 93-98,
assoe. prof, 96-99; instr. physics, Wisconsin,
01-02; asst. physicist, bur. soils, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 02-06; Bwr. Standards, 06- Lecturer
thermodynamics, grad. sch, U. 8. Naval Acad,
10, 11-12; assoe. scientific attach^, U. S. Em-
bassy, Bome, 18. Physical Soe. (ed. board, 15-
17); Mech. Eng; Naval Eng; Wash. Acad;
Wash« Philos. Soe. (pros, 15) ; Soe. de Physique.
Thermodynamics; engineerixig physics; fluid dy-
namies.

Biuddty, Prof. Albert 0(<ml8oa), Friends Hospi-
tal, Frankford, Philadelphia, Pa. Neurology,
Psychiatry. Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 6, 73. A.B,
Cent. High Sch, Phila, 94, A.M, 00; MJO,
BCedieo-CMrurg. Col, 97. Asst. demonstrator
anat. and demonstrator nor. histol. Medico-
Chimrg. Col, 97-98, assoe. prof. nor. histol, 99-

09, elin. prof, mental diseases, 09-18; assoe.
prof, psychiat, grad. sch. med, Pennsylvania,
19-; med. supt. Friends Hosp, 18- Lecturer
din. neur. and neuropath, Medico-Chirurg. Col,
07; asst. neurologist, Phila. Gen. Hosp, 07-16;
vifldting physieian, psychopathic wards, 16-18;
aHenist bi charge, mental clinic, Phila. Orthop.
Hosp. and Infirmary for Nervous Diseases, 12-
AA; Am. Med. Ass; Medico-PsyehoL Ass;
Phila. CoL Physicians; Phila. Neurol, Path, and

7

Psyehiat. societies. Neuropathology; cUnieal
IMyehiatry; basis of psychiatry.

BucUoy, Dr. OOiv^r) B(ll8Worth), 36 Clinton
Ave, Maplewood, N. J. Physics. Sloan, Iowa,
Aug. 8, 87. B.S, Grinnell, 09; Ph.D, Cornell, 14.
Instr. physics, Grinnell, 09-10; Cornell, 10-14;
research physicist. West. Elee. Co, 14- Major,
Sig. C, A.E.F, 17-18. Physical Soe; Elee. Eng.
Hall effect; ionization manometer.

Buekman, Prof. H(arr7) O(liyer), 118 Wait Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy. West Liberty, Iowa,
July 4, 83. B^.A, Iowa State, 06, M.S.A, 08;
Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Asst. chemist, Iowa Exp. Sta,
06-07 ; asst. agronomist, Mont. Exp. Sta, 07-09 ;
asst. prof. soUs, Cornell, 12-17, prof ,17- AJl;
80c. Agron. Formation of residual clay.

Buckner, Dr. O(arrett) Davis, 128 E. Fourth St,
Lexington, Ky. Chemistry. Lexington, May 17,
85. BJ3, Kentucky, 08; Ph.D, Princeton, 12.
Asst. food chemist, Ey. Exp. Sta, 08-09 ; asst.
instr. ehem, Princeton, 09^12; research chemist,
Ky. Exp. 8ta, It- Chem. Soe; Ey. Acad.
Plant chemistry; nutrition; silver coulometer.

Baddington* Dr. A(rthiir) ^(raiieto), Princeton
University, Princeton, N. J. Geology. Wil-
mington, Del, Nov. 29, 90. Ph.B, Brown, 12,
M.S, 13; Ph.D, Princeton, 16. Proctor feUow
geol, Princeton, 16-17; instr. Brown, 17-19;
petrologist, geophys. lab, Carnegie Institution,
19-20; asst. prof, geol, Princeton, tO- Asst, N.
Y. State Geol. Surv, 16-19; asst. geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 19- GeoL Soe. Pre-Cambrian
rocks; the melilite group of minerals.

Badington, ProfI Bobert A(]]yn), Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio. Zoology. Leyden, Mass, Oct. 22,
72. A.B, WiUiams, 96, A.M, 99; Columbia,
99-00. Asst. sool, Williams, 98-99; asst.
demonstrator physiol, Columbia, 00-02; instr.
zooL and physiol, Mt. Hermon Sch, 02-^5; biol,
Wesleyan, 05-08; assoe. prof, wool, OherUn, 08-
13, prof, IS- Instr. zool, Woods Hole, 99-07,
embryol, 09-18. A. A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Zool; Ohio
Acad. Physiological characteristics of annelid
muscle; effect of thyroid extract on Protosoa
and on plant root-tix>s.

Bnohler, H(flarj) A(ndrew), BoUa, Mo. Oeology.
Monroe, Wis, April 27, 76. B.S, Wisconsin, 01.
Geologist, Mo. Bur. Geol. and Mines, 01-07;
Federal Lead Co, 07-08; state geologist and di-
rector. Mo. Bwr. Oeol. and Mines, 08- AJl;
Geol. Soe; Min. Eng; Wis. Acad; St. Louis
Acad. Theory of ore deposits; oxidation of
Bulphids.

Bvell, Dr. Mary V(an Bansaalaar), 115 Ely Place,
Madison, Wis. Biological chemistry. Madison,
93. A.B, •Wisconsin, 14, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 19.
Asst. gen. chem, Illinois, 15-16; Wisconsin, 17-
19, instr, 19- Chem. Soe. Blood regeneration;
fat soluble vitamin.

Buerger, Dr. Leo, 1000 Park Ave, New York,
N. Y. Surgery. Vienna, Austria, Sept. 18,
79. A.B, CoL City of N. Y, 97; A.M, MJ>,
Columbia, 01 ; Surgical Clinic,3reslau, Germany,
05-06. On visiting surg. staff. Good SamoHtam
Dispensary, Ear Soridh and Mt. Sinai SospU"
ds, 06- Methods of staining and mounting;
identification of the pneumococeus; gangrene;

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thrombo-angiitis^ obliterans; CTstoscopj; nrol-
ogy; bone tumors; Ba3maud'B disease.

Bnffum, Prof. Burt O, 4033 Valejo St, DeiiTdr,
Colo. Agriculture, South Bend, Ind, April 7,
68. B.8, Colo. Agr. Col, 90, M.S, 93. Asst.
irrig. eng, Colo. Agr. Col, 90-91; prof, hort,
Wyoming, 91-94, agr. and hort, 94-00, y. di-
rector, Wyo. Exp. Sta, 95-00; prof, agr, Colo.
Agr. Col, 00-02; agr. and hort, Wyoming, and
director, Wyo. Exp. Sta, 02-07; plant "breeder
and manager, Wyo, Plant and Seed Breeding
Co, 07- Treas, Emmer Products Co, 19. Ed,
'Agrieola Aridus'; 'Banchman's Beminder.'
A. A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; life mem. Pomol.
Soc. Irrigation; arid agriculture.

Bngbee, Prof. Edward E(yerett), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Metallurgy, Brookline, Mass, Oct. 6, 76. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 00. Asst. instr. metal, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 00-01; chemist and metallurgist,
Brookfield Mining Co, 01; asst. instr. ore dress-
ing, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02-03; special agent,
U. 8. census, 03; asst. prof, mining eng. and
metal, Iowa, State, 03-06; Washington (Seattle),
06-07; Mass, Inst. Teen, 07- Asst. geologist,
U. S. GeoL Surv, 07- Min. Eng; Min. and
MetaL Soc. Fire assaying.

Boll, Dr. Oarroll O(ldeon), 310 W. Monument St,
Baltimore, Md. ^Pathology. Knoxville, Tenn,
June, 83. B.S, Peabody, 07; M.D, Nashville,
10. Teacher bacter. and path, Lincoln Mem.
TJniv, 10-12; fellow. Nelson Morris Inst, Chi-
cago, 12-13; asst. and assoc. path, and bacter,
Bockefeller Inst, 13-17; major, M.C, 17-18;
assoc, prof, immunol, seh. hj^iene and pub.
health, HopJdns, 18- Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Chicago Path. Soc. Bac-
teriology; ferment actions; immunity; septi-
cemias in rabbits; agglutination of bacteria in
Vivo; antitoxin for B. welchiL

Bull, Prof. 0(oate8) P(reBton), Worthington,
Minn. Agronomy. Edina Mills, Minn, Oct. 11,
72. B.S, Minnesota, 01. Asst, dept. agr, Min-
nesota, 97-01; asst. prof, agron, Illinois, 01-02;
asst. agr, Minnesota, 02-07, asst. prof, 07-19;
with 8t. John and Bull Seed Co, 19- Soc.
Agron; Nat. Com Ass. (state v. pres. and di-
rector) ; Minn. Field Crop Breeders' Ass. Plant
breeding; plant biology.

Boll, BCobert) AClaxander), 223 Bank St, Sewick-
ley. Pa. MeiaUurgy. New Albany, Ind, June
28, 74. A.B, Butler, 97, hon. A.M, St. Louis,
14. With various steel and iron foundries; con-
suiting engineer, ISO- A. A; Min. Eng. (v. chair-
man, St. Louis sect, 15); Inst. Metals; Soc.
Test. Mat; Int. Ass. Test. Mat; Foundrymen's
Ass. (v. pres, 11-14, pres, 15) ; British Iron and
Steel Inst. Metallurgy of iron and steel;
foundry practise.

BoU, Sleeter, 706 Michigan Ave, Urbana, HI.
Animal husbandry, Sidney, Ohio, Dec. 23, 87.
B.S, Buchtel, 09; B.S.(Agr), Ohio State, 10;
Mj9, Pa. State, 11. Assoc, animal nutrition,
Illinois, 11- Soc. Animal Production.

Bollard, Dr. HCerbert) Hays, Western University
Medical School, London, Ont, Can. Pathology,
St. Louis Co, Mo, Aug. 9, 83. A.B, Missouri,
08, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Tulane, 12; M.D, Hopkins,

16. Instr. anat, Tulane, 09-12; anat. and nenr,
Pittsburgh, 12-14; asst, instr. and later assoc.
path, Hopkins, 16-20, res. pathologist, Hopkins
Hosp, 1^20; prof, path, amd chief of dept.
Western Univ. Med, Sch, tO- Pathologist, city
hospitals and Union Protestant Infirmary, Balti-
more, 1^20. A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass.
Anat. Bacteriology; histology of muscles; con-
genital syphilis.

Bnllard, Prof. Warren G(ardiier), 117 Bedfield
Place, Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics. Hinsdale,
N. Y, Feb. 26, 67. AJB, Brown, 92; Ph.D,
Clark, 96. Instr. math. Free Acad, Elmira, N.
Y, 92-93; St. Lawrence, 94; Vermont, 9&-00;
Syracuse, 00-01, assoc prof, 01-09, prof, 09-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Math. Yerein; CSr-
colo Mat. di Palermo. Plane curves; cubic and
quartic curves.

Bnllard, Dr. WUUain K(ortoii), 89 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Medicine. Newport, B. I,
Aug. 23, 53. A.B, Harvard, 75, M.D, 80. Med.
house officer, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 79-80 ; physician,
dept. neur, Boston City Hosp; neurologist.
Children's Hosp; visiting physician and later
consulting neurologist, Carney Hosp, mem. con-
sulting stoff; chairman, board trustees, Monson
State Hosp, 95-13. A. A; Neur. Ass. (pres);
Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soc. Psychiat. and Neur.
(pres).

Bnller, Prof. A(rthiir) H(enry) Reginald, Univer-
sity of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Botany.
Birmingham, England, Aug. 19, 74. Birming-
ham, 91-97, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 98-01,
ScD, 03; B.Sc, London, 96; Ph.D, Leipzig, 99;
Munich, 99-01; Naples BioL Sta, 00, 01. Lec-
turer bot, Birmingham, 01-04; prof, Manitoba,
04" Phytopath. Soe; Bot. Soc; Can. Phytopath.
Soc. (pres, 20) ; feL Boyal Soc. Can. (pres, sect,
4, 14) ; British Ass. (sec'y, K, 09) ; British Soc.
Econ. Biol; British MycoL Soc. (pres, 13).
Chemotaxis bf the spermatozoa of ferns and of
sea-urchins; destruction of wood by fungi; the
distribution of bacteria; the occurrence of en-
zymes; physiology and morphology of fungi;
history of wheat growing and wheat breeding. ^

BvUitt, Prof. James B(ell), Uniyersity of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Pathology. Louis-
ville, Ky, Jan. 18, 74. A.B, Washington and Lee,
94, A.M, 95; M.D, Virginia, 97. Demonstrator
anat, Virginia, 98-03; prof, Mississippi, 03-13;
path, North Carolina, IS- Major, U.S.A, 18-19.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Micros. Soc; N. C. Acad.
Hookworm; trichinosis; tuberculosis; influenza
pneumonia.

Bnllock, Dr. Frederick D, 550 W. 190th St,
New York, N. Y. Pathology. Lexington,
Ky, Nov. 20, 78. B.S, Ky. Col, 99; M.D, Hop-
kins, 07. Assoc, cancer research, Crocker Be-
search Fund, Columbia, 09- Ass. Cancer Be-
aearch. Cancer; chronic irritation; cancer
metastasis.

BnUodc, WllUam B(dward), 29 W. 39th St, New
York, N. Y. Mechanical engineering. Hin^am,
England, July 9, 88. B.S, London, 10; M.E,
London Inst, 10. With Bansomes Sims and Jef-
fries, Ipswich, England, 04-07; Baldwin Loco-
motive Works, Phila, Pa, 10-11; sec'y to
committee on science and arts, and asst. director,
sch. mech. arts, Franklin Inst, 11-15; asst.

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seo'y, Am. 800. Mech. Eng, IS- Yarrow stu-
dent, Inst. Civil Eng, 07-10; Bramwell medal,
London Inst, 10. A.A; assoe. Mech. Eng. En-
gineering education.

Bnllowa, Dr. Jesse OCodftey) M, 62 W. 87th St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, New York, Oct.
19, 79. A:B, Col. City of N. Y, 99; M.D Co-
lumbia, OS Adj, prof. din. med, N. Y. Poly-
clinio Med. 8eh, 16-; prof, Fordham, tO- Visit-
ing physician, Willard Parker Hosp; Biverside
Sanitariimi. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad.
Med. Colloidal chemistiy; adrenalin in asthma;
bronchial function.

BnmpuB, H(ermon) O(arey), Waban, Mass. *£i-
ology. Buck£eld, Maine, May 5, 62. Ph.B,
Brown, 84, hon. ScD, 05; fellow, Clark, 89-90,
Ph.D, 91, LL.D, 09; hon. ScD, Tufts, 05. Prof,
biol, Olivet, 86-89; asst. prof, zool. Brown, 90-
91, assoc. prof, 91-92, prof. comp. anat, 92-01;
asst. to pres. and curator invert, zool, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 01-02, director, 02-11; business
manager, Wisconsin, 11-14; pres, Tufts, 14-19.
Asst. director, Woods Hole, 93-95 ; commissioner
inland fisheries, B. I, 97-01; director, bioL lab,
T7. S. Fish Commission, 98-01; mem. board of
trustees. Woods Hole, 05-; board of fellows.
Brown, 0&-; board of managers. Cold Spring
Harbor; trustee, Home for Feeble-minded,
Waverly, Mass; patron. Am. Museum Nat. Hist;
hon. feL Met. Museum of Art, N. Y. City.
Fourth Int. Fishery Cong, 08 (pres) ; Int. Zool.
Cong. Graz, 10. A.A; Soc Nat; Soc. ZooL
(pres, 03); assoc. Omith. Union; !E^heries Soc;
Nat. Ass. Audubon Societies; Mus. Ass. (pres,
06); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; N. Y. Audubon
60c. (v. pres, 0&-) ; N. Y. Linnean Soc ; feL N.
Y. Acad, (aec'y, 05); N. Y. ZooL Soc; Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist; N. Y. Bot. Garden; cor. mem.
Senekenbergische Naturforseh. Gesell; hon.
mem. K. K. Oester. Fischerei Gesell. Heredity;
marine biology; larval development of the lob-
ster.

Bmnstead, Dr. Hanry ACndrews), Yale Univer*
sity. New Haven, Conn. ^Fhyaics, Pekin,
HI, March 12, 70. A.B, Hopkins, 91; Ph.D,
Yale, 97; Sc. D, Toronto, 20. Instr. phyHce,
Sheffield ScL Sch, Yale, 93-00, asst. prof, 00-06,
prof, and director, Sloane Physical JUih, 0$-
Scientific attache. Am. Embassy, London, 18-19 ;
chairman, Nat. Besearch Council, 20- Nat. Acad ;
A. A. (v. pres, 16); Philos. Soc; Physical Soc.
(v. pres, 16, pres, 18); Am. Acad; Conn. Acad.
Badioaetivity; I^ntgen rays; theory of elec-
trons; photoelectric effects; delta rays. [Died
Jan. 1, 21.]

Bnnuted, Dr. C(larence) V(axi) B(eynegon), 235

Graften Ave, Newark, N. J. Internal medicine,
Jersey City, N. J, April 7, 79. Ph3, Brown,
03; M.D, Pennsylvania, 07. Intern, Episcopal
Hosp, Phila, 07; asst. attending physician,
German Hosp, Newark, 12-15^ asst. physician.
Babies Hosp; first asst. attending physician, St.
Michael's Hosp; chief, med. clinic, St. Barna-
bas Hosp. AJl; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Clin. Be-
search; Ass. Study Infant Mortality; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Pediatrics ; pulmonary tuberculosis ;
exophthalmic goiter; oral sepsis.

Bunker, Dr. J(oliii) W(ymoiid) M(m«r), Diges*
tive Ferments Co, 920 Henry St, Detroit, Mich.

Bacteriology, Toungoo, Burma, July 10, 86.
A.B, Brown, 09, A.M, 10, PhJD, 11. Instr. sanit
biol. Harvard, 11-15, sanit. inspector, 15; di-
rector, hacter, laboratories, Digestive Ferments
Co, IS-- A.A; Soc. Bact. (councilor, 18-20,
asst. sec'y, 20, exec, seo'y, research council, 20) ;
Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Boston Bact. Soc
Sanitary biology; bacterial metabolism ; enzymes
and toxins.

Bontlng, Dr. OCharles) H(enry), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. *Fat7iology. La
Crosse, Wis, May 22, 75. B.S, Wisconsin, 96,
fellow, 96-97; M.D, Hopkins, 01. Asst. demon-
strator path, Pennsylvania, 02-03; asst, Hop-
kins, 03-04, instr, 04-05, assoc, 05-06; prof, Vir-
ginia, 06-08 ; Wisconsin, 08- Consulting pathol-
ogist, C. W. 8. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass.
AjiAt; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Exp. Path; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Path. Soc
Hematology.

Bunting, Dr. Elmer N(6wman), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, HI. Chemistry. Chicago, 111,
March 19, 92. B.S, Chicago, 15, Ph.D, 18. Asst.
chem, Chicago, 15-18; chemist, Bausch and
Lomb Optical Co, 18-19; research assoc, Illi-
nois, $0- Chem. Soc Inorganic and physicall
chemistry; glass manufacture.

Bunting, Dr. Martha^ The Netherlands, 4802 Chest-
nut St, Philadelphia, Pa. Biology. Philadel-
phia, Dec. 2, 61. BJj, Swarthmore, 81; Pennsyl-
vania, 88-91, fellow by courtesy, 19-20; Bryn
Mawr, 91-93, Ph.D, 99; Woods Hole, 91, 92, 99;
Columbia, 98-99. Instr. biol. Woman's Col. of
Baltimore, 93-97; head teacher, Girls' High Sch,
Phila, 97-98; asst. teacher, Wadleigfa High Sch,
N. Y, 00-10; research asst, Pennsylvania, 10-15,
19-20. War relief work, 16-18. A.A. Origin
of sex cells in Hydractinia and Podocoryne; de-
velopment of Hydractinia: significance of the
otoliths for the geotropic functions of Astacus;
structure of the cork tissues in roots of some
rosaceous genera.

BunzeU, Dr. H(erbert) H(orace), 575 E. Jefferson
St, Detroit, Mich. Chemistry. Prague, Czecho-
slovakia, Jan. 13, 87. B.S, Chicago, 06, PhJ),
09. Asst. physiol. chem, Chicago, 06-10; bio-
chemist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-
11, chem. biologist, 11-16; prof, chem, George
Washington, 14-16; special lecturer and assoc
prof, Georgetown, 15-16; assoc prof, hiochem,
Cinoinncai, 16-17, prof, and head of dept, med.
sch, 17- A. A; Soc Biol. Chem. Bate of oxidation
of sugars; time relation of galvanic polarisa-
tion; oxidation of uranous telts; toxicity of the
metal ions towards living organisms; mechanism
of the oxidation of glucose by bromin; the
active element in the internal secretion of the
testicles; plant oxidases; poisonous plants.

Burbank, Luther, Santa Bosa, Calif. Plant evo-
lution. Lancaster, Mass, March 7, 49. Dist.
sch. and Lancaster Acad; hon. ScD, Tufts, 05.
Owner and manager, BwrbanJc Exp. Farms. Lec-
turer plant evolution, Stanford, 04-09. Great
gold medal, Calif . Acad. Sciences. A.A ; Pomol.
Soc (v. pres); hon. mem. Calif. Acad; Calif.
Eloral Soc; feL Boyal Hort. Soc; hon. mem.
Boyal Bot. Soc Sweden; hon. mem. Boyal
Italian Agr. Soc. Scientific improvement of

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

trees, fruits, flowers, vegetables, grains, grasses;
origin of new t jpes of plants.

Bvrbedk, Allan BmI, Concord, Mass. Astronomy.
North Abington, Mass, July 31, 82. High sch.
Astron. 8oe; Ass. Var. Star Observers (treas,
17~); British Astron. Aaa^ Soc. astron. de
Prance. Variable stars.

Bvrbridge, Dr. Hany O(arleton), 2437 Shat-
tuck Ave, Berkeley, CaUf . Physios. Greeley,
Iowa, July 4, 85. A.B, Stanford, 08, Ph.D, 13.
Teacher science, high sch, 08-09; instr. physics,
Stanford, 13-14; assoc. physicist, Bur. Stand-
ards, 18-20; with Assoc. OH Co, iO- Lubri-
cation; Yolta effect.

Bordiard, finest F(raiiei8), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Eeonomio geology. In-
dependence, Kans, May 20, 75. Lehigh, 97;
BjS, Northwestern, 00, M.S, T)3. Instr. chem.
and geol, high sch, Sioux City, Iowa, 0(M)3;
asst. geologist, Wis. €^L and Nat. Hist. Surv,
03; geoL aid, Z7. 5. Geol. Surv, 04-06, asst.
geologist, 06-10, geologist, 11-, in charge, seat,
iron and steel metcUs, 17- GeoL Soc; Min. Eng;
Wash. Geol. Soc; IlL Acad; Sioux City Acad.
Chemistry; physiography; areal geology of Ne-
braska lignite deposits: lead and zinc ores in
Arkansas and Wisconsin; iron ore deposits in
Alabama, Georgia, Texas and Tennessee; mar-
ble resources of Alaska; chromite and man-
ganese of (Tuba; petroleum resources of Philip-
pine Islands; utilisation of ores and nonmetallie
minerals as pigments; origin of the Clinton iron
ores.

BnrddiAlter, Oha(rle)8, Leona Heights, Oakland,
Calif. Asironomy. Taylorsville, Ohio, Jan. 5,
49. High sch. and special study. Astronomer
in charge, Chdbot Observatory, 86^ Mem. Calif.
State Earthquake Investigation Commission.
SeismoL Soc (director, 07); Pacific Astron.
Soc (past pres. and sec'y); Calif. Acad; Brit-
ish Astron. Ass; feL Boyal Astron. Soc. Solar
corona; stellar photography.

Bvrge, Prof. WClUiam) E(dward), University of
IlUnois, Urbana, HL Physiology. Lynchburg,
Ya, Sept. 17, 81. A.B, Bandolph-Macon, 03,
AJIC, 06; fellow, Hopkins, 08-09, Ph.D, 09.
Physical director, Bandolph-Macon, 04-06;
instr. physiol, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 09-10; asst, Hopkins, 10-11, instr, 11-12;
assoc. prof, and acting head of dept, lUinois, IB-
With Nela Besearch Lab, 16, 17, 18. Ninth Int.
Physiol. Cong ; Physiol Cong, Paris, 20. PhysioL
Soc; Nat. Aiuisthesia Resean^ Soc. Normal and
cataractous lenses; effect of radiant energy on
lenses; separation of rennin and pepsin; oxida-
tion of ensymes and pro-enxymes; effect on
catalase of phosphorus xK>isoning; thyroid feed-
ing; pyretics; starvation; alcohol; narcotics;
diabetes; acidosis; adreniJin.

Bvrgw, Dr. 0(w«n) P(raiiels), Mt. Banier, Md.

Plant pathology. I^eeland, Pa, June 8, 85.
A3, Indiana, 09; M^, Florida, 11; Harvard,
15, ScD, 16. Asst. to plant pathologist, Fla.
Exp. Sta, 09-11, asst. pathologist, 11-13; instr.
plant path, California, 16-18; pathologist, fruit
disease investigations, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-
A. A; Phytopath. Soc» Diseases of vegetables
and peaches in Florida; variations in Collelo-
trichen; sexuality in the genus Cunnin^iamella.

Burgvr, Prof. Willlaai HCenry), College of Ea-
gineering, Evanston, 111. CivU engineering.
Caribou, Colo, May 1, 74. B.S, Colorado, 96,
96-97. With eng. dept, Colo. N. W. B. B, 97-
99; aid, U. S. Coast and Good. Surv, 99-03,
asst, 08-10; asst. prOf. dvU eng, col. eng. North-
western, 10-15, prof, 16- A.A; Civil Eng;
Eng. Educ; West. Soc Eng; HI. Soe. Eng.

Burgess, A(ll>ert) F(raiikUn), U. S. Bureau of
Entomology, Melrose Highlands, Mass. Ento-
mology. Bockland, Mass, Oct. 2, 7<3. BB, Mass.
Col, 95, M.S, 97. Asst entomologist, Mass.
State Board of Agr, 95-99 ; asst. entom, Illinois,
99-00; asst. inspector of nurseries and orchards,
Ohio, 00-02, chief inspector, 02-07; asst. ento-
mologist, hur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 07-
A.A; Ass. Eeon. Entom. (sec'y, 03, 06-, assoc.
ed, ' Jour, ' 08-09, business manager, 10-) ;
Entom. Soc; assoc. mem. Soc. Foresters; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc; Cambridge Entom.
Club (pres, 15) ; Ohio Acad. Economic en-
tomology; insecticides and fungicides; horticul-
ture ; predatory insects.

Burgess, Prof. O(liarles) F(rederlck), 625 Wil-
liams St, Madison, Wis. * Electrochemistry,
Oshkosh, Wis, Jan. 5, 73. B.S, Wisconsin, 05,
EJ:, 98. Instr. elec. eng, Wisconsin, 95-00,
asst. prof, 00-04, assoc. prof, 04-05, prof, ap-
plied electrochem, 0&-09; chem. eng, 09-; pres,
C. P. Burgess IM, 10- Pres, Burgess Battery
Co. Electrochem. Soc. (past pres); Elec Eng;
Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust; Eng. Educ.
Electrolytic rectifiers; electrolytic purification
of iron; separation and concentration of ores;
electric furnace applications; electrolytic cor-
rosion of underground structures; dry batteries.

Bnrgsss, Prof. Edward 8(aiulford), Hunter C61-
lege. New York, N. Y. Botany. Little Val-
ley, N. Y, Jan. 19, 55. A3, Hamilton, 79,
A.M, 82, hon. ScJ), 04; fellow, Hopkins, 81-82;
Ph.D, Columbia, 99. Instr. bot, DeL Lit. Inst,
Franklin, N. Y, 79-80; high schoolsL Washing-
ton, D. C, 82-95; prof. not. science, Hunter, 95-
Instr. bot, Summer Inst, Marthas Vineyard, 80-
95; Hopkins, 85. A.A; Bot. Soc; Anthrop.
Ass; Folk-lore Soe; Am. Scenic Soc; Torrey
Bot. Club (sec'y> 97, v. pres, 06-) ; Wash. Geol.
Soc. Asters ana reUited Compositae; flora, In-
dian history and locality-lore of Marthas Vine-
yard; American plant-lore.

BnrgMS, Dr. 06o(rgs) K(imball), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. *Physios. Newton,
Mass, Jan. 4, 74. B.S^ Mass. Inst Tedi, 96,
fellow, 98-00; ScD, Paris, 01. Asst. physics,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 96-98; instr, Michigan, 00-01;
California, 01-03; asst physicist, Bur. Stand-
ards, 03-05, assoc physidst^ 05-13, physicist and
chief, div. metal, IS- Mem. various committees,
Nat. Besearch Council, 17~; requirements div,
W. I. B, 18; adviser duplication in govt, depart-
ments, Bur. Efficiency, 1^; metal, ordnance
dept, XT. S. A, 19-; chairman light alloys commit-
tee, Nat. Advisory Committee for Aeronaut, 17-
18, chairman committee on metals, 19-; mem.
Nat. Aircraft Standards Board, 17-18. Silver
medal, Pan-Am. Expos, 15. A.A; Physical Soc
(councilor, 14-17, 19-, ed, 18-20); Automotive
Eng; Min. and Metal. Eng. (v. pres, 15); Soc
Test. Mat. (mem. exec committee, 18) ; Wash.
Acad, (sec'y, 12-16, v. pres, 18); Wash. Philos.

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101

Soc. (aec'y, 05-09, ▼. prcs, 11-17, pres, 18);
British Iron and Steel Inet; Soe. de Physique.
Gravitation constant; vapor pressure of solu-
tions; physinl metallurgj; pyrometry; radia-
tion.

BiixgMB» Prof. Horaos TChomas), 812 W. Dayton
Sty Madison, Wis. Mathematics, Harveysburg,
Ohio, Oct 17, 81. A3, Yale. 06, A.M, 07, Ph.D,
09. Instr. math, Yale, 07-09; Witcontin, 09-18,
cut, prof, IS- A. A; Math. Soe. Modem geom-
etry from standpoint of transformation tiMory;
point-dreto transformations.

Burgeis, Br. L(aiirie) L(onie), Box 525, Jaekson
Laboratory, Wilmington, Del Chemittry. Kins-
mans Comers, N. 8, Oet 21, 8a B.S, Dalhousie,
05«; AM, Harvard, 06, Thayer scholar, 07, 09,
PhJ), 09. Aast ehem. Harvard, 05-08; instr,
minoi^ 09-18; asst prof. anal, ehem, Sai-
luitehewan, 18-14, prof, 14-16; chief chemist
and asst. supt, Allegheny By-Product Coke Co^
16-17; research chmist, B, I. duPant de Ne*
Mours and Co, 17- Instr. ehem, Maine, sum-
men, 07-09. Chem. Soe. Heats of solution of
metals in acids; refractive index of water;
spark spectrum of cadmium.

Bargis, Prof. Bobert WfOHburJ, Brown Univer-
sity, Providence. B. L Mathematice. Newport^
B. i« July 25, 87. A.B, Brown, 08; BJl, Ox-
ford, 10, Bhodes sdiolar, 08-11; Pha>, Gomelli
14. Instr. fiuitfc, Purdue, 11-12; asst, Cornell,
12-14, instr, 14-16; Brown, 16-17, aegt. prof,
19- Lieut, capt. and major, ordnance dept^ and
statist branch, Gen. Staff, 17-19. AJl; Math.
Soc; Statist. Ass. Approximate solutions of
differential equations; statistical analysis.

PnrgasB, Prof. TOumuMi) J(08n»h) W(oclQnan),
Protestant Hospital for Insane, Montreal, Can.
Botany, Feychology^ Toronto, Can, March 11,
49. Upper Canada, 68-66; MJB, Toronto, 70.
Surgeon, Her Majesty's B.NJl. Boundary Uom-
misdon, 71-76; asst. med. Bupt, London A^lum,
75-87; Hamilton Asylum, 87-90; med. supt,
Protestant Eosp, for Insane, 90-; lecturer men-^
tai dieeases, McQitt, 93-99, prof, 99- Pan-Am.
Med. Cong, 96 (hon. sec'y). AJl; Medico-
Piychol. Jiie. (pres, 04) ; cor. mem. Torrey Bot.
Club; fel. Boyid Soc. Can. (pres, nat scL sect,
98); Can. Inst; hon. mem. Hamilton Lit. and
Sci

Buxget, Prof. O(oorgo) E(mmaniMl), University
of Oregon Medical School, PortUmd, Oregon.
Physiology. Kempton, Ind, May 18, 89. XJB;
PhJD, Chicago, 16. Assoc, physiol, Chicago, 16-
17; prof, physiol, Oregon, 17- Glands of in-
terna] secretion.

Buxka^ Br. Bamual MCosea), McCook Field, Day-
ton, Ohio. Physics. Union Springs, Ala, May
26, 91. A.B, Hopkins, 13, A.M, 16, Ph.D, 19.
Lab. asst, Bur. Standards, 17-18, asst. physicist,
18-20; eng. div, Air Service, UJSJL, tO- Phys-
ical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soe. Spectroscopy;
photography; red-sensitive photographic plates;
airplane photography; spectroscopic analysis;
rare gas vacuum tubes.

Burko, Dr. OCharles) EOdrid), Box 525, Wilming^
ton, Del. Chemistry, Hartford, Ont, July 7, 81.
AJ3, McMaster, 07, A.M, 09; Ph.D, lUinois, 11.
Instr. chem, California, 11-14; asst. prof, Ver-
mont, 14-18; research chemist, E. 1. duFont de

Nemours and Co, 18- Chem. Soe. (see'y, Vt.
sect, 17). Terpenes and essential oils; nitrogen
derivatives and homologues of bensene.

Borke, Bdnnmd, Agricultural Experiment Station,
Bozeman, Mont. Chemistry. NUes, Mich, April
26, 65. B.S, Mont Col, 07. Instr. chem, Mont.
Col, 01-06, asst. prof, 06-07; asst chemist,
Mont. Exp, 8ta, 00-08, chemist, 08-, meteorolo-
gist, 06- Lecturer, farmers' institutes and
exten. service. Chem. Soc. Salicylic add in
fruits; effect of alkali on Portland cement; ni-
trates in soil; artificial incubation of eggs;
Montana climate.

Buxka, H(axry) Bdigine), Los Oatot, Calif. JPa-
tomHOogy. Paradise Vall^, Nev, May 19, 78.
B.S, Wadi. State, 02, M.S, 08. Specialist for-
est entom, forest insect investigations, hwr.
entom, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 00- AJL; Soe. Adv.
Forest Entom. (v. pres, 18) ; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Wash. BioL Soc; wash. Entom. Soe. (ree. see'y*
08). Biology oi insects injuilous to forest and
shAde trees; taxonomy of bnprestid larvae.

Bmkattv Prof. OhailM WCilUam), 660 Biverside
Drive, New York, N. Y. Agronomy. Thorn*
ville, Ohio, Jan. 8, 73. B.S, Ohio Stote, 96. M.S,
98. Asst. agr, Ohio States 95-98; prof, N. H.
Col, and agriculturist, Exp. Sta, 98-01; N. C.
Col, and 1^. Sta, 01-06; director, Kans. Exp.
Stations, 06^8; ed, *Am. Agrieulturisi,' 08-
Kans. agr. investigator to Bussia, 07. Animal
husbandry and numtion; soils; crops.

BoikhoUtar, Dr. W(alt«r) B, Cornell Univer-
sity. Ithaca, N. Y. Plant pathology. Craw-
fordsville, Ind, Feb. 1, 91. AJB, Wabadi, 18;
feflow, Cornell, 18-17, Ph.D, 17. InvesHgator
plant path, Cornell, 17- Collaborator, bur. plant
indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 17- A.A; Bot Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. I)iseases of beans; anthraenose
of raspberry.

Buding, Lancaster DCemoreet), 47 Parliament St,
Westminster, S.W. 1, London, England. Geology.
Anita, Iowa, Nov. 2, 82. B.S, Wisconsin, 05. Asst.
to Charles D. WaJeott, 05-12; asst. geologist, U.
S. GeoL Surv, 05-07; asst curator, U. S. Nat
Museum, 07-12; invert, paleontologist, Can.
Geol. Surv, 18-20; geologist, Whitehall PetroL
Corp, Ltd, London, tO- A.A; Geol. Soe; Pale-
ont. Soc; Min. and MetaL Eng; Wash. GeoL Soc;
Can. Min. Inst; Ottawa Field Nat Club (sec'y,
18, V. pres, 19). Paleontology; stratigraphy;
paleoecology ; experimental geology; Cambrian
and Pre-Cambrian rocks and faunas; bibliogra-
phy; education.

Burlingama, Prof. Leonaa L(aneelot), Stanford
University, Calif. Botany. Guernsey Co, Ohio,
Aug. 25, 76. Ph.B. Ohio Northern, 01; fellow,
Chicago, 04-08, A.B, 06, Ph.D, 08. Prof. biol.
and geol, Ohio Northern, 02-04; acting prof.
East HI. State Nor. Univ, summer, 06; asst
hot, Chicago, 06-08; instr, Stanford, .08-09,
asst. prof, 09-16, assoc. prof, 16- Field asst,
U. 8. Dept Agr, 18. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ass. Prof;
West. Soc. Nat (scc'y, 17); Pacific Coast BioL
Ass. (sec'y-treas, 15-17); Calif. Acad. Cytol-
ogy; genetics; morphology of pteridophytes and
gymnosperms.

Burlingham, Dr. Gertrude SCimmons), 556 Lafay-
ette Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Botany. Mexico, N.
Y, April 21, 72. A.B, Syracuse, 96; PhJ), Co-

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lumbia, 08. Preceptress, high sch, Orid, N. Y,
96-98; teacher hiol, high sch, Binghamton, N.
T, 98-05; Trenton Nor. Sch, 08; out, teacher,
East Dist. High Sch, Brooklyn, 08- Bot. Soc;
Torrej Bot. Club. Mycology; Bussula; Lac-
taria.

BurllBon, W(illiam) LCeonldas), Uniyendty of
Illinois, tTrbana, HI. Agronomy, Harrison, Ark.
B.S, Okla. Col, 05; M.S, Illinois, 08, Ph.D, 15.
Asst agronomist, Okla. Col, 05-08, asst. pr9f,
08-10; assoc. ed, 'Orange Judd Weeklies,' 10-
12; assoc. orop production, Illinois, 12-15, assoc.
prof, 15-17, prof, and chief, Exp. 8ta, 17-,
head, dept. agron, tO- Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron.
Physiological botany; crop production; plant
nutrition.

Bnmett, Dr. 0(]iarle8) Tdieodoze), Brunswick,
Maine. "Psychology. Springfield, Mass, June 24,
73. AJB, Amherst, 95; A.M, Harvard, 00, Ph.D,
03. Asst. philos, Harvard, 00-02; instr, Bow-
doin, 04-06, asst. prof, 0W)9, prof, 09- AA.;
Psychol. Ass. Influences modifying the Judg-
ment of numbers.

Bomett, Dr. OOongb) T(iirrlll), Majestic Build-
ing, Denver, Colo. Internal medicine. Lapeer,
Mich, Jan. 80, 8a. Mich. Agr. Col, 01-03; M.D,
Michigan, 08. Asst. bacter, Mich. Agr. Col, 02-
08; first asst, Michigan, 05-07; asst prof, Colo-
rado, 08-10, prof, 10-19. Soc. Bact; Col. Physi-
cians; Soc. Internal Med; Pub. Health Ass;
Mich. Acad. HageUum staining of Spiroehaeta
obermeieri; bacteriology of xniSc; anaphylazif;
tuberculosis; internal medicine.

Burnett^ E(arle) S(mead), 19 E. 96th St, New
York, N. Y. Experimental engineering. Biver
iVOls, Wis, Feb. 16, 80. B.S, Wisconsin, 05,
05-06. Besearch asst. mech. eng, Wisconsin,
06-10; instr. exp. eng, Cornell, 10-14; consult-
ing engineer, 14- Assoc. Mech. Eng. Porous
plug expansion of gases and fluids; hydro-pneu-
mafic relations.

Burnett, Prof. B(dgar) A(lbert), 3256 Holdrege
St, Lincoln, Nebr. Agriculture. Oakland Co,
Mich, Oct. 17, 65. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 87, ScD,
17. Instr. agr, Mich. Agr. Col, 8^91, asst. prof,
91-93; manager, Hiram Walker EVtrms, 94;
prof, animal husbandry, S. Dak. Col, 96-99; Ne-
hraska, 99-^7, assoe. dean agr. instruction, 01-
09, dean, agr. col, 09-, director, Exp. Sta, 01-
Mem. Educ. C, A. E. F, 19. Animal nutrition.

Burnett, Dr. T(heodore) 0(r6t6), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physiology. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Dec. 6, 61. M.D, Columbia, 87. Oph-
thdhnologist, House of Mercy, Pittsfield, Mass,
95-98; students' infirmary, California, 09-, as«t.
physiol, Cdlifomia, 04-10, instr, 10-13, assi.
prof, IS- A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Ass. Study Int. Secretions; West. Soc. Nat.
Catalase; muscle tonus; influence of tempera-
ture on striped muscle.

Bnmham, Prof. Shez1>nme Wesley, Yerkes Ob-
servatory, Williams Bay, Wis. *Astronomy.
Thetford, Vt, Dec. 12, 38. A.M, Yale, 78. Ob-
server, Dearborn Observatory, 77-81; Washburn
Observatory, 81-82; Dearborn Observatory, 82-
84; astronomer. Lick Observatory, 88-92; clerk,
U. S. Courts, Chicago, 92-02; prof, practical
astron, Chicago, and astronomer, Yerkes Ob-
servatory, 02- Gk>ld medal, Boyal Astron. Soc,

94. Am. Acad; assoe. Boyal Astron. Soc
Double stars.

Bumham, S(tewart) H(enry), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Botany. Vaughns, N. Y, Oct. 6,
70. Stanford, 93-95; B.S, Michigan, 99. Mu-
seum aid, N. Y. Bot Garden, 01-03; asst. bot,
Cornell, 04-05; asst stete botanist, N. Y, 05-13.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Fern Soc. (sec'y, 19-); Omith«
Union; Forest Ass; Nature Study Soc; Wild
Flower Preservation Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Vt,
Bot. Club; Sullivant Moss Chapter; Sierra Qnb;
Phila. Bot. Club. Pteridophyte and Phanero-
gamia; systematic botany; mycology; erypto«
gamic plants.

Bnmham, Prof. Willlaia Henry, dark Uniyer-
sity, Worcester, Mass. Psychology. Dnnbartoni
N. H, Deo. 3, 55. A.B, Harvard, 82; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 88. Instr, Wittenberg, 82-93; State
Nor. Sch, Potsdam, N. Y, 83-85; psychol,
Hopkins, 88-89; decent, Clark, 90-92, instr.
pedag, 92-00, asst. prof, 00-06, prof, pedag. and
sch. hygiene, 06- Int. Cong, of Sch. Hygiene;
life Extension Inst, (advisory board). A.A;
Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass; Sdi. Hygiene Ass.
(mem. council); Soc. Col. Teachers Educ
Memory; school hygiene; mental hygiene.

Bnms, Prof. Eleanor I(rene), Constantinople Col-
lege, Constantinople, Turkey. Physics. Phila-
delphia, Pa, July 16, 83. A3, Cornell, 04; Sc.D,
Lafayette. Instr. physics, Wellesley, 05-08;
prof. Am. Col. for Girls, Constantinople, 08-
A.A; assoc mem. Physical Soc. Meteorologiesl
conditions, past and present, of Constanthiopla
and the west 'coast of Asia Minor.

Bums, Frank (lin) L(orenao), Berwyn, Pa, ZooU
ogy. Chester Co, Pa, Jan. 18, 69. Mem. Omith.
Union; Wilson Omith. Club; Cooper Omith.
Club; Soc. Mammal. Ornithology; mammalogy;
ornithology of Chester County, Pa.

Bnms, Dr. (George P(lnmer), University of Ver-
mont, Burlington, Vt. Botany. Maroa, HI, Oct.
30, 71. B.S, A.M, Ohio Wesleyan, 98; PhJ>,
Munich, 00. Instr. hot, Ohio Wesleyan, 97-9® ;
Michigan, 02-07, asst. prof, and director, bot.
garden, 07-10; prof, Vermont, 10- A.A; Phy-
topath. Soc; assoc. Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Midi.
Acad, (librarian, 07-). Ecology; tolerance of
forest trees; reproduction of forests; formation
of peat in Dead Lake; edaphic conditions and
position of greatest peat deposits in local bogs.

Bnms, Dr. Kelvin, Allegheny Observatory, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Spectroscopy, Pleasant Bidge,
N. B, March 1. 81. A.B, Minnesota, 03, PhJ),
10; fellow, licK Observatory, 11-12. Lick Ob-
servatory, 04-07, 10; asst, Minnesota, 07-10;
assoc physicist, Bur. Standards, 13-17, physi-
eist, 18-19; astronomer, Allegheny Observatory,
to- Wash. Philos. Soc. Orbit of X Androm-
edae; spectrum of ring nebula in Lyra; Orion
region; arc spectrum iron 2373-8824; secondary
standards.

Bnrr, Dr. Charles W(alt8), 1918 Spruce St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Neurology. PhiladelpMa, Nov.
16, 61. B.S, Pennsylvania, 83, M.D, 86. Prof,
mental diseases, Pennsylvania, 01- Neurologist,
Phila. Hosp. Neur. Ass. (past pres); Phila.
Neur. Soc. (past pres) ; Phila. Path. Soc (past
pres) ; Phila. Col. Physicians. Pathology of
Friedriech's ataxia; asthenic bulbar palsy; in-

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termittent lameness and other nervous symp*
toms of peripheral arterial disease; the blood
in chorea; spinal cord lesions and Bjmptoms of
pernicious anemia; trauma of the head as a
cause of insanity; visual hallucinations on the
blind side in hemianopsia^

Biixr» Prof. H(arold) Saxton, Tale University,
New Haven, Conn. Anatomy. Lowell, Mass,
April 10, 89. FhJB, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 15. Instr.
anat, Tale, 14-19, asst. prof, 19- A.A; Ass.
Anat. Experimental embryology; neuro-anat-
omy; regeneration and development of the nerv-
ous syst^; human vascular system.

Burr, PioI» W(iUlain) Hdibert), New Canaan,
Conn. CMl engineering* Watertown, Conn, July
14,51. C.£,Bens8elaer,72,D.Eng,18. Practising
eivil engineer, 72-76; prof, rational and tech.
mech, Rensselaer, 76-84; asst. to chief engineer
and later gen. manager. Phoenix Bridge Co, 84-
91; prof, eng, Harvard, 92-93; civH eng, Co-
Jwnbia, 93-16, emer, prof, 16- Mem. first and
second Isthmian Canal Commissions; conmlting
engineer, various municipal departments, N. Y.
City, 93- A. A; Civil Eng; Inst. Consult. Eng;
Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; British Inst. Civil Eng.

Boir, W(illlam) W(e8ley), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Agriculture. Good-
land, Ind, March 26, 80. B.S, Nebraska, 06.
Assoc, prof, crops and soils, Nebraska, 06-18;
in charge cooperative work, ofiice dry land agr,
N. Platte Exp. 8ta, bur. plant indust, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 06-13, asst. agriculturist, 13-16;
prof, agron, and head of dept, Nehraslca, and v.
director, Exp, 8ta, 16- A.A; 8oc. Agron. Soil
moisture; crop production and principles of cul-
tivation; tillage methods; dry land agriculture.

Burr^ Dr. George A, 120 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. *Chemio<a engineering, Cleveland, Ohio,
Jan. 23, 82. Hon. Ch.E, Ohio State; hon. ScJ),
Wesleyan. With U. 8. Geol. Surv, 03-07; in
charge gas, gasoline and oil investigations. Bur.
Mines, 07-16; conevlting engineer, IS- Col,
C. W. S, lft-19. Chem. Soe; PetroL Inst; Nat.
QsB Ass. Oil; gas; gasoline.

BuzTill, Prof. AOtrtd) OdunmingB), University
of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Zoology. Boston,
Mass, Aug. 14, 81. B.S, Harvard, 05; M.8,
Wisconsin, 15. Scientific asst, in charge Am.
forestry and Congo ethnol. Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 07-08; lecturer. Pub. Museum, Milwaukee^
Wis, 08-10; instr. econ. entom. and lecturer for-
est, fish and game conservation, eoL agr, Wis-
consin, 10-15; prof, entom. and zool, Idaho, and
entomologist, ^q>. Sta, 16-18; field agent, bur.
entom, U. 8. Dept Agr, 18-20, scientifie asst,
20; extension prof, entom, and plant path, Mis-
eowri, MO- AJl; Soc. Nat; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; Soc. Mammal. Insect carriers of
disease; ecology of ants, aphids and birds; hab-
its of animals; classification.

Burroughs, Miss LUlian C(rombie), 2313 E. Fed-
eral 8t, Baltimore, Md. Chemietry, Baltimore,
April 22, 96. A.B, Goucher, 17; Hopkins, 17-18.
Chemist, Baltimore City Water Dept, 18; aeet.
ehemiet, Md. State Dept. Health, 18- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Baet; Pub. Health Ass. Food
products.

Bonow, Dr. Trlgaat, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity, Baltimore, Md. Peyohology. Norfolk,

Va, Sept 7, 75. A.B, Fordham, 95; M.D,
Virginia, 99; Ph.D, Hopkins, 09. Demonstrator
biol, Virginia, 99-00; asst psychol, HopJci$i8,
07-09 ; asei. din, psychiatrist, 09- Intern, Univ-
Frauenklinik, Munich, 00. A.A; Psychol. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; Psychoanal. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass; 8. Soc. Philos. and Psychol; Md. Med. and
Chirurg. Faculty; Md. Psychiat. Soc. Atten*
tion; abnormal psychology.

Borrows, Dr. Ohaxles W(llliam), Grasmere, Bor-
ough Bichmond, New York, N. Y. Physics, Bn-
gineering, Wilkesport, Ont, July 2, 74. A^,
Michigan, 98, A.M, 01, Ph.D, 07. Instr. science
and math, high seh, Detroit, Mich, 98-00; asst
physics, Michigan, 05-06; lab. asst. Bur. Stand'
ards, 06^07, asst. physicist, 07-11, assoc. phys-
icist, 11-18, magnetic research engineer, 18^
Physical Soc; Soe. Test Mat (chairman and
mem. various committees) ; Elec. Eng; Mech.
Eng; Automotive Eng; Steel Treating Soc
Magnetic analysis of steel and steel products;
physics of magnetic and electrical measuring
instruments.

BniTowB, Prof. O60(rge) H(oward), University
of Vermont, Burlington, Vt ChenUsiry. Wyo-
ming, Ohio, 75. B.S, Vermont, 99; Ph.D, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 14. Asst physics, Pratt Inst, 99-00;
chem, Cornell, 00-03; asst. prof, Vermont, 03-
14, prof, 14- A. A; Chem. Soc. Equilibrium
measurements in organic chemistry.

Borrows, Prof. M(ontro8e) T(homas), Washing-
ton University Medical School, St. Louis, Mo.
Experimental surgery, Halstead, Kans, Oct. 31,
84. A.B, Kansas, 05; M.D, Hopkins, 09; fellow,
Bofkefeller Inst, 09-10. Asst path, Bockefeller
Inst, 10-11; instr. anat, med. col, Cornell, 11-
15; assoc. path, Hopkins, and res. pathologist,
Hopkins Hosp, 15-17; assoo, prof, path. Wash-
in^on (St, Louis), 17-20, exp, surg. and di-
rector, research lib, Barnard Free Skin and
Cancer Hosp, tO- A. A; Ass. Anat; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp.
Biol; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Cancer Besearch; Ass.
Prof; N. Y. Path. Soc. Tissue cultivation;
mechanism of growth and division of cells and
heart muscle contraction; normal rhythm in
isolated heart muscle cells; intracranial pres-
sure; epidermiology.

Burt, Prof. E(dward) ACngos), Missouri Botani-
cal Garden, St Louis^ Mo. *Botany, Athens,
Pa, April 9, 59. A3, Harvard, 93, A.M, 94,
Ph.D, 95. Teacher, Albany Acad, 80-86; prof,
nat science, N. Y. State Nor. Sch, Albany,
85-91; nat hist, Middlebury, 9&-13; librariafn
and mycologist. Mo. Bot, Oarden, and prof. ho%
Washington (St, Louis), IS^ Examiner nat
science for regents, Univ. State of N. Y, 88-86;
mem. construction committee, Middlebury Water
Works, 00-02. A.A; Bot Soc; New Eng. Bot.
Club; Int. Ass. Bot. Morphology and physiol-
ogy of Phalloideae and other fungi; taxonomy
of Basidiomycetes; North American Thelepho-
raceae.

Biirt^ H(enry) J(ack8on), Monroe Building, Chi-
cago, HI. CivU engineering. Urbana, HI, Feb.
6, 73. B.S, niinois, 96, C.E, 14. Asst. prof,
civil eng, Iowa State, 00-01; contracting mana-
ger. Am. Bridge Co, 01-11; structural engineer
and manager, Holahird and Boohe, 11- With
construction div, U.8.A, 17-18. Civil Eng; Eng.

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Edue; Soe. Test. Mat; West. Soe. Eng. (pres,
17). Steel eonstrnetion.

Buxton, Prof. AQftod) E(dgftr), Maasaehusetts
Inatitate of Teehnology, Cambridge. Mast.
Oeodesy, TopogrofhiocX twrveying, rortlaiid,
Maine, March 24, 57. B.S, Bowdoin. 7S, C.E,
81, SeJ). 13. Aid, IT. S. Coast and Qeod. Snry,
7^82; instr. topo^. eng^ Mass, Ingt. Teek, 82-
84, asst. and later asaoc. prof, 84-96, prof, P^,
dean, 0$- Mem. Mass. Topog. Snrv. Committee^
95-^1; in dbarge, sdentiiic ezped. to Qreenland,
96; eclipse ezped. to Ga, 00; Mass. Inst. Teeh.
eelipse ezped. to Snmaixa, 01. In eharf^e in*
Btmction, fVse Navig. Schools, XT. S. Shipping
Board, 17. Astron. Soe; Civil Eng; fel. Am.
Acad. Oeodetie meamirements; base line ap-
paratoB.

Burton, Dr. E(U) F(raaUin), Uniyersity of To-
ronto, Toronto, Can. Fhyties. Green Biver,
On^ Feb. 14. 79. AJ3, Toronto, 01, fellow, 01-
03, 1851 Ezhibition scholar, 04-06, PhJ>, 10;
AJB, Cambridge, 06. Asst demonstrator fhgties,
TofwUo, 02-^ senior demonstrator, 06-11)
09906. prof, 11-- Science research ezhibitioBier,
Emmannel Cd, Cambridge, 04r^06. Physical Soe.
Badioactivity of crude petroleam; physical prop-
erties of coUoidid solutions; action of eleetii*
lytes on colloids.

Burton, HCarry) B(dward), 8621 Hall Plaoe,
Washington, D. C. A9troium/y, Onawa, Iowa»
June 11, 78. AJ3, Iowa, 01, fellow, 02-03, M49|
03. Instr. math, and astron, Parsons, 07-08;
U. 8, NawA Ohservaiory, 09- Obserrations of
asteroids, eomets and satellites.

Burton, Br. WlUlam Mtorriam, Standard Oil Co,
Whiting, Ind. Chemistry, Cleveland, Ohio, Not.
17, 65. A.B, Western Beserve, 86; PhJ>, Hop-
kins, 89. Chemint, Standard Oil Co. of Ind, 89-
15, Y. pres, 15-18, pres, 18- Willard Gibbs
medal« 18. Chem. Soe. Atomic weight of dnc
and magnerinm.

Bnrton-Opiti, Prof. BCnasell), 437 W. 59th St,
New Tork, N. Y. ^Physiology. Port Wayne,
Ind, Oct 25, 75. MJ), Bush Med. Col, 95,
B.S, Chicago, 98, M.S, 02, Ph.D, 05; Vienna,
98; Naples Zool. Sta, 01. Asst phyeioX, Bros-
lau, 98-01; Harvard, 01-02; demonstrator, Co-
hmbia, 02-04, adi. prof, 04-10, a9Soo. prof, 10-,
head, dept phydoL 09-11. AJl; Soc Nat;
Physiol. Soc; Soc Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Harvey Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Am. Med. Aas.
Viscosity of blood and body fluids; vaso-motor
nerves of diiferent organs; blood pressure; blood
flow; secretion of saliva and bile.

Bnrtt, Dr. Harold ECraest), Ohio State Uniyer-
sity, Columbus, CMo. Psychology. Haverhill,
Mass, April 26, 90. A.B, Dartmouth, 11; AJif,
Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. psychol, Simmons,
15-18; Harvard, 16-18; Ohio State, 19-20, asst.
prof, to- Capt, Air Service; consulting psy-
ehologist, Can. Consol. Bubber Co. AJ^; Psy-
chol. Ass. Ezperimental and applied psychol-
ogy; aviation and vocational tests.

Borwash, Prof. E(dward) M(oore Jackson), Uni-
versity of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Geology.
Cobourg, Ont, July 10, 73. B.A, Victoria (Can),
93, M.A, 97, B.D, 03; Ph.D, Toronto, 14; fellow,
Chicago, 10-12, Ph.D, 15. Sec'y to chancellor,
Victoria (Can), 02-05; prof. nat. science, Co-

lumbian Methodist Cd, 05-10; science master,
tapper Can, 13-14; aset. prof. geol. amd mim^r,
Manitoha, 19- Asst, Can. OeoL Surv, 93, 11;
asst geologist, Ont Bur. Ifines, 95, fleld gedl*
ogist, 96, 19; mining geologist, Mez. and Can.
OeoL Soc: B. C. Acad, (organiser and see'y,
09); British Ass; Soe. Beige d'Astron. Cana-
dian geology; Cretaceous invertebrates. ^

Busck, AngQft XT. S. National Museum, Washing-
ton, D. 0. Entomology. Banders, Denmark,
Teh. 18, 70. Ordmp Col, Denmark, 87-89; A.M,
Ph3, Boyal Uniy, Copenhagen, 98. Instr. sooL
and matl^ Ordmp Go!, 89-93 : asgt, div. eniow^
V. 8. Dept. Agr, 9B- AJl; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc (pres, 13); Wash. Acad; WadL
Entom. Soc; WadL BioL Soc; Wash. BioL Field
Club; Stoddiolm Entom, Soc; Copenhagen
Entom. Soc American Mlcrolepidoptera; mol-
ogy of mosquitoes.

Bodi, Prof. AxUmr ]>(«iaoBt), University of
North Dakota, XTnivendty, N. D. Physiology^
Fharmaeology. Townsend, Mass, Aug. 18, 75.
B.8, Tufts, 14; MJ), Emory, 01. Dean and
prof, anat, Flint Med. Col, 05-09; instr. physioL
and Pharmacol, Vermont, 11-14; prof, bioli
Olivet, 15-16; phy9iol. and pharmaeol, Southern
California, 16-18; acting prof, Missouri. 18-19;
prof. North DaJeota, 19- AJL; Am. Med. Aas.
Tobacco smoking and mentality; effect of dia-
ease toxins upon drug action; perfusion of iso-
lated medulla of turtto with dn^.

Bodi, B(enJamJii) V, 69 Colgate St, Boeheeter,
N. T. Chemistry. Canton, N. Y, Feb. 14, 89.
B.S, St Lawrence, 12; A.M, Columbia, 19.
Instr. chem, Kingston, N. Y, 12-14; head^ sci-
ence dept, Lakewood, N. J, 14-17; Friends
Cent. Col, 18-19; researeh ehewUst, Bastmam
Kodak Co, 19- Chem. Soc Organic chemistry;
alkyl substituted tMoureas.

Bosh, Dr. Katharina J(eaiiii«tte), Farmington,
Conn. Natural soienoe. Scranton, Pa, Dec. 80, 55.
Ph.D, Yale, 01. Asst, sool. dept, Pedbody Mu-
seum, Yale, 79- Asst, U. S. Fish Commission,
81-88; 'Webster's Int Diet,' 88-90; U. S. Nat
Museum, 91-92, 94-98. Soc Nat; Soc. ZooL
Marine moUusks and annelids; annelids of the
Harriman Alaska and Bermuda expeditions.

Bush, Prof. V(aoiieyar), Chelsea, Mass. Bleo-
triedl engineering. Everett, Mass, March 11,
90. B.S, M.S, Tufts, 13; D.Eng, Mass. Inst
Tech. and Harvard, 16. Instr. and asst prof,
eiec eng, Tufts, 14-17; assoc. prof, Mass. InsL
Teeh, 19-; consulting engineer, Am. Radio antd
Research Corp, 19- Elec Eng; Badio Eng;
Eng. Educ. Oscillating current eircuit theory;
submarine detection.

Bnshong, P(ranclB) W(iUiam), Oulf Befining C0|
Port Arthur, Tez. Chemistry, Near Lancaster,
Pa, March 17, 64. A.B, Franklin and Marshall,
85, A.M, 88; Leipzig, 85-87; hon. ScD, Em-
poria, 00; fellow, Chicago, 00-02; fellow, Kan-
sas, 08-10, 11-13. Prof. nat. science and Ger-
man, Emporia, 95-00; asst. prof. org. chem,
Kansas, 03-10, assoc. prof, indust. research, 10-
13; fellow, Mellon Inst, 13-14; research chemist.
Gulf Refining Co, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Kans.
Acad; Chem. Oesell. Esters of sulphuric acid;
petroleum; naphthenic acids.

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, Frot W(illiaiii) H(eiiZ7)» Univenity of
lOimeBota, lifixiiieapolii, Minn. Mathematie$.
ChieagOi in, Oct. 24, 79. AJB, NortlLwestern,
00; A.M^ Harrard, 02; fellow, Ohieago, 02-04,
PluD, 04. Instr. math, Acad, Northwestern, 04*
05; tator^ Barnard, ColumbiflL 05-07; asst prof.
MiiMesoia, 07-14, assoe. prof^ 15-20, prof, ana
head of dept, €0^, assi. dean, Junior eol. AJl;
Math. Soe. (managing ed, 16). Oeneraticaal
relations for the abstract group simply iso*
morphie with the group 1^(2, p*) ; Ckdois field
tables; finite projective geometries.

BoflwaO, Br. ArUmr M(08as)» Urbana, HI. Chem-
iftry. Kadison, Wis, Mareh 20. 86. A3, Min-
nesotay 10; AJL Maine, 12; fellow, Columbia,
18, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem, Maine, 10-12; Co-
Inmbia, 18-20 ; chief, JR. State Water 8urv, BO-
Asst sanit. offieer, A.EJP, 17-12. A.A; Chem.
Soe; Pnb. Health Ass; Water Woffcs Asa;
Micros. Soe. Treatment of trade wastes.

Butter, Amos W(ilUam),. 52 Downey Ave, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Anthropoloinf, Zoology, SooMogp.
Brookrille, Ind, Oct 1, 50. Hanover, 77, LLJ),
15; A3. Indiana, 94, AJiff, 00. Bee'y, Ind.
Board of State CharUiee, 98" Pres, Nat Conf .
Charities and Correction, 07; Int. Prison Cong,
Washington, 10 (chairman, gen. committee, ▼.
pres) ; pres, Ind. State Conf. CSiarities. 15; non-
res, leetnrer applied sociol, Indiana, 20. AJk;
(see^, H, 86, F, 89, gen. sec'y, 92, v. pres, 00) ;
mem. Omith. Union; Soe Mammal, (founder);
Anthrop. Ass. (founder); Am. Prison Ass.
(see '7, 05-08, pres, 10); Ind. Acad, (see'y, 85-
93, V. pres, 94, pres, 95, ornithologist, dept.
geoL and nat. resources of Ind, 96) ; Ind. Soe
Sfental Hygiene (foimder) ; Ind. Audubon Soe.
(founder); Soe Gient. Ant. Als. Birds; mam-
mals; reptiles; antiquities of Ohio valley;
degeneracy, pauperism and crime; dependency,
defectiveness and delinquency; public charities;
penology.

Butter, B(ert) 8^ U. S. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology. (h&e8vi]le,N.Y, March
dO, 79. A.B, Cornell, 05, A.M, 07. Asst geol,
Cornell, 04-05, instr. geol. and physical geog,
05-07; junior geologist, V. 8. OeoU 8urv, 07-09,
asst. geologist, 09-11, geologiet, 11- AJL; GeoL
Soe; Min. and Metal. Soe; Wash. Geol. Soe
Geology and petrography; areal geology of tiic
Takutat Bay re^on, Alas^; copper mineral re-
sources of the united States; petrography of
copper district, Shasta Coun^, CSdifomia; geol-
ogy of San Francisco and adjacent districts; ore
deposits of Utah.

Batter, Dean (Ourdon) M(oiitagQA), University
of Arizona, Tucson, Aria. Oeology. . Lake
Geneva, Wis. March 26, 81. E.M, Colo. Sch.
Mines, 02. Instr, asst. prof, and assoc. prof,
geol. and miner, Colo. Sch. Mines, 08-13; assoc.
prof, mining eng, Oregon Col, 13-14, prof, geol,
14-15; dean, eol, mines and eng, Arieona, 15-,
prof, miner, and petrol, 17- Geologist, Colo.
Geol. Surv, 08-13 ; Oregon Bur. Mines and Geol,
14-15; director, Ariz. Bur. Mines, 15-; consult-
ing mininff engineer and geologist. A.A ; Geol.
Soe ; Am. Geog. Soe ; Ass. Eng. (pres. southwest,
sect, 19, 20) ; Min. and Metal. Eng; Seismol.
Soe. Mining and petroleum geology; miner-
alogy; clays.

Butter, Dr. O(nnoiid) B(onrke), New Hampshire
State College, Durham, N. H. Botany, Mel-
bourne, Australia, Aug. 14, 77, FhJ), Cornell,
10. Instr. hort, Wisconsin, 10-12; prof, hot,
N, JET. Col, and hotaniei Bxp. Sta, US- AJL;
Phyiopath. Soe; Soe Agron. Plant physiology;
physiological diseases of plants; fungicides and
insecticides.

Bntman, Chester A(rtliiir),Bockport, Mass. Th/ye-
ice. Bockport, Feb. 19, 82. Mass. Inst Tech,
02^^; Clark, 0»-10, A.M, 09; Yale, 10-11.
Asst. physics. Tufts, 07-08; Clark. .09-10; instr,
Mass. Agr. Col, 11-13; reeeoKx^ phyeidet, Weet*
inghonee Elee, and Ufg. Co, 14- With Gen*
Elec COj Lynn. Mass, 06-07; Elec Testing Lab-
oratories, N. Y. City, 09; Edison Co, 18; Davy-
Faraday Besearch Ijab, Bo^ Inst, London,
summer^ 13. AJL; Physical 6oc The photo-
electric effect of phosphorescent material and of
SDlphur; tiie electron theory of phosphorescence
and fluorescence; Zeeman effect; actlno-dielee-
trie effect; energy losses in dielectrics at high
voltages and low frequencies; A. C. bridge
measurements; effect of temperature on ue
dielectric strength and constant of solids and
liquids.

BatterflelA Prof. Arthur D(ezter), Norton Co,
Worcester, Mass. Mathematiee, Dunstable,
Mass, Oct. 18, 70. B.S, Worcester, 98, M.S, 98;
A.M, Columbia, 04. Asst. eiyil eng, Worcester,
94-98; instr. math, eng. dept, Vermont, 98-00,
asst prof, 00-04, prof. mech. and matl^ 04-08;
asst. prof, math, Worcester, 08-10, pof, 10-14,
math, and good, 14-17; capt, Air Serriee, 17-
18, major, 18-19, lieut. eol, 19; prof. math, and
good, Worcester, 19-20; edue, direetor, Norton
Co, to- With U. S. Lighthouse Service, 93-94;
asst, Mass. State Surveys, summers, 95-98, 00-
03; chief of field party, U. S. Qeo\, Surv, 04,
09. Chev^er Legion d'honneur; K. C. M. Qt,
A. A; Eng. Edue. Oeodesy; history and dev^op-
ment of triangulation in MasMushusetts; base
line measurements with steel tapes; history of
the determination of the figure of the earth from
arc measurements.

Buttexfltid, Pros. Kenyon L(eedi), Amherst, Mass.
Enrol eoeiology, Lapeer, Mich, June 11, 68.
B J3, Mich. Agr. Col, 91 ; Michigan, 0(M)3, A.M,
02; LL.D, Amherst, 10. Ed, 'Mich. Ghrange
Visitor,' 92-95; supt, Mich. Farmers' Institutes,
95-99; pres, B. I. Col, 03-06; Mass, Col, 06-
Leeturer rural JBOciol, Michigan, 02; collaborator
in charge agr, dept. econ. and sociol, Carnegie
Institution; Carew lecturer, Hartford Theol.
Sem, 09; mem. Boosevelt Country Life Com-
misfldon, 08; Am. Commission Study Bural
Credit in Europe, 13. A.A; Soe. Prom. Agr.
Sci; Econ. Ass; Sociol. Soe Bural social life.

Butters, Prof. Frederie K(big), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Mixm. Botany, Minne-
apolis, Feb. 8, 78. B.S, Minnesota, 99; A.B,
Harvard, 00^ PhJ), 17. Instr. hot. and pharma-
cog, Minnesota, 01-10; asst. prof, hot, 10-19,
assoc, prof, 19- A.A; Bot. Soe; Ecol. Soe;
Minn. Acad. Plant geography; taxonomy of
ferns.

Butts, Charles, U. S. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology, Portville, N. T, Sept.
18, 63. B.S, Alfred, 99, M.S, 00. Field asst,

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AMEBICAN MEN OF 8CIEKCE

U. S. Geol. Snrv, uO; asst. to N. Y. state
paleontologist^ 00-01 ; aast. geologist, TJ, 8. Geol.
8urv, 01-09, paleontologist, 09-12, geologist, 1Z~
A. A; Qeol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Wash. Geol. 8oc.
Areal, stnietuial and stratigraphie geology;
geology of Pennsylvania, Alabama, Tennessee,
Kentucky, Illinois, Virginia and New York.

Butts, Prof. William H(enr7), 019 Oakland Ave,
Ann Arbor, Mieh. Mathematiot, Harmony,
N. Y, Feb. 16, 67. A.B, Michigan, 18. A.M, 79 ;
Ph.D, Zurich, 07. Principal, Mich. Mil. Acad,
Orchard I«ke, 83-98; asst. prof, math, Mich-
igan, 05-08, aBM>e. prof, 08-20, prof, M0-, asst,
dean, col, eng, 08- Math. Soc; Oircolo Mat. di
Palermo. EUiptic cylinder function of class K.

Buwalda, Prof. John P(eter), Yale Uniyersity,
New Haven, Conn. Geology, Zeeland, Mich,
Dec 16, 86. BjS, California, 12, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. physiog. and meteorol, California, 15-17;
asst. prof, geol, Tale, 17-; toith TJ. 8. Geol.
8urv, 17- A. A; Paleont. Soc; Soc. Mammal.
Mammalian paleontology; Tertiary geology.

Byars, Dr. L(uther), P(arrlB), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Forest City, N. C, Sept. 25, 87. B.S,
Clemson, 09; M.S, Wisconsin, 13, PhJ), 19.
Asst. plant path, S. C Exp. Sta, 10^11; bot,
Wisconsin, 12-14; pathologist, hur. plant indust,
V, a. Dept. Agr, 14- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Diseases of plants
due to nematodes.

Bybee, Prof. H(al) P(lea8ant), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Geology, Boohester, Ind,
Jan. 7, 88. B.S, Rochester (Ind), 08; A.B, In-
diana, 12, fellow, 12-14, A.M, 13, PhJ), 15.
Teacher, pub. schools, Ind, 08-09; nat. science,
Clinton, 10-11; instr. geol, Texas, 14-16, adj.
prof, 16-20, assoo. prof, tO- A.A; Ass. PetroL
Geol; Ind. Acad. Stratigraphie and field geol-
ogy; Thrall oil field.

Byerly, Prof. W(lUiam) EOwood), S9 Hammond
St, Cambridge, Mass. ^Mathematics. Phila-
delphia, Pa, Dec. 13, 49. A.B, Harvard, 71,
Ph.D, 73. Asst. prof, math, Cbmell, 73-76;
Harvard, 76-81, prof, 81-13, emer. prof, IS^'
Ed, 'Annals of Math,' 99- Math. Soc; Am.
Acad.

ByexB, Dr. H(oraoe) G(r6eley), Cooper Union In-
stitute, New York, N. Y. Chemigtry, Pulaski,
Pa, Dec. 26, 72. A.B, B.S, Westminster (Mo),
95, A.M, 98; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Prof, chem,
Tarkio, 95-96; instr, Maryland, 98-90; prof,
Washington (Seattle), 99-19; head, dept. chcm,
Cooper Union, 19- Instr, chem. lab, Chicago,
summers, 02-04; Leipsig, 07-08; Northwestern,
15-16; Columbia, summer, 16; capt, C.W.S, 18;
chief chemist, bur. soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 19.
A. A; Chem. Soc. Passivity of metals.

Byfonl, Dr. Henry T(iinnan), Peoples Gas Build-
ing, Chicago, IlL Gynecology. Evansville, Ind,
Nov. 12, 53. M.D, Northwestern, 73. Prof,
din. gynec. Woman's Med. Col, Northwestern,
90-08; consulting gynecologist, St. Luke 'a Hosp;
prof, gynec, med. dept, I&inois, 92-14. Lec-
turer obstet. Bush Med. Col, 89. Am. Med. Ass ;
Gynec. Soc; CoL Surg; S. Surg, and Gynec
Soc; West. Surg. Ass; Chicago Gynec. Soc.
(pres, 89) ; Int. Cong. Gynec. and Obstet. (hon.

pros, 96). Anemia in women; cancer; eczema;
relation of .sugar to public health.

Byrd, Dr. Hiram, Miami, Fla. Biology. Black-
shear, Ga, Aug. 3, 74. B.S, Georgia, 95, M.D,
02. Special agent, Fla. State Board of Health,
03^)5; asst. state health officer, Fla, 05-13;
pres, Fla. Tuber. Sanatorium, 14-16; scientific
see'y, Fla. State Board of Health, 17-19;
director, dept. hygiene, Mississippi, 19-20; Ala-
bama, BO- Lecturer, Am. Med. Ass, 12-13.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass. Ty-
phoid fever; latent material carriers; hook
worm; dtms eanker.

Byrd, Prof, MUry E(miiia), Box 77, B^B. 9, Law-
rence, Hans. Astronomy. Le Boy, Mich, Nov. 15,
49. A.B, Michigan, 78; Harvard CoL Obserra-
tory, 82-83; Ph.D, Oarleton, 04. Principal,
high sch, Wabash, Ind, 79-82; first asst, ob-
servatory, Carleton. 83-87; director. Smith, 87-
06, prof, astron, 98-06. British Astron. Ass.
Comet positions by filar microm«fcer.

Byrne, Prof. Joeeph, 244 W. lOlst St, New York,
N. Y. Physiology, Bagenalstown, Ireland,
March 21, 70. AJB, Boyal Univ, Ireland, 90;
A.M, St. Francis Xavier, 93; M.D, Columbia,
95; LLJB, N. Y. Univ, 00, M.B.C.S, England,
13. Prof, newr, Fordham, It- AJumni Ass.
prize, Columbia, 10. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Neur.
Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Semicircular canals;
tabes; pain; paradoxical pupil dilation.

Byrnes, Dr. 0(liaxle8) M(etcalfe), 207 E. Preston
St, Baltimore, Md. Biology, Medicine. Clai-
borne Co, Miss, Nov. 4tf 81. B.S, North Carol^ia,
02; M.D, Hopkins, 06. Demonstrator anat,
Hopkins, 02-03; adj. prof, Virginia, 06-09;
instr. new, HopTcins, 0&-18, assoe, 18- A.A;
Neur. Ass. Palliological and clinical neurology.

Byrnes, Dr. Esther FCnssell), 193 Jefferson Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Biology, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 8, 67. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 91, A.M, 04,
fellow, 94-95, Ph.D, 98; Woods Hole, 91.
Demonstrator biol, Vassar, 91-93; Bryn Mawr,
95-97; instr. physiol. and teacher hiol. Girls'
High 8cih, Broolclyn, 98- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool; Marine Biol. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad; N. Y.
Ass. Biol. Teachers (v. pres). C^ytology; matu-
ration and fertilization in limax; origin of limb
muscles in Amphibia; regeneration of limbs in
Amphibia; Cyelopidae; metamorphosis of Qy-
clops.

C

Oabot, Prof. Hugh, University of Michigan, Aba
Arbor, Mich. Surgery. Beverley Farms, Mass,
Aug. 11, 72. A.B, Harvard, 94, M.D, 98. Visit-
ing surgeon, New Eng. Baptist Hosp, 00-20;
surgeon, out-patient dept, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 04-
10; instr. genito-urinary surg, Harvard Med.
Sch, 10-12; chief, genito-urinary dept, Mass.
Gen. Hosp, 12-13; asst. prof, genito-urinary
surg. Harvard Med. Sch, 13-18, prof, lfr-19;
chi^ surgeon, Michigan, tO- Cbi&f surgeon.
Harvard Unit, B.E.F, 16-17^ commanding offi-
cer, 17-18. Ass. Genito-Urinary Surg, (pres,
14); Col. Surg; Urol. Ass. (pres, 10, 11); Am.
Med. Ass; Miss. Valley Med. Ass. (pres, 15);
Ass. Int. d'Urol.

Cabot, Dr. Bichard Clarke, 1 Marlboro St, Bos-
ton, Mass. ^Medicine. Brookline, Mass, May

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21, 68. A.B, Harvard, 89, MJ), 93, Dalton
seholar, 94-95. Aast. elin, med, Harvard, 98-
03, instr, 04-08, aast. prof, 08-18, prof, IS-
Yuatjng phjBieian, Chaxming Home, 96-97;
physician to out-patients, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 97-
08, asat. visiting physician, 08-; consulting
physician, Mass. Eye and Ear In&mary, 00-;
New England Hosp, 02-; lecturer philos. Har-
vard, 02-03, prof, social ethics, 20- Am.
Phyddans; Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soc Med.
linprov; Boston Soc Med. ScL Blood; methods
of examining the chest; action of alcohol and
strychnin in fevers; semm diagnosis in disease;
abdominal tamora; habits of healthy hnmao
beings in American eitiei as regards food, sleep
and exercise; alcohol in arteriosclerosis.

Oady, Gilbert H(ayen), University of Arkansas,
Fayetteville, Ark. Geology. Chicago, Dl, Dec.
18, 82. A.B, Northwestern, 05, fellow, 07-08,
MJ3, 11; Yale, 09-10; Illinois, 11-12; Chicago,
11^-13, PhJ), 17. AjbsL geologist, III OeoL Sprv,
10-13; instr. geol, Northwestern, 13-14; geol-
ogist, HI. Qeol Surv, 14-19; Yonnan Ming
Hsing Mining Co, China, 19-20; state geologist,
Arh, and prof, geol, ArJeansaa, tO- Areal geol-
ogy of Illinois; days, coals and cement-making
limestones of Illinois; general geology of Baker,
Oregon, quadrangle.

Oady, Prof. H(ainilton) PCerUns), University of
Xansaa, Lawrence^ Kana. *Bhy$iocA ehemitiry,
Morris Co, Kana, 74. A.B, Kansas, 97, Ph.D,
03. Aast. prof, chem, Kansas, 99-05, assoc.
prof, 05-11, prof, 11- A.A; Ohem. Soc; Kans.
Acad. Liquid ammonia as a solvent; helium
and other rare gases in natural gas.

Oady, Piof. L^Boy, University Farm, St. Paul,
Minn. Horticulture. Buffalo, Minn, Jan. 9, 79.
B.8, Minnesota, 07. Assoc, prof, hort, Minne-
sota, and assoo. horiicultuirist, Bxp. 8ta. Soc.
Hort. Sci. Ornamental plants.

Oady, W(alter) BCriggs), Ypsilanti, Mich. Chsm-
istry. Pittafield, Mich. Ph.C, Michigan, 92,
B.S, 97. Asst. chemist, N. Y. State ^q>. Sta,
(Geneva, 92-95; Mo. Exp. Sta, 97-01; Wabash
Portland Cement Co, 02-06; Peninsular Port-
land Cement Co, 06-11; research chemist, Ouan-
tanamo Sugar Co, 12; diemist. Insular Exp. Sta,
P. B, 13. AJl; Ohem. Soc. Application of fer-
tilizers to soil; losses by leaching; acid, solid
and sugar content of oranges and grapefruit.

Oady, Prof. Walter O(iiytan), 49 High St, Mid-
dletown, Conn. ^Physics. Providence, B. I,
Dec 10, 74. Ph3, Brown, 95, A.M, 96; Ph.D,
Berlin, 00. Instr. math, Brown, 95-97; physics,
Wesleyan, 02-03, aasoe. prof, 03-07, prof, 07-
Magnetic observer, U. S. Coast and Good. Surv,
00-02. A. A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Badio
Eng. CathoKie rays; magnetic declinograph;
electric arc; electrical oscillations; physical
properties of crystals.

Oaesar, L(aw8on), Ontario Agricultural College,
Ouelph, Ont, Can. Entomology, Plant pathol-
ogy. Mono Bead, Out, Feb. 16, 70. A.B,
Toronto, 95; B.SA, Ont. Agr. Col, 08. Chis-
sical master, high sch, Port Hope, Can, 00-05;
demonstrator fungous diseases and insect pests,
Ont. Agr. Col, 08-20; prof. econ. entom, tO-
Provincial entomologist, Ont A.A; Ont. Entom.

Soc. Economic entomology; the codling worm
and plum Curculio; lime-sulphur spray mixture.

Cahn, Prof. A(lvln) B(obert), College Station,
Texas. Zoology. Chicago, Aug. 29, 92. B.S,
Cornell, 13; M.S, Wisconsin, 15. Asst.. hiol,
Wisconsin, 18-18; assoe. prof, Tex. Col, 19-
Instr, U. 8. Sch. Mil. Cinematog, 18;*sergt,
MJt.C, A.E.F, 18-19. A.A; mem. Omith.
Union; Ecol. Soc; Wilson Omilii. Club. Verte-
brate zoology; ecology; ornithology of Wiacon-
ain, Michigan, Illinois, Minnesota and Texas.

Oain, Prof. W(lllia)iii, Chapel HiU, N. C. Maths-
matios, Engineering. Hillsboro, N. C, May 14,
47. A.M, N. C. MiL and Polyteeh. Inst, 65;
LLJ), South Carolina, 16. Civil engineer, 65-
74; prof. math, and eng, Carolina Mil. Inst, 74-
80; civil engineer, 80-82; prof. math, and eng,
S. C. Mil. Acad, 82-89; math. North Carolina,
89-20. A. A; Math. Soc; Civil Eng. (director,
12-14). Arches; bridges; earth pressure; long
columns; least work; dama; transition curves;
symbolic algebra; calculus.

Caine, John TOiomas), m, Utah Agricultural
College, Logan, Utah. Animal hushan^. Logan,
June 4, 82. B.8, Utah Col, 03; M.S.A, Iowa
State, 05. Asat. prof, animal husbandry, Utah
Col, 06-07, prof, 07-, asat. director and animal
husbandman, exten. div, 18-16, director, 16-20.
In charge animal huabandry in ilfteen western
states, bur. animal industry, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
18-19. A.A. Livestock conditions in the Wmt.

Oaims, Prof. W(il]lam) D(«Weeee), ^ King St,
Oberlin, Ohio. Mathematics. Troy, Ohio, Nov. 2,
71. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 92; A.B, Harvard, 97,
A.M, 98; Ph.D, Qottingen, 07. Instr, high sch,
Troy, Ohio, 94-96; Calumet, Mich, 98-99; instr.
math, and surv, Oherlin, 99-04, aaaoc. prof.
math, 04-20, 2>ro/. and head of dept, gO- A.A ;
Math. Soc; Math. Aas. (sec'y-treas, 16-). Inte-
gral equations; binomial coefficients and appli-
cation to probability.

Cajori, Prof. Floriaxi, 2844 Webster St, Berkeley,
Calif. * Mathematics. Near Thusis,Graubunden,
Switzerland, Feb. 28, 59. B.S, Wisconsin, 83,
M.S, 86, Sc.D, 13; Hopkins, 84-85; Ph.D, Tu-
lane, 94; Ui.D, Colorado, 12. Asst. prof, math,
Tulane, 85-87, prof, applied math, 87-88; U. 8.
Bur. EduC) 88-89; prof, physics, Colo. Col, 89-
98, math, 99-18, dean, sch. eng, 08-18 ; prof. hist,
math, California, 18- Mem. committee of ten,
Nat. Educ Ass, 92, committee of fifteen, 10.
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Aaa; British Math. Ass;
Math. Yerein. Infinite series; thepry of equa-
tions; eighteenth century mathematics; history
of fluxions; algebraic notation and slide rule.

OakLwtil, Dr. B(«ilJaiiiJii) Palmer, Polytechnic In-
stitute of Brooklyn, Brooklyn, N. T. Chemistry.
New Orleans, La, April 2, 75. AJB, Tulane, 93,
B.E, 95, Gh.E, 96; feUow^ Hopkins, 00-01, PhJ),
01. Inatr. chem, Tulane, 95-97, aaat. prof, 97-
07, aaaoc. prof, 07-13, prof, 13-16, Oglethorpe,
^6-19 ; anal, ohem, Brooklyn Polyteeh, 19- A. A ;
Chem. Soc Equilibrium of double aalta in aolu-
tion; hydrolyaia of carbonates of the alkalies.

Caldwell, Prof. F(raae!8) C(ary), 206 16th Are,
Columbus, Ohio. Electrical engineering. Ithaca,
N. Y, Dec. 25, 68. A.B, Cornell, 90, M.B,
(E.E), 91; Polyteeh, Suich, 92-93. Expert,

108

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Thonuon-Hoiutoii Elee. Co^ 91-92; aast. prof.
elee, eng, Ohio State, 93-97, assoe. prof, 97-01,
prof, 01-, aeting dean, eoL eng, 08-09. Elee.
Eng; Eng. Edno; Blnm. Eng. Soe; Ohio Elee.
Light Abb. Illnmination; electrie transmission.

OaldweU, Pxof. 0«o(rga) T(lioittas), Baylor Uiii-
▼ersslj College of Medicine, Dallas, Tex. Faihol-
ogtf. Gable, Ohio, Dee. 18, 82. A.B, Ohio State,
10, A.M, 13 ; PhJ), Ohieago, 18, M.D, Bosh Med.
Col, 19. Assoe. path, Chicago, 14-16, instr, 16-
19; prof. Bailor, 19- Fat embolism; efaemieal
eompoeition qf tnberenloiu tisBaes; pnrin en-
symes.

OaldweU, Bta. Baton Ba1>bert» Bipley, W. Ya.
Psffchology. Lincoln, 111, Jnne 11, 87. AJB,
MiMonri Valley^ 07; fellow, Hopkins, 13-14,
PhJ), 15, Adj. prof. psyehoL and edne, Ban-
dolph-MaeoB Woman's Col, 16-17; instr. edne,
Wiseonsin, 17-19 ; teaeher and edite, adviter, high
uh, BipUff, W. Va, 19- FeUow, Md. Ass. to
Promote Edne. among Women^ 14-15^ PsyehoL
Ass. Edneation; mental tests; learning; animal
behavior.

OaldwaU, Br. Joba W(illiaaisoii), 1718 Pafaner
Ave, New Orleans, La. Chomistrff. Charles-
ton, 8. C, Jan. 81, 42. A.B, CoL of Charleston,
61, A.M, 68; MJ), Med. GoL of Va, 64. Prof,
mat. med. New Orleans Seh. of Med, 69-70;
Stewart prof. nat. seienees, 8. W. Presbyterian
Univ, Oarksville, Tenn, 74-84; prof, chem, amd
g&ol, TuIoM, 8^-07, emsr. prof, C7-

Oaldwidi, ftof. Joseph S(tiiact), T7. 8. Depart-
ment of Agrieultnre, Washington, D. C. Botmiy,
Knozville, Tenn, Oct. 31, 78. A.B, MaryviUe,
02; A.M, Chicago, 04, PhJ), 14. Prof. Mol,
Peabody CoL for Teachers, 04-11; prof, bot,
Ala. Polytech, and plant physiologist, Exp. 8ta,
12-16; pUMt phgHologiti, Wash. Exp. Sta, 16-
18; in charge fruit and vegetable vUitiBation,
hwr. plant indtut, U. 8. DepL Agr, IS- AJl;
Bot. Soe; Phytopath. 8oc; Soe. Hort. Sci.
Plant physiology; biological chemistry; fmit
and vegetable utilisation.

OaldwaU, Prof. Otis W(illiam), Teachers College,.
Colombia University, New York, N. T. *Botany.
Lebanon, Ind, Dec 18, 69. B.S, Franklin, 94,
LLJ), 17; Ph.D, Chicago, 98. Asst. bot, Chi-
cago, 97-99; head, dept. biol, East 111. Nor.
Seh, 9iMM{; assoe. prof, and later prof. bot. and
head science teaching, Chicago, 07-16; director,
Lincoln Exp, Soh, and prof, edue, Columbia, 17-
A.A; Soe. Nat; Bot. Soe. Plant morphology;
education.

Oaldwail, B(alph) E(lmer), Blatchford Calf Meal
Co, Waukegan, 111. Agriculture, Gamett,
Eans, Aug. 20, 85. B.S, Kansas State, 08.
Asst. animal husbandry, Ohio Exp. Sta, 09-10;
asst. prof, milk production, Purdue, 11-15,
prof, in charge, dept. dairy husbandry, 15-17;
director, research and educ, dept, Blatchford
Calf Meal Co, 17- Soe Animal Production;
Dairy Sci. Ass. Milk substitute feeding of
young animals.

Oalhaae, Pxof. DCaniel) F (rands) 32 Berkmans
St, Worcester, Mass. ChemiHry, Bradford,
Mass, Aug. 19, 69. A.B, Harvard, 94, A.M, 96,
Ph.D, 04. Listr, asst. prof, and later prof,
induet, chem, and electrochem, Worcester, OS-

AJl; Chem. Soe; Electrochem. Soe Electro-
chemistry; organic chemistry.

Oalhonn, Pxof. F(rad) H(arv«y) H(all)> demson
College, S. C Geology. Elbridge, N. Y, June
27, 73. B.S, Chicago, 98, PhJ), 02. Asst.
physiog. and Held geol, Chicago, 99-02; asst
prof. geoL and pl^cs, Illinois Col, 02-04;
prof, geol, and miner, Clemson, 04-, director,
dept. agr, 17- Asst. geologist, XT. 8. GeoL Snrv,
02-17. A.A; OeoL Soe The drift in Montana;
field work in Montana; relations of the different
drift sheets.

Oallioim, Prof. J(61ui) WCllliaa), 2805 Bio Grande
St, Austin, Tez. MathewuUies, Manchester,
Tenn, Oct 94, 71. A3, Tens, 06; AJC, Ear-
yard, 08. Tutor pure math, Jesus, 05-09, instr,
09-18, adj. prof, 13-17, assoe prof, 17-20, ap-
pUed maih, iO- Math. Soe; Tez. Acad. Four-
ier's series; pedagogy of mathematics.

OalUia^ Tnak OCaHusact) V, 8. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Lakewood,
Ohio, June 7, 78. BJ3, California, 99. Asst.
miner, OaUfomia, 00-01; asst geologist, V. 8,
Geol. 8wrv, 01-11, assoe. geologist^ 11-17, ^aol-
ogiti, 17- GeoL 8oc; Wash. Aead; Wash. GeoL
Soe. Geology of northern Washington, northern
Idaho, western Montana, Yosemite region, Cklif .
and A Wasatch Mountains, Utah.

OalUia^ Plot. OaxT VCaUiaa), Columbia TJniTer-
sity. New York, N. Y. ^ Zoology, GenorcH biology.
Valparaiso, Ind, Jan. 18, 69. BJ8, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 90; PhJ>, Columbia, 98. Lecturer biol,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 90-93; tutor zool, Columbia,
94-^8, instr, 99-03, asst prof, 03-04, prof, 04-
07, protowoolp 07" Biologist, N. Y. State Osneer
Lab, TTniv. of Buffalo, 02-08; dark. Marine
BioL Lab, 15- Nat. Acad; AJl\ 8oc Nat;
Soe Zool; Statist. Ass. (asst wsc^j, 90-96);
Soe Bzp. BioL (pros, 19-21) : Soe. Cancer Be-
search (pree, 16) ; feL N. Y. Acad, (sec'y, biol.
sect, 97-99). General cytology; systematic aool-
ogy; life history of Protozoa.

OaUdns, Prof. Mkry Whiton, Newton, Mass.
^Psychology, Philosophy. Hartford, Conn,
March 30, 63. A.B, Smith, 85, A.M, 87; Har-
Tard, 90-91, 93-95; Litt.D, Columbia, 09;
LLJ), Smith, 10. Instr. Greek, WeOesley, 88-90,
psychol, 91-93, assoe. prof, 93-97, prof. phOos.
and psychol, 97- A. A; PsyehoL Ass. (pros,
05); Philos. Ass. (pros, 18). Dreams; associa-
tion; supplementary images in recognition; per-
sonalistic conceptions in psychology and in phi-
losophy.

CsJl, Prof. L(elaiid) E(Tereti), 223 N. 14th St,
Manhattan; Eans. Agronomy. Darrowrille,
Ohio, Feb. 9, 81. B.8.(Agr), Ohio State, 06,
fellow, 06-07, M,S.(Agr), 12. Asst. agron,
Kansas State, 07-08, asst. prof, soils, 08-11,
assoe. prof, 11-13, prof, agron, IS- Supervisor
crop instr, A.E.F. UniT, Beaune, 19. Soe.
Agron. Soils; fertility and tillage.

Callaway, Dr. L(awrence) A(rthur), Anaconda,
Mont. Metailurgy. Mo, 85. B.S, Arizona, 10;
Met.£, Harvard, 14, ScD, 15. Instr. metaL
and mining, Kentucky, 11-13; asst. research
engineer, Anaconda Copper Mining Co, IS-
Min. Eng. Hydrometallurgy of copper.

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109

OatTWXt^ Dr. FliiUp P(ow«a), Uniyenity of Penn-
gjlvasaA, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Zoology. Phila-
delphia, Jan. 29, 71. €ertifieate in biol, Penn-
^Ivania, 92, Ph.D, 95; Berlin, 95^6; Jena, 96.
AsBt. instr. aooly Fenntylvofi^iak, 92-97, instr,
97-07, asBt. prof, 07-12, prof, It- Assoc, ed,
'Entom. News,' 93-10, ed, 11- Zool. research in
Gosta Biea, 09-10. A.A; Soe. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Entom. Soc (pres, 99-15); Philos. Soc; Entom.
Soe. Am. (pres, 14); EeoL Soc; Phila. Acad,
(mem. council, 97-). The Odonata; odonate
fauna of Mexico, Central America and neo-
tropical region; natural history of Costa Biea;
ecology and lairal forms of Odonata of tropical
America.

Ctalyvrt, Mrs. Philip P. (AmelU Oathexine Smith),
UniTersity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
Zoology* Philadelphia, Feb. 23, 76. B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 99; scholar, Bryn Mawr, 99-00, fellow,
()(M)1. Structure and parasitism of Aphyllon
uniflorum; reactions of Allolobophora foetida;
illustrations of Odonata; natural history of
Costa Biea.

CtadTort, Dr. B(obert) P(eytoii), 65 Union St,

Montdair, N. J. ChemUtry, Milford, Mo,
March 15, 89. A.M, Oklahoma, 10; M£, Chi-
cago, 12; PhJ), Columbia, 14. Instr. chem,
Oklahoma, 09-10, 11-12; Columbia, 13-15; re-
search ehemisi, E, J. duPont de Nemours and
Co, IB-, director, Delta Lab, Arlington, N. J,
18" Inorganic chemicals; plastics.

CtadTsrt^ Prof. Sidney, UniTersity of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Chemistry, Bochdale, England,
Sept. 18, 68. Ont. Agr. Col, 84-87 ; B.8, McOill,
90; A.M, Harvard, 92; Freiburg, 01-02. Asst.
chem. Harvard, 92-94; asst. prof, Missowri, 94-
06, prof. org. chem, 06-, director, ehem. lab,
lO-- AA; Chem. Soc; London Chem. Soc
Behavior of certain derivatives of benzol con-
taining halogens; bromin derivatives of meta-
phenylenediamin; dietary studies.

CtalTert, Prof. W(illiam) J(ephtha), Dallas, Texas.
Pathology. Lexington, Ky, Oct. 7, 71. A.B,
Transylvania, 83; MJ>, Hopliins, 98. Asst.
surgeon, U.8.A, 99-02; prof, physical diagnosis,
Minouri, 09-11, prev. med, 11-13; olin. med,
Baylor, 14- Heart; pericardium; pleura;
plague.

OaMn, Prof. John W(illard), Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Wooster, Ohio. Chemistry.
Topeka, Eans, March 24, 87. B.S, Kansas State.
Asst. animal nutrition. Pa. State, 08-10; asst.
chemist, Kans. Exp. Sta, 10-14; asst. prof. agr.
chem, Nebraska, and assoc chemist, £xp. Sta,
14; chief chemist, Santo Domingo Exp. Sta.
Expert animal nutrition, U. S. Dept. Agr,
08-10* AJk.; Chem. Soc; Soc. Animal Produc-
tion. Agricultural chemistry; animal nutrition;
chemistry of wheat and flour; inheritance of
stalk color in com.

Oanac, Dr. 0(haita) K(leoU) BCao^Eer), 128 E.
65th St, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Philadel-
phia, Pa, Aug. 6, 68. A3, Pennsylvania, 92,
MJ), 95; London, 93; Oxford, 94; Hopkins, 95-
97. Instr. physiol, Pennsylvania, 95; physical
diagnosis, Hopkins, 96-97, clin. path, 98; di-
rector, lab. cUn. path, med. col, Cornell, 99-05,
instr. med, 05-09, asst. prof. olin. med, 09-10;

Columbia, 10-; med. director, Oouvemeur Sosp,
16- Bes. first asst. physieian, Hopkins Hosp,
95-98; Mutter lecturer, Philadelphia, 03; phyn-
cian, out-patients dept, BeUevue Hosp. N. Y.
City, 98-00; chief of clinic, ComeU Med. CoL
Dispensary, 00-09; visiting physieiaiLN. Y. City
Hosp, 99-16; miL physician. Am. War Hosp,
England, 15 ; physician. Ocean Ambulance, Flan-
ders, Belgium; lieut. and instr. gas defense. Inf.
Sch, 17-19; major, lieut. coL and chief, med.
service, UJ9.A. Gen. Hospitals, 6 and 38, 18-19;
director, Med. Officers' Training Sch, Atlanta^
€(a, 18-19. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med; Interurban Clin. Club. Clin-
ical medicine; gall bladder complication in
typhoid fever; diseases of the heart and blood
vessels.

Cameron, Prof. A(lexander) T, University of
Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Biochemistry. Lon-
don, England, 82. B.Sc. Edinburgh, M.A. Lec-
turer physiol, Manitoba, 09-13, asst. prof,
physiol. and physioL chem, 13-20, assoc. prof,
biochem, £0-, acting prof, physiol, £0- Chemist
water purification, B.E.F. 15-19; eapt, B.A.M.C.
Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soc; Chem. Soc; feL
Boyal Soc. Med; fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Inst.
Chem. Gt. Britain and Ireland. Badio-chem-
istry; biochemistry of iodin; temperature limits
conditioning life of frog; metabolism of ereatin.

Cameron, Prof. Alflred E(meBt), University of Sas-
katchewan, Sadcatoon, Can. Zoology. Aber-
deen, Scotland, 90. B.S, M.A, Aberdeen, 11,
Carnegie fellow, 12, ScD, 15; M.S, Manchester,
13. Lecturer, Manchester and Wales, 13-15;
prof, aool, Saskatchewan, and chief entom.
investigations. Sash, 16- Ass. Econ. Entom;
Ecol. Soc; feL tiondon Entom. Soc. General and
economic entomology.

Cameron, Dr. B(dward) H(erbert), Univeisity of
Illinois, Urbana, IlL Psychology. Yarmouth,
N. 6, Jan. 24, 75. A.B, Acadia, 00: A3, Yale,
03, A.M, 04, Ph.D, 06. Principal, high sch,
Bridgetown, N. S, 00-02; instr. psycho^ Yale,
06-10, asst. prof, . 10-20, prof. educ. psychol,
Illinois, to- Supt. schools, Washington, Conn.
A. A; Psychol. Ass; Soe. CoL Teadiers Educ.
Illusions; tonal reactions; reading.

Cameron, Dr. Prank K(«nneth), American Smelt-
ing and Befining Co, Salt Lake City, Utah.
^Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Feb. 2, 69. A.B,
Hopkins, 91, PhJ>, 94; Sage fellow, Cornell, 94-
95. Instr. org. chem, Cornell, 94-95; assoc.
prof, Catholic, 95-^7; research asst. physical
chem, Cbmell, 97-98; expert, U. S. Dept. Agr,
98-99, soil chemist, 99-15; consulting chemist.
Am. Smelting and Sef, Co, IS- AJL; Chem.
Soc. Chemical dynamics; application of the
principles of physical chemistry to organic chem-
istry; solution phenomena in relation to soils
and plants; dynamics of the soil; utilisation of
by-products.

Oamaron, John E(dwln), 215 N. Van Buren St,
Iowa City, Iowa. Biology. Columbia Co, Ohio,
67. B.S, Iowa State, 95. Instr. biol, high sch,
Cedar Bapids, Iowa, 95-06; Kansas City, Mo,
06-10; biol. and agr. State Nor. Sch, Maryville,
10-15; bot. Iowa, IS- A.A; Am. Geog. Soc;
Iowa Acad. Botany; nesting habits of birds.

110

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCXENCE

Camp, Prof. Buxton H(oward), 110 Mt. Vernon
St, Middletown, Conn. Mathematics. Hartford,
Conn, Sept. 20, 80. A.B, Wesleyan, 01; Har-
vard, 03, A.M, 07; fellow, Yale, 10-11, Ph.D, 11.
Teadier, Yassalboro, Maine, 01-02; asst. astron,
Harvard, 02-03; inatr. math, Mass. Inst. Tech,
03-04; Wesleyan, 04; mech, Harvard, 06-07;
math, Wesleyan, 07-09, assoc. prof, 09-14, prof,
14", acting director. Van Vleck Observatory, 18-
20. Math. Soe. Mathematical analysis; sta-
tistics.

Camp, Dr. Oarl D(ndl6y), 304 8. State St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Neurology, S. Watauga, Tenn,
Oct. 2, 80. M.D, Pennsylvania, 02. Instr.
neuropath, Pennsylyania, 05-07; prof, neurol,
Michigan, 07- Asst. visiting physician, Phila.
Polyclinic and TTniv. of Pa. Hosp; Phila. Gen.
Hosp, 05-07. Psfychopath. Ass; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Clinical neu-
rology; neuropathology; psychology; sensory
condition in the brain and spinal cord; treat-
ment of nervous diseases.

Camp, Oharlea L(ewi8), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology,
Jamestown, N. Dak, March 12, 93. A.B, Cali-
fornia, 15; AM, Columbia, 16. Asst, sool, Co-
lumbia, 16-17, 19-; research asst, Am. Museum
Nat, Hist, 16-17, 19- Pield worker, museum
vert, zool, California. A. A; Soc. IchthyoL and
Herp; Eeol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Soc. Mammal;
Cooper Omith. <nub; N. Y. Acad; Calif. Acad.
Systematic herpetology; paleontology; compara-
tive myology.

Campbell, Areblbald, 3229 Stettinius Ave, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Chemistry. Manhattan, 111, Oct.
31, 72. Ph.B, Michigan, 96, Ph.M, 98. Instr.
org. chem, Michigan, 98-99 7 chief chemist,
Olohe Soap Co, 99-06, gen. supt, 06-16, second
V, pres, 16- Chem. Soc. (chairman, committee
on soap) ; Soe. Cotton Products Analysts (pres,
17). Azo and hydrazo derivatives of triphenyl-
methane; soap and soap products.

CampbeU, Dr. C(liarlo8) Macfte, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Psychiatry. Edinburgh,
Scotland, Sept. 8, 76. M.A, Edinburgh, 97,
B.Sc, 00, M.B.C.P, 08, M.D, 11; Paris, 0^
03; Heidelberg, 03. Instr. psychopath, med.
col, Cornell, 10-13; assoc. psychiat, Hopkins,
13-14, assoc. prof, 14-20; prof. Harvard, BO-
A.A; P^chopath. Ass. (pres, 19); Medico-
Psychol. Ass; Neur. Ass; Psychol. Ass; Edin-
burgh Boyal Med. Soc; Soc. neur. de Paris.
General paralysis; histopathology of the brain.

Campb^ Piof. D(oiiald) F(rancis), Armour In-
stitute of Technology, Chicago, HI. Mathe-
matics, Nova Scotia, April 26, 67. A.B,
Dalhousie, 90; A.B, Harvard, 94, A.M, 95, Ph.D,
98. Instr. math. Harvard, 97-00; asst. prof.
Armour Inst, 0(M)1, prof, 01- Math. Soc; fel.
Inst. Actuaries. Homogeneous forms in connec-
tion with linear differential equations.

Campbdl, Dr. D(oiigla8) H(oiig]iton), Stanford
University, Calif. *Botany, Detroit, Mich, Dec.
16, 59. Ph.M, Michigan, 82, PhJ), 86; Bonn,
l^bingen and Berlin, 86-^8. Instr. biol, high
sch, Detroit, 82-86; prof, tot, Indiana, 88-91;
Stanford, 91- Assoc ed, 'Aul Naturalist.'
Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 02); Soc. Nat; Bot.
Soc. (pres^ 13); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; Int.

Ass. Bot; British Ass; for. mem. London Lin-
nean Soc; Bot. Gesell. Comparative morphol-
ogy; the evolution of plants; embryology of the
simpler angiosperms.

Campbell, Prof. E(dward) D(6 lOlla), 1555 Wash-
tenaw Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Chemistry,
Detroit, Mich, Sept. 9, 63. BJ9, Michigan, 86.
Chemist, Ohio Iron Co, Zanesville, 86-87;
Sharon Iron Co, Pa, 87-88; Dayton Coal and
Iron Co, Tenn, 88-90; asst. prof, metal, Michi-
gan, 90-93, junior prof, 93-02, prof. chem. eng.
and anaL chem, and head, dept. chem. eng, 0^
14, director, chem, lab, 06-, prof, chem, 14-20,
chem. and metal, £0- A.A; Chem. Soc; Min.
and MetaL Eng; Faraday Soc; Wash. Acad;
hon. mem. Mich. State Gas Ass; hon. mem. De-
troit Chemists; British Iron and Steel Inst.
Constitution of steel; constitution of hydraulic
cements.

Campbell, Dr. a(eorge) Afsbley), 195 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Hast-
ings, Minn, Nov. 27, 70. B.S, Mass. Inst Tech,
91; A.B, Harvard, 92, Ph.D, 01; Gottingen,
Vienna and Paris, 93-96. Research engineer,
eng, dept, Am, Telephone and Telegraph Co, 97-
A.A; fel. Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; Math. Soc;
Am. Acad. Electrical transmission.

Campbell, Harry Hnae, Steelton, Pa. MeiaUurgy,
West Bozbury, Mass, March 10, 59. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech. 79. MetaL engineer. Pa, Steel Co,
Steelton, Pa, 06- Min. Eng; Ovil Eng; British
Iron and Steel Inst Steel making, especially
open hearth work.

Campbell, Prof. H(eiiry) DConald), Lexington, Va.
Geology, Lexington, July 29, 62. A.M, Wash-
ington and Lee, 82, PhJ), 85; Berlin, 86-87;
Heidelberg, 87-88; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 12.
Instr. chem. and geol, Washington and Lee, 82-
84, asst prof, 84-86, prof, geol. and biol, 88-,
dean, acad. faculty, 06-08, univ, 08- A. A; GFeol.
Soc. Qeology of western Virginia; Mesosoic
diabases of the Atlantic border.

Campbell, Leon, Harvard College Observatory,
Cambridge, Mass. Astronomy. Cambridge, Jan.
20, 81. Pub. schools. Asst, Harvard Col, Ob-
servatory, 99- Asst. in charge, Arequipa Sta,
Harvard Col. Observatory, 11-15. Astron. Soc;
Seismol. Soc; Ass. Var. Star Observers (pres,
19-^) ; Soc Geog. de Idma. Variable stars;
novae.

Campbell, Prof. L(«die) L(yle), Simmons College,
Boston, Mass. Physics, Powhatan Co, Va,
Sept. 17, 63. A.M. Washington and Lee, 87,
fellow, 89-91, Ph.D, 95; A.M, Harvard, 04.
Asst. math, Washington and Lee, 89-91; prof.
physics, Westminster (Mo), 96-03; asst, Har-
vard, 04-05; prof, and he<id, dept. physics,
Simmons, 06- Besearch, Cavendish lab, Cam-
bridge, 14. A. A; Physical Soc; East. Asa.
Physics Teachers. The Thomson effect in soft
iron; thermal and electrical properties of soft
iron; thennoeleetric heterogeneity of alloys; the
Hall, Ettingshanaen, Ledue and Nemst effects
in iron.

Campbell, M(ariii8) B(obixi8on), IT. S. Qeological
Survey, Washington, D. C. *Qeology, Physiog-
raphy, Garden Grove, Iowa, Sept. 30, 58. Ohio
State, 85-87. Aid, V, S, Geol Surv, 89-90, asst
geologist, 91-96, geologist, 97- A.A; Geol. Soe;

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Ul

Min. Eng; Ass. G«og; Wash. Geol. Soc (▼. pres,
07-). Structure and stratigraphy of Appalach-
ian coal field; physiographic history of eastern
United States; coal testing; classification and
Taluation of western coal lands.

Campbell, Piof. W(l]lia)m, Columbia Uniyersity,
New York N. Y. Metallwrgy, Newcastle-on-
Tyne, England, June 2A, 76. King's Col, Lon-
don, 92; Oxford, 93-94; B.S, Durham, 98, M.S,
03, Se.D, 05; Boyal School of Mines, London,
99-01; fellow, Columbia, 02, PhJ), 03, Barnard
fellow, 03-05, A.M, 05. Lecturer geol. and
demonstrator metal, I>i2rham, 98-99; non-res.
lecturer, Columbia, 03, instr. metai, 04r-O7, adj.
prof, 07-lOj assoc. prof, 10-14, prof, 14- Assoc,
ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-; 'Sdiool
of Mines Quarterly'; metallographer, tech.
branch, V, S. Geol. Surv, 08-12; U. S. Bur. Mines,
12-; mem. committee on alloy steels, Nat. Be-
search Council; metallurgist, fj. S. N, 17-, lieut.
commander, B. F, 18, commander, 19-; Carnegie
scholar, British Iron and Steel Inst, 02; Savule
Shaw medal, Soc. Chem. Indust, 03. Min. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat. (chairman, committee on non-
ferrous metals and alloys) ; f el. N. Y. Acad,
(see'y, sect, astron, physics and chem, 07-09, v.
pres, 10); cor. mem. Can. Min. Inst; London
GeoL Soc ; British Iron and iBteel Inst. Micro-
structure and physical properties of metals and
alloys; influence of heat and mechanical treat-
ment on structure and properties of iron and
steel and other alloys; opaque ores.

Oampben, Prof. W(illia)m Frauds, 894 dintoa
Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Surgery. Brooklyn, Nov.
7. 66. N. Y. Univ, 87; Long M. Col. Hosp, 92.
Prof, anat, L, I. Col, Hoap, 01-19, din. swrg.
19^ Surgeon, Swedish, Bushwick and MetL
Epis. Hospitals; consulting surgeon, Jamaica
Hosp; suTgeon-in-chief, Trinity Hosp. A.A;
Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; fel. Am. Acad. Mod;
Ass. Mil. Surg; N. Y. Acad. Med; Brooklyn
Surg. Soc; Brooklyn Path. Soc; Brooklyn Med.
Club. Surgical anatomy.

Oampb^ Director W(llllam) W(anaoe), Lick
Observatory, Mt. Hamilton, Calif. ^Attronomy,
AttrophyHcs. Hancock Co, Ohio, April 11, 62.
B.S, Michigan, 86, hon. M.S, 99, ScJ), 05;
Pittsburgh, 00; LL.D, Wisconsin, 02. Prof,
math, Colorado, 86-88; instr. astron, Michigan,
88-91; astronomer, lAcJc Observatory, 91-01,
director, 01-- Assoc, ed, 'Astrophys. Jour'; in
charge. Lick Observatory eclipse ezped. to India,
98, Georgia, 00, Spain, 05, Flint Island, 08,
Bussia, 15, Goldendale, 18. Silliman lecturer,
Yale, 09-10, William Ellery Hale lecturer, 14;
delegate. Int. Astron. Union, Brussels; Int. Be-
search Council. Commander Order Leopold II.
Janssen gold medal, Paris Acad; Draper, Bruce,
and Bojul Astron. Soc. medals. Nat. Acad;
A. A. (pres, 15) ; Astron. Soc. (v. pres, 06-) ;
SeismoL Soe; Pldlos. Soc; for. mem. Boyal Soc;
Boya] Inst; for. assoc. Boyal Astron. Soc; cor.
mem. Bur. des Longitudes de Prance; Inst, de
France. Comets and orbits; spectra of new
stars, comets, nebulae, bright-line stars, etc;
radial motions of stars; motion of solar system;
spectroscopic binary stars; solar eclipse prob-
lems.

OamaoU, Oharlee, Department of Mines, Ottawa,
Can. Qeology. Fort Liard, N. W. T, Can, 76.

B.A, Manitoba, 94; Queen's (Can), 01; Harvard,
03; Mass. Inst. Tech, 08^09. Geologist, Can.
North. By, 02-08; Can. Geol. Swrv, 04-, in charge
B. C. braneh, IS-, deputy minister, depi. mines.
V. pres, 12th Int. Gteol. Cong, 13. Geol. Soc;
fel. Harvard Travelers Club; fel. Boyal Soe.
Can; fel. Boyal Geog. Soc Exploration; min-
eral resources; exploration of nortiiem Canada.

Candy, Prof. A(lbert) L(ntlier), Station A, Lin-
coln, Nebr. MatJiematics. Jonesboro, Ind,
March 12, 57. A.B, Kansas, 92, A.M, 93; PhJ),
Nebraska, 98. Prof. math, and civil eng, Camp-
bell Univ, Holton, Kans, 86-91; instr. math,
Nebraska, 93-98, adj. prof, 98-03, asst. prof,
03-04, assoc. prof, 04-07, prof, pure math, 07-
18, head, dept. math, 18-19, ehairman, 19-^
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. A theorem in
transversals and its consequences; a medianism
for the solution of an equation of the nth de-
gree; elimination of skidding due to steering
mechanism used on motor cars.

Oann, Dr. Jessie Y(ereaiic6), Smith College, North-
ampton, Mass. Physical chemistry. Newark,
N. J, May 17. 83. AJB, Goucher, 04; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 10, PhJD, 11. Instr. science, high sch,
Belleville, N. J, 04-09; head, dept. chem, Bock-
ford, 11-14; instr, Illinois, 14-17, assoc, 17-18;
asst. prof. Smith, 18-19, assoc. prof, 19- Chem.
Soc; UL Acad. Surface tension and the falling
drop.

Cannon, A(nnie) JCump), Harvard College Ob-
servatory, Cambridge, Mass. * Astronomy. Dover,
Del, Dec. 11, 63. B.S, Wellesley, 84, A.M, 07;
ScD, Delaware, 18. Asst, Harvard Col. Obser-
vatory, 96-11, eu/rator, 11- Chairman, fellow-
ship committee, Maria Mitchell Observatory,
Nantucket, Mass. A^; Astron. Soc; hon. mem.
Boyal Astron. Soc. Classification of stars by
means of their photographic spectra; the spec-
trum of Nova Persei, No. 2; spectra of the
stars; variable and new stars.

Cannon, OCeorge) LCyman), 1914 Pennsylvania
St, Denver, Colo. Geology. New York, N. Y,
March 10, 60. A.M. Denver, 00. Teacher, high
sch, Denver, 87- Manager, Colo. Chem. Works,
82-87; asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surv, 88-89;
lecturer nat. science, summer schools, Denver,
Boulder, Palmer Lake, Colorado Springs, ten
years. A.A ; Colo. Acad ; hon. fel. Colo. ScL Soe.
(pres); Colo. Sd. Teachers Ass. (pres); Colo.
Hist, and Nat. Hist. Soc. (pres, 17). Geolosy
of Denver Basin; quaternary deposits of tae
South Platte Valley.

Cannon, Prof. W(alter) B<radford), Harvard Med-
ical School, Boston, Mass. ^Physiology. Prairie
du Chien, Wis, Oct. 19, 71. A.B, Harvard, 96,
A.M, 97, M.D, 00. Instr. eool. Harvard, 99-00,
physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 00-02, asst. prof,
02-06, George Higginson prof, 06- Nat. Acad;
A.A; PhysioL Soe. (treas, 05-12, pres, 14-16) ;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Physicians; PsydioL Ass;
Am. Bontgen Bay Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Gastro-
EnteroL Ass. (pres, 10-12); Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad; Boston Soc. Med. Sci. (pres, 08). Medi-
cal education; freedom of medical research;
movements of stomach and intestines; mechani-
cal factors in digestion; physiology of nerve
plexuses; peripheral inhibition; glands of inter-
nal secretion; effects of emotions on bodily
processes; traumatic shock.

112

AMEBICAN MEN OF SdENCE

Oimuni, Dr. W(iUiam) A(ii8tin), Tacson, Aris.
*Botany, WasMngton^ Mich, Sept. 28, 70. A.B,
Stanford, 99, A.M, 00; fellow, Colombia, 00-02.
Pli.D, 02. AsBt. bot, Stanford, 99-00; asst i«
laboratories, N. T. Bot. Garden, 02-03; res.
inyestigator, desert lab, Carnegie Inttituiion, 03-
05, mem. staff, 05^ Carnegie fellow, 03- A.A;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soe; Eeol. Soe; West. Soc Nat.
Biology of desert plants; root systems of desert
plants; aeration of roots.

Oanter, Dr. Hall, Ashland, Ya. Chemistry. Balti<
more, Md, April 5, 73. A.B, Bandolph-Maeon,
92, A.M, 97; FIlD, Hopkins, 00. Lecture asst.
chem, Hopkins, 99; assoc, Tulane, 00; prof,
Bandolph'Maoon, 00- A.A; Chem. Soc. Ben-
zene sulphonic acid derivatives; orthophenylsul-

* phonebenzoic acid and derivatives.

Capard y Parte, Prof. J(o86) A(iigel), Box 54,
Notre Dame, Ind. Mathematics, Electrical en-
gineering. Cnzco, Peru, S. A, Nov. 2, 88. C.E,
Notre Dame, 08, M.C.E. 09, E.E, 09, M.S, 11,
M.B, Ph.D, 13; ScDj St. Anthony, Peru, 10;
A.M, Chicago, 19. Instr. physics and math,
Notre Dame, 08-09; prof. diem, and anthrop,
St. Anthony, Peru^ 09-10; prof, physics, math,
and elec. eng, Notre Dame, 12-14, dean, dept.
elec, eng, 14- Instr. elee. eng, Carnegie Ixut.
Tech, 17. Hughes medal, Notre Dame. A.A;
Math. Soe; Elee. Eng; Math. Ass; Am. Gteog.
Soc; Ind. Acad. Some physical facts in their
relation to the nervous system; non-Euclidean
geometries and hypertfpace.

Oapp, J(o]m) A(Uen), 62 Bedford Boad, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. Mechaniodl engineering. Penn-
sylvania. Chief, testing lah. Gen. Elec. Co, dt-
Mech. Eng; MhL Eng; Soe. Test. Mat. (pros,
19); British Inst. Metals; British Iron and
Steel Inst. Materials of engineering.

Oappa, Piof. Joseph A(lmaxlii), 1215 E. 56th
St, Chicago, HI. Medicine, Jacksonville, HI,
Feb. 28, 72. A.B, 111. Col, 91; M.D, Harvard,
95, feUow, 95-96, A.M, 97. Asst. prof, med,
Emh Med. Col, 04-18, prof, 19- Chief, med.
service, Cook Co. Hosp ; lieut. col, M.C, A.E.F, 18-
19. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest, (v. pros,
09, pres, 16) ; Chicago Inst. Med. Morphology
of blood; physiology of pleura; respiratory hi-
fections; venous blood pressure; epidemic strep-
tococcus infection.

Oappa, Dr. 8(tephen) B(«id), Jr, U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Jac^on-
▼ille, m, Oct. 15, 81. A.B, Chicago, 03, fel-
low, 05-07, PhJ), 07. Instr. physiog, Chicago,
03-04; with V. 8. Geol. Swrv, OB- Oeol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc. Glacial and
areal geology; nndersround waters; areal and
economie geology In Alaska.

Card, Piof. Tnd, W(allace), Sylvania, Pa. Agri-
culture. Sylvania, Feb. 17, 63. B.SA, Cornell,
92, M.S, 93. Asst. horticulturist, Cornell Exp.
Sta, 93; assoc. prof, hort, Nebraska, 93-98;
prof, B. I. Col, 98^7, hort. and agr, 01-07.
Pomol. Soc. Horticulture; plant breeSng; bush
fruits; farm management.

Oard, John H(eiiry), 31 Elm Ave^ Brockton, Mass.
Chemistry. Deering, Maine, Nov. 22, 87. B.S,
Dartmouth, 11. Teacher science and math, high
sch, Southampton, N. Y, 11-12; New Bedford,
Mass, 13-15; science, Brockton, 16- Besearch

chemist, C. W. S, 18. A.A; Chem. Soc; New
Eng. Ass. Chem. Teachers. War gases for cold
weather offense.

Oazdiir, Dr. Ira D, Tieton Drive and Grandview
Ave, S, Takima, Wash. Botawy. Stark Co, 111,
June 20, 73. B.S, Knox, 97; fellow, Chicago,
03-04; Ph.D, Columbia, 06. Teacher and prin-
cipal, pub. schools, 111, 97-01; asst. bot, Colum-
bia, 04-06; asst. prof, Utah, 06-07, prof, 07-08;
Washburn, 08-12; plant path. Wash. State, 12-
20, head, dept bot, and director, Exp. Sta, 13-
20. A.A; Kans. Acad; Utah Acad, (pres, 08).
Morphology of Pteridophytes; cytology.

Oarey, Piof. E(ben) J(aines), Marquette School
of Medicine, Milwaukee, Wis. Anatomy. Chi-
cago, 111, July 31, 89. B.S, Creig^ton, 16, M.S,

18, ScD, 20. Instr. anat, Creighton, 14-18,
asst. prof, 18; prof, Marquette, tO- Lecturer
Mstol, Chicago, 18. A.A; Ass. Anat. Biology;
bone and joint development; teratology; myo-
genesis.

Oarhart, Prof. Daniel, 1410 Center St, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. Mathematics, Civil engineering.
Clinton, N. J, Jan. 28, 39. B.C.E, Polytech.
Col. of Pa, 59, M.C.E, 69; hon. Sc.D, Pitts-
burgh, 97. Asst. prof. math, and eng, Polytech.
Col. of Pa, 68-78, prof, 72-77 ; Pittsburgh, 82-
92, math, and civil en^. and dean, eng. faculty,
92-08, emer. prof, dm eng, OS- Eng. Edne;
West. Pa. Eng. Soc.

Oaxleton, Pxof. M(ark) A(lft«d), United Fruit
Co, Bocus del Tore, Panama. Agronomy.
Jerusalem, Ohio, March 7, 66. B.S, Kan-
sas State, 87, M.S, 93. Instr. nat. hist, Gar-
field Univ, 89-90,. prof, 90-91; asst botanist,
Kans. Exp. Sta, 92-93; eerealist, bur. plant in-
dust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 94-18; field investigator,
V. 8. Grain Corp, 19- Agr. explorer in Bussia
for U. S. Dept Agr, 98-00; Pa. Chestnut Tree
Blight Commission, 12-13; expert in charge, U.
S. ffrain exhibit, and mem. int. juiy, class 39,
Pans Expos, 00. Chevalier du M^ite agricole,
01. AJL; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron. (pres. 08);
Phytopath. Soc; Ass. Geog; Wash. jBot. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Kans. Acad. Uredineae of
the Great Plains; cereal rusts of the United
States; Bussian cereals; durum wheats; climate
in relation to wheat cultivation; ontogeny of
cereal rusts; physiological relations of spring
and winter eereals.

Oarleton, Prof. Paia W(hittier), Jackson Labora-
tory, Wilmington. Del. Chemisiry. Haverhill,
Mass, April 10, 83. A.B, Harvard, 06, A.M, 07,
Ph.D, 11. Instr. chem. Case, 07-09; Wisconsin,
11-14, asst. prof, li- Besearch chemist gaa
warfare, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 17-

19. Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; quinona
addition reactions; Grignard reaction; organic
chemistry of titanium.

OaxlaoB, Piof. A(nton) J(iilliia), University of
Chicago, Chicago, III. ^Physiology. Svartebor^,
Sweden, Jan. 29, 75. B.S, Augustana, 98, A.M,
99; Ph.D, Stanford. 02; hon. M.D, Lund, 18.
Asst. physiol, Stanford, 01-02; research asst,

. Carnegie Institution, 03-04; assoc. physiol, Chi-
oago, 04r-05, asst. prof, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-
14, prof, 14- Instr. gen. and comp. physiol.
Woods Hole, 05-07; lieut. col, Sanit. C, 17-18.
Int. Zool. Cong, Graz, 10; Int. Cong. Physiol,

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Vienna, 10. Nat. Acad; AJL; Soc. Nat; Physiol.
Soc. (sec'y, 10); Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc;
Chicago Path. Soc; Soc. Biol, de Paris; hon.
mem. Swedish Med. Soc. Rate of conduction
of the impulse in nerves | the nature of the
heart-beat; lymph formation and salivary secre-
tion; comparative physiology of the circulation;
comparative physiology of tiie thyroid and para-
thyroid; physiology of the alimentary tract and
of the visceral sensory system.

Oannalt» Prof. W(iUiam) HCeniy), 261 St. Ronan
St, New Haven, Conn. Surgery. Priendsville,
Pa, Aug. 3, 36. M.D, Columbia, 61; hon. A.M,
Yale, 81. Lecturer ophthaL and otol, Tale, 77-
79, prof, 79-81, principles and practise of mrg,
81-07, emer. profy 07- Attending surgeon, New
Haven Hosp, 77-08, consulting surgeon, 08-;
consulting surgeon, Middlesex Hosp, Middletown,
Conn. A.A; Surg. Ass. (pres, 07); Ophthal.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Cong. Am. Physicians and
Surgeons (sec'y, 88-13); Ass. Tuber; Soc. Int.
Chirurgie. Abortion in cows; motility of young
cancer cells; formation of new blood vessels in
inflamed cornea; heredity in crime.

Oannan, Prof. Albert P(raden), University of 1111"
nois, Urbana, HI. ^Physics, Woodbury, N. J,
July 15, 61. AJ3, Princeton, 83, fellow, 83-84,
A.M, 85, Sc.B, 86 ; Berlin, 88-90. Instr. physics
and math, Princeton, 84-88; prof, physics and
elec eng, Purdue, 90-93; theoret. physics, Stan-
ford, 93-96; physics, Illinois, 96- A.A; Physi-
cal Soc. Collapsing pressure of tubes; volu-
menometers; rectifiers; thermal conductivities at
high temperatures.

Oarman, Prof. J(06l) Ernest, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Geology. St. Charles,
Iowa, Aug. 13, 82. B.S, Simpson (Iowa), 01;
M.Di, Iowa State Nor. Sch, 03 ; Chicago, 04-05,
fellow, 05-07, Ph.D, 16. Teacher science, high
sch. Council Bluffs, Iowa, 02-04; instr. geol,
Cincinnati, 08-16; asst. prof, Ohio State, 16-17,
prof. hist. geol. and ouraior, rmiseum, If- Asst,
HI. GeoL Surv, 06; junior geologist, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 07; asst, Iowa Geol. Surv, 09; Ohio Geol.
Surv, 17- A.A; Geol. Soc; Ohio Acad. Pleisto-
cene of northwestern Iowa; stratigraphy of
Ohio.

Carmichael, Dr. Henrsr, Highland Terrace, Maiden,
Mass. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y, 46. A.M,
Amherst, 67; Ph.D. Gottingen, 71. Prof, chem,
Grinnell, 71; Bowdoin, and lecturer, Med. Sch.
of Maine, 72-86; state assayer, Maine, 72-86;
assayist and iwoentor, 86- Lecturer, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 99-01, Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Min. Eng. Processes in manufacture of soda,
bleach and flberware.

Oarmldhael, Prof. B(obert) D(anlel), University
of Hlinois, Urbana, HI. ^Mathernatics. Good-
water, Ala, March 1, 79. A.B, Lineville, 98;
fellow, Princeton, 09-11, Ph.D, 11. Prof, maih,
Ala. Presb. Col, 06-^9; asst. prof, Indiana, 11-
12, asBOC. prof, 12-15 ; asst. prof, lUinois, 15-18,
assoc. prof, 18-20, prof, tO- Ed.-in-chief, *Am.
Math. Monthly,' 18-19. A. A; Math. Soc. (coun-
cilor, 16-18, chairman, Chicago sect, 20-) ; Math.
Ass. (councilor, 17); Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Theory of difference and differential equations;
theory of numbers; theory of relativity.

Carney, Prof. Frank, 208 S. Chautauqua St,
Wichita, Kans. Geology, Geography. Watkins,
N. Y, March 15, 68, A.B, CorneU, 02, Ph.D, 09.
Instr, Starkey Sem, .N. Y, 88-91; prof. math,
and lang, Keuka, 95-00; v. principal, high sch,
Ithaca, N. Y, 01-04; prof, geol, Deniaon, 04-
17; chief geologist, Nat. Bef. Co, 17- Lec-
turer geog, Virginia, summer, 09. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. Geog; Ohio Acad, (pres, 08). Glacial
geology; stream diversion; metamorphism of
glacial drift; raised beaches; glacial lakes of
northern Ohio; geographic influences in Ohio.

Gamey, Prof. E(obert) J(ohn), 720 Whaley Court,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemistry. Sturgis, Mich,
July 19, 84. A.B, Michigan, 07, Ph.D, 16.
Instr. anal, chem, Michigan, 07-16, asst. prof,
16- Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Univ. of Mich, sect,
17-). Analytical chemistry; thorium; rare
earths.

Oarothers, Dr. E(8tella) Eleanor, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. New-
ton, Kans, Dec. 4, 82. A.B, Kansas, 11, fellow,
11-12, A.M, 12; Pepper fellow, Pennsylvania,
13-14, Ph.D, 16. Asst. eool, Pennsylvania, 14-
Univ.. of Pa. scientific expedition to south, and
west, states, 15, 19. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool.
Orthopteran cytology and genetics with special
reference to heteromorphic homologous chromo-
somes.

Carpenter, Prof. A(Uen) F(nUer), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Mathemati4i». Ma-
rengo, Iowa, June 12, 80. A.B, Hastings, 01;
A.M, Nebraska, 09; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Instr.
math, Hastings, 01-04, prof, 04-08; inatr, Ne-
braska, 08-09; Washington (Seattle), 09-13,
asst. prof, 13-18, assoc. prof, 18- A.A; Math.
Soc. Projective differential geometry of ruled
surfaces.

Carpenter, 0 Clarence) W(illard), Experiment Sta-
tion, Hawaii Sugar Planters' Association, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Plant pathology. Westport, N.
Y, Sept. 23, 88. B.S, Vermont, 11, M.S, 12.
Asst. bacteriologist, Vt. Exp. Sta, 11-12 ; scien-
tific asst. path, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 12-16; pathologist, Hawaiian Agr. Exp.
Sta, 16-19. A. A; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Bacteriology; microorganisms of maple
sap ; the f usarium problem.

Carpenter, Prof. O(lifford) D(aniel), 114 Mom-
ingside Drive, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
uSon, Mich, Aug. 16, 81. A.B, Mich State
Nor. Col, 06; Chicago, 08-12, Ph.D, 15. Teadier
math, and sciences, high sch, Ontonago, Mich.
03-04; Mansfield, Ohio, 06-07; Newark, 07-09;
Univ. of Chicago High Sch, 10-12 ; instr. chem.
Teachers Col, Columb;a, 12-14, asst. prof, 14-
19, Colombia, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc. Inorganic
and physical chemistry; addition products of
sulphuric acid with organic compounds; vapor
pressure.

Carpenter, Dr. Ford A(shman), Central Building,
Los Angeles, Calif. Meteorology. Chicago, 111,
March 25, 68. High sch. and acad; LL.D, Whit-
tier, 13. Asst. observer, Sig. C, U.S.A, Portland,
Oregon, 88-90, San Francisco, 91 ; observer, U. S.
Weather Bur, Carson City, Nev, 92-96, San
Diego, Calif, 96-06, local forecaster, 06-12, me-
teorologist, Los Angeles, 12-19; manager, dept.
meteorol. and aeronaut, Los Angeles Chamber of

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Commerce, 19- Asst, Carson Obseryatorjy Car-
son Citji and director in charge, Ner. State
Weather Service, 92-06; lecturer meteorol, San
Diego State Nor. Seh, 01-14; California, 14-17,
southern branch, 19-; U. S. Aviation Sch, San
Diego, Calif, 15-16; U. S. Balloon Sch, Boss
Field, Calif, 19-; mem. aeronaut, research com-
mittee, Calif. Inst. Tech. Meteorol. e^ped.
to Baja Calif, Mex, 03; asst, forecast diV|
Washington, D. C, 08; climatol. commissioner,
Seattle Expos, 09. Medal, Alaska-Yukon-Padile
Expos, 09. Int. Cong. Arts and Science, St.
Louis, 04; Eighth Int. Geog. Cong, Washington,
04; Int. Cong. Tuber, Washington, 08. A.A;
Meteorol. Soc; assoc. Civil Eng; Aero Clab;
Climat. Ass; S. CaUf. Acad; San Diego Nat
Hist. Soc. (eec'j, 01-12); San Diego Photoff.
Soc. (pres, 99-01); San Diego Marine BioL
Ass; fd. Kojal Meteor. Soc. Aeronautics; air
charting; applied meteorology and climatology;
climatology of southern California.

Oarpentar, F(xaiik) B(erton), Virginia-Carolina
Chemical Co. Bichmond, Ya. Chemistry. Ley-
den. Mass, May 7, 64. B.S, Mass. Col, 87. Asst.
chemist, Mass. Exp. Sta, 87-89 ; N. C. Exp. Sta,
89-05; ohief ehemist, Virginia-Carolina Chem,
Co, OS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indnst.
Agricultural chemistry; tobacco.

Carpenter, Dr. r<rederic) W<alton), Trinity Col-
lege, Hartford, Conn. Zoology. Millbrook, N.
Y, May 12, 76. B.S, N. Y. Univ. 99; A.M,
Harvard, 02, Ph.D, 04. Instr. zool, Illinois, 04-
08, assoc. and later asst. prof, 08-13 ; prof, hiol,
Trinity, IS- Lecturer biol, summer sch, N. Y.
TJniv, 04, 05; director, Bermuda Biol. Sta, 09.
A. A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat. Development of
nerves; reactions of insects; reactions of corals;
histology of the autonomic nervous system.

Carpenter, Prof. H(nbert) V(inton), 800 Oak St,
Pullman, Wash. Phyeies, Engineering. Mt.
Carroll, 111, 75. BJ3, (E.E) Illinois, 97, M.S,
99. Asst. physics, Dlinois, 97-99, instr, 99-01;
asst. prof. mecK and elec. eng, Waeh, State,
01-05, prof, OS-, dean mech. arts and eng, 17-
Educ. director, sect. B, SA..T.C, 18. AA; fel.
Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Ass. Prof. Methods in
electrical measurements; the analytical balance;
methods for calculating transmission lines; flow
of steam; electrical instruments; thermal insu-
lation; hydraulic governors.

Carpenter, Prof. L(otii8) a(eorge), 1455 Gilpin
St, Denver, Colo. Irrigation engineering. Orion,
Mich, March 28, 61. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 79;
M.S, Michigan, 84; Hopkins, 85-88. Instr.
math, Mich. Agr. Col, 81-85, asst. prof, 85-88;
prof, eng. and physics, Colo. Agr. Col, 88-, me-
teorologist and irrig. Engineer, Exp. Sta, 88-,
director, 99- Spedal agent, artesian well in
vestigation, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 90, irrig. expert,
02; co-editor, 'Standard Diet'; state engineer,
Colo, 03-05; consulting engineer and expert for
Colo, in Kans. interstate water litigation, 03-
06; mem. Irrig. Commission, B. C, 07-08; con-
sulting engineer. Chevalier du M^rite agricole,
95; gold medal, Paris Expos, 00. A.A; Irrig.
Eng. (pres, 93); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Ass.
Agr. CoL (v. pres) ; Eng, Educ ; Soc. Test.
Mat; Forestry Ass; Mich. Eng. Soc; British
Ass. Measurement of water; gain and loss of
water from streams; duty water; water supply.

Ourpenter, Dr. T(home) M(artin), 159 Corey St,
West Boxbury, Mass. Physiology. Malden-on-
Hudson, N. Y, Sept. 18, 78. B.S, Boston, 02 ; Mass.
Col, 02; PhJ), Harvard, 15. Asst. diemiat, exp.
sta. Pa. State, 02-05; research chemist, Carnegie
Institution, 05-07, nutrition lab, Boston, Mass,
07- Asst. chemist, Mass. Exp. Sta, 02; expert
animal nutrition, bur. animal indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 02-05, scientiflc asst. jiutrition, 05-07.
A.A; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem. Bespira-
tory exchange and calorimetry of man; rectal
feeding; alcohol ingestion.

Oarr, Dr. Bmma P(erry), Mt. Holyoke College,
South Hadley, Mass. Chemistry, Holmeaville,
Ohio, July 23, 80. Instr. chem, Mt. Holyoke,
05-08, assoc. prof, 10-13, prof, IS- Chem. Soc.
Physical chemistry; ultra-violet absorption
spectra.

Carr, Prof. HCarrey), UniverBity of Chicago. Chi-
cago, m. ^Psychology, Morris, HI, April 30,
73. B.S, Colorado, 01, M.S, 02; Ph.D, Chicago,
05. Instr. psyohol, Pratt Inst, 06-^8; asst. prof,
Chicago, 08-16, assoc. prof, 16- Psychol. Asa.
(councilor, 16). Comparative psychology; visual
apace perception; educational theory.

our, Mavxlee L(eroy), Marietta, Ohio. Physios.
Avon, lU, April 17, 77. B.S, Illinois, 05, E.E,
11. Asst, eng. exp. sta, Illinois, 05-06; aupt.
testing dept, Peoria Gas and Elec. C6, 06-07;
engineer. Underwriters' Laboratories, 07-20;
director, reesarch lab, The Safe-Cabinet Co, BO-
A.A; Phymeal Soc; Soc. Test Mat; West. Soc.
Eng. Strength of boiler flues; effects of heat
on materials; heat insulating materials.

Oarr, Prof. Balph Howard, 27 N. Salisbury St,
La Fayette, Ind. Agricultural chemistry, Woos-
ter, Ohio, Aug. 28, 78. A3, Wooster, 00: A.M,
Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D, 13. Chemist, Western
Elec. Co, 02-04; instr, Buena Vista, 05-08;
Emporia, 09-11 : Purdue, IS- Chemist, South.
Marble Co. AjL; Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; Ind.
Acad. Amino acids in hays; non-protein nitro-
gen in alfalfa; rate of decay of manures; di-
gestion.

Oarr, Dr. W(lUiam) POiUUpe), 1801 K St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Surgery, Physiology. Boyd-
ton, Va, May 10, 58. Bandolph-Macon, 74-
76; M.D^George Washington, 88. Prof, physiol,
George Washitngtan, 94- Surgeon, Emergency
Hosp, 95-; prosector anat, lecturer anat. and
surg. and coroner, 96-99; assoc surgeon, UniT.
Hosp, and consulting surgeon, Wash. Aaylmn
Hosp, 98- Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Asa; South.
Surg, and Gynec. Soc; D. C. Obstet. and Oynee.
Soc. Physiology of nerves; pathology of tumors.

Carrel, Dr. Alexis, Bockef eller Institute for Medi-
cal Besearch, New York, N. Y. ^Surgery. Ste.
Foy les Lyon, France, June 28, 73. L3, Lyon,
90, ScB, 91, M.D, 00: hon. ScD, Columbia, 13;
Brown; Princeton; M..D, Belfast. Mem. Roeke-
feUer Inst. Nobel prize med, 12. Comnuuidenr
Legion d'honneur. Fel. Surg. Ass; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Eitp. Biol; Philos.
Soc. Experimental surgery; biology.

Oarrick, Dr. D(oak) B(aln), IT. S. Bureau of Mar-
kets, Chicago, HI. Agriculture. Lexington, K.
C, Dec. 11, 88. A.B, Wake Forest, 10; Ph.D,
Cornell, 17. Investigator, bur. markets, V. 8.

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Dept Agr, 17-- Soc. Hort. Sci. Influence of
low temperatures upon plant tissue; marketing.
Oaxiler, Lyman, XJ. 8. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. Agronomy, Duf^eld, Mich,
Oct. 11, 77. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 02, M.Agr, 13.
Scientific asst, bur. plant indust, XT. S. Dept.
Agr, 05-07; prof, agron, Va. Polytech, and
agronomist, £^. Sta, 08-14; agronomist, hwr.
plant indust, TJ, 8. Dept. Agr, 14- A.A; Soc
Agron. (treas, 11, second ▼. pres, 13, sec'y-treas,
18-). Farm crops; grazing.

Oarxlgaii, W(illiam) Tihomas), Somerset, Md.
Astronomy. Ellicot City, Md, Jan. 17, 66.
Common sch. and acad. Asst, 'Nawtical Alma-
nac,* 01" Made computations under Gould and
Watson funds. Astron. Soc Mathematical as-
tronomy; asteroid orbits; direction of the sun's
motion in space; methods for finding the posi-
tioA of an unknown planet from its action on a
known body; second and third order perturba-
tions of Mars; secular variation of the moon's
mean motion.

OarroU, Prof. (Alexander) Mitchell, The Octagon,
Washington, D. C. Archeology. Wake Forest,
N. 0, June 2, 70. A.M, Bichmond, SB; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 93; Leipzig and Berlin, 93-94; Am.
Sch. of Classical Studies, Athens, 97-98. Prof.
Greek, Bichmond, 95-97; reader classical archeol,
Hopkins, 98-99; prof, classical philol, Oeorge
Washington, 99-12, archeoL and hist, of art, IB-
Director and ed, *Art and Archeol,' 18- A.A;
Archeol. Inst, (assoc. sec'y, 03-07, sec'y, 07-
10, gen. sec'y, 11-18); Philos. Ass; Wash.
Acad. (v. pres, 10-). Classical archeology.

CarroH, Dr. Franklin B(adie), 617 S. 16th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Botany. Philadelphia. Feb.
23,87. B.S, Pennaylvania, 13, Ph.D, 17. Teacher
bot, Northeast High Sch, Phila, 13-17. In Sanit.
0, U.S. A, 17-19; Instr. bot, A.E.F. Univ,
Bieaune, 19. A.A. Plant morphology.

OazrOU, Dr. Mitdiel, Franklin and Marshall Col-
lege, Lancaster, Pa. Entomology, Cytology.
Philadelphia, Pa, July 7, 85. B.S, PennsyWa-
nia, 15, Harrison fellow, 16-18, Ph.D, 19. Asst.
zooi, Pennsylvania, 15-16; asst. entomologist,
N. J. Exp. Sta, 18-20; prof. l)iol, Franklin and
Marshall, 20- A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom. Larva
of Mecistogaster modestus; spermatogenesis of
Cannula pellucida; numerical variations in the
chromosome complex within the individuaL

OarxoU, Prof. W(illiani) E(me8t), Utah Experi-
ment Station, Logan, Utah. Animal husbandry.
Orderville, Utah, Nov. 8, 82. B.S, Utah Col,
09; M.S, Illinois, 11, fellow, 18-14, PhJD, 14.
Assoc prof, animal husbandry, Utah Col, 11-13,
prof, 14- A.A; Soc Animal Production; Utah
Aead. Animal nutrition.

Carmtb, Prof. W<llliani) MCassey), Clinton, N.
Y. Mathematics. Cleveland, Ohio, April 22, 79.
A3, Cornell, 01, 04-07. Asst. prof, math. Ham'
Uton, 07-12, assoc. prof, 12-17, prof, 17- Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Points of hiflection of plane
quartie curves.

Oarsnar, Evbaaka, Citrus Experiment Station,
Biverside, Calif. Plant pathology. San An-
tonio, Tex, July 19, 91. A.B, Texas, 12; M.S,
Wisconsin, 14, Ph.D, 17. Teacher bot. and chem,
high sch, Amarillo, Tex, 12; asst. plant path,
Wisconsin, 14; Ya. Exp. Sta, 15; pathologist.

ofice of sugar plant investigations, bur. plant
indusi, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc

Carson, John B(enSbaw), 195 Broadway, New
York N. Y. Electrical engineering. Pittsburgh,
Pa, June 28, 87. B.S, Princeton, 07, E.E, 09,
M.S, 12. Engineer, research dept, Westinghouae
Elec. and Mfg. Co, 10-12; instr. physics and
elec. eng, Princeton, 12-14; engineer, transmis-
sion dept, Am. Telephone and Telegraph Co, 14-
A. A; Math. Soc; Badio Eng. Electric circuit
theory; electric wave propagation; electron
theory.

Carter^ Prof. BenJ(aniln) E(dward), 3 Center
Place, Waterville, Maine. Mathematics. War-
ren, Conn, March 7, 66. A.B, Harvard, 90, A.M,
92. Instr. math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 9^10; asst
prof, Colby, 10-18, assoo. prof, 18- A. A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass.

Carter, Dr. O(amle) B(lake), Mellon Inatitute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. B.S, North Caro-
lina, 13, M.S, 14, PhJ), 16. Research chemist,
Mellon Inst, 16- Chem. Soc; Leather Chem.
Soc

Carter, Edgar B(rodE), 2615 Ashland Ave, In-
dianapoUs, Ind. Bacteriology. ElkinsviUe, Ind,
April 22, 86. A.B, Indiana, 11. Director, bioL
lab, Swan-Myers Co, 16- A.A; Pub. Health
Ass; Pharmaceut. Ass; Chem. Soc (sec'y-treas,
Ind. sect, 18, sec'y, div. chem. and mod. prod-
ucts, 19-) ; Soc Bact. (sec 'y, Ind. branch, 19-) ;
Indianapolis Scientech. Club. Bacteriology of
hemorrhagic septicemia in swine.

Carter, Prof. Edna, Yassar College, Poughkeepfde,
N. Y. Physics. High Cliff, Wis, Jan. 29, 72.
A3, Yassar, 94; Chicago, 98-99; PhJ), Wurz-
burg, 06, 11-12. Asst. principal, high sch, De
Pere, Wis, 95-96; asst. physics, Yassar, 96-98;
State Nor. Sch, Oshkosh, Wis, 99-04; instr,
Vassar, 06-11; assoc prof, 12-20, prof, gO-
A.A; Physical Soc Belation of the energy of
the BOntgen rays to the energy of the cathode
rays producing them; disdbarge x>otentials
across very short distances; metallic spectra pro-
duced in high vacua.

Carter, Prof. Gardner Ii(loyd), University, Ya;
Chemistry. Alexandria, Ya, March 1, 90. A.M,
Yirginia, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. prof, chem, Yan-
derbilt, 16-18; assoc. prof, Virginia, 18- Asst.
gas chemist, U. S. Dept. Int, 17-18. Chem. Soc

Carter, Dr. Henry B(08e), U. S. Marine Hospital,
Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Caroline Co, Ya,
Aug. 25, 52. C. and M.E, Yirginia, 73; M.D,
Maryland, 79, UjJ>, 10. Commissioned officer,
V. 8. Pub. Health Service, 79- Chief, quaran-
tine office, Cuba, 98-00; Isthmian Canal Com-
mission, 04-05, director, hospitals, 05-09; mem.
yellow fever commission, Int. Health ^oard;
sanit. adviser, Peruvian Govt. Soc Trop. Med;
London Soc. Trop. Med. and Hygiene; Yene-
zuela Acad. Med. Maritime quarantine; preven-
tion of yellow fever and malaria.

Carter, Dr. W(illiam) S(pencer), Unirdrsity of
Texas, Galveston, Tex. Physiology. Warren
Co, N. J, April 11, 69. MJ>, Pennsylvania, 90.
Bes. physician, Phila. Hosp, 90; Presb. Hosp,
91; asst. physiol, Pennsylvania, 91-92, asst.
demonstrator path, 92-95, asst. prof. comp.

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phjsiol. and demonstrator physiol, ^5-97; prof,
physiol, Texas, 97-, dean, med. faculty, OS-
Quiz master, Med. Inst, Phila, 91-96. Physiol.
Soc; Phila. Path. Soc; Phila. CoL Physicians.
Leucoeytosis and blood-serum; cause of uremia;
action of drugs and poisons; poisonous mush-
rooms; functional relation of the parathyroids
to the thyroid gland; prophylaxis and public
control of tuberculosis; the milk supply of
cities; secretory action of renal epithelium; ab-
sorption; autodigestion ; effect of ether anes-
thesia upon the alkali reserve of the blood.

Cartledge, Dr. a(roY66) H(oward), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. Chemigtry,
Gainesville, Ga, Feb. 10, 91. A.B, A.M,'David-
son, 11 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Acting prof, chem,
Davidson, 12-13; prof. chem. and physics, Pres-
bjrterian (S. 0), 13-17; assoc. prof, chem,
Davidson, 17-18; chief chemist, Biehmond Lever-
ing and Co, 19-20; assoe. prof, c^em, Hopkins,
to- With CW.S, U.S.A. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat. Badioactivity; petroleum.

Oaxty, J(olin) J(oa6ph), 195 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. *Electrical engineering. Cam-
bridge, Mass, April 14, 61. Hon. Eng.D,
Stevens, 15; ScD, Chicago and Bowdoin, 16;
LL.D, McGill, 17; Sc.D, Tufts, 19. With Bell
Telephone Co, Boston, 79 ; in charge, cable dept,
West. Union TeL Co, 87-89; chief engineer,
Metropolitan Telephone and Telegraph Co, 89-
07; Am, Telephone and Telegraph Co, 08-09,
17. pres, 19- Trustee, Carnegie Institution; di-
rector, Besearch Corporation; mem. Nat. Be-
search Council; major and col, Sig. O.B.C, 17;
on staff. Gen. Edgar Bussell, A.E.F, 18-19; col.
sig. sect, O.B.C, 19. D. S. medal; Oficier
Legion d'honneur. Longstreth medal, Franklin
Inst, 03; Franklin me^Eil, 16; Edison medal,
Elec. Eng, 18; Japanese Order of the Bising
Sun; Japanese Order of the Sacred Treasure of
Meiji. Nat. Acad; A.A; fel. Elec. Eng. (pres,
15, past manager, v. pres, 04-06, 08-11) ; Phys-
ical Soc; hon. fel. Electrotherapeut. Ass; hon.
mem. Franklin Inst; Eng. Educ; Indust. Edue;
Am. Geog. Soc; Japan Soc; Am. Acad; fel. N.
Y. Acad; N. Y. Elec. Soc. (pres, 03) ; hon. mem.
N. Y, Pa. and New Eng. Telephone Societies.
Telephone; wireless telephone; transcontinental
and transoceanic telephone.

Carver, Dr. B(enjamln) FCnmkUn), Standard
Oil Co, Bayway, N. J. Chemistry, Hanover,
Pa, Sept. 10, 78. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 00.
M.S, 03; Ph.D, Hopkins, 03. Ch&mist, Standard
Oil Co, N. Y. City, 03-18, asst. chief chemist,
N, J, 18- New semi -permeable membranes pre-
pared by the electrolytic method.

Carver, Prof. 0(aU) L(iike), West Lake, Ga.
Zoology. Climax, Mich, Feb. 4, 78. A.B, Mich-
igan, 07, A.M, 08 ; Columbia, 12-13. Acting prof,
physics and astron, Mercer, 07-08, prof, biol,
08-18. A.Aj Bot. Soc; Micros. Soc; Marine
Biol. Ass. Hybridization effects in Drosophila.

Carver, Dr. Walter B(ncJringliam), 109 College
Ave, Ithaca, N. Y. Mathematics, Town Hill,
Pa, Jan. 11, 79. Gettysburg, 95-96; Ph.B,
Dickinson, 99; fellow, Hopkins, 03-04, Ph.D, 04.
Asst, Hopkins, 00-01; prof. math, and physics,
Ursinus, 04-06 ; instr. math, Cornell, 06-10, asst.

prof, 10- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Projective
geometry.

Carveth, Dr. Hector Bnaaall, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
Chemistry, Port Hope, Ont, Jan. 23, 73. B.A,
Victoria and Toronto, 96; fellow, Cornell, 96-
98, Ph.D, 98, hon. feUow, 98-99. Instr. gen.
chem, Cornell, 99-00, physical chem, 00-05;
chemist. Int. Acheson Graphite Co, 05-06 ; works
manager, Niagara Electrochem, Co, 0^17, gen.
manager, 17-; v. pres, Boessler ai%d Basslaoher
Chem, Co, Stehhins Products Co, and pres, Pa-
oifh B and H Chem. Co, 17- Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indoat. Vapor com-
position and phase separations; electrochemical
processes.

Cary, Austin, V. S. Forest Service, Washington,
D. C. Forestry, East Machias, Maine, July 31,
65. A.B, Bowdoin, 87, A.M, 90. Surveying
work for Maine and U. S. Forestry Dept, 90-98 ;
forester, Berlin Mills Co, 98-04; asst. prof, for-
estry, Harvard, 05-09; state supt. forests, N. Y,
09-10. A.A. Forest resources of New England
and the southern United States.

Cary, Prof. LCewis) B(obiii8Qii), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. Zoology. Topsham,
Maine, Sept. 1, 80. B.S, Maine, 01, M.S, 02;
Ph.D, Princeton, 09. Asst. biol, Maine, 01-03;
zoologist. Gulf Biol. Sta, La, 0&-08; instr. hiol,
Princeton, 10-15, asst. prof, 16- Besearch
assoc, Carnegie Institution exped. to Samoa and
Fiji, 17- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. Embry-
ology of trematodes and coelenterates ; coral
reef formation.

Gary, Dr. WllUam E, 5441 Kimbark Ave, Chi-
cago, HL Bacteriology. Gkinsevoort, N. Y, Nov.

17, 88. B.S, Earlham, 12: Ph.D, Chicago, 16,
M.D, Bush Med. Col, 20. Instr. bacter. and
hygiene, Chicago, 16-19; intern, Presh, Hosp,
Chicago, tO- Soc. Bact. Immunity; clinical
medicine.

Oasamajor, Prof. Lonis, 40 E. 41st St, New York,
N. Y. Neurology. Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. 12, 81.
A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M, M.D, 06. Chief, clinic,
N. Y. Neur. Inst, 09-15; Vanderhilt Clinic, 16-;
instr. neur, Columhia, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-16,
assoc. prof, 16-19, prof, 19- Capt, M.R.C, 17-

18, major, 18-19. Neur. Ass; Ass. Anat;
Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Psy-
chiatry.

Case, Prof. E(niilne) OCowles), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Paleontology,
Geology. Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 11, 71. A.6,
A.M, KAnsas. 93; M.S, Ctomell, 95; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 96. Asst. chem, E^ansas, 93-95; instr.
vert, paleont, Chicago, 96; prof. geol. and
physical geog, State Nor. Sch, Milwaukee, 9^-
07; junior prof, hiait, geol, and paleont, Michi-
gan, 08-16, prof, IB- Besearch assoc, Carnegie
Institution. A. A; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Soc.
Mammal; Mich. Acad, (pres, 12); Wash. Acad.
Osteology and morphology of extinct reptiles;
morphology of Permian vertebrates of America.

Casey, Ool. The (ma) s Ii(incoln), U. S. A, Stone-
leigh Court, Washington, D. 0. JSntomology,
^Paleontology. West Point, N. Y, Feb. 19, 67.
Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 74-75; grad, U. S. Mil.
Acad, 79. All grades to col, U, 8, Corps
Engineers, 79- Mem. transit of Venus exped. to
Cape of Gfood Hope, 82-83; Greer Co. Commis-

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Bion, Tex, 86; Miss. Biver Commission, 02-06;
engineer seo'y, Lighthouse Board, 06-10. A.A;
Soc. Nat; Calif. Acad; feL N. Y. Acad, (ed,
'Annals/ 90-95); Wash. Entom. Soc; Phila.
Aead^ Wash, Acad; Soc. entom. de Prance.
Coleoptera; sonthem Tertiary paleontology.

Oaspail, Dr. OharleB E(dward)y St. Looia College
of Pharmacy, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry, Bal-
timore, Md, April 9, 75. A.B, Hopkins, 96,
fellow, 99-00, PhJ), 00. Asst. to Dr. Ira
Bemsen, Hopkins, 99-00; org. ehem, Columbia,
00-01; research chemist, Mallinekrodt Chem.
Works, 01-03; prof, chem, Si. Louis Col, Phar-
macy, OS- Ileld asst, 17. 8. Geol. Surv, sum-
mer, 98; mem. committee on revision, XJ. S.
Pharmacopoeia, 10- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pharma-
ceut. Ass; St. Louis Chem. Soc. The fat con-
tained in the seeds of the spice bush (Lindera
benzoin) ; the determination of codein in opium.

Om^MU Dt, D(ana) B(rackeiixidge), TTniverBity
Station, Austin, Tex. Zoology, Ghrafton, W.
Va, May 15, 77. A.B, Allegheny, 99; A.M, Ohio
Wesleyan, 00; fellow, Pennsylvania, 02-04,
Ph.D, 03. Acting prof, biol, Missouri Valley,
04-05; instr. tool, Michigan, 05-09; Texas, 09-

11, ad.i. prof, 11-14, assoc. prof, 14r-19, prof,
19- Soc. Zool. MoUuscan embryology; rep-
tilian and insectan behavior; cytology.

Castle, Dr. W(UUam) Edaest), Payson Bead, Bel-
mont, Mass. ^Zoology, Alexandria, Ohio, Oct.
25, 67. A.B, Denison, 89; A.B, Harvard, 93,
A.M, 94, Ph.D, 95. Prof. Latin, Ottawa
(Kans), 89-92; instr. eool, Wisconsin, 95-
96; Knox, 96-97; Harvard, 97-02, asst. prof,
03-08, prof, 08- Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat.
(sec'y, 06, pres, 19); Soc. Zool. (v. pres, 04,
pros, east, branch, 06); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Embryology of tuni-
cates; metamerism of leeches; heredity; sex-
determination.

Caswell, Prof. A(lbert) E(dward), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Physics, Winnipeg,
Can, May 24, 84. A.B, Stanford, 08, Ph.D, 11.
Asst. physics, Stanford, 08-11; instr, Purdue,
11-13; Oregon, 13-15, asst. prof, 15-17, prof,
17- Nat. research fellow physics, 19-20. A. A;
Physical Soc. Peltier and Thomson E.MJ^. of
metals and bismuth-tin alloys; electron theory;
thermoelectric, thermomagnetic and galvano-
magnetic properties of metals.

Caswell, Dr. B(ol>«rt) G (amble), P. O. Box 525,
Wilmington, DeL Chemistry, Narragansett
Pier, B. I, April 7, 91. Ph.B, Brown, 11, M.S,

12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. chem, Brown, 11-14; asst.
prof. org. ehem, Colby, 14-18; research chemist,
S. I, diiPont de Nemours and Co, 18- A.A;
Chem. Soc Organic chemistry; hydrparomatic
compounds; bromhexamethylene; anthraquinone
colors.

Catlicart» Clia(xle)8 S(aadexton), New Brunswick,
N. J. Chemitftry, New Brunswick, Jan. 2, 65.
B.8, Butgers, 86, M.S, 89. Asst. chemist. Listers
Agr. Chem. Works, 86-92, chief chemist, 93-07;
gtate chemift, N. J, Exp. Bta, 07- Chem. Soc;
Agr. Chem. Agricultural chemistry.

Catheart. Prof. W(illia)m L(edyard), 636 West-
view St, Germantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Marine
and meehanioal engineering. Mystic, Conn,

Aug. 12, 55. Pennsylvania, 71; grad, U. S.
Naval Acad, 75. Engineer Corps, U.S.N, 75-91;
chief engineer, VoL Service, Spanish-Am. War,
98; prof, marine eng, Webb's Acad, N. Y, 97-
99; adj. prof. mech. eng, Columbia, 99-03;
prof, eng, Wehh Inst, Naval Archit, N, Y, City,
18- Lieut, commander, U.S.N.B.F, 17-18, com-
mander, 18. Mech. Eng; Naval Eng; Naval
Archit. and Marine Eng; Franklin Inst. Design
of marine machinery.

Catletty Charles, Staunton, Va. Geology, Staun-
ton, Aug. 18, 65. Virginia, 86. Asst. chemist,
U. 8. Geol. Surv, 87-88; consulting chem, and
mining engineer, 92- Mem. jury awards. La.
Purchase Expos, 04. Min. Eng. Coal and iron
mining; Portland cement.

Oattell, Dr. Henry W(are), 3712 Irving St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Pathology, Harrisburg, Pa, Oct.
7, 62. A.B, Lafayette, 83, A.M, 86; MJ), Penn-
sylvania, 87. Demonstrator morbid anat, Penn-
sylvania, 92-97; senior coroner's physician,
Phila, 96-99; director, Ayer Clin. Lab, Pa.
Hosp, 99-^01; pathologist, Phila. Hosp, 03. Ed,
'Int. Clinics,' 99-02, 10-16; 'Med. Notes and
Queries'; 'Lippincott's Med. Diet.' Major,
M.C, 17-19. Phila. Path. Soc; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians. Post-mortem technique; color photog-
raphy and educational moving pictures.

Cattell, Dr. J(aine8) MdEeen, Garrison-on-Hud-
eon, N. Y. ^Psychology, Easton, Pa, May 25,.
60. A3, Lafayette, 80, A.M, 83, LL.D, 07?
GOttingen, Leipzig, Paris, Geneva, 80-8^2; fel-
low, Hopkins, 82-83; Leipzig, 83-86, Ph.D, 86.
Asst. psychol, Leipzig, 85-86; lecturer, Penn-
sylvania and Bryn Mawr, 87; Cambridge, Eng-
land, 88; prof, Pennsylvania, 88-91; Columbia,
91-17, also exec, head of dept. for anthrop, 96-
02, for philos, 02-05; ed, * Science,' 94-;
'Popular Science Monthly,' 00-15; 'Sdentifio
Monthly,' IS-; 'School and Society,' IS-; 'Am,
Naturalist,* 07-; 'American Men of Science,'
06, 10, 21. Co-editor, 'Psychol. Rev,' 93-04;
established the 'Journal,' the 'Archives' and the
'Library of Philosophy, Psychology and Scien-
tific Methods,' 04. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres,
98, 13); Soc. Nat. (pres, 02); Psychol. Ass.
(pres, 95); Philos. A^s; Physiol. Soc; Ethnol.
Soc; Eug. Bes. Ass. (pres, 14) ; Philos. Soc; N.
Y. Acad, (pres, 02, 03) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres,
21), Sigma Xi (f^res, 13-15); London Aristot.
Soc; cor. mem. Soc. Scientifique "Antonio
Alzate." The measurement of psycho-physical
and mental processes; practise and fatigue; in-
dividual differences and individual efficiency,
with special reference to scientific productivity.

Cattell, Dr. McSeen, Garrison-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Physiology, Garrison, Nov. 17, 91. Cambridge,
12-13; Berlin, 14; B.S, Columbia, 14; A.M,
Harvard, 17, Ph.D, 20. Teaching fellow physiol.
Harvard Med. Sch, 14-17, med. research worker.
Bed Cross, 19-20; teaching fellow, Pharmacol,
Harvard Med, Sch, $0- Lieut, Sanit. C, Cent.
Med. Dept. Lab, Dijon, 18. A. A. Internal se-
cretions; traumatic shock.

Cattell, W(illiam) A(8hbiinier), 101 S. Fifth St,
Alhambra, Calif. Civil engineering, Princeton,
N. J, June 16, 63. C.E, Lafayette, 84. Minor
engineering positions, 84-89; asst. chief engi-

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neer, L. I. B. B, 89-97 ; eonstdting engineer, 97-
05; E. H. Bollins and Sons, 054)8; consulting
engineer, 08-18; major, corps eng, 18-19;
eonsulting engineer, 19- Sec'y-treas, Int. Eng.
Cong, San Francisco, 15. Civil Eng. (director,
12-14); Mech. Eng; B. B. Ass; Am. Water
Works Ass; Consulting Eng; British Inst. Civil
Eng. Design, construction, operation and valu-
ation of industrial and engineering works; rec-
ord of activities of corps of engineers of the
United States Army during the World War.

Oandell, A(ndrew) N(6l8on), XT. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Entomology, Indian-
apolis, Ind, Aug. 18, 72. B.S, Okla. Col, 97;
Mass. Col, 97-98. Asst. entom, Okla. Col, 95;
asst, 'bwr. entom, U. 8. Vept, Agr, and custodian
Orthoptera, U. 8. Nat, Museum, 98- Weather
observer, Stillwater, Okla, 96-97. A.A; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc.
Natural Mstory and classification of Orthoptera.

Oaulfalld, Br. A(Uted) H(aiis) W (axing), 13 Spa-
dina Bead, Toronto, Ont, Can. Medicine,
Vienna, Ont, 79. M.B, Toronto, 04, Bes. and
later asst. pathologist, Toronto Gen. Hosp, 04-
08; pathologist, Nat. Sanatorium Ass, 08-11;
asst. med. research, Toronto, 12-15, reeeareh
aseoo, Connauglit Antitowin Laboratories, 18^
Colleague, tuber, clinic, Toronto Gen. Hosp, 12-;
med. officer, O.A.M.C, C.E.P, 15-18; consultant,
Dept. Soldiers, Civil Be-Estoblishment, 19-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Toronto
Acad. Med. Internal medicine; immunology;
pathology; infectious and pulmonary diseases.

Oayanagh, A(iign8) Ii(eoiiard), 2803 Barry Ave,
Sawtelle, Calif. Thysios. Elmira, Ont, Sept.
14, 76. A.B, Stanford, 02, Teacher physics,
high schools, Calif, 02-08; head, science dept,
high soh, Los Angeles, Calif, 09- Instr. physics,
summer, California, 08, 14, 19. Assoc, mem.
Physical Soc. Magnetic susceptibility of water.

Cedl, Dr. Bu88^ L(a Fayette), 83 East 61st St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Nicholsville,
Ky, Oct. 13, 81. A.B, Princeton, 02 ; M.D, Med.
Col. of Va, 06. Instr. path, Columbia, 09-11,
med, 12-16; med. col, Cornell, 16- Bes. pathol-
ogist, Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City, 09-11, asst. at-
tending physician, 12-16; adj. asst. attending
physician, Bellevue Hosp, 16-; major, M.C, 18-
19; special expert, U. S. Pub. Health Service,
19- A.A; Am. Physicians; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc Clin. Invest; Soc.
Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Immunol; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Bacteriology; immunity; experi-
mental influenza and pneumonia.

Ohace, Dr. Arnold B(iiffiim), Albion, B. I. Me^he*
matios. VaUey Falls, B. I, Nov. 10, 45. A.B,
Brown, 66, A.M, 69, Sc.D, 92 ; Harvard ; Paris.

* Instr. physics. Brown, 68-69, trustee, 76-, treas,
82-01, chancellor, 07- A.A; Math. Soc.

Ohaca, B(dinad) M(acKa7), CHtrus By-producti
Laboratory, Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry.
Havana, N. Y, Nov. 15, 74. Gteorge Washington,
95-97; LL.B, National Univ, 06, LL.M, 07.
Chief chemist, Cuban Customs Service, Havana,
01-02; chief, lab. food tech, and asst. chief,
food div, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 03--08, chemist in
charge, citrus by-products lab, 08- Chem. Soc;
Agr. C^em. (assoc referee). Food analysis and

adulteration; essential oils; flavoring extracts;
citrus by-products; maturity of citrus fruits.
Ohaddock, Dr. C(harle8) a(llbert), 8705 Delmar
Boulevard, St. Louis, Mo. Neurology. Jones-
ville, Mich, Nov. 14, 61. MD, Michigan, 85;
Munich, 88-89; Paris, 96-00. Asst. supt. North.
Mich. Asylum, 85-92; prof, diseases of the
nervous system, 8t. Louis, 9t- Visiting neurol-
ogist, St. Louis Qty Hosp, 09-; consulting
alienist, St. Louis City Sanitarium, 09- Am.
Med. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; hon. feL Chi-
cago Acad. Med; St. Louis Neur. Soc. (pres,
15-). Psychiatry; clinical neurology; reflex
phenomena.

Ohadwldc, Prof. George H(aloott), TTniTeraity of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. Geology. Catskill,
N. Y, May 27, 76. Ph.B, Bochester, 04, M.S, 07.
Ward's Nat. Sci. Establishment, Bochester, N.
Y, 96-00, 04-06, 14-18; aoologist, N. Y. State
Museum, Albany, 06-07; prof. geel. and biol,
St. Lawrence, 07-14; acting asst. prof, geol,
Bochester, 14-20, prof, BO- Instr. geol, Nat. Sci.
Camp, Canandaigua, N. Y, 00-01; fleld worker,
N. Y. Geol. Surv; Milwaukee Pub. Museum,
summer, 02. A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Entom. Soc; Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc; Bochester
Acad. (sec'y> 04-06, 15-17, pres, 18). Oonchol-
ogy; mite-galls; New York state stratigraphy;
Silurian and Devonian of New York; Paleozoic
corals; Silurian cephalopods and faunas.

Chaffee, Piof. E(mory) Z«eon, 20 Highland Boad,
Belmont, Mass. *Physics. Somerville, Mass,
April 15, 85. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07; A.M,
Harvard, 08, PhJ), 11. Instr. physics. Harvard,
12-17, asst. prof, 17- Longstreth medal, Frank-
lin Inst, 12. Physical Soc ; Am. Acad ; Franklin
Inst. Badio telegraphy; electrical oscillations.

Ohamberlaln, Prof. Ohaxles J(08eph), Univereity
of Chicago, Chicago, HI. *Botany, Sullivan,
Ohio, Feb. 23, 63. A.B, Oberlin, 88, A.M, 94;
Ph.D, Chicago, 97; Bonn, 01-02. Teacher, pub.
sch, Pittsfield, Ohio, 88-89; principal, high seh,
Crookston, Minn, 89-93; asst. and assoc. bot,
Chicago, 97-01, instr, 01-07, asst. prof, 07-11,
assoc prof, 11-15, prof, morphol. and cytol, IS-
Am. ed. cytol, *Bot. Centralblatt,' 02-; bot.
expeditions to Mex, 04, 06, 08, 10; New Zealand
and Australia, 11; SI Africa, 12; Cuba, 14.
A.A. (aec'yy O, 03); Bot. Soc; Int. Ass. Bot;
Bot. Gesell; hon. mem. Scientiflc Soc. Eiev.
Plant histology; morphology; morphology of
gymnosperms and angiosperms ; Cyeadaceae.

Ohambeilaiii, Free. C(lArk) W(eU8), Deniaon Uni-
versity, Granville, Ohio. *Physics. Litchfield,
Ohio, Oet. 29, 70. A.B, Denison, 94: fellow,
Chicago, 99-00; Columbia, 08-09, Adams re-
search fellow, 09-11, Ph.D, 10. Lutr. physica
and math. Western tteserve Acad, 94-97; prof.
physics and astron, Colby, 00-01 ; physics, Deni-
son, 01-08; Vassar, 08-13; pres, Denison, IS-
Silver medal, Jamestown Expos, 07. A. A;
Physical Soc. A compound interferometer; the
radius of molecular attraction; achromatism of
interference; the diffractometer ; a spectroscope
of high resolving power; the relative motion of
the earth and ether; the Lorents-Fitzgerald
effect.

Ohamberlaiii, G(eorge) E(dwln), 1650 E. WiUiam
St, Decatur, 111. Chemical engineering. Wya-

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Inam^, Pa, Nov. 6, 70. A.0, Lehigh, 93. Chem-
iBt, Anu Glneose Co, 94-97; gen. tupi, Nat.
Starch Co, 00-02; Com Products Co, 0(M)9;
Stdley Mfg. Co, It- A. A; Soc Chem. Indnst;
Mech. Eng* Franklin Inst. Improvements in
manufacturing of starch and glucose; specific
gravity recorder and automatic control of spe-
cific gravity of solutions.

ahamlierlalii, James F, 33 N. Hudson Ave, Pasa-
dena, Calif. Geography, Centreville, Utah,
July 2, 69. B.8, Chicago, 04, Ed.B, 05.
TeadheTf pub. schools, Chicago, 90-94; geog,
Ohd eonservaUon, California, 95- Assoc, ed,
'Jour. Oeog.' Am. Geog. Soc; Ass. (}eog. Eco-
nomic geography; conservation; climatic con-
ditions.

Ohamberlaln, Dr. Joseph S(eadil«r), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Chem-
ieiry, Hudson, Ohio, March 7, 70. B.S, Iowa
State, 90, M.S, 92; fellow, Hopkins, 98-99,
PhJO, 99; Berlin, 09. Lab. asst. chem, Iowa
State, 90-92, instr, 94-97; Oberlin, 99-01;
research asst. to Dr. Ira Bemsen, Hopkins, 01;
physiol. chemist, IT. S. Dept. Agr. 01-^9; assoc.
prof, chem, Mass, Col, 09-13, prof, org, and agr,
ehem, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; CheuL Gesell. Or-
ganic agricultural cheiaistry; parasulphamin
benzoic acid ; proteins of wheat and flour.

Ohamberlaln, Montagae, Arlington Heights, Mass.
Ornithology, Anthropology, St. John, N. B,
April 5, 44. Grammar sch, St. John. Becorder,
Harvard, 39-93, see'y, Lawrence Sci. Sch, 93-
00. Cor. feL Omith. Union; New Brunswick.
Nat. Hist. Soc. Ornithology; Indian linguistics,
legends and history; northeastern tribes.

Obamberlain, Paul M(eUeii), 427 Diversey Park-
way, Chicago, HI. Mechanical engineering.
Three Oaks, Mich, Feb. 28, 65. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 88; M.E^ Cornell, 90. Engineer, Friek C#,
90-92; Hercules Iron Works, 92-93; asst. prof,
mech. eng, Mich. Agr. Col, 93-96; prof, Lewis
Inst, 96-06; chief engineer. Underfeed Stoker
Co, 07-09; consulting engineer, 09-17; major,
ordnance dept, 17- Commanding officer, Chi-
cago Ordnance Dist, and chairman. Salvage
Board. Mech. Eng; West. Soc. Eng. Flow of
heat through metal; down draft for forging fur-
naces; power required for cutting metals as in-
dex for hardness; horology.

COiambezUii, Prof. B(alph) V(ary), Museum of
Comparative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. Zool-
ogy. Salt Lake City, Utah, Jan. 8, 79. B.S,
Utah, 98; Goldwin Smith fellow, Cornell, 02-04,
Ph.D, 05. Teacher, high sch, 98-02; asst. prof,
biol, Utah, 04-05, prof, 05-06, pref . eooI. and
dean, med. sch, 06-08; Brigham Young, 08-11;
Harx^n fellow and lecturer sool, Pennsylvania,
11-18; owrator Myriapoda, Arachnida and
Vermes, museum oomp, sool, Harvard, IS-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc. (v.
pros, 19); Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Cambridge
Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. Morphology and
taxonomy of chilopods, diplopods and arach-
nids; Annelida; Gephyrea; regeneration in
Myriapoda; embryology of Linotaenia and Oto-
cryptops.

Ohamberlin, Dr. BColUn) TQiomas), University of
Chicago, Chicago, IlL ^Geology, Beloit, Wis,

Oct. 20, 81. Geneva and Zurich, 99-00; B.S,
Chicago, 03, Ph.D, 07. Asst. geologist, U. S.
GeoL Surv, 07-09; mem. Chicago oriental educ.
exped. to China, 09-10; survey, iron ores
of Bracil, 11-12; instr. geol, Chicago, 12-14,
asst. prof, 14-18, assoc. prof, 18- A.A. (sec'y,
E, 17-); Cteol. Soc Structural and dynamic
geology; glaciology; gases in rocks; mountain
building.

Ohamberiin, Dr. TChomas) C(hrowder), Bosen-

wald Hall, University of Chicago, Chicago, HL
•Geology. Mattoon, 111, Sept. 25, 43. A.B,
Beloit, 66, A.M, 69, LL.D, 87; Michigan, 68-69,
hon. Ph.D, 82, LLJD, 87; hon. Ph.D, Wisconsin,
82, LL.D, 04, ScD, 20 ; LL.D, George Washing-
ton, 87; Toronto, 13; Sc.D, Illinois, 05. Prin-
cipal, high sch, Delavan, Wis, 66-68; prof. nat.
science, State Nor. Sch, Whitewater, Wis, 6^
73; geol, Beloit, 73-82; asst. state geologist.
Wis, 73-76, chief geologist, 7&-82; geologist in
charge, glacial div, U. S. Geol. Surv, 82-04;
lecturer geol, Beloit, 82-87; prof, George Wash-
ington, 85-87; pres, Wisconsin, 87-92; head,
dept geol, dhieago, 92-19, emer, prof, 19-
Bepresentative for Wis, Paris Expos, 78; geol-
ogist, Peary exped, 94; ed, 'Jour, of Geol';
mem. Univ. of Oiicago Orient. Educ. Investiga-
tion Commission, 09; research assoc, Carnegie
Institution. Medal, Paris Expos, 78, 98; Helen
Culver medal, Chicago Geog. Soc, 10; Hayden
mem. medal, Phila. Acad, 20. Nat. Acad; A.A.
(v. pres, 86, pres, 08); €teoL Soc. (pres, 95);
Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; HI. Acad, (pres, 08);
hon. mem. Wis. Acad, (pres, 85-87) ; Wa^
Acad; Wash. QteoL Soc; cor. mem. N. T. Acad;
Chicago Geol. Soc. (pres, 10); Chicago Acad,
(pres, 97-15) ; cor. mem. British Ass ; cor. mem.
London and Edinburgh Geol. Societies. Geol-
ogy of Wisconsin; lead and sine deposits;
glacial and dynamic geology; the planetesimal
hypothesis; early history of the earth; the his-
tory of the atmosphere.

Ohamberlin, Thomas B(08Coe), 1535 Edison St,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Entomology. Salt Lake
City, March 30, 89. Utah, 09-11, A.B, 20.
Scientific asst, cereal and forage insect investi-
gations, bur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, IS- A.A;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Alfalfa weevil and means
of controlling it; life history studies of the
clover seed clmlcid on alfalfa in Utah.

Ohamben, Prof. Charles 0(8car), Oklahoma Agri-
cultural College, Stillwater, Okla. Botany,
Van Wert, Ohio, Sept. 7, 66. A.B, Indiana, 91,
A.M, 95; fellow, Washington (St. Louis), 10-
13, Ph.D, 13. Teacher science, high sch, New
Castle, Ind, 95-05; prof, biol, Georgetown CoL
(Ky), 05-07; Pacific (Oregon), 07-09; asst
bot, Hlinois, 09-10; instr, Cincinnati, 13-14;
biol, Peabody Col. for Teachers, 14-15; prof,
hoi, Okla. Col, IS- Mem. faculty, Puget Sound
Marine Sta, summers, 08-09. A.A ; Tenn. Acad.
Littoral algae of Puget Sound; fixation of ni-
trogen by fungi.

Chambers, Dr. O60(rge) Ckdley, 65 E. Essex Ave,
Lansdowne, Pa. MaXhematios. Fulton Co, Pa,
Oct. 12, 73. A.B, Dickinson, 02; Ph.D, Penn-
sylvania, 08. Principal, pub. schools, Bidley
Park, Pa, 0^06; instr. and later asst. prof.

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math, Pennsylvania, 0$- A, A; Math. Soc. Iso-
morphisms of abstract groups.

Ohamben, Prof. Bobert, Cornell Universlt^r Med-
ical College, New York, N. Y. * Biology, Anatomy.
Erzerum, Turkey, Oct. 23, 81. A,B, Robert
Col, Constantinople, 00; M.A, Queen's (Can),
02; Ph.D, Munich, 08; Columbia, 11-12. Instr,
Bithynia High Sch, Turkey, 03-06, acting di-
rector, 08-09; lecturer biol, Toronto, 09-11;
asst. prof. hist, and eomp. anat, Cincinnati, 12-
15; instr. anat, med, col, Cornell, 15-19, asst,
prof, 19- Instr. zool, Woods Hole, 17-19.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. (mem. advisory
board, Nat. Research Council); Ass. Anat; Soc.
Exp. Biol. Cytology; egg and cell size; sperma-
togenesis and oogenesis in Copepoda; physical
nature of protoplasm; microdissection and mi-
croinjection of the celL

duunben, Prof. B(obert) F(oster), 104 Irving
Ave, Providence, R. I. Chemistry, Providence,
Oct. 8, 87. Ph.B, Brown, 09, M.S, 10, Ph.D, 12.
Research chemist, Qem Elec. Co, Pittsfield, Mass,
12; instr. chem. Brown, 14-16, asst, prof, 16-,
acting head of dept, 17- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Providence Eng. Soc. Or-
ganic chemistry.

Ohambers, Prof. V(ictor) J(obn), University of
Rochester, Rochester, N. Y. Chemistry, Roch-
ester, Nov. 18, 69. B.S, Rochester, 95; PhJ),
Hopkins, 01. Instr. chem, Columbia, 01-08;
prof, Bochester, 08- Chem. Soc. Organic chem-
istry.

Chambers, Prof. WiU Grant* University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh^. Pa. Psychology, Education,
Westmoreland Co, Pa, April 26, 67. A.B,
Lafayette, 94, A.M, 96, Litt.D, 17; Clark, 97-
98 ; Chicago, 00-01. Prof, math, State Nor. Sch,
Indiana, Pa, 94-97; psychol. and educ. State
Nor. Sch, Moorhead, Minn, 01-04; psychol. and
child study. State Teachers Col, Greeley, Colo,
04-09; educ, Pittsburgh, 09-, dean, sch. educ,
10- Assoc, ed, *Jour. Pedag.' A.A; Psychol.
Ass; Soc. Col. Teachers Educ. (pres, 17); Pa.
State Educ. Ass. (pres, 20). Genetic psy-
chology; evolution of ideals; how words get
meaning; memory types; children's political
ideas; ideas of discipline; psychology of proper
names; childhood reactions to imaginary free-
dom; individual differences; reaction of special
training on general efficiency; correlation of es-
sential characteristics in the training of teachers.

Chambers, W(llll6) Lee, Eagle Rock, Calif. Or-
nithology. Sedalia, Mo, May 7, 78. Mem.
Ornith. Union; Cooper Omith. Club (business
manager, 09-) ; Soc. Mammal.

Ohambllss, Prof. Charles Edward, U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agron-
omy, Petersburg, Va, Aug. 20, 71. B.S, Ten-
nessee, 92^ M.S, 94. Instr. zool, Tennessee, 94-
99, entomologist, Exp. Sta, 96-99 ; state entomol-
ogist, Tenn, 99-01; assoc. prof. zool. and entom,
Clemson, and zoologist and entomologist, S. C.
Exp. Sta, 01-07; state entomologist, S. C, 07-
08; expert in charge rice investigations, hur,
plant indust, V, 8. Dept. Agr, 08- A.A; Soc
Agron; Wash. Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 13-20, pres, 20) ;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Insects affecting orchards,
gardens and the rice crop; breeding of rices;
taxonomy of Oryzeae.

Chambllss, Lieut. Col. Hardee, U. S. A, U. S. N. P,
No. 1, Sheffield, Ala. Chemistry. Selma, Ala,
Dec. 4, 72. Grad, Va. Mil. Inst, 94; fellow,
Vanderbilt, 98-99, M.S, 99; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00.
Asst. chem, Columbia, 00-01; research chemist,
Moore Elec. Co, Newark, N. J, 01-03; Gen.
Chem. Co, N. Y. City, 03-09; prof, chem, Okla,
Col, 09-16; asst. state commissioner health,
Okla, 15-16; chenu director, Commercial Acid
Co, 16-17; major, ordnance dept, 17-19, lieui,
col, a/nd commandir^ officer, U, 8, Nitrate Plant
No. 1, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Mech.
Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; feL London Chem. Soc.
Permanganates; fixation of nitrogen.

Chamot, Prof. E(mile) M(aiinin), 927 E. State
St, Ithaca, N. Y. *Mierochemistry, 8anitary
chemistry. Buffalo, N. Y, March 4, 68. B.S,
Cornell, 91, Ph.D, 97; Nancy, Braunschweig,
Paris and Delft. Asst. quant, anal, Cornell,
90-91, instr, 91-97, lecturer chem, 98, instr.
toxieol, 99, sanit. and toxicol. chem, 00, asst.
prof, 01-10, prof, chem. micros, and sanit. chem,
10- Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Microchemical analysis.

Chance, Dr. H(enry) M(artsrn), Drexel Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Geology, Mining engi-
neering, Philadelphia, Jan. 18, 56. C.E, Penn-
sylvania, 74; M.D^ Jefferson Med. Col, 81. Asst.
geologist, Pa. Geol. Surv, 74-84; mining and
consulting engineer, 84- Senior mem. firm, H.
M. Chance and Co. A.A; Min. Eng; Min. and
Metal Soc. (pres, 13); Econ. Geol; Philos. Soc;
Phila. Eng. Club. Applied geology.

Chandler, Dr. Asa C(rawford), Rice Institute,
Houston, Tex. Zoology. Newark, N. J, Feb.
19, 91. A.B, Cornell, 11; M.S, California, 12,
Ph.D, 14. Instr, zool, Oregon Col, 14-17, asst.
prof, 17-19; instr, hiol. Bice Inst, 19- Second
lieut, Sanit. C, Cent. Med. Dept. Lab, Dijon.
A.A; Pacific Coast Biol. Ass. Parasitology;
bird feathers.

Chandler, Prof. C(harles) F(rederidc), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry, Lan-
caster, Mass, Dec. 6, 36. Lawrence Sci. Sch,
Harvard; Berlin; Ph.D, Gottingen, 56; hon.
M.D, N. Y. Univ, 73; LL.D, Union, 73; hon.
Sc.D, Oxford, 00; LL.I). Columbia, 11. Asst.
chem. Union, 57, prof, 57-64; anal, and applied
chem, sch.' mines, Columbia, 64-77, adj. prof,
chem. and med. juris, col. physicians and surg,
72-76, prof, 76-97, chem, Columbia, 77-11, emer,
prof, 11- Emer. prof. org. chem. and pres, N.
Y. Col. Pharmacy; chemist and later pres. Metro-
politan Board of Health, N. Y. Ci^. Perkins
medal, Soc. Chem. Indust, 19. Int. Cong. Ap-
^ed Chem, London, 09. Nat. Acad; A.A;
Chem. Soc (pres, 81-89) ; Soc. Chem. Indust.
(preS; 00); Elec. Eng; Min. Eng; Philos. Soc;
N. Y. Chemists Club (pres, 99) ; N. Y. Acad;
London Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell; Soc, chim. de
Paris. IndustriiU chemistry.

Chandler, Dr. B(dward) M(arion) A(agustii8),

1207 Otto Boulevard, Chicago Heights, DL
Chemistry, Ocala, Fla, April 10, 87. A.B,
Howard, 13, A.M, aark, 14; Ph.D, Illinois, 17.
Chemist, Dicks, David and Heller Co, 17- Chem.
Soc. Organic chemistry; dyes; intermediates;
triphcnylmethane dyes.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

121

Gbaiidler, Prof. Elbert Edwin, 1011 Woodrow
Ave, Eagle Bock, Calif. Chemistry. Pleasant
Hill, Mo, Oct. 20, 69. A.B, William JeweU,
91; LL.B, Michigan, 93; PhJ), CMcago, 06.
InstT. chem, Mich. Mil. Acad, 01-03; asst, Chi-
cago, 03^06; instr, Pomona, 06-08; prof, Occi-
dental, 09- Chem. Soc. (pres, south. Calif, sect^

17, councilor, 18). Ionization of dibasic acids;
effect of cement dust on vegetation.

Obandler, Prof, E(]fwyn) F (rands), University,
N. DiJc. CivH engineering. Yellow Springs,
Ohio, Aug. 29, 72. A.B, Ripon, 94, A.M, 97;
Wisconsin, 97-99, fellow, 98-99. Teacher, prep,
and high schools, 93-97; instr. math. North
Dakota, 99-03, prof, 02-15, civU eng, U- City
engineer, Bipon, Wis, 95; asst. engineer, XT. 8.
GeoL Surv, 03^; state engineer, N. Dak, 04-05;
city engineer, Grand Forks, N. Dak, 18- A. A;
assoc. mem. Civil Eng; Eng. Edue; N. Dak.
Acad; Wis. Acad; N. Dak. Soc. Eng. (see/y,
12-). Hydrographie methods and hydrology;
the logarithmic mean as applied to estimates;
surface water-supply of North Dakota; tibe rain-
fall-runoff relation; seasonal distribution of
stream-flow.

Chandler, Dr. Joseph, 112 Bungalow Terrace, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Livermore Falls, Maine,
Jan. 16, 89. A.B, Colby, 09; Ph.D, Hopkins,
12. Asst. prof, chem, Louisville, 12-14; instr.
org. chem, Tufts, 14-17, asst. prof, 17-19; re-
search chemist, U. S. Color and Chem. Co, 19-20 ;
Semet Solvay Co, ISO- Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry; dyestuffs and intermediates.

Chandler, Dr. W(allace) L(arldn), East Lansing,
Mich. Entomology. Antonito, Colo, April 21,
86. B.S, California, 14, M.S, 15; Ph.D, Cornell,

18. Instr, Fielding A^ad, Paris, Idaho, 07-08;
inspector, plague suppression, U. S. Pub. Health
Service, Calif, 10-13; instr. parasitol, Cornell,
15-18; research asst. entom, Mich, Exp. 8ta,
18-19, research assoc, and asst, prof, Mich. Agr.
Col, 19- Ezten. lecturer parasitol, California,
14-15 ; mem. mammal surv. of San Joaquin Val-
ley, Univ. of Calif, and XJ. S. Pub. Health Serv-
ice, 11. Entom. Soc; Soc. Mammal; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Parasitology; physiology; medical en-
tomology.

Chandler, Prof. W(illiam) H(enry), New York
Agricultural College, Ithaca, N. T. Pom/>logy.
Butler, Mo^ July 31, 78. B.S.A, Missouri, 05,
fellow, 06-06, M.S, 06, Ph.D, 14. Asst. hort,
Missouri, 06-10, instr, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-13;
prof, pomol, Cornell, 13-, v. director research,
go- A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci; Bot. Soc. Plant tis-
sues and temperature; sap concentration; fruit
and fertilizers; pruning.

Chaney, Piof. Oeo(rge) A(rthnr), 3221 W. Grand
Ave, Des Moines, Iowa. Mathematics, Bed-
ford, Iowa, May 31, 78. B.S, Highland Park,
04, M.S, 06, ScD, 16; A.M, Wisconsin, 11.
Asst. prof. math, and physics. Highland Park,
04-06, prof, higher math, and physics, 06-08;
instr. math, Wisconsin, 08-11; Iowa, 11-13;
asst. prof, lotoa State, 13-14, assoe. prof, 14-,
director, grad. sch, 17. A.A; Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Eng. Edue; Ass. Prof; Iowa Acad.

Chaney, Prof. L(ncl«n) W(e0t), Department of
Labor, Washington, D. C. Industrial hygiene-
Heuvelton, N. Y, June 26, 57. A.B, Carleton,

78,' B.S, 79, M.S, 82, ScD, 16. Instr, high
schools and supt. schools, 78-82; instr. biol,
Carleton, 82-83, prof, 83-08; statistical expert,
U. 8. Bur. Labor, 08- AA; Statist. Ass; Inst.
Social Sci. Embryology of fishes; glacial geol-
ogy; statistics in accident investigations; rela-
tion of phymcal condition to accident hazard.

Chaney, Dr. Kewcomb E(inney), 1535 Elbur Ave,
Lakewood, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry. North-
field, Minn, April 27, 83. B.S, Carleton, 04,
M.S, 05; Bhodes scholar, Balliol Col, Oxford,
07-10, B.A, 10; Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania,
10-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. biol, Carleton, 06-07;
research chemist, Nat. Carbon Co, 11-17, oMt.
director, research and development laboratories,
19- Consulting chemist, XJ. S. Bur. Mines, 17-
18; C. W. S, 18-19. Chem. Eng; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Cleveland Eng. Soc. Industrial chemistry;
electrochemistry; physical and photometric
measurement; activated carbon and its indus-
trial manufacture; army gas mask carbon.

Chaney, Balph W(orks), 222 Reynolds St, Iowa
City, Iowa. Geology. Chicago, 111, Aug. 24, 90.
B.S, Chicago, 12, fellow, 13-14, Ph.D, 19. Head,
dept. nat. science, Francis W. Parker Sch, Chi-
cago, 14-17; instr. geol, Iowa, 17-19, asst.
prof, 19- A.A; Paleont. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Iowa
Acad. Tertiary paleobotany and geology of
Washington, Oregon and California.

Chant, Prof. C(larence) ACugastos), University
of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Fhysics. Near To-
ronto, May 31, 65. B.A, Toronto, 90, M.A, 00;
PhJ), Harvard, 01. Fellow and tutor physics,
Toronto, 91-92, lecturer, 92-07, assoc. prof.
astrophysics, 07-18, prof, 18- AA; Physical
Soc; Astron. Soc; Boyal Astron. Soc. Can. (pres,
04-07, ed. 'Jour,' 07-) ; hon. mem. Soc. Astron.
de Mex. The 'skin' effect in electrical oscil-
lators; reception by wires of electric waves;
physical b'asis of color; reflecting . power of
glasses and mirrors; meteoric display of Feb.
9, 13.

Chapin, Dr. Charles V(alue), 84 Keene St, Provi-
dence, B. I. Medicine. Providence, Jan. 17, 56.
A.B, Brown, 76; M.D, Bellevue Med. Col, 79;
ScD, Brown, 09. Prof, physiol. Brown, 86-94;
supt. of health. Providence, B. I, 84- Lecturer
hygiene, Harvard Med. Sch, 09, Cutter lecturer,
14. A.A; Am. Acad; Boyal Soc. Med. Pre-
ventive medicine; municipal and state sanita-
tion; sources and modes of infection.

Chapln, Prof. H(arold) C(annjng), Lowell Textile
School, Lowell, Mass. Chemistry. Gill, Mass,
Sept. 20, 83. A.B, Harvard, 04, Ph.D, 10. Asst.
chem, Harvard, 04-07; instr, Bensselaer, 09-13;
research chemist and foreman, Nat. Carbon Co,
13-18; assoc. prof. chem. and metal, Lafayette,
18-20; instr, Lowell Textile^ School, ISO- Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc.

Chapin, Br. Henry Dwight, 51 W. 51st St, New
York, N. Y. Pediatrics, Steubenville, Ohio,
Feb. 4, 57. B.S, Princeton, 77, hon. A.M, 86;
M.D, Columbia, 81. Prof, diseases of children,
Vermont, 88-89; Women's Med. Col, N. Y, 90-
95; N. T. Post'Orad. Med, Sch, 86- 16th Int.
Med. Cong. (hon. pres, pediat sect). Pediat.
Soc. (pres, 10); N. Y. Acad. Med. (chairman,

122

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

pediat. sect, 18). Nutrition in ehildren; biology
of milk and infant feeding.

Ohapln, Prof. Henry E(dgertoii), 49 Lefferts Ave,
Bidunond Hill, N. T. Biology. WUbraham,
Mass, May 9, 59. B.S, Mass. Col. and Boston,
81; Hopkins, 86-®7; M.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 95;
hon. 6cJ), McKendree, 08. Teacher and ed,
81-86; teacher nat science, Pa. State Nor. Sch,
Bloomsburg, 88-90; biol, high sch, Springfield,
Mass, 90-91; prof, biol. and geol, Ohio (Athens),
91-00; hiol. and physiog, high sch. system, N. T,
City, 00- In charge, dept. biol, summer sch,
N. Y. Univ, 00. Soc. Nat; Ohio Acad; Brook-
lyn Inst, (pres, dept. bot, 04-14) ; hon. fel.
London Soc. Biol. Chein. Blood of vertebrates;
habits and structure of Melampus bidentatus.

Ohapin, James P(aiil), 166 W. 79th St, New York,
N. Y. Zoology. New York, July 9, S9. A.B,
Columbia, 16, Cutting feUow, 16-17, A.M, 17.
Asst, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, ezped. to Belgian
Congo, 09-15, dept, omith. Am, JfttsMMH Nat,
Hist, 15-19, asst. curator, $0- Mem. Omith.
Union; Soc. Mammal; Explorers Club; N. Y.
Linnean Soc. Vertebrate zoology; African or-
nithology.

Ohapin, Bobert M(acfaxlaiie), TT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ChemUtry*
N. Weymouth, Mass, Oct 5, 77. A.B, Amherst,
97, 98-99. Lab. asst. chem, Amherst, 99-01,
instr, 03-07; asst. chemist, u. 8. Dept. Agr,
07-10, senior biochemist, 10- Chem. Soc Prep«
aration and analysis of disinfectants and in-
secticides.

Ohapln, Prof. W(llllam) H(eiiry), Oberlin, Ohio.
Chemistry. Brownhelm, Ohio, Oct. 5, 72. AJ3,
Oberlin, 04; PhJD, Penn^lvania, 09. Research
fellow, Pennsylvania, 0^10; instr. chem, Oher-
Un, 06-07, assoc. prof, 10- Chem. Soc. Molecu-
lar weights; tantalum; solubility and hydration
of ions; salt effect.

Ohapllne, W(llliain) B(idgely), U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, Washington, D. C. Forestry. Lincoln,
Nebr, Jan. 10, 91. B.S, Nebraska, 18. Grasing
asst, TJ, 8. Forest Service, 13-16, grazing exam-
iner, 15-20, inspector graeing in charge gracing
studies, 80- A. A; Soe. Foresters; Ecol. Soc;
Bot. Soe; Wash. Bot. Soe. Forest range plants;
grasses; range management; livestock produc-
tion.

Ohapmaa, Albert K(lii]cade), Eastman Kodak Co,
Bochester, N. Y. Physics. Marysville, Ohio,
May 81,90. A.B, Ohio State, 12, feOow, 11-18,
A.M, 13 ; Princeton, 13-14, fellow, 14-15, Ph.D.
Physical Soc; Optical Soc. Spectra of com-
pounds; Corbino effect in metals and aSoys.

Ohapman, Frank M(ie]iler), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. ^OmithoU
ogy, Mammaiogy. Englewood, N. J, June 12,
64. Academy; ScD, Brown, 13. Asst. cu-
rator, dept. omit&. and mammal. Am. Musewn
Nat. Hist, 88-01, assoc. curator. 01-08, cwrator
omith, 08- Assoc. ed« 'The Auk,' 94-; ed. and
founder, 'Bird-Lore,' 98- Soc. Nat; fel. Omith.
Union (pres, 11) ; fel. N. Y. Acad. (v. pres,
08, 09); N. Y. Tiinnean Soe. (pres, 97); hon.
inem. N. Y. ZooL Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc; hon.
mem. British Ornith. Union. Birds; geographic
distribution; systematic relationships; life his-
tories; popiUarization of natural history studies.

Ghapmaa, George H(eiiry), Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College, Amherst, Mass. Fla»t physi-
ology. New Britain, Conn, March 29, 86. B.S,
Mass. Col, 07; M.S, 09, Ph.D, 16; B.S, Boston,
09; Prague, 13. Asst. botanist, Mass. Col, 07-
12, research physiologist, IS- Bot. Soc. Effects
of surface tension on enzyme activity; surface
tension and protein coagulation; physiological
plant diseases.

Ohapman, Prof. J(ame8) Crosby, Yale Univer-
sity, New Haven, Conn. Experimentdl edu-
cation. Nottingham, England, 89. B.Sc, Lon-
don, 09, D.Sc, 13; B.A, Cambridge, 12; Ph.D,
Columbia, 14. Asst. demonstrator physics,
London, 09; asst. prof. ezp. educ, Western
Beserve, 14-16, assoc. prof, 16-19; asst. prof.
educ. psyehol, Yale, 19-20, assoc. prof, to-
Psychol. Ass; London Physical Soc X-rays.

Chapman, Dr. J(ames) W(itteimieyer), SiUiman
Institute, Dumaguete. P. I. Entomology, Pee-
bles, Ohio, Oct 28, 80. A.B, Park, 07, A.M, 08;
Harvard, 08-11, ScD, 13. Instr. chem, Parl^
07-08; biol^ Tufts, 10-11; entomologist, Boston,
11-14; asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14-
16; head, dept. science, SiUiman Inst, 16- A.A;
Ass. Eoon. Entom; Cambridge Entom. Club.
Forest and shade tree pests; endoparasites of
insects.

Chapman, Prof. Boyal If (orton), 2610 Thomas
Ave, N, Minneapolis^ Minn. Entomology. Mor-
ristown, Minn, Sept. 17, 89. ' A.B, Minnesota,
14, A.M, 15; fellow, Cornell, 15-16, PhJX 17.
Teaching fellow animal biol, Minnesota, lo-17,
instr, 17-18, asst. prof, and asst, entomologist,
Exp. Sta, 18- A.A; Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Ecol. Soc. Animal ecology; wood-bor-
ing beetles; wings of insects; insects in stored
food products; pelvis of burrowing mammals.

Charles, Prof. Grace M(iriam), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Botawy. Chicago, Ill»
Aug. 29, 76. A.B, Oberlin, 00; A.M, Chicago,
05, Ph.D, 10. Asst. biol, Wyoming, 05-4)7 ; instr.
bot, Kansas, 11-15, asst. prof, 16- A. A; Bot.
Soc; EcoL Soc; Kans. Acad. Anatomy of ferns;
development of fern prothallia; flora of Kansas.

Charles, Prof. B(ollln) L(andl8), 528 Avenue
H, Bethlehem, Pa. Physics. South Bethlehem,
Pa, Nov. 26, 85. A.B. Lehigh, 07, A.M 10.
Instr. physies, Lehigh, 07-12^ asst. prof, 12-19,
assoc, prof, 19- Instr. physics, Columbia, sum-
mer, 12. AJL; Physical Soe; Eng. Educ

Charlton, O(rlando) C(Iarke), 1736 Bennett Ave,
Dallas, Tex. Botany, Pleasant, Ind, April 2,
54. B.S, Hanover, 72, A.M, 86; Shefileld Sei.
Sch, Yale, 75-76; Chicago, 05-06, Bummera, 95-
97, 01-05. Teacher, pub. schools, Ind, 76-85;
prof. nat. science, Ottawa (Kana), 85-91; Tex.
Nor. Col, 91-93; biol and geol, Baylor, 9^-02;
Kalamazoo, 02-05; pres, Tex. Woman's Col, 07-
09; instr. bioL hi^^ sch, Dallas, Tex, 09^14;
eity forester, Dalhu, 17-19, asst. city forester,
19-20. South. Forestry Cong. (v. pres, 17-).
A.A; Tex. Acad. (v. pres, 02); Tex. State For-
estry Ass. (v. pres, 16-19); Kans. Acad; Mich.
Acad. Pteridophytes; municipal forestry.

Charters, Bffira. W. W. (Dr. Jaaaie Allen), 5889
Morrowfleld Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology,
Canton, Tex, Sept. 23, 80. A.B, Washington
(Seattle), 99, A.M, 01; Ph.D, Chicago, 04.

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123

Teaoher psyohol, State Nor. Seh. Los Angeles,
Calif, 04-07; lecturer, Carnegie tnst. Tech, BO-
Pifjehol. Ass. Educational psyehology; morale.

OluuM, Mrs. Agneg, U. S. Department of Agpenl-
tnre, Wasliington^ D. C. Botcmy. Iroquois Co,
Sly April 20^ 69. Asst bot, Held Museum Nat.
Hist, 01-03 ; agrost artist, V. 8, Depi. Agr, 03-

07, asst. syst. agrost, 07-18, agroet, 18^ A.A;
Bot Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc; Chicago Acad. Cj-
peraeeae; Q'ramineae.

Ohaae, Dr. F(xederidc) L(i]icoln), Boulder, Colo.
*A9tronomiy. Boulder, June 28, 65. A.B, Colo-
radOy 86 ; Ph.D, Tale^ 01. Asst. astronomer, Yale
Observatory, 90-10, director, 10-13. Lalande
prize, Paris Acad, 08. A.A; Astron. Soc. Stel-
hur parallax and proper motion; parallaxes of
85 selected stars.

Chase, Piof. HCairy) W(oodbiim), Chapel Hill,
N. C. Feychology, Groveland, Mass, April 11,

83. A.B, Dartmouth, 04, A.M, 08; Ph.D, Clark,
10. Prof, philos. of educ. North Carolina, 10-
15, psychol, 15-19, pre8,19- In charge, clinic
for subnormal children, Clark, 10. AJL; Psychol.
Ass; Soc Col. Teachers Edue; S. Soc Philos.
and Pflfychol. (councilor, 13). Theoretical and
educational psychology.

Ohase, Prof. H(ar7ey) D(iirdl), Kendall College,
Tulsa, Okla. Biology. Kilgore, Ohio. April 12,

84. A3, Ohio Weeleyan, 14; AM, Ohio State,
15. Prof, biol, Christian, 15-17; Kendall.
A.A; Ohio Acad. Insects injurious to grasses
and cereals of Ohio; Lepidoptera of Missouri.

Ohaae, Fxof. L(eon) W(i]B<m), University of Ne-
braidca, Lincoln, Nebr. Agricultural engineer-
ing. JacksonviUe, Vt, Aug. 27, 77. B.S. (M.E),
Nebraska, 04. Asst mech, Nebraska, 01-08,
inatr. forge and foundry, 04-05, adj. prof, farm^
mech, 05-06, asst. prof, 06-07, assoc. prof, 07-

08, prof, 08-, chairman, agr. and mech. eng.
dept, 19-20. Major, ordnance dept, 18; pres,
Chase-Tinsman Plow Co, 20- With Fftirbanks
and Morse, 05. Eng. Educ; assoc Medi. Eng.
Farm machinery and structures; tile drainage.

Ohaae, Mardi F, 140 Nassau St, New York, N. Y.
Chemistry. Alton, 111, Dec. 12, 76. B.S, Trinity
(Conn), 97. Chemist, Mineral Point Zinc Co,
98-01 ; expert, N. J. Zinc Co, 01-05 ; supt, add
dept, Ifineral Point Zinc Co, 05-06, gen. supt,
06-12, gen. manager, 12-15; v. pres. Commercial
Acid Co, 15-17; asst. director, V. 8. Explosive
Plants, 17; director, div. explosives, W.LB, 18;
partner, L. I. Swnmers Co, 18- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Electrochem. Soc;
C^ramio Soc. Contact process manufacturing of
sulphurie add.

Ohaae, Br. Martin B(lit), 2431 S. Dearborn St,
Chicago, m. Anatomy. Toulon, HI, April 9,
86. B.S, Northwestern, 07, fellow, 07-08, M.8,
08, MJO, 12. Asst. anat, Northwestern, 10-12,
ingtr, UB- Ass. Anat. Histology of sensory
ganglia; structure of vagus nerve.

Ghatbnni, Prof. Cleorge B(ld[iard), 2850 P St,
Lincoln, Nebr. Mechanies, CivU engineering.
Near Magnolia, Iowa, Dec. 24, 63. B.C.E, Iowa
State, 84; A.M Nebraska. 97; C.E, Iowa State,
10. Frindpal, high sdi, Plattsmouth, Nebr, 85-
89; supt schools, Humboldt, 89-91; Wymore,
91-94; instr. and later asst prof, dvil eng,
Nebraska, 94-05, assoc prof, applied meeh. and

miachine desiffn, 05-06, prof, 06-09, head prof,
09- Consulting engineer. A.A; Eng. Educ
(pres, 16); Soc. Test. Mat; Nebr. Eng. Soe.
(see 'y ) I Nebr. Acad. Portland cement ; s&ength
of materials; analytic mechanics; roads and
pavements.

Ohanvenet, Begls, Argonaut Hotel. Denver, Cola
Chemistry, Philadelphia, Pa, Oct 7, 42. A3,
Washington (St Louis), 62, A.M, 66, LL.D, 00;
B.S, Harvard, 67; Sc.D, Colorado, 20. Pres,
Colo. 8ch. Mines, 83-02, emer, pres. and special
leotvrer, 18- Min. Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc. Chem-
ical arithmetic; calculation of furnace charges.

Ohanvenet, William Marc, University Club, St.
Louis, Mo. Mining, Chemistry. Annapolis, Md,
March 4, 55. Chemist, Mo. Blast Furnace C6,
79; div. mining geol, tenth census, 79-83; U. S.
Geol. Surv, 82-85; constdiing chemist and m/in»
ing engineer, 85- A.A; Min. Eng; Am. Geog.
Soc; Forestry Ass. Qiemistry of ores; field
work in structural and mining geology.

Oheerer, Prof. Dayid, 193 Marlboro St, Boston,
Mass. Surgery. Boston, June 25, 76. A3,
Harvard, 97. M.D, 01. Asst. prof, swrg. Ear'
vard Med. 8ch, IS- Surgeon, Peter Bent Brig-
ham Hosp, 13. A. A; Ass. Anat Anatomy ap-
plied to surgery.

Cheney, Trof. L(eU0n) 8(teillng), Barron, Wis.
Botany. Essex, Ohio, Dee. 4, 58. B.S, Wiaeon-
sin, 91, fellow, 91-92, M.S, 96. Instr. pharma-
cog. and pharmaceut bot, Wisconsin, 92-96, asst
prof, pharmaceut. bot, 96-03. A.A; Forestry
Ass; Bot. Cent States; Wis. Acad, (treas, 95-
99); Wis. Forestry Ass. (sec'y, 95, and treas,
96-00). The forest flora and Bryophyta of
Wisconsin.

OhemofF, Dr. Lewlfl H(m), 418 E. Fifth Ave,
Denver, Colo. Chemistry. Bussia, Jan. 1, 90.
Ph.B, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 14. Asst chem, Yale,
10-14; prof. chem. and physics, diarleston^ 14-
15; org. chemist, bw. chem, U. 8, Dept. Agr,
IS- Chem. Soc. Organio chemistry ; pynmidins ;
saponins; proteins; carbohydrates; butter and
cream.

Oherrie, Geo(rge) E(niek), Newfane,yt. Ormth-
ology. Knozville, Iowa, Aug. 22, 65. Iowa
State, 81-83. Curator birds, mammals and reiH
tiles and taxidermist, Nat. Museum of Costa
Bica, 89-93; asst. curator omith^ Field Mu-
seum Nat Histj 98-97; curator birds, museum,
Brooklyn Inst, 9^11. Exploration in Orinoco
Valley for Zool. Museum of Tring, England,
97-99, 05, 07; French Guiana, 02-03. Mun.
Omith. Union. Birds of Costa Bica and Santo
Domingo; ne8tin|f habits and distribution of
birds of the Onnoeo region; birds of Long
Island, New York.

Oberry, Louis Bond, Bepublie Building, Kansas
City, Mo. Engineering. Parsons, ^ns, June
10, 73; High sch. Consulting dee. engineer
and electrochemist, C. and C. Developing Co, 16^
A. A; Elee. Eng; Eleetroehem. Soc. Electro-
chemistry; metallurgy; ceramics; synthetie hy-
drocarbons; forcing molecular vibration.

Ohesney, Dr. Alan M(a8on), Washington nnivejr-
sity Medical School, St Louis, Mo. MMeine.
Baltimore, Md, Jan. 17, 88. A.B, Hopkins, 08,
M.D, 12. Asst. med, Hopkins, 12-14; asst res.
physician, Bockefeller Inst. Hosp, 14-17; assoc.

124

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

med, Washington (St, Louis), 17" Soc. Clin,
Invest. Bacteriology; ehemotiierapy.

(Riesney, 0(iixnming8) O, Dawes Ave, Pittsfield,
Mass. Electrical engineering, Selinsgrove, Pa,
Oct. 28, 63. B.S, Pa. State, 86. Chemist, Pa.
State, 85-86; prof. chem. and math, Doylestown
Sem, 86-88; chief elec. engineer, Stanley Elec.
Mfg. Co, 91-01, V. pres. and chief engineer, 01-
06; manager and chief engineer, Pittsfield
vx>rJcs, Oen. Elec Co, 06- Consulting elec. engi-
neer. Northern Elec. Mfg. Co, 00- Elec. Eng;
London Soc. Arts. Design of electrical ma-
chinery; methods of transmission of energy by
electricity.

dhesnut, V(ictor) K(liig), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Phytochem-
istry. Nevada City, Calif, June 28, 67. B.S,
CWifomia, 90; Chicago, 93. Instr. chem, Cali-
fornia, 93; botanist in charge poisonous plant
investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 94-04; diemist,
Mont. Ezp. Sta, and chemist and geologist,
Mont. Col, 04-07; asst, chemist, div. drugs and
phytoohem, lab, bur, chem, U. 8. Dept, Agr, 07-
Collaborator poisonous plant investigations, U.
S. Dept, Agr, 04-07. A. A; Chem. Soc; Agr.
Chem; Wash. Acad; Wash. Chem. Soc. (pres,
01-) ; Wash. Bot. Soc. Poisonous plants; plants
used by Indians; active constituents of plants;
enzymes; fruit odors; analysis of patent medi-
cines and plants.

Ohessixi, Prof. Alexander S, 13-21 Park Bow,
New York, N. Y. ^Mathematics, St. Peters-
burg, Bussia, Dec. 11, 65. A.M, Imperial Inst.
Hist, and Philol, Petrograd, 84; Ph.D, St.
Petersburg, 89; C.E, Polytech, Zurich, 92. Lec-
turer celestial mech, Hopkins, 94-95, assoc prof,
math, and astron, 95-99; prof, math, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 01-10; consulting engineer, 10-
Lecturer, Harvard, 94; Lowell Inst, Boston, 95;
Columbia, Cooper Union, N. Y, and the Chau-
tauqua Assembly, 00; Columbia, 09. Gold
medal, Bussian Ministry of Pub. Instruction, 88 ;
special envoy to Italy, 89. Mechanics; astron-
omy; theory of functions; infinite series; dif-
ferential equations; Bessel's functions; rela-
tive motion, Foucault pendulum; development
of perturbative function; effect of the earth's
rotation on jryroscopes; strains and stresses in a
rapidly movug disc; gyroscopic devices.

OlM8ter, Bear Admiral O(olby) M(itch«U), U.S.N,
1736 K St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Astron-
omy, Na/val science. New London, Conn, Feb.
29, 54. Grad, U. S. Naval Acad, 63.' Instr. sea-
manship and naval archit, U. S. Naval Acad,
74-77; in charge parties, hydrog. dept, U. S.
Coast and Geo£ Surv, 77-80, in charge dept,
80-85; commandant cadets, U. 8. Naval Acad,
90-94; supt, V. 8. Naval Observatory, OfS- In
charge, U. S. China and Corea Surveys, 71-73;
lecturer, U. S. Naval War Col, 01-02; in charge
U. S. eclipse ezped. to Europe, 05; U. S. in-
spector, European astron. observatories, 08-11;
prof, naval science and int. law, Yale, 17-18.
AJl. Naval architecture; hydrography; inter-
national law.

Chester, Prof. Frederick D(ixoii), Chester Springe,
Pa. Bacteriology, Santo Domingo, Haiti, Oct.
8, 61. Washington (St. Louis), 76-78; B.S,
Cornell, 82, M.S, 85. Prof. geol. and bot, Dd.

Col, 82-92; bacteriologist and mycologist, Del.
Exp. Sta, 8^07; director. State Bacter. Lab,
Del, 99-07. Soc. Bact. (v. pres, 06) ; Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci. Mycology.

(RieBter, Prof. WCayland) M(orgaa), Hamilton,
N. Y. Biology, Noank, Conn, March 10. 70.
A.B, Colgate, 00; A.M, Harvard, 08. Instr.
hist, Colgate, 94-97, instr. biol, 97-00, assoc.
prof, 00-04, prof, 04- A.A; Soc. Zool; Wash.
Biol. Soc. Comparative anatomy of animals.

Obeeter, Prof. Webster, 47 Winter St, Waterville,
Maine. Zoology. Noank, Conn, Oct 31, 76.
A.B, Colgate, 00; A.M, Harvard, 08. Instr.
science and math, Colby Acad, New London,
N. H, 00-02; prof, biol, Colby, OS- Instr.
invert, zool. Woods Hole, 08. Lecturer biol. and
evolution, Bangor Theol. Sem, 14- A. A.

Ohlckerijig, Prof. A(rthur) M(erton), Albion,
Mich. Zoology, North Danville, Vt, March 23,
87. Ph.B, Yale, 13; M.S, Wisconsin, 16. Asst.
biol, Beloit, 13-16, instr, 16-18; prof, Albion,
18" Micros. Soc; Mich. Acad. (v. pres, sect,
zool, 19, 20). Chromosomes of Belostoma flu-
minea and of Banatra; tentacles of Hydra fusca.

Ohidester, Dr. Fdoyd) S(axle), University of
West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Zoology.
Chicago, HI, Oct. 13, 84. Ph.B, Syracuse, 07;
fellow, Chicago, 08-09; A.M, Qark, 08, fellow,
10-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. biol, DePauw, 09-10;
Butgers, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc. prof,
zool, 15-16, prof. zool. and chairman biol. and
sanit. science, Butgers and New Jersey, 16-18;
lieut, Pub, Health Service, 18-19, capt, (re-
serve), 19-; assoc, prof, sool, West Virginia,
19- With Bur. Fisheries, Woods Hole, sum-
mers, 10, 11, 19; research assoc, Carnegie Insti-

f tution, summer, 12. A.A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Ezp.
Biol; N. B. Sci. Soc. (v. pres, 14, pres, 16).
Embryology; experimental zoology.

Chllcotty Prof. E(ller7) Ghanning, U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agrt-
culture, Geology, Agronomy. East Hamburg, N.
Y, April 8, 59. M.S, S. Dak. Col, 88. Prof,
agr, S. Dak. Col, 93-97, geol. and agron, 95-05;
agriculturist in charge of dry land a^r. investi-
gations, bur, plant indu>st, V, 8, Dept. Agr, 05-
U, S. deputy surveyor and compassman, 82-90;
agriculturist, S. Dak. Exp. Sta, 93-05, v. direc-
tor, 97-05; collaborator, U. S. Dept. Agr. A.A.
Soil physics; mechanical analysis of soils; crop
rotation and adaptation; plant breeding and se-
lection; animal nutrition; conservation and
movement of soil moisture; cultivation methods;
dry land agriculture investigations in -the great
plains area.

Child, Dr. C(harles) M(axiiiizig), University of
Chicago, Chicago, Dl. ^Zoology. Ypsilanti,
Mich, Feb. 2, 69. Ph.B, Wesleyan, 90, MJ3, 92;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 94. Asst. biol, Wesleyan, 90-
92; zool, Chicago, 95-96, assoc, 96-98, instr,
98-05, asst. prof, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-16,
prof, 16- Instr, Woods Hole, 95-97; holder,
Agassiz table, Naples Zool. Sta, 94, Smithsonian
table, 02-03. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; Ecol.
Soc; Chem. Soc; Abb. Anat. Sense organs of
insects; cell lineage of annelids; form regula-
tion; occurrence and significance of amitosis;
physiology of polarity and symmetry; physio-
logical correlation and integration.

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125

OhUd, Prof. O(lemmit) D(ozter), Hamilton, N. Y.
*Phy8ic8. Madison, Ohio, May 15, 68. A.B,
Bothester, 90; Pli.D, Cornell, 97; Berlin and
Cambridge, 97-98. Instr, high schools, 90-92;
physics, Cornell, 92-97; prof, Colgate, 98-
Physical 8oc. Electrical discharge produced by
hot bodies; radiation from mercury vapor; the
electric arc.

Childs, Prof. D(aTid) H, 261 Huntington Ave,
Buffalo, N. T. Chemistry, Toronto, Can, Aug.
6, 72. B.S, Iiehigh, 98. Furnace foreman, Maza-
pil Copper Co, 99; diemist, Aluminum Co. of
Am, 99-^7; prof. chem. and physics, Alfred, 07;
prineipal. Tech. High 8oh, Buffalo. Chem.
Soc Smoke prevention; aluminum manufac-
ture and use.

Ghllds, Leroy, Hood Biver, Oregon. Entomology,
Flant pathology. Alhambra, Calif, Aug. 8, 88.
A.B, Stanford, 13. Asst. sec'y^ Calif. State
Commission Hort, 13-14; entomologist, Mood
Biver Exp. 8ta, 14-16, entomologist, plant pa-
thologist and supt, 16- Asst. forest disease in-
vestigations, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
13. A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Phytopath. Soc. Apple diseases; insect and
diseaae control; spraying.

OfaiUingwortb, Prof. F(eUx) PCercy), Tufts Col-
lege Medical School, Boston, Mass. Physiology.
New Haven^ Conn, Sept. 17, 82. M.D, Yale, 07.
Asst* prof, physiol, Kansas, 12-13; physiol, and
Pharmacol, Tulane, 13-20; Tufts, ISO- Keese
prize, Yale, 07. Physiol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Anat; New Orleans Acad. Pharmacology;
shock; respiratory and blood gases.

GhittendAii, Prof. A(lfted) K(nigfat), East Lan-
sing, Mich. Forestry. New Haven, Conn, Oct.
28, 79. M.F, Yale, 02. Prof, forestry, Mich.
Agr. Col, 14- Soc. Foresters. Silviculture; rate
of growth of timber; maple syrup yield; sand
dune fixation.

Chittenden, Dr. £(dward) W(i]80n), Iowa City,
Iowa. *Mathemat%cs. Waterville, Minn, Aug.
3, 85. A.B, Missouri, 09, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 12. !(nst. moith, Illinois, 12-18; asst..prpf,
Iowa, 19-20, assoo, prof, BO- Mem. staff, Gii-
cago, summer, 20. Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. General analysis; theory of functions
of a real variable.

CXhittendttii, Dr. F(raiik) H(iirlbiit), U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture. Washington, D. C.
Entomology. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 3, 58. Mt.
Union, 75-76; licentiate, Cornell, 81; hon. ScD,
Pittsburgh, 04. Asst. entomologist, bur, entom,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 91-02, entomologist, OS- Asst.
ed, 'Entomolo^ca Americana,' 89-90. AA;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Brooklyn Entom. Soc. Insects injurious
to vegetable crops and greenhouse plants;
Coleoptera.

Ghitteaden, Prof. JConatlian) Brace, Harvard Club,
New York, N. Y. Mathema;tics. Milford, Conn,
May 13, 64. B.S, Brooklyn ^Polytech, 84; M.E,
CJB Worcester, 88; A.B, Harvard, 89, A.M, 90;
Ph.D, Konigsberg, 92; mem. N. Y. Bar, 02.
Instr. math, Princeton, 92-94; tutor, Columbia,
and instr, Barnard, 94-99; prof, Brooklyn Poly-
tech, 00- A.A; Math. Soc; Brooklyn Inst.
(sec'y» math. sect). The functions of Lam4;
binary forms.

Chittenden, Prof. Bosaell H(enry), 83 Trumbull
St, New Haven. Conn. * Physiological chemistry.
Physiology. New Haven, Feb. 18, 56. Ph.B,
Yale, 75, Ph.D, 80; Heidelberg, 78-79; Mi.D,
Toronto, 03; Birmingham, 11; Washinffton (St
Louis), 15; ScD, Pennsylvania, 04. Prof,
physiol. chem, Yale, 82-, director, Sheffield 8ci*
Sch, 98- Lecturer physiol. chem, Columbia, 98-

03. Nat. Acad; A.^; Soc Nat. (pros, 93);
Physiol. Soc. (pros, 95-04); Soc. Biol. Chem.
(pres, 07) ; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; assoc. mem.
Soc. Boyaie des Sciences Med. et Nat de
Bruxelles. Physiology of nutrition.

Chiyers, Prof. Arthur Houston, Balch St, Han*
over, N. H. Botamy. Amesbury, Mass, July
5, 80. A.B, Dartmouth, 02; A.M, Harvard,

04, Thayer fellow, 09-10, Ph.D, 14. Austin
teaching fellow hot, Harvard, 05-00, instr. Bad-
diffe, 05-06; Dartmouth, 06-10, asst. prof, 10-
20, prof, go- Instr. bot. Cold Spring Harbor,
04-06. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. As-
comycetes.

Chriatensen, Prof. Frederick Waldemar, Agricul-
tural College, N. Dak. Biochemistry. Bandolph,
Kans, Jan. 22, 79. B.S, Ejinsas State, 00 ; M.S,
Pa. State, 08. Asst. animal nutrition, inst. ani-
mal nutrition. Pa. State, and bur. animal indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-10; assoc prof. Bgr. chem,
N. Mez. Col, and nutrition chemist, Exp. Sta,
11-16; prof, animal nutrition, N. Dak. Col, 16-
Chem. Soc. Animal nutrition; protein require-
ments of growing cattle; vitamins.

Christian, Dr. Henry ACsbnry), Peter Bent Brig-
ham Hospital, Boston, Mass. *Medioine. Lynch-
burg, Va, Feb. 17, 76. A.B, AM, Bandolph-
Macon, 95; MJ>, Hopkins, 00; A.M, Harvard,
03. Asst. pathologist, Boston City Hosp, 00-02;
instr. path, Harvard, 02-05, theory and practise
of physics, 05-07, asst. prof, 07-08, Kersey prof,
08-, dean, Harvard Med. Sch, 08-12; physida/n-
in-chief, Peter Bent Brigham Hasp, if- Physi-
cian-in-chief, Carney Hosp, 07-12. Ass. Path.
and Bact; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Path; Am.
Acad; Soc Gin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Der-
moid cysts and teratomata; leucocytotoxins;
myeloma.

Christie, Prof. A(lexander) a(raliam), Johns Hop*

kins University^ Baltimore, Md. Mechanical en-
gineering, Manchester, Ont, Nov. 19, 80. BJB,
Toronto, 01, M.E, 13. Engineer, Westinghouse
Machine Co, 01-04 ; instr. mech. eng, Cornell, 04-
05; mech. engineer, AUis-Chalmers Co, 05-07;
West. Can. C. & C. Co, 07-09; asst. prof, steam
eng, Wisconsin, 09^13, assoo. prof, 13-14; mech.
eng, Sopkins, 14-20, prof, BO- Mech. Eng;
Gas Ass. Steam turbines; gas measurement;
steam transmission and losses; public utilities.

Christie, Arthur W(illlani), UniTeraity of Oali*
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Chemitetry. San Fran*
Cisco, Calif, Jan. 2, 92. B.S, California, 15, Mil,
16. Instr. fruit products, California, 16- Asst.
mil. science and tactics, California, 17-18.
Horticultural products; soils; fertilizers; wa-
ters; dehydration of fruits and vegetables.

Chrysler, Prof. M(liitln) A(sbiiry), University of
Maine, Orono, Maine. Botany, Berlin, Ont,
Aug. 25, 71. B.A, Toronto, 94; fellow, Chicago,
03-04, Ph.D, 04. Asst. bot, Harvard, 04-05,
instr, 05-07; assoc. jprof, Maine, 07-10, prof,

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SdEKGE

10-11, hiol, 11- ABSt, Bot. Bjitv, Ud, 04, 05;
Woods Hole, 04; instr. bot, summer sch, Har-
yard, 06-09. AJL; Soe. Nat; Bot. Soc; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Josseljn Bot. Soc. Plant mor*
pboiogy; phloem of eonifers; anatomj of mono-
cotyledons and gTmnospenns.

Ohnpp, Prof. COLarles, Cornell A^cnltural Col*
lege, Ithaca, N. T. Flani pathology. Millers-
bnrg, Ind, Jnne 2, 86. A.B, Wabash, 12; PhJ),
Cornell, 16. Asst, Cornell, lS-14, instr, 14-
16; acting prof, bot, Wabash, 17; asst, prof,
plant path, CotmXI, IS- Phytopath. Soe. Vege-
table diseases.

Church, Dr. Archibald, Northwestern UniTersity
Medical School, Chieaffo, 111. Neurology. Fond
du Lac, Wis, 61. Wisconsin; M.D, CoL Physi-
cians and Surg, Chicago, 84. Prof, mental and
nervous diseases. Northwestern, 94- Neurolo-
gist, St. Luke's, Mercy, Wesley and Michael
Beese Hospitals. Am. Med. Ass; Neur. Ass.
Nervous diseases.

COiiircfa, Prof. I(rYiiig) P(orter), 9 South Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Applied mechanics and hydraiuX-
ics. Ansonia, Conn, July 22, 51. C.E, Cornell,
73, M.C.E, 78. Asst. prof, civil eng, Comeia,
7^91, assoc. prof, 91-92, prof, applied meeK
andhydraul,9i-lQ,emer,prof,16- Assoc, mem.
Civil Eng; ComeU Ass. avil Eng. AppUed
mechanics and hydraulics (mathematical and tz-
perimental).

dhnrch. Prof. J(aine8) E(dwarA); Jr, 358 Wash-
ington St, Beno, Nev. Meteorology, Holly,
Mich, Feb. 15, 69. A.B, Michigan, 92, 98-09;
Ph.D, Munich, 01. Prof, Latin, Nevada, 92-
18, classics, 18-, observer meteorol. and dimat,
Exp. Sta, 06-16, direetor, Mt, Ease Weather
Observatory, 06- In charge, Nev. Cooperative
Snow Surv, 19- FeL Meteorol. Soc; Boyal
Meteor. Soc Forestry; climatology; the con-
servation, measurement and evaporation of
snow; frost forecasting; instruments for the
measurement of water content of snow and of
snow evaporation.

Church, Dr. Iffargaret B (rooks), XT. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany,
Providence, B. I, March 13, 89. A.B, Brown,
12, A.M, 14,. PhJ), 18. Collaborator, bur. plant
indust, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 13-15, mycologist, bur,
ehem, IS- Bot. Soc. Plant anatomy; mycology.

Church, S(iiimier) B(olllii), 17 Battery Place,
New York, N. Y, Chemistry, Brooklyn, N. Y,
79. Grad, Pratt Inst, 04. Manager, research
dept, Barrett Mfg, Co, 11- Non-res. lecturer
highway eng, Columbia, 14- Alumni Ass.
medal, Pratt Inst, 04. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soe.
Chem. Indust. (chairman. Am. sect) ; Soe. Test.
Mat; B. B. Eng; Boad Ass; Am. Gas Inst; Soe.
Munic. Improv. Wood preservation; bitumens;
protective coatings and bituminous binders.

Churchill, Dr. B(dward) PCerry), University of
South Dakota, Vermilion, S. Dak. Zoology,
Allerton, Iowa, July 19, 82. A.B, Iowa, 07;
fellow, Hopkins, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Asst. zool,
Iowa, 12-13; Hopkins, 13-15; in charge shell-
fish investigations, Bur. Fisheries, 16-20; asst,
prof, zool, South Dakota, tO- Soc. Zool; Ecol.
Soc. Nutrition of fresh-water mussels; goldfish;
blue crab; development and distribution of oys-
ter larvae.

Churchill, Prof. Jesse B(riggB), British-AmBrican
Chemical Corporation, Bddgefield, N. J. C^em-
istry. Chelsea, Mass, Nov. 17, 75. BJ9,^Har-
vard, 99; Gbttingen, 06-07. Instr. chem, Pa.
State, 00-06^ asst. prof, indust. chem, 06-10,
assoe. prof, 10-15; fellow, Mellon Inst, 15-18;
tech, director, British-Am, Chem, Corp, 19-
Physical chemistry; synthetic organic chemistry.

Churchill, Prof. O(mar) O(rlaado), Agricultural
College, N. Dak. Agronomy, Mich, 79. B.S,
Mich. Agr. Col. Instr. agron, Mich. Agr. Col,
03-04; N. Dak. Col, 04-11; prof, Okla. Col, 11-
13, dean, 13-15; prof, agron, N, Dak, Col, 15-
A.A; Soc. Agron. Soil physics; breeding of
erox>8.

Churchill, Dr. William, Coming Glass Works, Cor-
ning, N. Y. Psychology, Applied optics. New
Britain, Conn, Nov. 3, 76. A.B, Yale, 97, Ph.D,
01. Tutor philos, Yale, 02-04; lens and color
specialist, doming Class Works, Oi- AA;
Psydiol. Ass; Optical Soc; Philos. Ass. Orients
tion of tactual perceptions; standardization of
lenses; signal colors and lenses on American
railroads; physical properties of glass; spectro-
photometric analysis.

Chundunaa, Prof. J(o]in) W(oolinAn), 15 E. Tenth
St, New York, N. Y. Surgery. Burlington, N.
J, Jan. 8, 77. A3, Princeton, 98, A.M, 01;
M.D, Hopkins, 02; hon. A.M, Yale, 15. Hopkini
Hosp, 02-05; asst, Surg. Clinic, Bredau, 05-06;
Hopldns Hosp, 06-11; instr. surg, Hopkins, 0^
11; asst. prof. Tale, 13-14, prof, 14-, acting
head of dept, 17- Acting surgeon-in-chief. New
Haven Hosp; assoe. ed, 'Am. Bev. Tuber';
major, M.B. 0; chief ^ base hosp, F^anee, 16.
Officier de 1 'Instruction Pub, 19; Of^eier d'Aead,
20. Col. Surg; Ass. MiL Surg; Soc. £^. Biol;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact. Clinical sur-
gery; selective bactericidal property of gentian
violet.

Chute, H(oratio) K(e]Bon), Ann Arbor High

School, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physics, Grovesend,
Ont, Dec. 26, 47. B.S, Michigan, 72, M.B, 75.
Principal pub. schools, Aylmer, Ont, 66-69; asst
prof. Latin. Woodstock (Can), 69-70; astron.
work, Detroit Observatory, 72-73 ; instr. physical
science, h^h sch, Ann Arbor, 7S- Assoc, ed,
'School Science,' 00-04. A. A. Methods of
teaching physics.

daassen, Prof. P(eter) W(alter), 102 Irving
Place, Ithaca, N. Y. Biology, Hillsboro, Kans,
March 17, 86. A.B, E:ansas, 13, A.M, 15; Ph.D,
Cornell, 18. Asst. state entomologist, Kaiis, 13-
15; instr. biol, Cornell, 15-16; asst, prof, entom,
Kansas, 16-17; biol, Cornell, 18- A.A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Grasshopper control;
insect inhabitants of cat-tail; Plecoptera of
North America.

Claghom, Clarence B(ayniond), 583 Lezingtom
Ave, New York, N. Y, Mining, Geology, U»-
gineering, Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 10, 64. B.S,
Penn^lvania, 84. Supt^ Lackawanna Iron and
Steel Co; gen, manager. Northwestern Improv.
Co. Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Franklin Inst; N. of England Inst. Min. and
Mech. Eng.

dapp, Prof. Charles H(orace), State School of
Mines, Butte, Mont. Geology. Boston. Mass,
June 5, 83. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05, Ph.D, 10.

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AbbL state i^logist and instr. geol, North Da-
kota, 05-07; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07-10;
geologist, Can. Ghsol. Burr, 08-13; prof, geol,
Arizona, 13-16; Moni, 8ch. of Mines, 16-; pres.
and director, Mont. Bur, Mines, 18^ A.A; Geol.
Soe ; Min. Eng. Petrology and economic geology.

Olapp, Prof. Oomelia M(aria), Mount Holyoke
College, South Hadley, Mass. *Zoology, Mon-
tagae. Mass, March 17, 49. PhJB, Syraease,
88; Ph.D, Chicago, 96. Prof, eool, Mt. Holyoke,
78-16, emer, prof, 16- On staff, Woods Hole,
96-00, trustee, 97-01. 10. A^; Soc. Zool. Lat-
eral line system and embryology of Batraehus
(Opeanus) tau; relation of the axis of the em-
bryo to the first cleavage plane.

Olaiip, Earl H(art), TJ. 8. Forest Service, Wash-
ington, D. C. Forestry, North Bush, N. Y, Oct
15, 77. Cornell, 02-03; A3, Michigan, 05. In
U. 8, Forest Servietf, OS-, asst. forester in charge
research. A.A; Soc. Foresters (v. pres, 16).

GlApp, F(rederick) O(ardner), 120 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Geology. Boston, Mass, July 20,
79. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 01. Instr. geol,
Mass. Inst. Tech^ 01-02; asst. geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 02-08 ; consulting geol. engineer, 08-
11; managing geologist. Ass. GeoL Eng, 11-18;
chief geologist. Ass, Petrol. Eng, 18- A. A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; W. Pa. Eng. Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc. Petroleum and natural gas.

Cladc, Prof. Albert Henry, 701 S. Wood St, Chi-
cago, m. Chemistry. Marengo, III, 71. Ph.G,
Illinois, 04; B.S, Michigan, 15. Instr. and later
asst. prof, chem, lUinois, 06-19, assoe. prof, 19-
20, prof, 20- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut.
Ass; London Chem. Soc; Chem. GeselL Pharma-
ceutical and medical chemistry; alkaloidal assays
of drugs and medicinal products.

COark, Prof. Arthur J(olm), East Lansing, Mich.
Chemistry. Chicago, HI, Nov. 23, 80. A3, Wis-
cousin, 05. Instr. chem, Mich, Agr. Col, 06-^9,
asst prof, 09-14. assoc. prof, 14-16, prof, and
head of dept, 16^ AJL; Chem. Soc.

Caaxk, Prof. Arthur L(ewi8), Queen's University,
Kingston, Can. Physics. Worcester, Mass, FeU
19, 73. B.S, Worcester, 94; Qark, 96-98, Ph.D,
04. Instr. math, and physics, Bridgton Acad,
95-96; Worcester Acad, 98-00; instr. physios.
Bates, 00-01, prof, 01-07; 8ch. Mining, King-
ston, Can, 07-, dean, faculty applied science, 19-
A.A; Physical Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Befrig. Eng;
Boyal Soc. Can; Soc. de Physique; I«t. Ass. du
Froid. Dielectric properties of oils; angle of
lag; viscosity of ether at critical temperature;
critical constants of air; contact resistance of
carbon; capillary electrometer.

Olark, Austin H(obart), Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D. C. Zoology. Wellesley, Mass,
Dec 17, 80. A3, Harvard, 03. Acting natur-
alist, 'Albatross,' 06; hon. collaborator, U. {[.
Nat. Museum, 08-09, asst. curator, div. marine
invert, 09-20, curator, div. echinoderms, 20-
A.A; Soc Nat; Omith. Union; Nuttall Omith.
Club; Ass. Geog; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc
(past see'y); Cambridge Entom. Soc. (past
sec'y); Harvard Nat. Hist. Soc; fel. Boyal
Geog. Soe. Oceanography; echinoderms; in-
sects; crinoids; the birds of northern Asia and
the West Indies; Lepidoptera; classification of
Peripatus.

Olark, Dr. Bertha M, William Penn High School,
Philadelphia, Pa. Physics, Baltimore, Md. May
3, 77. A3, Goucher, 00, Alumnae Ass. fellow,
03-04, Southern Women Ass. fellow, 04-05; fel-
low, Pennsylvania, 05-07, Ph.D, 07. Instr. phys-
ics, Goucher, 01-03; director science, high sch,
PhUa, 07- Advisory Board, 'Gen. Science Quar-
terly,' 16- A.A; Physical Soe; Franklin Inst
Physical chemistiy; general science texts.

Olark, Dr. Bmce Lawrence, University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Paleontology, Hum-
boldt, Iowa, May 29, 80. B.S, Pomona, 08; M.S,
California. 09^ fellow, 09-11, PhJ), 13. Asst.
pcLleont, Cciifomia, 10-11, instr. and later asst,
prof, 11- A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soe; Soe.
Mammal; West. Soc. Nat; CaUf. Acad« The
fauna of the San Pablo group (upper Miocene),
of middle California, and of Oligocene and
Eocene of California; marine invertebrates.

Olaxk, Dr. Oha(rle)s F(red0riek), IT. &. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Morti-
culture. Glover, Vt, Aug. 13, 73. B.S, Vermont,
97; M.SA., Cornell, 07, PhJ). 09. Asst. agron-
omist, Cornell Exp. Sta, 06-07, asst. plant breed-
ing, 07-10; asst. agronomist, htur. plant indust,
U, 8. Dept. Agr, 10-20, horticulturist, 20- A. A;
Soe. Agron; Soe. Hort. Sei; Wash. Bot. Soe.
Potato breeding and selection; timothy and
sorghum breeding; cultural metiiods for sugar
be^

dark, Charles E(eiiry), IT. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agronomy,
Tower City, N. Dak, Aug. 6, 87. B.S, N. Dak.
Col, 08. Asst. agriculturist, Dickinson, N. Dak,
09-10; asst. plant breeder, Ariz. Exp. Sta, 10-
11; crop acclimatization, adaptation and cotton
breeding investigations, hur. plant indust, U» 8.
Dept. Agr, 11-13, asst. agronomist in charge fiaas .
and cereal investigations, IS- A A; Soc Agron;
Am. Geog. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Alfalfa, eot-
ton and flax breeding.

Olaxk, Prof. Elbert, University of Cndeago, (Chi-
cago, HI. Anatomy. Cleveland Co, Ark, Auff.
21, 82. B.S, Arkansas, 03; Chicago, 05-07,
Ph.D, 18, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 16. Lab. asst.
anat, Chicago, 07-08, asst, 08-09; asst, prof,
Philippine Med. Sch, 09; assoc, prof, Chicago,
20- Capt, Bed Cross, 17; capt. and major, M.C,
18-19. The glands of the frontal sinus of the
sheep; the frontal sinus; the pancreas; degen-
eration and regeneration of nerves; influenza;
pneumonia.

Olark, Prof. Ellas Treat, University of Washing-
ton, Seattle, Wash. Forestry, Woodbridge,
Conn, Sept. 1, 86. Ph.B, Yale, 07, M.F, 08.
Forest asst, U. S. Forest Service, 08-09, dept.
forest supervisor, 09-10; supt. Const. Stand. By.
and Timber Co, 10-11; assoc. prof, forestry,
Washington (Seattle), 11- Soc. Foresters.
Lumbering; forest mensuration; logging engi-
neering.

dark. Dr. E(liot) B(ound), University of Mis-
souri, Columbia, Mo. ^Anatomy, Shelbume,
Mass, Nov. 13, 81. A3, Yale, 03; M.D, Hop-
kins, 07. Asst. anat, Hopkins, 07-08, instr, 08-
11, assoc, 11-14; prof, Missouri, 14- A. A; Ass.
Anat; Physiol. Soe; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Prof.
Development of lymphatie vessels; development
of bone and of blood vessels.

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COark, Dr. Smest D (unbar), L. C. Smith Build-
ing, Seattle. Wash. Biological chemistry, Bos-
ton, Mass, Maj 4, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08; A.M,
Columbia, 09, fellow, Od-10, Ph.D, 10. Asst.
chem, Harvard, 07-08; instr. biol. chem, Colum-
bia, 10-12; med. col, Cornell, 12-13; food chem-
ist and asst. to chief, bur. chem, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 13-19, investigator fish and fish products,
14-19; director, Pacific fisheries investigations
and salmon cannery inspection service, Nat. Can^
ners Ass, 19- Hesearch scholar, N. Y. Bot.
Garden, 12. A. A; Chem. Soc. (assoc. ed, 'Chem.
Abstracts'); Soc. Biol. Chem. Proteins of fish;
plant oxidases; poisonous fungi; starch; isola-
tion of new substances from plants and fungi;
enzymes in moulds; decomposition of cellulose;
fish and oysters in cold storage; food value of
fish; decomposition products.

Olark, Dr. Friend ECbeneser), West Virginia Uni-
versity, Morgantown, W. Va. Chemistry. New
Martinsville, W. Va, Aug. 21, 76. B.S, West
Virginia, 98; Ph.D, Hopkins, 02; Berlin, 08.
Instr. chem, West Virginia, 02-03 ; indust. chem.
Pa. State, 03-05; prof, chem, Cent. Univ. of Ky,
05-14; West Virginia, 14- Prof, geol, summer
sch. West Virginia, 03. A.A; Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; fel. London
Cliem. Soc. Organic chemistry.

Olark, Prof. George L(indenberg),Vanderbilt Uni-
versity, Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry. Anderson,
Ind, Sept. 6, 92. A.B, DePauw, 14; M.S, Chi-
cago, 14, Ph.D, 18. Instr. chem, DePauw, 14-
16; prof, physical chem, Vanderhilt, 19- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Ind. Acad. Physical and inorganic
chemistry.

Olark, Dr. Guy W(endell), 1148 Sutter St, Ber-
keley, Calif . Biochemistry, Pharmacology. Keene,
N. H, May 25, 87. A.B, Colo. Col, 12, A.M,
14; Ph.D, California, 18, Instr. chem, Colo. Col,
12-16; Pharmacol, Calif omia, 19- Control
chemist. West. Meat Co, 18-19; chemist in
charge, media dept, Cutter Biol. Laboratories,
19. Chem. Soc, Soil fertility; ratio of blood
proteins; oocytin; culture medium for Gono-
coccus.

Olark, Harold H, 25 Cherryvale Ave, Springfield,
Mass. Electrical engineering. Ellsworth, Maine,
76. B,M.E, Maine, 99, E.E, 03. Elec. engineer,
U. S. Bur. Mines, 09-18; chief engineer, Wieo
Elec. Co, 19- Major, C.W.S, 18. Elec. Eng.
Electrical and mechanical devices and machines;
magneto ignition devices.

Olark, Dr. Harry, Rockefeller Institute, New
York, N. Y. Physics. Roxbury, N, Y, June
2, 85. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 07, M.S, 08 ; A.M, Har-
vard, 11, fellow, in France, summer 14, PI1.D,
14. Asst. physics and math, N. Y. Univ, 05-07;
physics, Stevens, 09; Harvard, 11-17; instr,
Radcliff e, 14-17 ; prof, Victoria Col, Wellington,
New Zealand, 17-19; assoc. prof, OberUn, 19-
20; assoc. mem, Boche feller Inst, BO- Morse
gold medal, N. Y. Univ. Physical Soc. Longi-
tudinal vibrations in wires; radioactivity.

Olazk, Harry WiUard, North Andover, Mass.
Sanitary chemistry and engineering. Melrose,
Mass, Sept. 15, 63. Cornell, 86; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 87. Asst. chemist, Lawrence Exp. 8ta,
87-93, chemist in charge, 93-; chief chemist,
State Board of Health, Mass, 97- Soc. Bact;

Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. Purifica-
tion of water and sewage and allied subjects.

Olark, Dr. Helen, 31 Prospect St, Cortland, N. Y.
Psychology. Cortland, N. Y, Feb. 20, 90. A.B,
Vassar, 13; fellow, Illinois, 14-16, PhJD, 16.
Instr. psychol, Vassar, 16-18; Beed, 19- Instr.
psychol, Butgers, summers, 14-17. PsychoL Ass.
Experimental and social psychology.

Olark, Dr. H(6rbert) A(ntliony), 136 Elmdorf
Ave, Bochester, N. Y. Physics. Darlington,
Wis, June 20, 75. B.S, Kansas, 98; fellow, Ne-
braska, 04-06, A.M, 05; Ph.D, Columbia, 13.
Instr. physics, Syracuse, 05-07, asst prof, 07-
10, assoc. prof, 10-13, prof, 13-19; physioist,
Taylor Instrument Companies, 19- Aast. phys-
ics, Columbia, 08-09, Barnard lecturer, 09-10.
A. A; assoc. Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Am.
Geog. Soc; Ass. Prof. Heat radiation; spectro-
photometry.

Olark, H(oward) Walton, Biological Station, Fair-
port, Iowa. Zoology, Allen Co, Ind, Sept, 9,
70. A.B^ Indiana, 96, A.M, 01. Preparator,
Field Museum Nat. Hist, 01-04; asst, U. S. Bur.
Fisheries, 04-09; U. 8. Biol. 8ta, 10- A.A;
Soc. Zool; Wash. Biol. Soc. Flora of Eagle
Lake; plankton of Lakes Atitlan and Amatitlan,
Guatemala; fresh-water mussels; dwarf shore
fioras.

Olaxk, Dr. H(nbert) L(yman), Museum of Com-
parative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. *Zoology.
Amherst, Mass, Jan, 9, 70. A3, Amherst, 92;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. Instr. biol, Amherst, 97-99;
prof. Olivet, 99-05; asst. invert, zool, musewn
comp. aool, Harvard, 05-11, curator echino-
derms, 11-; acting prof, eool, Williams, tO-
Investigator, U. S. Fish Commission, 99, 02.
A. A; Soc, Nat; Soc. Zool; mem. Ornith. Union;
New Eng. Bot. Club; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.
Embryology, taxonomy, morphology and distri-
bution of echinoderms; pterylography of birds;
variation in snakes. ,

Olark, Dr. Hugh, Aluminum Co. of America, New
Kensington, Pa. Chemistry. Wapakoneta, Ohio,
Oct. 20, 84. A.B, Ohio State, 09, A.M, 10 ; Ph.D,

• Pittsburgh, 13. Fellow, Mellon Inst, 11-16; re-
search chemist. Aluminum Co. of Am, 16- Chem.
Soc. Petroleum; aluminum; fixation of nitrogen.

Olark, Dr. Janet Howell, 232 W. Lanvale St, Bal-
timore, Md. Physics, Physiology. Baltimore,
Jan. 1, 89. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 10; A.M, Hopkins,
12, Ph.D, 13 ; Sarah Berliner fellow, Mt. Wilson
Solar Observatory, 15-16. Lecturer physics,
Bryn Mawr, 14-15; instr, Smith, 16-17; asst.
path, 3opJcins, 17-18, instr. physiol. hygiene,
sch. hygiene and. pub. health, 18- Physical Soc.
Spectroscopy; biological effect of light.

Olark, John A(n8on), Commercial High School,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics. Newark Valley, N.
Y, Jan. 9, 74. B.S, Cornell. Teacher physics,
high sch, Ithaca, N. Y, 96-03 ; Commercial High
Sch, Brooklyn, OS- Physical Soc. Effects of
an electrostatic change on surface tension; con-
ductivity of electrolytes in gelatinous solutions;
ultra-violet photography.

Olark, Prof. John D(ii8tln), Albuquerque, N.Mez.
Chemistry. Nashua, N. H, June 23, 82. B.S,
N. H. Col, 06, M.8, 07; Ph.D, Stanford, 14.
Asst. prof, chem, New Mexico, 07-08, assoc.

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prof, OS-18, prof, 1S~, dean, grad. 9dh, 19^
A.A; Ghem. Boo; lifin. and Metal. Soe; Min.
Gong; N. Mez. Km, Sdesoe (paat pr«0.). En-
riehment of eopi>6r gulphld ores.

OUxk, Dr. Jobn a(oodzicli), 2017 Walnut St,
Philadelpliia, Pa. Surgery, Economy, Ind,
Jnne 4, 67. MJ>, Pennajlyania, 91; Hopkins,
Leipsig and Prague. Assoc, gynec, HopkinSj
98-^; prof, Penruylvania, 00- Am. Med. Ass.
(chairman, board pub. educ and sect, obstet.
and gynec) ; Gynec Soc. (pres, 18) ; Gong. Surg.
Life history of the ovary; function of the peri-
toneum and of the omentum; elimination of
pathogenic germs from the peritoneal cavity;
therapeutic action of radium.

COaxk, Prof. Jndson F(xeemaii), 285 W. Mountain
St, Pasadena, Galif. Yancouyer, B. G. JPor-
eetry. Bay view, P. B. Wand, July 27, 70.
BJ3A., Ont. Agr. Gol, 96; A.M, Cornell, 99, fel-
low, 00-01, PhJ), 01. Asst. bot, Gomell, 99^)0,
prof, forestry, 01-03; provincial forester, Qnt,
05-06; consulting forett engineer, 06- Gold
medal, Ont. Agr. Gol^ 05. AA; Forestry Ass;
Soc. Foresters; Gan. Soc Foresters; Gan. For-
est^ Ass. The effect of toxic agents; forest
taxation, management and mensuration; forest
problems in the Pacific Northwest

dark, Myron H(eiiry), 1790 Broadway, New
York. N. T. Chemietry. Bedford, Mass, July
25, 81. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03. Ghemist,
Boston Bubber Shoe Go, 03-07, asst. supt, 07-
13; gen. supt, Goodyear 's M. B. Shoe Co, 14;
gen, factory manager, footwear div, 27. 8, Bvh-
her Co, 14- A A ; Ghem. Soc; Soe. Ghem. Indust;
Mech. Eng.

dark, Orton L(oriiig), Massachusetts Agricul-
tural College, Amherst, Mass. Botany, Boston,
Mass, April 18, 87. Mass. Gol, 08; B.S, Co-
lumbia, 10; Bostock, 10-11; Munich, 11; Stras-
bourg, 11-13. Teacher nature study. Ethical
Culture Sch, N. Y. City, 08-10; asst. bot, Stras-
bourg, 12-13; aeet, "botanist. Mass, Ewp. Sta,
IS-, asst, prof, hot, Mass. Col, 16- A.A. Plant
physiology.

COaxk, Prof. Paul F(ranklin), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Bacteriology. Portland,
Maine, May 9, 82. Ph.B, Brown, 04, A.M, 05,
Ph.D, 09; Hopkins, 13-14. Asst. sool, Brown,
04r-05, bacter, 05-06; asst bacteriologist, B. I.
State Board of Health, 06-07; fellow bacter,
BockefeUer Inst, 09-10, asst, 10-12, assoc. paAh,
ia-14; assoc. prof, Wisconsin, 14-18, prof, IS-
A. A; Soc. Bact; Soe. Exp. Biol; Soc Exp.
Path; Pub. Health Ass; Harvey Soe. Belation
of diphtheria and pseudodiphtheria bacillus;
XMliomyelitis; bacillary dysentery; morphology
of bacteria.

Olaik, Bob«tt W(atBOii), 814 E. 12th St, Okmul-
gee, Okla. Mineratogy. West Branch Mich,
Aug. 17, 84. A.B, Michigan, 08, A.M, 13;
Munich, 08-09. Asst. miner, Michigan, 07-08,
instr. petrog, 0^16; consulting geologist, 16-
AA.; Ass. Petrol. Geol. Paleogeography and
stratigraphy of Pennsylvanian in eastern Okla-
homa.

Clark, Thomas H(6nry), Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass. Paleontology. London, Eng*
land, Dec. 3, 93. A.B, Harvard, 17. Asst. geol.
Harvard, 15-20, instr, tO- Paleont. Soc. Gar-

9

boniferous of the Boeky Mountains; Ordovician
of northeastern United States.

Claxk, WCaylaad) Blair, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. G. CK&iwistry.
Clermont Co, (Mo, Jan. 2, 75. B.S, Denison,
97, M.S, 00; fellow, Chicago, 04-05. Instr.
chem, Denison, 98-04, treas. and business man-
ager, 06-07; sugar chemist, Ensenada de Mora,
Cuba, 09-11; asst. chemist, bur. plant indust,
V, 8. Dept, Agr, 11-14, supt, fed. potato quaran«
tine, fed. hort. board, 14-16, hiochemist, hur,
plant indust, 16- Ghem. Soc Plant materials;
plant diseases and their control.

Olark, Dr. W(i]lia)m Maxmfltfd, Hygienic Labora-
tory, Washington, D. G. Chemistry. Tivoli, N.
Y, Aug. 17, 84. A.B, Williams, 07, A.M, 08;
fellow, Hopkins, 09-10, Ph.D, 10. ' Asst. chem-
ist, Williams, 07-08; chemist, bur. animal
indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-20; prof, chem,
hygienic lab, V. 8. Pvh. BecXth Service, HO-
Ant. chemist. Woods Hole, summers, 08, 09.
A.A; Ghem. Soc; Soe. Baet; Wash. Acad. Gas
production of bacteria; influence of hydrogen
ion concentrations on bacterial metaboliun;
Swiss cheese; osmotic pressure; hydrogen elec-
trode; determination of hydrogen ions.

Clarke, Prof. Elbert H(owazd), Hiram, Ohio.
Maihemttties. Edinburg, Ind, March 15, 87.
A3, Butler, 09; Chicago. Instr. math, Purdue,
10-16: prof, Hiram, 17- Math. Soe; Math.
Ass; Ind. Acad. Calculus of variations.

datke, Prof. F(iaiik) W(lggl6iw(irth), U. S. Geo-
logical Survey, Washington, D. G. *Chemylairy.
Boston, Mass, March 19, 47. B.S, Harvard, 67;
hon. ScD, George Washington, 99; Victoria
Univ, England, 03; LL.D, Aberdeen, 06; Cin-
cinnati, 14. Instr. chem, Gomell, 69; prof, How-
ard, 73-74; Cincinnati, 74-83; chief chemist, U.
8. €£ol. 8vrv, 8S- Mem. jury awards, Paris'
Expos, 00; govt, board at seven expositions;
chairman. Int. Ck>mmittee on Atomic Weights.
Chevalier L6gion dlionneur, 00; Wilde medal
and Wilde lecturer, Mandiester (England) Lit.
and Philos. Soc, 03. Nat. Acad; A.A. (sec'y,
subsect. chem, 75, v. pres, 78) ; Chem. Soc. (pres,
01) ; Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 08, pres,
11) ; Wash. Philos. Soc. (pres, 96) ; hon. mem.
London Chem. Soc; cor. mem. British Ass; hon.
mem. London Miner. Soc; cor. mem. London
Geol. Soc; cor. mem. Edinburgh Geol. Soc; hon.
mem. Manchester Lit. and Philos. Soc; hon. mem.
Bussian Miner. Soc; Moscow Imp. Soc. Nat.
Inorganic chemistry; mineralogy; recalculation
of atomic weights; data of geochemistry; con-
stitution of dlicates; tiienno-chemical constants.

Olarke, Dr. H(aiis) T(liadier), Eastman Kodak
Co, Bochester, N. Y. Chemiiiry. H.Kncm, Eng-
land, Dec. 27, 87. 1851 Exhibition scholar, Lon*
don, 11-13, D.Sc, 14. Leetnrer, Univ. Col, Lon-
don, 10-11; org. (^temist, Bastman Kodak Co,
14- Ghem. Soe; Inst. Ghem. Ot. Britain and
Ireland; London Ghem. Soc; Ghem. Gesell. Be-
sidual flJBnity and chemieal constitution; prepa-
ration of rare organic chemicals.

Olaxke, Prof. Helan M(aiid), University of Kan-
sas, Lawrence, Kans. Fsyehology. Lawrence,
Aug. 26, 79. A.B, Kansas, 03, fellow, 06-^8,
A.M, 07; fellow, Gomell, 08-10, Ph.D, 10.
Teacher, pub. schools, Enid, Okla, 03-05; high

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AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bch, Perry^ 05-06; asst. psychol, Kansas, 06-08;
instr. and later asst. prof. cor. study, Kan-
SOB, 10-

darke^ Dr. Jolm MCason), State Museum, Al-
banj, N. Y. ^Paleontology, Geology. Canan-
daigua, N. Y. April 15, 57. A,B, Amherst, 77,
A.M, 82, LIi.D, 02; Hopkins, 15; Gottingen, 82-
84; hon. A.M. and Ph.D, Marburg, 98; hon.
Sc.D, Colgate, 09; Chicago, 16; Princeton, 19.
Instr. geol, Amherst, 79; prof. geol. and zool,
Smith, 81-85; lecturer zool, Mass. Col, 85; asst.
state paleontologist, N. Y^ 86; prof, geol, Ben^
selaer, 94-; state paleontologist ^ N. F, 98-04,
8tate geologist and paleontologist, and director,
state musettm and science div, Educ. Dept, 04r^
Sec '7^ N. Y. State Board Geog. Names; Wam-
pum keeper, Iroquois Nation; trustee, iDudlej Ob-
servatory; Schuyler Mansion; chairman, div. geol,
Nat. Eesearch Council; Spindiaroff prize, Int.
Geol. Cong; gold medal, Permanent Wild Life
Protection Fund, 19; Hayden gold medal, 08.
Nat. Acad, (co-editor, 'Proc') ; A. A. (v. pres,10) ;
Geol. Soc. (v. pros, 09, pres, 16); Philos. Soc;
Paleont. Soc. (pres); Am. Acad; hon. mem.
Brooklyn Inst; Buffalo Acad; Bochester Acad;
Onondaga Acad; Wash. Acad; cor. Phila. Acad;
for. cor. London Geol. Soc; Gottingen KonigL
Gesell; Natur-hist. Verein d« preussisch. Bhein-
Ittnde; Boyal Prussian Acad; Geol. Gesell;
Miner. Soc. Bussia. Bird protection; ceramics;
history, composition, evolution and migration of
Paleozoic faunas; origin, dassilication and car-
tography of Paleozoic rocks; structure of Pale-
ozoic organisms; geologicid history of parasitism.

COarkOyProf. S(amnel) FCessenden), Williamstown,
Mass. *Biology. Geneva, 111^ June 4, 51. Ph.B,
Yale, 78; fellow, Hopkins, 76-79, Ph.D, 79;
A.M, Williams, 91. Asst. zool, Yale, 73-76;
, Hopkins, 79-81; prof. nat. hist, Williams, 81-16,
enter, prof, 16- Asst, U. S. Pish Commission,
74-76. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Am. Acad.
Hydroids of the American coast; embryology of
the American alligator.

Olaiice, Prof. Warren T(homp8on), 2317 Le Conte
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology, Horticulture.
San Francisco, Calif, March 15, 63. B.S, Cali-
fornia, 03. Asst. entom, California, 04-06;
prof, Ala. Polytech, 06-07; asst. prof, hort,
California, 07-12, prof, 12-, su/pt, wiiv. exten.
agr, 07- A.A; Entom. Soc; Pac^c Coast En-
tom. Soc. Almond pollination.

Olaosen, Prof. Boy BOwood), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Genetics. Randall,
Iowa, Aug. 21, 91. B.S, Okla. Col, 10; Califor-
nia, 12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. genetics, CalifornM,
14r-J6, asst. prof, 16- In mil. serviee, 17-19.
A.A. (Genetics of Nicotiana.

Olaiisen, Dr. Saamel Woloott, 500 S. Kingshigh-
way, St. Louis, Mo. Biological chemistry.
Canaseraga, N. Y, Oct. 17, 88. A.B, Williams,
10; M.D, Hopkins, 15. Intern, Hopkins Hosp,
15-16, asst. res, 16-17; instr. pediat, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 17-20, assoc, 20- Chemical
problems in diseases of children.

dawBOB, Prof. BConjamin) JConior), University
of North Dakota, University, N. Dak. Bacteri-
ology. Dizonville, Pa, Jan. 9, 81. B.S, Kansas,
09, A.M, 11; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 17, Ph.D,
Chicago, 19. Asst. prof, Okla. Col, 11-12; instr.

asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, baeter, Kansas,
12-17; instr, Chicago, 17-19; prof. path, and
ha43ter. North Dakota, 19- Soc. Bact. Pa-
thology.

Olayberg, Prof. Harold D(iiidley), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Biology. Chi-
cago, 111, Jan, 92. A.B, Illinois, 13, fellow,
16-17; M.8, Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 17. Instr. sci-
enee and math, high sch, Monroe, La, 14-15;
asst. bot, Illinois, 16-17; asst. prof, Washburn,
17-18; prof, biol, Davidson, 18-19; 80ol, Beloit,
19-20; inxtr, Minnesota, 20- Ecol. Soc Physio-
graphic ecology; reactions of fishes to chloro-
form and ether; Compositae.

Claycomb, Prof. Oeorgo B> Mitchell, S. Dak.
Biology. La Harpe, 111, Dec. 25, 86. Ph3,
Adrian, 09; M.S, Chicago, 14. Teacher, high
sch, Geneseo, 111, 10-16; Missoula, Mont, 16-
18; asst. zool, Illinois, 18-19; prof, biol, Dakota
Wesleyan, 19- A.A; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math.
Ecology; distribution, habits and life histories
of animals.

Clayton, Prof. Charles Yancey, Bella, Mo. Metal-
lurgy. Hannibal, Mo, Jan. 29, 91. B.S, Mo.
Sch. Mines, 13, Met.E, 16. Assoc, prof, and
later prof, metal, and ore dressing. Mo. Sch.
Mines, IS- Metallographist, U. S. Bur. Mines,
18-19. Min. and Metal. Eng; British Iron and
Steel Inst; British Inst. Metals. Metallography;
flotation; complex ores.

Clayton, H(enry) H(elm), 974 Paseo Colon, Bue-
nos Aires, Argentina. Meteorology. Murf rees-
boro, Tenn, March 12, 61. Private and pub.
schools. Student asst, astron. observatory,
Michigan, 84-85; asst, Harvard CoL Observa-
tory, Blue Hill Meteorol. Observatory, 86-91;
local forecast official, U. S. Weather Bur, 91-93;
meteorologist. Blue Hill MeteoroL Observatory,
94-09; chief, forecast div, Argentine Weather
Service, IS- In charge, Teisserene and Botch
ezped. to explore tropical Atlantic with kites
and balloons, 05. Am. Acad; Boston Sci. Soc.
(pres, 99-03). Clouds; relation of solar changes
to world weather; explorations of the air with
balloons-sounds.

Claytor, Dr. Thomas A(8li), 1826 B St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Medicine. West Biver, Md,
July 14, 69. M.D, Pennsylvania, 91. Clin. prof,
med, George Washington, 98-, prof, therapeut.
and physician, hosp, 02- Physician, Garfield
Mem. Hosp, 98- Am. Med. Ass; Climat. Ass.

Oleland, Prof. Herdman F(itsgorald), Williams-
town, Mass. Geology. Milan, HI, July 13, 69.
A.B, Oberlin, 94; PhJ), Yale, 00; Cornell, 01.
Instr. nat. science. Gates, 95-98; geol. and bot,
Williams, 01-04, asst. prof. geol. and miner,
04^05, prof, OS- Instr. geol, sununer sch. Cor*
nell, 00-02; Tennessee, 04. A. A; Geol. Soc;
Paleont. Soc. (sec'y, 09); Min. Eng; Seismol.
Soc; Am. Acad. Physical and historical geol-
ogy; fossil faunas of the Hamilton formation;
Calciferous of the Mohawk Valley; Wisconsin
Devonian; natural bridges of North America
and their origins; geology and physiography of
the coastal plain.

Oleland, Dr. Balph E(rBkine), Goucher College,
Baltimore, Md. Botany. Le Claire, Iowa, Oct.
20, 92. A.B, Pennsylvania, 15, MJ9, 16, Ph.D,

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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19. Instr. biol, Gaucher, 19-20, aast. prof, hot,
ISO- AJL; Bot. Soe. Bed algae.

€001110118, Mn. Lucy (Wrigbt) Smitb, 215 Daven-
port Boad, Toronto, Ont, Can. Zoology. Shef-
field. Mass, Jan. 3, 87. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 09;
A.M, Ck>mell, 11, Ph.D, 14. Scientific asst, sta.
for ezp. evolution, Carnegie Institution, 09-10;
asst biol, Cornell, 11-12; instr. zool, Mt.
Holyoke, 12-18. A. A; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc;
Ont. Entom. Soc. Entomology; vertebrate mor-
phology.

demens, Prof. Wilbert A(mle), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Biology, Millbank,
Ont, 87. B.A, Toronto, 12, M.A, 13; Ph.D,
Cornell, 15. Demonstrator hiol, Toronto, 12-13;
asst. instr, Cornell, 13-15; instr, Maine, 15-16;
lecturer, Toronto, 16-19, asst, prof, 19- First
Walker prize, Boston Soe. Nat. Hist, 16. A.A;
Ecol. Soe; Ont. Entom. Soc; Can. Inst. Lim-
nobiology.

Olemait, Dean Fred Moore, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can. Sorticulture,
Niagara, Ont, Nov. 21, 84. B.S.A, Ont. Agr.
Col^ 11. Co. representative, Dutton, Ont, 11-12 ;
, lecturer hort, Macdonald, 12-14; director, Vine-
land Exp. Sta, 14-16; prof, hort, and dean,
faculty of agr, British Cohmbia, IB- 9oc.
Hort. Sci.

OmogBOLt, VBJot J(ohn) K(ay), U. S. A, Nitrate
Plant No. 2, Muscle Shoals, Ala. Physics,
Sunbury, Pa. Nov. 5, 80. B.S, Trinity (Conn),
00; Ph.D, Gottingen, 04. Asst, geophys. lab,
Carnegie Institution, 04-07; asst. physicist,
teehnol. branch, V, S, Geol, Surv, 07-08, physi-
cist, 08- Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soe. Experimental physics; formation
of ozone; gas thermometer; physical proper-
ties of rock-forming minerals; application of
physical chemistry to processes of the gas pro-
ducer; thermal conductivity of fire clays and
other refractory materials at high temperatures ;
velocity of water-gas reaction; fixation of at-
mospheric nitrogen.

dements, Prof. Frederic E(dward), 530 E. First
St, Tucson, Ariz. ^Botany. Lincoln, Nebr,
Sept. 16, 74. B.S, Nebraska, 94, A.M, 96, Ph.D,
98. Asst. bot, Nebraska, 94^97, instr, 97-99,
adj. prof, 99-03, asst. prof, 03-05, assoc. prof,
plant physiol, 05-06, prof, 0(^-07; bot, Minne-
sota, 07-17; assoc, ecol, desert lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, 17- Ecology; paleoecology ; histo-
genesis.

OlementBy Mrs. Frederic B. (Dr. Edith), tTniver-
sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Botany,
Albany, N. Y. A.B, Nebraska, 98, Ph.D, 06.
Asst. bot, Nebraska, 04-07; instr, Minnesota,
09-13. Ecol. Soc; Micros. Soc. Ecology; ex-
perimental evolution.

Caements, Dr. 0(iiy) B(oger), 4 Murray Ave,
Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Bavenna, Ohio,
March 5, 85. A.B, Hiram, 05; A.M, Chicago,
07; Ph.D, Harvard, 13. Instr. math, Williams,
07-09; Harvard, 08-10; substitute prof, pure
math, North Carolina^ 10-11; instr. math, Wis-
consin, 11-17; U, 8, Naml Acad, 17-19, asst.
prof, 19-20, assoc. prof, tO- A.A; Math. Soc.
Functions of several variables ; implicit function

theory; singular transformations; resultants;
dynamical meteorology.

dements* Dr. Jddius) Morgan, 12 Broad St, New
York, N. Y. Mining, Geology. Montgomery, Ala,
Feb.12,69. A.B,Alabama, 87; Ph.D, Iieipsig,90;
Bergakad, Freiberg, 90 ; Munich, 90-91 ; Heidel-
berg, 91; Col. de France, Paris, 91-92. Asst,
Ala. Geol. Surv, 92-93; asst. prof, geol, Wiscon-
sin, 93-03 ; asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surv, 93-
03; consulting geologist and mining engineer,
N, T, City, OS- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng;
Min. and MetaL Soc. Structural and economic
geology; iron-bearing districts of Michigan and
Minnesota; copper deposits of Bisbee, Ariz.

Caendeniii, W(iUiam) W(allace), 120 Vista Place,.
Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Geography, Geology, Au-
drain Co, Mo, April 5, 62. B.S, Missouri, 86y
M.S, 89; Morgan fellow. Harvard, A.M, 92; J.D,
N. Y. Univ, 09. Asst. geol, Missouri, 87-93;
prof, geol, Louisiana, and geologist, La. Agr.
Surv, 93-98; supt, Blees Mil. Acad, 99-00;
teacher physiog, Wadleigh High 8ch, N, T, City,
00- Teacher physiog, summer sch, Cornell, 08,
09. Am. Geog. Soe. Volcanoes and glaciers of
Europe; ancient high-level beaches about the*
Great Lakes; Louisiana geology; origin of the
'pimpled prairies' of Louisiana and Texas.

derelaiid, Prof. Alfked AG«zaiider), State Col-
lege of Washington, Pullman, Wa^. Psychol-
ogy, Astoria, Oregon, Feb. 29, 76. A.B, Ore-
gon, 98, A.M, 03; Ph.D, Clark, 06. Asst. prof,
psychol. Wash, State, 07-08, prof, 08, head,
dept. educ, 08-17, dean, sch, educ, 17- A.A;
Psychol. Ass. Educational psychology.

dsTenger, a(alen) H(oweU), 29 W. 89th St, New
York, N. Y. Metallurgy, Pike, N. Y, Sept. 1,
79. B.S, S. Dak. Sch. Mines, 01, E.M, 08; A.M,
Columbia, 03; Met.E, Stanford, 06. Assayer
and chemist, Dak. Mining and Milling Co, 01~
02; research metallurgist, Nat. Smelting Co,
03-04; supt, gold mill, Horseshoe Mining Co^
04-05; instr. metal, Stanford, 05-06; consulting
metallurgist, 06-09; asst. prof, metal, Stanford,
09-10, assoc. prof, 10-17, research prof, 17-18;
metallurgist and director metal, investigations,
18-19; V, chairman, div. eng, Nat, Besearch
Council, 19- Consulting metallurgist; gold and
silver medals and mem. committee, metal, ex-
hibits, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. A.A. Gold
extraction; electric smelting; manganese-silver
ores.

devenger. Prof. JCoseph) F(raiikUii), 3927 Fifth
St, Washington, D. C. Botany, Sidney, Ohio,
Nov. 30, 74. B.S, Ohio State, 03, A.M, 05.
Instr. science, high sch, Columbus, Nebr, 03-04';
prof, science, Cedarville, 05-06; biol, Wheaton,
06-09. A.A ; Ohio Acad. Physiological botany ;
Phyllachora; effect of certain gases on helio-
tropism in etiolated seedlings.

OUfford, 0(harles) W(llliam), 2^1 S. Colnmbine
St, Denver, Colo. Chemistry, Stoughton, Mass,
Dec 22, 93. A.B, Denver, 14; M.S, Wisconsin,
16. Asst. chemist. Great West. Sugar Co, 16-
17; Bur. Standards, 18-19; Great West. Sugar
Co, 19-20; Goodyear Tire and Bubber Co, gO-
Lieut, C.W.S, 17-18. Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry; organic analysis.

GUfford* Prof. Harry ECUsworth), Newton Cen-
ter, Mass. Electrical engineering, Lowell, Mass,

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AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

April 21, 66. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 86; Har-
vard, 86-97, 88-89, 91-92. Instr. theoret. phys-
ios, Mass. Inst. Tech, 86-95, asst. prof, 95-^2,
assoe. prof, theoret. elee, 02-04, prof, 04-09;
Gordon MoKajf prof* elee, eng. Harvard, 09-;
eongulting engineer, A. A; Am. Aead; Elee.
Eng. (past diairman, Boston branch); Nat.
Elee. Light Ass; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Eng. Edue;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. High voltage cables.

Olifford, Dr. O(livor) 0(liarl68), Armour Institute,
Qiicago, 111. Physics. Wadsworth, Ohio, Feb.
4, 70. Pennsylvania, 90-91; Cornell, 92-98, 95;
A.B, Oberlin, 93; fellow, Chicago, 04-06, PhJD,
07. Prof, physics and chem, Tientsin, China,
95-04; instr. physics, Armour, 06-08, asst. prof,
08-10, elee. eng, 10-14, aseoo. prof, 14- Nan
Yang Col, Shanghai, 01-02. Meeh. Eng. Sus-
ceptibility of copper and tin alloys; hysteresis
of Huesler alloys; magnetic properties.

dlmeiilco, Dr. E(yinBii), 252 E. Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Newology, Nemiroff, Bussia, 75.
Gymnasium; M.D. Attending neurologist, Neur.
Hosp, Blackwell's Isl, N. Y. City; neurologist,
Monteflore Home and Hbsp; chief of cUnio, Mt.
Sinai Hosp. Instr. neur, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med.
Sdi. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; N. iS, Neur. Soc;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Brain and spinal cord tu-
mors; dystrophics; epilepsy; neuralgias; inter-
nal secretions; encephalitis lethargica; dystonia.

Ollntoii, Dr. a(aorge) P(6Xldii8), Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, New Haven, Conn. ^Botany,
Polo, HI, May 7, 67. B.S, Illinois, 90, M.S,
94; M.S, Harvard, 01, ScJ>, 02. Asst botanist,
HI. Exp. Sta, and asst. bot, Illinois, 90-02;
botanist. Conn. Exp, Sta, OB-- Botanist, Conn.
Board of Agr, 02- A. A. (v. pres, 15); Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Am. Aead;
New Eng. Bot. Club; Conn. Bot. and PomoL
Societies. Fungi, especially Ustilagineae; eco-
nomic fungi of Connecticut.

Clinton, Prof. Ii(oiil8) ACdalbert), 79 Lawrenee
Ave, New Brunswick, N. J. Agronomy, Grand
Rapids, Mich, Feb. 13, 68. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col,
89, M.S, 02; Cornell, 00-02. Asst. to director,
Mich. Exp. Sta, 90-93; asst. prof, agr, Clemson,
93-95: asst. agriculturist, Cornell Exp. Sta, 96-
02; director, Storrs Exp. Sta, and prof, agron.
Conn. Col, 02-12; agriculturist, office of farm
management, U. S. Dept. Agr, 12-14; asst. chief,
exten. office, 14-18; director, agr, exten. New
Jersey, 18- Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Soil physics
and crop production; eifeet of tillage upon crop
production.

do. Prof. X E(arr7), University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Physics. Oincinpati. Ohio, May
2, 81. Fellow, Kentucky, 02-05, B.S, 04, M.S, 05 ;
fellow, Chicago, 08-09, PhJ>, 11. Instr. physios,
Kentucky, 02-05: Wash. State, 06-07; Virginia,
07-08; asst, Chicago, 09-11; asst. prof, and
head of dept,tTulane, 11-13, assoc. prof, 18-17,
prof, 17-19; prof, and head of dept, PiUshwrgh,
to- A. A; Physical Soc; Ass. Prof; New Or-
leans Acad, (pres, 17-19). Electricity; electron
theory in physics.

01086^ Prof. OOiarles) P(hiUip), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Horticulture.
New Buffalo, Mich, Jan. 21, 68. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 95, M.S, 97. Asst. hort, N. Y. Exp. Sta,
Geneva, 95-99; prof, hort, bot. and entom, Utah

Col, 99-01; hort, DeL Exp. Sta, 01-07; state
horticulturist, Md. Col, 07-11; pomologist, U, S.
Dept. Agr, 11- AJ^.; Soc. Hort. Sci. (aee'y-
treas); North. Nut Growers' Ass; Pomol. Soc
Propagating nut trees; apple breeding; commer-
cial fertilizers in apple orchards; identification
of fruits; improving wild fruits.

dongli, H(omor) W(oodworth), 1412 29th St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Meteorology, Arcade,
N. Y, May 18, 69. Rochester, 89-93. With V,
S. Weather Bur, 9S- A.A. Periodic variations
in solar and terrestrial atmospheres ; meteorolog-
ical cycles; solar radiation.

dough. Dr. Mildred Olaik, Johns Hopkins Hos-
pital, Baltiniore, Md. Bacteriology, Newton-
ville. Mass, Sept. 14, 88. A.B, Wellesley, 10;
M.D, Hopkins, 14. Intern, Hopkins Hosp,
14-15, asst. res, 15-16; asst. med, Hopkins, 16-
17, instr, 17- Serology; pneumococcus ; blood
agglutinins; hemolysins; rouleaux formation.

dongli, Dr. Paul W(lswaU), ^4 E. Eager St, Bal-
timore, Md. Internal medicine. Portage, Wis,
Sept. 27, 82. B.S, Wisconsin, 03; MJ), Hop-
kins, 07. Intern, asst resident and resident
physician, Hopkins Hosp, 07-16, asti, visiting
physician, 16-, asst, inst, assoc, and assoc. prcft.
med, Hopkins, 0^19, assoo, din. med, 19- Soc.
Clin. Invest. Serology; immnnity; pneumo-
coccus; epinephrin reaction.

dover, Dr. AOphoxuo) Morton, Parke, Davis and
Co, Detroit, Mich. Chemistry. Gallon, Ohio, April
25, 75. BJ9, Michigan, 99, Parke, Davis and
Co. fellow, 99-00, Ph.D, 04. Instr. chem, Mich-
igan, 01-04; chief, div. chem. Bur. Science, P. I,
04-07; research chemist, Parke, Davis and Co,
09- Chemotherapeutics; peroxids; periodids.

dowee, Dr. George H(eiiX7) AClezaader), Eli

Lilly and Co, Indianapolis, Ind. *Chemistry.
Ipswich, Suffolk, England, Aug. 27, 77. Boyal
Col. Science, London, 93-96; Ph.D, GtSttingen,
99; Paris, 99-00. Asst, chem. dept, N. Y. State
Cancer Lab, Buffalo, N. Y, 01-18; research div,
C.W.S, Am. Univ. Exp. Sta, 18-19; biochemist,
BU Lilly and Co, 19-20, research director, tO-
Delegate, Int. Cancer Cong, Berlin, 08; Brus-
sels, 13. A.A; Chem. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
BioL Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol, (pres, Buffalo sect,
07, 09); Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Immunol;
Soc. Cancer Besearoh; London Chem. Soc; Chem.
GeseU. Sugar and fermentation chemistry;
metabolism; cancer; emulsions; colloids and
adsorption; protoplasmic equilibrium; pharma-
cology of war gases ; adsorbed alkaloids.

dnte, Willard K(«l8on), Flower Technical High
School, Chicago, IlL Botany, Painted Post, N.
Y, Feb. 27, 69. High sch. Asst, herbarium,
Columbia, 96-97; curator, N. Y. Bot. Garden,
97-99; pres, W. N, Clute and Co, 97-; instr,
hiol, township high sch, Joliet, HI, 03-10;
Curtis High Sch, Chicago, 10-11; Flower Tech,
High Sch, 11- Founder and ed, 'Omith. and
Bot,' 90; publisher and part owner, 'Plant
World,' 97-99; 'Bryologist,' 98-99; ed. and
publisher, 'Fern Bui,' 93-12; 'Am. Botanist,'
01- A.A; Fern Soc. (founder and first pres,
93); Ecol. Soc; Joliet Bot. Club (director);
Binghamton Aead. (sec'y, 93-96, 01). Ecolog-
ical and economic botanv.

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ants, Dr. F(raak) HCoUlnger), GettyBbnrg, Pa.
Mathematics, Bngineering. Newville, Pa, June
29, 73. A,B, Midland, 92; PhJ), Hopkins, 97.
Prof, math, Carthage, 98-99; practising civil en-
gineer, 99-18, prof. oivU eng, Oettyshwrg, IS-

Ooad, B(ert) B(ay]iiond), Tallulah, La. Sntomol-
ogy. Murphysboro, 111, July 4, 90. lUinois.
Asst. to state entomologist, Bl, 08-11 ; in charge
hoU toeevil investigations, bur. entom, U. 8.
Dept,Agr,ll- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
Soe; 111. Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc. Boll weevil
and cotton culture.

Ooates, Prof. Charles B(dward), Baton Bouge, La.
Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 13, 66. A.B,
Hopkins, 87, Ph.D, 91; Freiberg, 88: Heidel-
berg, 89. Prof, ehem, St. John's (Md), 91-93;
Louisiana, 93-, tlean, Audubon Sugar Sch, 08^
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Soe. Chem.
Indust; Chem. Gesell. Anil and aniHds of
orthosulphobenzoie acid; pure and applied chem-
istry in connection with sugar cane and cotton;
hydrocarbons in Louisiana petroleum; chemistry
of cane juice.

Oobb, Prof. OoUler, Chapel Hill, N. C. Qeology,
Geography, Near Gk>ldsboro, N. C, March 21,
62. Wake Forest, 78-80; North Carolina, 80-
81; A.B, Harvard, 89, A.M, 94; hon. ScD,
Wake Forest, 17. Supt. schools, Wilson, N. C,
85-86; lecturer, N. O. state nor. schools, 84-88;
asst. geol. Harvard, 88-90; instr, Mass. Inst.
Teeh, 90-92; asst. prof, North Carolina, 92-93,
prof, 93-, Kenan research prof, f (?- Asst, IT.
8. GeoL Surv, 86-91; summer sch, Harvard, 91;
North Carolina, 94-01, 03-04; Knoxville, 02, 09;
Biltmore Forest Sch, 05-12, 14-20. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. Geog; Min. and Metal. Soc; Boston
Soc Nat Hist; N. C. Acad, (pros, 07) ; Elisha
Mitchell Sei. Soc Biver and valley develop-
ment; mineral analysis of dune sands and beach
sands; geology in relation to forestry and
crops; mineral analysis of rocks and their re-
sidual soils; shore line processes in relation to
harbor development.

Cfobb, Prof. Jolin N(athaii), University of Wash-
ington, Seattle, Wash. Ichthyology. Oxford
Furnace, N. J, Feb. 20, 68. Pub. schools. Field
agent, Bur. Fisheries, 95-04, asst. agent, salmon
fisheries, Alaska, 04-12; ed, 'Pacific lUierman,'
14-17 ; prof, fisheries and director, col. fisheries,
Washington (Seattle), 19- AJL; IHsheries Soc;
Pacific Fisheries Soe. (pros, 20); West. Soc
Nat. Fisheries of Hawaii, Alaska, Canada,
Mexico and the United States; fishery products.

Cfobb, Dr. K(athan) Adtgnatiis), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Wadiington, D. C. *Natural
science, Spencer, Mass, June 30, 59. B.S,
Worcester, 81; Ph.D, Jena, 88. Teacher, pub.
schools, Spencer; prof. nat. science, Wiiliston
Sem, Easthampton, Mass, 81-87; acting prof,
biol, Sydney Univ, N. S. W, 90; pathologist,
Dept. Agr, Sydney, 91-98: special commissioner
to the Ui3.A. and Europe for the govt, of N.S.W,
98-01; pathologist, Dept. Agr, Sydney, 01-05;
director, div. path, and physiol, Sugar Planters'
Exp. Sta, Honolulu, 05-07; agr, technologist,
bur. plant induti, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07- Hon.
mem. Med. Cong, of Australasia. A.A; Wash.
Bot. Soc; Hawaiian Entom. Soc; Australasian
AA..S; New South Wales Linnean Soc Biol-

oSJi physiology; pathology; chemistry; photog-
raphy; the prevention and cure of crop blights;
parasites of domestic animals; nematology.

Ck>bb, Dr. Percy W(ell8), Western Beserve Uni-
versity, Cleveland, Ohio. Physiology. Cleveland,
May 20, 73. B.S, Case, 94; MJ>, Western Be-
serve, 02. House offieer, Lakeside Hosp, Cleve-
land, 02-03; demonstrator physiol. Western Be-
serve, 03-16, instr, IS- Physiologist, Nela
Besearch Lab, 09-18; capt, M.C, 18-20. A.A;
PhysioL Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc; P^jFehoL Ass.
Sense physiology; vision in relation to light.

Ck>ble, Dr. A(rtbiir) B(yron), University of Hli-
nolB, Urbana, 111. *Mathematios. Williams-
town, Pa, Nov. 3, 78. A.B, Gettysburg, 97,
A.M, 00; fellow, Hopkins, 01-02, Ph.D, 02.
Student asst. math, Hopkins, 0(M>1; instr,
Missouri, 02-03; Carnegie research asst, 03-04;
instr. math, Hopkins, 04-06, assoc, 06-09, assoc
prof, 09-18; prof, Illinois, 18- Math. Soc
(assoc ed, 'Trans,' 15-19, mem. editorial eom-
mittee, 19, mem. council. 11-14, v. pres, 17);
Math. Ass. Theory of invariants, groups and
correspondences; the quintic and sextie equa-
tions; symm^rie binary forms and involutions;
restricted systems of equations; point sets and
cremona groups; theta and theta modular func-
tions; special point sets; porisms.

Ooblalgli, Prof. WCiUiam) M(errlain), Montana
State College, Bozeman, Mont. Chemistry.
Haverstraw, N. Y, Sept. 7, 72. E.M, Montana,
94; A.M, Columbia, 99. Chemist, Anaconda
Copper Mining Co, 92-93; asst. chemist, Mont.
Exp. Sta, 94-99, instr. chem. and physics, Mont.
Col, 94-97, asst. prof, 97-00, prof, 00- Chem-
ist, Mont. State Board of Health, 10-; state
chemist, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; Water Works Ass; Mont. Acad. Alkali
soils; estimation of starch; the cyonid process;
the Hubl number of oils; the water supplies of
Montana; effects of alkali waters.

Ooblents, Prof. V(lrgil), Deal Beach, N.J. •Chem-
istry, Springfield, Ohio, March 12, 62. Wit-
tenberg, 78; Phila. CoL Pharmacy, 82, hon.
Pharm.M, 96; G6ttingen, 87; Strasbourg, 88;
Ph.D, Berlin, 91; Wfirzburg, 95; Munich, 97, 99.
Prof. mat. med. find toxicol, Cincinnati CoL
Pharmacy, 84-86; chem, dept. pharmacy, Co-
lumbia, 91-11 ; chief chemist, E. B. Squibb and
Sons, 12-17. Sub-chairman, commission of re-
vision, U. 6. PharmacopoBia, 00, 10. Ebert
prize, 97. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust.
(chairman, N. Y. sect, 02-04, v. pros, 05);
Pharmaceut. Ass; feL London Chem. Soc;
Chem. Verein. Medical and pharmaeeutieal
chemistry; newer synthetic medicinals.

Ooblenti, Dr. WlSiam Weber, Bureau of Standardi,
Washington, D. C. •Physics. North Lima, Ohio,
Nov. 20, 73. B.S, Case, 00; A.M, Cornell, 01,
Ph.I), 03. Carnegie research asst. and hon.
fellow, Cornell, 03-05; physicist. Bur. Stand*
ards, OS- A. A; Physical Soc; Optical Soc.
Optical properties of iodin; infra-red emission,
absorption and reflection spectra; instruments
and methods used in radiometry; radiation con-
stants; visibility of radiation; photoelectric
constants.

Ooca, Dr. Arthur F(emande2), 477 Pirst Ave,
New York, N. Y. Pathology, Philadelphia, Pa,

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March 20, 75. A.B, Haverford, 96, A.M, 99;
MJ>, Pennsylvania, 00. Asst. demonstrator
path, Pennsylvania, 00-02, histol, 02-03, demon-
strator path, 03-05; asst, Cancer Inst, Heidel-
berg, 07-09; bacteriologist. Bur. Science, P. I,
09-11; instr. path, med, eol, Cornell, 10-17,
bacier, 17- Pathologist, N. Y. Hosp, 15-17.
A. A; Ass. Immunol, (sec'y-treas, 17-, ed, * Jour,'
16) ; Soc. Exp. Biol. Hypersensitiveness; in-
fluenza.

Oothel, Wttber A, 801 Houston St, Manhanttan,
Kans. AniffuU husbandry. Tipton, Mo, Aug. 7,
77. A.B, Missouri, 97, B.S, 05. Asst. animal
husbandry, Purdue, 05-09; prof, Pa. State, 09-
12; Kansas State, 12-18; field representative,
Am, Shorthorn Breeders' Ass, 19- Mem. ad-
visory commission on beef production, Food Ad.
A.A; Soc. Animal Production (pros). Beef
production; use of food; breeding cattle; tuber-
culosis and contagious abortion in cattle.

OcxOiraii, Prof. 0(arlo8) B(lng]iftm), 514 S. High
St, West Chester, Pa. Chemistry. Albion,
Mich, July 1, 54. AJ3, Michigan, 77, med. dept,
7^79, A.M, 82, ScD, 07. Teacher ehem. and
physical science, 79-03, chem, 93-09; chemist,
Pa. Board Agr, 85-00; Phila. Milk Exchange,
89-05; to dairy and food commissioner. Pa.
State Dept. Agr, 95-18; Charles E. Eires Co,
18- A.A; Chem. Soc; Franklin Inst. Food
products.

Cochrane, Prof. D(oiuld). O(aiiieron), State Col-
lege, Pa. Chemistry. Verona, Pa, Oct. 9, 85.
B.S, Pa. State, 08. Assoc, prof, inst, animal
nutrition, Pa. State, 08- Lieut, Sanit. C, 17-19.
Animal nutrition; calorimetry; nitrogen metab-
olism.

Oock«rtil, Prof. T(li«odore) D(ni) A(UBon), 908

10th St, Boulder, Colo. ^Biology. Norwood,
Surrey, England, Aug. 22, 66. English private
schools; Middlesex Hosp. Med. Sch, London;
British Museum Nat. Hist; hon. Sc.D, Colo. Col,
13. Curator, pub. museum, Kingston, Jamaica,
91-93; entomologist, N. Mex. Exp. Sta, 93-01;
prof, entom. and zool, N. Mex. Col, 93-96, 98-
00; teacher biol, N. Mex. Nor. Un^v, 00-03;
consulting entomologist, Ariz. £xp. Sta, 01-09;
curator, Colo. Col. Museum, 03-04; lecturer
entom, Colorado, 04-06, prof, gool, 06- Lec-
turer biol, Colo. State Prep. Sch. Medal for
hort. varieties of sunflowers, San Francisco
Expos, 15. A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
Soc; Soc. Mammal; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc ; cor. mem. Phila. Acad ; Ont. Entom.
Soc; London Zool. Soc; London Entom. Soc.
Entomology (Coccidae, Hymenoptera) ; geo-
grapical distribution of life; variation of ani-
mals and plants; Mollusca; natural history of
Bocky Mountains; botany, especially the genus
Heliiuithus; problems of evolution; fossil in-
sects and plants; fishes, especially their scales.

CkMska, Prof. B(egliiald Wodehonse) S(omer8),

Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Botany.
Worcester, England, Aug. 31, 63. M.A, Cam-
bridge, 89. Prof, bot, Louisiana, 06-07; Tu-
lane, 07- A.A; La. Nat. Soc. (pres, 00-04);
New Orleans Acad, (sec^* ^h V^^^y 20-). Flora
of Louisiana.

CMdtngton, Prof. B(dwln) F(o8t0r), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Mechanics. Con-

over, Ohio. C.E, Ohio State, 96, Emerson Mc-
Millan feUow, 96-97, M.S, 97; fellow, Lick
Observatory, 97-00; Ph.D, Berlin, 02. Asst.
prof, math, Ohio State, 02-06, mechanics, 06-
12, prof, It- A. A. Astronomy.

CkM, Prof. Ctoorge A(lbert), 606 W. 122d St, New
York, N. Y. Psychology. Mendon, N. Y, March
26, 62. A.B, Rochester, 84, A.M, 88, LL.D,
09; S.T.B, Boston, 87, Ph.D, 91, Prof, philos,
Southern California, 88-90; acting prof, North-
western, 91-93, prof, 93-09; relig. educ. and
psychol, Union Theol. Scm, 09- Lecturer relig.
educ, Harvard; prof, pro tem, Yale. AJl;
Psychol. Ass; Belig. Educ Ass. (pres, 09) ;
Philos. Ass. Psychology of religion; educa-
tional theory.

Ck>e, Prof. Wedey B(oswell), 175 Bishop St, New
Haven, Conn. ^Comparative anatomy, Geneties,
Middlefield, Conn, Nov. 11, 69. Conn. Col, 88;
Ph.B, Yale, 92, Ph.D, 95; Wiirzburg, 95-96;
Naples, 96. Asst. biol. Tale, 92-95, &8tr. comp.
anat, 96-01, asst. prof, 02-09, prof, biol, 09-
Mem. Harriman exped. to Alaska, 99. AA;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. (sec'y, mem. exec, com-
mittee); Ass. Anat; Conn. Acad. Cytology;
echinoderms; nemerteans; embryology.

Oott^s, Dr. Qeorge K(6hM>n), Urbana, 111. Agri-
culture. Patterson, N. C, Jan. 17, 75. Ph.B,
North Carolina, 00; M.S, George Washington,
07, Ph.D, 11. Asst. geol. North Carolina, 99-
00; asst, soil surv, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr,
00-04, in charge^ 04-05, in charge soil classifi-
cation, 05-08, in charge Great Plains sect, 09-
11 ; assoc. soils, Ohio Exp. Sta, 11-15 ; asst. state
leader, farm advisers, IlUnois, 15-18, state
leader, 18- Lecturer on soils, North Carolina,
05-10. Soc. Agron. (pres, 09). Classification
and character of soils of the United States.

Ooftey, Prof. W(alter) CCasteUa), 607 W. Oregon
St, Urbana, IlL Animal husbandry. HartsviUe,
Ind, Feb. 1, 77. B.S, IlUnois, 06. M.S, 09.
Instr. animal husbandry, Illinois, 06-07, assoc,
07-11, asst. prof, 11-12, prof, IS- Special
agent, Fed. Tariff Board, 11. A.A; Soc. Animal
Production. Animal nutrition ; sheep husbandry.

OofllB. Prof. Fletcher B(arker), Lake Forest, HI.
Chemistry, Acton, Mass, Jan. 9, 73. A.B,
Harvard, 95, A.M, 96, LL.B, 98, Ph.D, 11.
Instr. chem, Haverford, 08-09; asst. prof, Lahe
Forest, 09-10, prof, 10- A.A; Chem. Soc. In-
organic chemistry ; atomic weights of cobalt and
arsenic.

OoAn, Prof. JCoseph) a(6orge), U. S. Rubber Co,
561 W. 58th St, New York, N. Y. *Math-
ematiodl physics. Pittsburgh, Pa, June 14,
77. College Cantonal, Switzerland, 90-92;
CoUdge Chaptal, Paris, 92-94; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 98; Ph.D, Clark, 03, hon. fellow,
03-06. Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98-00;
Clark, 01-03, instr, Clark Col, 02^5, asst. prof,
05-06; instr, CoL City of N. Y, 06-09, asst.
prof, 09-17, assoc. prof, 17-18; director aero-
naut, research and Curtiss wind tunnels, Curtisa
Aero, and Motor Corp, 18-20; physicist, U, 8.
Bubber Co, gO- A.A; Physical Soc; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass; MeteoroL Soc; Aero Club (mem.
scientific committee) ; Badio Eng. Vector analy-
sis; high temperature standards; reflection of

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light in the neighborhood of the critical angle;
edge corrections in the calculation of absolute
condensers; metallic deposits from kathode in
▼aeua; the Bjerknes hydrodynamic analogy;
self and mutual inductance; periodic and osdl-
latory currents in conductors; tiieory of dropped
loads on elastic beams; airplane barographs;
tandem propellers; wind tunnels; airplane
ranges; ceiling air densities; aerodynamic bal-
ance and theory of head resistance.

Ck>cg6shal], A(rtbiir) S(teny), Carnegie Museum,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Paleontology, Bridgeport,
Conn, July 17, 73. Pub. schools. With Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 96-99; preparator-in-
chief, dept. vert, paleont, Carnegie Mtueum, 99-
Offieier de 1 'Instruction Pub; Caballero de Isa-
bel la Catolica; Caballero de Alfonso XII;
Order of the Crown, Italy; Order of St. Anne,
Bttssia; Francis Joseph Order of Merit with
Qolden Crown, Austria. Ass. Mus. Vertebrate
paleontology.

OoggeshaU, Dr. a(eorge) W(1iiteley), 2315 Tracy
Place, Washington, D. C. FhyHcal chemistry.
Des Moines, Iowa, Dec. 21, 67. B.S, Grinnell,
90; Harvard, 91-92; PhJ), Leipzig, 95. Asst.
chem, Grinnell, 88-90; instr. physical chem.
Harvard, 95-97; mfg. chemist, Boston, ^10;
chief, chem. eng. div, Inst. Indiut. Besearoh, 11-
Instr, summer sch. Harvard, 92; in charge sur-
faces of concrete vessels, Emerg. Fleet Corp, 18.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Electrochem. Soc;
Min. Eng; Automotive Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Soc. de Chim. indust. Calomel electrodes; ti-
tanium mordants; potash from feldspathic
rocks; development of industrial chemical proc-
esses; gasoline from heavier oils.

OogMU, Prof, a(eorge) E(llett), XTnivdrsity of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Comparative neurol'
ogy. Beaucoup, HI, March 17, 72. A.B, Brown,
96, fellow, 01-02, Ph.D, 02; M.S, New Mexico,
99. Asst. prof, biol, New Mexico, 99-00; prof,
Pacific (Oregon), 02-06; biol, col. of arts, and
embryol. and histol, col. med, Willamette, 06-
07 ; zool, Denison, 07-13 ; assoc. prof, anat, Kan-
sas, 13-16, prof, 16-, head, dept. anat, and sec'y,
sch. of med, 18- Sec'y, Kansas State Researdi
Committee, 19; collaborator, 'Jour. Comp. Neur.
and Psychol.' A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass.
Anat; Micros. Soc The cranial nerves of Am-
blystoma ; nervous system of Amphibia ; rhomben-
cephalon and spinal cord of mammals before
birth; intracellular digestion in amphibian em-
bryos.

CogMO, Wlll(iam) H(awe8), Oolden, Colo. Metat-
Wrgy. Roseville, HI, March 14, 76. E.M, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 03. Mining engineer, 03-07; asst.
prof, metal. Northwestern, 07-15; prof, mining
and metal, and head, dept. chem. eng, Oregon
Col, 14-17; metallurgist, TJ. 8. Bw. Mines, 14-
Chem. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng. Cyaniding
and flotation.

CtogBhall, Prof. W(£Kbiir) A(deliiiaa), Bloomington,
Ind. Astronomy. Mendon, Midi, Feb. 8, 74.
B.S, Albion, 95; A.M, Indiana, 02; Yerkee Ob-
servatory, 03-04. Asst, Lowell Observatory,
Flagstaff, Ariz, 96-97, 98-00; instr. mech. and
astron, Indiana, 00-04, asst. prof, astron, 04-08,
assoc. prof, 08- Astron. Soc; Ind. Acad, (pros,

16). Double stars; the annual parallax of cer-
tain stars; photography of comets.

Ck>g8we]l, W(llllani) B(rowne), Syracuse, N. Y.
Chemistry. Oswego, N. Y, Sept. 22, 34. Bensse-
laer, 52, C.E, 84. In charge, mech. dept, Brook-
lyn Navy Yard, 61-65; I^ Motte Lead Mines,
Mo, 74-79; founder, i;. pres. and managing direo*
tor, Solvay Process Co, Syracuse and Detroit,
81- A.A; Civil Eng; Min. Eng; Mech. Eng;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Am. Geog. Soc.

Cohen, Dr. Abraliaiii, 1744 Parke Ave, Baltimore,
Md. Mathematics. Baltimore, Sept. 11, 70.
Baltimore City Col, 83-88; A.B, Hopkins, 91,
Ph.D, 94; Paris, 94-95. Instr. math, Hophins,
96-98, assoc, 98-15, assoc. prof, IS- Co-editor,
'Am. Jour. Math,' 99^; <Am. Math. Monthly,'
16-18. A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Differen-
tial equations; Lie theory of one-parameter
groups.

OolMii, Bamettv Hygienic Laboratory, Washing-
ton, D. C. Biological chemistry, Bussia, Feb.
16, 91. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 11 p M.S, Yale,
18, C.P.H. Chemist and bacteriologist, Meriden,
Conn, 12; chemist, Cheriton, Ya, 18-14; chemist
and bacteriologist, Savannah, Ga, 15-16; asst.
pub. health, Yale, 18-20; hiol. chemist, hygienic
lah, U. 8. Pub. Health Service, £0- Beeearch
chemist, IT. S.A, 18-19. Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol: Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Physiology;
nutrition; physical chemistry in relation to bio-
logical problems; gases in blood; immunity;
disinfection.

Ooh^n, Prof. Louis, 1656 Euclid St, Washington,
D. C. *Phy8ios. Kiev, Bussia, Dec. 16, 76. B.S,
Armour, 01; Chicago, 01-02; Columbia, 03-05,
Ph.D, 19; fellow, Hopkins, 07-08. Asst, Bur.
Standards, 05-09; asst. prof, physics, George
Washington, 07-09; chief, research dept, Nat.
Elec. Sig. Co, 09-12; prof, physics, George
Washington, 17- Consulting engineer, 13-; lec-
turer. Bur. Standards, 17-18. Radio telegraphy;
high frequency currents.

Cohen, Dr. Seymour J(erome), 4637 Prairie Ave,
Chicago, IlL Pharmacology, Physiology. South
Bend, Ind, Jan. 7, 96. BB, M.S, Chicago, 17,
M.D, Rush Med. Col, 19. Asst. physiol, Chicago,
17; Pharmacol, Illinois, 17-1^. Res. physician,
Michael Reese Hosp, 19-21. Gastric secretion;
protean fever; respiration; diastases in the body.

dSESa^jyr. S(olomon) Solis, 1525 Walnut St. Phila-
delphia, Pa. Medicine, Therapeutics. Philadel-
phia, Sept. 1, 57. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila,
72, A.M, 77; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 83.
Demonstrator path, and micros, Phila. Poly-
clinic, 83-85; chief, med. clinic, and lecturer
special therapeut, Jefferson Med. Col, 85-89,
din. lecturer med, 89-02, senior asst. prof, 02-
04, prof. din. med, 04- Prof. med. and thera-
peut, Phila. Polyclinic and Col. for Graduates,
87-02; physician, Jewish Hosp, 87-; ed. staff,
'Med. News,' 87-95; physician, Phila. Hosp, 89-;
lecturer therapeut, Dartmouth, 90-92; ed. staff,
'Universal Annal Med. Sciences,' 90-94; 'Am.
Jour. Med. Sciences,' 90-96; ed, 'Physiol.
Therap,' 01-05; physician. Rush Hosp. for Con-
sumptives, 93-20; ed, 'Phila. Polyclinic,' 95-
99; ed. staff, 'Am. Med,' 01-05; physician, Jef-
ferson Med. Col. Hosp, 02- A.A; Am. Physi-
cians (recorder, 01-15); Am. Med. Ass. (chair-

136

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AMEBIOAN MEN OF 80IENGB

man, sect, therapent^ 03) ; hon. mem. Md. Med.
and Ohirnrg. Faculty; feL Phila. CoL PhyeieianB
(ed, 91-93). Antonomie and endoerine disturb-
ances; tuberculosis; pneumonia.

Colm, Df. A(lfted) B(lii8teln), 815 Central Park
West, New York, N. T. Medicine. New York,
April 16, 79. A.B, Columbia, 00, M.D, 04, fel-
low, 09-11; Freiburg, 07-09; Vienna, summer,
08; London^ summer, 09. Assoc path, Mt. Sinai
Hosp, 09-11; med, BochefeUer Inat, 11-14, assoc
mem, 14-20, mem, tO- Lieut, col, M.C, A.E J*,
18. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Physicians; Ass.
Anat; Ass. Path, and Baet; Soc. Clin. Inyest;
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Harvey Soc; N.
Y. Acad. Med. Physiology and pharmacology of
the heart and circulation.

Cohoe, Dr. B(eii8on) A(mbro8e), 805 Highland
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Internal medicine,
Canboro, Ont, Dec. 10, 74. BJl, Toronto, 98,
M.B, 01. Asst. biol, Toronto, 99-01 ; instr. anat,
Cornell, 01-03; assoc, Chicago, 03-06; asst res.
physician, Hopkins Hosp, 06-08, res. physician,
08, asst. med, Hopkins, 06-08; vieiting phusi-
dan, 8t. Francie Masp, PitUlmrgh, 09-; prof,
ana^ Pittsbwrgh, 09-11, assoc. prof, therapeut,
11-20, prof, go- A. A; Ass. Anat. Protein
metaboHsm; structure of the submaxillary
gland; the' placental transmission of B. ty-
phosus; influenzal meningitis; Addison's dis-
ease.

Oohoe, Prof. Wallace P(atteii), 111 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Chemietry. Norwich, Ont,
Feb. 22, 75. B.A, McMaster, 96, M.A, 98 ; A.M,
Harvard, 99. Demonstrator chem, dental dept,
Toronto, 97-98; lecturer, McMaster, 01-02, prof,
02-06; pros, chem. laboratories, Toronto, 07-12;
connUtvng ehemiti and engineer, IB- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. (v. chairman. Can. sect,
08) ; Electrochem Soc. Plant design; intermedi-
ates; cellulose; textiles; paper.

Ck>it^ Dr. James MUiior, Konrad Str, Munich, Ger-
many. Phyeies, Chemistry. Harrisburg, Pa,
Jan. 31, 45. A.B, Hobart, 65, A.M, 69, ScJ>,
05; hon. Ph.D. Dartmouth, 81. Master nat. sci-
ence, 8t. PauVe 8eh, 77-04, v. rector, 04- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Social ScL Ass.
Belation of the ^X-rays to medical and surgical
diagnosis; liquid air; compensation theory.

Coit, Dr. J(olm) Eliot, 1225 S. Normandie Ave,
Los Angeles, Calif. Pomology. San Antonio,
Tex, March 9. 80. B.Agr, N. C. Col, 03 ; M.S.A,
Cornell, 05, fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 07. Horticul-
turist, Ariz. Exp. Sta, 07-09: asst prof. x>omol,
California, 0^12, prof, citriculture, 12-20;
coneulting hortiouUvriet, $0- Ed, 'Cornell
Countryman,' 05-06. A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci;
Pacific Coast Ass. Econ. Entom. (v. pres, Ariz).
Paeonia; citrus culture; olives and olive oil; life
history and varieties of the date palm in^ the
arid southwest; physiological diseases of citrus
trees; semi-tropical fruits; breeding new fruits.

Oolt, Prof. Jadson B(oardmaii), 688 Boylston St,
Boston, Mass. Aetronamy. Central Sgaare, N.
Y, June 5, 49. A.B, Syracuse, 75, A.M, 78,
Ph.D, 82. Prof, math, Dickinson Sem, 75-79;
student asst, Ann Arbor Observatory, 79-80;
teadier math, high sch, Cleveland, Ohio, 80-82;
asst. prof. math, and astron, Boston, 82-84, pro/,

84-15, astron, IS-, acting deaa^ grad. sch, 11-18.
A. A; Astron. Soc

Ooit, Dr. W(lWnir) AOden), WolfviUe, N. "s, Can.
Mathematies, Syracuse, N. Y, July 26, 76.
Ph.B, Boston, 00, fellow, 06-07, PhJ), 13 ; A.M,
Harvard, 07. Instr. math, Vermont, 00-07, asst
prof, 07-08; prof, Acadia, 08-, observer in
charge, meteorol, sta, 10- A.A; Meteorol. Soc;
Astron. Soc.

Ooker, Dr. B(obert) E(rvin), XT. S. Bureau of
Fisheries, Washington, D. C. Zoology. Society
Hill, S. C. June 4, 76. South Carolina, 92-93;
B.S, Nortn Carolina, 96, M.S, 97; Hopkins, 01-

02, 04-06, fellow, 05-06, Bruce fellow, PhD,
06. Asst. biol, North Carolina, 95-97 ; principal
pub. schools, Goldsboro, N. C, 98-01; biologist,
N. C. QW. Surv. and enstodiaa, IT. S. fisheries
Lab, Beaufort, N. C, 02-04; investigation of
flsheriee for Peruvian Govt, 06-08; scientific
asst, Bur. Fisheries, 09, director, IT. S. Biol. Sta,
Fairporty Iowa, 10-15, head, div. sdewHfic
inquiry, 16- Instr. , biol, summer seh, North
Carolina, 97, 99. Delegate from Peru to Int.
Fisheries Cong, 08. A. A; EcoL Soc. (v. prea,
18) ; Fisheries Soc ; Wash. Biol. Soc ; cor. mem.
Davenport Acad, fisheries; drripedes; turties;
fresh-water mussels; guano birds.

Ck>ker; Dr. W(i]liam) OOiainbarB), Chapel Hill,
N. C. •Botany. Hartsville, S. C, Oct 24, 72.
B.S, South Carolina, 94; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01;
Bonn. 01-02, Assoc, prof, bot, North Carolina,
02-0o, prof, and director of arboretum, 08^
Asst. bot, Cold Spring Harbor, 00; chief of bot.
staff, Baltimore Geog. Soc. exped. to Bahamas,

03. A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; N. C. Acad,
(pres, 09); Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc. (ed,
' JourO* Fertilization and embryology of gym«
nosperms and monocotyledons; tropical botany;
flora of the Carolinas; lower fungi; morphology
of monocotyledons; agarics of North Carolina;
trees of North Carolina; davarias of the eastern
ITnited States; Saprolegniaceae of tiie United
States.

Oolaw, J(olin) M(arTin), Box 160, Monterey, Va.
Mathematies. Monterey, March 16, 60. Boan-
oke. 78-79; A.B, Dickinson, 82, A.M, 92; Vir-
ginia, 83-84. Instr, math, high seh, Monterey,
9t- Assoc, ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 84-02.
Algebraic analysis.

Colby, Albert Ladd, 447 Lehigh St, Bethlehem,
Pa. Chemistry, Metallurgy. New York, June
26, 60. CoL City of N. Y; Ph3, Columbia, 81.
Steel metaUurgist, 86- Mem. jury, Paris Expos,
00 ; commissioner, La. Purchase Expos, 04. Chem.
Soc; Mech. Eng; Min. Eng; Civil Eng; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Am. Foundrymen's Ass; Aas.
Steel Mfrs. (sec'y) ^7-); Franklin Inst; Int.
Ass. Test. Mat; British Iron and Steel Intt
Metallurgy of steel.

Oolby, Dr. Arllrar 8(amiid), ITrbana, HI. Botany.
July 4, 87. B.S, N. H. Col, 11; M.S, Illinois,
15, Ph.D, 19. Instr. agr, Pinkerton Acad,
Derry, N. H, 11-13; asst. pomol, nUnois, 13-
15, instr, 1^18, assoc, 18- Ed. diseases of
trees, 'Am. Fruit Grower.' A.A; Phytopath.
Soc; Soc. Hort. ScL Horticulture; cultural
problems in pomaceous and smaU fruits.

Ckdby, Prof. Ohaxles O(arlyle), University of G9ii*
cage, Chicago, lU. Geography, Borneo, Ifidi^

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187

April 18, 84. B.S^ GhicaffO, 09. fellow, 19-14,
PhJ), 17. Aflst geog, Mich. State Nor. Col,
06-08; Chicago. 09; head, dept. geog, State Nor.
Seh, Winona, Miiu^h. 10-18; aasoc prof, geog,
Peabody Col. for Teachers, 14-16; aset. prof,
Chicago, 16- Special expert, div. planning and
statist, IT. S. Shipping Board, 18-19. A. A; Am.
Geog. Soc; Tenn. A«[id. Geography of south-
eastern Minnesota; econondc geography of
North America.

Oolby, Fxof. W(alter) F(nuici8), 322 N. State
St, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physios, Bockford,
Mich, 80. A.B, Michigan, 01, PhJ), 09; Vi-
enna, 02-04; Munich, 12-13. Instr. physios,
Michigan, 09-14^ asst, prof, IS- Mem. staff,
Mt Wilson Observatory, 14-15. AA.; Physica]
Soc Magnetic criticiJ points; optical diGQ[»er-
sion; series in the infra-red.

Oole, Prof. Alfred D(odg«), Ohio State University,
Oolnmbus, Ohio. *Physics. Entland, Vt, Dee.
18, 61. A.B, Brown, 84, A.M, 87; ftopkins,
84-86; summer sch. Harvard, 87; Berlin, 94-
95, 13; summer sch, Cornell, 97; Chicago, sum-
mers, 98, 99, 00, 04. Instr. physics and chem,
Denison, 85-87, acting prof, 87-88, prof, 88-01 :
physics, Ohio State, 01-07; Vassar, 07-08; prof,
an4 head of depi, Ohio State, 08- Prof, phys-
ics, Chicago, summer, 04; trustee, Denison, 01-
07, 11-; war work, TJ.S.N. lab. and Bur. Stand-
ards, summers, 17, 18. A.A. (sec 'y, B, 06-11, v.
pres, 13-14); Physical Soc. (sec'y, 13-17, ed.
board, 18-20; Badio £ng; Ohio Acad. Elec-
tric oscillations; electric waves ^ capillary elec-
trometer; impact excitation; infra-red radia-
tion; electron relays.

Oole, Dr. Fay-Cooper, Field Museum of Natural
History. Chicago, HI. Ethnology^ Plainwell,
Mich, Aug. 8, 81. B.S, Northwestern, 03; Chi-
cago, 03^5; Columbia, 06-06, Ph.D, 14; Berlin,
06. Ethnologist, Field Museum Nat, Hist, 06-
12, asst, curator Malayan ethnoh and physical
anthrop, if- Archeol. exped. to Am. Southwest,
99-04; special investigator. Bur. Science, P. I,
0^12. A.A; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. council, 15,
19). Philippine ethnology; die Tinggian; dis-
tribution ox non-Christian tribes of northern
Luzon; wild tribes of Davao, Mindanao; Chinese
pottery in the Philippines.

Cole, Prof. F(i«iik) K(el8on), Columbia UniTor-
sity. New York, N. 7. *Maihematics. Ash-
land, Mass, Sept. 20, 61. A.B, Harvard, 82,
PhJ), 86; Leipzig and Gottingen, 83-87. Lec-
turer math. Harvard, 85-87; instr, Michigan,
88-89, asst. prof, 89-95; prof, Columbia, 95-
Math. Soc. (sec'y, 95-20, ed, 97-20). Theory of
groups; theory of numbers; mathematical or-
ganization.

Ctole, Harry K(ewton), 702 Forest Ave, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Chemistry, Cuba, N. 7, March
27, 70. A.B, Michigan, 01, B.S. (Ch.E), 06,
M.S, 15. Instr, anal, chem, Michigan, 07- AJk.;
Chem. Soc

Ool% Prof. Howard Inring; University of Oregon,
Eugene. Oregon. ChsmUtry. New Boehelle, N.
T, April 12, 92. B.Chem, Cornell, 14, Ph JX 17.
Prof, chem, Oregon, 19- Capt, C. W. S, 17-19.
Chem. Soc Chemical microscopy.

06to, Prof. If(awTeiioe) W(o08ter), Boulder, Colo.
Comparative psychology. Toledo, Ohio, May 15,

70. B.Ped, Southwest Kansas, 93; A.B, Okla^
homa, 99; AJi, Harvard, 04, PhJ>, 10. Supt
schoohi, £1 Bono, Okla, 97-00; instr. psychoL
and philos, Oklahoma, 00-03, prof, 03-08; instr.
exp. peychol, Wellesley, 08-09; prof, psychol,
Colo, 10- Capt, Sanit. C, 18-19. A.A; PsychoL
Ass. 7%e intelligence of raccoons : visual dis-
crimination of raccoons; relation oif strength of
stimulus to rate of habit formation in the chick;
reactions of frogs to chlorids; mental age and
school entrance.

Ck>l0, Prof. Leon J(acob), University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. ^Zoology, Allegany, N. T, June
1, 77. Mich. Agr. Col; AJB, Michigan, 01;
Ph.D, Harvard, 06. Asst. zool, Michigan. 98-
02; Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 03-06;
chief, div. animid breeding and path, B. L Exp.
Sta, 06-07; instr. zool, Shefield Sci. Sch, Tale,
07-10; asBoc. prof. exp. breeding, col, agr, WiS'
oonsin, 10-14, prof, 14-18, genetics, 18- Mem.
Harriman exped. to Alaska, 99; zool. exped. to
Yucatan, 04; investigator, U. S. Bur. Fisheries,
summers, 01-06. AJL; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool;
assoc. mem. Omith. Union; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Wis. Acad. Genetics; animal behavior; inheri-
tance in pigeons; function of eyes; Pycno-
gonida; Vertebrata of Tucatan.

Oole, Dr. Bufus, 65 E. 77th St, New York, N. Y.
•Medicine. Ashland Co, Ohio, April 30, 72.
B.S, Michigan, 96; M.D, Hopkins, 99. Instr.
med, Hopldns, 00-04, assoc, 04-08; director,
BocJcefeUer Inst, Hasp, 08- AA; Soc. Phar-
macol; Soc. Exp. Path; Am. Physicians; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc Exp. Biol; Soc. Clin. Be-
search. Infectious diseases; immunity.

Ooleman, Prof. A(rtl»ir) P(liilemon), University
of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Geology. Que,
April 4, 52. B.A, Victoria, 76; Ph.D, Breslau,
81. Prof. geol. and nat hist, Victoria, 82-91;
geol, sch. of practical science, Toronto, 91-01,
Toronto, 01-, dean, faculty arts, 19- Geologist,
Bur. of Mines of Ont, 93-09. Murchlson medal,
10. A.A; Geol. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Can.
Inst (pres, 02); fel. Boyal Soc Archean and
glacial geology; physiography; economic geol-
ogy; Sudbury nickel deposits; Iroquois beach;
explorations in the Boc^ Mountains.

Oolemaa, (}eo(rge) A(lbert), 924 Spruce St, Ber-
keley^ Calif. Entomology. London, Nebr, Sept.
24, 66. A3, Stanford, 03, A.M, 05 ; B.E, Nebr.
State Nor. Sch, 06. Forester and entomologist,
Pacific Improv. Co, 03-06; forest supervisor,
U. 8. Forest Service, 06-08; biologist, Calif.
State Fish Commission, 08-09; horticulturist
and entomologist, 09-11 ; curator apiculture, mu-
seum, California, 11-13, instr. entom. apiciUture,
14- A.A; Bntom. Soc Agriculture.

Ooleman, HCarry) 8 (hlpp), Mellon Institute, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Mechanical technology. Colony,
Ejins, July 80, 86. B.S, Kansas, 09. Drafts-
man, A. T. and S. F. B. B, 09-11; engineer,
Jacobs-Shupert Hrebox Co, 11-17 ; Lukens Steel
Co, 17-18; asst. director, MeUon Inst, 18-
Mech. Eng. Locomotive boiler design.

Ooleman, Prof. J(ame8) B(nice), University of
South Carolina. Physics, Aiken, S. C, Feb. 8,
86. B.S, South Carolina, 06, A.M, 10; Columbia,
14. Instr, Ga. Tech, 07-08; physics. South
Carolina, 09-11, adj. prof, 11-12; asst, Colum-
bia, 12-13; asst. prof. South Carolina, 12-15,

138

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

p^of, viai\ 16- Lecturer phjsies, Columbia, 19.
A. A; assoc mem. Physical Soe; Math. Ass.
Electron theory; plane curves.

Ooleman, Major JCames) TChomas), 17 Atlantic
St, Charleston, S. C. Fhysics, Marion, S. C,
Jan. 10, 66. B.S, S. C. Mil. Acad, 86; Chicago,
summers, 97^ 99. Asst. prof. chem. and physics,
S. C. Mil. Acad, 88-96, prof, physics, 96-06;
tnanageff Tradeniidl Ins, Co, of Am, 08- Mem.
jury on sci. instruments and superior jury, S. C.
Interstate and W. I. Expos^ 02. Gold medal,
8. C. Interstate and W. I. Expos, 02. Mem.
Int. Elec. Cong, St. Louis, 04. Physical Soc;
Metrol. Soc; Elliott Soc. (v. pres).

Coleman, Dr. Thomas D(avle0), 936 Hickman
Road, Augusta, Ga. M^icine. Augusta, Jan.
13, 65. A.B, Kentucky, 86, hon. A.M, 08; Hop-
kins, 87-88; M.D, N. T. ITniv, 90; Georgia, 93.
Asst. physiol, Hopkins, 88-89; N. Y. Univ, 89-
90; prof, physiol, Georgia, 93-95, physiol. and
path, and director, path, lab, 95-01, med, 01-03,
principles and practise of med, 03- Consulting
physician,' University, Wilhenford and U. S.
Psychopathic Hospitals. Am. Med. Ass; Climat.
Afls. (pres, 08) ; Ass. Tuber. Internal medicine;
cardio-renal diseases.

Ck>lemaiiy Dr. Warran, 58 W. 55th St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine. Augusta, Ga, Jan. 19, 69.
A.B, Transylvania, 88, A.M, 99; Hopkins, 88-
89; M.D, N. Y. Univ, 91. Prof. clin. med. and
applied pharmacol, med. col, Cornell, 09-18;
asst. prof, med, Univ, and Bellevue Hosp. Med,
Col, 18- Visiting physician, Bellevue Hosp.
A.A; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am.
Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med. Bacteriology of
blood and protein metabolism in typhoid ievei;
diet in typhoid fever.

Ctolay, Dr. WlUam B(radley). 6 W. 50th St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. Westport, Conn, Jan.
12, 62. A.B Yale, 84, hon. A.M, 10 ; M.D, Har-
vard, 88, A.M, 11. Instr. surg, Post-Grad. Med.
Sch. and Hosp, 90-97; din. lecturer, Columbia,
98-08, assoc, 08-09; prof. clin. surg. and later
clin, cancer research, med. col, ComeU, 09-
Chairman, CoUis P. Huntington Fund for Can-
cer Research; attending surgeon, MenL Hosp.
and Hosp. for Ruptur^ and Crippled. A.A;
fel. Surg. Ass; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; S.
Surg, and Gynec. Soc; fel. Am. Acad; N. Y.
Acad. Med; Ijit. Soc. Cancer Research. The
radical cure of hernia; malignant tumors.

Oollett^ Dr. Blary ECllsabeth), Atchison, Kans.
Physiology. Atchison, July 30, 88. A.B, Wei-
lesley, 10; fellow, Pennsylvania, 17-19, PhJ>,
19. Instr. biol, Carnegie Inst, 12-17; fellow
physiol, Clark, 19-20; instr, Buffalo, BO- Mem-
brane permeability; toxicity of acids alone and
in combination with salts.

OoUey, Baginald HCimter), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Forest pathol-
ogy. Canso, N. S, May 27, 87. A.B, Dart-
mouth, 09; A.M, Harvard, 12; Ph.D, George
Washington, 18. Instr. biol, Dartmouth, 09-
10; scientific asst. to Mass. State Forester, 10-
12; Austin teaching fellow bot, Harvard, 10-12;
instr, Dartmouth, 12-16; pathologist, bur. plant
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 16- Instr. bot. Woods
Hole, 13-15. Phytopath. Soc. Fungous dis-
eases of trees and of the brown-tailed moth

caterpillar; white pine blister rust; staining
technique.

Ck>llie, Prof. (}eorge L(aciii8), 48 Sherwood Drive,
S, Beloit, Wis. Oeology. Delavan, Wis, Aug.
11, 57. B.S, Beloit. 81; Ph.D, Harvard, 93.
Principal, high sch, Delavan, 86-90; prof, geol,
Beloit, 9S-, dean, 00-18. A.A; Geol. Soc; Mus.
Ass; Wis. Acad; Wis. Archeol. Soc. (v. pres).
Physiography; drift of southern Wisconsin;
physiography of Rift Valley; British East
Africa.

CtoUina, A(rcliie) Frederick, 600 Riverside Drive,
New York, N. Y. Blectrophysies. South Bend,
Ind, Jan. 8, 69. Chicago, 84-86. Engineer, Col-
lins Wireless Telephone Co, 02-10. Electric
oscillations and electric waves ; wireless telephone.

Odllins, 0(ay) K, Lanham, Md. Botany. Mer-
tensia, N. Y^ Aug. 9, 72. Asst. botanist, bur,
plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-10, botanist,
10- }S.em. Nat. Research Council, 18- A.A;
Soc. Nat. (v. pres, 18); Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Tropical cultures; genetics of maise.

OoVdoB, Prof. H(6nry) H(onier), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology, Kewanee,
Ind, Dec. 10, 85. B.S, California, 15, Le Conte
fellow, 15-16, A.M, 16, Ph.D, 19. Instr. hist,
Rochester Nor. Sch, 05-06; supt. schools, Philo-
math, Oregon, 08-10; Alsea, 10-13; teaching
fellow zool, California, 14-15, research asst,
Scripps Inst, 16-19; head, dept. biol, high sch.
and junior col, Fresno, Calif, 19-20; asst, prof,
biol, Pittsburgh, eo- A.A; Soc. Mammal; West.
Soc. Nat; S. Calif. Biol. Club. Moult, regenera-
tion of pelage, color inheritance and ecology in
mice; autotomy of the tail in rodents; pure line
inheritance in Paramecium.

CtolUns, Prof. JCames) FrankUn, 468 Hope St,
Providence, R, I. Botany. North Anson, Maine,
Dec. 29, 63. Pub. schools; hon. Pb.B, Brown,
96. Curator, herbarium, Brown, 94-11, instr.
bot, 99-05, asst. prof, 05-11, demonstrator, IS-;
forest pathologist, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 11- Col-
laborator and agent, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 07-11;
scientific exploration, Gaspe Peninsula, 04-07.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Forestry Ass; Phytopath. Soc;
SuUivant Moss Soc; Josselyn Bot. Soc; New
Eng. Bot. Club; R. I. Field Nat. Club (pres,
11-13). Forest pathology; plant pathology;
bryology; trees.

OoUiiis, J(olm) B(oblnette), Royal Astronomical
Society, Toronto, Ont, Can. Astronomy, To-
ronto, 65. Gen. sec'y, Royal Astron, Soc. Can,
04-16, second v. pres, 14-19, first v. pres, 19-20,
pres, 20- Mem. Can. Gk)vt. eclipse exped, 05.
Astron. Soc; Royal Astron. Soc. Can; Soc
astron. de France ; Soc. Astron. de Mex. Theories
of gravitation; physical optics.

OolUns, Dr. Joseph, 37 W. 54th St, New York,
N. Y. Neurology, Medicine. Brookfield, Conn,
Sept. 22, 66. Michigan, 84-85; M.D, N. Y.
Univ, 88. Physician, N. Y. City Hosp, 94-;
N. T. Neur. Inst, 09- Alvarenga prize, Phila.
Col. Physicians, 97. Neur. Ass. (pres, 02) ; Am.
Physicians; Am. Med. Ass. Sympathetic nerv-
ous system; the location and function of the
cells in the spinal cord ; the faculty of speech.

Ck>llin8, Prof. JosC^h) V(ietor), Stevens Point,
Wis. Mathematics. Wooster, Ohio, Dec. 26, 58.
Ph.B, Wooster, 79, Ph.D, 86; Hopkins, 80-81,

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82-83. Tutor math, Wooster, 79-80 ; prof, Hast-
ings, 84-88; Miami, 88-93; State Nor. Seh,
Stevens PowU, Wis, 94- Math. Soc; Int. Ass.
Prom. Quaternions. Vector analysis; teaching
of elementary algebra and geometry.

OoUiBB, Jnliiui Ii(loyd), University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Genetics, Kewanna, Ind, Feb.
16, 89. B.S, California, 17. Principal, high sch,
King's Valley, Oregon, 12-14; aast. genetics,
CalQomia, 18, inttr, 18- Soc. Nat; Calif. Bot.
Soo. Plant breeding; Drosophila; zenia in
hybrids; Crepis teehniqne.

OolUns, Dr. Katharine B(iehard8), Buffalo City
Hospital, Buffalo, N. Y. Bacteriology, ^ New
Albany, Ind, March 23, 63. M.D, Michi(?an, 93.
Practising physician, Atlanta, Ga, 94-02; fel-
low, Bockefeller Inst. 02-03; bacteriologist and
asst. director, research lab, Dept. Health, N. Y.
City, 03-08; asst. director, Oa. State Board
Health, 08-18; research worker, dept. path,
Western Beserve^ 18-19; vnstr, path, and hader,
Buffalo, 19-; exec, director, div, laboratories,
Buffalo City Hosp. A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Baet; Soe. Immunol; Ass.
Tuber; Am. Med. Ass. Immunology; dysen-
tery; glanders; pneumoeoeci; agglutinins; peri-
apical abscesses; eczema marginatum.

OoUlns, Dr. B(iU8^) J(oliiifloii), Balfour Sana-
torium, Balfour, B. C, Can. Medicine, Con-
neaut, Ohio, Oct. 3, 91. A.B, Western Beserve/
11, M.D, 15, A.M, 16; Chicago, 16. Instr.
Pharmacol, 15-16; asst. med. supt. N. S. Sana-
torium; med. supt, Balfour Sanatorium, Soc.
Pharmacol; Ass. Tuber; Can. Med. Soe; Can.
Soc. Prev. Tuber. Pharmacology; biochemistry;
tuberculosis; yeratrin; determination of mer-
cury in animal tissues; hexamethylene; absorp-
tion of iodin; X-ray in tuberculosis.

OoUins, WCUliam) DCennis), TJ. S. Oeologiclil
Survey, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Maiden,
Mass, Sept. 4, 75. A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 97.
Prof. chem. and physics, Earlham, 97-06; chem-
iMt, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 06-08; bur. chem, IT. S.
D€i)t. Agr, OS-20; V. 8, Oeol, Surv, BO- Chem.
Soc;- Wash. Acad. Water; metals in foods;
analytical methods; reagents.

OolUos, W(iUia)m HCenry), Haverford College,
Haverford, Pa. Astronomy. Peekskill, N. Y,
Oct. 22, 59. B.S Haverford, 81, A.M, 92. Di-
rector, astron. observatory, Haverford, 92-04,
prefect of college, 97-19, retired, 19. Astron.
Soe. Double star measurements.

Ckdlins, Dr. W(l]Ilaiii) HCenry), 15 Bosedale Ave,
Ottawa, Can. Geology. Chatsworth, Ont, Oct.
26, 78. B.A, Toronto, 04; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 11.
Geologist, Can. GeoL Surv, 06-20, director, BO-
Boyal Soc. Can; Can. Min. Inst. Petrology;
Pre-Cambrian geology.

Ckdony, B(07) J(od), Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. Geology. St. Louis, Mo, March
6, 70. Chrad, Cooper Union, 00, B.Ch, 06; Co-
lumbia, 05. Various commercial positions, 90-
00 ; instr. chem, Cooper Union, 0(M)5, asst. prof,
metal, and miner, 06-16; instr, geol, Columbia,
16- Consulting engineer cement research. Board
of Water Supply, N. Y. City, 14-16. A.A;
Min. Eng; N. Y. Acad. High silica rock for
glass and abrasives; magnetic ore deposits in
southeastern New York; petrography of cement.

CkUpitta, S(dwln) H(airy), Western Electric Co,
463 West St, New York, N. Y. Bleetrical en-
gineering. Point de Bute, N. B, Jan. 19, 72.
A.B, Mt. Allison, 93; Harvard, 96, A.M, 97.
Principal, granunar sch, Carbonear, Newfound-
land, 93-95; asst physics, Harvard, 97-99;
telephone engineer. Am. Telephone and Tele-
graph Co, 99-07 ; Western Eleo. Co, 07- Elec.
Eng; Physical Soc; assoc Badio Eng; Soe. Au-
tomotive Eng. Telephone engineering; radio
telephony.

Oolton, Prof. O(liaileB) A(dam8), Pleasant Val-
ley, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, N. Y,
March 29. '52. E.M, Columbia, 73; hon. Se.D,
Newark Tech. Sch^ 19. Asst. miner, sch. mines,
Columbia. 73-82; prof. chem. and miner, Bose,
82-84; director, Newark Tech. Sch, 84-18, emer*
director, IS- Min. Eng; Chem. Soc Miner-
alogy.

Oolton, Prof. Harold S (alien). University of
Pennsylvania, l^hiladelphia. Pa. Zoology. Phil-
adelphia, Aug. 29, 81. B.S, Pennsylvania, 04,
A.M, 06, fellow, 07-08, Ph.D, 08; Carnegie In-
stitution table, Naples Zool. Sta, 08-09. Asst.
BOol, PenTisylvania, 09-12, instr, 12-18, asst*
prof, 19- Capt, intelligence div, 18-19. AA;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Anthrop. Ass; Ecol. Soc;
Phila. Acad; Am. Geog. Soc. Geography;
ecology of fresh-water and marine Mollusca; ex-
cretion in Ascidians; geography and archeology
of central Arizona; educational statistics re-
lated to zoology.

Ck>lTlii, Prof. Stephen SOieldon), Brown Univer-
sity, Providence. B. I. Psychology, Education,
Pheniz, B. I, March 29, 69. Ph.B, Brown, 91,
A.M, 94; Ph.D, Strasbourg, 97; Clark, 97-01.
Instr. rhetoric, Brown, 9^95; English High
Sch, Worcester, 97-01; asst. prof, psychol,
Illinois, 01-03; philos. Brown, 03-04; assoc
prof, psychol, Illinois, 04-07, prof, 07-12; edue,
psychol, Brown, IB- A. A; Psychol. Ass. The
philosophical phases of psychology; the interests
of adolescence as shown in school compositions;
color perception of animals; ideational types of
school children; the psychology of learning;
psychology of high school subjects ; semi-charac-
ter tests; mental tests; educational advice and
direction.

Oomay, Dr. Arthur M(e88iiiger), Upland Ave,
Chester, Pa. ^Chemistry, Boston, Mass, Nov.
10, 61. AJ3, Harvard, 82; Ph.D, Heidelberg,
85. Instr. chem. and director, summer sch. at
chem. Harvard, 85-89; prof. Tufts, 89-93;
anaL and consulting chemist, 93-06; director,
east, lab, E, I, duPont de Nemours Powder Co,
06- Chairman explosives sub-committee, Nat.
Besearch Council, 17-19. A. A; Chem. Soe. Am.
Acad; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. G'esell. An-
alytical and technical chemistry.

Oompton, Dr. Arthur H(oUy), Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. *Physies, Wooster,
Ohio, Sept. 10, 92. B.Sc, Wooster, 13; fellow,
Princeton, 13, A.M, 14,.Ph.D, 16. Asst. physics,
Wooster, 10-11, chem, 11-12; instr. physics,
Princeton, 14-15; Minnesota, 16-17; research
physicist, Westinghouse Lamp Co, 17-19; Nat.
Besearch fellow, 19-20; prof, physics and head
of dept, Washington (St, Lou/is), BO- AJL;
Physical Soc. The earth's rotation; specifio

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heat of solids; size, shape tad distribution of
eleetrons in atoms.

Oompton, Prof. Karl T(aylor), 30 Linden Lane,
Princeton, N. J. ^Phygiea. Wooster, Ohio, Sept
14, 87. Ph.B, Wooster, 08. M.8, 09; fellow,
Princeton, 11-18, PhJ), 12. Instr. physics,
Wooster, 07-09, chem, 0^10; teaching fellow,
Princeton, 10-11; instr. phyaics, Beed, 13-16;
asst. prof, Prineeton, 16-19, prof, 19^ AJL;
Physical Soc; Optical Soe. Wehnelt inter-
rupter; photoelectric effect; contact difference
of potential and Peltier effect; structure of
crystals by X-ray photography; wireless ther-
mionic detectors; thermal effects •produced by
stretching of wires; ionization, fluorescence and
dissociation of gases; low voltage arcs; spectral
radiation.

Oomstock, Dr. Ofaaxlefl W(oitlilxigtoii), 76 Grant
St, Denver, Colo. Engineering, Mathematical
physics. Maroa, HI, Feb. 10, 70. E.M, G.E,
Colo. Sch. of Mines, 90; M.C.E, Cornell, 94,
Ph.D, 98. Instr. civil eng, Cornell, 90-92; asst.
to Geo. S. Morison, civil engineer, 92-93; instr.
civil eng, Cornell. 93-97; prof, mining eng, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 97-02; practising civil and mining
engineer, 02-09; state engineer, Colo, 09-13.
A.A. (sec'y, I>, 01) ; Civil Eng; Min. Eng; Mech.
Eng; assoc. Elec. Eng; Colo. Sd. Soc. (sec'y,
98-00); Int. Ass. Prom. Quaternions; London
Inst. Min. and Metal ; N. of England Inst. Min.
and Mech. En^. Elasticity of solids, especially
in its engineering applications.

Comstock, Prof. Olarenoa E(liner), Bradley Poly-
technic Institute, Peoria, HI. Mathematics.
Galesburg, Dl, May 5, 66. A.B, Knox, 88, A.M,
91; Hopkins, 92-93, 94-95; Chicago, 95-96.
Instr. math, and English, Blackburn, 88-89;
math, Knox, 89-92, 93-94; Princeton- Yale Sch,
Chicago, 96-97; Bradley PolytecK Inst, 97-02.
prof. Of' A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; British
Math. Ass; Eng. Educ; Cent. Ass. Sci. and
Math. Teachers (pres, 06).

Comstock, Prof. D(aiilel) F(ro8t), 110 Brookline
Ave, Boston, Mass. *Physios. Newport, B. I,
Aug. 14, 83. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04, Sava^re
feUow, 05-07; Berlin^ Zurich and Basel, PhJ),
Basel, 06; Cambridge, England, 06-07. Asst.
physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-05, instr. theoret.
physics, 05-10, asst. prof, 10-15, assoc. prof,
15-17; exp. director submarine detection, T7.S.N.
17-19; V. pres, Katm/us, Comstock and Wesoott,
Ine, 14- Director, various corporations. A.A;
Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Optical Soc; Am. Acad; Inst. Social Sci. The-
oretical physics; electromagnetic theory; mag-
netism; theory of matter; relativity theory;
electromagnetic mass and its relation to energy;
theory of radiation; magnetic properties of sat-
urated iron; theory of light; color motion pic-
ture photography; nature of matter and elec-
tricity; theory of optica.

Oamflto<^ Prof. Siting H(oaglitaling), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Mathe-
maiios. Milwaukee, Wis, June 26, 76. B.S,
Wisconsin, 97; fellow. Cornell, 97-98; fellow,
Chicago, 98-99; hon. fellow, Wisconsin, 99-00;
M.S, Minnesota, 07. Instr. math, Blaine High
Sch, West Superior, Wis, 00-01; principal, high
sch, Houghton, Mich. 01-03, supt. schools, 08-
06; instr. math, sch. mines, Minnesota, 06-07,

asst. prof. 07-08, prof. mseh. and math, 08^
A. A; Matn. Soe; Eng. Educ Harmonic curvea
of three frequencies; Abelian functions; higher
geometry.

Ckimatock, Prof. F(raiik) M(a8on), 2085 Cornell
Boad, aeveland, Ohio. Natvirai history. LeBoy,
N. Y, May 20, 65. A.B, C.E, Union, 76, fdlow,
7^77, A.M, 79, hon. Ph.D, 91. Instr. 8cienC6|
LeEoy Acad. Inst, 78-79, principal, 79-01;
prof. nat. hist, and English, Case, 91-02, not.
hist, and descriptive geom, 0B-, acting pres, 12-
13. Asst^ Adirondack Surv, 76. Forestry Aas;
Ohio Acad; Bochester Acad; Can. Forestry Aas.
Glacial geology.

Oomstbck, Prof. GeoCrge) OCary), Obsenratorj
Hill, Madison, Wis. ^Astronomy, Madison,
Feb. 12, 55. Ph.B, Michigan, 77, hon. ScD, 07;
LL.B, Wisconsin, 83; LL.D, Illinois, 07. Prof.
math, and astron, Ohio State, 85-87; at^ron,
Wisconsin, 87^, assoc director, Washby/m Ob-
servatory, 87-89, director, 89-, dean, giad. sch,
06-12. Becorder and asst, U. S. Lake Surv, 74-
77; asst. engineer, Improv. Mississippi Biver,
78-79. Nat. Acad; A.A. (sec'y. A, 89, v. pres,
94) ; Astron. Soc. (sec'y, 99-08, v. pres, 08-13) ;
Am. Acad. Astronomy of position; double
stars; proper motions; refraction; aberration.

Oomatock, Prof. J(olm) HCenry), 123 Boberts
Place, Ithaca, N. T. ^Bntomology. Janesvffla,
Wis, Feb. 24, 49. B.S, Cornell, 74. Instr. and
prof, entom, Cornell, 74-14, emer, prof, 14-
Entomologist, U. S. Bept. Agr, 79-81; non-res.
prof, entom, Stanford. A.A; Soc Nat; hon. feL
Entom. Soc. (pres, 07); Soc. Zool; Philos. Soc;
Calif. Acad; hon. fel. Ont. Entom. Soc; Soc
Belpre d 'Entom ; London Entom. Soc ; Soc. entom.
de France. Cocddae; manual of inseets; elaari-
fication of Lepidoptera; skeleton of the head of
insects; manual of North American Arachnida;
the wings of insects.

Cknofltock, ICrs. J. H. (Anna Botsford), Ithaea,
N. T. Entomology, Nature study. Otto, N. Y,
Sept. 1, 54. B.S, Cornell, 85. Aast. to Prof. J.
H. Comstock in his work on scale inseets; aast.
prof, exten. dept, Cornell, 99; lecturer, Stanford,
99-00; prof, nature study, Cornel. Bronze
medal, Pan-Am. Expos, 01. Soc Am. Wood
Engravers. Entomological illustration and en-
graving; nature-study.

Comstock, William James, 43 Trumbull St, New
Haven, Conn. Chemistry. Toledo, Ohio, June 15,
60. Ph.B, Tale, 79; fellow, Hopkins, 81-82;
Munich, 82-87. Instr. org. chem, Sheffield 8oL
Sch, Tale, 88- Organic chemistry.

Conant, Prof. J(ame6) B(ryant), Cambridge, Mass.
Chemistry. Boston, Mass, March 26, 93. A.B,
Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem. Harvard,
16-17, asst. prof, 19- Major, research div,
C.W.S, 17-18. Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry;
addition reactions of unsaturated compounds.

Ckmard, Dr. Henry 8(li06malrar), Grinnell, Iowa.
Botany. Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 12, 74. B.S,
Haverford, 94, A.M, 95; Harrison fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 99-01, PhJD, 01, senior fellow, 01-03 ;
Johnston scholar, Hopkins, 05-06. Teacher
science, Westtown Boarding Sch, 95-99; instr.
hot, Pennsylvania, 03-05; prof, Orinnell, 06-
Lecturer, Iowa State, summer, 13; Harvard, 16.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Iowa Aead.

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(pros, 14) ; Iowa Conaervation Aas. Plant anat-
omy and taxonomy; Nymphaeaceae; ha^-scented
fern; Seeotinm; Simblum.

Oonoepclaii, Pzof . Isalielo, Ingnlar Bnreau, War
Department, Washington, D. C. Fhysiology.
Manila, July 8, 86. M.D, TJniv. Philippines, 12.
Asst. bioL lab, Bur. Science, P. I, 12-13; asst.
phy9iol, Univ. Philippines, 13-14, instr, 14-17,
asst, prof, IS-- Lecturer baeter. hygiene, TJniv.
Philippines, 13-14. Am. Med. Ass; PhysioL
Soc; P. I. Med. Ass. (sec'y, 19). Biochemistry;
blood pressure, normal urine and nutrition of
the Filipinos.

Condit, D(am6l) Dale, 47 Parliament St, London,
England. Oeology. Pataskala, Ohio, Feb. 28, 86.
A.B, Ohio State, 09; A.M, Columbia, 10. Geolo-
gist, XT. 8. Geol. Suit, 12-19; 8. Pearson and
Son, 19- Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Oil geology;
geological exploration of India.

Oondit, I(ra) J(nd80xi), Cory Building, Fresno,
Calif. Hortieidture, Jersey, Ohio, Nov. 18, 83.
BJ9, Ohio State, 05. Florist, Ohio State, 05-06;
scientific assi, bur. entom, 17. 8. Dept. Agr, 06-
07; instr, Calif. Polytech, 07-12; citriculture,
California, 13-16, asst. prof, 16-19; hortiota-
twist and direeior, Forkner Fig Exp. Sta,
Fresno, 19-20; dept. hort, Calif, Peaeh and Fig
Growers Ass, tO- Semi-tropical fruits.

Condxa, Pxof. Qeorga B(yert), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Geography^ Geology.
Seymour, Iowa, Feb. 2, 69. \B.S, Nebraska, 97,
A.M, 98, Ph.D, 01. Head, science dept, Lincoln
Nor. Sch, 92-96; high sch, Lincoln, 96-02; instr.
geog. and econ. geol, Nebraska, 02-03, asst. prof,
03-04, assoc. prof, 04-06, prof, 05-, head of
dept, 08- Asst, Nebr. Geol. Surv, 96-02, asst.
state geologist, 02-; prof, geog, summer session,
Cornell, 07-10; chairman, Nebr. Conservation
Commission, 08- A. A; Ass. Geog; Micros. Soc;
Nebr. Acad, (pros, 09); Nebr. Sci. Teachers'
Ass. (pros, 98). Coal measure Bryozoa of Ne-
braska; geography and agricultural geology of
Nebraska; water supply; opening of the Indian
Territory; sand and gravel resources; land eros-
ion; soil areas of Nebraska; agriculture geog-
raphy and geology of the Great Plains.

Cone, Dr. Lee H(olt), Mountain Lakes, N. J.
Chemitiry. Harlan, Iowa, Feb. 19, 80. B.8,
Pomona, 01; Ph.D, Michigan, 05; Berlin, 07-
08. Instr. chem, Pomona, 01-02; Carnegie re-
search asst, 03-05; instr. org. chem, Michigan,
05-10, asst. prof, 10-18, assoc. prof, 1*-16 ; with
Dow Chem. Co, 16-17; Nat. Aniiine and Chem.
Co, 17, director of mawufaetwre. tO^ AA.;
Chem. Soe; Chem. Gesell. Organic chemistry;
the constitution of triphenylmethyl; quino-
carbonium salts; derivatives and the constitu-
tion of histidin; constitution of salts of acridin.

tkmA, Trot. J(e88e) L(eroy), 338 E. 26th St, New
York, N. Y. Anatomy. Mt. Auburn, HI, Jan.
31, 83. A.B, James Millikin, 12; A.M, Illinois,
13, Ph.D, 16. Teaching fellow, Illinois, 13-16;
instr. anat, Univ. and BeUevue Hosp. Med. Col,
16-19, asst, prof, 19- Ass. Anat. Comparative
anatomy.

Oongdon, Prof. Leon AO)el), Syracuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Owego, N. Y,
May 8, 85. B.S, Syracuse, 08; M.8, Colgate,
16; Paris, 19. Chemist, N. J. Exp. Sta, 09-10;

N. D^ Exp. Sta, 10-14; chief, food and drug
aiv, Kans. State Board of Health, 14-17 • asst
Prof, chem, Syracuse, 19- Lecturer food. Wash-
bum, 17; capt, Sanit. C, 17-19. Analytical and
biological chemistry; food; nutrition.

^^V ^'^'' ^^ OOifton), 379 Forest Ave,
East I^ing, Mich. Zoology, ZanesviUe, Ohio

??^' 3J^' ^•®' ^^^0 Wesleyan, 08; A.M
Ohio State, 12. Prof, biol, Wilmington CoL 09-^
12; instr. and later assoe. prof, sool, Mioh. Agr.
Col, It- A. A; Soc. Mammal; Micros. Soc.
Neurology; parasitology.

Oo^ln, Prof. Edmund S(mitli), University of
B^S5^' ^''^^''^/ 97^J??''- ^^^^ology. New
?Q i'J^""??' ^P'i? ^^' ^' ^'^y Springfield,
08; AM Chirk, 09, Ph.D, 11. Awt. prof.
psyohol, Oregon, n-iB, prof, attd head of dept,
I J- A.A. Motivations of conduct; test tech-
nique.

^'v^T^^^ ^^ ^<"^>' Mneeton Univer.
«ty, Princeton N. J. •Zoology. Waldo, Ohio,
Nov. 24, 63. B.8, Ohio Wesleyan, 85 A3 86

sylvania 08 Prof, biol, oiio Wesleyin, 91^

ItL! iJ^^'H^^^'^'^^^'' Pennsylvania,
96-08; Princeton, 08- Instr, Woods Hole, 91-^
97, trustee, 97-; mem. advisory board, Wistar
Inst; assoc. ed, 'Jour, of Moiph,' 'BioL Bui.'
and 'Jour. Exp. Zool.' Seventii Int. Cong.
ZooL (organizing sec'y for embryol) ; Int. ZooL
Cong, Graz, 10- Int. Ass. Academies, Eome, 10.
Nat. Acad ; AA. (v. pros, 07) ; Soe. Nat. (pros,
12) ; Soc. Zool. (pros, 99); Ass. Anat; Soc. Exp!
Biol; Philos. Soc (sec'y, 01-08); Am. Acad;
Phila. Acad. (v. pros, 01-); /or. mem. Bo-
hemian Eoyal Soc; Soc. Beige de Biol; Soc.
Koyale de Med. de Bruxelles. Embryology
of Gasteropoda, Brachiopoda, Tunicata and
Coelenterata; ceUular history of development;
cytolo^, karyokinesis and cytokinesis; cell size
and body size; organization of the egg; cause of
inverse symmetry; organ-forming substances:
mechanism of heredity; heredity and environ-
ment; mechanism of evolution; human evolution
in retrospect and prospect.

Conn, Dr. H(arold) J(oel), Agricultural Bxperi-
ment Station, Gfeneva, N. Y. Bacteriology.
MiddletoTO Conn May 29, 86. Ph.B, Wesleyai,
08; PhD, ComeU, 11. Asst soU tech, Coniell
-bxp. Sta, 08-11; assoo. bacteriologist, N. Y.
£xp. Sta, Geneva, 11- Lecturer and instr.
baeter, Hopkins, 15. Soc. Bact. (asst. ed, 'Ab-
stracts,' 19-); Soc Agron. SoU bacteriology;
fungi in soils; methods of pure culture study.

Oonneli Prof. W(alter) TQiomas). 11 Arch St,
Kingston, Can. Pathology, Spencerville, Out.
Dec. 15, 73. M.D, Queen's (Can), 94; MJB.CJ3
England, and L,B.C.P, London, 95; London, 95-
96. Prof, path, and baeter, Queen*s (Can), 96-
Bacteriologist, Dairy Sch, Kingston, Out, 97-;
asst. bacteriologist,^ Provincial Board of Health,
Ont, 04- Lieut, col, C.A.M.C, 15-19. Ass. Path!
and Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Can. Med. Ass;
assoc. Royal Sanit. Inst. Gt. Britain. Bacteriol-
ogy; tetanus bacillus; bacteria of cheese; bac-
terial water analysis; pasteurization of milk,
whey and other factory by-products.

Oonnell, W(llliam) H(airy), 1520 Spruce St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Highway engineering. New York,

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N. Yf 78. Fordham. Asst, eng. eozps, N. Y.
City, 00-10; deputy commissioner, pub. works,
Bronx, 10-12; chief, bur. highways and stieet
cleaning, Philadelphia, 12-17; eng. exec, Day
and Zimmerman, 17-19; on exec, staff, Phila.
Bapid Transit, 19- Lecturer highway eng, Co-
lumbia; Franklin Inst. Civil Eng; Boad Ass.
(director); N. Y. Munic. Eng; Phila. Munic.
Eng. (pros, 14) ; Phila. Eng. Club. Methods of
construction, materials^ cost and maintenance of
highways.

Conner, Arthur Benjamin, College Station, Tex.
Agriculture, Bosebud, Tex, Oct. 10, 82. B.S,
Tex. Col, 04. Chief, div, agron. and v, director,
Tex, Col, 11- Agronomy; crop improvement;
grain sorghum inbreeding.

Conner, Samuel D, Purdue University, La Fayette,
Ind. Chemistry, Ind, 72. B.S, Purdue, 94,
M.S, 07. Asst, prof, chem, Pwrdue, 04-11, assoc,
chemist soUs and crops, Exp, 8ta, 11- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; Ind. Acad. Soil fer-
tility and acidity.

Connolly, Bey. C(omeUn8) J(08eph), Antigonish,
N. S, Can. Biology, Stellarton, N. 8, March
6, 83. A.B, St. Francis Xavier, 03; Ph.D,
Munich, 11. Frof. hiol, Bt. Francis Xavier, 11-
N. 8. Inst, (second v. pres, 18, first v. pres, 19) ;
Bavarian Bot. Soc. The angler fish; Florideae.

Connolly, Dr. Gerald CCharles), 1116 N. Eutaw
St, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry, Baltimore Co,
Aug. 7, 90. A.B, Bock Hill, 12 ; Ph.D, Hopkins,
16. Cniemiat, Davison Chem. Co. A. A; Chem.
Soc. Effect of neutral salts on the hydrolysis
of acetic anhydrid.

Conrad, Abram H, 4028 Jackson Boulevard, C^hi-
cago, ni. Botany, Crawfordsville, Ind, 50.
Wabash, 74; A.M, Wooster, 97; Chicago, 98-99.
Teacher hiol, West. Nor. Col, 84-89; prof.
Parsons, 89-96; head teacher, B. T. Crane High
Sch, Chicago, 99-14, Crane Junior Col, 14-
lowa Acad; Chicago Acad. Plant morphology
and physiology.

Conradl, Prof. A(lbert) F(redenck), demson Col-
lege, S. C. Zoology, New Bremen, Ohio, Aug.
27, 78. B.S.A, Ohio State, 01 ; M.S, N. H. Col,
02. Instr. zool. and entom, N. H. Col, 01-03;
asst. state entomologist, Tex, 03-04, state ento-
mologist and prof, entom. and zool, Texas, 04-
07; Clemson, 07-08; entomologist and zoologist,
8, C, Exp, 8ta, 08- Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom; EcoL Soc. Entomology; strongyloid
parasites of the digestive tract of ruminants;
relation of temperature to insect activity.

Conrey, Chiy W(oolard), Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. SoUs, Northboro, Iowa,
Bee. 10, 87. A.B, Michigan, 08, A.M, 09. Asst.
physical chem, Michigan, 08-09; div. soils.
Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 09-17, chemist,
10-17; in*tr. «o<te, Wisconsin, 14-17; Ohio 8tate,
17- A.A. Soil physics and soil surveying.

Constant, Prof. F(rank) H(&ry)> Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. CivU engineering,
Cincinnati, Ohio, July 25, 69. C.E, Cincinnati,
91. Asst. engineer. King Bridge Co, 91-93;
engineer, Osbom Engineering Co, 93-95; asst.
prof, structural eng, Minnesota, 95-97, prof,
97-14; prof, civil eng. and head of dept, Prince-
ton, 14- Consulting engineer. Civil Eng; Eng.

Educ. (mem. council, 09-12). Structural engi-
neering.

Converse, Dr. Henry Adigmitas), State Normal
School, Harrisonburg, Va. Mathematics, Louis-
ville, Ky, June 3, 75. A.B, Hampden-Sidney,
93; PhJO, Hopkins, 03. Instr. math^ Shenan-
doah Val. Acad, 93-99; student asst, Hopkins,
02-03, instr, 03-04; Baltimore Polytech, 04-06;
prof. math, and physics and dean of the faculty,
Davis and Elkins, 06-08; instr. math, Balti-
more Polytech, 08, head of dept, 09; regis-
trar. State Nor, 8ch, Harrisonburg, Va. A. A;
Math. Soc; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle States
and Md. Geometry by means of vector anal-
ysis in the plane; aections of regular figures
in n-dimensions in connection with the group
theory; double parabola by means of vector an-
alysis; methods of teaching mathematics.

Conwell, Prof. G(eorge) M(acfeely), New York
State College for Teachers, Albany, N. Y.
Mathematics, Vineland, N. J, June 7, 83. A.B,
Princeton, 05, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 08. Instr. math,
Yale, 08-15; asst, prof, N. Y, State Col, Teach-
ers, IS- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Groups.

Conwell, Prof. HCennon) H(enry), Moscow, Idaho.
Mathematics, Topeka, Kans, April 18, 86. B.S,
Eiinsas State, 07; M.S, Eiinsas, 15. Assoc
prof, math, New Mexico, 08-13 ; instr, Kansas,
13-15; assoc, prof, Idaho, 15- A.A; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Abelian functions.

Cook, Prof. A(lfred) N(ewton), Vermilion, &
Dak. Chemistry, Cornell^ lU, Feb. 22, 66.
B.S, Knox, 90; Chicago, 95; Ph.D, Wisconsin,
08. Prof. nat. science. Amity, 92-94; chem.
and physics. Upper Iowa, 94-98; asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 98-00; prof, Momingside, 00-04;
South Dakota, 04- State food and drug com-
missioner, S. Dak, 09-13. A.A; Chem. See.
(pres, 8. Dak. seet, 15-18) ; Iowa Acad; S. Dak.
Acad, (pres) ; Chem. Gesell. Derivatives, prepa-
ration and properties of phenyl ethers; sul-
phonie acid derivatives of tolyl ethers.

Cook, Dr. Cha(rle)8 a(llpin), 227A Monroe 8t,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Glenville, Md,
Nov. 25, 66. B.S, Haverford, 92, A.M, 93;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 98. . Instr, Bridgewater Col, 93-
94; principal, Aurora Acad, 94-95; instr. chem,
Boys* High 8ch, BrooJclyn, 99- Chemist, Mathi,
Inghram and Co, Baltimore, Md; lab. asst.
chem, Haverford. Double halids of tin with
aliphatic amins; practical chemistry.

Cook, C]iA(ne)8 W(ilford), 502 Elm St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Geology, Mineralogy, Fenton,
Mich, Sept. 17, 82. A.B, Michigan, 04, M.S,
06, Ph.D, -13. Asst. miner, Michigan, 05-06;
prof, chem. Pacific (Oregon), 06-08; asst.
miner, Michigan, 08-09, instr. econ, geol, 09-14,
asst. prof, 14-20, assoc. prof, BO- Asst. geolo-
gist, Mich. Qeol. Surv, 10-13; expert asst. to
appraiser of mines, Mich, summer, 11; special
investigtaions in western and southern U. S, also
in N. S. and P. Q, 17-18. Geol. Soc; Mich.
Acad. American minerals; rare metals.

Cook, Dr. F(rank) C(unniincs), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry. Litchfield, Conn, July 14, 77. A.B, Yale,
00, M.S, 04; Ph.D, George Washington, 08.
Physiol, chemist, hur, chem, U, 8, Dept. Agr, OS—
Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Borne, 06, London, 09.

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A.A; Chem. Soe; 8oe. BioL Chem; Ass. Agr.
Chem; Wash. Acad. Metabolism experiments
wiUi organic and inorganic phosphorus; meat
extracts and similar preparations; cold storage;
metabolism; enzymes; insecticides; fungicides.

06ok, Harold J(ama8), Agate, Nebr. Vertebrate
paleontology. Geology, Cheyenne, Wyo, July 31,
87. Nebraska, 07-08; Columbia, 09. Mem.
State Oeol. 8urv, Nebr, 06-; field staff, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 09. A. A; Paleont. 8oc; Ass.
Petrol. Geol; Min. and Metal. Eng; Forestry
Ass; hon. life mem. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist; assoe.
mem. ArcheoL Inst; Nebr. Acad. New fossil
yertebrates; Tertiary geology.

Oook, Dr. Margaret H(arri8), 122 W. Linn St,
Belief onte, Pa. Zoology. Belief onto, May 14,
74. B.S, Pennsylvania, 04, Ph.D, 08. Instr.
zool, Wellesley, 08-16. A.A; Soc. Zool. Sper-
matogenesis in Lepidoptera; origin and distri-
bution of taste buds in Squalus acanthias.

Oook, Dr. Harjozla W(astoii), University of Call*
fomia, Berkeley, Calif. Bacteriology. Woon-
socket, E. I, July 16, 89. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 11 ;
A.M, Brown^ 18, PhJ), 19; fellow, Northwestern,
19. Besearch asst, H. K. Mulford Co, 12-17;
asst. bacteriologist, board of health, Providence,
R. I, 18-19; research fellow bacter, CcUifornia,
19- Soc Bact. Immunity; hemolytic action of
Streptococcus.

Cook, Prof. M6l(vl]le) T(hnrBton), New Bruns-
wick, N. J. *Plant pathology. Coffeen, 111,
Sept. 20, 69. A3; Stanford, 94; A.M, De Pauw,
01; fellow, Ohio State, 01-02, Ph.D, 04. Prin-
cipal, high sch, Vandalia, HI, 94-95; instr. biol,
De Pauw, 95-97, prof, 97-04; plant pathologist,
Cuban Exp. Sta, Santiago, 04^07; DeL Exp. Sta,
07-11; prof, plant path, Bvtgers, and plant
pathologiet, N. J. Exp. Sta, and State Dept.
Agr, 11- Lecturer human embryol, Central Col.
Physicians and Surg, Indianapolis, 02-03 ; eomp.
anat, Med. CoL of Ind, 03-04. A. A. (sec'y, G,
18); Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. (v.
pros, 16, pres, 17); Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Ind. Acad. Vegetable galls;
embryology; tannin; text books on botany.

Oooky O(rstor) F (viler), Lanham, Md. * Biology,
Clyde, N. Y, May 28, 67. Ph.B, Syracuse, 90.
Instr, Syracuse, 90-91 ; special agent in Liberia,
N. Y. State Colonization Soc, 91-98; special
agent, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 98-01, botanist for
tropical agr, 01-09,v bUmomUt in charge accUmO'
tiaaiion and adaptation investigations, 09-^
Asst. curator erypt. bot. and custodian myria-
pods, 17. S. Nat. Museum. A. A; Bot. Soc; Ass.
Geog; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc; Wash. Anthrop. Soc; Wash. Bot.
Soc Tropical agriculture; African coloniza-
tion; taxonomy; evolution; Myriapoda; palms;
origins and histories of tiopical economic
plants; heredity, acclimatization and adapta*
tion, especially of cotton and com.

Cook, Dr. SCanmel) B(idbard), 755 Emry St, San
Jose, Calif. Experimental physics. Minden,
Can, Feb. 14, 65. B.S, Michigan, 95, M.S, 97;
fellow, Nebrasika, 97-99, A.M, 98; fellow, Cor-
nell, 04-05, Ph.D, 05 ; Berlin, 06-07. Principal,
high sch, Wahoo, Nebr, 99-01; instr. physics and
chem, Washburn, 01-02; physics. Case, 02-04;
prof, physics, and astron, Allegheny, 05-06;

physics and math. Pacific (Calif), 07- AJl;
Physical Soc; Nebr. Teachers Physics and Chem.
(pres, 99). Escape of gases from planetary at-
mospherefe; fiutings in sound waves; permanency
of planetary atmospheres; theory of the electric
rectifier; velocity of sound at the temperature
of liquid air.

Cook, Prof. WlUiain Adellwrt^ Vermilion, S. Dak.
Education. Neponset, 111, Aug. 31, 81. A.B,
lUinois, 02, A.M, 11; fellow, Wisconsin, 11-13,
Ph.D, 13. High sch. visitor, Colorado, 13-18;
prof, secondary educ. South Dakota, 18-19,
educ, 19- Educational administration; ability
in typewriting and stenography; spelling; school
sanitation.

Oooke, Dr. O(harlw) Montague, Jr, P. O. Box
717, Honolulu, Hawaii. Zoology. Honolulu,
Dec. 22, 74. A.B, Yale, 97, Ph.D, 01. Curator
Pulmonata, Bishop Museumy Ot- London Mala-
col. Soc. Hawaiian Pulmonata.

Oooke, Dr. 0(harle8) Wythe, U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Baltimore,
Md, July 20, 87. A.B, Hopkins, 08, fellow, 11-
12, Ph.D, 12. Geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv,
10- A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc. Geology and paleontol-
ogy of the Coastal Plain; Tertiary Mollusea of
the West Indies; Mississippian of Maryland.

Oooke, Prof. H(ereward) L(ester), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. Physics. Montreal,
Can, March 26, 79. A.B, McGill, 00, A.M, 03;
1851 Exhibition scholar, Cambridge, 03-06.
Demonstrator phy«u», McGill, 02-03; asst. prof,
Princeton, 06-19, prof, 19- Physical Soc; Soc.
de Physique. Experimental physics; density of
ice; radioactivity; thermionics; surveying with
aeroplane photographs.

Oooke, Prof. J(ean) V(aljeaii), Washington XJni'
versity Medical School, St. Louis, Mo. Pediat-
rics. Brownsville, Pa, June 19, 83. A.B, West
Virginia, 03; Yale, 04; M.D, Hopkins, 08.
Instr. path, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
08-10 ; res. pathologist. Pa. Hosp, Phila, 10-11 ;
instr. path, Tulane, 11-12; asst. prof. path, and
director, lab. animal exp, California, 12^17;
assoc. pediat, Washington (St. Lowis), 18-20,
assoc. prof, tO- Asst. physician, St. Louis Child
Hosp, 18- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol, (sec'y. Pacific Coast
branch, 13-17) ; Cent. States Pediat. Soc. Bac-
teriology; metabolism after parathyroidectomy;
intestinal obstruction; proteose intoxication;
tuberculosis; hereditary syphilis.

Oooke, Dr. Bobart A(nder80n), 375 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Holmdel, N. J.
A.B, Butgers, 00, A.M, 04; M.D, Columbia, 04.
Assoc, attending physician, N. T. Hosp, 20-;
N. Y. Post'Qrad. Hosp, X0-; lecturer applied
immunol, med. col, Cornell, tO- Soc. CJlin. In-
vest; Harvey Soc. Human hypersensitiveness;
allergy; anaphylaxis.

Oooke, Prof. Thomaa F(owke), 618 Delaware Ave,
Buffalo, N. Y. Physics. New York, N. Y, Feb.
15, 83. M.E, Columbia, 04. Physicist, N. Y.
State Inst. Study Malignant Diseases, 17-20;
asst. prof, physics, Buffalo.

Ooolbau^ M(6lvllle) F(iiUer), Golden, Colo.
Chemistry. Monroe Ck), Pa, Feb. 8, 77. B.S,

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Colo. Col^ 02; AM, C!olnmbia, 05. Instr. ohem,
Colo. Col, 02-04; asst, Colombia, 05; prof, 8.
Dak. 8eh. Mmes, 05-14; asat. prof, Case, 15-
17; prof, Colo. Seh. Mines, 17-19. With offense
div, C.W.8, 18. Chem. Soe; Min. and Metal.
Eng. The determination of antimony and lead;
complex ore treatment.

Ooolay, Dr. J(acqndin) S(]iiifh), XT. 8. Depart*
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany,
Middletown, Va, July 24, 83. A.B, Bandolph-
Macon, 06; Mj9, Va. Polyteeh, 11; Lackland
fellow, Washington (St. Louis), 12-14, PhD,
14. Asst. plant patii, Va. Exp. Sta, 11-12;
scientific asst, asst. pathologist and later pathol-
ogist, bur. plant indiui, V. 8, Dept. Agr, A. A;
Bot. 8oc; Wash. Bot. 8oc. Plant pathology;
plant physiology; effect of cedar rust upon the
assimilation of CO, by apple leaves; ajiple
foliage diseases; transpiration of sprayed plants;
physiology of Sclerotina einerea.

Oooley, Pxof. M(ortfiiii8r) BOwyn), UniTersity ol
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Meohanioal engi-
neering. Canandaigua, N. Y, March 28, 55.
Grad, U. 8. Naval Acad, 78; hon. M.E, Michi'
gan, 84; asst. engineer, TJ^.N, 80-85; prof,
ineeh, eng, Michigan, 81-, dean, eng, dept, 04^
Chief engineer, n.8.N^ 98; mem. jury awards,
state educ. and marme engineer committees,
Columbian Expos, 98; part asst. engineer,
Mw8.N.B, 95-; mem. jury awards, Pan-Am.
Expos, 01. A. A. (y. pros, 98) ; Mech. Eng. (▼.
pres, 02); Naval Eng; Nat. Ass. 8ta. Eng;
Mich. Eng. 8oe. (pres,. 03) ; Detroit Eng. Soc.
Carbon bisulphid engine; water friction of
pumping engines; physical values of railroad,
telephone, telegraph, plank roads and river im-
provement properties in Michigan; tests of
steam and hydraulic machinery.

Cooley, Prof. B(obert) A(lleii), Montana Agri-
cultural College, Bozeman, Mont. Entomology,
Deerfleld, Mass, June 27, 73. B.8, Mass. Col.
and Boston, 95. Asst. entomologist, Mass. Exp.
Sta, 95-99; prof, eool, and entom, Mont, Col,
and entomologist, Mont, Exp, Sta, 99-; state
entomologist, Mont, OS- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Coccidae; Orthoptera.

Ooolidge, Prof. Algernon, 613 Beacon 8t, Boston,
Mass. Laryngology, Boston, Jan. 24, 60. A.B,
Harvard, 81, M.D, 86. Laryngologist, Mass
Gen, Eospf 9S-; instr. laryngol. Harvard Med
Seh, 93-96, asst. prof, 06-11, prof, 11- Laryn

foL Ass. (pres, 09) ; Laryngol. Bhinol. and Otol
oc; Climat. Ass. Diseases of nose and throat

OooLLAg^ Prof. J(iill«ii) L(oweU), 27 Ynjer
weather 8t, Cambridge, Mass. *Mathematio9.
Brookline, Mass, Sept. 28, 73. A3, Harvard,
95; BM, Oxford, 97; Ph.D, Bonn, 04. Teacher
math, Groton Sch, liass, 97-99; instr, Harvard,
99-08, asst prof, 08-18, prof, 18- CSievalier
L6gion d'honneur; (yflSeier de 1 Instruction Pub.
Major, TT.S.A, 17-19. Math. Soc. (v. pres, 18) ;
Math. Ass; Am. Acad; Oxford Soc. Modem
geometry.

Ooolldge, Dr. WCiUlam) D(ayld), Besearch Labora-
tory, (General Electric Company, Schenectady,
N. Y. ^Physical chemistry, Hudson, Mass, Oct.
23, 73. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96; Ph.D. Leip-
zig, 99. Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97;
Leii>Kig, 99; instr. physical chem, Mass. Inst.

Tech, 01-03, asst. prof, physico-chem. research,
04-05; research physico-chemist, Oen, Elec. Co,
05-08, asst, director, research lab, 08-- Bumf ord
prwnium, Am. Acad, 14; medal of honor,
Panama-Pacific Expos. Physical Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Chem. Soe; Elec. Eng; Am. Aead;
BOntgen Bay Soc; BadioL Soc; N. Y. Chemists
Club; London B6ntgen Bay Soc; Soe. de radiol.
de Med. de France. Measurement of the dielec-
tric constant of liquids; conductivity of aqueous
solutions at high temperatures (up to 306® C) ;
ductile tungsten; X-ray tube with pure electron
discharge.

CkKnnlis, Dr. Helen OCopeland), 437 W. 59th St,
New York, N. Y. Physiology, St. Joseph, Mo,
July 25, 91. A.B, Columbia, 11, B.S, 14, A.M,
15, PhJ), 18. Asst. physiol, Colmmhia, 17-18,
instr, 19- A. A; Soc Exp. Biol. Nervous
mechanism of respiration in Mammalia; mech-
anism of intra-abdominal pressure.

Ooon, Prof. J(ohn) 8(ayl«r), School of l^chnol-
ogy, Atlanta, Ga. Mechanical engineering.
Burdett, N. Y. M.E, Cornell, 77; Sc.D, (Georgia.
With Calumet and Heda Mining Co, 79-86;
prof. mech. eng, Tennessee, 88-89; Oa. Tech,
89- Mech. Eng.

Ck)oii8, Prof. G(eorge) H(erbert), Michigan Agri-
cultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Botany.
Bloomington, Dl, Nov. 2, 85. AJ3, Illinois, 08;
A.M, Nebraska, 11, Ph.D. Adj. prof. agr. bot,
Nebraska, 09-10; research asst. plant path,
Mich. Agr, Col, 10, assoc, prof, hot, and plant
pathologist. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Mich. Acad. (v. pres, 16). Ecology of Sand
Point and Dickinson Co, Mich; rust; host index
of Michigan fungi; potato and apple diseases.

Ckxmy, Ber. J(ohii) P(atrl(Ac), B. J, St. Louis
University, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry, Mathe-
matics, Edina, Mo, July 22, 62. St. Mary's
Col, Eans, 84; St. Louis, 87-93, 99-01, 03-04;
Woodstock (Md), 97-99; Ph.D, Hopkins, 03.

. Asst. math, St. Louis, 93-97; prof, chem, Mar-
quette, 07; sch, med, St, Lovis, 07- Chemist,
St. Louis Univ. tropical med. exped, 15. Chem.
Soe. Comparison of electrolytically formed
Bemix>ermeable membranes regarding activity,
permanence and reliability for osmotic pressure
measurements; variations in blood sugar and
blood nitrogen.

Ooop«r, Dr. A(rUnir) B(oabeii), 508 8. Honore
8t, Chicago, HL Zoology, Brinston, Ont, Oct.
80, 88. B.A, Toronto, 10, M.A, 11;. feUow, Illi-
nois, 15-17, Ph.D, 17; Can. Lake Biol. SU, sum-
mers, 09-12, feUow, 12-14; Marine Biol. SU,
St. Andrews, N. B, summers, 18-14; Woods
Hole, summer, 16. Asst. biol, Toronto, 09-11,
demonstrator zool, 11-12, lecture demonstrator,
14-15; instr, med, lUinois, 17-19, assoc. anat,
19-20, oast, prof, jffO- Besearch asst, bioL sta,
Michigan, summer, 17. A.A; Micros. Soc.
Parasitology; trematodes; eestodes from fishes.

CkMiper, Dr. FCraak) Ii(awreiiee), Yale UniTersity,

New Haven, Conn. Physics, Owosso, Mich,
April 26, 75. B.S, Michigan, 00, A.M, 04;
PhJD, Hopkins, 07. Teacher physics and chem,
high sch, Manistee, Mich, 00-^1; East Aurora,
m, 01-03; asst. phyeics, Michigan, 03-04;
Hopkins, 06-07; instr, Yale, 07- AJl; assoc

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mem. Physical 8oc; Eng. Edue; Cent. Abs. ScL
and Math. Teachers. Light.

Ck>oper» Dr. H(eniioii) OQiarles), College of the
City of New York, New York, N. Y. Electro-
ohemUtry. Glen EUyn, HI, Nov. 22, 75. Ph3,
Beloit, 96, A.M. 99; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 99.
Instr. ehem, hi^ seh, Lincoln, Nebr, 00-01;
Syraense, 01-03; research assoc, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 03-04; asst. prof, Syracuse, 04-06, assoc.
prof, 06-12, prof, 12-18; asat. prof, Col. City of
N, Y, 18" Lecturer, Chicago, summer, 10. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Syracuse sect, 06-09, pres,
09-10); Physical Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Ass.
Prof. History of chemistry; organic chemistry;
racemic compounds; electric eo^ductiyity of
aqueous solutions at high temperatures; lead
silicates; silicates and borates; fluorids.

Cooper, J(olm) B(alph), Fayetteville, Ark. Korti-
culture. Washington, Iowa, April 18, 84. B.8,
Kansas State, 12; M.S, Nebraska. Asst. hort,
Kansas State, 12; asst. prof, Nebraska, 12-14,
assoc, 14-17; horticulturigt, Arkansas, 17-
AJl; Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Pomol Soc.
Horticulture; plant breeding, physiology and
nutrition; disease resistance.

Ck>oper, Dean Thomas P(oe), XTniyersity of Ken-
tucky. Lexington, Ky. Agriculture. Pekin, HI,
Mareh 2, 81. B.S, Minnesota, 08. Statist.
agent, Minn. Ezp. Sta, and special agent, bur.
stetist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-07; asst. farm man-
agement and instr. agr. econ, Minnesota, 08-11 ;
director, N. Dak. Exp. Sta, 14-17; dean and
director, agr. col, Kentucky, 18- A. A; Soc
Agron; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci; Farm Econ. Ass.
Farm management; agricultural economies.

Oooper, Dr. Winiam BOim»r), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. FUmt* ecology,
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 26, 84. B.S, Alma, 06;
Hopkins, 07-08; fellow, Chicago, 10-11, PhJ),

11. Lecturer ecol, Stanford; asst. prof, hot,
Minnesota. Asst. plant ecol, sta. for exp. evo*
lution, Carnegie Ixustitution summer, 07. A. A;
EeoL Soc; fel. Bot. Soc. Ecology of Great
Lakes region; ecology of mosses; aJpine Tegetai-
tion of Colorado ; c£iparral ; distril^ution of red-
wo<>d; strand vegetation of Pacific Coast; vege-
tation of southeastern Alaska.

OooTsr, Dr. J(olm) B(dgar), Stanford XTniver-
sity, Odif. Psychology. Bemington, Ind, March
16, 72. A.B, Stanford, 04, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 12.
Principal schools, Como, Colo, 98-99; Tuolumne
Co. Hl^ Sch, Sonora, Calif, 05-07; high sch,
Dixon, Calif, 07-10; asst. paychol, Stanford, 10-

12, fellow psychical research, 1X-, asst. prof,
psychol, 14- Capt, Sanit. C, 18. AJL; Psychol.
Ass. Education; pqrchical research; subliminal
impressions: formal discipline; expert perform-
ance in typing; assimilation of sound in speech;
sensory thresholds and the imconscious; selection
of aviators; statistical procedurec

Ck>over, Prof. Wlnfted P, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry.
Dayton, Ohio, May 29, 75. A.B, Otterbein, 00;
A.M, Ohio State, 03. Asst. prof, chem, Iowa
State, 04-13, prof, and head of dept, IS- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry.

Oops, Prof. Thomas D(arIingtoin)9 TTniversity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. West
Chester, Pa, Dec. 28, 80. A3, Pennsylvania,

10

03, Ph.D, 15; Berlin, 12-13. Instr. physics,
Pennsylvania, 06-13, asst. prof, IS- Capt, Bur.
Aircraft Production, 18. A.A; assoc. Physical
Soc; Franklin Inst; Wash. Philos. Soc Indus-
trial physics; apparatus.

CopeUnd, Dr. E(dwln) B(iiigliam), Chico, Calif.
^Botawy. Monroe, Wvs, Sept 30, 73. Wiscon-
sin, 91-94; A.B, Stanford, 95; Leipzig, 95-96;
Ph.D, Halle, 96; Wisconsin, 96-97, 98; Chicago,
00-01. Asst. prof, bot, Indiana, 97-98; State
Nor. Sch, Chico, Calif, 99; West Virginia, 99-
00, prof, 00-01; instr, Stanford, 01-03; botanist,
Philippine Govt, 03-08; supt, Sch. of Agr, P. I,
08-09; dean and prof, plant physiol, col agr,
TJniv. Philippines, 09^17. Prof, crypt bot. Cold
Spring Harbor, 01. AJ^; Soc. Nat; Bot Soc;
Bot. Cent States; Wis. Acad; Philippine Nat
Hist Soc. Agricultural plant physiology; tax-
onomy of ferns.

Oopeland, Dr. Lennle Phoebe, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Mathematics. Bangor, Maine,
March 30, 91. B.S, Maine. 04; A.M, Wellesley,
11; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, IS. Teacher, high sch,
05-10; instr. math, Wellesley, 13-19, asst. prof,
19- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Algebra of in-
variants.

Ctopeland, Prof. Bffaaton, Brunswick, Maine. Zool-
ogy. Taunton, Mass, July 24, 81. B.S, Har-
vard, 04, M.S, 05, Ph.D, 08. Asst sool. Har-
vard and Badcliffe, 04-08; instr. hiol, Bowdoin,
08-09, asst prof, 09-10, pro/, 10- AJl; Soc
Zool; assoc. Omith. Union; Soc. Ichthyol. and
Herp; Soc. Mammal; Wash. Biol. Soc; Nuttall
Omith. Club; Boston Soc. Nat Hist. Physiol-
ogy; mammalogy; animal reactions; spermato-
genesis in Apis and Tespa.

Copeland, Prof. W(illlam) F(raiiklJii), State Nor-
mal College, Athens, Ohio. Botany. Tappan,
Ohio, Aug. 16. 72. Ph3, Ohio (Athens), 02,
Ph.M, 03, Ph.I>, 07. Asst biol. and geol, Ohio
(Athens), 02-05, bot, 07, prof, elementary sci'
ence, 07- A. A; Soc. Nat; Nature Study Soc;
Ohio Acad. Periodicity in Spirogyra.

Oopeland, W(lllia)m B(ogen), Sewage Commis-
.sion, City Hall, Milwaukee, Wis. Biology, Chem-
istry. Castleton, Vt, Oct. 23, 68. A.B, Harvard,
92; Mass. Inst. Tech, 93. Asst bacteriologist
and chief, bacter. exp. sta, Mass. State Board
of Heslth, 93-97; bacteriologist. Filtration Com-
mission of Pittsburgh, 97-99; Bur. of Water-
supply, Pittsburgh, 99-00; chief bacteriologist,
Bur. of Water-supply, Phila, 01-04; bacteriolo-
gist, Sewage Testing Sta, Columbus, Ohio, 04-
05; Pittsburgh Filtration Commission, 05-07;
chemist in charge, Water Purification Woiks.
and consulting chemist. Sewage Purificatioa
Works, Columbus, 08-11; chemist, Metropolitan
Sewage Commission, N. Y. CLtj, 11-13; chemist
in charge, sewage testing sta, Milwaukee, li-
Civil Eng. Bacteriology and micro-organisms in
drinking waters; purification of water-supplies;
water softening; sewage purification; activated
sludge.

Ooplin, Dr. W(llliam) TA. L(ate), Jefferson Medi-
cal College, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology. Clarks-
burg, W. Va, Nov. 1, 64. M.D, Jefferson Med.
Col, 86. Intern, Jefferson Med. Col. Hosp, 86<-
87, asst. demonstrator morbid anat, Jefferson
Med. Col, 87-S9, demonstrator, 8^94, prof. patK

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and hacter, 96- Adj. prof, path, Phila. Poly-
clinic, 89-92; A A. surgeon, u. 8. Marine Hosp.
Service, 90-9^; lecturer hygiene, Jefferson Med.
Col, 92-95; pathologiat, Phila. Hosp, 92-95, 96,
pros, staff, 20-; bacteriologist. Pa. State Board
of Health, and surgeon, St. Mary's Hosp, 93-
95; prof. path, and bacter, Vanderbilt, 95-96;
director, dept. pnb. health and charities, Phila,
05-07; med. director, Jefferson Hosp, 07-12;
Phila. (Bleckley) Hosp; Friends' Asylum for
Insane, Frankford^ director, base hospital No.
38, and laboratories, third army, A.E.F, 19.
A. A; Pub. Health Ass; Philos. See; Phila. Ool.
Physicians. Bacteriology.

Oorbett, Dr. James Frank, IJniyersity of Minne-
sota, Minweajwiis, Minn. Experimental surgery.
M.D, 96. Bacteriologist, Board of Health,
Minneapolis, 98; jMithologist, city hosp, Min-
neapolis; asst. prof. surg. jMith, Minnesota, 07-
10, assoc. prof. exp. surg. and later assoo,
prof,swg,10- Lieut, col, M.C. Am. Med. Ass;
Soc. Pharmacol; CoL Surg; Ass. Path, and
Bact; West. Surg, and Qynec. Ass; Minn. Acad;
Minn. Acad. Med. Pathology; bacteriology;
transfusion; surgery of the kidiiey; periosteum;
thyroid; blood-vessel anastomosis; early diag-
nosis of carcinoma.

Ootbett, Prof. LCanrenoe) J(ay), 1230 First Ave,
San FranciscOj Calif. Eleetrical engineering.
Saratoga, Calif, May 19, 77. B.S. (E.E), CaU-
fornia, 02. With Gen. Elec. Co, 02-03; with
various indust. firms, Calif, and Wash, 03-06;
consulting engineer, 06-11; assoc prof, elec
eng, Idaho, 11-12, prof, 12-18; capt, corps en-
gineers, 18-19; with Fed. Board Vocational
Edue, 19; ad. interim assoc. prof, mecb^ eng,
California, 20; valuation dept, Paoifie Gas a/nd
Elee. Co, 20- AJ^; Elec. Eng; Elec. :E^. Ass;
Eng. Educ. Electrical apparatus; oscillography.

Oorbett» Prof. L(ee) C(l«velaiid), Takoma Park,
Washington, D. C. Horticulture, Waikins, N.
Y, Oct 21, 67. B.S, ComeU, 90, M.8, 96. Asst
horticulturist, Cornell, 91-93; prof. hort. and
forestry, S. Dak. Col, 93-95; West VirginiBy
95-01 ; hortiotatwrist, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 01- Sil-
ver medal, Paris Expos, 01. A.A; Pomol. Soc;
Soc. Hort. Sci; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sd; Wash. Bot
Soc. Propagation of plants by cuttings; tiie
effect of incandescent gasUght on plants; com-
parative rate of transpiration of leaves under
varying conditions; intensive farming.

Oordley, Dean A(rthiir) B(iirton), Agricultural
College, CorvaQiSj Oregon. Entomology. Pinck*
ney, Mich, Feb. 11, 64. B.S, Mich. Agr. Od,
88, M.S, 00, ScD, 17. Asst. entom, Vermont,
90-91; asst. entomologist, XT. S. Dept Agr, 91-
93; prof. zool. and entom, Oregon Col, 95-07,
dean agr, 07-, director, Exp, 8ta, 14- A.A;
Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Economic entomology;
plant pathology.

Oorey, S(amuel) A(rthiir), 1079 23rd St, Des
Moines, Iowa. Mathematics. Fairfield, Iowa,
Sept 12, 61. A.A; Math. Soc; Edinburgh Math.
Soc; Soc. astron. de France; Circolo Mat di
Palermo. Methods of approximation; linear as-
sociative algebra.

Ooriat, Dr. Isador H(enry), 416 Marlborough St,
Boston, Mass. Neurology, Psychiatry. Phila-
delphia, Pa, Dec. lOj 75. M.D, Tufts, 00; Har-

vard, 09-10. Asst physician, Worcester State
Hosp, 00-05; first asst. visiting physician, BoS"
ton City Hosp, 06-; instr. neur. Tufts, 14-16.
Neurologist, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 05-14; consulting
neurologist Frost Hosp, Chelsea, 10-; ForsyuL
Dental Innrmary, 16-; Beth Israel Hosp, 18-;
neurologist, Med. Advisory Board; contract sur-
geon, U. S. A ; collaborating ed, ' Jour. Abnormal
Psychol,' 06- Int. Med. Cong, London, 13.
Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Medico-PsyehoL
Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Psychoanal. Ass; Ass.
Studf Int. Secretions; Boston Med. library Ass;
British Soc Study Inebriety. Psychopathology;
psychoanalysis; nervous and mental diseases;
chemistry of the nervous system; sleep; hyp-
nosis; colored hearing; stammering; racial psy-
cho]pathology ; family idiocy; memory; literary
criticism; repressed emotions; nerve regenera-
tion.

Oorl6tt» Prof. William Thomas, 3618 Euclid Are,
Cleveland, Ohio. Dermatology. Orange, Ohio,
April 15, 54. Oberlin, 70-73; M.D, Wooster,
77; London Hosp, 79-81, L.B.C.P, London, 81;
Hdpital St Louis, Paris, 81; hon. MJD, Western
Beeerve, 82. Demonstrator anat, Wooster. 78,
registrar and prof, dermat and genito-urmary
diseases, 82-85; acting prof, Western Reserve^
85-93, prof, dermat. and syphHol, 98-14, sen/for
prof, 14- Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, dermat
sect, 99) ; Dermat. Ass. (pres, 04) ; Cleveland
Acad. Med; feL Boyal Soc Med. Diseases of
the skin; dermatoses due to vegetable parasites;
leprosy.

Oomellson, Dr. B(obert) W(ll8on), 275 W. Sum-
mit St, Somerville, N. J. Chemistry. Wash-
ington, HI, 69. B.Sft Illinois, 90; Morgan fellow,
Harvard, 92-93, ScD, 93. Beseareh chemist for
various companies and consulting chemist, 98-
08; chemist, bur. chen^ U. S. Dept Agr, 08-09;
supt. The Cott-a-lap Co, 09-15; gen. manager,
Caico Chem. Co, 15-16; pres. and gen. manager,
Peerless Color Co, IS- Lecturer org. chem, smn-
mer sch, Harvard, 92, 93; Brooklyn Inst, 05.
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust Orgaale
chemistry; production of fast dyes.

Oom^iis, Ptof. David W(llUam), XTniver^ty of
Chattanooga, Chattanooga, Tenn. Physies. Lin-
ton, Ind, April 28, 85. A.B, DePauw, 06; Oali-
fomia, 08-10; feUow, Illinois, 10-12, Ph.D, 12.
Asst. physics, DePauw, 06-06; Purdue, 06-08;
California, 08-10; prof, physics and eng, Ot-
tawa, 12-13; asst prof, physics and astron,
Kansas, 13-15; instr. physies, Missouri, 15-17;
prof. Alma, 17-20, Chattanooga, BO- Physical
Soc Telodty of electrons in the photo-electric
effect, as a f imction of tiie wave-lengths of the
Ught; high resistance; a liquid high resistance
as a substitute for a Bronson resistance.

Cornell, Prof. Glare Brown, University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky. Psychology. Michigan,
March 16, 83. A.B, Nebraska, 05, A.M, 12,
Ph.D, 15. Instr. psychol, Nebraska, 12-18;
assoo. prof, Kentuehy, 18- Educational meas-
urements; effect of tonsilectomy on mental
ability.

Comer, Prof. Gtoorge W(ashington), 4509 Maine
Ave, I\>rest Park, Baltimore, Md. Anatomy.
Baltimore, Dec 12, 89. A.B, Hopkins, 09, MJ),
13. Asst anat, Hopkins, 13-14; res. house of-

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ficer, Hopkins Hosp, 14-15; asst. prof, anai,
Calif onua, 15-19; assoo. prof, Hopleint, IB^
Surg, asst, Labrador Med. Mission, smnmers, 12,
13. Ass. Anat; Soe. Ezp. Biol. Physiologieal
anatomy; histology; history of medicine.

Oonunan, Dr. Oliyer P(erry), 422 Church Lane,
Philadelphia, Pa, Pedagogy, Psychology. Phil-
adelphia, Aug. 26, 66. AJ3, Cent. High Seh,
Phila, 84, A.M, 89; Pennsylvania, 94-99, PhJ),
99. Supervising principal. Northwest Sch, PhUOp
92-06, diet. supt. schools, 06-09, assoc. supt, 09-
Lecturer child p^ychol^ Pennsylvania, 9M)4.
A.A. Spelling in elementary schools.

Ctorper, Dr. HCarry) J(ohn), 1426 Steel St, Den-
ver, Colo. Pathology, Chicago. March 5,
84, B.S, Chicago, 06, Ph.D, 11 ; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 11. Asst path, Chicago, 07-09; physiol,
Illinois, 09-10; path, Chicago, 11-14; lab. direc-
tor, Chicago Munic. Tuber. Sanitarium, 14r-18;
chief, lab. service, U.S.A. Gen. Hosp. 16, 18-19;
director research, Nat. Jewish Hosp. for Con-
swnptives, 19- Lecturer chem. and health, Chi-
cago, 04-b7, mem. Sprague Mem. Inst, 11-14,
hon. mem, 14- A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. BioL
Chem; Ass. Tuber, (chairman, path, sect, 19);
Chem. Soc; Ass. Path, and Bact. Autolysis and
necrosis; therapy and diagnosis of tuberculosis.

00186, WCiUlaxn) M(alcolin), Monel Metal Prod-
ucts Corporation, Bayonne, N. J. Metallurgy,
Maiden, Mass, May 25, 78. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 99. Asst. supt, Detroit Lubricator Co, 02-
09; works manager, Lumen Bearing Co, 09^14;
gen. manager, Titanium Bronze Co, 14-19;
Monel Metal Products Co, 19- Min. and MetaL
Eng. (director, 20); Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Automotive Eng; Chem.
Eng; British Inst. Metals. Non-ferrous alloys.

OoTBon, Dr. B(ng«ne) &(ollin), 10 James St, W,
Savannah, 6a. Medicine, Natwrdl soienee. Wash-
ington, D. C, July 20, 55. B.8, Cornell, 75;
MJ), Hahnemann Med. Col, Phila, 77, and
Southern Med. Col, Atlanta, Ga, 95. On vitiP-
ing staff. Savannah Eosp, 97- Lecturer anat,
training sch. for nurses. Am. Med. Ass. X-
rays; anatomy; surgery; surgical pathology;
the peritoneum and £e lymphatics and their re-
lations to carcinoma; oxygen gas in the perito-
neal cavity and its influences upon carcinoma
and tuberculosis in man and cattle.

Oonwn, Dr. p(arry) P(6ach), 11 Buth St, Lowell,
Mass. Chemistry, Bacteriology. Concord, N. H,
Sept. 30, 87. B.S, N. H. Col, 10; Ph.D, Dlinois,
15. Asst. chem, Illinois, 10-14, instr, 15; sanit.
chemist, U. S. Pub. Health Service, 15-17; re-
search chemist. Celluloid Co, 17-18; chief chem'
ist, Avery Chem. Co, IS- uhemist and bacteri-
ologist, IlL State Water Surv, 15. CheuL Soc
(see'y, div. water, sewage and sanit, 14-17);
Soe. Bact; Water Works Ass. Sanitation;
chemistry and bacteriology of water and sewage;
fermentology.

Ctoraonwhlte, Dr. SOlen) P(awlliig), 1920 Bitter-
house St, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology. Nor-
ristown, Pa, 74. A.B, Wellesley, 97; M.D,
Woman's Med. Col. of Pa, 02. Assoc. dire<ftor,
lab. Am. Oncol. Hosp, 13-18; hacteriologigt and
pathologist, Orthop. Hosp. and Infirmary for
Nervous Diseases, 14^ Asst pathologist, Phila.

Zool. Soc. Ass. Path, and^act. Experimental
cancer research; neurology; psychiatry.

Ck>rt, Dr. W(i]liam) W(alter), Johns Hopkins
University School of Hygiene and Public Health,
Baltimore, Md. Helminthology. Leon, lows,
April 28, 87. A.B, Colo. Col, 09; A.M, HlinoiSy
11, Ph.D, 14. Instr. biol, Colo. Col, 12-13; prof,
Macalester, 14-16; asst. prof, zool, Calif onda,
16-19; assoc. prof, helminth, sch. hygiene and
pub. health, Hopkins, 19- Consulting helmintholo-
gist, Calif. State Board of Health, 18-19. AJl;
Soc. Zool; Micros. Soc; West. Soc. Nat. Larval
stages of digenetic trematodes; excretory systflm
of trematodes; frog parasites; hookworm in
mines of California; human blood flukes; orien-
tal parasitic diseases in California.

Ck>ry, Prof. G(larenco) L(inus), Nevada Bank
Building, San Francisco, Calif. Engineering.
La Fayette, Ind, Sept. 4, 72. B.M.E, Purdue,
89; M.M.E, Cornell, 91. Asst. elec. eng, Purdu^
89-90; prof. Highland Park, 91-92; asst prof,
Califomia, 92-98, assoc prof, 98-01, prof, elec
eng. and dean, col. mech, 01- Consulting elee.
and mech. engineer, San Francisco. Elec. Eng;
British Inst. Elec. Eng. Long distance trans-
mission of power with high voltage currents.

Oory, Prof. B(me8t) N(eal), College Park, Md.
Entomology. Alden, N. Y, Aug. 13, 86. B.S,
Md. Col, 09, M.S, 13. Asst. entom, Md. Col, 0^
11, instr, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-13, assoc. profy
entom, 13-14, prof, 11-, asst. entomologist, Exp.
jSfto, 09-14, entomologist, 11- Ass. Econ. Entom;
Wash. Entom. Soe. Economic entomology.

Oory, H(aRy) T(homa8), Nevada Bank Build-
ing, San Francisco, Calif. CivH engineering.
La Fayette, Ind, maj 27, 70. B.M.E. Purdue,
87, B.C.E, 89; M.O.E, Cornell, 93, M.M.E, 96.
Prof, civil eng, Missouri, 93-98, civil and sanit.
eng, 98-00; prof, civil eng. and dean, eng. dept,
Cincinnati, 00-03; engineer, various railroads
and irrigation development projects, 03-09;
consulting engineer, 09- Director gen, foreign
relief. Am. Bed Cross, 17-18; engineer, U. S.
Bedamation Service, 18-20. Civil Eng; Mech.
Eng. Land surveying; the Imperial Valley and
the Salton Sea.

Ooryell, Dr. H(oraoe) N(oble), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Paleontology. Brewera-
ville, Ind, Feb. 13, 88. A.B, Indiana, 14, A.My
16; Ph.D, (Mcago, 19. Curator paleont, Colwm-
hii, 1^20, instr. geol. and paleont, tO- Paleont.
Soc; Ind. Acad. Bryoza of Tennessee and New
York; the outcrop at Spades, Ind.

Oorte, BngteM, 2208 Amherst St, Calgarj, Alta,
Can. Mining engineering, Oedtogy. Amherst-
burg, Out, July 8, 59. B.S, Acad, de Paris, 76;
diploma, Ecole Nat. Sup6rieure des Mines de
Paris, 83. Petroleum geologist and mining engi-
neer. Can. Geol. Surv, 83-89; consulting petro-
leum engineer and geologist, 89-; pres. and
managing director, The Can. West. Nat. Oas
Light, Heat and Power Co, JAd, IB- A. A; GeoL
Soc; Min. Eng; Inst. Petrol. Tech; Can. Min.
Inst, (pres, 03, 04); British Inst. Min. and
Metal; N. of England Inst. Min. and Mech.
Eng. Natural gas and petroleum.

Oottingham, Kenneth (Charles), 1870 N. Fourth
St, Columbus, Ohio. Oeology. Columbus, April
29, 92. AJB, Ohio State, 13; A.M, 14. Instr.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCDSNCE

geol, Ohio State, 14-17; petrol, engineer, with
Hager-RohitaiUe, 19-- With Ohio Geol. Smr.
A. A; Meeh. Eng; Ohio Acad.

Cotton, E(dwln) 0(haxle8), Ohio Department of
Agriculture, Colnmbus, Ohio. Entomology. Am-
herst, Ohio, Dec. 19, 76. B.S, Ohio State, 05.
Asst. inspector, div. nurseries and orchards, Ohio
State Dept. Agr, 01-05; asst. entomologist, La.
Crop Pest Commission, 06; Tenn. Exp. Sta, 06-
14; fruit grower, 14-17; chief, hur. hort, Ohio
Dept. Agr, 17- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ohio
Acad. Life history of the North American
fever tick and of the peach tree borer.

Ck>tton, Dr. Frederick J(ay), 520 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Surgery. Prescott, Wis,
Sept. 24, 69. A3, Harvard, 90, A.M, M.D, 94.
Asst. prof. clin. Burg, Tufts, 06-10; aesoc. surg,
Harvard Med. 8oh. Visiting surgeon, Boston
City Hosp; consultant surg, TJ. S. Pub. Health
Service. CoL Surg; Surg. Ass. Bone and joint
surgery.

Ootton, Dr. Henry Andrews, New Jersey State
Hospital, Trenton, N. J. Neurology. Norfolk,
Va, May 18, 76. M.D, Maryland, 99; hon.
A.M, St. John's (Md); Royal Psychiat. Clinic,
Munich, 05-06. Asst. physician. State Hosp,
Worcester, Mass, 00-03; State Hosp, Danvers,
Mass, 03-07; med, director, N. J. State Hoep,
07- AA.; Medico-Peychol. Ass; Neur. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; Am. Med. Aibs; Interstate
Psychiat. Soc. (pros, 15-); N. Y. Neur. Soc;
N. Y. Psychiat. Soc. Psychiatry; paresis and
tabes doisalis; fatty degeneration of cerebral
cortex; cardio-genetic psychoses; mental capacity
in dementia praeeoz and alcoholic insanity; cy-
tology of cerebro-spinal fluid; heredity in mental
diseases.

Cotton, Prof. W(illiani) J(acobs), National Ani-
line and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemietry.
Bailundu, W. Cent. Africa, April 21, 90. A3,
Bipon, 10; M.S, Wisconsin, 11. Asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 11-13; chemist. Lakeside Press, 18-
14; instr. ehem, Butler, 14-16; ehem. examiner,
TJ. S. Civil Service Commission, 16-18; ehemiet,
color lab, bur. ehem, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 19;
Nat. AnUine and Chem. Co, 19- Consulting
chemist. North. Water System Co, Madison, Wis,
10-15. AA.; Chem. Soc; Physical Soc; Ind.
Acad. The determination of silica; equilibrium
in the system silver-thiocyanate and pyridin;
catalytic sulphonation of the aromatic hydro-
carbons.

Oottrell, Prof. F(rederick) G(axdner), Bureau of
Mines, Washington, D. C. ^CheitMry. Oak-
land, Calif, Jan. 10, 77. B.S, California, 96, Le
Conte fellow, 96-97; Berlin, 00; Ph.D, Leipsiff,
02. Teacher chem, high sch, Oakland, Cftlix,
97-00; instr. physical chem, California, 02-06,
asst. prof, 06-11; ehief physical chemist, U. S.
Bur. Mines, 11-14, ehief chemist, 14-16, ehief
metallurgist, 16-19, asst. director, 19-20, direc-
tor, to- Chairman, div. chem. and chem. tech,
Nat. Beseareh Couneil, 20- AJl; Min. and
Metal. Soe; Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Electrochem.
Soc. Physical chemistry.

Oonlter, Dr. John O(aylord), Parmain, France.
Biology. Hanover, Ind, July 20, 76. Wabash, 89-
90; Indiana, 91-92; A.B, Lake Forest, 95; fellow,
Chicago, 97-99, Ph.D, 99. Instr. bot. and geol,

Syracuse, 99-00; prof, biol, Emory, 01; botanist,
Educ Dept, P. I, 02-05; ed, 'The Philippine
Teacher' and 'The Daily Manila Times/ 04-06;
prof, biol. 111. State Nor, 07-11; ed. and pub-
lisher, 'School Science Series,' 12-16. Chief of-
ficer, garden service, A. E. F, 17-19; command-
ant nat. science, agr. detachment, A.E.F, 19.
A.A; Cent. Ass. Sd. and Math. Teadiers. See-
ondary education.

Coulter, Prof. John M(erle), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. *Botany. Ningpo, China, Nov.
20, 51. A.B, ttanover, 70, A.M, 73 ; Ph.D, Indi-
ana, 82, LL.D, 20. Botanist, Hayden Surv, 72-74 ;
prof. nat. science, Hanover, 74-79 ; biol, Wabash,
79^91; pros, and prof, bot, Indiana, 91-93;
pres. Lake Forest, 93-96; prof, hot, Chicago,
9e- Ed, 'Bot. Gaiette,' 75- Nat. Acad; AJL
(sec'y, F, 90, v. pres, 91, gen. sec'y, 01, pres,
19); Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc. (pres, 97-15); Philos.
Soc; Ass. Prof, (pres, 18); Am. Acad; Bot.
Cent. States; Wash. Acad; Ind. Acad, (pres,
86): 111. Acad, (pres, 10); Chicago Acad, (pros,
16-); for. mem. Linnean Soc; cor. fel. Edin-
burgh Bot. Soc. Tazonomic work idth seed
plants; special morphology of gymnosperms and
angiosperms.

Ckmlter, Dr. Mierle Orowe, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. Botany. Lake Forest, HI, June
13, 94. B.S, Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 19. Asst biol,
Williams, 14-15; hot, Chicago, 17, assoc, I7-I89
inetr, 18- Plant genetics; inherituiee in com
and in thallophytes; sex determination.

Oonlter, Prof. Stanley, Purdue University, La
Fayette, Ind. *Biology, Botany. Ningpo, China,
June 2, 55. A.M, Hanover, 77, Ph.D, 89, LLJD,
08. Prof. hiol. and director, hiol lab, Pwdue,
87-, dean of men, Ind. State Board Forestry;
state Conservation Commission, Ibd. A.A; Soe.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Nature Study Soc; Bot. Cent.
States; Ind. Acad. Flora of Indiana; forest
trees of Indiana; nature study.

Oonlter, Dr. Victor A(ldine), University, Miss.
Chemistry. Newton, N. C, Julv 15, 92. B.S»
North Carolina. 13, M.S, 14, Ph.D, 16. Instr.
chem. North Carolina, 16-17; lieut. and capt,
C.W.S, 17-19; asst. prof, chem, Mississippi, SO-
Besearch chemist, Armstrong Cork Co. summer,
17. Chem. Soe. Organic chemistry; insulating
materials.

Oonndlman, Dr. WCilliam) TChomas), 78 Bay
State Bead, Boston, Mass. *Paihology. Balti-
more Co, Md, Jan. 1, 54. St. John's (Md),
68-71; M.D, Maryland, 78, LL.D, 07; Vienna,
Leipzig and Hopkins. 80-86; hon. A.M, Har-
vard, 98; Hopkins, 02. Assoc, and assoc prof.
path, Hopkins, 86-91; prof. Harvard, 91- Nat
Acad; AA; Ass. Path, and Bact; emer. mem.
Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Acad.
Anatomy; pathology; diphtheria; dysentery;
cerebrospinal meningitis; small-poz; the changes
of old age; pathological anatomy.

Oonrtis, S(taart) A(ppleton), 246 Eliot St, De-
troit, Mich. Education. Wyandotte. Mich, May
15, 74. Mass. Inst. Tech, 97, 99; Cliicago, mm*
mer, 08; Teachers Col, Columbia, summer, 10.
B.S, 19. Head, dept. science and math, Liggett
Sch, 98-14; supervisor educ. research, pub.
schools, Detroit, 14-19; director instruction^
teacher training and research and dean, Detroit

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Teachers Col, B0-; assoo, prof, eduo, fMoewre-
menu, Michigan, 19- Hanus committee of seh.
inqniry, N. T. Citj, 12; eonsulting director,
dept. measorementy efficiency and standardiza-
tion, Oklahoma, 13-; measurement seh. products,
Gary Seh. Snrv, Qen, Educ Board, 16. A.A.
(sec'y, L, 12-17, pres, 17). Standard tests;
BtandardB for school products.

Oomtis, W(llllam) M(ii]m>e),7IllinoiBBt, Detroit,
Mich. MetdUurgy, Botany, Boston, Mass, Jan.
7, 42. A.B, Harvard, 64, A.M, 67; diploma,
Boyal Mining Acad, rreiberg, 68. Asst. geol-
ogist, chemist, assayer, cashier and asst. supt,
6§-72; gen. manager, silver, l6ad, gold and
copper smelting works and mines, 72-8^; can"
MiuHng metaUwgist, 89- Asst, Geol. Surv,
Santo Domingo, 60; lecturer metal, Harvard,
75; director, several companies; treas, U. S. Pot-
ash Co. A. A; Mich. Acad; Boston Nat. Hist.
Soc; Detroit Archeol, Chem. and Eng. Societies.
Metallurgy; amarillium; ferns; Asdepias cour-
tisii, Amareuxia and LilHum; graphite; sulphur;
gold ores in Georgia.

Coutant, Mrs. Mary Wotharspooii, Barnard Col-
lege, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
Botany. A.B, Columbia, 13, A.M, 15. Asst. bot,
Barnard, Columbia, 13-16^ lecturer, 16-18; tech-
nician, PhUippine Health Service, 18-19; lec-
turer oot, Barnard, Colvmbia, 19-20, instr, tO-
JlJl) Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club. Physiological
botany and bacteriology; effect of stimulants on
bacterial growth.

OoTllle, FMleiick V(6nioii), 1886 California St,
Washington, D. C. ^Botany. Preston, N. Y,
March 23, 67. A.B, Cornell, 87. Instr. bot,
Cornell, 87-88; asst. botanist, V, 8, Dept. Agr,
88-93, Jtotanist, 9S- Curator bot, U. 8. Nat.
Museum, 93-; bot. asst. Ark. Geol. Surv, 87;
botanist. Death Valley ezped, 90-91; adviser
bot, Caraegie Institution, 02-05. A.A. (v. pres,
03) ; Bot. Soc. (pres, 03-04) ; Ass. G'eog; Ecol.
Soc; Wash. Acad, (pres, 12); Wash. Biol. Soc
(pres, 99-00). Economic, systematic and geo-
graphic botany; plants of the aborigines; con-
trol of grazing on the public lands; effect of
soil aci^ty on plant growth and distribution;
domestication and improvement of the blueberry ;
influence of cold in stimulating growth of
plants.

CoYiHe, Dr. Iiozeme, 514 E. Buffalo St, Ithaca,
N. Y. Medicine, Preston, N. Y, Aug. 16, 66.
B.S, Cornell, 86; MJ), Columbia, 89. Lecturer
anat, ComelL 98-00, surg, 00-03. Rochester
Acad. Med; Ithaca Tuber. Ass, (pres). Typhoid
epidemics in Ithaca, 1898-1903.

Cowan, Mjtb. Sdwina A(bbott), Wichita, Kans.
Tsychology, Chicago, HI, Jan. 6, 87. A.B, Hli-
nois, 08, A.M, 09; PhJD, Chicago, 13. Asst.
psychol, Vassar, 09-12; instr, Tulane, 13. A.A;
Pfiiychol. Ass; 8. Soc. Philos. and Psychol.
Learning process.

Ckiwan, P(]iilip) Rnsflell, Central Experimental
Farm, Ottawa, Can. Blant pathology, Glouces-
ter, England, April 26, 92. B.S.A, McGilL
Asst. investigator cereal diseases, Can, 15-17 ;
cerealist, Dominion Exp. Farms, 17- Phytopath.
Soc. Cereal diseases ; cereal breeding.

Oowdry, Prof. B(dmimd) V(inoent), Union Med-
ical College, Peking, China. Anatomy, Mac-

Leod, Alta, July 18, 88. BA., Toronto, 09; fel-
low, Qiicago, 10-11, Ph.D, 12. Asst. anat,
Chicago, 09-12^ assoc, 1^13; Hopldns, 13-16;
prof, Peking union Med, Col, 17-^ Ass. Anat
Cytology; endocrinology.

Cowgill, HCoraee) BCranson), Fort Smith, Ark.
Agronomy, Sterling, Eans, Oct. 14, 80. A.B,
Washburn, 05 ; M.S.A, Cornell, 10. Plant breeder,
Cuban- Am. Sugar Co, 10-11; plant "breeder and
agronomist, P. B. Sugar Planters Exp. Sta. and
P. B. Insular Exp. Sta, 11-18 ; office sugar plant
investigations, hwr, plant indwt, V, 8. Dept.
Agr, IS- A.A; Soc. Agron; Phytopatii. Soc
Sugar cane.

Oowie, Dr. D(avld) Murray, University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Medicine, Moncton,
N. B, Nov. 19, 72. Battle Creek, 89-92; M.D,
Michigan, 96; Heidelberg, 08. First asst. inter-
nal med, Michigan, 96-06, instr. pediat, 06-07,

" cUn. prof, 07-09, pediat. and internal med, 09-
19, prof, 1^20, pediat, and infectious diseases,
to- Assoc, ed, 'Am. Jour. Diseases of Chil-
dren,' 12- Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med.
Ass; Soc. Clin. Invest; Pediat. Soc. The acid-
resisting group of bacteria; hyx)er-chlorhydria;
effect of oil in gastric functions; occult blood
tests; gastric juice in the insane; structure of
opsonins; chylous ascities in the newborn; hiru-
din immunity; method of obtaining human blood
plasma without chemical action; metabolism;
infectious diseases.

Oowles, Prof. Henry G (handler), University of
Chicago, Chicago, HI. ^Botomy. Kensington^
Conn, Feb. 27, 69. A.B, Oberlin, 93; fellow^
Chicago, 95-97, Ph.D, 98. Instr. nat. science.
Gates, 94-95; asst. bot, Chicago, 97-01, assoc,
01-02, instr, 02-07, asst. prof, 07-11, assoc.
prof. bot. and later prof, plant ecol, 11- Field
asst, U. S. GeoL Surv, 95; assoc. ed, 'Bot. Ga-
zette,' 98-; 'Jour, of Geog,' 02- A.A. (sec'y,
G, 08-); Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc: Ecol. Soc; Ass.
Geog; Bot. Cent. States (sec'y, 07-); Chicago
Acad. (v. pres, 12, 13); Int. Ass. Bot. Eco-
logical relations of dune vegetation; physio-
graphic ecology; comparative ecology of dune
vegetation.

Oowles, Dr. BQioinart) P(arker), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. Zoology, Washing-
ton, Iowa, April 8, 72. A.B, Stanford, 99;
Bruce fellow, Hopkins, 02-04, Ph.D, 04. Asst
biol, Hopkins, 04-^7, instr, 07-10, assoc, 10-11 ;
assoc. prof, eool, Univ. Philippines, 11-15; prof,
15-19; assoc. prof, HopTeins, 19- Biologist in
charge, Gulf Biol. Sta, La, summer, 04; ezp.
bacteriologist, Griffith and Turner Co; investi-
gator in charge biol. and hydrographic surv,
Chesapeake Bay, 20- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool.
Life history of Phoronis architecta; Ocypoda
arenaria ; rearing of Polygordius ; light and con-
tact with solid walls as factors in ihe behavior
of ophiuroids; reactions of starfish to light;
habits of tropical Crustacea; locomotion of the
starfish; Palaemons of the Philippine Islands;
hermit crabs; parthenogenetlc ostracods.

Oowley, Dr. S(llzabeth) B(nchanan), Yassar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mathematics, Astron-
omy. Allegheny, Pa, May 22, 74. A.B, Vassar,
01, A.M, 02 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Teacher, pub.
schools, 99-97; instr. math, Vassar, 02-13, asst

150

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

prof, 18-16, assoc, prof, 16- Assoc, ed, 'Eev.
Semest. Pub. Math.' AA; Math. Soe; Math.
Ass. (mem. exec, council). Algebraic curea;
definite orbit of comet.

Ooz, Dr. Alvln J(08eph), 118 Emerson St, Palo
Alto, Calif. Chemistry. Lawrence, Kans, June
14, 75. A3, Stanford, 01, A.M, 02; Leipzig,
summer, 02; Breslau, 02-04, Ph.D, 04. Lab.
asst, Stanford, 99-01, instr. anal, chem, 01-02,
chem, 04-06: chief chemist, sect, weights, meas-
ures and mineral analysis, Bur. Science, P. I,
06-10, div. chemistry, 10-12, asst. director, 12,
director, 12-19, consulting chem. engineer, 19-
Chem. ooc. Acid, neutral and basic ehromates
of the difficultly soluble metals; the coals, clays
and raw cement materials of the Philippines;
effect of litsea chinensis on the hardening of
lime mortar; industrial alcohol.

Ooz, Dr. G(ii7) H(eiiry), Bolla, Mo. Geology.
Lehigh, Iowa. May 4, 81. B.S, Northwestern,
05; A.M, Wisconsin, 08, Ph.D^ 11; E.M, Mo.
8eh. Mines, 14. Instr. geoL California, 08; asst.
prof, miner, and petrog, lio. 8ch. Mines, 09-11,
prof. geol. and miner, 11-; eoneviting engineer,
Cox and Badcliffe, IS^ Geol. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Eng. Educ. Lead
and zinc ores; cherts; sphalerite; influence of
an element upon its compounds; ignition of oil
and gas wells by lightning.

Ckiz, Dr. Htairy J(08eph), TJ. S. Weather Bureau,
Chicago, HI. Meteorology. Newton. Mass, April
6, 63. A.B, Harvard, 84; hon. A.M, Norwich,
87, ScD, 14. With TJ. 8. Weather Bur, 84-,
<n charge, north-cent, forecast, dist, and the
^om and wheai region service. District ed,
•'Monthly Weather Bev,' 0^12. A. A; Ass.
Geog; nL Acad; Chicago Acad; Chicago Geog.
Soc. (pros, 05-07). Agricultural meteorology;
temperature and frost conditions in cranberry
marshes and orchard regions.

Oox, Dr. J(ohn) W(68ley), IT. S. Public Health
Service, Washington, D. C. Pathology. Horse-
heads, N. Y, Sept. 17, 82. M.D, Syracuse, 12.
Asst. physiol, Syracuse, 10-11, path, 11-12,
instr, 12-13; asst. prof. path, and in charge of
dept, North Dakota, 14-18; with V. S. Pub.
Health Service, 18- Bes. pathologist and bac-
teriologist, Crouse Irving Hosp, Syracuse, 13;
pathologist, N. Dak. Pub. Health Lab, 14-18.
Pub. Health Ass; Chem. Soc Bacteriology;
blastomycetes; hyphomycetes.

Ooz, W(illlam) T(lioiiia6), State Foreater, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Forestry. Glenwood, Minn,
Jan. 25, 78. B3.F, Minnesota, 06. Various
positions, U. S. Forest Service; staie forester,
Minn, 11- Lecturer, Minnesota. A.A; Forestry
Ass; Soc. Foresters; Minn. Forestry Ass; Wash.
Biol. Soc; Can. Forestry Ass. Belation of ani-
mal life to the forest; reforestation on national
forests.

Ctoyv, John S(tarr), General Chemical Co, Laurel
Hill, L. I, N. Y. Chemistry. Carson, Iowa,
Aug, 80. B.S, Iowa State, 02 ; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 08. Anal, and consulting chemist, 08-18 ;
chief chemist, Iowa Eng. Exp. Sta, 13-18;
asst. chemist, Oen. Chem. Co, 18- Chem. Soc;
N. Y. Chemists Club. Inorganic and physical
chemistry; hydrogen-ion concentration.

CMbtree, James, Georgetown, Demerara, 8. Am.
Chemistry. Lancashire, England, April 3, 89.
B.Sc, Manchester, 10, M.8, 13. Besearch diem-
ist and bacteriologist sewage disposal, Man-
chester (England) Corp, 11-15; res. chemist,
Wobum Exp. Farm, Boyal Agr. Soc, 15-20;
supt, British Guiana Sugar Planters' Exp. Sta-
tions, BO- Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain and Ireland.
Agriculture; bacteriology; sugar-cane breeding
and culture.

Orabtree, J(olm) I(ckerliiglll), Eastman Kodak
Co, Bochester, N. Y. Chemistry. England,
March 27, 91. B.Sc, M.Sc, Manchester. Be-
search chemist, Eastman Kodak Co, It- Chem.
Soc; Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain and Ireland.
Photographic chemistry; motion picture photog-
raphy.

Oragln, Prof. FCraacis) WQiltteinore), 912 E.

San Miguel St, Colorado Springs, Colo. Geology,
Zoology, Botany. Greenfield, N. H, Sept. 4, 68.
Brooklyn Polytech, 75-79; B.S, Harvard, 82;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Prof. nat. hist, Washburn,
82-^1 ; geol, Colo. Col, 91-03. Originator and in
charge, Kans. BioL Surv, 83-91; geologist, Tex.
Gool. Surv, 92-93; lecturer geol, summer seh,
Colorado Springs, 94; co-editor, 'Am. Geolo-
gist,' 90-96. A.A; Kans. Acad. Systonatie
zoology and botany; lesser known parts of fauna
and flora of Kansas; paleontology and strati-
graphic geology; marine invertebrate paleontol-
ogy of Texas Jurassic; history and a^rcheology
of the far west.

Oraig, Dr. Alex(and«r) B(igliter), 535 N. Dear-
born St, Chicago, HI. Medicine. Columbia, Pa,
July 31, 68. A.B, Franklin and Marshall, 90,
A.M, 93, Sc.D, 20; M.D, Pennsylvania, 93.
Intern, Polyclinic Hosp, Phila, 93-94; practis-
ing physician, 94- A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y,
11-); Am. Acad. Med. (asst. sec'y, 01, 04,
07-11, sec'y, 03, pros, 12) ; Acad. O^thal. and
Oto-Laryngol; Phila. Col. Physicians.

Oralg, Dr. Oha(rle)8 F(raiikll]i), U.S.A, Care Sur-
geon General's Office, Washington, D. C. *Bac'
teriology. Danbury, Conn, July 4, 72. MJD,
Yale, 94, hon. A.M, 14. Col, M. C, and pathol-
ogist and bacteriologist, various army hospitals,
98-06; asst. curator. Army Med. Museum, 09-
13 ; asst. prof, bacter. and clin. diagnosis, Army
Med. Sch, 09-13; assoc. prof, bacter, George
Washington, 10-11; commanding officer, dept.
lab, cent, dept, U.S.A, Ft. Leavenworth, Kans,
11-16; dept. lab, No. 2, El Paso, Tex, 16-17,
army lab, Yale, 17-18; curator, Army Med.
Museum, 18-20; prof, bacter, parasitot and
prev. mid, and director, laboratories, Army Med.
Sch, go- Mem. TJ3.A. board for study of trop-
ical diseases, Manila, 06-07. Am. Med. Ass;
Soc. Trop. Med. (pree, 13) ; Ass. Mil. Surg; Lon-
don Soc Trop. Med. and Hygiene (local sec'y).
Protozoology; serology; serology of syphilis;
etiology of tropical diseases.

Oralg, Dr. OOyde) F(irmaii), 311 Elmwood Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Mathematics. Des Moines, Iowa,
Sept. 4, 81. A.B, Michigan, 04; Ph.D, Cornell,
08. Instr. and later asst. prof, math, ComeU,
07- Math. Soc.

Oraig, Dr. Joseph D(aTl8), 12 Ten Broeck St, Al-
bany, N. Y. Anatomy. Albany, Oct. 5, 56.
A.B, Union, 80, A.M, 83; M.D, Albany Med.

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151

Coly 84. Demonatrator anat, Albany Med, Col,
86-02, asBty 87-90, lecturer, 90-92, adj. prof,
92-02, prof, OIS" Curator, museum, Albany
Med. Col, 88-; viBitizig phyaieian, St. Vincent's
Orphan Asjlnm, 90-; Albany Hosp, 94-; health
officer, Albany, 00- Ass. Anat.

Onig, Prof. Bobert Alexander, West Lafayette,
Ind. Veterinary Moieru)e. Philadelphia, Pa,
72. D.V.M, Iowa State, 97. Instr. vet, Iowa
State, 98; prof, vet, science, Purdue, 99-; asst.
state yeterinarian, Ind, 01-04, veterinarian, OS-
Yet, Med. Ass; XT. S. Live Stock Sanit. Ass;
Ass. Prof. Animal diseases; swine diseases.

Oraig, Prof. Wallace, Orono, Maine. Psychology,
Toronto, Can, July 20, 76. B.S, lUinois, 98,
M.S, 01; PhJ), Chicago, 08. Asst, HL Biol. Sta,
98-99; asst zool, Chicago, 02-04; prof. phUos,
Maine, 08- A. A; P^choL Ass; Sociol. Soc;
assoc. Omith. Union. Behavior, emotions, in-
stincts and songs of birds ; animal societies.

Oram, Prof. Marwhall P(erley), Brunswick, Maine.
ChewUttry. Brunswick, Jan. 1, 82. A.B, Bow-
doin, 04, A.M, 05; Ph.D, Hopkins, 08. Instr.
ehem, Bowdoin, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-11, prof,
11- Mem. Maine State Board of Health, 10-17.
AA.; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; London
Chem. Soc. Petroleum; utilization of waste
liquors from sulphite paper mills.

Onunblet^ Dr. W(llbiir) H(aTerlleld), Bethany
College, Bethany, W. Ya. Mathematics, Tippe-
canoe, Ohio, July 10, 92. A.B, A.M, Bethany
(W. Va), 10; A.M, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 13. Instr.
math, Bochester, 13-15; Phillips, 15-17; Beih-
any (JF. Va), Prof, math, Bethany (W. Ya),
summers, 1(V-14. Math. Soc; Ass. Teachers
Math. Middle States and Md. DiscoatiBuouB
functions over the general field; intermediate
functions and their integral sets.

Orampton, Dr. 0(liarl68) Ward (Grlimell), 500
Park Ave, New York, N. Y. Physiology, Edu-
cation. New York, May 26, 77. A.B, Col. City
of N. Y, 96; M.D, Columbia, 00. Asst, Woods
Hole, 98; path, dept, Columbia, 00-03; chair-
man, dept. physical training, High Sch. of Com-
merce, N. Y, 00-05; asst. director physical
training, pub. schools, N. Y. City, 05-08, direc-
tor, 08-19; dean, sch. physical educ, and director,
edue. activities and research on blood pressure.
Battle Creek Sanitarium, 19-20; consultant
physical educ, tO- Chairman, committee on
physical standards for child labor, children's
bur, IT. S. Dept. Labor; hon. mem. nat. council,
Boy Scouts Am. A.A; Physical Educ. Ass. (v.
pree) ; Soc Exp. Biol; Nat. Pub. Sch. Physical
Training Soc. (pres); Sch. Hygiene Ass; N. Y.
Physical Educ. Soc. (pres, 05). Splanchnic
vasomotor control; pubescence; physiological,
psychological and anatomical age with special
reference to weight; height, strength and schol-
arship; school hygiene; physical training, ath-
letics and folk dancing: the gravity reeiating
functions of the circulation.

Orampton, Prof. G(iiy) O(heBter), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. BntofMV
ogy. Mobile, Ala, Sept. 21, 81. A3, Princeton,
^>4; A.M, Cornell, 05; Freiburg and Munich;
Ph.l), Berlin, 08; M3, Harvard, 20. Asst. biol,
Princeton, 08-10; prof. zooL Clemson, 10-11;
assoc. prof, entom, Mass, Col, 11-15, prof, 15-

A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; London En-
tom. Soc Lisect morphology; insect behavior;
phylogeny of arthropods; evolution of various
structures in insects.

Orampton, Prof. Henry E(dward), Barnard Col-
lege, Columbia University, also, American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
^Zoology, Experimental oiology. New York,
Jan. 5, 75. Col. CSty of N. Y, 88-92; A,B, Co-
lumbia, 93, fellow, 96-97, PhJ), 99. Asst. biol,
Columbia, 93-95; instr. eool, Mass. Inst. Tech,
95-96; lecturer, Cohmbia, 97-99, tutor, 99-00,
instr, Barnard, 00-01, adj. prof, 01-03, prof,
Oi-; curator invert, eool, Am. Museum Nat.
Sist, 09- Instr. embryol. Woods Hole, 95-03;
in charge embryol, biol. lab, Cold Spring Harbor,
04-06; research assoc, Carnegie Institution, 04-;
expeditions to Polynesia, 06-09, 19; West In-
dies, 13, 14; interior of S. Am, 11. Int. Zool.
Cong, Graz, 10. AJL; Soc. l^at; Soc. Zool; Soc.
Ezp. Biol; iel. Ethnol. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Anthrop.
Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad. (rec. sec'y, 06, v. pres,
06, cor. sec'yi 08). Developmental mechanics;
fertOization of the egg; embryology of gastero*
pods; variation, selection and inheritimce in
Lepidoptera (Satumiidae) ; general experimental
evolution; variation, evolution and geographical
distribution of Polynesian Mollusca.

Orandall, Dr. Xtving B(ard8har), 468 West St,
New York, N. Y. Physics. Chattanooga, Tenn,
May 27, 90. AJ3, Wisconsin, 09; A.M, Prince-
ton, 10, fellow, 12-13. Ph.D, 16. Prof, physics
and ehem, Chekiang Provincial Col, 11-12; re-
search physicist, West. Eleo. Co, IS- Physical
Soc. Infra-red optical properties; telephonic
transmission; acoustical apparatus; speech.

Orandall, Lee 8(aunder8), Zoological Park, New
York, N. Y. Ornithology, l&erbume, N. Y,
Jan. 26, 87. Cornell, 07-08; Columbia, 08-09.
Asst, dept. birds, N, Y. Zool Parle, 08-11, asst
curator, 11-19, curator, 19- Mem. collecting
exped. to British Guiana, 09; Costa Bica, 14.
Assoc, mem. Omith. Union; Soc. Ichthyol. and
Herp; N. Y. Zool. Soc. Ornithology of Costa
Bica; birds in captivity; protection and propa-
gation of birds.

Orandall, Prof. WCesley) 0(lax«noe), La Jolla,
Calif, Biology, Sigoumey, Iowa, Aug. 5, 78.
A.B, Stanford, 99. Teacher science, high sch,
Ogden, Utah, 99-04; Kern Co. High Sch. Bakers-
field, Calif, 04-05; physiol. and nature study.
State Nor. Sch, San Diego, 05-13; prof, biol,
Seripps Inst, California, IS- Business agent,
Scripps Inst, California. Kelp.

OnuM, E(Tan) J, Ohio State University, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Chemistry. Columbus, Feb. 14; 89.
A.B. Ohio State. Assoc, ed, 'Chem. Abstracts,*
11-14, ed, 14- A.A; Chem. Soc. Indexing of
chemical compounds and subjects.

Orane, Prof. H(axley) L(ncius), 757 N. Front St,
Morgantown, W. Va. EortioMure. Terra Alta,
W. Va. March 31, 91. B.SJ^, West .Virginia,
14, M.S.A. 18. Instr. hort, Weet Virginia, 14-
17, asst. horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 17-20, horti-
culturist, to-, asst. pref . hort, 19-20, assoc. prof,
go- A, A; Soc. Hort. Sci; W. Va. Sci. Soc; W.
Va. Hort. Soc (sec'y, 19-). Spray nozzles;
culture of apples and peaches.

152

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SdENOE

Orane, Prof. Harry W(olT«n), Ohio State Uni-
ver8it7, Golnmbos, Ohio. P9yohology, Sociology,
Big Bapids, Mich, Dec. 21, 85. A.B, Michigan,
09, A.M, 10, Ph.L), 13. Asst. sociol, Michigan,
09-13, psychol, 10, instr, 13; chief investigator,
Mich, legislative commission on mental defec*
tivenesB, 13-15; instr. and later <U8t, prof, psy-
ehol, Ohio State, IS- A.A; PsychoL Ass. As-
sociation and reaction times; feeblemindedness
in Michigan; dependency and juvenile delin-
quency.

Orane, Jasper BOliot), £. L duPont de Kemonrs
and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemigtry, Newark,
N. J, May 17, 81. A.B, Princeton, 01, M.S, 04;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 04. Giemist, sapt, manager
and later director, Arlington Co, 04-17; man-
ager, cellulose. division, E, I, duPont de Nemours
and Co, 17-20, European manager, gO- Sec'y,
plastics sect, Int. Gong. Applied Chem, 12. Ghem.
8oe. (councilor, 12, v. cluiirman, Del. sect, 19) ;
8oc. Chem. Indust; Ghem. Eng; Soc. Automotive
Eng. Ghemical technology; nitration of cellu-
lose; pyroxylin plastics and solutions; camphor.

Oratae, Dr. W (alter) B(ichard), IT. S. Bureau of
Mines, Washington, D. G. Mining engineering.
Grafton, Mass, Feb. 5, 70. A.B, Kansas, 95,
A.M, 96; Ph.D, Golumbia, 01. Asst. prof, min-
ing Kansas, 98-05 ; asst. prof, sch. mines, Golum-
bia, 05-08; prof, and dean, sch. of mines and
metal. Pa. State, 08-18; mining engineer, U, S.
Bur, Mines, 18-20, chief engineer. War Minerals
Belief Commission, BO- Min. Eng. Ore concen-
trations; mining methods.

Orane, W(m) B(dwlii), 208 13th St, N. E, Wash-
ington, D. G, Engineering, Geology, Fond du
Lac, Wis. May 14, 57. C.E, Iowa, 82, AM, 85.
Asst. ana later assoc. prof, civil eng, Iowa, 82-
86 ; civil engineer, 86-13 ; collector geoJ, paleont,
and eonchol, specimens, 81- Ghief inspector
materials. Pa. and N. Y. tunnels; Panama
Ganal; Hell Gktte Bridge. Givil Eng; Paleont.
Soc. Paleontology; conchology.

Orary,Dr.Geo(rge) W(aldo),770 Park Ave, New
York, N. Y. Derm^xtology, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Jan. 3. 64. M.D, Golumbia, 85. House sur-
geon, Bellevue Hosp, 87; asst. attending sur-
geon, out-patient dept, Boosevelt Hosp, 88-01,
asst. to attending surgeon, 96-01; asst. consult-
ing dermatologist, N. Y. Lying-in Hosp, 03-05;
consulting dermatologist, Gen, Mem, Eosp, OS-;
Lincoln Hosp, 06-; N, 7. Infant Asylum, 08- ;
Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat Hosp, 09-;
Nursery and Child's Hosp, 10- Instr. physiol.
chem, Post-Q'rad. Med. Sch. and Hosp, 88-89;
asst. attending surgeon, N. Y. Gancer Hosp, 95-
00; asst. demonstrator anat, Golumbia, 97-01;
attending surgeon and clin. asst, med. col,
Gomell, 01-06. Myxedema and thyroid extract;
thyroid extract in psoriasis.

Crathome, Prof. Arthur &(obert), 1113 S. Fourth
St, Champaign, III. Mathemoitics. Scarborough,
England, Oct. 26, 75. B.S, Illinois, 98 ; Chicago,
summer, 02; Ph.D, Gottingen, 07. Tutor math,
Maine, 98-00; instr, Wisconsin, 00-04; assoc,
Tllinois, 07-15, asst. prof^l- A.A; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass; Statist. Ass; 111. Acad; Boyal Statist.
Soc. Limitations of applications of mathematics
to statistics; correlation methods in educational
statistics.

Oratty, B(obert) I(rvin), Ames, Iowa. BoUmy.
Butier Go, Pa, Feb. 5, 53. Pub. schooli.
Teacher, pub. solooIs, 73-94; curator bot, Iowa
State, 18. A.A; Bot. Soe; fel. Iowa Acad. The
Iowa sedges; aquatie phenogams of Iowa; Iowa
flora.

Oravatb, James B(aley), Monadnock Block, Chi-
cago, HI. EUdrieai engineering, €trumell,
Iowa, July 11. 72. B.S, Ghrinnell, 92. West ed,
'Elec. World,' 00-10; consulting engineer, Fouiie
and Cravath, 10- Lecturer ilium, Purdue; Iowa
State; Armour. Elec. Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc;
West. Soc. Eng; Chicago Sec Club. Illumina-
tion.

Crawford, Dr. Albert O(onieUiui), Stanford Uni-
versity Medical School, San Francisco, Calif.
Pharmacology, Baltimore, Md, June 10, 69.
MJD, Col. Physicians and Surg, Baltimore, 98;
Hopkins, 88-90, 91-94, 02. Asst. pharmaeo^
Hopkins, 94-00; research pharmacologist, De-
troit, 03; bur. plant indust. and bur. animal
indust, V, S. Dept. Agr« 04-10; prof, pharmaeol,
Stanford, 10- Soc Pharmacol; Soc Biol. Ghem;
Soe. Exp. Biol. Physiological standardization
and apijaratus; poisonous plants; cotton-seed-
meal poisoning; active principles in mistietoe;
chemistry of endocrine organs.

Crawford, D(a^d). PCranda), 5243 Ellsworth
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mechanical engineering.
Pittsburfl^, Dec 4, 64. Pa. Mil. Acad, 82;
D.Eng, Kentucky. Apprentice, Pa. Lines, 85-
89, test dept, 89-92^ asst. master mechanic. Fort
Wayne shop, 92-95, asst. to supt. motive power,
95-99, supt, 99-03. gen. supt, 03-16, gen. man-
ager, lines west of Pittsburgh, 17-18; v. pres.
and gen, manager. Locomotive Stoker Co, and
pres, Westinghouse Union Battery Co, BO- A.A;
Mech. Eng; Elec Eng; By. Master Mech. Ass.
(v. pres, pres); Master Gar Builders (pres);
Soc. Test. Mat; Hlum. Eng. Soc; B. B. Eng;
West. Pa. Enff, Soc Locomotive and car con-
struction; railway operation; electrification of
steam railroads; electric locomotive.

Crawford, Prof. D(avid) L(lvlng8toiL), University
of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii. Entomology,
Hermosillo, Mexico, 89. AJBL Pomona, 11, AM,
Stanford, 12. Asst. entom, Cfomell, 12-13; hort
expert, Mex. Gulf Coast CitruB Ass, 13-15; asst.
prof, bot, Pomona, 14-17; prof, entom, Uni/v. of
Hawaii, 17- In charge, biol. expeditions to
Mexico, 09, 10. AA; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Taxonomic and economic entomology;
phytopathology; pomology; jumping plant lice.

Crawford, HCenry) a(ordoii MacGregor), Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Ottawa, Ga^ Entomology,
Mahone Bay, N. S. B.S.A, Toronto; M.S, lUi-
nois, fellow, 17-18. Asst. to Provincial ento-
mologist, 15 ; lecturer entom. and sool, Ont. Agr.
Gol, 18-20; entomologist, entom. branch. Can,
Dept. Agr, BO- Field entomologist in charge.
Dominion Entom. Lab, summers, 16, 17. A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; EcoL Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; Ont. Entom. Soc; Ottawa
Field Nat. Soc Economic entomology; ecology;
insect morphology; immature insectB; orchard
and field crop pests. %

Crawford, J(amee) CChamberlaln), 2063 Park
Bead, Washington^ D. C. Entomology, West-
point, Nebr, Aug. 24, 80. Nebraska. Special

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field agent, bur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 04-08,
aast. curator, div, inseeU, U, 8. if. Museum, OS-
AJl; Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash.
Entom. and Biol. Societies. Hymenopteray espe-
cially parasitic forms.

Orawford, Prof. J(olm) Foisyfh, Beloit OoUegei
Beloit, Wis. Psychology. Damascns^ Syria,
Nov. 16, 71. Union, W-93; A.B, Princeton, 96,
A.M, 97; Berlin, 96; McConnick Theol. Sem,
Chicago, 97-00, D.B, 10. Demonstrator ezp.
psychol, Princeton^ 97; pastor, Beaver Dam,
wis, 00-04; prof, psychol. and pedag, Grand
Island, 04-07; Tabor, 07-12; phUos. and psychol,
Beloit, IB- AA; Soc Nat; Psychol. Ass. The
temperatore sense; theories of knowledge.

Ctoawford, Prof. Moxxis B(aiker), Middletown,
Conn. ^Thysies. Ossining, N. Y, Sept 26, 52.
A.B, Weeleyan, 74, A.M, 77. Tutor math, Wes-
leyan, 1^11, instr. physios, 80-81, assoc. prof,
81-84, prof, 84- AJL; Physical Soc.

Crawford, Prof. B(alph) D(ixon), 1050 Tenth St,
Boulder, Colo. Geology. Peotone, HI, March
7, 73. A.B, Colorado, 05, A.M, 07; Ph.D, Yale,
18. Asst. geol, Colorado, 04-07, instr, 07-08,
asst. prof, 08-14, prof, miner, and petrol, 14-
Held asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 06; asst, Colo. State
GFeol. Surv, 07-09, geologist, 09-17. A.A; Min.
Eng; Chem. Soc; Geol. Soc. Areal and economic
geology; petrology; mineralogy.

Orawfordy Prof. B(iissell) T(rac7), 2740 HiUegrass
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. Astronomy. Daviimlle,
Calif, March 26, 76. B.S, California, 97, fellow,
lack Observatory, 98-01, Ph.D, 01. Asst. as-
tron, California, 97-98; computer, Watson Trus-
tees, 01-02; examiner, U. S. Civil Service Com-
mission, 02-03 ; instr. practical astron, Calif omia,
0^-06, asst. prof, 06-10, assoc. prof, 10-19, prof,
19- Major, Air Service, 18-19. A.A; Astron.
Soe; Paeifio Astron. Soo. (see'y, 07-09); hon.
mem. Soe. Astron. de Mex; Astron. Geeell. Con-
stant of refraction; orbits of new satellites;
comet orbits; perturbations of minor planets;
cele^dal mechanics.

Orawley, Prof. Edwin S(€]iofleld), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics.
Philadelphia, July 31, 62. B.S, Pennsylvania,
82, Ph.D, 92. Instr. civil eng, Pennsylvamti,
82-84, math, 84-89, asst. prof, 89-99, Thomas
A. Scott prof, 99- AA; (sec'y, A, 02); Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle
States and Md. (pres).

Ctawley, Howard, Pennsylvania Bureau of Ani-
mal Industry, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology, Phil-
adelphia, June 4, 69. B.S, Pennsylvania, 97;
M.S, Harvard, 01. Asst. zool. Harvard, 00-
01; expert protosool, bur. animal indust, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 08-19; Pa. Bur. Animal Indust, 19-
A.A; Phila. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc. The Sporo-
zoa; classification and physiology of Gregari-
nida; the trypanosomes ; parasitic worms.

CMhore, Dr. Albert Odishing), Nela Beseareh
Laboratory, Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio. *Bn»
gineering. Cleveland, Ohio, June 8, 68. A.B,
Yale, 90; Hopkins, 91; Ph.D, Cornell, 93. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 93-94; asst. prof, Dartmouth,
94-98; research physicist, Nela Beseareh Lab.
A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Application
of the sine wave to telegraphs as applied to
submarine cables and land lines; the invention

of a printing telegraph; alternating currents;
the polarizing photo-chronograph; multiple tele-
graphs; the atom; matter and energy.

Orelghton, Prof. Elmer E. r(anner). Union Uni-
versity, Schenectady, N. Y. Blectricdl engineer^
ing. BB. I^tanford, 95, E.E, 97; Paris, 9^-00.
Asst. engineer, Pacific Postal Telegraph Co, 95;
instr. elec. eng, Stanford, 95-98, 00-01; engi-
neer, exp. dept, Stanley Elec Mfg. Co, 01-04;
in charge lightning arrester development, Gen.
Elec. Co, 04-; aetive asst. prof. elec. eng. Union,
04-06, consulting prof, 06- A. A. Oscillographs ;
wireless telegraphy; annealing of sheet iron for
magnetic uses; development of lightning arrest-
ers for electrical circuits; aluminum e^; fizn-
tion of nitrogen; nature and prevention of elee-
trical surges in electrical circuity

Oreighton, Prof. H(enry) Jermaln (Maude),
Swarthmore, Pa. Chemistry. Dartmouth, N. S,
March 2, 86. B.A, Dalhousie, 06, M.A, 07; 1851
Exhibition scholar, Birmingham, 08-10, M.S, 09 ;
ScJ), Polytech, Zurich, 11; Heidelberg, 09-10.
Demonstrator chem, I>alhousie, 07-08, lecturer
physical chem, 11-12; instr. chem, Swarthmore,
1^13, asst. prof, IS- Longstreth medal, 18.
AA.; Cliem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Franklin
Inst, (chairman, comMttee of science and arts,
18); N. S. Inst, (councilor and ed, 'Trans,'
11); Can. Inst. Chem; Maritime Chemists Ass.
(v. pres, 20) ; London Chem. Soc. Physical and
electrochemistry.

Orelghton, Prof. J(ainfl8) E(dwlii), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Philosophy. Pictou, N.
S, April 8, 61. A.B, Dalhousie, 87; Berlin, 91;
PhJ), Cornell, 92; LL.D, Queen's (Can), 03.
Instr. philos, ComeU, 89^91, assoc. prof, modem
philos, 92-95, prof, logic and metaphysics, 95-
Ed, 'Philos. Eev,' 93-; Am. ed, 'Kant-Studien,*
96- A.A; Philos. Ass. (pres, 02). The nature
of judgment and the knowing processes of mind;
metaphysics.

Orelghton, Prof. W(illiam) H(6iiry) P(aiU), U.

S. N. (retired), 1446 Henry Clay Ave, New
Orleans, La. Mechaniodl engineering, (^cin-
nati, Ohio, June 29, 59. Cincinnati, 76-77;
U. S. Naval Acad, 78-82. Asst. engineer, U. S.
N, 84-92, retired, 92; prof. mech. eng, Purdue,
87-91; chief engineer, U. S. Coast Surv,
'Steamer Blake,' 91-92; prof. mech. and sugar
eng, Tulane, 96- Inspector vessels and govt,
material, Spanish- Am. war; German- Am. War.
Naval Eng; Eng. Educ; Franklin Inst. Steam
engine and other heat motors; evaporation of
sugar juices.
Orenshaw, Prof. J(aiiie8) L(leweUyii), Bryn
Mawr College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Physical Chem-
istry. Dennett, Ark, July 10, 87. A.B, Center,
07, A.M, 08; PhJ), Princeton, 11. Asst. chemist,
geophys. lab, Carnegie Institution, 10-15; assoc
physical chem, Bryn Mawr, 15-18, assoc. prof,
18- Capt, C.W.S, A.E.P, 18. Chem. Soc
Electrochemistry; mineral chemistry.

Creese, Prof, a(eorge) H(oflman), U. S. Navai
Academy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Swain-
ton, N. J, Dec. 21, 71. A.B,Trinceton, 06, A.M,
07 ; A.M, Harvard, 11 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Instr.
math, Amherst, 10-11; asst. prof, in charge of
dept, Middlebuiy, 11-15; Michigan, 17-19; U.
S. Na/val Acad, 19- Math. Soe; Math. Gesell. ^
Acceleration of a particle.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Cresson, E(sra) T(owiiMiid), Swarthmore, Pa.
Entomology, PhiladelpUa, Pa, June 18, 38.
Common Bchools. Entom. Soc; Phila. Acad.
Hymenoptera.

Creisoii, E(flra) TCownaend), Jr, Swarthmore, Pa.
Entomology. Philadelphia, Pa, •Dec. 18, 76.
Common schools. Assoc, cd, *Entom. News/ 10- ;
as8t, curator, PhUa. Acad. Entom. Soc; Phila.
Acad. Acaljptrate Diptera.

Orew, Prof. Henry, Northwestern University,
Evanston, 111. *Physio3. Richmond, Ohio, June
4, 59. A.B, Princeton, 82, feUow, 82-84; felloe,
Hopkins, 84-87, Ph.D, 87; ScD, Michigan, 14.
Asst. physics, Hopkins, 87-88; instr, Haverford,
88-91; astronomer. Lick Obserratory, 91-92;
prof, physics. Northwestern, 9B- Assoc ed,
'Astrophys Jour'. Delegate of Am. Physical
Soc, Cong, of Physicists, Paris, 00. Nat. Acad;
A. A; Physical Soc. (v. pes, 06, pros, 09) ; Opti-
cal Soc; Astron. Soc; Am. Acad; lU. Acad. (v.
pres, 08, pres, 13) ; Chicago Acad. (v. pros, 16) ;
Padua Acad. Spectroscopy; arc and spark spec-
tra of metals.

Orlbbs, Prof. J(am68) EClias), 1241 Summit Ave,
Springfield, Mo. Botany, Mereer, Pa, Mareh
25, 91. A.B, Grove City, 14; M.S, Chicago, 16,
fellow, 17-18. Ph.D, 18. Instr. in charge, dept.
biol, Grove City, 14-18 ; prof, hot, Emporia, 19-
20; Drwry, fO- Dot. Soc. Plant associations;
transpiration; Marehantia polymorpha; stelar
anatomy of the seedling of Todea barbara.

Orlddle, Korman, Treebank, Man, Can. Omi-
thology, Entomology, Botany. Addlestone, Sur-
rey, England, May 14, 76. A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Soc. Mammal; mem. Ornith. Union;
Entom. Soc; Ont. Entom. Soc; Ottawa Field
Nat. Club. Insects injurious to growing grain.

Orider, Prof. Joseph OCtterbain), Universitv, Miss.
Phytiology. Harrisonburg, Va. Aug. 29, 81.
M.D, Virp^inia, 12. Instr. physiol. and Pharma-
col, Virginia, 12-13; prof, physiol, Mississippi,
1S~ Am. Med. Ass. Physiology of the nervous
system.

Orlle, Dr. George, 2620 Derbyshire Bead, Cleve-
land, Ohio. ^Medicine, Surgery. Chile, Ohio,
Nov. 11, 64. A.B, Ohio North. Univ, 84;
M.D, Wooster, 87, A.M, 88, LL.D, 16; Vi-
enna, 93; London, 96; Paris, 97; hon. PhJ),
Hiram, 01. Lecturer and demonstrator histol,
med. dept, Wooster, 89-90, prof, pl^ol, 90-93,
principles of surg, 93-00; din. surg. Western
Reserve, 00-11, twrg, 11-- Surgeon, St. Alwds
Hosp; visiting surgeon. Lakeside Hosp; lieut,
M. R. C, Porto Rico, 98; major and director.
Lakeside Base Hosp, B.E.F, 18, senior con-
sultant surg. research, 18-19, lieut. col. and col,
18. Cartwrisht prise, Columbia, 97, 03; Senn
prize, Am. Med. Ass, 98; Alvarenga prise, CoL
of Physicians, Phila, 01. AJL; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Surg. Ass; Col. Surg, (pres, 16); Soc.
Biol. Chem; Gynec. Soc (pres, 20); PhysioL
Soc; Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass. (v. pres, 07);
Soe. Clin. Surg; Int. Soc Surg; Soc. Int. Chi-
rurgie; hon. fel. Royal Soc. Surg; hon. mem.
Peruvian Med. Soc; for. cor. Acad. Royale de
MM. de Belgique. Surgical shock; surgery of
the rearpiration system ; blood pressure in surgery;
hemorrhage and transfusion; anoci-association ;
origin and nature of the emotions; physical in-

terpretation of shock; exhaustion and restora-
tion; man an adaptive mechanism; mechanistic
view of war and peace; the kinetic drive.

Crittenden, B(ngene) 0(aB8on), Bureau^oTIBtand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Photometry. Oswayo,
Pa, Dec. 19, 80. A.B, Cornell, 05. Instr. phys-
ics, Cornell, 05-09; asst. physicist, assoc. phys-
icist and later physicist. Bur. Standards, 09"
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng;
Ilium. Eng. Soc. (director, 19-); Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. (cor. sec'y, 17-19). Illumi-
nation; photometric standards and methods.

Crocker, Prof. Francis B(acon), Crocker-Wheeler
Co, Ampere, N. J. ^Eleetriedt engineering.
New York, July 4, 61. E.M, Columbia, 82,
Ph.D, 95. Instr. elec. eng. Columbia, 89-92,
ad. prof, 92-93, prof, 93-14. Int. Elec. Cong,
Chicago, 93 (perm, sec'y); Int. Electrotech.
Commission (sec'y. Am. sect, 08). A«A; Physi-
cal Soc ; Elec. Eng. (pres, 97) ; Electrochem.
Soc; N. Y. Elec Soc. (pres, 91-94); British
Inst. Elec Eng. High potential direct current
dynamos; unipolar dynamos; regulation of elec-
tric motors; primary and secondary batteries.

Orodcor, Dr. WCllliam), University of Chicago,
Chicago, m, *Botany. Medina, Ohio, Jan. 27,
76. A.B, Illinois, 02, fellow, 02-08, A.M, 03;
fellow, Chicago, 04r-06, PhJ), 06. Instr. biol,
Northern HL State Nor. Sch, 03-04; assoc
plant physiol, Chicago, 07-09, instr, 09-11,
asst. prof, and later oasoc. prof, 11- AJk.; Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc Delayed ger-
mination; effects of noxious gases on plants;
gravity as a form stimulus; inspection methods
for detecting injury in greenhouses from illu-
minating gas.

Crockett, Prof. Clia(rle)8 W(lntlirop), Bensselaer
Polytechnic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Mathe-
matics, Astronomy. Macon, Cki, Oct. 6, 62.
A.B, Mercer, 79, hon. A.M, 86, LLJ), 13; C.E,
Bensselaer, 84. Asst. prof. math, and astron^
Bensselaer, 84-93, prof, 93- A. A; Astron. Soc;
Eng. Educ Slide rule; earthwork; engineering
instruments; automobile engineering.

Oroft, TWrdl, 6600 Delmar Ave, University City,
St. Louis, Mo. Electrical engineering. Den-
ver, Colo, Nov. 14, 80. Grad, Pratt Inst, 03.
Directing engineer and owner, Terrell urofi
Eng. Co. Elec. Eng; Hlum. Eng. Soc. Electric-
ity; mechanics.

Oromwell, Dr. Bidiard O(UTer), 208 S. La SaUe
St, Chicago, lU. Plant pathology. Weeping
Water, Nebr, 90. B.8, Nebraska, Ph.D, 18;
M.S, N. C. Col, 16. Besearch worker. Forest
Exp. Sta, Ephraim, Utah, 13; asst. plant pa-
thologist. N. C. En. Sta, 13-18; exten. plant
pathologist, Iowa State, 18-20, director, Imr.
crop reporting and etatitties, S. W. Wagner Co,
to- Mem. bot. and forestry exped. to Ozark
and Bocky Mts. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Nebr. Acad. Forest bacteriology; control
of cotton anthracnose; inheritance and disease.

Okook, Prof. A(lja) BCobinsoii), State Museum of
Natural History, Springfield, lU. Mineralogy,
Geology. Circleville, Ohio, June 17, 64. A.B,
Ohio Wesleyan, 87; Ph.D, Munich, 92. Supt.
pub. schools, Mt. Carmel, Ohio, 87-89; prof,
nat. hist, Wheaton, 92-93; miner, and econ.
geol, Northwestern, 93-06; curator, IlL State

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155

Miueam Nat. Hist, 06-17; ekieff state musewm
div, Dept. Begigtration and Eduo, III, 17- A.A;
GeoL Soc; Ass. Mas; 111. Acad, (see'y, 07-10,
15, pres, 14); GeoL Gesell. Cretaceous fossil
fish; mineralogical and economic geology; or-
igin of Monk's Monnd; mineral collection;
museum administration.

Orook, Lonis HCenry), 1353 Newton St, N. W,
Wa^ington, D. C. Physiea, Havre de Orace,
Md, 87. B.S, Catholic Univ, 09. Machinist,
XT. S. Navy Tard^ 06-^; instr. theoret. and ap-
plied mech, Catholic Univ, 09- Asst. to Br.
Zahm, aeronaut, lab, U.8.N, 16- Physical Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Aeronautics; aerofoils.

Okook, Welton Joseph, P. O. Box 985, Stanford
University, Calif. Metallurgy. Melbourne, Aus-
tralia, Feb. 1, 86. A.B, Stanford, 11, E.M, 19.
Chemist and assayer, Bept. Mines. Govt, of Vic-
toria, 08; asst. instr. metal, Stanford, 10; chief
chemist. Pacific Coast Steel Co, 11-13; prof,
metal, 8. Dak. Sch. Mines, 18-17; tnetol. m-
gimeer, PaMfie Coatt Steel Co, 17- Besearch
chemist, Panama-Paeific Expos, 15. Min. and
Metal. Soc; Min. Eng. Metallurgical analytical
me^ods; electrolysis; silver eupellation; metal-
lic magnesium; hot dip galvanising process;
properties of basic steeL

Orodcer, Dr. SylTaa J(a7), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Physice. Fairmont, Minn,
July 8, 93. B.8, Carleton, 14; M.S, Illinois, 15,
fellow, 15-17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. physicist. Bur.
Standards, 17-18, radio engineer, Sig. C. Be-
search Lab, 19- Lieut, Sig. C, 18-19; cable
investigator, Alaska, 19. Physical Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Telephone, radio and cable com-
munication; high x>otential phenomena; corona.

Orosby, Prof. Oynui B(ldiard), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Entomology, Penn Yan,
N. Y, Jan. 9, 79. A.B, Cornell, 05. Asst. en-
tomologist, Missouri, 04-06; exp. entomologist,
Cornell Exp, Sta, 06-09, asst, prof, entom, in-
vestigations, 09-13, eaten, prof, IS- Entom.
Soc. (sec'y-treas, 10) ; Micros. Soc Economic
and systematic entomology; Erigonea; Araneae;
Ophiliones.

Orosby, W(alter) W(il8on), 307 E. 30th St, Balti-
more, Md. Highway engineering, Brooklyn,
N. Y, Sept. 2, 72. B.C.E, Maine, 93, C.E, 96;
ScJ), Md. Col, 12. Asst. engineer, Portland and
Bumford Falls By, 93-97; res. engineer, Mass.
Highway Commission, 97-01; roi^ engineer,
Baltimore Co, Md, 01-04; gen. supt. to park
commissioner, Baltimore, 04-05; chief engineer,
Md. Beads Commission, 05-12; Md. Geol. and
Boon, Surv, OS- Non-res. leetorer highway eng,
Columbia, 11-15; instr. in eharge extramural
eourse, N. Y. Univ, 14-15. A.A; Civil Eng.
(chairman, committe on road materials) ; Soe.
Test. Mat; Eng. Educ; Bead Ass. (treas) ; Soc.
Munic. Improv; Int. Ass. Bead Congresses; Int.
Soc. Test. Mat.

Crosby, Prof. W(lQlam) 0(tl8), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Qunbridge, Mass.
^Geology. Decatur, Ohio, Jan. 14, 50. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 76. Instr. geol. Mass, Inat.
Tech, 78-83, asst. prof, 83-02, assoc prof, 02-
06, prof, 06-07, emet. prof, 07- Asst geol.
and miner, Boston Soc Nat. Hist, 76-02; con-
sulting geologist to 'nurious state and city com-

missions, 95- Walker prize, Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist, twice; bronze medal, Paris Eroos, 00
A. A; Qeol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal
Soc; Am. Acad; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; Appa
lachian Mt. Club. Chemical, structural, gla
cial and economic geology; ore deposits; geol
ogy of the Boston Basin, of Alaska, of the
Bocky Mountains and of southern New York.

Otosland, Prof. Harold Bandolph, University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Fstjchology, Black-
ville, S. C, Feb. 19, 93. A.B, South Carolina,
13; fellow, Clark, 13-16, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 16.
Instr. psychol, Minnesota, 16-17; asst, prof,
Arkansas, 17-18; Pittsburgh, 18-20; Oregon,
SO- Psychol. Ass. Experimental psychology;
forgetting.

Cross, Prof. Charles B(obert), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.- ^Bx-
perimental physics. Troy, N. Y, March 29, 48.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 70. Prof, physics, Mass,
Inst. Tech, 75-78, Thayer prof, 78-17, director,
Bogers Lab, 85-17, emer, prof, 17- Chairman,
sect. B, Elec Cong, Columbian Expos, 93; pres,
Elizabeth Thompson Science Fund, 19. A.A;
Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Elec Eng; Am.
Acad, (chairman, Bumford Committee. 97-);
Appalachian Mt. Club (pres, 80) ; British Asc
Telephony; electric arc; musical pitch; phe-
nomena of audition.

OroBB, Dr. (COiailaB) Wldtmaa, 2138 Bancroft
Place, Washington, D. C. "^Geology. Amherst,
Mass, Sept. 1, 54. B.S, Amherst, 75, 76;
CKJttingen, 77; Ph.D, Leipzig, 80. Asst. geol-
ogist, U, S, Geol. Surv, 80-88, geologist, 88-,
chief, sect petrol, 03-07. Mem. Nat. Besearch
ConncO, 18-, treas, 18-19, v. ehairman, div. geoL
and geog, 18, chairman, 19. Nat Acad; Philos.
Soc; GeoL Soc (pres, 18); Wash. Acad; Wash.
Geol. Soc. (pres, 99) ; hon. mem. Colo. Sci. Soc;
for. assoc London Geol. Soc. Petrology; min-
eralogy; systematic petrography; geology of
various districts in Colorado.

CroBsley, Prof. M(oi68) L(ev«rook), Calco Chem-
ical Co, Bound Brook, N. J. Chemistry, Saba
Isl, D. W. I, July 3, 84. PhJB, Brown, 09, M.S,
10, Ph J), 11. Instr. chem. Brown, 09-11 ; assoc.
prof, William Jewell, 11-13 ; lecturer org. chem,
Wesleyan, 13-14, assoc. prof. chem. and acting
head of dept, 14-18 ; chief chemist, Calco Chem,
Co, 18- Consulting chemist, Middlesex Hosp,
15- A. A; Chem. Soc (pres. Conn. Valley sect,
15-). Amidoanthraquinones and anthraquinone
sulphonic acids; dye industry; nitro-cyclic com-
pounds; phosphorus as index of nerve metab-
olism; chemical physiology of human hair;
valency.

Orowe, Dr. Samntf J(aiiies), Johns Hopkins Hos-
pital, Baltimore, Md. Surgery. Washington
Co, Va, April 16, 83. A.B, Georgia, 04; M.D,
Hopkins, 08; Freiberg: Berlin; Vienna. Asst.
surg. in charge, Huntenan Lab, 08-09 ; asst res.
surgeon, Hopkins Hosp, 09-10, laryngologist
and otologist, 11-, din, prof, laryngol, rhinol,
and otol, Hopkins, AJl; Am, Path, and Bact
Physiology of the ductless glands; pituitary
gUmd; adrenal; the relation of focal infection
to general disorders.

Ozowell, Dr. Boirmaa 0(onitDg), Institute Os-
waldo Cms, Caixa Postal 926, Rio de Janeiro,

156

AMEBICAN MSN 01" SdENGE

Brazil. Pathology. Tarmouth, N. S, Jan. 10,
79. B.A. MeGill, 00, M.D, CM, 04. Bes. pathol-
ogist, City Hosp, N. Y. City, 04-07; inatr. path,
Univ. and B^levne Hoap. Med. Col, 07-11;
pathologist, BelloTue Hosp, 08-11; Bor. Soienee,
P. I, 11-15; prof, patii. and baoter, Univ.
Philippines, 12-18, director, grad. Bch. trop.
med. and pnb. healtii, 17-18; chief in path,
Ostodldo Cru0 Inst, 18- Am. Med. Abb; P. I.
Med. Soe. (pros, 17) ; Manila Med. Soc. (pree,
14, 16). Tropieal diaeases; beriberi; cholera;
plagues; trypanosomiasis.

Crowley, Dr. cauudas F(eUx), Creighton TJniTer-
sity, Omaha, Nebr. Chemiiiry, Detroit, Mich,
May 17, 69. A.B, Detroit, 87, A.M, 87: Ph.O,
Michigan, 89; M.D, Creighton, 03. rrof, ehem,
Detroit, 90-93; Creighton, 94- Gas commiB-
sion^r, Omaha, 0^12, city chemist, 03-09, 12-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng. Cattle foods and
dips; gas.

Oroster, Oen. William, IT. 8. A. (retired), War
Department, Washington, D. 0. Engineering,
Garrolton, Ohio, Feb. 19, 56. Orad, IT. 8. MiL
Acad. 76. Served in fourth artil, U.8.A, 76-81,
appointed to O. D, 81, brig. gen. and chief, 01-
18, major gen, 18, retired, 18. Instr. math, U.
8. MiL Aead, 79-84; on special duty in Europe,
88-89; inspector fortifications, 98; Int. Peace
Conference, The Hague, 99 ; served in Philippine
campaign, 00; relief ezped. to Peking, 00. A. A;
8oc. Nat; Am. Qeog. Soc; C&vil Eng; Wash.
Acad. Application of wire to construction of
guns; strains of gun carriages; strains due to
rifling of guns; industrial management.

OroBior, Prof. W(il]lam) J(o]m), Butgers College,
New Brunswick, N. J. Zoology, Phyaiology.
New York, N. T, Aug. 28, 92. B.S, Col. City of
N. Y, 12; Austin fellow, Harvard, 14-15, A.M,
14, PhJ), 15. Bob. naturalist, Bermuda BioL
8ta, 15-18; asst. prof. physioI, med. dept, Hli-
Aois, 18-19; gool, Chicago, 19-20; prof, and
head of dept, Butgers, tO~ Sheldon traveling
fellow, Harvard, 15-18. A.A; Soc Nat; Soc.
Zool; Physiol. Soc; Chem. Soc. Marine zoology;
adaptation; animal behavior; irritability.

Onun, Dr. WCilliam) Ii(eonard), 766 Yale Sta-
tion, New Haven, Conn. Mathematics, Hoosick
PaUs, N. Y, April 8, 94. A.B, Williams, 14;
A.M, Yale, 16, Ph.D, 17. Instr. math, Yale, 17-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Planetary theory; sta-
tistics.

Ommp, Dr. Clifford OOiarlea), Ohio Wesleyan
University, Delaware, Ohio. Astronomy, Ke-
wanna, Ind, Oct. 11, 91. B.S, Earlham, 12;
A.M, Michigan, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. astronomer,
Observatorio Nacional, La Plata, Argentina,
13-14; instr. math, and astron, Carleton, 16;
prof, astron, and director, Perleins Observatory,
Ohio Wesleyan, A. A; Astron. Soc Astro-
physics.

Ommp, OoL Malcolm H(art), Bowling Green,
Ky. Engineering, Oeology, Culpeper Co, Va,
Oct. 24, 49. Grad, Va, Mil. Inst, 73; summer
sch. of geol. Harvard, 75-77. Asst. and acting
director, Ky. GeoL Surv, 75-90; prof. nat.
science, Ogden, 77-89. Director, Ky. dept.
mining and forestry, Columbian Expos, 93; Ky.
commissioner. La. Purchase Expos, 04, James-
town BrpoB, 07; medals, Columbian, La. Pur-

chase and Jamestown Expositions. A.A; GeoL
Soc; Ky. Acad; Boyal Soc Arts. Bock asphalt,
oil and gas of western Kentucky.

Oabberlay, Prof. EUwood P, Stanford University,
Calif. Education, Andrews, Ind, June 6, 68.
A.B, Indiana, 91 ; A.M, Columbia, 02, Ph.D, 05.
Instr. sciences, Vincennes, 91-93, pres, 93-96;
supt. city schools, San Diego, Calif, 96-98; prof,
educ, and head of dept, Stanford, 98-, dean, seh,
educ, 17- Lecturer, CaHfomia; Columbia; Chi-
cago; Harvard; ed, 'Biverside Text Books in
Educ' A.A; Nat. Soc Study Educ; Soc CoL
Teachers Educ Educational administration and
finance.

Oulia, (Bobert) Stewart* Brooklyn Institute Ma*
seum, Brooklyn, N. Y. * Anthropology, Phila-
delphia, Pa, July 13, 58. Nazareth Hall, Pa.
Director, dept. archeol, Pennsylvania, 92-99,
curator, sect. Am. and gen. ethnol. Free Museum
Science and Arts, 99-03; ethnol, Broolelyn Inst,
OS- Sec'y, U. S. comnussion, Columbian Hist.
Expos, Madrid, 92-93. A.A. (sec'y, H, 75, v.
pres, 02); Anthrop. Soc. (meuL council, 19);
Philos. Soc; Folk-lore Soc (pres, 97); Nxmus.
Soc. (rec sec'y, 83-01); feL Ethnol. Soc;
Brooklyn Inst; hon. mem. Soc. Cient. Ant. Als;
cor. mem, Madrid Boyal Acad. Hist; cor. mem.
Soc. Ital. d'Antrop, EtnoL e Psicol. comp;
Swedish Soc Anthrop. and (}eog. Comparative
study of games; games of Nortii American In-
dians.

Ovllen, Dr. Qlenn Smest^ 66th St. and Avenue A,

New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Isle St. George,
Ohio, April 1, 90. A.B, Michigan, 12, B.Ch. E,
18 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Assoc EocJcefeUer Inst,
13- Oapt, Sanit. C. Chem. Soc; Soc. BioL
Chem. Physiologieal chemistry; antiseptics;
bacteriological chemistxy.

Oollflii, Joseph F(raiiei8), Midvale, Utah. Chem-
istry, Worcester, Mass, June 24, 85. B.S, Wor-
Ncester, 07. Asst. chemist, Cambria Steel Co, 07-
08; chemist, Lackawanna Steel Co, 08-09: in
metal, research, U. 8. Bur. Mines, 10-14; direc-
tor, laboratories, dept. metaL research, Utah, 15-
16; research chemist and metallurgist, U. 8,
Smelting Co, 16- A.A; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Chem. Soc Iron ore smelting; coke manufac-
ture; non-ferrous metallurgy.

Oall«ii, Dr. Thomas Steplm, 20 E. Eager St,
Baltimore, Md. Abdominal surgery. Bridge-
water, Ont, Nov. 20, 68. MJB, Toronto, 90.
House surgeon, Toronto Gen. Hosp, 9(^-91;
demonstrator anat, Toronto, 91; asst. res. gyne-
cologist, Hopkins Hosp, 92-96, res. gynecologist,
96-97, assoc. and later he<id, dept, gynec, 97-;
assoc prof, and later prof, din, gynec, Hopkins,
00- A. A; fel. Gynec Soc; Ass. Anat; Asc
Path, and Bact; fel. British Gynec. Soc; Lon-
don Obstet. Soc; hon. mem. Edinburgh Obstet.
Soc; cor. mem. Leipzig Gesell. ftir Gtoburtshulfe;
Munich Gynek. (Resell; hon. mem. Soc Ital. di
Ostet. e Ginec. Cancer, adenomyoma and myo-
mata of the uterus; gynecological pathology; the
umbilicus.

Culler, Prof. J(o8eph) AObertna), Oxford, Ohio.
Physics, Wooster, Ohio, March 5, 58. A.B,
Wooster, 84, Ph.D, 00. Principal, high seh,
Cambridge, Ohio, 84-85; Kenton, Ohio, 85-00,
supt. schools, 00-01; Bowling Green, Ohio, 01-

AMEBIOAN MEN OF SdENOE

157

08; prof, phyHea, Miami, OS- Ohio Acad, (pres,
07); CXrford Sei dab. Meehanies and heat;
electrieity; electromagnetic waves; sound.

OolTer, Prof. GCarry) B(iigene), 310 Center Are,
Stevens Point, Wis. Geology, Hebron, Wis,
May 20, 49. Harvard, 86; Wisconsin, 88-91;
hon. A.M, Denison, 88. Prof. nat. science,
Dakota, 88-86, physical science, 86-87, geol.
and miner, 88-91; physical science, State Nor.
8ch, Stevens Point, Wis, 94-07, geol, and chem,
(77- Instr. geol, Beloit, 92; lecturer, exten.
dept, Wisconsin, 92-98. A.A; GeoL Soc; Chem.
Soc; Wis. Acad. Artesian well problems in the
Dakotas; glacial topography; graphite deposits
of central Wisconsin.

OnlTsr, Dr. Harry, 608 &. Honore St, Chicago, HI.
Medicine. Cobb, Wis, Aug. 13, 86. B.8, Wis-
consin, 10; M J), Bush Med. Col, 13; M.S, Hli-
nois, 18. Fellow, Sprague Mem. Inst, 16; instr.
ezp. med, med. dept, Illinois, 16-18; fellow,
Christian Fenger Mem, Inst, 20- Chicago Inst.
Med. Infections of the genito-urinary tract.

OnmingB, Dr. Bdgar B(o8Coe), Indiana TTnirer-
sity, Bloomington, Ind. Geology, Paleontology,
Madison, Ohio, Feb. 20, 74. A3, Union, 97;
Cornell, 97-98; fellow, Yale, 01-<)8, PhJ), 08.
Instr. paleont, Indiana, 98-08, asst. prof, geol,
03-06, assoc. prof, 06-09, prof, 09-; acting dean,
grad, seh, 14- AJl (mem. gen. committee, 16) ;
GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Ass.
Prof, (councilor, 17-19); Ind. Acad. Strati-
graphic geology; Brachiopoda; Paleozoic Bry-
oxoa; Ordovician and Mississippian faunas and
stratigraphy; development and morphology of
the Monticu^oroids.

Otmunliigs, Prof. Byron, UniTersity of Arizona,
Tucson, Arift. Aroheology, Westville, N. Y,
Sept. 20, 61. A.B, Butgers, 89, A.M, 02; Chi-
cago, summer, 96; Berlin, 10-11. Teacher,
high sch, Syracuse, N. Y, 87-88; Butgers Prep.
Sch, 89-93; instr. Latin and English, Utah, 98-
94, asst. prof, Latin and Greek, 94-96, prof,
96-16, dean, scJl. arts and sciences, 05-16; direc-
tor, musewn, Arisona, 15-, dean, arts, letters and
science, 17-, dean of men, 18- Director, archeoL
expeditions to southern Utah and northern Ariz.
A. A; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. council, 19); Mus.
Ass; Inst. Social Sei. Prehistoric man in Utah
and Arizona; cliff dwellers; natural bridges in
Utah.

OommingB, Mln Edith B, Lick Observatoiy, Mt
Hamilton, Calif. Astronomy, Beatrice, Nebr,
Sept. 10, 94. A.B, Missouri, 16, A.M, 17. Asst,
Laws Observatory, 15-17; Allegheny Observa-
tory, 17-18;, fellow, lAck Observatory, 18-
Astron. Soc; assoc. Physical Soc; Pacific Astron.
Soc. Stellar photometry.

OmnmiiigBy^Prof. Louise D(iiffltid), Yassar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Mathematics, Ham-
ilton, Can, 72. B.A, Toronto, 96, M.A, 02; fel-
low, Pennsylvania, 96-97; Chicago, 97-98; Bryn
Mawr, 99-00, Ph.D, 14. Instr. math, St. Mar-
garet's Col, Toronto, 01-02; Vassar, 02-15,
asst. prof, 16-19, assoc. prof, 19- Math. Soc.
Triad systems on fifteen elements.

Ornnmlngi, •Prof. Marwliall Baxtar, Vermont Agri-
eultural Experiment Station, Burlington, Vt.
Horticulture, North Thetford, Vt, Dec. 2, 76.

B.S, Vermont, 01; M.S, Maine, 04; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 09. Instr. bot, Mjiine, 03-06; prof, hort,
Vermont, 09- A.A; Soc. Hort. Sei; Pomol. Soc;
New England. Bot. Club. Plant breeding; fruit
growing; diseases of the peach; forcing plants
with COt; size of seed as a factor in plant pro-
duction; perpetuation of high productivity in
apple trees.

Onrnmlnw, Dr. aCeorge) Wydkoff, Belvidere, N. J.
Physiological chemistry, Vienna, N. J, March
2, 65. Ph.B, Yale, 84, Ph.D, 87; M.D, Colum-
bia, 90. Asst, lab. physioL diem, Yale, 84-87;
instr. math, Sheffield ScL Sch, Yale, 87-88;
practising physician, 90- A.A; Am. Med. Ass.
Physiologickl chemistry, chiefly in relation to
digestion; annealing of copper; history of War-
ren County, N. J.

Onminlnfl, J)r. WCUllam) Taylor, Southern Pa-
cific General Hospital, San i^tincisco, Calif.
Pathology, Media, Pa, May 17, 79. M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 02. Asst. demonstrator path, Penn-
sylvania, 03^10; physician, Henry Phipps Inst,
Phila, 06-10; bacteriologist, Dept. of Health,
N. Y. City, 11; pathologUt, and director, Harri-
man Besearch Lah, South, Pacific Gen, Hasp.
Acting pathologist, Meth. Epis. Hosp, Phila,
09-10. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med.
Ass; Pacific Ass. By. Surg; Phila. Col. Phy-
sicians. Tuberculosis in children; diaso re-
action; arteriosclerosis; D6hle inclusion bodies;
guinea pig blood tests; coccidioidal granuloma
and blastomycosis; intraspinous treatment of
syphilis.

OnTmlngham, Dr. B(i6hard) H(oope), 60 W. Tenth
St, New York, N. Y. ^Physiology, Neurology,
Biehmond, Va, July 1, 66. Virginia, 83-85;
M.D, Med. Col. of Va, 86; M.D, Columbia, 88;
Heidelberg, 90-91; Univ. Col, London, 91-^8.
Lecturer nervous and mental diseases, Med.
CoL of Va, 93-94; demonstrator physlol, Colum-
bia, 96-98, din. asst. neur, Vanderbilt Clinic,
96-02, instr, electrophysiol, Columbia, 02-06,
neur, and chief of clinic, dept, neur, Vander-
bilt Clinic, 06- Physiol. Soc; Neur. Ass; Soc
Exp. Biol; Elec. Eng; feL N. Y. Acad. Physi-
ology; neurology; electricity; stimulation of
sciatic nerve with strong electric currents.

Oumingliaitt, Tjr, B(obort) SCydney), Johns Hop-
kins Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Anatomy,
Anderson, S. C, Nov. 14, 91. B.S, A.M, David-
son, 11; M.D, Hopkins, 16. Asst. and instr.
anat, Hopkins, 15-17, assoc, 19- Lieut, M. 0,
17-19. Ass. Anat. Embryology on the lym-
phatic system; absorption.

OnTiTilngham, Prof. 8(ii8aa) J, 107 N. 34th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics, Astronomy,
Wilna, Md, March 28, 42. Vassar, 66-^7; Har-
vard, summers, 74, 76; Princeton, summer, 81;
Cambridge, England, summers, 77, 78, 79, 82,
87, 91; Williams, summers, 83, 84; hon. Sc.D,
Swarthmore, 88. Instr. math, Swarihmore, 69-
72, asst. prof, 72-74, prof, math, and astron,
74-06, emer, prof, 06- A.A.

Oarme, Dr. George 0(liTer), Jr, Charleston, W.
Va. Chemistry. Mt. Vernon, Iowa, Dec. 24, 88.
B.S, Northwestern, 09; Ph.D, Chicago, 18; Ber-
lin, 13-14. Fellow, Mellon Inst, 14-20; chief
chemist. Carbide and Carbon Chem, Corp, iO-

158

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

A.A; Chem. 8oc. Organic chemical reactions;
hydrocarbon gases.

Onxine, Dr. Henry B(iis8ell), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Mt. Vernon, lova,
Oct. 4, 94. B.S, Northwestern, 15; Ph.D, Pitts-
burgh, 19. Felloto, Mellon Inst, 17- Chem. Soc
Organic and physico-organic chemistry.

Ourrie, Bolla P(att68on), 632 Keefer Place, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Entomology, Preemption,
lU, March 25, 75. A.B, North Dakota, 93. Aid,
div. insects, U. S. Nat. Museum, 97-04; asst.
entomologist, bur, entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-
Collected specimens for U. 8. Nat. Museimi,
Wyo. and N. Dak, 96, Liberia, J>7, B. C, 04.
A. A; assoc. mem. Omith. Union; wash. Entom.
Soc. (rec. sec'y, 01-06, chairman, pub. com-
mittee, 01-08) ; Wash. BioL Field Club. Myr-
meleonidae and Odonata in systematic ento*
mology.

Onrrier, Odinton) H(arvey), Brown UniTersityy
Providence, R. I. Mathematics, Manchester,
N. H, Jan. 1, 76. Ph.B, Brown, 98, A.M, 99;
Gottingen, 10-11. Instr. math, Brown, 99-16;
astron, 14-16, asst. prof, IS- l^tr. math, B. I.
Sch. of Design, 03-09. A.A; Math. Soc; As-
tron. Soc; New Eng, Ass. Math. Teachers.

Curtis, Dr. B(«iijaiiiiii) Farquhar, Hastlngs-on-
Hudson, N. Y. Surgery, Philadelphia, Pa,
Aug. 5, 57. A3, Columbia, 78, M.D, 81. Prof,
clin. surg, Women's Med. Col, N. Y, 92-98;
surg, N. Y. Postgrad. Med. Sch, 94-98; Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 98-08. Instr. and
chief of clinic, Columbia, 90-94; attending sur-
geon, St. Luke's Hosp, 88-; BeUeTue Hosp, 98-
08; Mem. Hosp, 90-00. Surg. Ass; N. Y. Acad.
Med.

Curtis, Prof. Carlton C(laronee), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. *Botany, Syracuse,
N. Y, Aug. 24, 64. A.B, Syracuse, 89, Ph.D,
95; A.M, Columbia, 94; Cambridge, England,
96; Leipzig, 97. Principal, Fayetteville Union
Sch, 84-86; instr. nat. science, Brooklyn Poly-
tech, 90-92; tutor hot, Columbia, 98-08, adj.
prof, and later assoe, prof, 08- AJl; Boe.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club (treas, 07).
Turgor; transmission and tension of fluids in
plants; transpiration; action of pure and col-
ored light upon transpiration.

Curtis, 06orge Carroll, 64 Crawford St, Boston,
Mass. Geography, Geology, Abington, Mass,
July 15, 72. B.S, Harvard, 96; Zurich, 01.
Asst. geol. Harvard, 96-98; asst. geologist, U.
S. Geol Surv, 98-99. In charge of construction.
State Model of Metrop. Boston, 00; U. S. Senate
Models of Washington, 01-02; geologist on
Dixie exped, 02. Gold medal, Paris, 00; La.
Purchase Expos, 04. A.'A; fel. Am, Geog. Soc;
Boston Sci. Soc. Geographic sculpture; coral
islands of Tahitian Group.

Curtis, O«org6 M(orrls), Yanderbilt Universitj
Medical School, Nashville, Tenn. Anatomy, Big
Bapids, Mich, April 2, 90. A.B, A.M, Michigan,
10, Ph.D, 14; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 20. Asst.
zool, Michigan, 08-12, histol, 11-13; asst. prof.
anat, Vanderhilt, 13-14, acting prof, 14-15,
prof, and head of dept, IB- A. A; Ass. Anat.
Morphology of seminiferous tubules; sperma-
togenio wave.

Curtis, Dr. Harold B(artlett), 620 Universitj
Place, Evanston, lU. Mathem<itics. Brooklyn,
N. Y, May 22, 84. A.B, Cornell, 07, Ph.D, 10.
Instr. math, Columbia, 10-17; Northwestern,
19- Second lieut, U.S.A, 17-19. Math. Soc
Popular astronomy.

Curtis^ Dr. Harry A(lfted), International Coal
Products Corp, Newark, N.J. Chemistry, SedaHa,
Colo, Feb. 16, 84. B.S, Colorado, 08, A.M, 10;
fellow, Wisconsin, 13-14, Ph.D, 14. Instr. chem,
Colorado, 08-12, asst. prof, 12-13, 14-15, prof,
15-17; with ordnance dept, U.S.A, 17-19; prof,
chem. Northwestern, 19-20; chief chemist. Int.
Coal Products Corp, £0- AJk.; Chem. Soc. Elee-
troanalysis; photochemistry; industrial chem-
istry.

Curtis, Dr. Harvey Ii(i]icoln), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. ^Physics. Mason,
Mich, Dec. 14, 75. Ph3, Michigan, 00, A.M,
03, Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics, Michigan, 02-03;
instr, Mich. Agr. Col, 03-07, asst. prof, 07; asst.
physicist. Bur, Standards, 07-13, assoc. physi-
cist, 13-18, physicist, 18- Lecturer theoret.
elec, George Washington, 10-14. Physical Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. Mica con-
densers; measurement of inductances and in-
sulating properties of solid dielectrics; design
of alternating current resistances; quadrant
electrometer; skin-effect.

Curtis, Dr. H(eber) D(ou8t), Allegheny Observa-
tory, Pittsburgh, Pa. * Astronomy. Muskegon,
Mich, June 27, 72. A.B, Michigan, 92, AJf,
93; fellow, Leander McCormick Observatory,
00-02, PhJ), Virginia, 02. Instr. math, hi^
sch, Detroit, 93; prof. Greek and Latin, Napa,
94-96; math, and astron. Pacific (Calif), 97-00;
asst, Lick Observatory, California, 02-04, asst.
astronomer, 04-06, acting astronomer in charge,
• D. O. Mills' ezped. to south, hemisphere, 06-
09, astronomer, 09-20; director, Allegheny Ob-
servatory, 90- Voluntary aid, Lick Observa-
tory Eclipse Sta, Thomaston, Cki, 00; mem. U.
S. Naval Observatory eclipse exped. to Sumatra,
01; in charge Lick Observatory Eclipse Sta,
Cartwright, Labrador, 05; Bussian edipse, 14;
Goldendale, Wash, 18. Pan-Am. Sci. Cong,
Santiago, 08. Nat. Acad; A.A; Astron. Soc;
Optical Soc; Philos. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc
(v. pres, 16); Soc. Sci. du Chile. Spectro-
graphy; spectroscopic binaries; astronomical
photography.

Curtis, Dr. Mary F(lorenoe), Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Mathematics. Westminster,
Mass, April 12, 84. A3, Wellesley, 06 ; Leipsig,
10-11; A.M, BadcHfPe, 15, Ph.D, 17. Instr.
math, Wellesley, 11-14, Western Beserve, 17-
18; Wellesley, 18-20, asst, prof, tO- Math. Soe.
Functions of elliptic cylinders; point transfor-
mations.

Curtis, Dr. Maynie B(086), Columbia Universitj,
New York, N. Y. Biology, Ingham Co, Mich,
July 27, 80. A.B, Michigan, 05, A.M, 08, Ph.D,
13. Asst. biologist, Maine £zp. Sta, 08-17;
assoc. cancer research, Crocker Research Fund,
Columbia, 17- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ecol.
Soc. Physiology of reproduction; cancer.

Curtis, Prof. Otis F(reema]i), Cornell- Universitji

Ithaca, N. Y. Plant physiology. Sendai, Japan,
Feb. 12, 88. A.B, Oberlin, 11; Ph.D, Cornell,

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16. Tutor biol, Oberlin Aead, 11-12; Bast. nat.
hist, OomeU, 12, instr. plant phy^iol, 13-17,
oMt. prof, 17" Bot. Soe. Stimulation of root
growth in cuttings; upward translocatien of
foods and salts in plants ; rise of water in trees.

OnrtlB, Dr. B(obert) W(iUiam)» College of the
City of New York, New York, N. Y. Chem-
istry, Bridgeport, Conn, July 4, 69. B.S,
Trinity (Conn), 96; Ph.D, Yale, 04. Asst.
instr. ohem, Yale, 03-04; asst. prof, Kansas,
04-07; instr, Col. City of N. T, 07-16, asst.
prof, 16- Aetion of reducing agents upon vana-
dium pentoxid; determination of metals by ro-
tating cathode.

Onxtls, Dr. W(liiterton) OConway), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. ^Zoology. Richmond,
Maine, Not. 4, 75. A.B, Williams, 97, A.M, 98;
fellow, Hopkins, 00-01, Ph.D, 01. Instr. Mool,
Missouri, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-08, prof, OS-
Instr. zool, Woods Hole, 99-03, in charge invert,
sool, 08-11 ; scientific asst. various seasons, IT. S.
Fisheries Bur, 04-11. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc ZooL
Planaria; Cestoda; embryology of XTnionidae;
parasitic Protozoa; history of science.

OnrtlBB, Dean Charles F(raxikliii), Ames, Iowa.
Agrioulivre. Nora, HI, Dec. 12, 63. B.8.A, lows
State, 87, M.S.A, 93; hon. Sc.D, Mich. Agr. Col,
07. Statistician, U. S. Dept. Agr, 88-93^ prof,
animal husbandly, Iowa Btate, and asst. director,
Bxp. 8ta, 91-96, dean agr, and director, 97-
Pres, Iowa Live Stock Breeders' Ass; judge of
live stock, Trans-Miss, Pan-Am, La. Purdiase,
Lewis and Clark and Panama-Pacific exposi-
tions; pres. Int. Live Stock Expos; director,
Iowa State Board Agr, 06-09. A.A; 8oc. Ani-
mal Nutrition (pres, 09) ; Ass. Agr. Col. (mem.
exec, committee, 02-09).

Onrtlse, Prof. D(ayid) B(aymoiid), 2023 Sherman
Ave, Evanston, 111. *Mathematic3. Derby,
Conn, Jan. 12, 78. A.B, California, 99, A.M,
01; Ph.D, Harvard, 03, traveling feQow, at
Ecole Nor. SupMeure, Paris, 03-04. Instr.
math, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 04:-05; asst. prof,
Northwestern, 05-07, assoo. prof, 07-09, prof,
09- A. A. (chairman, A) ; Math. Soc. (ed.
board, 'Trans,' mem. council and v. pres) ; Soc.
math, de France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Dif-
ferential equations; theory of functions; the
real branches of implicit functions in the neigh-
borhood of multiple points.

Chortlfli, Prof . Balph H(ainfltoii), Detroit Obsenra-

tory, Ann Arbor, Mich. * Astronomy, Astrophys-
ics. Derby, Conn, Feb. 8, 80. B.S, California,
01, Ph.D, 04. Student asst. astron, CaHfomia,
00-01, fellow. Lick Observatory, 01-05; Car-
negie asst. Lick Observatory, 05; asst. astrono-
mer, Allegheny Observatory, 05-07; asst. prof,
astrophysics, Michigan, 07-11, assoc. prof, as-
tron, 11-18, prof, 18", asst. director, Detroit Ob-
servatory, 11- Mem. Lick Observatory eclipse
exped. to Sumatra, 01 ; mem. Int. Astron. Union.
A. A; Astron. Soc. Spectroscopy of heavenly
bodies; photography of comet forms; spectro-
graphic construction; spectrography of variable
stars, and of stars with peculiar spectra in
class B.

OartiBB, Dr. Bidiard SCydney), Covina, Calif.
Chemistry. Stratford, Conn, Nov. 8, 64. Ph3,

Yale, 88; Munich, 90-91; Ph.D, Wiirzburg, 92;
Paris, 92-93. Chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta, New
Haven, 88-90; decent and instr. org. chem, Chi-
cago, 93-97; prof, chem, Hobart, 97-01; Union,
01-04; org. chem, Illinois, 04-12; Throop, 12-
16; director, research lab, Mex. Petrol. Co, Los
Angeles, 16-18; acting prof. org. chem, Stan-
ford, 18-19; owner and manager, Citriodora
Banch, 19- Besearch chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta,
93. A.A. (sec'y, C, 05); Chem. Soc. (chair-
man, div. org. chem, 09) ; Am. Health League
(v. chairman); HI. Acad; Chem. Gesell. Or-
ganic chemistry; acetylacetone and acetoacetic-
ester derivatives of certain amino malonic
esters; intermediate addition products in or-
ganic chemical reactions; condensation in the
mesoxalic ester series; chemistry applied to sub-
tropical horticulture.

Ourtman, Dr. Lonia J, College of the City of New
York, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. London,
England, Oct. 31, 78. B.S, Col. City of N. Y,
99; M.S, N. Y. Univ, 02; Ph.D, Columbia, 07.
Instr. chem, E. Side Evening High Sch, N. Y.
City, 04-09; Col. City of N. Y, 07-15, asst. prof,
IS- A.A; Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry;
double phosphates; double arsenates; new metii-
ods on metal and organic compounds.

Gushing, Prof. Harvey, 305 Walnut St, BrookUne,
Mass. * Surgery. Cleveland, Ohio, April 8, 69.
A.B, Yale, 97, hon. A.M, 13, ScD, 19; A.M,
Harvard, 95, M.D, 95; ScD, Washington (St.
Louis), 14; LL.D, Western Beserve, 19; Cam-
bridge, ExLgland, 20. Bes. surgeon, Hopkins
Hosp, 97-01, asst. swrg, Hopkins, 97-99, assoc,
99-03, assoc. prof, 03-12; Moseley prof. Har-
vard, It- Surgeon-in-chief, Peter Bent Brigham
Hosp. Address on surg. Int. Med. Cong, 13.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; PhysioL
Soc; Soc Exp. Path; Neur. Ass; hon. fel. Surg.
Ass; Am. Acad. (v. pres, 19) ; hon. fel. Boyal
CoL Surg. Neurological and experimental sur-
gery; experimental medicine and neurology.

Ciuliliig, Prof. H(eiiry) P(latt), Western Beserve
University, Clevehind, Ohio. *Oeology. Cleve-
land, Oct. 10, 60. Ph.B, Cornell, 82, M.S, 84,
PhJ), 09; Columbia, 84-85; Munich, 91-92.
Teacher science. Nor. Sch, Mankato, Minn, 85-
91; instr. geol. and chem, Western Beserve, 92-
93, assoc. prof, geol, 93-95, prof, 96- A. A;
Geol. Soc. (librarian^ 98-13, v. pres, 15) ; Philos.
Soc; Ohio Acad; N. Y. Acad. Geology of nor-
tiiem New York, especially pre-Cambrian; geol-
ogy of northeastern Ohio.

Onahman, Dr. Allerton 8(eward), 1314 16th St,
Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry. Bome, Italy,
June 2, 67. B.S, Worcester, 88; Freiburg and
Heidelberg, 89-90; A.M, Harvard, 97, John
Harvard fellow, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Instr. chem,
Washington (St. Louis), 92-96; asst. Harvard,
98; asst. prof, Bryn Mawr, 99-00; asst. director
and chemist in charge, div. of tests, office of
pub. records, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01-10; founder
and director, Inst. Indtist. Besearch, 10- Lieut.
col, ordnance dept, 17-18. Longstreth medal,
Franklin Inst, 11. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; British Iron and
Steel Inst. Bevision of atomic weight of nickel;
road materials; cementing power of rocks; plas-
ticity of clays; relation of 'water of combina-

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tion' to physical properties of rock dnst, elajs,
etc; colloid theory of plasticity; corrosion and
preservation of iron and steel; chemistry and
eiyilization.

Onsbman, Dr. J(086pli) ACiignstine), 234 Berkeley
8t, Boston, Mass. Biology, Paleontology.
Bridgewater, Mass, Jan. 31, 81. B.B, Harvard,
03, Ph.D, 09. Museum director, Boston 8oo.
Nat. Hist, OS-; geologist, U. 8. Geol. 8wrv, IS-
Paleont. 8oc; QtkoL Soc; Am. Qeog. Soc; Am.
Acad; New Englsmd Bot. Olnb; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist; Wash. Acad. Fosdl and recent
Foraminif era ; desmids; Ostracoda.

Oastifl» Dr. Horace H(atch), 1839 Irving St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. ChefMstry. Washington,
March 16, 84. A.B, Hopkins, 06; A.M, G^rge
Washington, 08, Ph.D, 16. Chemist, Wash. Gas
Light Co, 06-08; asst. chem, G^rge Washing-
ton, 07-08; aast. to chemist, health dept, D. C.
and collaborating chemist, bur. ehem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 08-09; junior chemist. Z7. 8. Geol.
8wrv, 09, chemist, 09- Chem. Soc. Actino-
chemistry.

. Ontler, Dr. abridge a(«rry), 214 Beacon St, Bos*
ton, Mass. 8urgery. Farmington, Maine, Sept.
7, 46. A3, Harvard, 68, M.D, 72. Asst. path,
anat. Harvard, 78-82, clin. instr, auscultation,
84-88, instr. theory and practise of med, 88-09 ;
cons%Uting physician, Mass. Oen. Hosp, 08-
Visiting physician, Mass. Qea. Hosp. Emer.
mem. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass. The
urine; contagious and infectious diseases; gas-
tric ulcer in children.

Oatler, Dr. ElUott O(arr), 61 Health St, Brook-
line, Mass. Surgery. Bangor, Maine, July 30,
88. AB, Harvard, 09, M.D, 13, fellow, 13-14.
House officer, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, Bos-
ton, 13-15; res. surgeon, Am. Ambulance Hosp,
Paris, 15; asst. surg. Harvard Med. Sch, 15-16;
res. surgeon, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 15-16; vol. asst,
Bockefeller Inst, 16-17; major, M.C, A.E.F, 17-
19; res. surgeoii(, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, 1&-
20; instr. surg, Harvard Med. 8ch, 19- AA.
Experimental liver pathology; tortula disease;
strychnin x>oisoning; Paget 's disease.

CfQtlor, Dr. Ira E(iigeiie), 2122 S. Clayton St,
Denver, Colo. Biology. Putnam, Conn, 63.
B.S, Albion, 93; AB, Denver, 07, Ph.D, IiL.D,
19. Manager, flouring mill, 93-94; teacher sci-
ence, high sdi, Menominee, Mich, 94-97; supt.
schools, Crystal Falls, 97-98; head, dept. hiol,
Denver, 98- Bot. Soe; Denver Teknik Club.
Genetics.

Ontter, Dr. Irving 8(amnel), 42nd St. and Dewey
Ave, Omaha, Nebr. Biochemistry. Eeene, N. H,
Dec. 5, 75. B.S, Nebraska, 98, M.D, 10. Instr.
physical chem, Nebraska, 10-13, adj. prof.
biochem, 13-14, prof, 14-, director, laboratories
and dean, med. col, IS- A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Chem. Soc. Creatin and ereatinin in metabolism
of children.

Ontter, Prof. WlUiam D(ick), Education Building,
Albany,. N. Y. Physiology. Brooklyn, N. T,
Sept. 14, 78. A.B, Yale, 99; M.D, Hopkins, 05.
Asst physiol. chem, Columbia, 99-01; prof,
physiol. and pharmacol, Georgia, 11-19. A.A;
Am. Med. Ass. Tendon mucoid; salivary and
renal secretion.

Dabney, Dr. Charles W(l]liaoi), 3421 Middleton
Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio. 'Education, Economics,
Chemistry. Hampden-Sidney; Va, June 19, 55.
AB, Hampden-Sidney, 73; Virginia, 77: PhJ),
Gottingen, 80; LL.D, Yale, 01; Hopkina, 02.
Prof, chem, Emory and Btenry, 77-78; state
chemist and director, N. C. Exp. Sta, 80-87; prof,
agr. and director, Exp. Sta, Tennessee, 87-90,
pros, Tennessee, 87-04; Cincinnati, 04-20, retired,
20. Asst. Sec'y of Agr, 94-97; special agent,
scientiflc investigation, U. S. Dept. Agr, 97;
pros, Summer S^ of the South, 02-04; mem. S.
Educ. Board, 02-10; chief, dept. govt, and state
exhibit. New Orleans Sbcpos, 84; chairman,
board of govt, exhibit, Atlanta Expos, 95 ; Tenn.
Centennial Expos, 97; mem. jury awards,
Paris Expos, 00; Officier do 1 'Instruction Pub;
Chevalier, L6gion d'honneur. AJl; Chem. Soc;
Eoon. Abb; Social Sd. Ass; Wash. Acad;
dueinnati Soe. Nat. Hist. Isomerism among
benzol compounds; isopicraminic add; phos-
phates; agricultural resources of North Caro-
lina; history of agricultural and teehnieal edu-
cation in the United States; the culture of cot-
ton in America; scientific work of the govern-
ment; national university; education and pro-
duction; educational conditions of the south;
industrial work for rural schools; cooperation
in education; the university and the city.

Dadinowski, Prof. A(lfted) P(aiil), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agrictulture, Washington, D. C. Bot-
any. KiSnigshutte, Germany, Jan. 23, 75. Ber-
Hn, 00-01; Vienna, 02; Ph.D, Michigan, 06.
Asst plant physiol, Michigan, 03-06; asst. prof,
bot, Ohio State, 08-14; plant physiologist, bur.
soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 15, bur. plant industry,
IB- Collaborator, bur. plant indust, IT. S. Dept.
Agr, 09-; botanist, Ohio GeoL Surv, 09-12.
Bot Soc; EcoL Soc Stratigraphy of peat.de-
podts; types of peat material; correlation.

Dadonriaa, Prof. H(aioat!me) Mdigurditch),
Trinity College, Hartford, Conn. 'Physics.
Ever^ Asia Minor, Dec. 5, 78. Ph3, Yale,
03, Loomis fellow, 03-05, AM, 05, PhJ>, 06.
Asst. physiosy Sheffield Sd. Sch, Yale, 05-06,
instr, 06-17; asst. prof, Trinity, 19- Aeronaut,
engineer, U. S. Govt, 17-19. AJl; Phydcal
Soc; Math. Soc. Badioactivity; analytical me-
chanics; graphic statics; soft X-rays; character-
istic X-rays; electrons; sound ranging.

Daft Leo, 568 W. 149th St, New York, N. Y.
Electrical engineering. Birmingham, England,
Nov. 13, 43. Collegiate Inst, Liverpool, Eng-
land, 54-57; University Col, London, 60-63.
Asst to Dr. Wm. Pole, University Col, 61-63;
elee. engineer. Daft Elec. Co, 80-90; consvXting
elec. engineer, 90- AA; Elec. Eng^; Eleetro-
chem. Soc. Electric railway apparatus; high
frequency phenomena; lightning protection; ra-
diography; conduction of electricity through
gases; synthetic rubber; submarine signaling.

Daggett, Prof. P(axker) H(aywaxd), Chapel HiU,
N. C. Electrical engineering. Neponset, Mass,
April 5, 85. B.S, Harvard, 07. Asst elec eng.
Harvard, 08-09; engineer, Am. Telephone and
Telegraph Co, 09; assoc. prof. elec. eng. North
Carolina, 10-13, prof, IS-, acting dean, seh. ap-
plied science, 15-16. Acting dist. eduo. direc-

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tor, fourth diet, S. A. T. C, 18 ; director, div.
home comforts, N. C. Highway Commission, 19-
Assoc. Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ. lUnmination;
economics of small power plants.

Dahlgrvn, Prof. Ulxic, Princeton Univeisityi
Princeton, N. J. *Si9tology. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Dec. 27, 70. AJB, Princeton, 94, M.8, 96. Instr.
hiol, Princeton, 95-99, asst..prof, 99-11, prof,
11- Instr. inyert. zool, Woods Hole, 96-98, asst.
director, 99- ; trustee, Harpswell Lab, 14- Potts
gold medal, Franklin Inst, 17. A. A; 8oc. Nat;
8oc. Zool; Ass. Anat. Principles. of animal his-
tology; production of light by organisms; giant
ganglion cell apparatus of fishes; breaUiing
valves of fishes; dorsal nervous apparatus of
fishes; electric and luminous organs of fishes;
evolution of electric organs from muscle; static
and auditory organs of moUusks.

Dalxu, Dr. F(raiik) B(iim«tt)» 1224 Louisiana St,
Lawrence, Kans. Chemistry. Gouvemeur, N.
Y, Jan. 15, 69. Ph3, Wesleyan, 90, M.S, 91;
fellow, Chicago, 94-95, PhJ), 98; Berlin and
Freiburg, 01-02. Asst. chem, Wesleyan, 91-93 ;
asst. prof, Kansas, 93-94; Northwestern, 95-02;
prof, Washburn, 02-11 ; assoc. prof, Kansas, 11-
14, prof, 14" A.A; Chem. Soc; Kans. Acad,
(pree, 09); Chem. Gesell. Aldehydes; urea
ethers; substituted ureas; thiazoles; pyrazoles;
halogen compounds; the interaction of formami-
dins with bodies containing methylene hydrogen.

Dake, Prof. OOiarles) Ii(aiireiioe), Missouri
School of Mines, BoUa, Mo. Geology, Chase-
burg, Wis, April 2, 83. A.B, Wisconsin, 11, fel-
low, 11-12, A.M, 12; fellow, Columbia, 20-21.
Asst. geol, Williams, 12-13 ; asst. prof, Mo. 8ch.
Mines, 13-18, assoe. prof, 18- Wis. Qeol. and
Nat. Hist. Surv, summer, 10; asst. geologist,
A. C. and H. B. B. B, summer, 11; Longyear
Prospecting Co, summer, 12; Mo. Bur. Qeol. and
Mines, summers, 13, 14, 15, 19 ; Wyo. (}eol. Surv,
summer, 16. Min. and MetaL Eng; Eng. Educ.
Origin of iron ores; sand and gravel resources
of Missouri; x>etroleum geology.

DaUn, Dr. H(enry) D(ryBdale), Edgehill, Scar-
borough-on-Hudson, N. Y. ^Chemistry. London,
England, March 12, 80. B.S, Manchest^, 01;
1851 Exhibition scholar at London and Heidel-
berg; ScD, Leeds, 07; Yale, 18. Demonstrator
chem, Leeds, 01-02; research worker. Lister
Inst. Prev. Med, London, Heidelberg and Eer-
ter's Lah, N. Y. ChevaUer, Legion d'honneur.
A.A; Biochem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc; fel. Boyal
Soc; Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain and Ireland; Lon-
don Chem. Soc; Chem. Oesell. Organic chem-
istry and its biological applications; chemistry
of enzyme action; chemistry of animal oxida-
tive processes; antiseptics.

Dalaker, Prof. H(aii8) H, 523 Walnut St, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. Mathematics. Benneso,
Norway, Dec. 6, 71. A.B, Minnesota, 02; Cor-
nell, 06-07, fellow, 07-08, Ph.D, 17. Instr,
Deoorah Inst, Iowa, 93-97; math, Minnesota,
02-07, asst. prof, eng. col, 08- Math. Soc
Functions of the complex variable; ahtomorphic
functions.

Dale, Dr. J(ii]ian) K(alfii8), 119 S. Maplcfwood
Ave, Peoria, lU. Chemistry. Lexington, Ky,
April 13, 89. A.B, Princeton, 11, A.M, 13, fel-
11

low, 13-14, PhJ>, 14. Asst, Princeton, 11-13;
asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14-
19 ; research chemist, U. 8. Food Products Corp,
19^ Chem. Soc Carbohydrate chemistry; rare
sugars.

Dale, Prof. KelBon O, Hamilton College, Clinton,
N. Y. Geology. Newport, B. I, July 9, 80.
B.S, Middlebury, 03; A.M, Brown, 10; fellow,
Princeton, 13-14, Ph.D, 14. Asst. geol. Brown,
08-10, instr, 10-12; asst, Princeton, 12-13; asst.
prof, Hamilton, 14-16, prof. 16- Aid and field
asst. to T. N. Dale, XT. S. Geol. Surv, summers,
99-03; asst. geologist, B. I. Nat. Besources
Surv, 09-12; mem. Princeton exped. to New-

^ foundland, 13; Vt. GeoL Surv, 14, 15; N. Y.
Qeoh Surv, 16; consulting geologist, S. Manga-
nese Corp, summer, 18; N. S. Steel and Coal Co,
summer, 20. Chemical geology; ore deposits;
petrology.

Dale, T(honias) KelBon, 42 Cornell St, Springfield,
Mass. Geology, Botany. New York, N. Y,
Nov. 25, 45. Private schools and instruction;
hon. A. M, Williams, 96. Prof, geol, zool. and
bot, Drury, 77; geol, Vasaar, 78; instr, Wil-
liams, 93-97, geol. and bot, 97-01; field asst,
XT. S. Geol. Surv, 85-89, asst. geologist, 90-91,
geologist, 92-20; consulting geologist, XO- Cor.
Vienna Geol. Beichsanstalt; Soc g^ol. de France.
Structural and areal geology of the Taconic
region; secondary structures in stratified rock;
causes of the Taconic landscape; slate; New
England granites; Vermont marbles; Tennessee,
Georgia and Alabama marbles; lime-producing
belt of western Massachusetts and eastern New
York.

Dales, Dr. Benton, B. F. Goodrich Co, Department
19 B, Akron, Ohio. Chemistry. Lincoln, Nebr,
Dec. 11, 77. B.S, Nebraska, 97. A.M, 99; fel-
low, Cornell, 00-01, Ph.D, 01. Asst. chem, Ne-
braska, 97-99; Cornell, 01-03; asst. prof, Ne-
braska, 03-06, assoc prof, 06-08, prof, and
head of dept, 08-18; research chemist, B. F.
Goodrich Co, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc. Bare
earths; iron; rubber.

Dan, Prof. W(illi«in) H(ealey), U. S. National
Museum, Washington, D. C. *Mollwilci. Bos-
ton, Mass, Aug. 21, 45. Under Agassiz, mu-
seum comp. zool, EEarvard, 62-63; hon. A.M,
Wesleyan, 88; ScD, Pennsylvania, 04; LL.D,
George Washington. Chief, scientific corps.
West. Union Tel. exped. to Alaska, 65-68; hon*
curator, div. mollusl^, U. 8, Nat. Musewn, 69-;
asst, U. S. Coast Surv, 70-85; paleontologist,
v. 8. Qeol. 8urv, 86- Prof, invert, paleont,
Wagner Inst, Phila, 93-; hon. curator, Bishop
Museum, Honolulu, 99. Wagner gold medal, 99.
Nat. Acad; A.A. (sec'y, B, 77-79, v. pres, 82,
85) ; Soc Nat; Paleont. Soc (pres, 11) ; Philos.
Soc; Am. Acad; and other Ainerican and for-
eign societies. Geography of northwestern
America and Alaska; recent and fossil moUusks
and brachiopods; North American Tertiary and
recent mollusk fauna, especially Pelecypoda.

Dallenbacli, Dr. Karl M, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Psychology. Champaign, lU,
Oct. 20, 87. A.B, Illinois, 10; fellow, Pitts-
burgh, 10-11, A.M, 11; fellow, OomeD, 11-12,
Ph.D, 13. Asst. psychol, Illinois, 09-10; instr,
Oregon, 13-15; Ohio State, 15-16; Cornell, 16-

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Capt, Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; JPsychoL Ass. Ex-
perimental psychology.

Dalrymple, Prof. WCUllam) H(addo«k), Louisiana
State UniTeraity, Baton Bonge, La. Veterinary
medicine. Stranraer, WigtoWnshire, Scotland,
April 23, 66. Glasgow Vet. Col, 86; M.ILC.V.S,
England, 86. Mem. vet. staff, Irish Vjvry
Council, Dublin, 88; prof. vet. science, Z^m-
ana, and veterinarian, Exp. Sta, 8^20, dean,
eoU agr, and director Exp. Sta, g(h Lecturer,
La. farmers' institutes; hygiene, med. dept, Tu-
lane, 09; special delegate from La, Am. Indust*
Exhib, London, 09; mem. advisory board, TJ. S.
Agr. and Indust. Expos. Int. Cong, on Tuber-
culosis, Wash, 08; delegate, Int. Cong. Hygiene
and Bemog, Wash, 12. A. A; Pub. Health Assf
Vet. Med. Ass. (past pres) ; Ass. S. Commis-
sioners Agr; U. S. Live Stock Sanit. Ass. (past
pres); La. Vet. Med. Ass. (pres, ed, 'Jour');
La. Nat. Soc; La. State Live Stock Sanit.
Board; Boyal Inst. Pub. Health London. An-
thrax; bovine tick fever; bovine intestinal para-
aites; black leg; animal dietetics; veterinary
obstetrics.

Baly, Prof. Bagixiald Aldwortli, 23 Hawthorn St,
Cambridge, Mass. * Geology. Napanee, Ont,
May 19, 71. A.B, Victoria (Ont), 91; A.M,
Harvard, 93, Ph.D, 96; Heidelberg and Paris,
96-98. Instr. geol, Harvard, 95-96, physiog,
98-01; geologist. Can. Int. Boundary Commis-
sion, 01-07; prof, physical geol, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 07-12; Sturgia-Hooper prof, geol, Har-
vard, if- Geol. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad; GeoL Soc Glasgow; Miner. Soc
Petrograd. Field geology; petrology; physical
geography, geology along the 49th parallel; ge-
ology of igneous rocks.

Damon, Samual Ohester, Kingston, B. I. Agron-
omy. Ashby, Mass, Nov. 2, 57. B.S^ Mass. Col.
and Boston, 82. Asst. field experiments, B. I.
Exp. Sta, 07- Soc. Agron. Soil treatment;
crop culture.

Dana, Dr. Oharlea L(oomiB), 53 W. 53d St, New
York, N. Y. *Nervou8 and mental dieecuea.
Medicine. Woodstock, Vt, March 25, 52. A.B,
Dartmouth, 72, A.M, 75, LL.D, 05; M.D, Colum*
bia, 77. Prof, physiol, Woman's Med. Col, N.
Y. Infirm, 8(V-88; nervous diseases, Dartmouth,
84; nervous and mental diseases, Post-Orad.
Med. Sch, 86-98; nervous diaeaees, med. col,
Cornell, 99- Visiting physician, Bellevue Hosp ;
formerly asst. ed, 'Med. Becord.' A. A; Am.
Physicians; Psydiol. Ass; Neur. Ass; Am.
Acad. Med. (pres); Social Sci. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Med. (pres) ; N. Y. Psycbiat. Soc (pres,
13). Public health; neurology; psychiatry;
physiology; psychology; archeology; tihe appli-
cations of modem doctrines of pathology to
neuropathology; pathology of paralysis agitans
of the. combined scleroses of douloureanx; cere-
bral localization of cutaneous sensations; alco-
holism; alcoholic meningitis; degenerative dis-
eases of the brain and cord.

Dana, Prof. E(dward) SCaUsbnry), 24 Hillhouse
Ave, New Haven, Conn. *Mineralogy. New
Haven, Nov. 16, 49. A.B, Yale, 70, A.M, 74,
Ph.D, 76 ; Heidelberg and Vienna, 72-74. Tutor
physics, Tale, 74-79, asst. prof, 79-90, prof.
physics and curator miner, 90-18, emer. prof,
18- Ed, 'Am. Jour, of Science,' 75- Nat.

Acad; A. A; Geol. Soc; Physical Soc; Philos.
Soc; Am. Acad; London and Edinburgh GeoL
Societies; Cambridge Philos. Soc Crystallog-
raphy.

Dana, Samnel TCraak), B. F. D. 1, Bethesda,
Md. Forestry. Portland, Maine, April 21, 83.
A.B, Bowdoin, 04; M.F, Yale, 07. Asst, V. S.
Forest Service, 07-09; asst. chief, forest investi-
gations, 10-18, branch of research, £0- Soc
Foresters (treas, 10-13, 16, mem. exec, council,
in charge admissions, 19-); Ecol. Soc. Forest
ecology; measurements and valuations.

Dancey, Prof. Lloyd 8(lote), Waukesha, Wis.
Physics. Fairbury, 111, Feb. 5, 79. A.B, Illi-
nois, 07, A.M, 08; Chicago. Prof, physics, Car-
roll, OS- Physical Soc Temperatures in the
mercury arc

Dan<diakoff, Prof. Vera^ 437 W. 59th St, New
York, N. Y. Anatomy. Petrograd, Bussia,
March 21, 79. Grad, Gymnasium, Petrograd,
94; M.D, Lausanne, 02; Kharkov, 03; Petro-
grad Acad. Med, 07. Privat docent, Moscow,
08; prof, histol. and embryol, Moscow Med.
Sch, 10-11 ; instr. anat, Columbia, 16, asst. prof,
17- Ass. Anat; N. Y. Acad; French Soc Anat;
Anat. GeselL Embryology; cytology; immu-
nity; histogenesis of blood; digestive capacity
of the mesenchyme in relation to immunity.

Dandeno, Prof. JCames) B(rown), Department of
Education, Toronto, Can. Botany. Guelph,
Ont, Feb. 2, 62. B.A, Queen's (Can), 95; A.M,
Harvard, 99, Ph.D, 04. Science master, high
sch, Newburgh, 88-96; principal, Williamstown,
9^98 ; teacher bot, St. Louis Nor. Sch, 01-02 ;
asst. prof, Mich. Agr. Col, 02-10; principal,
Bowmanville High Sch, 10-15; inspector, agr.
classes, Dept. Educ, Toronto, Can, IS- Asst.
bot, summer sch. Harvard, and asst, bot. mu-
seum, 99-01. Absorption of water by leaves;
effects of solutions upon leaves; normal solu-
tions; seed dispersion; the relation of mass
action and physical affinity to toxicity; colors
as vital stimuli; interaction of plant roots;
Puecinea malvacearum; osmotic theories and
van't Hoff's law; Sclerotinia fiructigena; Didy-
maria perforans; stimulus to the production of
cellulose and starch; toxic action of Bordeaux
mixture; plant roots as modifiers of soil; ele-
mentary agriculture and horticulture.

Dandy, Dr. Waltar E(dward), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. Surgery. SedaHa,
Mo, April 6, 86. A.B, Missouri, 07; A.M, Hop-
kins, 11, M.D, 10. Assoc, surg, Hopkins. Sur-
gery of the brain.

Daafortta, Prof. OCharlea) H(a«ktfl), Washington
University School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo.
Anatomy. Oxford, Maine, Nov. 20, 83. A.B,
Tufts, 08, fellow, 08-09, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 12. Instr. biol, Tufts, 10-11 ;
teaching fellow anat. Harvard Med. Sch, 10-11 ;
instr, Washington (St. Louis), 08-14, assoc,
14-16, assoe. prof, 16- A. A; Ass. Anat; Eu-
genics Besearch Ass; Anthrop. Ass; St. Louis
Acad. (rec. sec'y, 14-18). Physical anthropol-
ogy; ^mnan variation and heredity.

Danfortb, Prof. Balph ECmeraon), 115 N. Sixth
Ave, New Brunswick, N. J. Ecology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, Oct. 1, 77. A.B, Michigan, 08, M.S,
19; foreign study. Director, Jaffrey Nature

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Class, Jaffrey, N. H, 14-17; instr. sool, Butgers,
17-19, astt, prof, 19" Human and animal ecol-
ogy; racial progress.

Danfortb, Prof. B(aymond) HCewes),. Case
School of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio.
Mechanical engineering, Salem, Mass, Not. 8,
77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98. Mem. staff,
XJ. S. Naval Eng. Exp." Sta, Annapolis, 08-11;
asst. to head of post-grad, dept, XT. S. Naval Acad,
11-14 ; prof, and head, dept, mech, and hydraul,
Case, 14- Mech. Eng. (chairman, fuel oil re-
search committee); Eng. Educ; West. Pa. Eng.
Soc; Cleveland Eng. Soc. Heat transmission in
boilers; economizers and condensers; utilization
of fuels; flow of fluids.

Daniel, Prof. Jolm, Vanderbilt University, Nash-
ville, Tenn. Physics, Perry Co, Ala, July 6,
63. A.B, Alabama, 84, A.M, 86; Hopkins, 86-
88; Berlin, 92. Asst. prof, physios, Alabama,
84-86; asst, VanderlUt, 88-89, instr, 89-90,
adj. prof, 90-94, prof, 94- Mem. jury awards,
Tenn. Centennial Expos, 97. A.A. Voltameter
polarization; X-rays, including the depilatory
and burning effect; photometry.

Daniel, Prof. J(olin) Fraiik(Un), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Zoology. O 'Pal-
Ion, Mo, July 31, 73. B.S, Chicago, 06; fellow,
Hopkins, 07-08, Adam T. Bruce fellow at Pas-
teur Inst, Lille, France, 08-09, Ph.D, 09. With
Educ. Dept, P. I, 01-05; instr. zool, Michigan,
09-10; eomp. anat, California, 10-11, asst. prof.
800l, 11-17, assoc. prof, 17-19, prof, 19- A.A;
Soc Zool; West. Soc Nat. Adaptation and im-
munity; tolerance produced by alcohol; anatomy
of elasmobranch flshes.

Daaiti, Zacdieiia, Allegheny Observatory, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Astronomy. Hawthorn, Pa, Nov.
14, 74. B.S, Princeton, 08, Thaw fellow, 08-10,
A.M, 09. Asst, Princeton Observatory, 08-08;
Allegheny Observatory, 10- Three Donohoe
comet medals, Paoiflc Astron. Soc. Astron. Soc;
hon. mem, Soc Astron. de Mez; Soc astron. de
France Variable stars; orbits of spectroscopic
binaries; stellar parallax.

Danlall, Prof. P(ercy) J(olm), 5108 LaBranch
St, Houston, Tex. Mathematics, Valparaiso,
Chile, Jan. 9, 89. B.A, Cambridge, 10, M.A, 14;
traveling fellow, Bice Inst, 1^13. Asst. lec-
turer math, Liverpool, 11-12 ; asst. prof, applied
mathf Bice Inst, 13-20, prof, tO- Senior wran-
gler math, Cambridge, 09, first class physics
tripos, 10, Rayleigh prize, 12. Math. Soc; Math.
Ass. End correction for resistance columns;
general integrals.

Daniels, Prof. Amy LConiae), University of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa. Biochemistry, Boston, Mass.
B.S, Columbia, 06; Ph.D, Yale, 12. Asst. prof,
home eeon, Missouri, 11-14; assoc. prof, Wis-
consin, 14-17, prof, nutrition, 17-18; child
welfare research sta, Iowa, 18- Biochem. Soc.
Nutrition.

Daiii«l8» Dr. Faningtoii, 1162 Emeral St, Madison,
Wis. Physical chemistry. Minneapolis, Minn,
March 8, 89. B.S, Minnesota, 10, M.S, 11;
Ph.D, Harvard, 14. Instr. and asst. prof, chem,
Worcester, 14-18; electrochemist, U. S. Fixed
Nitrogen Lab, 19-20 ; asst. prof, Wisconsin, gO-
Lieut, C. W. S, 18- A.A ; Chem. Soc. Thermo-

chemistry; exact calorimetry; nitrogen fixation;
reaction velocity.

DaxUelfl, Prof. Francis (Potter), Tucson, Ariz.
Botany, Ionia, Mich, Aug. 1, 69. A.B, Michi-
gan, 95; A.M, Missouri, 97, Ph.D, 05; Hopkins
scholar. Harvard, 97-98. Acting director for.
lang, Manual Training High Sch, Kansas City,
Mo, 06; prof, romance lang, Cornell (Iowa),
06-09; Wabash, 09-16; asst. prof, modern lang,
Mo. Sch. of Mines, 16-2Q; romance lang. Art-
Bona, HO- Fellow, Eahn Foundation Foreign
Travel for Am. Teachers, 11-12; prof, romance
lang, Columbia, summer, 16. A. A; Modem
Lang. Ass; Ass. Phon^tique Int. Ecology of the
flora of Sturgis and Manistee, Mich, and of
Columbia, Mo ; flora of Missouri and of Boulder,
Colo.

Daniels, Fred O(Uiiton) T(ilton), Wheeling Mold
and Foundry Co, Wheeling, W. Va. Metallurgy.
Starkesboro, Vt, Jan. 22, 82. A.B, Worcester,
04. Chemist, Mackintosh, Hemphill and Co,
04-12; asst. supt. and metallurgist, Pittsburgh
Iron and Steel Foundries, 12-14; metallurgist,
Wheeling Mold and Foundry Co, 14r- Sand re-
search. Am. Foundrymen's Ass. A. A; Chem.
Soc. Lead, antimony, nickel and tin alloys;
sand; iron and steel metallurgy.

Daniels, Prof. Joseph, University of Washington.
Seattle, Wash. Mining engineering. New York,
N. Y, Aug. 8, 84. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05;
M.S, Lehigh, 08. Engineer, Dominion Coal Co,
05-06, geologist, summer, 07; instr. mining eng,
Lehigh, 07-08, asst prof, 08-10, assoc prof,
and acting h€«d of dept, 10-11; assoc: prof,
mining eng, and msUU, Washington (Seattle),

11- Geologist, Wash. Geol. Surv, 11-17. A. A;
Min. Eng; Eng. Educ Metallurgy; coal min-
ing; fuels; mineral resources.

Dannertli, Dr. Fzedarie, 539 76th St, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Chemietry. Philadelphia, Pa, June 18,
81. Boyal Tech. Col, Berlin; Wiirzburg; Ph.D,
Freiburg, 06. Prof, indust. chem, Phila. Tex-
tile Sch, 06-07; consulting indust. chem, 0&-20;
gen. manager, Buhbet Trade Lab, Newark, N, J,

12- Lecturer textiles, Univ. Extension, N. Y.
City, 08-09; exec see'y. Int. Bubber Cong, N. Y.
City, 12. Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; German Teeh.
Soc. Phila. Chemistry of rubber and related
gums, textile flbers and dyes.

Dantsig, Dr. Tobias, 4331 Elatonah Ave, New
York, N. Y. Geometry. Shavli, Bussia, Feb.
19, 84. Paris, 09; Ph.D, Indiana, 17. Inetr.
math, Indiana, 15-18; Columbia, 19- Mathe-
matician, ordnance dept, U.S. A, 19. Math.
Soc. Geometry of plane transformations; Mor-
ley's theorem; the last theorem of Poincar4;
the Poincar6 transformation.

Darbaker, Prof. Leasure XOine, 7025 Hamilton
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bacteriology. Pittsburgh,
Jan. 13, 79. Ph.G, Ohio Northern, 00; Pitts-
burgh, 06, Phar.D, 09; Berlin, 08. Assoc,
bacter. and pharmacog, col, pharm€icy, Pitts-

• burgh, 07-09, asst. bot. and mat. med, 07-14,
prof, bacter, and pharmacog, 09- A. A; Phar-
maceut. Ass; Micros. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
Pittsburgh Bot. Soc Pharmacognosy; plant
pathology.

Darling, Prof. 0(hester) A(rthiir), Allegheny
College, Meadville, Pa. Botany. Leon, N. Y,

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Oct. 4, 80. A3, Albion, 04, A.M, 06; Ph.D,
Columbia, 09. Prof, biol, Defiance, 04-06; asst.
bot, Colombia, 06-08, iiwtr, 08-13; prof, hiol,
Allegheny, IS- A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc Bact.
Cytology; bacteriology.

Darling, Dr. E(iigeiio) ACbnAam), 33 Concord
Ave, Cambridge, Mass. Medicine. Troy, N. Y,
April 17, 68. A.B, Harvard, 90, A.M, M.D, 94 ;
Edinburgh. Asst. bacter, Hanrard Med. Sch,
94-98, instr. hygiene, Hanrard, 99-08, aast.
prof, physiol, 08-13. Bacteriologist, Board of
Health, Cambridge, Mass; visiting surgeon,
Cambridge Hosp. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Med. Ass. Effects of training; hygiene; bac-
teriology; physiology.

Darling, Dr. J(olm) H(enry), 532 W. Third St,
Duluth, Minn. CvwX engineering, Astronomy,
C.E, Michigan, 73, D.Eng, 15. Asst. engineer,
U. S. Lake Sorv, 73-82; U. S. Biver and Har-
bor Improvements, 83-13; builder, Dvluih As-
iron, Ohservatory, 15-16, director, 17- Mem.
solar eclipse exped. to IVazer, Colo, 18. A.A;
Civil Eng; Am. Geog. Soc. Magnetic declina-
tions; river and harbor improvements; con-
vergent x>oint in auroras.

Darling, Philip a(ranTille), 5 Watson St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Mechanical engineering. Somer-
ville. Mass, May 25, 78. A.B, Harvard, 01;
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05. Engineer, Manning,
Maxwell and Moore, 05-10; E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, 10-19 ; Manning, MasDweU and
Moore, 19- Mem. Am. Mission of Munitions
of War, 17. Meeh. Eng. (chairman, research
committee, div. safety valves, 12). Safety
valves.

Darling, Dr. Samnel TCaylor), Bockefeller Foun-
dation, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Trop-
ical medicine. Harrison, N. J, April 6, 72.
M.D, Col. Physicians and Surgeons, Baltimore,
03. Bes. pathologist, City Hosp, Baltimore, 03-
05; intern and physician, Ancon Hosp, C. Z,
05-06; chief of lab. Isthmian Canal Commis-
sion, 06-15; chairman, Malaya Board, Bocke-
feller Foundation, 15-17; prof, hygiene, Facul-
dade de Med, 8do Paulo, Brazil, 17- With W.
C. Oorgas on sanit. exped. to Africa, 13-14;
chairman of board, Bockefeller Foundation
exped. to Malay Peninsula, Java, Sumatra and
Fiji, 15-17. Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Trop. Med;
cor. mem. Wash. Helminth. Soc; C. Z. Med. Ass.
(pres, 08) ; hon. fel. London Soc. Trop. Med.
and Hygiene; cor. mem. Soc de Path, exot;
cor. mem. Soc. de Med. e Cirurgia Brazil. Para-
sitology; malaria; tropical dysentery; patho-
genic horse trypanosome of Panama; hook-
worms.

Darlington, Prof. HCenry) T(own8end), Michigan
Agricultural CoUege, East Lansing, Mich. Bot-
any. West Chester, Pa, June 23, 75. B.S,
Idaho, 03; Colo. Col, 05; M.S, Harvard, 11.
Chief engineer, Idaho-Iowa Lateral and Reser-
voir Co, Boise, Idaho, 04; mem. eng. staff. Great
West. Sugar Co, Denver, Colo, 05-09; instr. and
asst. prof, bot. Wash. State, 11-14; asst. prof,
and curator, herhariam, and director, hot, gar-
den, Mich, Agr. Col, 14- Temporary asst. Gray
Herbarium; bot. exped. to Newfoundland, 11.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Mich. Acad. Systematic bot-
any; ecology; forage; distribution; flora of
Michigan.

Darlington, Dr. Tbomaa, 61 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Medioine. Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept.
24, 58. C.E, N. Y. Univ; M.D, Columbia, 80.
Practising physician, SO- Commissioner and
pros, N. Y. Board of Health, 04-10; prof
anat, surg, path, and hygiene, N. Y. Col
Dentistry; mem. N. Y. State Workmen's Com
pensation Commission,* 14-15 ; consulting physl
cian, various hospitals. Major, M. B. C, 17
Cllmat. Ass. (pres, 07); Ass. Tuber; Am. Med
Ass; Soc. Med. Juris; Medico-Legal Soc; Min

Eng; Iron and Steel Inst, (sec'y); Inst. Social
Sci. Climatology; sanitation.

DamaU, Dr. William Edgar, 1704 Pacific Ave,
Atlantic City, N. J. Surgery. Pearisburg,
Va, April 9, 69. A.M, Washington and Lee,
92; M.D, Virginia, 95. Gynecologist, Atlantic
City Hosp, 98- Physician, Mercer House for
Invalid Women, 99-09; consulting surgeon, N.

A. Sanitarium for the Treatment of Surg. Tuber,
12-; pres, Atlantic Co. Mosauito Extermination
Commission. A. A; Am. Med. Ass. (v. pres^
14); CoL Surg; Am. Acad. Med. (v. pres, 12);
Ass. Obstet. and Gynec; Climat. Aas; Hosp.
Clin. Ass. (pres); N. Y. Acad. Med; N. J. Mos-
quito Exterm. Ass. (past pres). Gynecology.

Darrach, Prof. William, Columbia University,
New York, N. Y. Surgery. Germantown, Pa,
March 12, 76. A.B, Yale, 97, hon. A.M, 20;
A.M, M.D, Columbia, 01. Demonstrator anat,
Columbia, 03-06, assoc, 06-09, instr. clin. surg,
06-16, prof, 16-19, assoc. prof. surg. and dean,
med, faculty, 19- Second asst, first asst. and
later junior visiting surgeon, Boosevelt Hosp,
06-03; assoc. attending surg, Presb. Hosp^lS-
16 ; director, surg. div, Bellevue Hosp, 16- With

B. E. F; from capt. to col, M. C, A. E. F. Ass.
Anat; fel. Surg. Ass; Soc Clin. Surg; Am. Med.
Ass ; N. Y. Acad. Med ; Soc. int. de Chirurg. Sur-
gery; fractures.

Darrow, G«o(rge) M(cMi]lan), V. S. Department
of Agriculture, Wa^iington, D. C. Horiicultwe.
Sprii^eld, Vt, Feb. 2, 89. A.B, Middlebury,
10; A.M, Cornell, 11. Asst, pomoU>gist, hur,
plant indust, XJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 11- A.A; Soc.
Hort. Sci; Wash. Bot. Soc Culture, breeding
and taxonomy of small fruits.

Darrow, Dr. Karl K(6l6hner), 610 W. 111th St,
New York, N. Y. Physics. Chicago, HI, Nov.
26, 91. Ph.D, Chicago, 17; Paris and Berlin,
11-12. Physicist, West. Eleo. Co, 17- A.A;
Physical Soc. Velocity of sound in gases; elec-
tricity.

Darton, K(el8on) H(oratio), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. ^Geology. New York,
N. Y, Dec. 17, 65. Pub. schools. Geologist,
U. S. GeoL Surv, 86-10; U. S. Bur. Mines, 10-
13; V. 8. Geol. Surv, IS- A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass.
Geog; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc; Soc. gteL de France;
GeoL GeseU. Bibliography of North American
geology; Appalachian geology; Newark rocks of
New Jersey; artesian waters of South Dakota
and Nebraska ; geology of the Great Plains, Big
Horn Mountains, Blade Hills and Laramie
Basin, Wyo; underground waters of western
TTnited States; underground temperatures of the
United States; the northern anthracite coal
field; red beds and structures of New Mexico;
the Grand Canyon of the Colorado.

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Dftsh, J(olm) S(yclney), Pointe-^-Pltre, Guade-
loupe. West Indies. Agriculture, Barbadosj W.
I, April 9, 87. • B.S.A, McGill, 13. Plant pa-
thologist, B.C, 13-14; asst. director agr, Bar-
bados, 14-18; director, Station Agron, Guade-
loupe, 19- Collaborator, 'Bot. Abstracts,' 19.
PhytoiMitli. Soc. Entomology; mycology; sugar
cane.

Dashiell, Prof. J(olm) F(rederlck), Chapel HUl,
N. C. Psychology, Southport, Ind, April 30,
88. B.8, Moore's Hill, 08, B.L, 09; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 10, Ph.D, 13. Asst. philos, Columbia,
10-13; prof, educ, Waynesburg, 13-14; instr.
philoB, Princeton, 14-15; Minnesota, 15-16,
psyohol, 16-17 ; asst. prof, Oberlin, 17-19 ; assoc.
prof, North Carolina, 19-20, prof, fSO- A.A;
PsyehoL Ass; Philos. Ass; Soc. Col. Teadiers
Edue. Esthetic perceptions; maze construction;
maze learning by rats and children; learning in
motor and mental functions.

Daugherty, Prof. Bobert L(ong), 373 S. Euclid
Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Mechanical engineering,
Irvington, Ind, 85. A.B, Stanford, 09; M.E,
14. Instr. mech. eng, Stanford, 09-10; asst.
prof, Cornell, 10-16; prof, Bensselaer, 16-19;
TMch, and hydraulio eng, Calif, Inst, Tech, 19-
Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ. Hydraulic engineering;
turbines; centrifugal pumps.

Davenport^ Dr. Beimott F(raDklin), 34 School
St, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Chemistry. Cam-
bridge, Mass, May 28, 45. A.B, Harvard, 67,
A.M, 70, M.I), 71 ; M.D, Columbia, 71. Coroner;
Boston, 75, milk inspector, 82-85; prof, chem,
Mass. Col. Pharm, 79-86; analyst, Mass. State
Board of Health, 82-92; Mass. State Dairy
Bur, 92-20; consulting medico-legal expert, td-
Chairman, Board of Health, Park and Water
Boards, Watertown, Mass. A. A; Chem. Soc;
Am. Med. Ass; Mass. Medico-Legal Soc; Boston
Soc. Med. ImproT; London Chem. Soc; Soc.
ehim. de Paris; Chem. Gesell. Identification of
questioned writings.

Darenport, Prof. Oha(rle)8 B(enedict), Station
for Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Har-
bor, N. Y. ^Zoology, Stamford, uonn, June
1, 66. B.S, Brooklyn Polytech, 87; A.B, Har-
vard, 89, A.M, 90, Ph J), 92. Asst zool, Har-
vard, 88-91, instr, 91-99; asst. prof, Chicago,
99-01, assoc. prof, 01-04; director, sia. for
exp, evolution, Carnegie Institution, 04^, eu-
genics record office, 10- Director, biol. lab,
Cold Spring Harbor, 98-; ed, 'Cold Spring Har-
bor Monographs'; co-editor, 'Jour. Exp. Zool,'
'Genetics.' Major in charge a^throp, S. G. O.
Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 03) ; Soc. Nat. (v.
pres, 06) ; Soc ZooL (pres, 07) ; Soc. Exp. Biol;
EcoL Soc; Anthrop. Soc; Bison Soc. (board of
managers); Efntom. Soc; Harvey Soc; Aas.
Study Feebleminded; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad;
Galton Soc. (pres, 18-20); Inst. Social Soi;
N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 10); N. Y. Zool. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; assoc
Belgian Acad. Experimental evolution; eu-
genics; budding in Bryozoa; morphogenesis;
variation; experimental breeding; reactions of
animals; heredity of eye, hair and skin color,
temperament and stature in man; heredity in
animals and man.

DavMiport, Mrs. O. B. (Oertmde Orotty), Cold
Spring Harbor, N. Y. Zoology, Asequa, Colo,

Feb. 28, 66. B.S, Kansas, 89; BadelifFe, 92-

94. Instr. zool, Kansas, 89-92; micros, meth-
ods, biol. lab. Cold Spring Harbor, 98-03. Soc.
Zool. Embryology of the turtle; variation in
Sagartia; variation in starfish at Cold Spring
Harbor; variation in organisms; heredity in
man.

Davenport, Prof. B(iig«iie) 805 S. Wright St,
Champaign, 111. Agriculture, Woodland, Mich,
June 20, 56. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 78, M. Agr,

95, LL.D, 07. Prof, agr, Mich. Agr. Col, 89-
91; pres, Escola Agron, Piracicaba, Brazil, 91-
92; dean, col, agr, and director, Exp, 8ta, Illi-
nois, 95-, V, pres, Illinois, £0- A. A. (v. pres,
16) ; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Breeding; education;
statistical evolution.

DaTey, Dr. Wheeler P(edlar), General Electric
Co, Schenectady, N. Y. Physics, Cleveland,
Ohio, March 19, 86. A.B, Western Beserve, 06;
M.S, Pa. State, 11; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Inieitr.
physics. Pa. State, 10-11; Cornell, 12-14; phys-
icist, research Jab, Oen, JSlee, Co, 14-- Physical
Soc. Eifect of X-rays on living tissue; emul-
sions; radiography of metals. «

Davidson, Dr. A(n8tnitiier), 419 S. Alvarado St,
Los Angeles, Calif. Botany, Entomology, Caith-
ness, Scotland, Feb. 19, 60. M.B, CM, Glas-
gow, 81, M.D, 87. Practising physician, 87-;
assoc, prof, dermatol. Southern California, 09-
A.A; fel. S. Calif. Acad, (pres, 93, ed, 02);
cor. mem. PhDa. Entom. Soc. Field botany of
southern California and Arizona; habits and
parasites of bees and wasps.

Davidijon, Prof. JCames) G(raiit), University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C. Physios,
Union, Ont, Aug. 15, 74. A.B, Toronto, 00;
Ph.D, California, 07. Brof. science, Columbian
(B. C), 00-05; asst. physics, California, 06-07;
prof, MeOill Univ, Col, of B, C, 07- A.A;
Physical Soc; B. C. Acad. (v. pres, 09). Ioni-
zation; precipitation of suspended particles
from gases on a technical scale.

•

Davidson, Prof. J(ay) Brownlee, Iowa State
CoUege, Ames, Iowa. Agricultural engineer-
ing, Douglas, Nebr, Feb. 15, 80. B.S. (M.E),
Nebraska, 04, A.E, 14. Experimentalist, Deere
and Co, 04; adj. prof, farm mechanics, Ne-
braska, 05; prof. agr. eng, Iowa State, 05-15;
California, 15-19; Iowa State, 19- A. A; Agr.
Eng. (past pres, sec'y-treas) ; Eng. Educ.
Farm machinery, buildings and power.

Davidson, Dr. Jehiel, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Russia.
B.S, Cornell, 11, Ph.D, 14. Asst. instr. chem,
Cornell, 12-13; soxt chemist, hur, chem, U, 8,
Dept, Agr, IS- Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. Chem-
istry of plants; nitrogen in plants; soil toxicity.

Davidson, Jolm, University of British Columbia,
Vancouver, B. C, Can. Botany, Aberdeen,
Scotland, Aug. 6, 78. Gordon's Col; Aberdeen.
Asst. bot, Aberdeen, 93-11; provincial botanist,
B. C, 11-16; in charge, herbarium and bot, gar-
dens, British Columbia, 16-, instr, bot, 17-
Director, Vancouver Museum, 1^-48. Ecol. Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; Forestry Ass; B. C. Acad,
(hon. sec'y, 16-19); B. C. Entom. Soc. (mem.
advisory board); Vancouver Nat. Hist. Soc
(pres, 17-); Vancouver Inst. (hon. sec'y, 17-
20) ; fel. Edinburgh Bot. Soc ; fel. London Lin-

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aean Soc. Economic botany, trees and botanical
survey of British Columbia.

DaTidson, Dr. ^(oBeph) G(eorge), Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh; Pa. Chemistry, New York,
N. Y, Feb. 7, 92. A.B, Southern California, 11,
A.M, 12; fellow, Columbia, 17-18, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. chem, Los Angeles Junior Col, 14-16;
physical chem, Columbia, 18; fellow, Mellon
Inst, 19" Chem. Soc Petroleum; natural gas
condensate; aromatic hydrocarbons.

Davies, Dr. A(rthar) E(me8t), 1512 N. Tejon St,
Dolorado Springs, Colo. Philosophy, Psyehol-
ogy, London, England, March 18, 67. Owens
Col, Manchester, and Univ. Col, London, 84-88;
B.D, Yale, 91, Ph.D, 98. Instr. philos, Ohio
State, 00-06, asst. prof, 06-08, prof, 08-19;
philos. and psyehol, Colo. Col, 19- A.A; Psy-
chol. Ass; Ass. Prof. The concept of change;
psychology of esthetic reaction to rectangular
forms; elementary psychic process; imagination
and thought in human knowledge; genetic
ethics; the personal and the individual; genesis
of id^Us; the good and the bad; education and
philQsophy; the moral life.

Davis, Albert CKrald, General Electric Co, Schen-
ectady, N. Y. Law, Electrical engineering.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 19, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 93; M.L, Nat. Univ, 97. Engineer, Davis
Colby Ore Boaster Co, Middlesboro, Ky, 93;
asst. examiner, U. S. Patent OfAce, 94-96;
practising attorney, Washington, D. C, 96-97;
manager, patent dept. Gen. Elec. Co, 97-19,
V. pres, 19- Elec. Eng; Bar Ass.

Davis, A(lex) Bcookiiig, 2929 Observatory Bead,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Prairie City, 111,
Sept. 16, 82. Ala. Polytech, 04-05. Phint
operator. The Semet Solvay Co, 00-07; chemist,
Ind. Gas Ass, 07-12; research chemist, dept.
exp. med, Eli Lilly and Co, 12-17; chem. di-
rector. The Ault and Wihorg Co, 17- Chem.
Soc. (chairman various sections). Quinolin
carboxylic acids; halogen ketones; amino alco-
hols; local anesthetics.

Davis, Dr. A(lva) BCaymond), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Plant physiology.
Cascade, Iowa, Feb. 15, 87. A3, Pomona, 12;
Lackland feUow, Mo. Bot. Garden, 12-15, Ph.D,
Washington (St. Louis), 15. Asst, Mo. Bot.
Garden, 15-16; asst. prof, plant path, and
physiol, Nebraska, 16-19; instr. soil. chem. and
hacter, California, 19- Instr, Woods Hole, sum-
mers, 13, 14; in charge bot, Pomona, summer,
15. Capt, C. A, 17-19. A.A; Bot. Soc. Plant
enzyme action; physiology of the fungi; plant
nutrition; energy relations of bacteria.

Davis, Artlitir P(oweU), U. S. Beclamation Serv-
ice, Washington, D. C. CivU engineering. De-
catur, 111, Feb. 9, 61. B.S, George Washington,
88, ScD, 17. Topographer, U. S. Geol. Surv,
85-94, hydrographer, 94-98 ; chief hydrographer.
Isthmian Canal Commission, 98-01; asst. chief
engineer, U. 8. Beclamation Service, 02-06,
chief engineer, 06-20, director, 14- Consulting
engineer, Panama Canal, 09; mem. Beclamation
Commission, 13- A. A; Civil Eng. (pres, 20);
Forestry Au; Wash. Acad. Irrigation engineer-
ing; irrigation and water supply in arid regions
of the United States, especially in Arizona; hy-
drography of Nicaragua and of the American

Isthmus; irrigation projects of the United States
government.

Davii^ Dr. BexiJ(amln) FCrankfLn), 25 Tenth Ave.
E, Duluth, Minn. Surgery. Chicago, Oct.
13, 84. A.B, Wisconsin, 07; Ph.D, Chicago, 10,
M.D, Bush Med. Col, 12, Senn fellow, 13-14.
Asst. attending surgeon, Presb. Hosp, 13-20;
instr. surg. Rush Med. Col, 13-20; surgeon,
Acad, Clin, Med, Duluth, Minn, gO- Assoc, at-
tending physician, Children's Mem. Hosp, 17-
20; ed, 'Surg. Clinics of Chicago,' 17-20. Am.
Med. Ass; Chicago Inst. Med. Pathology; blas-
tomycosis; Bocky Mountain spotted fever; anes-
thesia; paraffin cancer; pathological physiology
of pleural cavity.

Davis, Prof. B(enjamln) M(ar8liaU)» Miami Uni-
versity, Oxford, Ohio. Zoology, Edtication.
North Salem, Ind, June 15, 67. B.S, Butler, 90,
M.S, 92; Stanford, 95; Chicago, 96-97; Califor-
nia, sununers, 00, 02, 03, 04, Ph.D, 06. Acting
prof, chem, Butler, 91-92; prof. chem. and
physiol, Garfield, 92-93; biol, Whittier, 93-95;
Butler, 95-97; State Nor. Sch, Los Angeles, 97-
04; res. naturalist. Marine Biol. Sta, San Diego,
04-05; prof, hiol. State Nor. Sch, Chico, 05-
07; Miami, 07- A. A; Nature Study Soc; Ohio
Acad. Pineal structures in Amia; ecology and
development of enteropneusts; school gardens;
agricultural education in the public schools ; sci-
ence teaching.

Davls» Prof. Bergen, Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. *Physios. White House, N. J,
March 31; 69. B.S, Rutgers, 96; fellow, Colum-
bia, 99-00, A.M, 00, Ph.D, 01, John Tyndall fel-
low, 01-03, at Gottingen, 01-02, Cambridge, 02-

03, Adams research fellow, 07-09. Teacher, N.
Y. City, 96-99; asst. physics, Columbia, 00-01,
tutor, 03-07, instr, 07-09, adj. prof, 09-13,
assoc. prof, 13-19, prof, 19- A.A; Physical
Soc. Sound waves; motion of ions in varying
magnetic field; electrical phenomena of various
gases in the electrodeless discharge; coronal die-
diarge; ionization by impact; ionization and
emission of radiation; Z-ray emission.

Davis, Prof. Bradley Moore, University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor, Mich. *Botany. Chicago, 111,
Nov. 19, 71. Indiana, 88-91; A.B, Stanford,
92; Harvard, 93, A.M, 94, Ph.D, 95. Asst. hot,
Chicago, 95-96, assoc, 96-98, instr, 98-02, asst.
prof, 02-06; Pennsylvania, 11-14, prof, 14-19;
Michigan, 19- Head instr. bot. Woods Hole,
97-06, in charge bot, biol. surv, 03-09; assoc.
ed, 'Genetios'; ed, statist, div. Food Ad, 18.
A. A; Soc. Nat. (sec 'y, 13-19) ; Bot. Soc; Philos.
Soc; Am. Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club; Int. Ass.
Bot. Morphology and cytology of fungi, algae
and liverworts; cytology and genetics of Oeno-
thera; life histories; plant evolution.

Davis, Dr. Oarl B(radeii), 122 S. Michigan Ave,
Chicago, m. Surgery. Chicago, Oct. 9, 77.
A.B, Chicago, 00, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 03.
Assoc, prof, surg. Bush Med, Col, Mem. surg.
staff, Presb. Hosp, Chicago. Surg. Ass; Soc.
din. Surg.

Davis, Charles Henry, Bass Biver, Cape Cod,
Mass. Engineering, Montgomery Co, Pa, May

4, 65. C.E, Columbia, 87. Expert, Lynn fac-
tory, Thomson -Houston Elec. Co, 87; engineer

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and a88t. to pres, Sawyer-Man Elee. Co, 87-
88; engineer and supt. of eonstruetion, West-
inghoiue Elee. and Mfg. Co, 88-89; caMulHng
engineer, PhQa, Boston and N. ¥. City, 89-
Exee. ofBieer in varionB companies. AA; Math.
Soc; Ciyil Eng; Elee. Eng; Meeh. Eng; Min.
Eng; Naval Archit. and Marine Eng; Naval
Eng; Heat, and Vent. Eng; Franklin Inst;
West. Soc. Eng; N. T. Acad; Can. Soc. Civil
Eng; British Iron and Steel Inst; British
Inst. Elee. Eng; Scottish Inst. Eng. and Ship-
builders; N. of England Inst. Min. and Mech.
Eng; Irish Inst. Civil Eng; New Sonth Wales
Eng. Ass, and other American and foreign so-
cieties. Bailroad and street railway engineer-
ing, operation and management.

Ihtvis, Bear Adnina OOufflm) H(eiif7>, IT. 8. N,

Navy Department, Washington, D. C. Astron-
omy, Cambridge, Mass, Aug. 28, 45. G^rad,
IT. S. Naval Acad, 64. All grades from ensign
to rear\idmiral, V,8,N, 61-; supt, IT, S. Naval
Observatory, 97-02 (except April-Sept, 98).
Divisional commander, battle ship squadron,
North Atlantic fleet, U.S.N. A^; Wash.
Philos. Soc; hon. mem. Soc. Astron. de Mez.
Differences of longitude measured by use of sub-
marine cables.

navis, Dr. D(avld) J(olm), 721 Elmwood Are,
W^hnette, HI. Pathology. Bacine, Wis, Aug. 9,
75. B.S, Wisconsin, 98; MJ>, Bush Med. Col,
03, fellow, 03-04, research student, McCormick
Inst, for Infectious Diseases, 04-05, PhD, Chi-
cago, 05. Instr. path, and med, Bush Med.
Col; prof. path, and had. and head of dept,
Illinois. Pathologist, Presb, St. Joseph and
St. Luke's Hospitals, Chicago. A.A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass.
The spinal cord; influenza infections; baoteriol-
ogy of meningitis; bacteriology of whooping
cough; urinary infections; pathology of sporo-
trichosis.

Davis, Prof. Donald W(altoii), College of William
and Mary, Williamsburg, Va. Zoology. Frazer,
Pa, Feb. 25, 82« A3, Harvard, 05, Ph.D, 13.
Asst. zool, California, 05-06; prof, biol, Sweet
Briar, 07-09; instr, Baddiffe, 09-12; asst. prof,
Clark, 12-14; prof, biol, De Pauw, 14-16; sool,
Wmiam and Mary, 16-17, 19- A.A. Genetics;
asexual reproduction in sea anemones; inheri-
tance in Impatiens.

DavlB, Dr. O6org0 O(lll)ert), 122 S. Michigan
Boulevard, Chicago, lU. Surgery. Jan. 4, 79.
A.B, Chicago, 01, MJ), Bush Med. Col, 04.
Assoc, prof, surg, Univ. Philippines, 13-14;
asst. prof. Bush Med. Col, 19 ; attending surgeon,
Cook Co. Hasp; chief surgeon, 'lit Steel Co.
Surgeon, Philippine Gen. Hosp; civil surgeon and
hon. lieut. col, Boyal Army M.C, 15-16; major,
M. C, 17-19, lieut. col, 19; assoc. attending
physician, Presb. Hosp, Chicago. CoL Surg;
Am. Med. Ass. Cancer.

Davis, Prof. 060(r«e) Jaoob, Jt, University of
Alabama, University, Ala. Engineering. Wash-
ington, D. C, June 28, 76. C.E, Cornell, 02.
Instr. dvil eng, Wisoonsin, 02-03, hydraulic eng,
0CM)7, astt. prof, 07-12; prof. eivU eng. and
dean, ool. eng^ Alabama, if- Besearch asst.
hydraulics, Wisconsin, summers, 13, 14. Civil

Eng; Eng. Educ; Water Works Ass. Experi-
mental hydraulics; sewage treatment.

Davis, Prof, arace E(vaiig«Une), 8 Norfolk Ter-
race, WeUesley, Mass. Physics. North Chelms-
ford, Mass, June 6, 70. A.B, WeUesley, 98, A.M,
05. Instr. physios, Wellesley, 99-08, assoo.
prof, OS- A. A; Physical Soc.

Davis, Dr. Harold 8(iinmond8), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Clifton, N. S,
April 19, 89. B.A, Dalhousie, 10, M.A, 12;
Ph.D, Harvard, 14. Demonstrator physics, Dal-
housie, 10-12; lecturer chem, Manitoba, 14-18;
head, research dept, Koppers Co, Mellon Inst,
18-19, fellow, 19- Chem. Soc Solutions; ther-
mochemistry; light oil recovery; sulphur.

Davis, Prof. Harvey N(at]iaiiUl), 19 Ash St,
Cambridge, Mass. ^Physics. Providence, B. I,
June 6, 81. A3, Brown, 01, A.M, 02 ; Harvard,
03, Ph.D, 06. Instr. math. Brown, 01-02;
physics and math. Harvard, 05-10, asst. prof,
physics, 10-19, prof. meoh. eng, 19- Engineer,
Gen. Elee. Co, 17-18; with A. S, U.S.A, 18-
19. A.A; Physical Soc; Math. Soc; Am. Acad;
Wash. Acad. Thermal properties of matter.

Davis, Dr. H(orliert) Bdunham), 3202 Iowa St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Charlestown,
Mass, Aug. 17, 67. A.B, Bates, 90; Ph.D, Clark,
08. Principal, Southwestern State Nor. Sch,
California, Pa, 09-12; PUUbwrgh Training Sch.
for Teachers, It- Special agent. Pa. Dept.
Health. A. A; Psychol. Ass. Experimental
psychology and pedagogy; the raccoon, a study
in animal intelligence; minute structure of the
axis cylinder; time reaction in binocular vision:
tests for intellectual level in children in the ele-
mentary school; measurement of fatigue by
ciliary muscle; adult learning tests.

Davis, Prof. H(«rl)ert) PCenry), Moscow, Idaho.

Dairy husbandry. Montagu, Mich, Aug. 22, 89.
B.S.A, Missouri, 11; M.S, Pa. State, 14. Asst.
dairy husbandry, Dlinois, 11; asst. and later
instr. exp. dairy husbandry and ed, dairy
div, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14-19; prof, dairy hus-
bandry, Idaho, and v. director, Bxp. Sta, 19-
A.A; Dairy Sci. Ass; West. Dairy Instr. Ass.
Feeding, management and genetics of dairy
cattle.

Davis, Prof. H(efl)ert) 8(poiie«r), Ckiinesville,
Fla. Zoology. Oneida, N. Y, March 28, 75.
Ph3, Wesleyan, 99; Ph.D, Harvard, 07. Instr.
sool. Wash. State, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-06;
prof, Florida, 07- Investigator, Bur. Fisheries.
A. A; Soc. Zool; Micros. Soc. Parasitology;
spermatogenesis; parasites of flshes.

Davis, Dr. Harmaa 8 (teams), 4323 Andover Ter-
race, Pittsburgh, Pa. *Astronomy. Milford,
Del, Aug. 6, 68. A.B, Princeton, 92, A.M, 12;
fellow, Columbia, 93-95, A.M, 94, Ph.D, 95.
Asst. astronomer, U. S. scientiflc exped. to W.
Africa, 8^90; tutor astron. and good, Columbia,
95-99; in charge. Int. Latitude Observatory,
00-05; consulting engineer, OS- Expert com-
puter and asst, U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 00 ;
first asst, Allegheny Observatory eclipse exped,
00; assoc. ed, 'Astron. Jahresbericht,' 00-17.
aA; Astron. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc; Astron.
C^esell. Variation of latitude; constant of aber-
ration ; mean star positions and proper motions ;
the history of astronomy; new reduction of

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Piazzi's observations; biographical cyclopedia
of astronomers; bibliography of current astro-
nomical literature in the United States; ge-
nealogy.

Davis, John A (lien), Mining Experiment Station,
Fairbanks, Alaska. Mining engineering, Sioux
City, Iowa, June 13, 84. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
07. Junior and asst. geologist, U. S. OeoL
Surv, 07-11; asst, mining engineer, U. 8, Bur.
Mines, 11- Min. Eng. Modem tunneling, with
special reference to mine and water supply tun-
bels; safety and efSciency in mine tunneling;
mining and concentration of carnotite ores ; geol-
ogy of the Little Powder Biver coal field.

DavlB, Dr. J(olm) J(6fferson), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Mycology, Davis, 111,
52. B.S, lUinois, 72; M.D, Hahnemann Med.
Ool, Chicago, 75. Medical practitioner, 75-11;
cwator, herharium, Wisconsin, 11- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Acad, (pres, 02-05) ;
Wis. ArcheoL Soc. Mycology; parasitic fungus
flora of Wisconsin.

Davis, Jolm J(imA), Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion, La Fayette, Ind. Entomology. Centralia,
111, Oct. 9, 85. B.8, Illinois, 07. Insectary asst.
to state entomologist, 111, summers, 05, 06; asst.
entom, Illinois, 06-07; asst. to state entomolo-
gist, 111, 07-11 ; in charge, La Fayette, Ind, Lab,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 11-19, Japanese beetle control
project, 19-20; head, dept. entom, Purdue, and
Agr. Exp, Sta, fSO- A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; 111. Acad. Aphldidae; green house,
truck garden, cereal and forage crop insects.

Davis, Dr. John Staige, 1200 Cathedral St, Balti-
more, Md. Surgery, Norfolk, Va, Jan. 15, 72.
Ph.B, Tale, 95; M.D, Hopkins, 99. Asaoe. cHin.
surg, Sophins. Dispensary surgeon and asst.
visiting surgeon, Hopkins Hosp. Am. Med. Ass;
Surg. Ass. Plastic surgery; transplantation of
tissues.

Davis, Prof. K(ar7) O(admiis), George Peabody
College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. Agri-
culture. Decatur, HI, Oct. 7, 67. B.S, Kansas
State, 91, M.S, 94; Kansas State Nor. Sch, 92;
Ph.D, Cornell, 00. Principal and science
teacher. State High Sch, Austin, Minn, 92-98;
prof. bot. and biol. State Nor. Sch, St. Cloud,
00-01 ; prof. hort. and instr. bot. West Virginia,
and Exp. Sta, 01-02; principal, Dunn Co. Sch.
of Agr. and Domestic Econ, Menomonie, Wis,
02-07; dean. State Sch. Agr, Canton, N. Y, 07-
08; prof, soils and agron. and principal, agr.
short courses, N. J. Col, 08-13; agr, Peabody
Col. for Te<ichers, 14- Instr. agr. and nature
study, summer sch, Virginia, 08-12. A. A.
Agricultural education; farm manuals and farm
life text books.

Davis, Lewis, 1454 Fairmount Ave, St. Paul, Minn.
Biological chemistry. Worcester, Mass, May 15,
89. B.S, Worcester, 11; M.S. Mass. Inst. Tech,
12. Chemist, N. J. State Lab. Hygiene, 12;
biol. chemist, Parke, Davis and Co, 12-20; assoc.
lab. director, Beebe Laboratories, Ine, tO-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Ultra-
violet sterilization; chemical indicators of mi-
crobial life; peptone; diphtheria toxin; pepsin;
concentration of serum; pollen.

Davis, Dr. K(athaii) 8<mith), Jr, Pasadena, Calif.
Medicine. Chicago, HI, Sept. 5, 58. A3, North-

western, 80, A.M, 83; M.D, Chicago Med. Col,
83; Heidelberg and Vienna, 85. Assoc, prof,
path, Chicago Med. Col, 84; principles and prac-
use of med. Northwestern, 86, prof, principles
and practise of med. and din. med, 86-20. For-
merly physician, St. Luke's, Mercy and Wesley
Hospitals; consultant, Washingtonian Home and
Marion-Sims Hosp; trustee, Northwestern; Chi-
cago Y. M. C. A; V. pres, U. 6. Pharmacopceia
Convention. Ninth Int. Med. Cong; Pan- Am.
Med. Cong. A. A; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, sect,
med, and chairman, sect, therapeut); Climat.
Ass; Therapeut. Ass; Chicago Acad. (ree. sec'y,
librarian). Batrachia and Beptilia of eastern
North America; medical books.

Davis, Prof. Katbaaiel F(re&dh), 27 Everett JSt,
Cambridge, Mass. MoithemaXics, Laconia, N. H,
June 11, 47. A.B, Brown, 70, A.M, 73; Gottin-
gen, 92-93; LL.D, Colby, 94. Instr, Riverview
Mil. Acad, Poughkeeepsie, N. Y, 71-73; v. prin-
cipal shid prof. math, and physics, State Nor.
Sch, Kutztown, Pa, 73-74; mstr. math, Brown,
74-79, asst. prof, 79-89, assoc. prof, 89-90,
prof, pure math, 90-15, emer, prof, 15- Sec*y>
New Eng. Col. Entrance Certificate Board, 02-
13, pres, 13-15. A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
New Eng. Ass. Math. Teachers (v. pres, 06).

Davis, Prof. Nttson F(ltlilaa), Lewisburg, Pa.
Botany. Seeley, N. J. B.S, Bucknell, 95, M.S,
96, ScD, 03. Prof, biol, Bucki^ll, OfS- Instr.
bacter, biol. lab. Cold Spring Harbor, 98-02;
in charge zool, Vermont, summer, 14. A. A; Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc. Economic zoology; forestiy;
chestnut culture.

Davis, Dr. Paul B(eU), Davison Chemical Co,
Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. West Liberty, Ohio,
Aug. 15, 89. A.B, Boanoke, 08, A.M, 09; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 12. Asst. chem, Hopkins, 13-14, instr,
14-16, assoc, 16-19; research chemist, Davison
Chem. Co, 19- Besearch assoc, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 16-17. Chem. Soc. Viscosity; silicic
acid gels.

Davis, Prof. Boland P(arker)« 16 Domain Ave,
Morgantown,W.Va. CivU engineering. Beverly,
Mass, Aug. 2, 84. B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06;
M.C.E, Cornell, 08, Ph.D, 14. Draftsman, Am.
Bridge Co, 06-07; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 08-
11; assoc. prof. West Virginia, 11-12, prof, It-
Bridge engineer, W. Va. State Bead Commission,
14- Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; B. B. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat. Foundations of bridges and build-
ings; concrete; structural and hydraulic engi-
neering.

Davis, Dr. B(oyall) 0(8car) E(iigeiie) U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Chemistry. . Newberry, S. C, July 11, 80. Ph3,
North Carolina, 01, Ph.D, 03; Leipzig, 04. Asst.
anal, chem. North Carolina, 01-03, instr. phys-
ical chem, 03-05, gen. chem, 05-09, assoc. prof,
09; soil physicist, bur. soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
09-12, in <^arge soil water investigations, 12-
16, scientist fertUiaer investigations, and in
charge soil physics investigations, 16- A. A;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, N. C. sect, 06-08); Soc
Agron; Physical Soc; Wash. Acad; N. C. Acad.
Soils and fertilizers; synthesis of ammonia from
hydrogen and nitrogen; atomic weight of thor-
ium; phospho-platinum ammonia compounds;
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soil; solable saltsHn soil; synthetic ammonia;
ammonia absorbents.

Davis, Prof. Vernon Hayes, 236 W. Eighth Ave,
Colunbnsy Ohio. Sorticttlture. Cambridge, Ohio,
Mareh 4, 77. B.S.(Agr), Ohio State, 00; M.S. A,
Cornell, 01. Asst. hort. and forestry, Ohio
State, 01-02, asst prof, hort, 02-14, prof, 14-
17; ehief, bur. markets and marketing, Ohio, 17-
20; manager, Caiaroba Orchard Co, tO- Soe.
Hort. SeL Soil physics; methods of orchard
management and of track gardening; marketing.

Davis, Prof. W(llliam) M(orrl8), 31 Hawthorn
St, Cambridge, Mass. *Phy8ical geography.
Geology. Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 12, 50. B.S,
Harvard, 69, M.E, 70; hon. ScD, Cape Town,
05; Melbourne, 14; Ph.D, Christiania, 11;
Oreifswald, 06. Asst, Arg. Nat. Observatory,
Cordoba, 70-73; asst geol, Harvard, 77-79,
instr, 79-85, asst. prof, physical geog, 85-90,
prof, 90-99, Stnrgis-Hooper prof, geol, 99-12,
emer. prof, if- Asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL
Snrv, 90-15; assoe. ed, 'Science' and 'Am. Jour.
Science'; adviser, geog. research, Carnegie In-
stitution; physiographer, Pumpelly's Carnegie
Institution ezped. to Turkestan, 03; guest, Brit-
ish Ass. S. African meeting, 05; Australia meet-
ing, 14; Harvard visiting professor, Berlin, 08-
09; Paris, 11-12; CuUom medal. Am. Geog. Soc,
08; medal. Harvard Travellers Club, 11; Cul-
ver medal, Chicago Gteog. Soc, 13; Kane medal,
Phila. Geog. Soc, 13; Hayden medal, Phila.
Acad, 18; Patron's medal, Boyal Geog. Soc, 19;
Vega medal, Swedish Geog. Soc, 20. Nat Acad;
A. A. (sec'y, B, 87, v. pres, 03); Geol. Soc.
(acting pres, 06, pres, 11); Ass. Geog. (pres,
05, 09) ; Harvard Travellers Club (pres, 02-10) ;
Am. Acad. (cor. sec'y, 00-04, v. pres, 15-19);
PhiloB. Soc; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; cor. mem.
Geog. Societies of CSiicago, Philadelphia, Lon-
don, Paris, Munich and Petrograd; Soc. Cient.
Ant Alz; London GeoL Ass; London GeoL Soc;
Meteor. Gesell; hon. mem. Geog. Societies of
New York, Berlin, Leipzig, Fraif ort, Amster-
dam, Stockholm, Geneva, Greifswald, Vienna,
Budapest, Home, Madrid and Neuch&tel; cos^
mem. Berlin Acad; Paris Acad; for. mem.
Stockholm and Christiania Academies. Physical
geography of the land; coral reefs.

Davis, W(l]Ua)ni TOiompson), 146 Btnyvesa&t
Place, New Brighton, N. Y. Entomology, Botany.
New Brighton, Oct 12, 62. Private schools.
A.A; Entom. Soe; feL N. Y. Acad; Brooklyn
Entom. Soc. (pres, 12-16, 20-); N. Y. Entom.
Soc. (treas, 04-) ; Staten Isl. Inst. Arts and Sci.
(v. pres, 05-); Phila. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist. Entomology of cicadas of North Amer-
ica.

Davison, A(ll)ert) W(at8<m), Parr, Va. Chem-
ietry, Alexandria, Ohio, April 24, 88. B.8,
Denison, 10; A.M, Ohio State, 11; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 14. Asst.. chem, Ohio State, 10-12; Ck>mell,
13-14; research chemist, Int Agr. Ciorp, 14;
asst. prof, chem, Cincinnati, 14-17; with U.S.A,
17-19; manager, Va, BcUoid Co, 19- Electro-
ehem. Soc. Thermo-electric currents; electro-
deposition of metals; electrolytie oxidation; fats
and soaps; leather; dyeing.

Davison, Dr. OliarlaB, 2320 Jackson Boulevard,
Chicago, HL Svrgery. Barrington, 111, Jan. 13,

58. M.D, Northwestern, 83, A.M, 17. Intern,
Cook Co, Hosp, 83-84, attending surgeon, 94-,
pres. staff, 17-19; prof. surg. anat, med, dept,
Illinois, 99-00, adj. prof. clin. surg, 00-03, surg.
and olin, surg, 03-04, prof, 04-, head, dept, surg,
17-; attending surgeon, Unw. Hosp, 08- Trus-
tee, Illinois, 05-11. Am. Med. Ass; Col. Surg,
(governor, 13) ; Chicago Surg. Soc. (pres,
12). Transplantation of bone; autoplastic bone
surgery.

Davisson, Dr. 0(lintcm Joseph), Western Electric
Co, 463 West St, New York, N. Y. Fhysics,
Bloomington, 111, Oct. 22, 81. B.S, Chicago, 08;
fellow, Princeton, 10-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr.
physics, Princeton, 05-10; Carnegie Inst. Tech,
11- A.A. Thermionics.

Davlsson, Prof. S(dinyler) O(olfaz), Indiana Uni-
versity, Bloomington, Ind. Mathematics. Gal-
veston, Ind, Jan. 2, 66. A.B, Indiana, 90, A.M,
92; fellow, Clark, 95-96; Harvard, 98-99; ScD,
Tubingen, 00. Instr. math, Indianct, 99-93,
assoc. prof, 93-05, junior prof, 05-08, prof, 08-
Prof. math, N. Y. Univ, summer, 09. A. A;
Math. Soc; Math. Verein. Gteodesic lines in
higher space.

Davoll, D(avid) L(ake), Newport, R. I. Chem-
istry. Amesbury, Mass, Aug. 15, 69. Ph.(3,
Michigan, 93, B.S, 97; Chicago, summer, 98.
Asst. qual. anal, Michigan, 92-94; research
chemist, Parke, Davis and Co, 94r-96; instr. org.
chem, Michigan, 96-97; asst. prof, appli^
chem, seh. pharmacy. Northwestern, 97-98, prof,
98-99 ; chief chemist. Peninsular Sugar Bef . Co,
Mich, 99-03, technical supt, 03-06; supt and
chief chemist, Guantanamo Sugar Qo, 06-12;
consulting chemist, 12- Expert sugar technique
to Chas. E. Hughes, N. Y. City, 03-06. Fifth,
sixth and seventh Congresses Applied Chem.

• (mem. organization committee). CThem. Eng.
Technology of raw and refined sugar.

Davy, J(oseplL) Bnrtt^ Botany School, The Univer-
sity, Cambridge, England. Botany, Findern, Eng-
land, March 7, 70. Hkley Col, Leeds; Boyal Bot.
Gardens, Kew, 91-92; Calif omia, 93-02 ; Cornell,
07; Cambridge, England, 13, 20. Student asst.
bot, California, 93-05, asst, and asst. botanist,
Exp. Sta, 95-02, instr, 02-03; govt, agrostolo-
gist and botanist, Transvaal Dept. Agr, 03-10;
Union of S. Africa Dept. Agr, 10-13. Asst.
curator, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-03. Medal, Acad.
Int. G^g. Bot. A.A; Int Ass. Bot; Brit-
ish Ass. (v. pres); Boyal Geog. Soc; London
Linnean Soc; Boyal Hort. Soc; Boyal Soc.
Arts; Boyal Soc. S. Africa (councilor); Trans-
vaal BioL Soc. (v. pres) ; S. Africa A. A. S. (v.
pres) ; S. Africa Biol. Soc ; S. Africa Bot. Soc.
Systematic, economic and agricultural botany;
ecology; Gramineae of California and South
Africa; halophytic plants; the flora of Trans-
vaal; origin and distribution of the raw ma-
terials of commerce; maise breeding.

Dawes, Prof. HCenry) PCrankUn), 600 Manning
Ave, Toronto, Can. Thysics, Paisley, Ont, Oct.
15, 81. B.A, Toronto, 04, M.A, 05, Ph.D, 18;
Cambridge, 06-08. Asst. demonstrator physios,
Toronto, 04-06, lecturer, 08-11 ; prof, McMaster,
11- Physical Soc. Ionization by collision;
image formation by crystalline media.

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Dawson, Prof. A(ldeii) B<enjaiiiin), 706 S. Lin-
coln St, Chicago, 111. Anatomy, Tryon, P. E.
Island, Oct. 12, 92. A.B, Acadia, 15; fellow,
Harvard, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Prof, biol, Mt. Alli-
son, 18-19; asst. prof, micros, anat, Loyola, 19-
A.A; Ass. Anat. Development and strncture of
glands.

Dawson, Prof. Bexnhard H(lldebrandt), Astro-
nomical Observatory, University of La Plata,
Argentina. Astronomy, Kansas City, Mo, Sept.
21, 90. B.8, Michigan, 16. Astronomer, Nat.
Univ. Observatory, La Plata, 12-14, 16- Astron.
Soc; Soc. Cie. Argentina. Doable stars; vari-
able stars.

Dawson, Dr. J(ame8) A(itlmr), Dalhousie Univer-
sity, Halifax, N. S. Zoology. Kings Co, N. S.
B.A, Dalhousie, 15; A.M, Yale, 16, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. 80ol, Yale, 19; Goucher, 19-20; asst. prof,
Dalhotksie, tO~ Instr. invert, zool, Woods Hole,
20. Soc. Zool. Protozoology.

Dawson, Dr. Percy M(l]lard), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. *Physiology. Montreal,
Oaif, May 19, 73. A.B, Hopkins, 94, M.D, 98,
fellow, 98-99; Harvard Divinity Sch, 09-10.
Asst. physiol, Hopkins, 99-00, instr, 00-01,
assoc, 91-04, assoc. prof, 04-09; Unitarian
clergyman, 10-12; instr. physiol, Wisconsin, 13-
16, asst. prof, 16- A.A; PhysioL Soc. Be-
generation of nerves; circulation of the blood;
biographies of Hale and Magendie; physical
exercise and education.

Dawson, Prof. B(alpli) W(ard), 1105 N. 33d »t,
Lincoln, Nebr. Entomology. Lincoln, May 1,
87. B.S, Nebraska, 12. Instr. entom, Ne-
braska, 12-16, asst. prof, 16- Classification of
beetles.

Dawson, Dr. William Btfll, Marine Department,
Ottawa, Can. Marine engineering. Pictou, Can,
May 2, 54. B.A, McGill, 74, M.A, 79, M.E, 80,
ScD, 02; Ecole des Ponts et Chauss^es, Paris,
75-78; Miller scholar, British Inst, of Civil
Eng, 79-80. With various railways and indust.
companies, 78-93; supt, tidal surveys. Naval
Service, Ottawa, Can, 93- Gay prize, Paris
Acad; Watt gold medal, British Inst. Civil
Eng. Fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Can. Civil Eng;
British Inst. Civil Eng. Canals and reservoirs
of France; mean sea level; topographical sur-
veying; effect of wind upon currents and tidal
streams; variation of the leading features of the
tide in different regions; tides and tide levels.

Dawson, W(illiam) Iioon, Santa Barbara, Calif.
Ornithology. Leon, Iowa, Feb. 20, 73. AJ3,
Oberlin, 97, B.D, 99, A.M, 03. Missionary,
Okanogan Co, Wash, 95-96; pastor, Columbus,
Ohio, 00-02; author, Wheaton Pub. Co, 02-04;
director. Museum Comp. Ool, and ed, 'Jour.*
16- Sec'y-treas, Occidental Pub. Co, 10-;
Birds of Calif. Pub. Co, 11- Mem. Omith.
Union; life mem. Cooper Omith. Club. Birds
of Ohio, Washington and California.

Day, Dr. Alozander Alfkod, 2421 S. Dearborn Bt,
Chicago, 111. Bacteriology. East Boston, Mass,
Feb. 15, 84. A.B, 06, M.D, 11. Instr. bacter,
Northwestern, 12-16, asst. prof, 16- Chicago
Path. Soc. Metabolism of anaerobic bacteria.

Day, Dr. Arthur L(oiii8), Carnegie Institution,
Washington, D. C. *Phys%cal geology. Brook-

field, Mass, Oct. 30, 69. A.B, Yale, 92, Ph.D,
94; hon. ScD, Groningen, 14; Columbia, 15;
Princeton, 18. Instr. physics, Yale, 94-97;
mem. scientific staff, Phys-Tech. Beichsanstalt,
Charlottenburg, 97-01; physical geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 01-07; director, geophys. lab, Car-
negie Institution, 07- In charge optical glass
production, W. I. B, 17-18. Nat. Acad, (home
sec'y, 13-19); GeoL Soc; Physical Soc; Ohem.
Soc; Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc. (v. pres, 10) ; Wash. Acad.
Physical phenomena at very high and very low
temperatures; thermal studies of rock-forming
minerals; absolute measurement of high tem-
peratures; chemical and physical problems of
volcanoes.

Day, Dr. David T(albot), 715 19th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Geology, Chemistry, Mining.
Lakewood, Ohio, Sept. 10, 59. A.B, Hopkins,
81, PhJ), 83. Chief, div. mining and mineral
resources, U. S. Geol. Surv, 86-07, chemist in
charge petrol, investigations, 07-14; consulting
chemist, U. S. Bur. Mines, 14-20; private prac-
tise, 14- Ed.-in-chief, 'Bug. and Min. Jour';
hon. chief, dept. mining and metal. La. Purchase
Expos. Bene Merenti, Austria. Geol. Soc;
Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Petrol. Inst. Constitution of petroleum
and derivatives; oil shales.

Day, Dr. Bdward O(arroll), University of Cin-
cinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Zoology. American
Fork, Utah, Nov. 2, 84. A3, Hamilton, 07;
A.M, Harvard, 08, fellow, 08-11, Ph.D, 11, trav-
eling fellow, at Bonn and Freiburg, 11-12, Ber-
lin and Naples Zool. Sta, 12-13. Instr. zool,
Syracuse, 13-16; lecturer, Bryn Mawr, 16-17.
A. A; Soc. Zool; Physiol. Soc. Spectral light
and pigment migration in the eye of the cray-
fish; photo-electric currents in the eye of the
fish; physiology of the nerve ganglion in tuni-
cates.

Day, Dr. Jesse Erwln, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Yorkshire, Ohio,
Feb. 16, 88. A.B, Miami, 11; fellow, Ohio State,
11-12, A.M, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. ohem, Ohio
State, 12-15; instr, Louisiana, 15-17, Ohio
State, 17-18, asst. prof, 18-20, Wisconsin, 90-
Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; ethyl alcohol;
manganese diozid.

Day, Dr. William S(cofleia), 220 Hobart Ave,

Summit, N. J. *Physics. New York, N. Y, Jan.
2, 64. AJB, Columbia, 84; Ph.D, Hopkins, 97.
Student asst. physics, Hopkins, 95-96; asst,
Barnard, Columbia, 97-98, tutor, 98-03, lecturer,
Columbia, 03-18. A.A ; Physical Soc. New ap-
paratus for exact comparison and testing of
thermometers; experimental tests of electrical
theories; residual rays in the infra-red spectrum.
Dayton, WiUiam A(dam8), U. 8. Forest Service,
Washington, D. C. Forestry. New York, N. Y,
Dee. 14, 85. A.B, Williams, 05, A.M, 08. Plant
ecologist, U. S. Forest Service, 10- Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Forestry Ass; Wash. Bot. Soc. For-
est protection; economic botany.

Deaderick, Dr. WCilUam) H(ei8kell), Hot Springs,
Ark. Medicine. Knoxville, Tenn, Feb. 7, 76.
Southwestern Presbyterian, 91-95; Louisville,
95-97; M.D, Vanderbilt, 98. Practising physi-
cian, 98- Mem. city and co. Boards of Health,

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Marianna, Ark, 99-12; ed. staff, 'Am. Jour.
Trop. Diseases'; assoc. ed, 'Annals of Med';
'Am. Jour. Syphilis'; mem. Commission for
Stud J of Malaria. Soc. Trop. Med; Therapeut.
Soc; CoL Physicians; Tri-State Med. Ass. (v.
pres, 05, pres, 67); Soc. de Path. exot. Dis-
eases of the southern states; malaria; radioac-
tivity and metabolism.

BeaU 'Dr. Don W(68t), Leland Oflice Building,
Springfield, ID. Surgery. Riverton, HI, July

9, 79. M.D, 04. Intern, Wesley Hosp, Chicago;
prea, mrg. tiaff, Springfield Hosp. A. A; Col.
Surg; By. Surg; fel. Am. Acad. Med. Anas-
tomosis of blood vessels, especially the reversing
of blood stream in veins for gangrene of ex-
tremities.

Seam, Oha(rle)8 0 (lemon), Poard of Forestry's
Office, Indianapolis, Ind. Forestry. Bluffton,
Ind, Aug. 30, 65. De Pauw. State forester, Ind,
09-13, acting state forester, 17-19, state for-
ester, 19- A.A; Hot. Soc; fel. Ind. Acad.
Trees, ferns and flowering plants of Indiana.

Dean, Pres. Arthnr L(7man), University of Ha-
waii, Honolulu, Hawaii. Industrial chemistry.
Southwick, Mass, Oct. 1, 78. A.6, Harvard, 00;
Ph.D, Tale, 02. Asst. plant physiol, Sheffield
Sci Sch, Tale, 02-03, instr,- 03-07; Carnegie
research asst, 04-05; chief, sect, wood chem,
IT. S. Forest Service, 05-07; in charge, lab. of
A. D. Little, Boston, 07-08; instr. indust. chem,
Sheffield Sci Seh, Tale, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-
14; pres, Ufm, Hawaii, 14- AJL; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust InuUn ; proteolytic ensymes ;
creosote oils; chaulmoogra oil in treatment of
leprosy.

Dean, Prof. Baahford, Columbia University, Mew
Tork, N. T. "^Zoology. New Tork, Oct. 28, 67.
A.B, Col. City of N. T, 86; A.M, Columbia,
89, PhJ>, 90; Munich; Naples, 91; Misaki,
Japan, 00-01, 05. Tutor nat. hist, CoL City of
N. T, 86-90; instr. cool, Columbia, 91-96, adj.
prof, 96-08, prof, vert, tfool, OS-' Asst, N. T.
State Fish Commission, 86-88; U. S. Fish
Commission, 89-92, biologist, 00-01, speeial in-
vestigator of oyster culture in England, France,
Belgium, Spain, Portugal, Italy and Japan;
director, biol. lab. Cold Spring Harbor, 90;
mem. advisory board, N. T. Aquarium, 02-;
curator ichthyol. and herp, Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 03-10, hon. curator, 10-, of arms and
armor, Metrop. Museum Art, 03- Major, ord-
nance dept, 17-18. Chevalier Legion d 'honneur,

10. Soc. Nat. (treas); Soc Zool; Ass. Anat;
Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Soc Ichthyol. and
Herp. (pres, 16); fel. Ass. Mus; Metrop. Mus;
N. T. Acad; N. T. Zool. Soc; cor. Phila. Soc
Art; Soc. Zool. de Mex; London Zool. Soc;
Moscow Soc Nat; Paris Museum Nat. Hist.
Biology of the oyster; insectivorous plants; bio-
logical stations; anatomy, embryology and pale-
ontology of fishes; origin of vertebrate limbs;
orthogenesis; paleontology of sharks; embry-
ology of Homea, Chimaera, Cestracion and
ChUimydoselachus ; archeology of armor; armor
in modern warfare.

Dean, Dr. Bmest W(oodward), Bureau of Mines,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Taunton, Mass,
Sept. 28, 88. A.B, Clark, 08; A.M, Tale, 12,
Ph.D, 14. Instr. chem, Hobart, 08-11; asst,
Tale, 12-14; chemist, U, 8. Bur. Mines, 14-

Chem. Soc Hydrolysis of aliphatic esters;
petroleum.

Dean, Prof. Geo(rge) A(dam8), State College,
Manhattan, Kans. Entomology. Topeka, S[ans,
April 19, 73. M.S, Kansas State, 05. Prin-
cipal, ward sch, Topeka, 97-00; asst. entom,
Kansas State, 02-06, asst. prof, 06-12, assoc
prof, 12-13^ prof, and head of dept, IJ- Spe-
eial investigator mill and stored grain insects,
Europe, 11. A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Eoon.
Entom; Kans. Acad. Mill and stored grain in-
seets; Hessian fly; effect of temperature and
moisture on insect life.

Dean, Prof. Oeorge Belnald, Bella, Mo. Mathe^
matics. Waterloo, III, Oct. 21, 65. C.E, Mo.
Sch. of Mines, 90, B.S, 91. Asst, Leander Mc-
Cormick Observatory, 92-98; teacher math.
Cent. High Sch, Kansas City, Mo, 94-^7; prof,
Mo, Sch. Mines, 97- Consulting engineer, Oen.
Elec Co. Ass. Prof. Pure and applied mathe*
matics; thermodynamics; physical chemistry.

Dean, Dr. J(ay) Atlee, 614 S. 48th St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chemistry. Belief onto. Pa, Sept
28, 88. Phar.D. PractiHng biol. chemist. A.A;
Pharmaceut. Ass; Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Pub.
Health Ass. Clinical, pharmaceutical and physi-
ological chemistry; bacteriology; serology.

Dean, Pxof. Paul MarthaU, University of Colo-
rado, Boulder, Colo. Chemistry. Newcastle,
Pa, March 24, 85. A.B, Colorado, 08, A.M, 11 ;
Ph.D, Illinois, 16. Teacher science, high sch.
Golden, Colo, 08-09 ; chemist, West. Chem. )if g.
Co, 09-10; instr. chem, Colorado, 11-14; asst,
miinois, 14-15; instr, Colorado, 15-17, asst.
prof, 17-20, assoc. prof, SO- A.A; Chem. Soc
Organic, physical and analytical chemis^.

Deane, BnthTen, 112 W. Adams St, Chicago, Hi.
Ornithology. Cambridge, Mass, Aug. 20, 51.
Fel. Omith. Union (mem. council) ; HI. Audu-
bon Soc. (pres, 98-14); hon. mem. Chicago
Acad; Cooper Omith. Club; Wilson Ornith.
Club; cor. mem. Nuttall Ornith. Club.

Deane, Walter, 29 Brewster St, Cambridge, Mass.
Botany, Ornithology. Boston, Mass, April 23,
48. A.B, Harvard, 70. Instr, St. Mark's Sch,
Southborough, Mass, 71-78; John P. Hopkin-
son's Sch, Boston, Mass, 78-95; asst. to Wm.
Brewster at his museum, Cambridge, Mass, 97-
08. Mem. Omith. Union; New Eng. Bot. Club
(v. pres, 00-08, pres, 08-11); Nuttall Omith.
Club; Flora of northeastern North America.

Dearborn, Prof. George Van Ness, Sargent Nor-
mal School of Physical Education, Cambridge,
Mass. Physiolog^, Psychology. Nashua, N.
H, Aug. 15, 69. B.L, Dartmouth, 90; M.D,
Columbia, 93, Ph.D, 99; A.M, Harvard, 96.
Asst. philos. Harvard, 96-97, physiol, 99-00;
asst. prof. Tufts, 00-04, prof, 04-15; head, dept.
psychol. and educ, Sargent Nor. Sch. Physical
Educ, 06- Consulting physiologist and psychol-
ogist, Forsyth Dental Infirmary, 13-; instr, Sch.
for Nursing, U. S. A, neuro-psychiat. service,
M. C; asst. physician diseases of the nervous
system, Boston City Hosp, 19. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Psychol. Ass; PhUos. Ass; Anthrop. Soc; Am.
Acad. Med; Am. Med. Ass; Medico-Psychol.
Ass; physical Educ. Ass; Boston Physical Educ.
Soc; Boston Authors' Club; Boston Med. Li-
brary; Boston Soc Med. Improv; Physiol. Col-

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loquiuin. Emotion; mental correlations with
vasomotion ; psychology of clothing ; kinesthesia ;
biology of music.

Dearborn, Dr. Ned, Backet Harbor, N. Y. Orni-
thology, Mammalogy, Alton, N. H, Nov. 24,
65. B.S, Dartmouth, 91; ScD, N. H. Col, 01.
Asst. principal, acad, Gilmanton, N. H, 89-90;
principal schools, Ashland, N. H, 92-93; supt,
lens dept, Lord Bros. Mfg. Co, 93-97; instr.
math, and physics, N. H. Col, 97-01; asst. cu-
rator ornith. Field Museum Nat. Hist, 01-09;
asst. biologist, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 09-
20; fur ctUturist, Ont, Stock Farm, tO- Scien-
tific exped. to Guatemala, 06; to Venezuela, 08.
Soc. Mammal; Wash. Biol. Soc. Adaptability
of fur-bearing animals to domestication.

Dearborn, Prof. Walter F(enno), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. *Psychology. Mar-
blehead, Mass, July 19, 78. A.B, Wesleyan, 00,
A.M, 03; Ph.D, Columbia, 05; M.D, Munich, 18.
Instr. educ. psychol, Wisconsin, 05-07, asst.
prof, 07-09; asaoc prof, edue, Chicago, 09-12;
Harvard, 12-17, prof, 17- Trustee, Mass. State
Infirmary, 13-14, 15- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Eeti-
nal local signs; the psychology of reading; the
relative standing of pupils in school and univer-
sity; the practise experiment in learning; forms
of infantilism; measures of intelligence and
school training; mental hygiene.

Dearing, Oha(rle)s, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Horticulture, Wichita,
Kans, March 25, 88. B.S.A, Missouri, 09. Asst.
hbrt, Missouri, 08-09, instr, 09-10; scientific
asst, V, S. Dept. Agr, 10-18, asst. horticulturist,
18-19, horticulturist, 19-; asst, director in
charge, branch exp. sta, N, C, Dept, Agr, £0-
A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc. Viticulture;
pomology; plant breeding.

Deamess, John, Provincial Normal School, Lon-
don, Ont, Can. Biology, Hamilton, Ont, May
13, 52. Teachers' and inspectors' certificate,
Ont. Prof, biol, med. dept, Western, 88-14;
principal. Provincial Nor, Sch, 14- Lecturer
biol. Western. Ont. Entom. Soc. (past pres).
Mycology.

Deatri^ Dr. Bngene P(eyton), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy, Binunersburg,
Pa, April 7, 89. A.B, Franklin and Marshall,
11; Ph.D, Uomell, 17. Instr, high sch, Boyer-
town, Pa, 11-13; instr. soils, Cornell, 14-17;
prof, Pa. Forestry Acad, 17-20; instr ^ N, T,
Col, Agr, Cornell, $0- Agron. Soc; Chem. Soc.
Manganese fertilizers; nodules on honey locust.

DeBarr, Prof. Bdwin, Norman, Okla. Chemistry.
Lansing, Mich, Jan. 14, 59. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 91, M.S, 93; B.Ped, Mich. Nor. Col, 92;
Ph.B, Michigan, 92, Ph.D, 99. Supt schools,
Almont, Midi, 86-90; prof, chem. and biol,
Albion, 91-92; chem, OJclahoma, 9iS- Chem.
Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass; Agr. Chem. Esterifica-
tion of a, p, y chlor acids with water at 150°;
commercial values of plaster and cement bodies
in Oklahoma.

DeBord, George O(oniam), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology, Freeport,
Kans, Dec. 16, 92. B.8, Okla. Col, 14; M.S,
Iowa State, 16. Asst. bacter, Iowa State, 16;
bacteriologist, bur; chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-
20; research fellow, dept, prev, med, and hy-

giene. Harvard Med, Sch, SO- Asst. to bac-
teriologist, Great Bear Water Co, N. Y. Soc.
Baot; Pub. Health Ass. Food bacteriology;
f uehsin-aldehyde reaction on the endo medium.

DeOamp, Prof. Joseph Sdgar, State College, Pa.
Psychology. Desha, Ark, Feb. 19, 87. B.S, Ar-
kansas, 05; A.M, Michigan, 12, feUow, 13-14,
Ph.D, 14. Asst. psychol, Michigan, 12-13; Illi-
nois, 14-15; instr, California, 15-16; Stanford,
16-19; asst, prof. Pa, State, 19- Asst psychol,
Michigan, summer, 14; instr, California, sum-
mer, 16. A.A; Psychol. Ass; West. Soc Nat.
Ati^mftl behavior; retroactive inhibition; influ-
ence of color upon apparent weight.

Decker, Prof. Oharlee E(Iijali>, University of
Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Geology, Dixon, 111,
Sept. 27, 68. A.B, Northwestern, 06; A.M, Chi-
cago, 08, Ph.D, l7. Instr. geol, Northwestern,
08-09; geoL and biol, Allegheny, 09-10, acting
prof, 10-12, asst. prof, 12-16; instr. geol, OJcla-
homa, 16-17, asst. prof, 17-19, assoc, prof, 19-
A.A. Petroleum and natural gas of the United
States; minor faults and folds in the Great
Lakes region.

Decker, Prof. F(loyd) F(iske), 312 Marshall St,
Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics, Dennison, Tex,
March 28, 81. A.B, Syracuse, 01, A.M, 05,
Ph.D, 10. Instr. math, Syracuse, 04-10, asst.
prof, 10-14, assoc« prof, 14-17, prof, 17- A. A;
Math. Soc Matrices ; synunetric function tables.

Decker, Dr. H(arry) Byerson, 1126 Highland
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Anatomy. Jackson,
Mich, Feb. 26, 83. A.B, Princeton, 03; M.D,
Columbia, 07. Intern, Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City,
07-09; St. Francis Hosp, Pittsburgh, 10; instr.
anat, and surg, Pittsburgh, 11- Consultant and
lecturer, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 15-; capt. and
major, M. C, 1^19. Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass.
Surgery.

De Ooo, Prof. B(dgar) E(ieklel), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Mathematics, Thames-
ville, Ont, July 13, 68. B.S, Wisconsin, 94;
M.S, Chicago, 97, 99-00; Yale, 00-01. Prof,
math, Bethel, 97-99, 01-02, acting pres, 02;
prof, math, Oregon, Ot- Math. Soc; Math.
Ass. The conform representation by the func-
tion t0 = oflf* — 2bsf -f c, and the inverse func-
tion.

Dederer, Prof. P(anline) H(anmton), Connecticut
College, New London, Conn. Cytology. Ho-
boken, N. J, Oct. 2, 78. A.B, Columbia, 01,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 15. Asst. eool, Barnard, Colum-
bia, 03-05, tutor, 05-09, instr, 09-17; dssoe.
prof. Conn, Col. for Women, 17- Spermato-
genesis and oogenesis in Lepidoptera.

Dederick, Dr. L(oni8) S(erle), U. 8. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Chicago,
111, May 8, 83. A.B, Kenyon, 05; A.M, Har-
vard, 07, Ph.D, 09. Instr. maih, Princeton, 09-
17; TJ. 8. Naval Acad, 17-20, assi. prof, £0-
A.A; Math. Soc. Singularities of transforma-
tions of two variables.

Deel, Prof. 8(amnel) A(8her), 703 Tenth St, Bald-
win, Kans. Physics, Miami Co, Kans, Feb.
4, 78. Ph.B, Baker, 01. Magnetic observer,
U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 01-08, in charge,
magnetic observatory, Honolulu, 03-06, Bald-
win, Kans, 0^08; prof, physics. Baker, 08-
Kans. Acad. Terrestrial magnetism.

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Deere, Prof. Bmll O(laf), Bethany College, Linds-
borg, Kans. Biology, Geology. Moline, lU,
Aug. 8, 77. A.B, Bethany, 04, A.M, 07; Colo-
rado, 04; Kansas, 07; M.S, Chicago, 11. Instr.
bioL and meeh. drawing, Bethany, 04-09, prof,
hiol. and geol, 09-, v. pres. and dean, 18-
Curator of museum, Bethany. A. A; EeoL Soc;
Micros. Soc; Eans. Acad. Ecology; pathology;
geology,

Deerr, NoiQ (Fielding), India Sugar Corporation,
5 Wallace St, Fort Bombay, India. Chemistry.
Warwickshire, England, Dec. 30, 74. Assoc,
London Inst, 06, fellow, 11. Sugar technologist^
Hiiwaiian Sugar Planters' Ass, ,02-14; special
agent, Cuban Govt, 14; tech. adviser, Cubim Co,
14-17; supt. Arbuckle Bros'. Befinery, 17-20;
iechnioal director, India Sugar Corp, £0- Chem.
Soc; London Chem. Soc. Sugar manufacture.

Doets, Clia(rle)8 H(enry), U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy. Sel-
lersviUe, Pa, April 10, 64. Mass. Inst. Tech.
Field worker and later cartographer, V. 8. Coast
and Geod. 8urv, 88- Cartography, with refer-
ence to nautical charts and map projections.

Defoe, Prof. L(uther) M(arloii), 810 Virginia
Ave, Columbia, Mo. Meoha^MCS. California,
Mo, Sc^t. 6, 60. Missouri, 86; A.B, Harvard,
93; Cambridge, England, 02-03. Asst. prof,
math, Missouri, 93-02, prof, miech, tn eng, OB-
A.A; Math. Soc; Eng. Edue; Econ. Asff; Acad.
Polit. and Social Sci; Boyal Soc. Arts; London
Math. Soc.

Dofran, George, 289 Park St, Newton, Mass.
Chemistry. Cincinnati, Ohio, April 16, 74.
BJ9, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95, M.S, 96. Consulting
chemist, 96-; v. pros, Avery Chem. Co. A.A;
Chem. Soc. Industrial biology; refined, edible
lactic acid; maltose syrup and sugar industries;
beers with low alcoholic content.

Deghnte, Dr. J(o8eph) A(Ibert), 511 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, June
26, 70. Ph.B, Columbia, 90, A.M, 92, Ph.D, 93.
Asst. demonstrator physiol. chem. and toxicol,
Columbia, 90-96; asst. chemist. Health Dept,
N. Y. City, 96-02, chief chemist, 02-04; anal,
and consulting chemist, 04-10; pres, Lederle
Laboratories, 10-18; Lederle Antitoaoin Labora-
tories, 15- Chemist, Hygeia Distilled Water
Co; TT. S. Wood Preserving Co. A. A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc. Med. Juris. Or-
ganic non-sugar in cane juice; determination
and use of preservatives in food; food analysis.

DeGolyer, E(Terette Lee), 65 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Geology. Greensburg, Kans, Oct.
9, 86. A.B, Oklahoma, 11. Field asst, IT. S.
G^l. Surv, 06-09, junior geologist, 10-15; geol-
ogist, Mex. Eagle Oil Co, 09-11, chief geologist,
12-15, consulting geologist, Mex. Sagle Oil Co.
and other companies, It- Special lecturer pe-
troleum, Oklahoma, 16- A.A; GeoL Soc; lun.
Eng; SeismoL Soc; Econ. Geol; Ass. Petrol.
Geol; Am. Geog. Soc; N. Y. Acad; British Inst.
Petrol. TechnoL Economic geology of oil and
gas; geology of Mexican oil fields and coastal
plain; geology of north coast of Cuba; geother-
mal gradients in oil bearing regions.

Dehn, Prof. William M(aiirioe), Uniyersity of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry. Ches-
ning, Mich, June 24, 72. A.B, Hope, 93, A.M,

96; Ph.D, Illinois, 03. Instr. ehom, Illinois,
00-07; prof, Washington (Seattle), 07- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Organic diemistry.

Delmel, Prof. B(idiard) F(raiicl8), Stevens In-
stitute, Hoboken, N. J. Mathematical physics.'
New York, N. Y, June 27, 81. B.S, Col. City
of N. Y, 02; A.M, Columbia, 03. Asst. mech,
Columbia, 03-05, lecturer, physics, 05; instr.
math, and physics. Col. City of N. Y, 05-06;
math, and niech, Stevens, 06-09, asst, prof,
mech, 09- A.A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; Cireolo
Mat. di Palermo. Age of the earth; mechanics
of deformable media.

DeKalb, Oonrtonay, National Arts Club, New
York, N. Y. Mining engineering. Loudon Co,
Va, Sept. 18, 61. Syracuse. Mining engineer
in S. Dak, 86, Brazil and Peru, 89-90, Nicara-
gua, 92, Pa, 96, Mont, 97, Mex, 01, Calif, 02-
08; prof, mining and metal, Missouri, 95-98;
Queen's (Can), 98-01; ed. Mining and Scientific
Press, 09-10; mining engineer, Mexico, 10-15,
Ariz, 15-16, Calif, 17-19; mineralogist in Spain,
U. 8. Dept. Commerce, 19-20. Min. Eng; Am.
Geog. Soc; Lima Geog. Soc; Soc Mines du
Chile. Geology; metaUurgy; explosives; me-
chanics of ore-crushing; cyanid process; oopper
leaching.

DeKmlf, Prof. P(aiil) RCanry), 724 Tftppan St,
Ann Ajrbor, Mich. Bacteriology. Zeeland, Mich,
March 2, 90. Ph.D, Michigan, 16. Asst. hooter,
Michigan, 12-14, instr, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-
Milr service, 17-19. Anaphylatoxin; anaphy-
laxis; toxin of Bacillus weldui; hemolysin of
Streptococcus.

Delabane, Prof. E(dmimd) B(iirke), 9 Arlington
Ave, Providence, B. I. ^Psychology. Dover,
Maine, Sept. 25, 63. Brown, 82-JS3; A.B, Am-
herst, 86; Berlin, 87-88; A.M, Harvard, 89;
Ph.D, Freiburg, 91; Paris, 91-92. Assoc prof.
psychol, Brovm, 91-96, prof, 96- Director,
psychoL lab. Harvard, 96-97. A. A; Soc Nat;
Psychol. Ass; Am. Acad; cor. mem. Phila. Qeog.
Soc Muscular contributions to consciousness;
space-perception; emotions; effects of drugs;
individual temperament.

Delafleld, Maturia LdvlngBton), 29 Ave. Davel,
Lausanne, Switzerland. Botany. New York,
N. Y, Sept. 29, 69. Columbia; foreign study.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club (librarian, 89-
92, treas, 9&-00); Phytopath. Soc; Ecol. Soc;
N. Y. Acad; Soc. Bot. de France; Soc Bot.
Suisse; Soc Helv^tique des Sci. nat; Soc.
Vaudoise des Sd. nat; Acad. Int. Geog. Bot.
Taxonomy of vascular plants; phytogeography ;
botanical bibliography.

Delany, Patrick B(emard), Nantucket, Mass.
Electrical engineering. Kings Co, Ireland, Jan.
28, 45. Nat. and private sdiools, Ireland; pa-
rochial schools, U. 8. Chief operator, manager
and supt. telegraphs, U. S, 68-78; elec. engi-
neer, 78- Newspaper correspondent, 68-78. Gold
medal, Inventions Exhib, London, 85; Elliott
Cresson gold medal, Franklin Inst, 85, 96 and
08; John Scott medal, 85; gold medal, Pan-Am.
Expos, 01; La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A;
Elec Eng; Franklin Inst; Old Timer Telegraph
Ass. Synchronous multiple telegraphy; auto-
matic high speed telegraphy; cable telegraphy;
anti-induction cables; telepost.

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Dtibridge, Dr. T(lioms8) O, 3144 Paasyuiik A^e,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Batavia, N. T,
Feb. 20, 84. A.B, Union, 03 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 07.
Instr. chem, Cornell, 04-09; chemist, Atlantio
Bef, Co, 09-14, asst. supt, 14-18> chief chemist,
18- Chem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat; Franklin Inst.
Tetrachlorgallein ; tetraehlorphthalic acid.

DellenlMMigli, Frederick S(amnel), 226 W. 78th
St, New York, N. Y. Anthropology, American
history, Geography. MoConnellBville, Ohio, Sept.
13, 53. Artist and asst. topog^rapher, Powell's
ezplor. exped. to Colo. Biver, 71-73; librarian,
Am. Geog. Soc, 09-12. A.A; Anthrop. Ass;
fel. Ethnol. Soc. American archeology and eth-
nology; history of western United Stetes; west-
em explorations; location of the towns of the
Bio Grande valley, New Mexico, etc, prior to
1700; location of Escalante's trail and the old
Spanish trail.

Dellinger, Dr. J(obn) H(owara), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. *Physios. Cleve-
land, Ohio, July 8, 86. A.B, George Washing-
ton, 08; feUow, Princeton, 12-13, Ph.D, 13.
Lab. instr. physics, Western Beserve, 06-07;
physicist, Bwr. Standards, 07- Physical Soc;
Wash. Acad. Conductivity and temperature
coefftcient of copper; electric units and stand-
ards; radio instruments; principles of radio
communication.

DelUnger, Prof. 0(r]s) P(oUc), Pittsburg, Bans.
Histology, Physiology. Bicknell, Ind, Aug. 14,
77. Chicago, 00-01; A.B, Indiana, 05; lellow,
Clark, 05-07, Ph.D, 07. Asst. physiol, Clark,
04-07, instr. hiol, 07-08; prof, Winona Nor.
Col, 0^09; State Manual Training Nor. Sch,
Pittsburg, Kans, 09- Instr. nature study, biol.
sta, Indiana, summers, 06, 07. A.A; Physiol.
Soc; Naturb Study Soc Locomotion of the
Amoeba and aUied forms; the cilium as a key
to the structure; contractile protoplasm; struc-
ture and function in Amoeba proteus; fibrillar
structure of flagella; biology of the Amoeba
proteus.

Del Mar, WilUeiii A(rthiir), 10 E. 43d St, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. San Fran-
cisco, Calif, 80. Assoc, City and Guilds Ibist,
London, 00. Tech. asst, N. Y. Cent. B. B, 04-
15; asst. elec. engineer, Interborough Bapid
Transit Co, 15-17; chief engineer, HahirslMW
Elec. Cable Co, 17- Elec. Eng. Electric cables ;
insulating materials.

DeLoach, Prof. B(obert) J. H, 10154 Longwood
Drive, Chicago, IlL Botany. Stateaboro, Ga,
Dec. 21, 73. A.B, Georgia, 98, fellow, 04-05,
A.M, 05. Botanist, Ga. Exp. Sta, 05-08, direc-
tor, 13-16, prof, cotton .indust, Georgia, 08-13;
director, bur, agr. and econ. research, Armour
and Co, 16- A. A; Meteor. Soc. Mendel's law
applied to cotton breeding; by-products of the
packing industry.

DeLong, D(wlght) M(oore), Department of Plant
Industry, Harrisburg, Pa. Entomology. Cor-
ning, Ohio, April 6, 92. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan,
14; M.S, Ohio State, 16. Asst. zool, Ohio State,
14-17, instr, 18; scientific asst, bur. plant indust,
Pa. Dept. Agr, 18- Field asst, bur. entom,
U. S. Dept. Agr, summers, 15, 17 ; state nursery
inspector, Wis, summer, 16. A.A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Ohio Acad; Ohio Sci. Soc.

Hemiptera-Homoptera; control of grape berry •
moth.

Deliong, Prof. Ira M(itchell), 1341 Broadway,
Boulder, Colo. Mathematics. Monroe, Iowa,
Jan. 7, 55. A.B, Simpson, 78, A.M, 81, LL.D,
14. Prof, math. Central (Iowa), 78-86; Latin,
Iowa Wesleyan, 86-88; m>ath, Colorado, 88-
Ed, problem dept, 'School Sci. and Math.'
A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Colo. Math. Soe.
(pres).

DeLong, Prof. James H(enry), 906 McCartney St,
Easton, Pa. Chemistry. B.S, Lafayette, 04.
Asst, instr. and later asst. prof, chem, Lafayette,
04- Chemist, Bepublic Iron and Steel Co; At-
lantic Potash Co. Chem. Soc. (sec'y and treas,
Lehigh Valley sect, 18).

DeLory, Prof. Alfred TCennyson), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Mathematics. Manilla,
Out, May 13, 64. A.B, Toronto, 90, A.M, 02;
Clark, 90-91. Lecturer math, Toronto, 92-02,
assoc prof, 02-08, prof, 08- Lecturer math,
Ont. Nor. Col, 94-96. Math Soc.

De Lory, Prof. J(ii8tin) 8(az8fleld), University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man, Can. Mineralogy.
Manilla, Ont, Jan. 15, 84. B.A, Toronto, 05,
05-06. Asst. miner, Toronto, 05-06; prof. geol.
and miner, Idaho, 06-13 ; Manitoba, 16- Asst.
to Dominion paleontologist, summer, 04; to Pro-
vincial geologist, summers, 05, 06; advisory
committ^, €^. Munitions Board, 18. Can.
Min. Inst, (sec'y, Winnipeg sect). Geology;
chemistry.

De Lory, Dr. Balph E(mei80n), Dominion Ob-
servatory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Manilla,
Ont, Nov. 23, 81. B.A, Toronto, 03, fellow,
03-06, M.A, 04, Ph.D, 07; Chicago, 05. Be-
search asst. physical chem, Princeton, 06-07;
observer. Dominion Observatory, 07-13, asst.
astronomer, 13-19, research astronomer, 19-, in
charge, solar physics div, IS- A.A; Astron.
Soe; Chem. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Statist. Ass;
Omith. Union; Wilson Ornith. Club; feL Boyal
Astron. Soc. Can. (councilor, Ottawa Centre, 13,
19, sec'y, 13-15); fel. Boyal Astron. Soc; fel.
London Chem. Soc; mem. fond. Soc. Astron. de
France; Int. Astron. Union (solar rotation com-
mittee). Kinetics; potential; spectroscopy; ro-
tation; spots; wave lengths; arc spectra; solar
variations and related phenomena of the earth
and solar system.

Delwiche, Prof. B(diiioiid) JCoseph), Boute 3,
Green Bay, Wis. Agriculture. Orbais, Bel-
gium, March 25, 74. B.S. (Agr), Wisconsin, 06,
M.S, 09. Teacher, pub. schools, Wis, 97-02;
supt, agr. substations, Wisconsin, 0^-09, asst.
prof, and assoc prof, agron, 10-20, prof, 20-
A.A; Soc. Agron. Grain and forage crop breed-
ing; hardy wheats; early com; high yielding
peas.

Denting, Prof. H(orace) a(rove), 1909 E St. Lin-
coln, Nebr. Chemistry. San Bernardino, Calif,
Feb. 25, 85. B.S, Washington (Seattle), 07;
M.S, Wisconsin, 09, Ph.D, 11. Teacher, high
sch, Juneau, Alaska, 08-09; instr. chem. Wis-
consin, 10-11 ; assoc. prof, agr. col, Univ. Philip-
pines, 11-15, prof, and chief of dept, Univ.
Philippines, 15-16; assoc, Illinois, 16-18; prof,
physical chem, Nebraska, 18- Chem. Soc Cel-
lulose solvents; chemical nomography; the

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Tacaum cathode; diffusion of gases through
metals.

Demorest^ Prof. D(aiia) JCames), Ohio State Uni-
versity, ColumbuSy Ohio.- Metallurgy, Marys-
viUe, Ohio, Aug. 21, 82. B.8, Ohio State.
Chemist, U. S. Bur. Mines, 07; U. P. B. R, 08;
asst. prof, metal, Ohio State, 08-12, prof, It-
. Chem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat; Electrochem. Soc;
Steel Treaters Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng.
Metallurgical analysis; engineering chemistry.

Dempstar, Prof. A(rtliiir) JCefflrey), University
of Chicago, Chicago, HI. Phyeies, Toronto,
Can, Aug. 14, 86. B.A, Toronto, 09, M.A, 10,
fellow, 10-11, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 12-14;
Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Asst. physics, Chicago, 15-
17, instr, 17-19, asst, prof, 19- Positive rays.

Dengler, Dr. F(alton) S(a]iael), Port Neches,
Tex. Chemistry. Steelton, Pa, May 19, 86.
B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 09; Ph.D, Hopkins, 12.
Chemist, Texas Co, It- A.A; Chem. Soc

I>Mii8, Dr. W(UlBy Glover), Tnlane University,
New Orleans, Lia. Chemistry. New Orleans,
La, Feb. 26, 79. A.B, Tulane, 99, A.M, 02,
09-11 ; Bryn Mawr, 99-00, fellow, 02-03 ; Ph.D,
Chicago, 07. Instr. anaL chem, Grinnell, 07;
asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-
09; Mass. Gen. Hosp, 13-20; asst. prof, physiol.
chem, Tulane, $0- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol.
Chem. Animal metabolism; analytical technic.

Dennett Dr. W(lllia)m SCawyer), 36 Oramercy
Park, New York, N. Y. Ophthalmology, Ban-
gor, Maine, March 1, 49. A.B, Bowdoin, 71;
M.D, Harvard, 74. Surgeon, N, Y. Eye and
Ear Infirmary, 88-01, hon. surgeon, 07- A.A;
Math. Soc. (treas, 97-07); Physical Soc; Oph-
thal. Soc

Demilfl, Dr. Frederic S(hepard), 62 E. 55th St,
Now York, N. Y. Surgery. Newark, N. J,
April 17, 50. A.B, Yale, 72; M.D. Bellevue
Med. Col, 74; F.B.C.S, London, 77. Prof, prin-
ciples and practise of surg, Univ. and Bellevue
Hosp. Med. Col, 83-98; din. surg, med. col,
Cornell, 98-10, emer. prof, 10- Surg. Ass.
General suigery.

Dennis, Prof. L(<mi8) M(i]iiroe), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Chicago, 111,
May 26, 63. Ph.B, Michigan, 85, B.S, 86;
Aachen, Munich, Dresden and Wiee^aden, 89-
91. Instr. chem, Cornell, 87-89, asst. prof. anal,
chem, 91-03, assoc prof, inorg. and anal, chem,
93-00, prof, 00-, head, dept, chem, OS- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Inorganic chemistry; rare earths;
hydronitric acid; gas analysis; rare elements.

DennlBton, Prof. B(olli]i) H(eiiry), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Botany. Oakfield,
Wis, March 21, 74. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 97, B.S,
99, fellow, 99-00, Ph.D, 04. Asst. instr. hot,
Wisconsin, 00-03, instr, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-
A. A; Bot. Soc; Wis. Acad, (treas, 05). Struc-
ture of the starch grain; adulteration of pow-
dered drugs; carbohydrates in plants; fleshy
fungi of Wisconsin; cytology of flowering
plants.

Denny, Dr. Fraade P<arkman), 111 High St;
Brookline, Mass. MedicinCf Bacteriology. Brook-
line, Jan. 2, 69. A.B, Harvard, 91, M.D, 95.
Asst. bacter, Harvard Med. Sch, 99-04, clin.
med, 04-06. Health officer and bacteriologist.

Brookline Board of Health; visiting physician,
House of the Good Samaritan* Pub. Health
Ass.

Denny, Dr. F(rank) E(axl), 142 S. Anderson St,
Los Angeles, Calif. Plant physiology. Tekama,
Nebr, March 31, 83. A.B, Nebraska, 06; Ph.D,
Chicago, 16. Asst. hort, Nebraska. 06-08; plant
physiol, Chicago, 16; plant physiologist, U. S,
Dept. Agr, 16-18, assoc. chemist, 19- Bot. Soc.
Biochemistry; permeability of plant membranes ;
physiology of citrus fruits; maturity of fruits
and vegetables.

Densmore, Prof. Hiram D(elo8), Beloit, Wis.
Botany. Bichmond, Wis, Jan. 20, 62. A.B,
Beloit, 86, A.M, 90; Cornell, 87-88; California,
06, Harvard, 16. Principal, high sch, Prairie du
Chien, 86-87; instr. hot, Beloit, 88-90, prof, 90-
Soc. Nat; Bot. Cent. States; Wis. Acad. Spin-
dle formation and vegetative mitosis ; text books
in botany.

Denton, Dr. W(ilUam) W(ell8), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathematics.
Detroit, Mich, Aug. 18, 82. A.B, Michigan, 07;
A.M, Illinois, 09, Ph.D, 12. Asst. math, Illinois,
07-11, instr, 11-16; Worcester, 17; Michigan,
18-19, €Lsst. prof, go- Math. Soc. Projective
differential geometry; foundations of mathe-
matics.

DePorte, Prof. J(OBepli) V(ital), New York
State College for Teachers, Albany, N. Y.
Mathematics. Korop, Russia, Jan. 1, 89. A.B,
Oklahoma, 12; A.M, Princeton, 14; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 16. Asst. math, Cornell, 15-16; instr, N.
Y. State Col. Teachers, 16-18, asst. prof, 18-
Math. Soc; Statist. Ass. Algebraic geometry;
vital statistics.

Derby, Dr. George S(trong), 23 Bay State Road,
Boston, Mass. Ophthalmology. Boston, May 29,
75. A.B, Harvard, 96, M.D, 00; European
study, 01-02. Intir. ophthal. Harvard Med. Sch.
Ophthal. surgeon, Mass. Charitable "Eye and Ear
Infirmary; consulting ophthal. surgeon, Carney
Hosp, 08-; mem. advisory committee, Mass.
Commission for Blind. Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y,
sect, ophthal, 12-); Ophthal. Soc; Col. Surg;
New Eng. OphthaL Soc; Ophthal. Gesell.

Derby, Dr. I(ra) H (arris), 5460 University Ave,
Indianapolis, Ind. Chemistry. Lyme, N. H,
Sept. 20, 73. B.S, Harvard, 99; Ph.D, Chicago,
10. Instr. chem, Cornell, 99-00; Illinois, 00-
01; asst, Chicago, 01-03; instr. med. chem,
Minnesota, 03-07, asst. prof, physical chem, 07-
18; chief chemist, Sepuhlic Creosoting Co, 18-
Chem. Soc. Physical chemistry; coal tar prod-
ucts.

Derenm, Prof. 7(ranci8) Z(aTler), 1719 Walnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Nervous and mental dis-
eases. Philadelphia, Aug. 10, 56. M.D, Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 77. Instr. nervous diseases,
Pennsylvania, 83-92; prof, nervota and mental
diseases, Jefferson Med. Col, 9t- Ass. Anat;
Neur. Ass. (past pros) ; Fliilos. Soc ; Phila.
Neur. Soe. (past pres); Phila. Padi. Soc;
Phila. Col. Physicians; cor. mem. Soc. Neur. de
Paris; Budapest Royal Med. Soc; Vienna Neur.
and Psychiat. Soc. Clinical and pathological
neurology; insanity.

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Derick, Prof. Carrie M, McGill Univergity, Mont-
real) Can. Botany. Clarenceville, Que. A.B,
McGiU, 90, A.M, 96; Woods Hole, 95, 96, 97,
00; Boyal Col. Science, London, 98; Bonn, 01-
02. Demonstrator hot, MoQUl, 91-95, lecturer,
96-04, asst. prof, 04-07, acting-head of dept,
10-12, prof. morphoL hot, li- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Soc. Nat. Holdfasts of the Rhodophjoeae ; nu-
clear changes in growing seeds; anabiosis; nu-
clear differences between resting and active cells.

Derick, Dr. 0(lar6nce) O(eorge), National Ani-
line and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N. Y. *Chemi8try,
Sutton, Que, Oct. 29, 83. B.S, Worcester, 06;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-07; M.S, Illinoifi, 09, Ph.D,
10. Research asst. org. ch^m, Mass. Inst. Tech,
06-07 ; lecturer and research asst, Illinois, 07-08,
asst, 08-10, instr, 10; toith Nat, Aniline and
Chem, Co, 16- A.A; Chem. Soc; 111. Acad.
Water-proofing of concrete; rearrangements in
organic chemistry; thermo-dynamic positivity
and negativity.

Derickson, Prof. S(amnel) H(oftauiii), Lebanon
Valley College, AnnviUe, Pa. 'Biology. New-
port, Pa, April 9, 79. B.S, Lebanon Valley,
02, M.S, 03; Hopkins; Brooklyn Inst; Tropical
Bot. Lab, Jamaica. Prof, hiol. sciences, Leb-
anon Valley, 04-, acting pres, 12. Land zoolo-
gist, exped. to Bahamas, 04. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc.

Derleth, Prof. O(liarles), Jr, University of Call-
f omia, Berkeley, Calif. Civil engineering. New
York, N. Y, Oct. 2, 74. B.S, Col. City of N. Y,
94; C.E, Columbia, 96. Asst. civil eng, Colum-
bia, 96-99, lecturer, 99-01; prof, Colorado, 02-
03; assoc. prof, structural eng, California, 03-
07, prof. dvU eng. and dean, col. civil eng, 08-
Instr. math, and drawing, evening schools, N. Y,
96-99; instr, summer sch. surv. and geod,
Columbia, 96-00; consulting engineer. Civil
Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Eng. Educ. Structural
engineering.

Derr, ]>r. Homer M(uiiroe>, Minneapolis, Minn.
Fhysios, Geology. TurbotviUe, Pa, Feb. 5,
72. A.B, Stanford, 98; A.M, Columbia, 01;
Tyndale fellow, Pennsylvania, 01-03, PhJ), 03.
Asst. physics, Columbia, 99-01; instr. geoL and
mining, Wyoming, 01-02 ; supt, Santa Margarita
Gold Mining Co, Columbia, S. Am, 03-04; prof,
physics and geol, Epworth, 04-05; math, and
civil eng, Thomas S. Clarkson Mem. Sch. Tech,
05-07 ; civil eng, S. Dak. Col, 07-13 ; state engi-
neer, S. Dak, 13-20. Inst, math, Palo Alto Sum-
mer Sch, 98; engineer, S. Dak. B. D. Commis-
sion, 08-10. Geol. Soc; Civil Eng; Min. Eng.
Petrographic analysis; siliceous oolites of Sweet-
water County, Wyo.

Derr, Prof. Louis, 83 Center St, Brookline, Mass*
Physics. PottsviUe, Pa, Aug. 6, 68. A.B, Am-
herst, 89, A.M, 92; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92.
Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-93, instr, 93-
01, asst. prof, 01-04, assoc. prof, 04^09, prof,
09- Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Optical Soc;
Am. Acad; Royal Photog. Soc. Photography.

Deitfiem, Dr. Elmer, 2507 Webster St, Berkeleyi
Calif. Physics. Norwood, Kans, Dec. 31, 81.
B.S, Kansas, 12; M.S, Iowa, 15, Ph.D, 17.
Asst. physics, Iowa, 14-17; instr. astron, Illi-
nois, 17-19; physics, California, 19- Assoc.

Physical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng; Astron. Soc.
X-rays; photo-electric photometry.

Desha, Prof. L(acliu) J(ii]iiii8), Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, Va. Chemistry.
Cynthiana, Ky, June 14, 83. A3, Washington
and Lee, 06; Ph.D, Hopkins, 09. Chemist, Tenn.
Food and Drugs Inspection, 09-12; prof. gen.
and biol. chem, col. med, Tennessee, 12-20, act-
ing dean, 17, registrar-bursar, 19-20; prof, chem,
Washington and Lee, 20- Capt, Sanit. C, 17-
19. A.A; Chem. Soe. Drug analysis; appliea*
tions of chemistry to clinical diagnosis; hydro-
gen electrode; fluoremetry.

Detjen, L(oiil8) B(eliiliold), West Raleigh, N. C.
Hortioultwre. Algoma, Wis, Feb. 27, 84. B.S,
Wisconsin, 09 ; M.S, N. C. Col, 11. Asst. horti-
culturist, N. C. Col, 09- Asst. nursery inspec-
tor, Wisconsin, summer, 09. Soe. Hort. Sei; N.
C. Acad. Sterility in fruits; pollination; breed-
ing of grapes.

Dettefseii, Prof. (John) A, University of Illinois,
Urbana, 111. Zoology. Norwich, Conn, Sept. 12,
83. A.B, Dartmouth, 08; A.M, Harvard, 10,
ScD, 12. Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 08-
12; asst. prof, genetics, Illinois, 12-18, assoc.
prof, 18-19, prof, 19" A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool; Ky. Acad. Genetics; coat color, size,
growth and fertility in mammals and mammalian
species crosses; heredity and breeding in do-
mestio animals.

Detaners, Dr. Freda, Ohio State University, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. Plant pathology. Dixon, 111,
67. B.S, Ohio State, 87, M.S, 91, Ph.D, 12.
Asst. botanist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 90-93; instr.
hot, Ohio State, 07-, asst. hotanist, Exp, Sta,
18- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soe; Ohio
Acad. Anthracnose of wheat; potato diseases.

DeToxl^ Prof. E(me8t) E, 707 W. Green St,
Urbana, HI. Agricultural chemistry. Martins-
ville, Ind, Sept. 24, 87. B.S.A, Purdue, 13;
M.S, Pa. State, 16 ; fellow, HHnois, 17-19, Ph.D,
19. Asst. agr. chem. Pa. State, 13-14, instr, 14-
16, asst. prof, 16-18; assoc. soil fertility, Illi-
nois, 19-20, asst. prof, tO- A. A; 111. Acad.
Soil potassium; soil fertility.

DetwUer, Samnel B(ertolet), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Forestry.
Mont Clare, Pa, Sept. 18, 81. B.S.F, Minnesota,
06; Yale, 01-02. Forest asst, U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, 0^07; asst. prof, forestry, Minnesota^ 07-
08; forester, Forest Products Co, 08-11; gen.
supt. Pa. Chestnut Tree Blight Commission, 11-
13; forest engineer, 13-16; forest pathologist
in charge, office hlister rust control, U, S, Dept,
Agr, 16- Ecol. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. For-
esters. Sanitation cutting in controlling chest-
nut blight.

Detwller, Dr. S(amael) B(aadall), Peking Union
Medical College, Peking, China. Anatomy. Iron-
bridge, Pa, Feb. 17, 90. Ph.B, Yale, 14, A.M,
16, Ph.D, 18. Asst. instr. biol, Yale, 14-17,
instr. avMt, 17-20; assoc, Peking Union Med.
Col, 20- Junior physiologist. Bur. Mines, 17-
18. A.A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool. Retinal physi-
ology; experimental morphogenesis of the pe-
ripheral nervous system.

DeoBsen, Alexander, Stewart Building, Houston,
Tex. Geology. San Antonio, Tex, Jan. 19, 82.

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B.S, Texas, 03, fellow, 03-04, M.S, 04. Student
asst. zool, Texas, 02-03, tutor geol, 04-05, instr,
05-08; asat. geologist, U. 8. Geol. Surv, 08-15,
geologist, Gulf Production Co, 15-16; oonsuli-
ing geologist, IS- Geol. Soe; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Ass. PetroL GeoL (pros, 18). Stratig-
raphj and eeonomie geology of the Texas coastal
plains; gulf coast salt domes.

Se V088, Pxof. JCaniM) O(lareiioe), Kansas State
Normal School, Emporia, Kans. Animal psy-
chology. Knox Co, Nebr. A.B, 11, A.My 12.
Asst. psychol, Colorado, 12-13; principal, high
sch, Fairview, Kans, 12-13; supt. pub. schools,
Horton, 18, director, hur. edue. meaawrementa
and standards, Kans. State Nor. Sch. Capt,
Sanit. C, 18. Color vision of cats; cat's use of
paws.

Dewey, Bradley, 29 Baymond St, Cambridge,
Mass. Chemistry. Burlington, Vt, Aug. 23, 87.
A.B, Harvard, 08; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09.
Director, researdi lab, Am. Sheet and Tin Plate
Co; pres, Dewey and Almy Co. Col, C.W.S.
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat;
Am. Iron and Steel Inst.

Dewey, Frederic P(ertdii8), IT. S. Treasury De-
partment, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Metal-
lurgy. Hartford, Conn, Oct. 4, 55. Ph.B, Yale,
76. Instr. chem, Lafayette, 76-77; chemist
building stones, tenth census, 81; mineralogist,
U. S. (jtool. Surv, 82; curator econ. geoL and
metal, IT. S. Nat. Museum, 8^89; expert in
chem. and metal, patents, 89-03; assayer, hwr.
of the mint, XT. S. Treas. Dept, OS-, acting di-
rector, 13-15. Chem. Soc. (pres, Wash. Sect, 93,
treas, 01-) ; Min. Eng; Soe. Chem. Indust; Elec-
trochem. Soc. Analytical chemistry and its ap-
plication to metallurgy.

Dewey, Prof. Jolm, Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. "^Thilosophy. Burlington, Vt,
Oct 20, 59. A.B, Vermont, 79; Ph.D, Hopkins,
84; LL.D, Wisconsin, 04; Michigan, 13. Instr.
and asst. prof, philos, Michigan, 84-88; prof,
Minnesota, 88-89; Michigan, 89-94; Chicago,
94-04, director, sch. of educ, 02-04 ; prof. ph%U)s,
Columbia, 04- Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres, 08);
Soc. Nat; Philos. Soc; Psychol. Ass. (pres,
99); Philos. Ass. (pres, 05). Logical theory;
social psychology; ethical history; history of
moral beliefs and practises of humanity.

Dewey, Lyster R(ozie), 4512 Ninth St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. *Botany. Cambridge, Mich,
March 14, 65. A3, Mich. Agr. Col, 88. Instr.
bot, Mich. Agr. Col, 8^-90; botanist in charge
fiber investigations, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 90- A.A ;
Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Acad.
Grasses; weeds troublesome to agriculture; fiber
plants; origin and classification of varieties of
cotton; production of fiber from hemp, flax,
sisal and manila plants.

DeWitt» Dr. laydia Iff, Spragne Memorial Insti-
tute, Chicago, lU. •Pathology. Flint, Mich.
Feb. 1, 59. M.D, Michigan, 98, B.S, 99. Dem-
onstrator anat, Michigan, 96-97, asst. histol,
98-02, instr, 02-10; path, Washington (St.
Louis), 10-12; mem, Sprague Mem. Inst, IS-,
asst prof, path, Chicago, 12-18, assoc. prof, 18-
Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass.
Tuber; (Chicago Path. Soc. Nerve endings
in muscle, tendon and esophagus; morphology
12

of kidneys; morphology and function of areas
of Langerhans; pathology of muscle; myositis
ossificans; membranous dysmenorrhea; sino-
ventricular connecting system of mammalian
heart; chemotherapy of tuberculosis; bacteri-
cidal action of copper salts.

DeWolf, Frank W(albridge), State Geological
Survey, Urbana, IlL Geology. Vail, Iowa,
March 22, 81. B.S, Chicago, 03, 03-04. Asst.
geol, Chicago, 03-04; geol. aid to geologist, IT.
8. Qteoi. Surv, 04-08; asst. state geologist, HI.
Geol. Surv, 08-09, acting director and director,
09-17, chief, 17- Asst. director, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 17-18 ; mem. div. states relations and div.
geog. and geol, Nat. Beseareh Council, 17-
A.A; €teol. Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Ass. State
Geol. (past pres) ; Min. Eng; West. Soe. Eng;
HI. Soc. Eng. (past v. pres); VX. Acad, (past
pres). Administration of geological investiga-
tions; coal and oiL

Dexter, Prof. Bdwin 0(raat), Panama, Panama.
Psychology, Education. Calais, Maine, July 21,
68. B.P, Brown, 91, A.M, 92; Ph.D, Columbia,
99. Science master, high sch, Colo. Springs, 92-
95; prof, psychol, Colo. State Nor. Sch, 95-00;
educ, Hlinois, 00-07, director, sch. educ, 05-07;
eommiflsioner of educ, P. B, and chancellor,
Univ. Porto Bico, 07-12; rector ^ Inst. Nacional
de Panama, It- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Soc.
Sd. Educ; Am. Geog. Soc; HI. C!hild-study Soc.
The influence of the weather on conduct ; history
of education in the United States.

Dexter, Prof. PranlcUii, 247 Marlborough St, Bos-
ton, Mass. •Anatomy. Boston, May 10, 57.
MJD, Columbia, 87. Asst. demonstrator anat,
Columbia, 92-93; asst. histol, Barvard Med.
Sch, 93-94, demonstrator anat, 94-95, asst. prof,
96-99, assoc. prof, 00- Ass. Anat. Medulla of
the rabbit; abdomen, vitelline vein and brain of
the cat; paraphysis of Mammalia.

Dexter, Prof. Jolm S(iiilth), University of Saskat-
chewan, Saskatoon, Sask, Can. Zoology.
Shiocton, Wis, Aug. ^l, 85. A3, Ripon, 08;
A.M, Wisconsin, 09; fellow, Columbia, 13-14,
Ph.D, 14. Prof, biol, Northland, 09-12 ; Olivet,
14-15; Sashatehewan, 15- A.A; Soc. Mammal.
Heredity of Drosophila.

Dice, Dr. Lee B(ayinoiid), University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology. Savannah,
Ga, July 15, 87. A.B, Stanford, 11 ; M.S, Cali-
fornia, 14, Ph.D, 15. Deputy fur warden,
Alaska Fisheries Service, 11-13; instr. sool,
Kansas State, 16-17; asst. prof, biol, Montana,
17-18; eu/rator mammals, museum eool, Michi-
gan, 19- Field asst, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr;
asst. sool, Illinois, 19. A.A; assoc. mem. Ornith.
Union; Cooper Ornith. Club; Paleont. Soc; Soc.
Mammal; Ecol. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; Wash.
BioL Soc. Behavior of Daphnia; ecology of
land vertebrates in Alaska, California, Kansas,
Montana and Washington; evolution of rodents
and lagomoTphs.

mtk. Dr. George F(rederlck), 25 E. Washington
St, Chicago, HI. Bacteriology. Fort Wayne,
Ind, July 21, 81. M.D, Bush Med. Col, 05.
Intern, Cook Co. Hosp, 05-06; instr. path, Chi-
cago, 10-11; mem. McCormick Inst, for Infec-
tious Diseases, 11-14; pathologist, St. Luke's

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Hosp, 16-18. Major, M. C, 18-19. Abb. Path,
and Baet; Am. Med. Ass. Medicine.

Dickens, Prof. Albert, Kansas State College, Man-
hattan, Kans. Bort%cultvr0f Forestry. Anoka,
Minn, Oct. 24, 67. B.8, Kansas State, 93, M.8,
01. Principal, pub. schools, Bushton, Kans, 94-
96 ; Ellinwood, Kans, 96-98 ; asst. horticulturist,
Kansas State, 99-01, prof, hort, 01-; state for-
ester, Kans, 09- Soc Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc;
Forestry Ass; Kans. Hort. Soc. (trustee).
Apple growing; vegetable spraying; forest tree
nursery.

mckerson, E(dgar) L(e^), Central High School,
Newark, N. J. Sntomology. Newark, N. J,
Jan. 13, 78. ^.S, Butgers, 02. Asst. to state
entomologist, N. J, 02-11; instr. entom, dept.
agr, Butgers, 02-11 ; head, dept. hiol, Cent. Sigh
8eh, Newaric, N. J, 11- Lecturer, farmers'
institutes; lecturer science, pub. schools, New-
ark. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; N.
Y. Entom. Soc; N. J. Micros. Soc; Brooklyn En-
tom. Soc Economic entomology.

Dlckerson, BUm M(ary) OCyntbia), Ameriean
Museum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
Zoology. Hastings, Mich, March 7, 66. Mich-
igan, 86-91; Woods Hole, 94, 97-98, 05-06;
B.S, Chicago, 97. Instr. biol. Cent. High Sch,
Orand Bapids, Mich, 91-94; high sch, La
Grange, HI, 94-95; head, dept. zool. and bot.
Nor. Sch, Providence, B. I, 97-05; instr. zool,
Stanford, 07-08; with Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
08-, curator, dept. woods and forestry, 10-, asst.
curator herp, 10-13, assoc. curator, 13-19,
curator, 19- Assoc, ed, *Am. Mus. Jour,' 08-
10, ed, 10-19; 'Natural Hist,' 19- A.A; Soc.
Ichthyol. and Herp; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Mammal;
Forestry Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Morphology,
ecology and life histories of amphibians and rep-
tiles; education.

Dlckerson, Dr. B(oy) ECmest), California Acad-
emy of Sciences, San Francisco, Calif. Oeology.
Monticello, lU, Aug. 8, 77. B.S, California, 00,
M.S, 10, Ph.D, 14. Principal and science
teacher, various high schools, Calif, 00-07; sci-
ence teacher, high schools, San Francisco, 07-
18; asst. curator, dept. paleont, Calif, Acad.
Sciences, 14-17, curator, 17-19, hon. curator, 19-
Geologist, Standard Oil Co, of Calif; asst.
paleont, California, summers, 10-12, instr, 12-
13. A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc. (sec'y. Pa-
cific div, 12, V. pres, 13, pres, 14) ; Calif. Acad;
Le Conte Geol. Club (sec'y, 18). Paleontology;
paleontology and geology of the Pacific Coast
and Mexico; the fauna of the Eocene; the Ter-
tiary of Peru, southern C!alif omia and the
Philippines.

mckey, Donald B(yder), San Bafael Height^
Pasadena, Calif. Zoology. Dubuque, Iowa,
March 31, 87. A3, Yale, 10. A.A; mem.
Omith. Union; Cooper Omitii. Club; Soc. Mam-
maL Omitiiology; mammalogy; habit studies
of birds; photography of birds and big game.

Dickey, Prof. Robert W(lllism), Washington and
Lee University, Lexington, Va. Physics. Bath
Co, Va, May 13, 91. B.S, Washington and Lee,
10, A.B, 11. A.M, 12; Hopkins, 15, fellow, 15-
16, Ph.D, 16. Instr. physics and math, Wariiing-
ton and Lee, 10-13; physios, Hopkins, 14-15;
assoc. prof, and director, physical lab, Washing-

ton and Lee, 16- Tech. adviser on instruments
and photog. equipment, A. S, 17-19, lieut, 19.
Index of refraction for gases; airplane instru-
ments.

Dickliifloii, Dr. H(obert) O(iitler), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. *Physics. Ban-
gor, Maine, Oct. 11, 75. A.B, Williams, 00,
A.M, 01; Clark, 02-03, Ph.D, 10. Lab. asst,
Williams, 00-02; Bur. Standards, 03-06, asst.
physicist, 06-10, assoc. physicist, 10-16, physi-
cist, 16- A.A; Physical Soc; Mech. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat; Soc. Automotive Eng; Befrig. Eng;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc; Soc. de
Physique. Thermometry; calorimetry; specific
heats of liquids; heats of combustion and fu-
sion; thermal properties of refrigerants; thermal
conductivities; internal combustion engines.

Didcson, Dr. Oliailee W(miam), Kelowna, B. C,
Can. Chemistry, Geology. BDamilton, Out, Jan.
13, 78. M.A, Queen's (Can), 96-00, sch. min-
ing, 00-01; science research scholar, Boyal
Exhib. of 1851, London, England, 01, 02, 03;
Ph.D, Columbia, 03; Heidell^rg and Freiburg,
03-04. Demonstrator anal, chem, Queen's
(Can), 01-02, lecturer chem, sch. mining, 03-
09; rancher. Chemist, assay office. Out. Bur.
Mines, 00; Dominion Iron and Steel Co, 01;
lieut, C.E.F, 16-20; chemist, British Cellulose
and Chem. Mfg. Co, 17-18. Min. Eng; Can.
Min. Inst. Genetic relations of ore deposits;
ore deposits of Sudbury, Out; platinum contents
of nickel and copper ores.

Dickson, Prof. Ernest 0 (hades), Lane Hospital,
San Francisco, Calif. Bacteriology. Newmar-
ket, Out, 81. B.A, Toronto, 04, M.B, 06, M.D,

17. Asst. demonstrator physiol, Toronto, 04-05,
G^rge Brown research scholar, 06-07; intern,
Toronto G^en. Hosp, 07 ; asst. demonstrator path,
Toronto, 07; asst. resident physician, Hopkins
Hosp, 07-08; instr. path, and bacter. Cooper
Med. Col, 0^10; asst. prof, path, Stanford, 10-

18, 13-18, assoc. prof, med, 18- Fellow, Bocke-
feller Inst, 10-13. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass;
Calif. Acad. Med. Experimental chronic nephri-
tis; botulism.

Dickson, Pxof. James 0(eere), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Plant pathology.
Yakima, Wash, Feb. 7, 91. B.S, Wash. State,
15; M.S, Wisconsin, 17, Ph.D, 20. Asst. soil
chem. and asst. librarian, Wash. State, 15; asst.
bot, Wisconsin, 16-17; pathologist, office cereal
investigations, hur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 18-; <isst. prof, plant path, Wisconsin, 19-
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Plant physiology;
plant chemistry; cereal diseases.

Dldcson, J(obn) BCemard), 105 Beyers Aye,
Akron, Ohio. Physical chemistry. Zanesville,
Ohio, Sept. 8, 89. A.B, Ohio (Athens), 12;
A.M, Ohio State, 13; Austin fellow, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. chem, Ohio State,
12-15 ; instr. physical chem, Mass. Inst. * Tech,
17-18; research chemist, B. F. Goodrich Buhber
Co, 19- Chemist, Bur, Mines, and capt, C.W.S,
18-19. Chem. Soc; Physical Soc. Free energy;
colloids.

Dickson, Prof. L(eonaid) E(ngene), University
of Chicago, Chicago, HI. *Mathemaiics. Inde-
pendence, Iowa, Jan. 22, 74. B.S, Texas, 93,

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teaehiag fellow, 93-94, A.M, 94; fellow, Chicago,
94-96, Ph.D, 96; Leipzig and Paris, 96-97.
Chemist, Tex. Geol. Surv, 92-93; instr. math,
California, 97-99; assoc. prof, Texas, 99-00;
asst. prof, Chicago, 00-07, assoc. prof, 07-10,
prof, 10- Visiting prof, math, California, 14;
mem. Nat. Besearch Council, 19- Nat. Acad;
Philos. Soc; Math. Soc. (pres, 16-18, ed,
'Trans'); Am. Acad; London Math. Soc; cor.
Paris Acad; Int. Math. Union (chairman. Am.
sect). Theory of groups (finite and infinite);
theory of numbers; projective geometry; appli-
cations of group theory ; the theory of groups in
a general field; invariants; history of mathe-
matics,

Diefendorf, Dr. A(llen) Boss, 108 Huntington St,
New Haven, Conn. Psychiatry. Savannah, N. Y,
Dec 21, 71. A.B, Yale, 94, M.D, 96. Junior
asst. physician, Worcester Insane Hosp, 96-97,
senior asst. physician, 97-98 ; asst. physician and
pathologist. Conn. Insane Hosp, 98-08; lectvrer
psychiat, med, sch, Yale, 98- Neur. Ass;
Medico-Psychol. ^ss. Clinical psychiatry; men-
tal and neurological diagnosis.

IMeU, William W(ebgter), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany, Lo-
gansport, Ind, Jan. 15, 91. A.B, Miami, 14;
M.S, Iowa State, 15. Teaching fellow, Iowa
State, 14-16; instr. bot, Clemson, 16-17; scien-
tific asst. mycol, hw, plant indust, U. S, Dept,
Agr, 17-19, aast, 19- Phytopath. Soc; Iowa
Acad. Mycology; fungous diseases of plants;
mycological exdiange.

Diemer, Prof. Hugo, La Salle Extension Uni-
versity, 4046 Michigan Ave, Chicago, 111. Me-
chanical engineering, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov.
18, W. M.E, Ohio State, 96; A.B, Pa. State,
13. With Addyston Pipe and Steel Co, 88-
92; Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 96-
98; indust. engineer, Bullock Mfg. Co, 98-00;
asst. prof. medi. eng, Mich. Agr. Col, 00-01;
assoc. prof, Kansas, 01-04; supt, Nat. Motor
Vehicle Co, 04-06; production manager, Good-
man Mfg. Co, 06-08; prof, indust. eng. Pa.
State, 08^19; personnel supt, Winchester Be-
peating Arms Co, 19-20. Consulting engineer
various indust. firms; major, ordnance dept.
Consulting engineer for Int. Harvester Co, Atlas
Engine Works, Cincinnati Milling Machine Co,
Nat. Motor Vehicle Co. and others. A.A;
Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Acad. Polit. and Social
Sci; Taylor Soc; Nat. Ass. Corp. Schools; Pa.
Eng. Soc. Industrial economics; automobiles;
motor boats and motor cycles ; factory organiza-
tion and administration; wage systems; time
elements in machine shop operations.

Diemer, Dr. Melvln E(dl8on), Forest Products
Laboratory, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Dakota,
111, March 7, 87. A.B, Wisconsin, 08, A.M, 09,
Ph.D, 11. With forest products lal, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 11- Gaseous content of lake water ; selenic
acid; aureus chlorid; scientific photography.

Dletricb, Prof. W(lllia)m, Preston, Minn. Animal
hushandry. Black River Falls, Wis, March 24,
71. B.S.A, Wisconsin, 99; M.S, Illinois, 06.
Soil expert, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03-04;
instr. and later asst. prof, swine husbandry,
Illinois, 04-12, asst. and later asst. chief, Exp.
Sta, 08-12; asst. prof, dairy and animal hus-

bandry, Minnesota, 13-18; county agent, Fill-
more Co, Minn, IS- A.A; Soc. Animal Nutri-
tion. Animal nutrition; swine husbandry.

IMeftz, Harry F(rederic), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dec. 8, 90. A.B, Butler, 14;
Ohio State, 16. Asst. state entomologist, Ind.
14-16; entom. inspector, fed. hort. hoard and
hwr. entom^ U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17- A. A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Eeon. Entom; Ind. Acad; Ohio Acad.
Coccidae of Indiana; insect pe»t% of the Canal
Zone.

Dietz, S. Bfl; 158 Hyland, Ames, Iowa. "Plant
pathology. Garner, Iowa, April 6, 93. B.S.A,
Iowa State, 17, M.S, 18. Field asst. cereal in-
vestigations, hwr, plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr,

17, assi, pathologist, 18- Second lieut, F. A,

18. Phytopath. Soc. Bust of oats; resistant
varieties; limits of the host.

Diggs, Dr. S(terljxig) H(enry), 1074 Superior
Ave, Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Mathews Co,
Va, May 16, 79. B.S, M.S, Virginia, 12, Ph.D,
14. Instr. physics, Virginia, 10-11, psychol, 12-
13, chem, 13-14; research chemist. Standard Oil
Co. of Ind, 14- Teacher physics and psychol,
Virginia, summer sch. C9iem.Soe. Diffusion of
iodin; reactions of phosfphorus and copper;
racial psychology.

Dike, Prof. Paul H(arri8on), Bobert College, Con-
stantinople, Turkey. Physics. Crystal Lake,
m, Feb. 22, 78. B.S, Northwestern, 01, fellow,
02-03, M-S, 03; Berlin, 05-06; Cambridge, 06;
Ph.D, Wisconsin, 11. Magnetic observer, XJ. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 04-05; dept. terrestrial
magnetism, Carnegie Institution, 05-09; asst.
physics, Wisconsin, 09-11; Cornell, 11-14; instr,
Missouri, 14-15; prof, Bohert Col, Constanti-
nople, 15- Lieut, Sig. C, A.E.F, 17-19; acting
scientific attach^, U. S. Embassy, Paris, 19.
A. A; Physical Soc. On magnetic surv. yacht
'Galilee,' 07-08. Badioa^tive emanation in at-
mosphere; atmospheric electrical conductivity at
sea; dip circle corrections; photo-electric poten-
tials; radio telegraphy; sound ranging of air-
planes.

Dill, Prof. Homer B(ay), State University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Zoology. Gardiner,
Maine, Oct. 30, 77. Curator, Maine State Mu-
seum, 00-06; taxidermist, Brooklyn Museum;
asst. prof, eool, and director, vert, museum, dept,
80ol, Iowa. In charge, exped. to Laysan Isl,
11; La. Gulf Coast, 18, 19; Cascade Mountains,
20. Iowa Acad. Ornithology; habits of La3r8an
birds.

Diller, J(oBepli) S(lla8), IT. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. ^Geology, Petrography.
Plainfleld, Pa, Aug. 27, 50. B.S, Harvard, 79;
Heidelberg, 80-83. Teacher, State Nor. Sch,
Westfield, Mass, 73-77; geologist, Assos exped,
81-82; U. 8. Geol. 8urv, 8$- Assoc, ed, *Am.
Jour, of Science.' Diploma, Paris Expos, 00.
A.A; GeoL Soc. (v. pres, 07); Wash. Acad,
(rec. sec'y, 08); Wash. Geol. Soc. (pres, 01);
Wash. Philos. Soc. (sec'y, 88-94). General and
economic geology; petrography; geology of
Crater Lake National Park, Lassen Peak, Bed-
ding, Klamath Mountains and Taylorsville re-
gion in California; sandstone dikes; igneous
rocks of Pacific Coast; chromite; asbestos; talc.

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Dimlck, Cliester B(dward), 47 Sqnire St, New
London, Conn. Mathematic8. Manchester, N.
H, Nov. 6, 80. A.B, Harvard, 01; A.M, Penn-
sylvania, 07. Instr. math, Pennsylvania, 03-06;
U. 8, Coast Guard Acad, 06- A*. A; Math. Soe.

Dimmock, Dr. George, 531 Berkshire Ave, Spring-
field, Mass. Entomology. Springfield, May 17,
52. A.B, Harvard, 77; Ph.D, Leipzig, 81; Paris,
81-82. Private research, Sg- Ed, 'Psyche,' 77-
90. A.A; Soc. Nat; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist;
Soc. entom. de France. Mouth parts of Diptera ;
scales and glands of insects; early stages of
Carabidae, Coccinellidae and Chrysomelidae.

Dimo^ Dr. William Wallace, Lexington, Ky.
Veterinary science. Tolland, Conn, Feb. 20,
80. B.S.A, Conn. Col, 01; D.V.M, Cornell, 05;
Univ. de Cuba. 08. Ascrt. chief animal hus-
bandry, Cuban Exp. Sta, Santiago, 06-08; chief
veterinarian, Nat. Board of Health, Cuba, 08-
09; prof. path, and bacter, Iowa State, 09-19;
head, dept, vet, science, Ky. Exp. Sta, 19- A.A ;
Vet. Med. Ass. Biology; pathology; bacteriol-
ogy; animal parasites; immunology; sanitary
science.

Diner, Prof. Jacob, 316 W. 84th St, New York,
N. Y. Internal medicine. Konigsberg, Ger-
many, Aug. 26, 70. Gymnasium, Altstadt, 84;
Ph.G, Strasbourg; M.D, Fordham, 13. Demon-
strator bacter, Fordham, 09-10, instr, 10-11,
path, and bacter, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-14, prof.
Pharmacol, and lab. diagnosis, IS- A. A; Phar-
maceut. Ass; Soc. Bact; Therapeut. Soe; N. Y.
Acad. Med; N. Y. Soc. Clin. Serol. and Hematol.
Immunology ; hematology.

Dines, Dr. Charles B(08S), Federal Beserve Bank,
Chicago, 111. Mathematics. Shelbyville, Mo.
Aug. 22, 87. A.B, Northwestern, 08, A.M, 09;
Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Instr. math, Grinnell, 09-
10; Dartmouth, 11-12; Northwestern, 13-15;
instr. and asst. prof, Dartmouth, 15-18; master
computer, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md, 18;
Federal Reserve Board, tO-^ General analysis.

Dines, Prof. Idoyd L(yne), University of Saskat-
chewan, Saskatoon, Sask, Can. Mathematics.
Shelbyville, Mo, March 29, 85. A.B, Northwest-
cm, 06, fellow, 06-07, A.M, 07 ; fellow, Chicago,
08-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. math, Evanston Acad,
07-08; Columbia, 11-13; assoc. prof, Arizona,
13-14; asst. prof, Sasleatchewan, 14-19, prof,
19- Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Theory of numbers; elimination; implicit func-
tions; postulate systems.

Dinwiddle, Dr. JCoseph) G(ray), Young Men's
Christian Association, Wilmington, Del. Chem-
istry, Charlottesville, Va, Oct. 2T, 89. B.S,
Virginia, 11, M.S, 12; Ph.D, Yale, 16. Asst.
prof, chem, LouisviUe, 16-17; research chemist.
Fed. Dyestuif and Chem. Co, 17-18 ; Chem. Eng.
and Research Corp, 18 ; E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, IS- Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club.
Bromination of phenol; hydrofluosilicic acid;
fluorids; sulphur colors.

Dinwiddle, W(llllam) W (alter), 32 Edisonia Ter-
race, West Orange, N. J. Astronomy, Physics.
Greenwood, Va, Nov, 4, 76. Virginia, 95-00.
Instr. physics, Virginia, 98-99; asst, U. S.
Naval Observatory, 00-06; Ames-Bonner Co,
05-08; Alvan Clark and Sons Corp, 08-12; pro-
duction engineer educ. film, Edison Lab, 12-13,

electroplating and disc moulding investigations,
13-16; manager, disc record mfg. div, Thos. A.
Edison, Inc, 16-18; research engineer, Edison
Lab, 18- Eclipse expeditions to Georgia, Su-
matra and Africa. Astron. Soc; Mech. Eng.
Astronomical instruments; motion picture pho-
tography; phonograph record tnanuf acturing ;
electroplating.

Dionne, O(liarles) E(ii8ibe), Laval University,
Quebec, Can. Zoology. St. Denis, Kamouraska
Co, Can, July 11, 46. A.M, by private masters,
02. Curator, eool. museum, Laval, 8S- Two
first prizes, two medals and two diplomas,
Expos. Prov. Quebec, 87. Assoc. Ornith. Union.
Arthropoda; birds and mammals of Canada.

Ditman, Dr. Norman E(dward), 449 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Pathology. Brooklyn, N. Y,
May 28, 77. Ph.B, Yale, 96; M.D, A.M, Co-
lumbia, 00, Ph.D, 08. Asst. Clin, path, Co-
lumbia, 02-03, instr. path, 03-09. House physi-
cian, St. Luke's Hosp, 01-02; pathologist,
Sloane Maternity and Boosevelt Hospitals, 02-
09. A. A; Health League; N. Y. Acad. Med.
Deficient oxidation in its relation to the etiology,
pathology and treatment of nephritis; economic
value of education in preventive medicine; op-
sonins and vaccines in medicine and surgery.

IMtmars, B(aymond) I<(ee), Zoological Park, New
York, N. Y. Natural history. Newark, N. J,
June 20, 76. Pub. and private schools. Asst.
curator entom. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 91-97;
stenographer, 97-99; reporter, *N. Y. Times,'
99-00; curator reptiles, N. Y. Zool. ParJc, 00-
Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp. (treas, 16) ; N. Y.
Zool, Entom. and Linnean Societies. Herpetol-
ogy; diseases of reptiles and mammals; educa-
tional motion pictures.

Dixon, Joseph S(cattergood)« University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Zoology. Cottonwood
Falls, Kans, March 5, 84. Grad, Throop Acad,
08; Stanford, 07-10. Asst. curator mammals,
museum vert, eool, California, 15-18, econ. mam-
malogist, 18- Mem. Alexander exped. to Alaska,
07, 08; Harvard exped. to Alaska and Siberia,
13-14. Ornith. Union; Cooper Ornith. Club;
Soe. Mammal; West. Soe. Nat; Calif. Acad.
Ornithology; economic mammalogy.

Dlzon, Prof. Boland B(urrage), Peabody Museum,
Cambridge, Mass. * Anthropology. Worcester,
Mass, Nov. 6, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 98,
Ph.D, 00. Asst. anthrop, Harvard, 98-00, instr,
01-05, asst. prof, 06-16, prof, 16- Ethnogra-
pher, Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace,
Paris, 18-19; mem. Nat. Research Council, 19-
A.A. (sec'y, H, 03, v. pres, 10); Anthrop. Ass.
(pres, 13-15); fel. Ethnol. Soc; Folk-lore Soc.
(pres, 07, 08); Antiq. Soc; fel. Am. Acad;
Polynesian Soc; Anthrop. Inst. Gt. Britain and
Ireland; cor. mem. Soc. des Am^ricanistes ; for.
assoc. Paris Anthrop. Soe. Ethnology and arch-
eology of America and of the peoples of the
Pacific; languages and culture of the Indians
of the Pacific Coast, especially California.

Doan, Prof. Frank O(arleton), 10 S. Gilbert St,
Iowa City, Iowa. Psychology, Physiology.
Nelsonville, Ohio, Feb. 13, 77. Hiram, 92-95;
Ph.B, Ohio State, 98; A.M, Harvard, 00, Ph.D,
04; Heidelberg, 08; Col. de France, 10. Prof,
philos, Ohio (Athens), 00-04; theol. and philos.

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of religion, Meadville Theol. Sch, 04-13. A. A;
PsychoL Ass; Philos. Ass; Soc Psychieal Be-
seareh; Beligious Educ. Ass. Types of religions
experience; phenomenalism in ethics; eosmic
humanism; the cosmie character; religion and
the modem mind.

Doaae, Prof. B(60xiie) W(illnir), Stanford Uni-
▼ersity, Oalif . Entomology, Des Moines, Iowa,
March 11, 71. A.B, Stanford, 96. Instr. sool.
and entom, Wash. State, 96-98, asst. prof, 98-
01, snpt. fisheries, Exp. Sta, 01-06; asst. entom,
Stanford, 05-06, instr, 06-09, asst. prof, 09-15,
assoo. prof, 15- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Economic and medical entomology;
propagation of oysters and salmon; economic
food fishes; the fisheries of Washington.

Doane, SCamnel) E(yerett), 471 Park Ato, New
York, N. Y. Blectrieal engineering. Swamp-
scott, Mass, Feb. 28, 70. High seh. Foreman,
yarious rooms, incand. lamp dept, Thomson-
Houston Go, 86-90, asst. manager, 90-93; asst.
engineer and later supt. and asst. engineer, Edi-
son Lanq) Works, Harrison, N. J, 93-96; man-
ager, repair lamp dept, Thomson-Houston Oo,
95-96; engineer. Gen. Elec. Oo, Schenectady^
N. Y, 97; supt, Bryan Marsh Co, 97-00; chief
engineer, Nat, Lamp Works, Gen, Elec, Co, 01-
Elee. Eng. Incandescent electric lamp making.

Dochei, Dr. A(lphoiue) B(ayinond), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. *Medieine.
San Francisco, Calif, April 21, 82. A.B, Hop-
kins, 03, M.D, 07. Fellow path, Bockefeller
Inst, 08-10, bacteriologist, BLosp, 10-11, asst.
res. physician, 10-13, res. physician, 14, asst.
med, 11-14, assoc, 14-16, assoc. mem, 16-19;
aseoo, prof, med, HopJcvna, and assoc, physician,
Hopkins Hosp, 19- Am. Physicians ; Soc. Bact ;
Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Clin. In-
vest; Harvey Soc. Pathology; bacteriology and
immunity; clinical medicine.

Dock, Dr. George, Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo. *Medioine, Hopewell, Pa, April 1,
60. M.D, Pennsylvania, 84, hon. ScD, 04; hon.
A.M, Harvard, 95. Asst. clin. path, Pennsyl-
vania, 87-88; prof, path, Tex. Med. Col. and
Hosp, 88-91; med, Michigan, 91-08; Tulane,
08-10; Washington (St, Louis), 10- Physician,
Univ. Hosp. Dispensary, Phila; v. pres. Int.
Med. Cong, Moscow, 97; London, 13. A.A;
Am. Physicians (pres, 17) ; Am. Med. Ass. Pa-
thology of malaria, dysentery. Protozoa, diseases
of the blood and of pernicious anemia; ductless
glands; hookworm.

Dockeray, Prof. FGoyd) C(arltoii),OhioWesIeyan
University, Delaware, Ohio. Psychology, A.B,
Michigan, 07, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 15. Asst. instr.
psyehol, Michigan, 08-09; instr, Kansas, 10-13,
asst. prof, 13-16, assoc. prof, 16-20; prof, Ohio
Wesleyan, 20- In charge, psyehol. dept. Air
Service, med. research lab, A.E.F. A.A; Psy-
chol. Ass; Kans. Acad. Physiological psychol-
ogy; neurology; the span of vision in reading;
physical fatigue and mental efftciency; volu-
metric measurements of brain of a human
fcetus; psychology of aviation.

Dodd, Dr. Edward L(ewl8), 2505 Guadalupe St,
Austin, Tex. Mathematics, Cleveland, Ohio,
Nov. 1, 76. A.B, Western Beserve, 97, A.M, 01;
A.M, Yale, 02, Ph.D, 04. Instr. math, Iowa,

04-06; Illinois, 06-07; Texas, 07, assoc, prof.
Cashier and asst. bookkeeper. Browning, Bling
and Co, 97-00. Math. Soc Iterated limits.

DoddB, Prof, a(ideon) S(taiiliope), University of
West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Zoology,
Parnassus, Pa, July 11, 80. A.B, Colorado, 04,
A.M, 05; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 10. Instr. biol,
Colorado, 05-08; Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania,
08-10; asst. prof, biol, St. Louis, 10-11; zool,
Missouri, 11-18; histol, and embryol, West Vir*
gvnia, 18- Instr. zool, Woods Hole, 09, 11;
mountain lab, Colorado. A.A; Soc Zool; Ecol.
Soc. Sex cells in teleosts; ecology and tax-
onomy of Crustacea and insects.

Dodge, AQstin Blehardaon, General Electric Co,
Schenectady, N. Y. Steam engineering. South-
bridge, Mass, April 20, 69. B.S, Worcester, 93,
M.S, 98, M.E, 01. With Gen. Elec, Co, 96-
Medal, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Meeh. Eng.
Steam turbines; specific heat of superheated
vapors ; development of steam and air meters.

Dodge, Dr. Bernard O(gilyie), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany.
Mauston, Wis, April 18, 72. Ph.B, Wisconsin,
09; Ph.D, Columbia, 12; N. Y. Bot. Garden, 10,
14. Principal, high sch. Greenwood, Wis, 95-00 ;
Algoma, Wis, 02-08; asst. bot, Columbia, 09-13,
instr, 13-20; pathologist fruit diseases, bur,
plant indust, V. S, Dept, Agr, 20- Bot. Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club (sec'y-treas, 11-20); Phyto-
path. Soc; Wis. Acad. Morphology of Ascomy-
cetes; cytology of slime moulds; infection and
immunity.

Dodge, Dr. Oarroll W(ilUain), Pawlet, Vt.
Botany. Danby, Vt, Jan. 20, 95. A.B, Middle-
bury, 15, A.M, 16; fellow, Washington (St.
Louis), 15-18, Ph.D, 18. Instr. hot. Brown, 19-
20, asst, prof, 20- A. A; Bot. Soc; Micros. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Mycology; plant physiology
and pathology; biochemistry; bacteriology.

Dodge, Prof. Charles Wright» University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. Biology. Cape
Vincent, N. Y, Jan. 15, 63. B.S, Michigan, 86,
M.S, 89. Instr. bot. and zool, high sch, Detroit,
86-90; liol, Bochester, 90-92, prof, 92- Biolo-
gist, Bochester Health Dept, 94- A. A; Soc.
Nat; N. Y. State Sd. Teachers Ass. (pres, 00) ;
Bochester Acad. (cor. sec'y, 92-02, pres, 02).
Limnology.

Dodge, Dr. Francis DCeepard), 291 Henry St,
Brooklyn, K. Y. Chemistry. Washington, D. C,
Jan. 14, 68. Ph.B, Columbia, 88, fellow, 88-90,
Ph.D, 90; Heidelberg, 90-91. Engaged in tech-
niectl ioork with Dodge and Olcott Co, Bayonne,
N. J, 91- Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club.
Organic chemistry; essential oils; synthetic
products.

Dodge, F(raiik) Bdlsworth), 60 S. 19th St, Flush-
ing, N. Y. Chemistry. Barre, Vt, Oct. 23, 66.
Ph.B, Vermont, 89. Chemist, Occidental Oil Co,
89-90; N. Y. Tartar Co, 91-95; Edw. Smith and
Co, 95-99; manager, Palmetto Co, 99-00; supt,
Barrett Mfg. Co, 0(M)6; chemist. United Gas
Improv. Co, 06-09; consulting chem. engineer,
09-12; chem. engineer, Barrett Co, 12- Chem.
Soc (librarian, 92-99, sec'y, Phila. sect, 99-09,
councilor, 20); Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists
Club. Recovery of pyridin bases from the di-

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rect ammozuum sulphate process; neutral sul-
phate of ammonia.

Dodge, Prof. Homer L(evi)» University of Okla-
homa, Norman, Okla. Physics. Ogdensburg,
N. Y, Oct. 21, 87. A.B, Colgate, 10; M.S, Iowa,
12, Ph.D, 14. Asst. instr. physios, Iowa, 10-12,
demonstrator, 12-13, instr, 13-15, asst. prof,
15-19; prof, and head of dept, ofclahomay 19-
Ed. research in physios, 'Sch. Science and Math,'
16- Junior topographer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 11-
14. Course expert physics, committee on educ.
and special training, War Dept, 19; director,
Okla. Bur. Standards, 19- A. A; Physical Soc;
Okla. Acad. Elasticity; electrical measurements
and instruments.

Dodge, Prof. Baymond, 79 Lawn Ave, Middle-
town, Conn. ^Psychology. Woburn, Mass,
Feb. 20, 71. A.B, Williams, 93, hon. ScD, 18;
Ph.D, Halle, 96. Asst. to Prof. B. Erdmann,
Halle, 96-97; prof, philos, Ursinus, 97--98;
instr, Wesleyan, 98-99, assoc. prof, 99-02, prof,
psychol, Oi" Asst. librarian, Williams, 93-94;
prof, psychol, summer session, Calif omia, 06;
Columbia, 09, 11; cooperating ed, 'Psychol.
Bui,' 04-10; advisory ed, 'Psychol. Beview,'
10-16; 'Jour. Exp. Psychol,' 16-; exp. psy-
chologist, nutrition lab, Carnegie Institution,
12-14; non-res. lecturer, Columbia, 16, Ernest
Kempton Adams research fellow, 16-17; chair-
man, sub-committee on vision, Nat. Besearch
Council, 18 ; consulting psychologist, C. W. 8,
18; lieut. commander, IT. S. N. B, 18. A.A;
Psychol. Ass. (pros, 16) ; Philos. Ass. Dynamic
psychology; psychology of reading; registration
of eye movements; visual fixation; visual space
perception and perception of motion; ocular
reactions of the insane; nervous fatigue; re-
flexes; differential tests of nervous efficiency;
psychological effects of alcohol; theory of inhi-
bition; elementary conditions of variability.

Dodge, Prof. Bi<^ard E(lwood), Storrs, Conn.
* Geography f Agrioultwre, Wenham, Mass, March

• 30, 68. A.B, Harvard, 90, A.M, 94. Asst. geol,
Harvard, 91-94, instr, 94-95; instr. and assoc
prof. nat. science. Teachers Coif Columbia, 95-
97, prof, geog, 97-16, emer, prof, 16- Asst, XT. 8.
Geol. Surv, 90-95; ed, * Jour, of Sch. Geog,' 97-
01; assoc. ed, 'Geog. Bev,' 99-; ed, *Jour. of
Geog,' 02-10. A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog.
(sec'y and ed) ; fel. N. Y. Acad; hon. mem.
Australasian Boyal Geog. Soc. Scientific geog-
raphy for elementary and secondary schools;
geographical factors in agriculture.

Dodson, Dr. John Milton, 5817 Blackstone Ave,
Chicago, HI. Medicine. Berlin, Wis, Feb. 17,
59. A.B, Wisconsin, 80, A.M, 88; M.D, Bush
Med. Col, 82, Jefferson Med. Col, 83; Berlin
and Vienna, 96. Lecturer and demonstrator
anat, Bttsh Med. Col, 89-93, prof, physiol. and
demonstrator anat, 93-94, physiol. and histol,
94-00, med, 00-, junior dean, 98-99, dean, 99-;
professorial lecturer med, and dean, med, courses,
Chicago, 01- Prof, diseases of children,
woman's med. sch, Northwestern, 93-97; Bush
Med. Col, 99- A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat; Am.
Med. Ass. Diseases of children.

Dodson, Prof. W(illlam) B(nfii8), Baton Bouge,
La. Botany, Agronomy. Belton, Tex, July 17,
67. Fellow, Missouri, 89-90, B.S, 90; A.B, Har-

vard, 94. Asst. prof, biol, Missouri, 90-94;
asst, Harvard, 94; prof, bot, Louisiana, 94-02,
asst. director, Exp. Sta, 02-05, director, 05-12,
dean, coL agr, 12-20; pres, W. B. Dodson Seed
and Livestock Co, Inc, gO- In charge. La. for-
estry exhibit. La. Purchase Expos, 04; mem.
La. State Museum Board; La. Board of Agr;
La. State Conservation Commission; La. Com-
missioner, Jamestown Expos, 07; head, agr. re-
lations sect, Food Ad, 18. A.A; Soc. Agron;
La. Nat. Soc. Bacteriology; root tubercles of
legumes; rice; forage crops.

Dohme,. Dr. A(lfred) B(obert) L(onl8), Boland
Park, Baltimore, Md. Pharmaceutical chem
istry. Baltimore, Feb. 15, 67. A.B, Hopkins
86, Ph.D, 89. Asst, Fresenius's lab, Wiesbaden
90-91; chemist and pres, Sharp and Dohme
Baltimore, 91- Instr. pharmacy, med. sch, Hop
kins, 00-12; mem, revision committee, U. S
Pharmacopodia. Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass:
Soc. Chem. Indust. Alkaloids; assay of drugs
especially vegetable drugs; chemistry, pharma
cognosy and histology of drugs; Cascara sa
grada; Podophyllum; scammony.

Dolsy, Edward A, Washington University Medical
School, St. Louis, Mo. Biological chemistry.
HI, Nov. 13, 93. A.B, Illinois, 14, M.S, 16.
Asst. biol. chem. Harvard Med. Sch, 15-17;
instr, Washington (St. Louis), 19-20, assoc, 20-
Chem. Soc. Metabolism.

Don, Dr. Edgar A(moia), State House, Trenton,
N. J. Psychology. Cleveland, Ohio, May 2. 89.
A.B, Cornell, 12; Pd.M, N. Y. Univ, 16; fellow,
Princeton, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Instr. exp. psychol,
Wisconsin, 12; asst. psychologist, research lab,
N. J. Training Sch. for Feeble-Minded Boys
and Girls, 12-17; psychologist, If. J. Dept. In-
stitutions and Agencies, 19- Asst. educ. psy-
chol, Cornell, summers, 12-13 ; lecturer abnormal
and educ psychol, N. Y. TJniv, Cornell, Cali-
fornia and Montana, summers. Lieut, Sanit. C,
17-18. A.A; Psydiol. Ass. Mental tests; an-
thropometry; experimental and criminal psy-
chology; feeble-mindedness.

Dolley, Dr. Charles S(nniner), summer. Nelson, N.
H, winter, Nassau, N. P, Bahamas. Biological
chemistry. Elyria, Ohio, June 16, 56. Syra-
cuse, 78; M.D, Pennsylvania, 82; Hopkins, 83-
84; Leipzig and Naples Zool. Sta, 84-85. Prof,
biol, Swarthmore, 85-88; Pennsylvania, 85-92;
Gent. High Sch, Phila, 92-07; private technical
research in biol. chem, 00- Soc. Nat; Philos.
Soc; Franklin Inst; PhUa. Acad.

Dolley, Dr. D(avid) H(ongli), Medical Building,
Columbia, Mo. Pathology. Lexington, Va,
July 18, 78. A.B, Bandolph-Macon, 97, A.M,
98; M.D, Hopkins, 02. Bes. pathologist, Char-
ity Hosp, Cleveland, Ohio, 02-03; lakeside
Hosp, 03-04 ; research, 04-06 ; prof, path, North
Carolina, 06-10; Missouri, 10- A. A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ajis. Neuro-
cytology of normal and abnormal conditions;
pathological physiology.

Dolley, Pxof. W(lUiam) L(6e), Jt, Ashland, Va.
Zoology. Staunton, Va, April 13, 87. A.B,
A.M, Bandolph-Macon Col, 08; Ph.D, Hopkins,
15. Prof, biol, Bandolph-Macon, IS- A. A;
Soc. Zool. General physiology.

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DoImagQ^ Dr. Victor, Geological Survey of Can-
ada, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Sonris, Man. B.A,
Manitoba, 12; Austin fellow, Mass. Inst. Tech,
1^17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. geologist. Can. Geol
8urv, 17-20, assoo. geologist , $0- Economic
geology; geology of British Columbia and Van-
conver Island.

I>oIt» Dr. Idanrice L(ouis), 225 W. 18th St, Chi-
cago, HI. ChemiBtry. Dollon, France, April 16,

83. Ph.B, Brown, 06, M.S, 07, PhJ), 08. Instr.
chem, Brown, 06--08; indnst. chem, Lehigh, 09^
10; asst. prof. org. and anaL chem, N. Dak.
Col, 10-14, prof, 14-19; research ohemist, Am,
Cotton Oil Co, 19- AJ)l; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc. Action of acetic anhydrid on deriva-
tives of phenyl propiolic acid; simple synthetic
media for the growth of B. coli and for its
isolation from water; organic qualitative and
quantitative analysis.

Domlnian, Leon, Cosmos dub, Washington, D. C.
Geography, Constantinople^ Turkey, April 18,
80. A.B, Robert Col, Constantinople, 98; Lidge,
98-00. Explorer in Turkey, Mez. and the
southwest, 01-17; geographer and ed. writer.
Am. Qw>g, Soc, 12-17; special asst, U. 8, Dept.
State, 18- Ass. (}eog; Oriental Soc, Frontiers
of language and nationality in Europe.

Donaldson, Prof. H(enry) H(eilDert), Wistar In-
stitute of Anatomy, 36th St. and Woodland
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Neurology, Yonkers,
N. Y, May 12, 57. A.B, Yale, 79, hon. ScD, 06 ;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 85. Instr. biol, Hopkins, 83-

84, assoc. psychol, 87-88 ; asst. prof, newr, Clark,
89-92; prof, Chicago, 92-06; Wistar Inst, 06-
Dean, Ogden Sch. of Science, Chicago, 92-^8.
Nat. Acad. (mem. council, 19); A. A; Soc Nat;
Anthrop. Soc; Psychol. Ass; Ass. Anat. (pres,
16); Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Mammal; Physiol.
Soc; Neur. Ass; Philos. Soc. (councilor, 11-18) ;
Phila. Acad. Anatomy of the nervous system,
with special reference to growth and the changee
due to age.

Donaldson, Pxof. John O(alTert), XJniverBity of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Anatomy. Bon-
dout, N. Y, Aug. 29, 88. Ph3, Yale, 10; M.D,
Hopkins, 14. Intem psychiat, Hopkins Hosp,
14-15; instr. anat, Cincinnati, 15-19, aaet. prof,
19^ A.A; Ass. Anat. Ductless glands; histol-
ogy of the adrenal glands.

Doneghy, J(ohn) T(empleman), Jr, William
Compton Co, St. Louis, Mo. Paleontology. La
Plata, Mo, April 14, 89. A.B, Yale, 11, A.M,
12. Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Am. Oeog. Soc
Financial advertising.

DooUttle, B(oscoe) E(dward), 2217 Grant St,
Evanston, HI. Chemistry. Fowlerville, Mich,
Jan. 17, 74. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 96. Asst.
state analyst, Midi, 96-99, state chemist, 99-
04; chief, N. Y. lab, bur. chem, U, 8. Dept. Agr,
04-10, 12-16, assoc. chemist and acting chief,
bur. chem, 11, chief, east, dist, 17, cent, diet,
18- A. A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Pub. HealUi Ass, Food chemistry; com-
position and methods of analysis of yinegar,
tea, maple products and spices.

Doran, Dr. Edwin W(ortliam), Buston, La. Zo-
ology. Leitchfield, Ky, April 28, 56. B.S, Lin-
coln; A.M, Grant, 87; Ph.D, Cumberland, 90;

Illinois. Pres, Ozark Col, and Baird Col, Mo,
85-89; state entomologist, Tenn, 86-90; prof,
sool. and comp. anat, Md. Col, 91-92; teacher
biol, James Millikin, 05-06; pres, Belvirino Col,
Miss, 07-08; prof, biol, La. Indust. Inst. In-
vestigator anmial parasites, bur. animal in-
dust, U. S. Dept. Agr. A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Miss. Nat. Hist. Ass. (pres, 07). Entomology;
Entozoa; synonymy of yemacular names of ani-
mals; anatomy of circulating organs of Diplo-
eardia; compound vernacular names of insects
and vertebrates; vocabularies of students;
physiology of rotifers.

Doran, Prof. William L(eonard), New Hampshire
State College, Durham, N. H. Plant pathology.
Dartmouth, Mass, July 28, 93. B.S, Mass. Col,
15, M.S, 17. Instr. bot. and asst. botanist, N. H.
Exp. Sta, 16-17; exten. plant patholog^t, bur.
plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-19; asst. prof,
hot, N. S. Col, 19", asat. botanist, Exp. Sta, tO-
Scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 19.
Phytopath. Soc. Fungus spore germination;
rust of snapdragon.

Poremns, Dr. Ohaales A(very), 205 W. 57th St,
New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry. New York,
Sept. 6, 51. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 70; Ph.D,
Heidelberg, 73; hon. M.D, Buffalo, 79. Asst.
' chem, tozicol. and med. juris, BeUevue Hosp.
Med. Col, 75-79, adj. prof, 79-97; prof. chem.
and toxicol, med. dept, Buffalo, 77-82; chem.
Am. Vet. Col, 82, emer. prof, 92-98; asst. chem.
and physics, Col. City of N. Y, 82-97, asst.
prof, 97-03, acting prof, 03-04. Beporter, Vi-
enna Expos, 73; IT. S. delegate. Int. Cong.
Applied Chem, Paris, 96; chairman. Am. com-
mittee on organization, Paris, 00, and sect. X,
Berlin, 03. A.A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust; assoc mem. Elec. Eng;
Medico-Legal Soc; assoc Mass. Medico-Legal
Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad; Soc chim. de Paris; Soc
de Chim. indust. Foods and sanitary chemis-
try; toxicology; physiolo^n^^l chemistry; alu-
mina; electrochemistry; bauxite; fluorids; hy-
drofluoric and hydrofluosilicic acid; arsenic;
titanium oxid; metallurgical furnaces; sdrconia;
potash; manganese.

Dorland, Dr. W(llliam) A(Iezander) Newman, 7
W. Madison St, Chicago, lU. Uediome. Hilton
Head, S. C, Dec. 26, 64. A.B, Cent High Sch,
Phila, 82, A.M, 90; M3, Pennsylvania, 86.
Assoc prof, gynec, Phila. Polyclinic, 92-10;
prof, obstet. and gynec, Loyola, 10-14; gynec,
Valparaiso, 14-19; PostGrad. Med. Col, Chi-
cago, IS- Lieut, M. B. C, 97-03, capt, 17, major,
18. Fel. Am. Med. Ass; Col. Surg; fel. Am.
Acad. Med. (past v. pres) ; fel. Phila. Col. Phy-
sicians; Chicago Gynec. Soc. (pres, 20). Sur-
gery; hydatidiform mole; chorio-epithelioma ;
placental transmission; age of mental virility.

Domer, Prof. H(erman) B(einard), Urbana, 111.
BorticuUwre. La Fayette, Ind, April 10, 78.
B.S, Purdue, 00, M.S, 01. Asst. bot, Ind. Exp.
Sta, 01-02; Wabash, 06-08; floriouXture, Illi'
noiSf 0^11, asst. prof, and asst. chief, 11-18,
prof, and chief, 18- A.A. Window gardening.

Dorr, John V(an) K(ostrand), 101 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Metallwrgy. Newark, N. J,
Jan. 6, 72. B.S, Butgers, 94, hon. M.E, 14.
Edison's lab, 88-90; in indust. research, 94-95 1

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induflt. chemist, 95-01 ; managing partner, Lund-
berg, Dorr and W. Terry, 02-13; eofuulting
metallwrgiat, 03-; pre$, Dorr Cyanide Machinery
Co, 10-15; Dorr Co, engineers, 16^ Min. and
MetaL 8oc; Min. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Chem.
Eng; Colo. 8ei. Soc; London Inst. Mm. and
Metal; S. African Chem. Metal, and Min. Soc.
Hydrometallnrgical apparatus.

Dorset, Dr. M(arloii), XT. 8. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Bacteriology, Chem'
istry. Columbia, Tenn, Dec. 14, 72. B.S, Ten-
nessee, 93; PennsylTania, 93-94; MJ), George
Washington, 96. Asst, htoehem, div, U, 8.
Dept, Agr, 94-01, aset, chief, 01-04, chief, 04-
Demonstrator path, George Washington, 97-98.
A. A; Soc. Bact; CHiem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass;
Ass. Tuber. Chemistry and biology of B. tu-
berculosis; etiology and prerention of hog
cholera; chemistry and bacteriology of meats.

Dorsett, P(alemon) H(oward), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agriculiure,
Carlinville, HI, April 21, 62. A.B, Missouri, 84.
Special agent, &i»r. plant induet, U, 8. Dept.
Agr, 01-04, in charge of plant introduction sta,
Chico, Calif, 04-07, plant introducer, office for-
eign seed and plant introdtietion, 09- Leader,
U. 8. agr. ezped. to Brazil, 13-14. A. A; Wash.
Bot. Soc Hydrocyanic acid for fumigating
greenhouses; culture of violets; Bahia navel
orange; Brazilian fruits.

Doney, F(raDk) M, National Lamp Works, Neia
Park, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemical engineering.
Dresden, Ohio, Jan. 22, 79. B.S, Ohio State, 08.
Chief chemist, Shelby Elec. Co, 08-09, asst. supt,
09-11; gen. manager, Youngstown Turpentine
Co, 11-12; chem. engineer, Nat, Lamp Works,
12-17, director, exp. eng. lab, 18- In charge,
development div, C.W. S, 17-18. D. S. medal.
Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng.

Dorsey, Dr. aeo(rge) A(mo8), Granville, Ohio.
* Anthropology. Hebron, Ohio, Feb. 6, 68. A.B,
Denison, 88, LL.D, 09; A.B, Harvard, 90, Ph.D,
94. Instr. anthrop. Harvard, 95-96; asst. cura-
tor anthrop. Field Museum Nat. Hist, 96-97,
curator, 97-15; prof. comp. anat. Northwestern,
00-13 ; asst. prof, anthrop, Chicago, 05-09, assoc.
prof, 09-15. Assoc ed, 'Am. Anthropologist,'
99- ; nat. delegate, Cong, d 'ArcheoL et d 'Ethnol.
Prehist, Paris, 00. A. A. (v. pres, 03); Soc.
Nat; Ass. Anat; Folk-lore Soc. (pres, 02); Mus.
Ass; Wash. Acad; Chicago Geog. Soc. (pres,
08); cor. mem. Soc. d 'Anthrop. de Paris. The
lumbar curve; comparative sizes of heads of
long bones; anthropology of American ab-
origines.

Doraey, Dr. Geo(rge) Edwin, 1432 John St, Balti-
more, Md. Geology. Baltimore, July 13, 92.
A.B, Hopkins, 14, Ph.D, 18. Structure and
stratigraphy of the Newark system.

Doraey, Dr. Herbert Grove, 1 Essex Ave, Glou-
cester, Mass. Physics. Kirkersville, Ohio, April
24, 76. B.S, Denison, 97. M.S, 98; Hop-
kins, 97; Harvard, 00-01; Ph.D, Cornell, 08.
Instr. physics, Maine, 98-00; asst. prof, Florida,
01-03; instr. Mechanics Inst, Rochester, 03-04;
asst, Cornell, 04-05, instr, 05-10; engineer, re-
search branch. West. Elec. Co, 10-12; elec. en-
gineer, Nat. Cash Register Co, 12-16; physicist,
JSammond Badio Research Lab, 16- A. A;

Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Badio Eng. EffecU
of magnetism on the elasticity of rods; coeffi-
cients of expansion at low temperatures; mag-
netostriction; electroculture; sound controlled
submarine mines; radio-sonic control of torpe-
dos; acoustical apparatus.

Doraey, Prof. M(axweU) J(ay), University Farm,
St. Paul, Minn. Hortieiilture, Dresden, Ohio,
May 3, 80. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 06; M.S,
Cornell, 10, Ph.D, 13. Instr. hort, Maine, 06-
07 ; asst. horticulturist, ^. Y. Exp. Sta, Gheneva,
07-10; asst. plant breeding, Cornell, 10-11; in
charge fruit breeding, Minn. Exp. Sta, 11-
A.A; Soc Hort. Sci; Minn. Hort. Soc. Fruit
breeding; history and taxonomy of fruits; ster-
ility, inheritance and hardiness in fruits; flower
types in the grape; winter injury; adaptation;
bud variation.

DoxBey. Dr. N(oah) Ernest, 3702 Keokuk St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. ^Phyties. Annapolis
Junction, Md. March 15, 73. A.B, Hopkins. 93,
fellow, 96-97, Ph.D, 97 ; research fellow, Yerkes
Observatory, summer, 99. Student asst. physics,
Hopkins, 93-96, asst, 97-99, assoc, 99-01; asst.
physicist, bur. of soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01, sci-
enti<(t. 02-03; asst. physicist, Bur. Standards,
03-07, assoc. physicist, 07-12; research assoc,
Carnegie Institution, 12-13; assoc. physicist,
Bur. Standards, 13-17, physicist, 17-; coneult'
ing physicist, 20- A. A; Physical Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc; Soc de Physique.
Capillarity ; light ; • physics of soils ; ratio of
electrical units; absolute measurements in elec-
tricity; mdiftactivity; self-luminous materials;
X-rays; physics of medical sciences.

Doten, Prof. SCamnel) B(nulford), University of
Nevada, Bono, Nev. Entomology, Gold Hill,
Nev, Dec. 14, 75. B.S, Nevada, 98, fellow, 98-
99, A.M, 12. Asst. ewtom, Nevada, 99-02, asst.
prof, 02-06, prof, 06-, director, Exp, Sta, IS-
A. A; Entom. Soc; Pacific Coast Entom. Soc.
Economic entomology; Anabrus; Gossyparia
spuria; ecological relationships of the San Jos^
scale; parasites of the codling moth; relation
of nutrition to reproduction and longevity in
hymenopterous parasites; photography of in-
sects.

Donbleday, Dr. Arthur WUUam, 220 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Mierochemistry. Spring-
field, Vt, March 20, 78. D.M.D, Tufts, 03.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Chem. Soc; Micros. Soc;
fel. Am. Acad. Dental Sci; Nat. Dental Ass.
Diagnosis by salivary analysis ; chemical changes
of foodstuffs during digestion; photomicro-
graphs of chemical salts.

DoxLht, Prof. Sarah Ldidnda), Topeka, Kans.
Botany, Louisville, Ky, Feb. 6, 80. B.S, Ne-
braska, 03; M.S, Chicago, 08, Ph.D, 15. Instr.
bot, St. Clara, 13-14; prof, biol, Winona, 16-
17; McHendree, 17-20; bot, Washburn, tO-
A. A; Bot. Soc. Plant physiology; genetics.

Donbt, Prof. Thomas B(atoii), 5402 Drezel Ave,
Chicago, 111. Physics. Louisville, Ky, Feb. 15,
70. B.S, Nebr. Wesleyan, 92; fellow, Nebraska,
94-97, A,M, 96; fellow, Chicago, 03-04, PhJ),
04. Instr. physics, Nebr. Wesleyan, 92-94;
prof, Washington (Seattle), 97-02; asMoc, prof.
Armour, 04- A. A; Physical Soc. Absolute
color equation; effect of the intensity upon the

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Teloeity of light; eifeet of the motion of the
medium upon the Telocity of light; Talbot's
bands and the resolving power of the spectro-
scope; the absorption of gases by charcoal.

Donglity, Prof. Howard WCaten), Amherst, Mass.
Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 13, 71. Profi-
cient in elec eng, Hopkiiis, 98, fellow, 03-04,
Ph.D, 04, fellow by courtesy, 04-05. Carnegie
research asst, 04-05; instr. ehemi Missouri, 05-
06; Wisconsin, 06-07; Amherst, 07-08, asst.
prof, 08-09, assoc prof, 09-13, prof, IS- A.A;
Chem. Soc Organic chemistry; diphenylsulpho-
neorthocarboxylic and benzeneselenonic acids
and their related compounds; derivatives of
trimethylparaconic and of camphoronic acids;
organo-selenic acids; reactions with various
metals of compounds containing the trihalogen
methyl group.

Douglas, Prof. F(raDk) W(ilUam), Colorado Col-
lege, Colorado Springs, Colo. Chemistry. Gales-
burg, Mich, Oct. 19, 78. A.B, Albion, 05; A.M,
Michigan, 08; Ph.D, Cornell, 19. Asst. prof.
ehem, Albion, 08-18; assoc. prof, Colo. Col, 19-
Chem. Soc. Germanium.

Douglas, Dr. 0«rtnid« Bdlsabeth), New York
State College for Teachers, Albany, N. Y. Bot-
any. Gardner, Mass, 83. A.B, Smith, 04; A.M,
Cornell, 07, fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 17. Instr.
bot, Bandolph-Macon, 09-13; Lake Erie, 15-17;
N. Y. State Col. Agr, Cbmell, 17-19; biol, N.
r. State Col. Teachers, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc.
Morphology of agarics; histology of higher
plants.

DonglaB, Prof. John F. H, College Station, Tex.
Physics. Bucksport, Maine, Oct. 9, 84. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 05; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 07-14; Iowa State, 14-17; asst.
prof, Tex. Col, 17- Eng. Educ. Electricity;
magnetism; electrical measurements; resistance.

Douglass, Dr. A(ndrew) E(lliott), University of
Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Astronomy. Windsor,
Vt, July 5, 67. A.B, Trinity (Conn), 89, hon.
ScD, 08. Asst, Harvard Col. Observatory, 89-
94; first asst, Lowell Observatory, 94-01; pro-
bate judge, Coconino Co, Ariz, 02-06; prof,
physics and astron, Arisona, 06-, director. Stew-
ard Observatory, 18- Instr, Northern Ariz. Nor.
Sch. A.A; Astron. Soc; MeteoroL Soc; Ecol.
Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron.
Soc. Mars; Jupiter's satellites; observatory
sites; climatic cycles and tree growth.

Donglass, Bail, Jensen, Utah. Geology. Medford,
Minn, Oct. 28, 62. South Dakota, 88; S. Dak.
Col, 89, 92; B.S, Iowa State, 93; M.S, Montana,
00; fellow, Princeton, 00-02. Teacher pub.
schools, 83-97; supt. schools, Virginia City,
Mont, 97-98; teacher sciences, Montana, 99-00;
assi, dept. vert, paleont, Carnegie Museum, 0$-
Asst. to Prof. Wm. Trelease, Mo. Bot. Gardens,
St. Louis, 90-91. Vertebrate paleontology; Ter-
tiary geology and paleontology of western Mon-
tana; geology and paleontology of the Uintah
Basin, Utah and , Colorado ; excavation of new
genera and species of Jurassic or Comanchean
dinosaurs.

Donty, D(aiiiel) ECllis), 340 Hudson St, New
York, N. Y. Physics, Engineering. Omro, Wis,
April 3, 72. B.S, Washington (Seattle), 92;

fellow, Clark, 98-01; Cornell, 01, 03. Asst. and
tutor physics, Washington, 95-98; supervisor,
dept. physics, math, and chem, high sch, Seattle,
Wash, 01-03; asst. physicist, and later assoc.
physicist. Bur. Standards, 03-12; gen. manager,
U. 8. Test. Co, Inc, 12- A. A; Physical Soc;
Soc Test. Mat; Wash. Philos. Soc. Textile test-
ing.

Dove, Prof. Loonaid P(6rcy), University, N. Dak.
Geology. Guthrie Co, Iowa, April 20, 83. B.S,
Simpson, 09; Chicago, 12-13. Instr. science
and principal, high sch, Carroll, Iowa, 09-12;
instr. science, high school. Lead, S. Dak. 13-16;
geol. Northwestern, 18-19; asst. prof. North
Dakota, 19- Field asst. and asst. geologist, U.
S. Bur. Mines, 18; Ind. Geol. Surv, 18; asst.
geologist, N. Dak. Geol. Surv, 19. Iowa Acad.
Pyrite in the coals of Indiana ; clays and shales.

Dover, Dr. Mary Violette, University of Mis-
souri, Columbia, Mo. Chemistry. Peterboro,
Can, B.A, McGill, 98, M.S, 00; Ph.D, Breslau,
08. Demonstrator chem, McGill, 00-05; instr,
Mt. Holyoke, 09-14; instr. and later asst. prof,
Missouri, IS- Chemist, Hercules Powder Co,
18-19. Chem. Soc. Heats of combustion of
oils and gases.

Dow, A(Uaa) W(ade), 131 £. 23d St, New York,
N. Y. Chemical engineering. New York, Aug.
24, 66. Ph.B, Columbia, 88. Asst. chemist.
Barber Asphalt Paving Co, 88-94; inspector
asphalt and cements, D. C, 94-06; consfUting
chem. engineer, 06- A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem.
Eng; Soc. Chem. Jndust; Soc. Test. Mat; Int.
Ass. Test. Mat. Bead building; manufacture
and testing of petroleums, bitumens and paving
materials.

Dow, Herbert H(eiiry), Midland, Mich. * Chem-
istry. Belleville, Ont, Can, Feb. 26, 66. Grad,
Case, 88. Prof. chem. and toxicol, Huron Hosp.
Col, 88-89; with Midland Chem. Co, Dow Pro-
cess Co, and Dow Chem. Co, 89-, gen. manager,
Dow Chem. Co, 97-, pres, 18- Mem. advisory
board, dept. eng. research, Michigan; mem.
corp. Case. Chem. Soc. (chairman. Midland
sect); Chem. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Pranklin
Inst; London Soc. Chem. Indust. Manufacture
of bromids from natural brine ; electrolytic cells.

Dowd, Dr. Charles K(ortli), 127 W. 72d St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. New Britain, Conn,
58. A.B, Williams, 79, A.M, 82; M.D, Co-
lumbia, 86. Attending surgeon, Gen. Mem.
Hosp, 94-14; St. Mary's Free Hosp. for Chil-
dren, 04-14; prof. din. surg, Columbia, 06-; at-
tending surgeon, Roosevelt Hosp, 14- Consult-
ing surgeon. Gen. Mem. and other hospitals.
Fel. Surg. Ass; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; N.
Y. Acad. Med; Int. Soc. Surg. Surgery of the
neck.

Dowell, Dr. O(arr) T(hoxiias), Stillwater, Okla.
Chemistry. Mt. Sylvan, Tex, Dec. 3, 78. B.S,
Texas, 02, fellow, 03-04; Ph.D, California, 15.
Instr. chem, Texas, 11-16; teaching fellow, Cali-
fornia, 13-14; assoc. prof, Tulane, 16-18;
chemist, Okla. "Exp. Sta, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Beactions between chlorin and ammonia, and
chlorin and urea; cyanogenesis in sorghum.

Dowell, Dr. K(ora]i) B(loise), Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology. Ogden, Utah,
June 14, 91. Ph.B, Brown, 13, A.M, 14, Ph.D,

186

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16. Inetr. psychol, pedag. and geog, State Nor.
Sch, Plymouth, N. H, 16-17; asst. geol, Smith,
17-18, instr, 18-20; asst. geologist, U. 8. Geol.
Surv, SO- Am. Oeog. Soc. Economic geog:
raphy; psycho-geography.

Dowell, Dr. Philip, 86 Bond St, Port Richmond,
N. Y. Botany. Attica, Ind, Dec. 3, 64. A.B,
Angustana, 85, Ph.D, 00; Nebraska, 93; Ph.B,
Yale, 95, A.M, 96, forest sch, 01; Columbia,
96-97; Woods Hole, 96, 99. Instr. bot, Au-
gustana, 89-90: Hope Acad, Moorhead, Minn,
99-91; asst. biol, Yale, 95-96; prof, science,
Upsala, 96-97; nat. and applied sciences,
Muhlenberg, 97-02; asst. teacher hiol, high
schools, N. Y, City, Ot- Bot. asst, U. 8. Nat.
Museum, summers, 02, 03, 04, 08; asst. curator,
summers. A. A; Bot. Soc; Entom. Soc; Fern
Soc. (pres, 11, ed, 11, 12); Nature Study Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed, 07-10, ed, 11, 12) ;
N. Y. Ass. Biol. Teachers; N. Y, Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Staten Isl. Ass. Arts and Sci.
(chairman, pub. committee, hon. curator bot).
North American species of Calceolaria; new
ferns as hybrids in the genus Dryopteris; violets
of Staten Island; flora of New York; ferns;
violets; nature bibliography.

Bowling, D(onaldson) B(ogart), Geological Sur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology. Napanee,
Ont, Nov. 6, 58. B.S, McGill, 83. Civil engi-
neer, N. T. and Q. By, 83-84; asst. geologist,
Can. Geol. Surv, 84-91, geologist, 91- Gieol.
expeditions, Can. Govt, 84-; mem. Geog. Board,
Can, 98-; lecturer geol. of coal, McGill, 10;
mem, Dominion Power Board, 18. Fel. Eoyal
Soc. Can; Can. Min. Inst, (pres, 18); Ottawa
Field Nat. Club. The formation of coal; ex-
ploration of western Alberta.

Dowllng, Prof. LClnnaeiu) WCayland), 2 Boby
Boad, Madison, Wis. ^Mathematics. Medina,
Mich, Dec. 7, 67. Adrian, 89-90; Ph.D, Clark,
95. Instr. math, Wisconsin, 95-97, asst. prof,
98-14, assoc. prof, 14- Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Analytic and pro-
jective geometry ; forms of plane quintic curves ;
higher plane curves; conformal representation
of plane triangles upon the upper half -plane;
the branches of a plane sextic curve; involutions
in the plane.

Downey, Prof. Hal, Uniyersity of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Histology. State College,
Pa, Oct. 4, 77. A.B, Minnesota, 03, A.M, 04,
Ph.D, 09. Asst, instr, and prof, animal biol,
Minnesota, 04-17, histol, 17- A. A; Ass. Anat;
Minn. Path. Soc. Hematology.

Downey, Prof. John F(lorin), 2109 Blaisdell
Ave, Minneapolis, Minn. Mathemaiios. Hirams-
burg. Ohio, Jan. 10, 46. B.S, Hillsdale, 70, A.M,
78; Michigan, 72-73; C.E, Pa. State, 77; Edin-
burgh and G^ttingen, 01-02. Instr. math, Hills-
dale, 70-71; principal, high sch, Cassopolis,
Mich, 71-72; prof, math. Pa. State, 73-80;
Minnesota, 80-14, emer. prof, 14-, dean, col. sci,
lit. and arts, 03-14. A. A; Math. Soc. The
shortening of various algebraic operations.

Downey, Prof. June E(tta), University of Wy-
oming, Laramie, Wyo. Psychology. Laramie,
July 13, 75. A.B, Wyoming, 95; A.M, Chicago,
98, fellow, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Instr. English,
Wyoming, 98-06, prof, philos, 05-15, psychol.

and philos, IS-; principal, dept. univ. exten, 08-
16. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Handwriting; psychol-
ogy of literature; will-profile; volitional tests;
unidextrality.

Downing, Dr. B(lllot) B(owland), University of
Chicago, Chicago, lU. Zoology, Education.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 21, 68. B.S, Albion, 89,
M.S, 94; Ph«D, Chicago, 01. Instr. science,
Beloit, 91-96; asst. zool, Chicago, 00-01; prof,
biol. Northern State Nor. Sch, Mich, 01-11;
asst. prof. nat. science, Chicago, 11-14; assoc.
pro/, irf-, asst. dean, 12-16. Ed, * Univ. Chicago
Nature Study and Science Series.' A.A; Na-
ture Study Soc. (sec 'y-treas, and ed, 11-17);
Mich. Acad. Spermatogenesis of Hydra and
Arenicola; ovogenesis of Hydra; muscle move-
ment in Pelecypoda; heredity; pedagogy of
science.

Downs, Dr. Gharles B(aymond), The Barrett Co,
17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
New Haven, Conn, March 17, 88. Ph.B, Yale,
09, Ph.D, 12. Chemist, Barrett Co, 12-16, chief
chemist, research dept, 16- Chem. Soc; Chem.
Eng. Coal tar chemistry.

Downs, Dr. Edgar S(^h), Commonwealth Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Experimental physics.
Southington, Conn, Sept. 25, 74. A3, Yale,
98, Sloane feUow, 99-01, Ph.D, 01. Asst.
physics, Yale, 99-01; asst. ed, 'N. Y. Elec.
Rev,' 01-02; instr. science, De Lancey Sch,
Phila, 02; Thurston Prep. Sch, 02-03; eng.
apprentice, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co,
03-05 ; erecting engineer, 05-06 ; instr. elec. eng,
Cooper Union, 06-07; tutor, Columbia, 07-08;
pres, E. S. Downs Co, 11- A.A. Spectrum
analysis.

Doz, Dr. Arthnr W(ayland), Parke, Davis and
Co, Detroit, Mich. Chemistry. Coming, N. Y.,
Sept. 19, 82. B.S, Pennsylvania, 04; A.M,
Columbia, 05; Ph.D, Yale, 09. Chemist, dairy
div, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 05-10; chief chemist, Iowa
Exp. Sta, 10-20; research chemist, Parke, Davis
and Co, SO- Capt, food div, Sanit C, 17-19.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Iowa Acad. Organic and biological chemistry;
animal nutrition; synthesis of naphthotetrazin;
cheese ripening; enzymes of fungi; polysac-
charids of lower fungi; thiobarbituric acid;
silage; gelatinization of starch; synthetic drugs.

Drain, Prof. B (rooks) D(anl6l), French Hall, Am-
herst, Mass. Horticulture. Bozbury, Ohio, Dec.
9, 91. B.S, Ohio State, 17. Instr. pomol, Ohio
State, 17-18; asst. prof, Mass. Col. 19- Soc.
Hort. Sci. Pomology.

Drake, Dr. K(oah) F(ield8), Fayetteville, Ark.
Geology. Summers, Ark, Jan. 30, 64. C.E,
Arkansas, 88; A.M, Stanford, 95, Ph.D, 97.
Asst. geologist, Ark. Geol. Surv, 87; Tex. Geol.
Surv, 89-93; U. S. GeoL Surv, 97; prof. geol.
and mining, Imperial Tientsin Univ, 98-00;
consulting geologist, Am-China Development Co,
02-04; prof. geol. and mining, Pei Yang Univ,
05-11; assoc. prof. econ. geol, Stanford, 11;
head, dept. geol. and mining eng, Airkansas, 1^
19 ; consulting geologist, tO- Asst. topographer,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 94; engineer, pub. works dept,
Tientsin Provisional Govt, 00-01. Geol. Soc;
Min. Eng. Chinese coal-fields; wind-blown ma-
terials in North China.

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187

Draper, Dr. Daniel, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Meteorology, Mechanics. New York, N. Y,
April 2, 41. Graxnmar seh. and privato instruc-
tion; hon. PI1.D, N. Y. XJnir, 80. Aast. physiol.
and ehem. to Prof. J. W. Draper; director, N.
Y. Meteorok Observatory, 68-11; pres, Mech,
and Meteoroh Co, 11- Apprentice, Novelty
Iron Works, N. Y, 60; asst. port engineer, Star
Line to New Orleans, La, 65; mem. Board of
Health, N. Y. City, A. A; PhUos. Soc. Mechan-
ical meteorology.

Draper, Dr. (George, 116 E. 63d St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine, New York, 80. A.B, Harvard,
03; M.D, Columbia. 06. Am. Physicians; Soc.
Clin. Invest; Soc ifxp. Biol. Clinical medicine;
heart; acute poliomyelitis; cerebrospinal syph-
ilis; scarlet fever.

Draper, Dr. W(imam) ^(lonicatt), 121 E. 36th
St, New York, N. Y. Medicine. New York,
Feb. 2, 63. A.B, Harvard, 85; M.D, Columbia,
88. Intern, Roosevelt Hosp, 88-90; attending
physician, Bellevue Hosp; consulting physician,
N. Y. Orthop. Hosp; prof. elin. med, Columbia,
10- Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med.

Drayton, F(rank) L(i8le), 333 Fairmont Ave,
Ottawa, Can. Botany. Barbados, B. W. I, Aug.
13, 92. B.S.A, McGill. Asst. plant path, and
bacter, div. hot. Can. Dept. Agr, 14-19, plant
pathologist, 19- Infantry officer, 15- Phyto-
path. Soc. Phytopathology; Rhizoctonia in
potatoes.

Dredialer, Dr. Charles, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Butternut,
Wis, May 1, 92. B.8, Wisconsin, 13, M.S, 14;
Ph.D, Harvard, 17. Field asst, bur. plant indust,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-18, scientific asst, 19-
Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Acad. Morphology of
Actinomyces and Urophlyctes ; fungous parasites
of cereals and grasses.

Dreabach, Prof. Melvln, Albany Medical College,
Albany, N. Y. Physiology. Kingston, Ohio,
July 8, 74. B,S, Ohio State, 97, M.S, 00; M.D,
Starling-Ohio Med. Col, 03; Wiirzburg, 04;
Leyden, 12. Asst. physiol, Ohio State, 97-02,
instr, 02-05; Starling-Ohio Med. Col, 00-04;
Cornell, 05-09, asst. prof, pharmacol, 09-11,
physiol, 11-18; prof, Albany Med. Col, 18-
A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. BioL Human
erythrocytes; physiological action of phenol-
phthalein; ocular defects of students; interpo-
lated extra systoles; inhibition; diabetes mel-
litus; physiologic action of nitrobenzin; retinal
adaptation; tonicity of muscle; vagus action on
heart.

Dresden, Dr. Arnold, ITniyersity of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. ^Mathematics. Amsterdam,
Holland, Nov. 23, 82. Amsterdam, 01-03; M.S,
Chicago, 06, Ph.D, 09. Instr. math, ITniv. High
Sch, Chicago, 06-09; Wisoor^n, 09-12, asst.
prof. It- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Calcu-
lus of variations.

Dresser, John A(leizander), 709 Bank of Nova
Scotia Building, Montreal, Can. Geology,
Petrography. Richmond, Que, June 27, 66.
B.A, McGiU, 93, M.A, 97; Harvard, 94-95.
Principal, St. Francis Col, Richmond, 03-11;
lecturer geol, McGill, 07-09; geologist, Can.
Geol. Surv, 09-11; manager, lands dept, Al-

goma Cent, and Hudson's Bay By, 11-15; con-
sulting mining geologist, 15- Assoc, ed, *Jour.
Geog'; lecturer, Prov. Agr. Col, Compton, Que,
02-03; econ. geol, McGiU, 12. Min. Eng; Geol.
Soc; Royal Soc. Can; Can. Min. Inst. Petro-
graphie studies in the Monteregian Hills, Que-
bec; geology of the copper-bearing rocks of
southeastern Quebec; geology of the asbestos
and chromite deposits of Quebec; geology of
Lake St. John district; petroleum resources of
the Peace River district.

Dresslar, Prof. F(letdier) B(a8Com), George Pea-
body College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn.
Education, Psychology. Banta, Ind, Sept. 21,
58. A.B, Indiana, 89, A.M, 92; Ph.D, Clark, 94.
Principal, high sch, Princeton, Ind, 89-90; supt.
schools, Princeton, 90-91; prof, educ, Los
Angeles State Nor. Sch, 94-97; asst. prof, Cali-
fornia, 97-02, assoc. prof, 02--09; prof, philos.
and educ. and dean, dept. educ, Alabama, 09-
11; specialist sch. hygiene, bur. educ, U. S.
Dept. Int, 11-13 ; prof, Peabody Col. for Teach-
ers, IS- Acting head, dept. educ, California,
01-02; mem. Calif. State Board of Educ, 01-02,
05-09. Calif. Council Educ; Tenn. Acad.
Ichthyology; rural school houses and grounds;
open air schools.

Drew, Prof. Gilmaa A(rthiir), Woods Hole, Mass.
* Zoology. Newton, Iowa, Nov. 15, 68. B.8,
Iowa, 90; feUow, Hopkins, 97-98, Ph.D, 98,
Adam T. Bruce fellow, 98. Asst. 200I, Hopkins,
9&-00; prof, biol, Maine, 00-11 j res. asst. di-
rector. Woods Hole, 11- Instr. in charge zool.
Woods Hole, 01-08, embryol, 08-, asst. director,
09-11. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. (sec'y and
treas, 03-04, pres, 20) ; Am. Acad. Anatomy,
habits and embryology of Yoldia limatula;
habits, anatomy and embryology of the Proto-
branchia; locomotion in Solenomya and its rela-
tives; the life history of Nucula delphinodonta ;
habits and movements of the razer shell clam,
and physiology of its nervous system; habits,
anatomy, embryology and circulatory and nerv-
ous systems of the giant scallop ; breeding habits
and spermatophores of the squid; spermat-
ophores of the octopus.

Dreyer, Prof, aeo(rge) P(eter), 424 S. 6th Ave,
La Grange, HL ^Physiology. Baltimore, Md,
Sept. 22, 66. Baltimore City Col, 79-84; A.B,
Hopkins, 87, fellow, 88-89, Ph.D, 90; Col.
Physicians and Surg, Baltimore, 91-92. Assoc,
prof, physiol, HopkSu, 90-00; prof, med. dept,
Illinois, 00- .A.A; PhysioL Soc. Blood pro-
teids; differential respiration; internal secretion
of adrenals.

Dreyfus, Dr. W(olftam) B, 427 E. 57th St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. Baden, Germany,
Dec. 21, 64. Grad, Humanist. Gymnasium,
Germany, 84; Ph.D, Munich, 00. Ii^r. chem,
Columbia, 00-02; chemist, Dept. Pub. Charities,
N. Y. City, 02-04; oonsyiting chemist, 04-;
proprietor, Cambridge Soap and Chem. Co.
Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell; Chem. Verein. Tra-
gacanth; relation of chemical constitution to
the physiological action of modem anesthetics;
disinfectants and antiseptics; chemistry of
cooking; relation of chemical constitution to
physiological action of modem remedies; soap
making.

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Drinkard, I>r. A(lfir»d) W(a8h1ngtoii), Jr, Blaeks*
burg, Va. Horticulture, Appomattox, Va, Jan.
10, 83. B.8, Va. Polytech, 06, M.8, 08; Ph.D,
Cornell, 13. Becord clerk horticttlture, Va, Bxp,
8ta, 06>08, asst. horticulturist, 08-12, assoc, 12-
16, director, 16- A.A; 8oc. Hort. Sci. Plant
breeding; plant physiology.

PriBker, Prof. O(acll) K(eiit), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Applied phyHology.
Philadelphia, Pa, March 17, 87. B.S, Haver-
ford, 08; M.D, Pennsylvania, 13. Med. house
officer, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, Boston, 14-
15; instr. physiol, Hopkins, 15-16; Harvard
Med, 8oh, 16-17, asst. prof, 17-18, assoc, prof,
applied physiol, 18- PhysioL Soc Physiology
and pathology of blood formation and destruc-
tion.

Drinker, Bffrs. O(acll) K(eiit), (I>r. Kath«nne
B(otan)» Harvard Medical School, Boston,
Mass. Physiology, Waco, Tex, Jan. 12, 89.
A.B, Bryn Mawr, 10; M.D, Woman's Med. Col.
of Pa, 14; Harvard Med. Sch, 14r-15, 1^-17;
Hopkins, 15-16. Asst. res. physician, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, Boston, 17; managing ed,
'Jour, Ir^ust, Hygiene,* 18- Physiol. Soc. Co-
agulation of blood; blood formation.

Drinker, Pres. Henry S(targl8), Lehigh Univer-
sity, S. Bethlehem, Pa. Mining engineering.
Hong Kong, China, Nov. 8, 50. E.M, Lehigh,
71 ; admitted to bar, Phila, 77 ; LL.D, Lafayette,
05; Franklin and Marshall, 10; Pennsylvania,
1 1 ; Princeton, 18. Lehigh Valley Coal Co, 71-
72 ; eng. dept, Lehigh Valley R. B, 72-75, gen.
solicitor, 8^05; pres, Lehigh, 06- Pres, Soc.
Nat. Reserve Corps, 13-15. A. A; Min. Eng.
(v. pres, 20) ; Eng. Educ; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat; Forestry Ass. (pres, 12-15);
Pa. Forestry Ass. (pres, 18-20) ; Mil. Training
Camps Ass. (chairman, 15-20); v. pres, Nat.
Conservation Cong. Tunneling; explosive com-
X)ounds; rock drills; railroad and telegraph
laws of Philadelphia.

Driako, Prof William JCohnaon), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Ex-
perimental physics, Addison, Maine, Sept. 8,
66. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95. Asst. physics,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 95-96, instr, 96-99; prof,
Colby, 99; instr. Mass, Inst, Tech, 01-05, asst.
prof, 05-10, assoc. prof, 10- Am. Acad.

Drogln, Dr. Ksaac), Mellon Institute, Pittsburgh,
Pa, Chemistry, Russia, Dec. 8, 90. A.B, Col.
City of N. Y, 13; M.S, Pittsburgh, 17, fellow,
17-19, Ph.D, 19. Fellow, Mellon Inst, 19-
Chem. Soc; N. T. Chemists Club. Halogens in
organic compounds; inversion of cane sugar.

Drowne, Henry B(emardln), 40 Converse St, Long-
meadow, Mass. Civil engineering. Providence,
R. I, June 28, 82. C.E, Brown, 03. Instr. civil
eng. Brown, 05-06, 08-11 ; highway eng, Colum-
bia, 11-16; engineer J Lane Construction Corp,
It- Engineer, Am. Bridge Co, South. Ry. Co.
and R. I. SUte Board of Pub. Roads, 03-12.
A. A; assoc. Civil Eng; Nat. Highways Ass;
Road Ass; Soc. Munic. Improv; Mass. High-
way Ass; Ass. Int. Cong, de la Route. High-
way engineering.

Dnmunond, Dr. Ksaac) W(ynian), 436 W. 22d St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Boston, Mass,
June 19, 55. E.M, Columbia, 78, Ph.D, 79.

Chemist and mfg, director, Devoe and Baynolds
Co, 80- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust.
Colors; pigments; dyes.

Dmabel, Prof. J. A(ndrew), Park and Theresa
Aves, St. Louis, Mo. Geology, Mt. Hope, Ohio,
Nov. 24, 72. A3, Nat Nor. Univ, 95, A.M,
97; A.B, Yale, 05. Instr. geol. and biol, E.
Tex. Nor. Col, 95-98; prof, geoL and bot, Nat.
Nor. Univ, 00-04 ; nature study and geol, Harris
Teachers Col, St, Louis, 05- Asst. ed, 'Natnre
Study Rev.' A.A; Nature Study Soc. (pres,
20); St. Louis Acad. (rec. see'y, 13). Glacial
drift beneath St. Louis loess; plants new to St
Louis and vicinity.

Dmshel, Dr. W(ilUani) A(llen), Grand Rapids,
Mich. Chemistry. Mt. Hope, Ohio, March 21,
74. A.B, Nat Nor. Univ, 97, LL.B, 00; A.B,
Yale, 05, Ph.D, 08. "Principal, high sch, Leba-
non, Ohio, 01-04; asst. chem, Yale, 07-08, instr,
08-12, asst. prof, 12-18; director, research lab,
Haskelite Mfg, Corp, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Analytical and organic chemistry; reaction
velocity of organic compounds; estimation of
potassium, lanthanum and organic nitrogen;
hydra crylic esters.

Dryer, Prof. OCharles) B(edway), Oak Knoll,
Fort Wayne, Ind. Geography, Victor, N. Y,
Aug. 31, 50. A.B, Hamilton, 71 ; M.D, Buffalo,
76. Teacher science, high sch, Fort Wayne, Ind,
77-90; prof. chem. and toxicol. Fort Wayne Col.
of Med, 78-93; geog. and geol, Ind. State Nor.
Sch, 93-13. Instr. physical geog, Cornell, 06;
lecturer, sch. of geog, Oxford, 08. A.A; Ass.
Geog. (pres, 19) ; Ind. Acad, (pres, 10) ; Royal
Geog. Soc. Organization and pedagogy of geog-
raphy; regional geography of Indiana.

Dnane, Dr. Alexander, 139 E. 37th St, New York,

N. Y. Pathology. Malone, N. Y, Sept. 1, 58.
A.B, Union, 78, hon, ScD, 19; M.D, Columbia,
81. Asst. surgeon, N. Y. Eye and Ear In-
firmary, 85-88; Opthal. and Aural Inst, 90-01,
surgeon, 02-12. Surgeon, Vanderbilt Clinic, 94-
95; instr. ophtha), med. col, Cornell, 02-04.
A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, opthal. sect,
18); Opthal. Soc; Harvey Soc; Ilium. Eng; N.
Y. Acad. Med. (chairman, ophthal. sect, 03-05) ;
N. Y. Ophthal. Soc (pres, 17). Physiology;
physiology and pathology of blood-corpuscles;
aecomm^ation and motility of eye; medical
lexicography.

Dnane, Prof. WiUlam, Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass. "Physics, Philadelphia, Pa, Feb.
17, 72. A.B, Pennsylvania, 92; A.B, Harvard,
93, A.M, 95; Ph.D, Berlin, 97. Asst physics.
Harvard, 93-95; prof, Colorado, 98-07; investi-
gator, Curie Radium Lab, 07-13; asst. prof,
physics and research fellow Cancer Commission,
Harvard, 13-17, prof, biophysics, 17- Nat.
Acad; A. A; Philos. Soc; Physical. Soc; Am.
Acad. Electricity; velocity of chemical reac-
tions; short electrical waves; differential tele-
phone; radium emanation and induced activity;
hysteresis; a-rays of radium; heat effects of
radioactive substance; heat generated by phos-
phorescent substances; value of h by X-rays;
ionization, absorption and emission spectra of
X-rays, i

DubiUer, WiUiam, 217 Center St, New York, N.
Y. Wireless telegraphy. New York, June 25,

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189

88. N. Y. Tech. Inst; Cooper XTnion. Chief
engineer, DubUier Elee. Syndicate, London,
and JHbUier Condenser Co, N. Y. City, Jl-
Gold medal, Seattle Expos, 00. Elec. Eng;
Badio. Eng; London Soc. Arts. Wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony; submarine detection ap-
paratus; aeroplane wireless apparatus; high
frequency currents.

Dnbln, I>r. H(axry) E(imi8), 122 Hudson St, New
York, N. Y. Biochemistry. Russia, March 4,
91. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 12; fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Chemist, Phila. Poly-
clinic, 13-15; instr. research med, Pennsylvania,
16-17; in charge, chem. laboratories, Montefiore
Home and Hosp, N. Y. City, 17-18; chief chem-
ist, Grain Chem. Co, 18-20; research chemist,
H, A, Meta, 20- A. A; Chem. Soc. Chemo-
therapy; metabolism.

Dublin, Br. IiOuis I(Brael), 1 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Statistics. Kovno, Russia, Nov.
1, 82. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 01, fellow, 01-04;
Ph.D, Columbia, 04. Instr. math, Col, City of
N. Y, 01-08; Commercial High Sch, Brooklyn,
N. Y, 08-11; staiisiieian, Metropolitan Life Ins.
Co, 11" Lecturer actuarial science, N. Y. XJniv,
09-; vital statistics, Yale. A.A. (v. x>res, 15) ;
fel. Statist. Ass; fel. Actuarial and Statist. Soc.
Race and occupational mortality; birth rate;
incidence of and mortality from disease.

XhiBols, Dr. BogeiM FCloyd), Cornell University
Medical College, New York, N. Y. •Patholog-
ical physiology. West New Brighton, N. Y,
June 4, 82. A.B, Harvard, 03 ; M.D, Columbia,
06. Intern, Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City, 07-08, asst.
pathologist, 09; instr. applied pharmaeol, med.
col, Cornell, 10-13, lecturer physiol, 13-19, assoc.
prof, med, 19- Med. director, Russell Sage
Inst. Path, 12-; director, second med. div, Belle-
vue Hosp. Physiol. Soc; Soc. Cliri. Invest; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc. Typhoid fever; dia-
betes; calorimetry and respiratory metabolism.

DoBols, Henry M(athn8alem), La Grande, Oregon,
Paleontology. Logansport, Ind, Aug. 22, 87.
A3, Indiana, 13, A.M, 14; Illinois, 14-17. Asst.
geol, Illinois, 14-17; consulting geologist and
prineipal, high sch, La Orande, 17- Asst. geol-
ogist, Ind. Univ. Geol. Surv, 12-13; 111. Geol.
Surv, 16, 17. A.A; Paleont. Soc; Ecol. Soc;
Ind. Acad; 111. Acad. Ecology; brachiopods;
geological history of eastern Oregon.

Dudgeon, Prof. Winfield (Scott), Ewing Christian
College, Allahabad, India. Botany. Near Hed-
rick, Iowa, April 10, 86. B.S, Iowa State, 07;
Yale, 09-10; fellow, Chicago, 16-16, Ph.D, 17.
Asst. bot, Iowa State, 05-08; prof. nat. science.
Central Col. (Iowa), 08-09; asst. biol, Shef-
field Scl. Sch, Yale, 09-10; prof, Central Col.
(Iowa), 10-12; Swing Christian Col, 12-17, bot,
17- AJl; Bot. Soc; Indian Sci. Cong; Bengal
Asiatic Soc. Morphology; ecology; diclinous
angiosperms; ecology of Upper Gangetic Plain
and the outer Himalayas.

Dudley, Dr. P(linmion) H(eBry), Grand Central
Station, New York, N. Y. Civil engineering,
Metallurgy, Freedom, Ohio, May 21, 43. Hon.
Ph.D, Hiram, 97. City engineer, Akron, Ohio,
68-72; chief engineer, Valley R. R. of Ohio,
72-75; expert, &st. Railroad Ass, 76-78; con-
sulting engineer rails, tires and struct, steel, N.

Y. Central Lines, 80-08. Reporter, Int. Rail-
way Cong, Paris, 00; Washington, 05. Elliott
Cresson gold medal, 77; gold and silver medals,
Chicago R. R. Expos, 83. Min. Eng; assoc. fel.
Am. Acad; Forestry Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad,
(pres, sect, physics and astron) ; N. Y. Micros.
Soc. (pres); Int. Ass. Test. Mat; London Soc.
Arts. Stability of railroad tracks; the strains
in rails and their distribution; invented 'dyna-
graph,' 'recording dynamometer' and 'track in-
dicator'; stremmatograph ; five-inch steel rail,
high carbon rails and six-inch 100 pound rails;
decay of wood due to fungi ; metals for rails and

tires for high speed trains.

•

Duff, Prof. Adexander) Wilmer, 52 Fruit St,
Worcester, Mass. *Physics. St. » John, N. B,
May 23, 64. B.A, New Brunswick, 84, LL.D, 20 ;
B.A, London, 87 ; Berlin, 88 ; M.A, Edinburgh, 88,
B.S, 93, ScJ>, 01. Prof, physics, Madras, India,
89-90; New Brunswick, 90-93; Purdue, 93-99;
Worcester, 99- Physical Soc; Am. Acad; fel.
Ind. Acad. Viscosity; acoustics; tidal phe-
nomena; cathode rays.

Dufour, Prof. F(rank) 0(llT«r), Newtonrilie,
Mass. Structural engineering. Washington,
D. C, Jan. 1, 73. C.E, Lehigh, 96. Instr. civil
eng, Lehigh, 97-01; asst. prof, in charge dept,
Cincinnati, 01-03 ; acting prof, bridge eng, Wis-
consin, 03-04; asst. prof, civil eng, Vermont,
04-05; structural eng, Illinois, 05-12; principal
asst. engineer, D. A. Keefe, 12-13 ; senior struct,
engineer, cent, dist, div. valuation, Interstate
Commerce Commission, 14-15; struct, engineer,
Stone and Webster, 15-18, chief struct, eng, 18-
Assoc. mem. Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Eng.
Educ. Bridge engineering; structural draft-
ing; testing of materials; the effect of moving
loads on highway bridges as determined by ex-
tensometer tests; the extension of the Dewey
decimal system in civil engineering.

Dugan, Prof. Ba7mon4 S(mith), Observatory
House, Princeton, N. J. Astronomy. Montague,
Mass, May 30, 78. A.B, Amherst, 99, A.M, 02;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 05. Instr. math, and astron.
and acting director, observatory, Syrian Prot-
estant Col, Beirut, Syria, 99-02 ; asst, astrophys.
Ga>servatory, Heidelberg, 02-04; instr. astron,
Princeton, 05-08, asst. prof, 08-20, prof, tO-
With Lick Observatory eclipse exped. to Spain,
05. A. A; Astron. Soc. Photographic discovery
of asteroids; photographic photometry; photom-
etry of eclipsing variables.

Dnggar, Prof. B(enjamln) M(inge), Missouri
Botanical Garden, St. Louis, Mo. •Plant physi-
ology and pathology. Gallion, Ala, Sept. 1, 72.
Alabama, 87-89; B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 91; M.S,
Ala. Polytech, 92; A.B, Harvard, 94^ A.M, 95;
Ph.D, Cornell, 98; Germany, France and Italy,
99-00, 05-06. Asst. director, Exp. Sta, Union-
town, Ala, 92-93; asst. bot, Raddiffe, 94-95;
asst. botanist, State Lab. Nat. Hist, Illinois,
95-96; instr. plant physiol, Cornell, and asst.
crypt, botanist, Exp. Sta, 96-00, asst. prof,
00-01; physiologist, bur. plant indust, XT. S.
Dept. Agr, 01-02; prof, bot, Missouri, 02-07;
plant physiol, Cornell, 07-12; plant physiol.
and in charge grad. lab, Washington (St.
Louis), and physiologist. Mo, Bot. Garden, 19-
Int. Cong. Arts and Science, St. Louis, 04

190

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

(speaker, plant physiol). A.A; 8oc. Nat; Bot.
Soc. (v. pres, 12, 14); Phytopath. Soc; Chem.
Soe; 6oc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass.
Prof; St. Louis Acad, (v, prea, 15-19). Physio-
logical pathology.

Duggar, Prof. J(olm) F(rederick), Auburn, Ala.
Agriculture. Near Demopolis, Ala, Aug. 24, 68.
B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 87, M.8, 88 ; George Wash-
ington, 93-94; Cornell, summer, 06. Asst. agr,
Tex. Col, 87-89; asst. director, S. C. Exp. Sta,
90-92; ed, TJ, S. Dept. Agr, 93-95; prof, agr,
Ala, Polytech, 9S-, director, Ala. Exp. Sta, OS-,
agr. exten, 14-20. Ed, ' South. Live-stock Jour, '
89-90. Soc. Agron. (y. pres). Cotton; legumi-
nous plants; com; oats; feeding of animals;
plant breeding; field crops; southern agricul-
ture.

Dngmoxe, Arthur (Vennor Vaaz) Baddyffe,

Royal Societies Club, St. James St, London, 8.
W, England, also Players Club, New York,
N. Y. Ornithology. England, Dec 25, 70.
Elizabeth Col, Guernsey, and Turrell's Sch,
Smyrna, 79-81. Painter and naturalist, Lieut,
capt. and major, Inf, B.E.F, 14r-19. Assoc.
Ondth. Union; hon. life mem. N. Y. Zool. Soe;
Am. Mus. Nat. Hist; N. Y. Linnean Soc: Ex-
plorers' Club; fel. Boyal Geog. Soc; feL Koyal
Photog. Soc. Breeding habits of eastern North
American birds; habits of the beaver; bird life;
conditions affecting plant life; the larger mam-
mals of Britidi East Africa.

Duke, Prof. FYaok W(llliam8on), Virginia Me-
chanics' Institute, Richmond, Va. Mathematics.
Bichmond, 71. A.B, Richmond, 92; Chicago,
97-99. Prof, math, Richmond, 99-00; HoUins
Inst, 00-06; supt, Va. Mechanics' Inst, 06-18;
chief accountant, B. F. and P. B. B, 18- A.A;
Math. Soc Ry. Account Officers Ass. Ac-
counting; mathematical texts.

Dumble, E(dwln) T(heodore), 2003 Main St,
Houston, Tex. Geology. Madison, Ind, March
28, 52. Washington and Lee, 66-68, 72-74.
State geologist, Tex, 88-96; consulting geolo-
gist, South. Pacific Co, 97- A, A; GeoL Soc;
Min. Eng; Tex. Acad, (pres, 93); Calif. Acad.
Stratigraphie and economic geology; coal de-
posits of Pacific slope; oil deposits of Texas,
Louisiana, California and Mexico.

DuMoi, I>r. A(ndrow) GCrovar), U. 8. PubUc
Health Service, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
Horicon, Wis, April 26, 85. B.S, Wisconsin,
07, M.S, 10, hon. fellow, 1^17, Ph.D, 17. Instr.
chem, Wisconsin, 07-10; asst. prof, Okla. Col,
11-12; director, sch. pharmacy, Univ. Philip-
pines, 12-16; assoe. pharmacologist, hygienic
lab, U. 8. Pub. Health Service, 17- Chem. Soc;
Pharmaceut. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Wis. Acad.
Plant chemistry; therapeutic agents; standard-
ization of arsenic compounds.

Dnnbar, Prof. Bertraad Ackley, 727 11th Ave,
Brookings, S. Dak. Chemistry. Brunswick,
Ohio, Sept. 9, 71. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 91,
A.M, 92; Chicago, summers, 08-10. Supt pub.
schools, Mich, Minn, and N. Dak, 92-10; instr.
chem, 8. Dak. Col, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-12,
assoc prof, org. chem, 12-18, prof. chem. and
sta. chemist, 18- Chem. Soe. (pres, S. Dak.
sect, 18) ; S. Dak. Acad. By-products of cereals
and of South Dakota coals; wool constants.

Dunbar, Dr. Carl O(weii), Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. Geology. Hallowell, Kans, Jan.

I, 91. A.B, Kansas, 13 ; Ph.D, Yale, 17. Dana
research fellow, Yale, 17-18; instr. geol, Min-
nesota, 18-20; asst. prof. hist, geol, Yale, and
asst. curator, Peahody Museum, 20- Paleont.
Soc; Conn. Acad. Paleontology; stratigraphy
of Tennessee and western Newfoundland.

Dunbar, Dr. P(aiil) B(rown), 556 Vamum St,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Lebanon, Pa,
May 29, 82. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 04, M.S,
07; Ph.D, Hopkins, 07. Chemist, hwr. chem,
TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 07- Chem, Soc; Wa«h. Acad.
Food chemistry; determination of preservatives
and fruit acids.

Duncan, Prof. David 0, State College, Pa. Physics.
Churchville, N. Y, July 30, 89. A.B, Michigan,

II, A.M, 13. Instr. physics, Purdue, 11-16, asst.
prof, 16-18; prof. Pa. State, 18- Optical, heat
and temperature measurements.

Donean, Prof. John OCharles), Mt. Wilson Solar
Observatory, Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy.
Knightstown, Ind, Feb. 8, 82. A.B, Indiana,
05, A.M, 06; Lawrence fellow, Lowell Observa-
tory, 05-06; fellow, Idck Observatory, Calif or-
' nia, 07-09, Ph.D, California, 09. Asst. astron,
Indiana, 04-05, instr. astron. and meehaaiesi
06-07; astron. Harvard, 09-16; Badcliffe, 11-
16; prof, Wellesley, and director Whitin Ob-
servatory, 16-; astronomer, Mt. Wilson Observa-
tory, Carnegie Institution, 20- Astron. Soc;
Soc. astron. de France; Soc. Astron. de Mex.
Micrometric and photographic observations of
comets; stellar spectroscopy; celestial photog-
raphy and spectroscopy ; determination of orbits.

Duncan, Prof. Konnoth, 156 Fifth Ave, New
York, N. Y. Economics. Minneapolis, Minn,
March 5, 90. A.B, Wabash, 10; Northwestern,
10-11; A.M, Wisconsin, 15. Master, Col. Sch,
Kenilworth, III, 10-11; instr. econ, Canton Chris-
tian Col, China, 11-15, assoc. prof, 16-18, prof,
18-, dean, col. arts and sciences, 17- Special
examiner. Insurance Commission, Wis, 14. A. A;
Econ. Ass; Sociol. Soc; Statist. Ass; feL Boyal
Econ. Soc Ancient currency of China.

Duncan, Dr. Balpb W(inAred), 5001 Irving St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. Oakland City, Ind,
Sept. 19, 82. A.B, Indiana, 09; fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. physics, high
sch, Bloomington, Ind, 07-09; Pennsylvania, 09-
10, 12- Assoc, physicist, Bur. Standards, 18.
A.A ; Physical Soc. Optical constants of metals ;
cotton fabrics.

Dimcan, Dr. Robert OCarithers), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Loveland,
Colo, July 14, 86. A.B, Indiana, 09; fellow,
Pennsylvania, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. physics.
Pa. State, 08-09; Pennsylvania, 0^10, 13-17;
asst. physicist. Bur. Standards, 17-18, assoc.
physicist, 18-19; physicist, 19- A.A; Physical
Soe; Wash. Philos. Soc. Optical constants of
sodium and potassium; ballistics.

Dnncanson, Prof. H(6nry) B(nice), 510 Tenth Ave,
N, Seattle, Wash. Biology. Memphis, Mo, Feb. 4,
60. B.S, Nebraska, 90, A.M, 94. First asst,
Exp. Sta, Nebraska, 90-92; prof, biol, Nebr.
State Nor. Sch, 92- A.A; Micros. Soc; Nebr.
Omith. Union (pres) ; Nebr. Acad. (v. pres, 02,
pres, 04); life mem. Boyal Soc. Arts. De*

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

191

Telopment of eense-organs in ants; parasites in
frogs; Nebraska soils; washings of the Mis-
souri Biver.

Dimgay, Prof. Noil S(taiiley), 107 Union St,
Nor^eld, Minn. Zoology. Near Faribault,
Minn, Sept. 28, 82. A.B, Minnesota, 04; PhJ>,
Chicago, 13*. Jn$tr. science, high seh, Miarshall,
Minn, 04-06; in8tr,.as8t. prof, and later prof,
eool, Carleton, 07- Asst. Minn. Geol. and Nat.
Hist. Siirv, 08-04. A.A. Experimental embry-
ology; effects of injury upon sperm.

Dunham, I>r. Edward K(eUogg), 35 £. 68th St,
New York, N. Y. *Pathology. Newburgh, N.
Y, Sept. 1, 60. Ph.B, Columbia, 81 ; M.D, Har-
yard, 86. Bacteriologist, Mass. State Board of
Health, 87-88; instr. histol, Univ. and Bellevue
Hosp, Med. Col, 88-91, prof, path, bacter. and
hygiene, 91-99, path, 99- Pathologist, Carney
Hosp, Boston, 87-88; J, Hood-Wright, Trinity
and Gen. Mem. Hospitals, N. Y. City. A. A;
Ass. Path, and Baot; Am. Physicians; Soe.
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem.
Soc; N. Y. Path. Soc. (trustee, 11-13); N. Y.
Acad; N. Y. Acad. Med. Spirillum of cholera;
Bacillus aerogenes capsulatus: theories of im-
munity; nonuU and morbid histology; relatiomi
of physical properties of nutrient gelatin and
its uses for plate cultures; osmotic pressures of
morbid fluids.

Dnnkel, I>r. Otto, Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo. Mathematics. Richmond, Va, May
25, 69. M.E, Virginia, 96, A.B, A.M, 98; A.M,
Harvard, 99, Shattuck scholar, 00-02, Ph.D,
02; Odttingen, 04-05; Paris, 05-06. Asst.
astron, Virginia, 96-97; instr. fnath, Wesleyan,
02-04; Minnesota, 06-07; Missouri, 07-16; asst.
prof, Washington {St. Lows), 16-19, assoo.
prof, 19- A. A; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Applications of Green's theorem in
one dimension; regular singular points of a
system of homogeneous linear differential equa-
tions of the first order; algebraic equations.

Donlap, Prof. Fredorltik, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Forestry. Near Chillicothe,
Ohio, June 17, 81. Ohio State, 99-01 ; F.B, Oor-
•nell, 04. Forest asst, XJ. S. Forest Service, 04,
examiner, 13, physicist, forest products kb,
09-13; lecturer forestry, Wisconsin, 10-13;
prof, Missouri, IS- Assoc ed, 'Forestry Quar-
terly,^ 02- A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc Foresters;
Forestry Ass; Ass. Prof; Boyal Soc. Arts.
Seasoning and kiln-drying of wood; durability,
specific heat and porosity of wood; heat of ab-
sorption of water in wood; growth of hard-
woods.

Dnnlap, Br. Ftederlck Ii<evy), 1457 Monadnock
Block, Chicago, HI. ChemiaitTy. Chillicothe,
Ohio, May 16, 70. Ohio Stete, 88-89; B.S,
Michigan, 92; ScD, Harvard^ 95; Yale, 96.
Instr. indust. chem, Worcester, 96-00; inorg.
ehem^ Michigan, 00-01, anal. chem. 01-07;
assoc chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, and
mem. Board of Food and I>rug lu^iHection, 07^
12; consulting chemist, Victor Chem. Works,
12-16; general consulting practise, !&- Instr,
summer seh. Harvard, 93-95. A.A; Chem. Soc.
Organic chemistiy; oils, fats and waxes; prod-
ucts formed during the boiling or oxidation of
linseed oil; pigments and their manufacture.

Dmilap, Prof. Howard Leroy, Bella, Mo. Chem-
istry. Flushing, Ohio, Jan. 22, 86. B.S, Ohio
(Athens), 12; fellow, Ohio State, 13-14, A.M,
14. Principal, high seh, St. Clairsville, Ohio,
12-13; instr. ohem, Iowa, 14-17; asst. prof, Mo.
8oh. Mines, 17-19, assoe. prof, 19- Exp. chem.
engineer, Goodyear Tire and Bubber Co, 19.
Chem. Soe. Industrial chemistry; organic chem-
istry.

Dnnlap, Br. Knight, Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, Md. ^Psychology. Diamond Spring,
CaKf, Nov. 21. 75. Ph,B, California, 99, MJi,
00, Le Conte lellow, 00-01; A.M, Harvard, 01,
James Walker fellow, 01-02, Ph.D, 03. Asst.
psychol, California, 02-04, instr, 04-06; Eop-
kins, 06-10, assoc, 10-11, assoc. prof, 11-16,
prof. exp. psychol, 16- Ed, ' Psycho oiol.' A. A;
Psychol. Ass. (councilor, 16); S. Soc Philos.
and Psychol, (pres, 20). Effects of subliminal
stimulations; time-perception; attention; reaa-
tion times; rhythm; effects of oxygen depletion
and of narcotics; interrelations of optical and
semicircular canal mechanisms.

Dnnn, Br. EUzabetlL H(opkin8), Woods Hole,
Mass. Neurology. Toulon, HI, April 13, 67.
A.B, Grinnell, 89, A.M, 92; M.D^orthwestem,
94. Clin. asst. nervous diseases, Woman's Med.
Seh, Northwestern, 98-01, instr. physiol, 01-O2,
asst. prof, nervous diseases, 01-02; din. asst.
nervous and mental diseases. Bush Med. Col,
02-06, assoc med, 06-08; research asst. neur,
(Chicago, 03-06, asst. anat, 06-07, assoc, 07-09,
instr, 09-12. A.A; Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass;
Chicago Acad. Med. Number, size and distribu-
tion of meduUated nerve fibers in leg of frog;
weight changes during growth of white rat;
diameter and meduUation of nerve fibers; cere-
bral transplantation in the rat.

Bonn, E(nmiett) B(eid), 504 Buke St, Alexan-
dria, Va. Zoology. Alexandria, Nov. 21, 94.
A.B, Haverford, 15, A.M, 16. Instr. eool. Smith,
16- Field naturalist. Am. Museum Nat. Hist;
XJ. S. Nat. Museum. Ensign, TT.S.N.R.F. Ecol.
Soc; Soc Ichthyol. and Herp; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Dialect Soc. Herpetology.

Dunn, Cktao, 20 Washington Square, New York, N.
Y. * Electrical engineering. New York, Oct, 18,
70. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 89, M.S, 97; E.B,
Columbia, 91, hon. M.S, 14. Operator, West.
Union TeL Co, 8^91; v. pres. and chief engi-
neer, Crocker-Wheeler Co, 98-11; v. pres. in
charge eng. and construction, J. G. White and
Co, 11-13; pres, J, O. White Eng. Corp, IS-
Chairman, board of awards, John Fritz medal,
14; chairman, Eng. Foundation, 1&-16; mem.
nitrate commission^ war dept, 16-18; mem.
Int. Electro-tech. Commission, 09-10; Int. Elec.
Cong, St. Louis, 04, XJ. S. delegate and v. pres,
Turin, 11; second Pan- Am. Scientific Cong,

Washington, D. C, 1^; v. chairman, Nat. Be-
seareh CouncU, 19-20. Nat. Aead; A.A; Elec.
Eng. (v. pres, 01-08, 05-07, pres, 11-12) ; Badio
Eng; Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Blum. Eng. Soc;
Franklin Inst; N. Y. Elec Soc (pres, 00-02);
N. Y. Zool. Soc; Phila. Eng. Club; Boyal Mi-
cros. Soc; British Inst. Elec. Eng. Byname and
motor design; commutation of direct current
machines; distribution of power in factories;
power transmission.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Dnnn, Dr. Grace A, U. S. Department of Agri-
eulture, WaBhington, D. C. Botany. Ph.B,
Hamline, 00; Fh.D, Hopkins, 15. AJiee Free-
man Palmer fellow, 16-17; out. pUmt phyHolo-
gist, hur. plant induBt, U. 8. Dept, Agr, IS-
A. A; Bot. Soc Plant physiology; entrance of
salts in roots of seedlings.

Doim, Harold Honghton, Transportation Build-
ing, TJrbana, HI. Railioay engineering, Tis-
kilwa, HI, Oct. 80, 84. B.S, Dlinois, 08, fellow,
10-11, M.S, 15. Besearch asst. ry. eng, eng.
exp, sta, IllinoiSf 12-15, research assoc, 17-
Eng. Edue. Train resistance.

Dttima, J(olin) A(ngii8tine), Silver Lake, Mass.
Astronomy. Brighton, Mass, July 21, 71. Hi^
sch. and private instruction. Asst, Harvard Col.
Observatory, 88-09. Astron. Soc. Meridian
circle observations and reduction of stars in
zone — 10® to — 14®; meridian circle observa-
tions of Nova Persei No. 2 and of the planet
Eros.

Dnnningtoii, Prof. Fdands) P(erry), Unirersity
of Virginia, University, Va. *Chemistry, Bal-
timore, Md, March 3, 51. B.S, Virginia, 71,
G.E, M.E, 72. Adj. prof. anal, chem, Virginia,
73-84, prof, 84-08, indust. and anal, ehem, 08-
19, retired, 19. A.A. (sec'y, C, 85); Ohem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; British Ass; London
Chem. Soc. Universal occurrence of titanic acid
in soils; inorganic chemistry; synthesis; analy-
sis of unusual products and rare minerals;
analysis of ashes of weeds; determination of
chlorid, bromid and iodid; fusion of silicates
with lithium carbonate.

Dnnstaa, Prof. A<rthiir) S(ai]i)t OQiarleB), Au-
burn, Ala. Eleetrical engineering, Fredericks-
burg, Va, March 25, 71. B.S, Ala. Polytech, 89,
M.E, 90, C.E, 91; Hopkins; Chicago. Assoc,
prof. elee. eng, Kansas, 94-99; prof, Ala,
Polytech, 99- Consulting elec. engineer for
various companies and cities. Elec. Eng. De<
sign and construction.

Dopier, Dr. A(lpliaeiis) W(lllla]ii), Juniata Col-
lege, Huntingdon, Pa. Botany. ThomviUe,
Ohio, July 27, 83. A.B, Juniata, 11 ; M.S, Chi-
cago, 14, Ph.D, 16. Prof, biol, Juniate, 11-14;
bot, Lawrence, 16-17; hiol, Bridgewater, 17-19,
Juniata, 19- A. A; Bot. Soc; Eeol. Soc Plant
morphology; gymnosperms; Tazus canadensis.

Dn Porte, E(nM8t) MUyflle, Macdonald College,
Que, Can. Entomology. Nevis, B. W. I, Oct.
24, 91. B.S.A, McGill, 13, M.S, 14. Instr, gool,
and entom, MaedontM, A.A; Soc. Zool; Entom.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Ont. Entom. Soc. Liseet mor-
phology and behavior; economic entomology;
medical entomology; bionomics.

Dnrand, Prof. EUas J<iidah), Unirersity of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. *Botany. Canan-
daigua; N. Y, March 20, 70. A.B, Cornell, 93,
Sc.D, 95. Asst. bot, Cornell, and asst. crypt,
botanist, Ezp. Sta, 95-96, instr. hot, 96-10;
asst. prof, Missouri, 10-12, assoc. prof, 12-18;
prof, Minnesota, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc Development and classification of
Myzomyeetes; diseases of plants; Geoglossaceae
of North America; embryology of Marchantia;
mycologieal nomenclature; development, struc-
ture and taxonomy of the discomycetous fungi

Dorand, Prof. W(illiam) F(xisd0iick), Stanford
University, Calif. Marine engineering. Beth-
any, Conn, March 5, 59. Orad, U. S. Naval
Acad, 80; Ph.D, Lafayette, 88. E. 0, U. S. N,
80-^7; prof. mech. and supt, meeh. dept, Mich.
Agr. Col, 87-91; prof, marine eng, Cornell, 91-

04, acting director, Sibley Col, -03-04; prof,
meeh. eng, Stanford, 04- Special duty, Lafay-
ette, 83-85; advisory ed, 'Marine Eng,' 01-03;
mem. and chairman, Nat. Advisory Committee
for Aeronaut, 1^18; mem. Nat. Besearch Coun-
cil, 17-19; scientific atUch«, Paris, 18. Gold
medal. Naval Eng, 00. Nat. Acad; A. A; Mech.
Eng; Eng. Edue; Naval Eng; Naval Arehit;
Franklin Inst; Soc. Technique maritime. Hy-
drodynamics; thermodynamics; aerodynamics;
resistance and propulsion of ships; performance
of the screw propeller; air propellers.

Durelly Prof. Fletdier, Lawrenceville, N. J.
Mathematies. Clarksburg, N. J, Dec 17, 59.
A3, Princeton, 79, A.M, 82, Ph.D, 87. Master
matii, Pennington Sem, 79-81, 81-83; prof,
math, and astron, Dickinson, 83-95; master
math, LatoreneevUle Sch, 95- A.A; Math. Soc;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo.

Durfee, Prof. W(llllftm) PdU), 639 Main St,
Geneva, N. Y. Mathematics. Livonia, Mich,
Feb. 5, 55. A.B, Michigan, 76; Ph.D, Hopkins,
83. Instr. math, Univ. Mound Col, San Fran-
cisco, 76-77; Berkeley Gymnasium, Calif, 77-
81; prof, Hohart, 84-, dean, 88- AJL; Math.
Soc Synunetric functions.

Dnricee, Prof. FYaok WCiUiams), Tufts College,
Mass. Chemistry. North Tunbridge, Vt, Oct.

5, 61. A.B, Tufts, 88, A.M, 89. Instr. chem,
Tufts, 89-96, asst. prof, 96-97, prof, inorg.
chem, 97-13, ohem, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc
Chem. Indust; Min. and Metal Eng; Electro-
chem. Soc. O^dation by electrolysis of sodium
sulphid and hydrosulphid to the sulphate; action
of water of tibe Hub coal mine upon cast iron;
the production of zinc by electrolysis.

X>iirley, B(idiard) J(olm), Canadian Engineering
Standards Association, Ottawa, Canada. Me-
ehaniedl engineering. Buckinghamshire, Eng-
land, Feb. 11, 68. B.Sc, Univ. Col, London, 87;
Ma.E, McGill, 98. Asst. prof. mech. eng, Mc-
Gill, 98-01, prof, 01-12; consulting engineer,
12-15; officer in charge gauges and standards.
Imp. Ministry Munitions, 15-19; sec'y. Can.
Eng. Standards Ass, 19- Mech. Eng; Can. Inst.
Eng; British Inst. Civil Eng. Flow of air; fuel
testing.

Dorrant, Prof. ECdwin) P(oe), 60 W. Park St,
Westerville, Ohio. Entomology. Berlin Cross
Beads, Ohio, July 21, 65. Otterbein; A.M, Ohio
State, 08. Instr. biol. and geol, Otterbein, 04-
05, prof, 05-09; asst. prof. anat. and physiol,
Ohio State, 09-17, instr. physiol, physiol. ehem.
crnd Pharmacol, 17- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ohio
Acad. The Mallophaga, systematic studies,
isolation, specialization, life history.

Diixvt, 0(liarl6s) EOiner), Anna, HI. Hofttoicl-
ture. E^nox City, Mo, May 3, 84. B.S, Illinois,
09, M.S, 12. Asst. olericlture, Illinois, 09-10,
instr, 10-11, assoc, 11-18, asst, Ezp. Sta, 09-11,
assoc, 11-18; county agent. Union Co, HI, 18-
20; Cook Co, 111, 20-21; director, fruit and veg.
m<Mrheting dept, III. Agr. Ass, 21- A.A; Soc.

AMSBKfAN MEN or SCIENCE

193

Hort Soi (asrt. eec'y, 16); Vegetable Growers
Ass. (see'jy coxnniittee on nomenelatiire, 13-).
Olerieolture; plant brooding.

Dnrward, Arthur, Layomo> Calif • PhyHe9. Aber-
doon, Scotland, Dec 23, 70. B.S, Colorado, 93;
B.S.(Eng),.Haryard. 95, A.M, 97. Instr. soi-
enee, high seh, Hanzord, Calif, 98-02; Pomona,
02-07 ; principal, Bonita Union High Sch, 07-20.
A. A. Magnetism; eifect of temperature on
certain magnets.

Dory, Charles, 537 Bidgewaj Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Entomology, OmUhology. Cincinnati, Nor. 14,
47. Pub. sch. Audubon Soc. (trustee, 05-) ;
Ohio Acad, (pros, 07); Cincinnati Soc Nat^
Hist, (pros, 97, sec'y, 08); Cincinnati Cuvier
Club (trustee, 06-). North American Coleoptera.

Doflchak, Dr. L(ionel) H(6xman), 1301 Tamalpais
Boad, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry, Buffalo, N.
Y, Sept. 25, 82. A.B, Michigan, 04; A.M, Ph.D,
iS'inceton, 08. Asst. physical ehem, Michigan,
04-05; chem, Princeton, 05-07, instr, 07-09;
research chemist. Coming Glass Works, 09-13;
ehem. engineer in charge Exp. 8ta, U, 8. Bur,
Mines, IS- Asst physical chem, Michigaii,
summer, 05, 06, instr. anaL chem, summer, 08.
A.A; dbiem. Soc; Min. and Metal Eng; Elee-
trochem. Soc Physical chemistry; chemical
metallurgy; mixed precipitates and isomorphous
mixtures; the sUyer coulometer; glass and fire
clay.

Dnshain, Prof. B(dward) H(«iiry), State College,
Pa. Entomology, Amesbunr, Mass, Sept. l,
87. A.B, Dartmouth, 10; M.S, Pa. State, 16.
Asst. zool. and physiol, Iowa State, 10-12, instr.
zooL and entom, 12-14, asst. prof, 15-16; asst.
biol, Cornell, 15-17, instr. nat. hist, 17-18;
entom. inspector, fed. hort. board, 17. S. Dept..
Agr, 18; prof, entom, Pa. State, 18- aA;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc. Insect morphology; economic entomology.

Dnahman, Dr. Saul, General Electric Co, Sohemee-
tady, N. Y. ^Thysieal chemistry, BostOT, Bus-
sia, July 12, 83. B.A, Toronto, 04, Ph.D, 12.
Draionstrator electrochem, Toronto, 04-09, lee*
turer, 09-12; with research lab, Oen, Eleo. Co,
It- A.A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Elec Eng; Bunsen (Resell. Electro-
chemistry; determination of e/m; molecular
gage; photoelectric cell; electronics; atomic
struoture; quantum theory.

DnsthelnMr, Prof. Oscar L(e6), Baldwin-Wallace
College, Berea, Ohio. Mathematics. Near New-
ark, Ohio, Oct. 3, 89. B.S, Ohio (Athens), 13;
fellow, Clark, 18-14, A.M, 14. Teacher, Patas-
kala High Sch, Ohio, 10-11; prof, math, and
astron, Baldwin-Wallace, 14- A. A; Math. Soc.
Determinants.

Dntcher, Dr. John B(eiijaiiiin), Indiana Univer-
sity, Bloomington, Ind. Physics, Decatur, Ind,
July 17, 75. A.B, Indiana, 06, A.M, 07, Ph.D,
15. Instr. physios, Indiana, 07-08; Pennsylva-
nia, 08-09; asst. prof, Indiana, 09-15, assoe,
prof, 15- Physical Soc; fel. Ind. Acad. Pos-
sible change in weight due to certain chemical
reactions; recalescence in Heusler alloys; ex-
plosion wave in gases.

Dutcher, Prof. BCaymond) Adama, University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Biochemistry. Bay-
mond, S. Dak, March 28, 86. B.S, S. Dak. Col,

13 •

07, M.S, 10; A.M, Missouri, 12. Instr. chem,
S. Dak. Col, 07-10; asst, Missouri, 10-12; Illi-
nois, 12-13; instr. and asst. prof, bioehem, Ore-
gon Col, 13-17; asst. prof, Minnesota, 17-18,
assoc, prof, hiochem, and head, sect, animal mi-
trition, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc. Vitamins; defi-
ciency diseases.

Dnval, Prof. Charles W(arren), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Pathology, Annapolis,
Md, Sept. 28, 76. St. John's (Md), 97, hon.
A.M, 09; Boekefeller fellow, Pennsylvania, 02-
03, M.D, 03. Path, house officer, Boston City
Hosp, 03-04, asst. path, 04r-06; lecturer patli.
and bacter, McGill, and director, path, lab,
Montreal Gen. Hosp, 07-08; prof. path, and
hacter, Tulane, 09- Director, path, lab, Charity
Hosp, New Orleans, 13. A.A; Soc E^. Path;
Ass. Path, and Bactr Soc. Bact; Soc. E^. Biol;
Am. Med. Ass; Boston ScL Soc Bacteriology;
acute bacillary dysentery; summer diarrheas in
infants; tuberculosis; glanders; pneumonia;
meningitis; leprosy; scarlet fever.

Dnvall, Ohaxles BCaymond), Carnegie Institution,
Washington, D. C. Terrestrial magnetiem,
Clarke Co, Va, Jan. 2, 69. B.S, West Virginia,
81 ; Hopkins, 92-96. Teacher math, and science,
McGuire's Sch, Biehmond, Va, 91-92; student
asst. math, Hopkins, 94-^5; computer, U. S.
Coast and Good. Surv, 99-18; expert computer,
dept. terrestrial magnetism, Carnegie Institu-
Han, 1S~ Asst. observer, latitude variation sta.
Int. Geod. Ass, Gkdthersburg, Md, 18. A. A;
Wash. Philos. Soc. G^desy; gravity; least
squares; hidden periodicities.

Dnrall, Prof. T(nimbiiU) a(illette), 144 N. Frank-
lin St, Delaware, Ohio. Philosophy, Psychology,
Indianapolis, Ind, March 20, 61. A.B, De
Pauw, 88; S.T.B, Boston, 89, Ph.D, 92. Instr.
phUos, De Pauw, 92-95, prof, 95; Ohio Wes*
leyan, 9S-, dean of faculty, 00-05. Psychol.
Ass; West. Philos. Ass. Psychology and logic
of cognition; psychology of religion.

Dnvttl, Dr. J(o86ph) WCiBlam) T(eU), 745 Grain
Exchange, Winnipeg, Can« Botawy, Wapakoneta,
Ohio, Nov. 16, 78. B.S, Ohio State, 97i fellow,
Michigan, 99-02, ScD, 02. Asst. botanist, Ohio
Exp. Sta, 98-99; asst, seed lab, U. B. Dept. Agr,
02-07, in charge grain standardization, 08-18;
grain expert, U. S. Grain Corp, 18-20; grain
merchant, tO- A. A; Wash. Bot. Soc (v.
pros, 16); Wash. BioL Soc; Int. Ass. Bot.
Vitality of seeds; respiration in dry seeds; ef-
fect of gases on vitaUty; cold storage of cow-
peas; storage and germination of wild rice;
germination, harvesting and storing of seed-
corn; moisture in grain; deterioration of grain
in storage; handling grain in Australia.

Dwight, Dr. Jonathan, 43 W. 70th St, New York,
N. Y. Zoology, New York, Dec. 8, 58. A.B,
Harvard, 80; M.D, Columbia, 93. Physioian,
98" A.A ; fel. Omith. Union (treas) ; Nat. Ass.
Audubon Soc (treas); Am. Geog. Soc; fel. N.
Y. Acad; N. Y. Linnean Soc. (pros).

Dyar, Dr. Harrison O(ray), U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. ^Biology, Entomology,
New York, N. Y, Feb. 14, 66. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 89; A.M, Columbia, 94, Ph.D, 95. Asst
bacter, Col. Physicians and Surg, Columbia, 95-
97; custodian of Lepidoptera, U. 8. Nat. Mur

194

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

seum, 97- Boston Boo. Nat. Hist. Macrolepi-
doptera and mosquitoes.

Dye, Prof. Harry WUmer, Bailey Hall, Ithaca,
N. Y. Plant pathology. New Matamoras, Ohio,
May 17, 92. B.S, Wisconsin, 15; M.S.A, Cor-
neD, 16, fellow, 17-20, Ph.D, 19. Instr. plant
pathf Cornell, 19-20, assi, prof, 20- A.A;
Phytopath. Soe. Vegetable diseases.

Dyer, Br. D(on) 0, General Chemical Co, 25
Broad St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Ohio,
80. Ph.I), Heidelberg, 05. Besearch chemist,
bur. animal indust, 17. S. Dept. Agr, 12-16; in
charge, chem. dept, DeL Exp. Sta, 16-18; re-
search chemist. Gen, Chem, Co, 18- Chem. Soc.
Inorganic chemistry; fats and oils; foods.

Dykstra^ I>r. B(a]p]i) B(alph), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Veteri-
nary medicine, Groningen, Holland, Sept. 24,
79. D.y.M, Iowa State, 05. Prof. anat. and
obstet, Iowa State, 05-11; prof, swrg, and dean,
dw, vet, med, Kansas State, 11"

D'snura, Br. Andrew P(eter), Diamond Bank
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Medicvne, Braddock^
Pa, Oct. 8, 90. St. Vincent; Duquesne; M.D,
Pittsburgh, 12, Mellon research fellow internal
med, 14-15. Demonstrator med, Pittsburgh,
13-17; capt, M.C, 17-19; instr, med, Fittsbwgh,
19" A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. BioL Besearch
Pittsburgh* Electrocardiography.

Eagles, Prof. Tbeopbilus B(andolp]i), 8016 Second
Ave, S, Birmingham, Ala. Mathematics, Wil-
son, N. C, Not. 10, 85. A.B, North Carolina,
08, A.M, 12. Prof, math, Catawba, 08-09;
Bethany (W. Va), 09-10; instr, North Carolina,
10-13; prof, Howard Col, IS- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass.

Eakle, Dr. Arthur S(tarr), 1518 Euclid Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Mineralogy, Petrography,
Washington, D. C, July 27, 62. B.S, Cornell,
92; Ph.D, Munich, 96. Instr. miner, Cornell,
92-94; Harvard, 98-01; California, 01-03, asst.
prof, 03-12, assoc. prof, 12-19, prof, 19- A.A;
Geol. Soc; Miner. Soc; Wash. Acad. Minerals
of California.

Bamea, Dr. Arttnir J(oliiUKm), N. Y. State Col-
lege of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Botany,
Framingham, Mass, Oct. 10, 81. A.B, Haratrd,
08, AM, 10, Sheldon traveling fellow, 10-11,
Ph.D, 12. Asst. hot, Harvard, 06-10, 11-12;
instr, Cornell, 13, N. Y,^ State Col, Agr, 13-14,
asst. prof, 14-20, prof, tO- AA; Bot. Soc.
Morphology; anatomy of vascular plants.

Earliart, Dr. Bob(er)t F(ranci8), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. ^Experimental physios,
Toledo, Iowa, Feb. 2, 73. B.S, Northwestern,
93; Hopkins, 97-98; Chicago, 98-99, fellow,
99-00, Ph.D, 00. Electrician, Peoples Power
Co, Moline, 111, 93-97; instr. physios, Mich.
MiL Acad, 00-01; Bose, 01-03; asst. prof, Ohio
-fiftote, 03-09, assoc. prof , 09-12, pro/, Ii»- A.Aj
Physical Soc. Sparking distances; properties
of natural gas.

Earl, Br. Oeo<rge) a(oodeQ), Sewage and Water
Board, New Orleans, La. Civil engineering.
Freehold, N. J, Oct. 9, 63. C.E, Lafayette, 84,
Sc.D, 18. Practising engineer, 84-; gen, supt.

and chief engineer, New Orleans Sewage and
Water Board, 00- Civil Eng; Water Works
Ass. (v. pres, 10-14, pres, 15); Pub. Hudth
Ass; Munic. Improv. Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. Hydraulic and sanitary engineer-
ing; municipal improvement works; fluid flows.

Earle^ Prof. FCranklih) S(iimner), Herradura,
Cuba. *Botany, Eortioultwe, Grundy Co, HI,
Sept. 4, 56. Illinois, 72-80; hon. AM, Ala.
Polytech, 02. Asst. mycol, Illinois, 86; supt,
branch of Miss. Exp. Sta, 92-95; asst. patholo-
gist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95; assoc. prof, hort, Ala.
Polytech, 96, prof. biol. and hort, 96-01, horti-
culturist, Exp. Sta, 96, biologist and horticul-
turist, 96-01; asst. curator. N. Y. Bot. Garden,
01-04; director, Estacion Cent. Agron. de Cuba,
04-06; agr. inspector, Cuban- Am. Sugar Co, 08;
specialist sugar cane culture, U, S, Dept, Agr,
18-19, expert, Insvlar Exp, Sta, 19- A.A; Bot.
Soc. (pres, 06) ; Torrey Bot. Club. Systematic
mycology; horticulture of southern United
States; Agaricaceae; tropical agriculture.

Earle, Prof. MCarshall) B(elp]i), Greenville, B. a
Mathematics, Greenville, S. C, Aug. 7, 71.
AM, Furman, 92; Cornell, 93; Cambridge, 96;
Wisconsin, summers, 98-99. Instr. math. Fur-
man, 89-93, asst. prof, 93-97, prof, physics, 97-
00, math, 00- Prof, math, S. C. State Summer
Sch, 00-06. AA; Math. Soc; Math. Ass.

Earle, Br. Blchard B(lair), Channing St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Chemistry, Worcester, Mass,
May 29, 76. B.S, Worcester, 97; M.S, Harvard,
99, ScD, 02. Private asst, Worcester, 97-98;
research asst. org. chem, Chicago, 02-03; asst,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-04, instr, 04-06; Hood
Bubber Co, 06-19 ; chemist, Agawan Chem. Wks,
19; partner, Cadmvs Chem, Co, 19- Chem. Soc;
Chem. GeseU. Organic chemistry.

Easley, Prof. OQiarlee) W(i]80ii), Syracuse Uni-
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry, Louisville,
Ky, Dec. 11, 76. A.B, Dickinson, 97, AM, 99;
Ph.D, Clark, 08. Instr. chem, Clark, 02-08,
asst prof, 08-09; assoc prof, Maine, 0^16,
prof, 16-19 ; Syracuse, 19- Nichols medal, Chem.
Soe, 09, 10. AA ; Chem. Soc. Vapor pressures
of binary mixtures; apparatus; atomic weight
of mercury; electro-deposition of mercury; elec-
trochemical processes.

Eacrt, Prof. E(dward) Mdirray), Bussey Institu-
tion, Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. ^Biology.
DuQuoin, 111, Oct. 4, 79. B.S, Illinois, 00, M:S,
04, Ph.D, 07. Asst. chemist, HL Exp. Sta, 00-
03, first asst. plant breeding, 03-05; agronomist.
Conn. Exp. Sta, 05-09; asst. prof, exp, plant
morphol, Harvard, 09-14, prof, 14- Collabora-
tor, bur. plant indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 08-18;
chairman, bot. raw products committee, Nat.
Besearch Council, 17-19; acting chief, statist,
div. Food Ad, 18. A. A; Soe. Nat (treas, 10,
V. pres, 18, pres, 19); Bot. Soe; Pldlos. Soc;
Am. Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club. Gkneties;
physiological chemistry; plant physiology.

Eartham, J<dm WCiUiam), Court House, Van-
couver, B. 0, Can. Plant pathology, Liver-
pool, England, Dec. 4, 79. B.S, Edinburgh, 99.
Lecturer biol. Cheshire Agr. Col, 02-06; bot,
Ont Agr. Col, 06-10; chief asst, div. bot. Can.
Dept. Agr, 1(K-14; provincial plant pathologist,
B, C, 14- Phytopath. Soc. Fel. Boyfld Micros.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

195

8oe. Fimgoizs diseaseB of plants; black scab in
potatoes.

Eautbam, Malyllle, 11 Windsor St, Cambridge,
Mass. Electrical engineering. Oregon City,
Oregon, June 26, 85. Fres. and engineer, Gen,
Badio Co. Physical. Soc; Elec. Eng; Badio Eng.
Electrical frequency measurements; electrical
measuring instruments; dielectric losses.

Eastlack, Dr. Herbert E(iig6iie), 705 Nottingham
Bead, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Crawf ords-
▼ille, Ind, May 17, 90. A.B, Wabash, 12; Ph.D,
Columbia, 16. Instr. chem, Illinois, 16-18;
assoc prof, Nebraska, 18; research ehenUst, E,
J. duPont de Nemours and Co, 18^ Chem. Soc
Colloid and inorganic chemisti^.

Eastman, I>r. Ermon D(wifitlit), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Fhysioal chemistry,
Calif, 91. Ph.D, California, 17. Asst. chem,
Caiifomia, 12-17, instr, 17-20, asst. prof, SO-
Chem. Soc Specific heats at high and low tem-
peratures; conductivity of solutions.

Easton, Stanly AOeacaiider), Kellogg;^ Idaho.
Mining engineering. Santa Cruz, Calif, April
7, 73. B.S, California, 94. Manager, Bv/nher
HUl and StUlivan Mining and Concentrating Co,
OS-; pres. and manager. Sierra Nev. Mining
Co, 10-; Caledonia Mining Co, IS- Min. and
MetaL Soc (director, 17-19); Min. and Metal.
Eng. (director, 19-22) ; London Inst. Min. and
Metal.

Eastwood, Miss Alice, Golden Gate Park, San
Francisco, Calif. ^Botany. Toronto, Can, Jan.

19, 59. High sch. Teacher, East Side High
Scb, Denver, 80-90; curator, hot, dept, Calif.
Acad. Sciences, 9£- A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc;
Calif. Acad. Systematic botany; phanerogams.

Eaton, Prof. E(lon) H(oward), Hobart College,
Geneva, N. Y. Biology, Ornithology. Spring-
ville, N. T, Oct 8, 66. A.B, Bochester, 90, A.M,
93; Columbia, 99-00. Instr. science, Canan-
daigua, N. Y, 90-95; master science, Bradstreet
Sch, Bochester, N. Y, 96-07 ; prof, liol, Eohart,
08- A. A; mem. Omith. Union; EcoL Soc; For-
estry Ass; Bird-lore Council; Bochester Acad.
Birds of westera New York; birds of New York
state, distribution, migration, numbers and
habits; bird-migration, its manner, origin and
significance; ecological survey of the Geneva
quadrangle, N. Y.

Eaton, Dr. George F (rands), 70 Sachem St, New
Haven, Conn. Comparative osteology, Paleon^
tology. New Haven, May 30, 72. A.B, Yale,
94, PhJ>, 98. Instr. osteol, Yale, 99-16, curator,
osteol. collection, univ. museum, 02-20, assoc.
curator vert, paleont, 04-10; assoc. paleont, 19-

20. A. A; Soc. Nat; Paleont. Soc; Anthrop.
Ass; Soc Vert. Paleont; Conn. Acad.

Eaton* Prof. H(axry) N(elflon), Syracuse Uni-
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. Geology. Eaton, N.
Y, Jan. 11, 80. A.B, Colgate, 04; Harvard, 04-
07, summers, 03, 05, 09, A.M, 06; Ph.D, Pitts-
burgh, 12. Asst. geol. Harvard, 05H)6, Bad-
cliiFe, 06-07; instr, North Carolina, 07-10;
Pittsburgh, 10-12; asst. prof, and assoc. prof.
Pa. State, 12-18; assoc. prof, Syracuse, 19-
Asst. geologist, N. Dak. Geol. Surv. summer, 20.
A. A. Stratigraphy; structural geology in Penn-
sylvania; Ordovician stratigraphy of central

Pennsylvania; lower Devonian faunas of New
York and Pennsylvania.

Ebangh, Dr. W(illiain) Olarenoe, Granville, Ohio.
Chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 3, 77. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 98, Ph.D, 01. Asst. and chief
chemist, iron and steel lab, near Beading, Pa,
98-99; director pro tem, dept. physics and
chem, Kenyon, 01-02; chemist. Am. Smelting
and Bef . Co, and public analyst. Salt Lake City,
02-03; director, dept. chem, Utah, 03-15; prof,
chem, Denison, 17- Assoc ed, 'Jour. Indust.
and Eng. Chem,' 08-11; consulting chemist,
02- A. A; Chem. Soc; Eng. Educ; West. Ass.
Tech. Chem. and Metal; Utali Acad, (pros, 09).
Industrial diemistry; atomic weight of arsenic;
steel analysis; pollution of atmosphere in lower
Salt Lake YaUey by smelter fumes; smelter
smoke.

Eberson, Dr. Frederick, Washington University
School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. Medicine.
New York, N. Y, Feb. 10, 92. B.S, CoL City
of N. Y, 12; A.M, Columbia, 14, Ph.D, 17;
feUow, Iowa State, M.S, 15. Intr. bacter,
Iowa State, 14; asst. path, and bacter, Bocke-
feller Inst, 17-18; research asst. sanit. sci-
ence and pub. health, Mass. Inst. Tech, 18;
assoc. dermat. and in charge, syphilis re-
search lah, Washington (St. Louis), 19- Be-
search bacteriologist in charge, dept. research
bacter. and path, N. Mwichurian Plague Pre-
vention Service, China, 16; instr, Bodkefeller
Inst. Army Med. Sch; army lab, Yale. A. A;
Soc Bact; Columbia Biochem. Ass; Nat. Med.
Ass. China. Biology; immunology; typhoid-
paratyphoid group; hog cholera; plague; polio-
myelitis; meningitis; diphtheroids; Hodgkin's
disease; tuberculosis; streptococcus; measles;
pneumonia; syphilis.

£ccle8. Prof. David 0(hArle8), 191 Dean St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, Dec
10, 76. B.S, Columbia, 00, A.M, 01; M.D, Long
Isl. CoL Hosp, 10. Instr. chem. Wash. State,
01-02; sch. of pharmacy. Northwestern, 02-05,
asst prof, 05-06. A. A; Chem. Soc New de-
rivatives of antipyrin.

Eccles, Dr. B(obert) G(ib9on), 681 Tenth St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry, Botany. KiloAurs,
Ayrshire, Scotland, Jan. 1, 48. M.D, Long Isl.
Col. Hosp, 81; Ph.G, Brooklyn Col. Pharmacy,
90; hon. Phar.D, Seio, 03. Prof. org. chem,
Brooklyn CoL Pharmacy, 90-92; chemist, U. S.
Dept. Indian Affairs, 93-95. Ed, ^Popular Sci-
ence News,' 95; assoc ed, 'Merck's Beport,'
95-; ed, 'Am. Medico-Surg. Bnl,' 97-98;
'Merck's Archives,' 99-K)l; mem. committee of
revision, U. S. Pharmacopceia, 90-00. AA; Asa.
Anat; Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Pharmaceut.
Ass. (chairman, dept. educ); Torrey Bot. Club;
Phytopath. Soc; N. Y. State Pharmaceut. Ass.
(pres) ; N. Y. Acad ; Brooklyn Inst, (pros, chem.
sect). Pepsin; antiseptics; chemistry of Caly-
canthus glaucus; drugs and digestion; melting
points and solubilities of alkaloids; disease as a
factor in natural selection and as a cause of
variation.

Echols, Prof. W(ilUam) H(olding), University,
Va. ^Mathematics. San Antonio, Tex, Dec 2,
59. B.S, C.E, Virginia, 82. Civil and mining
engineer, 82-87; prof, applied math, and direc-

196

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

tor. Mo. Sch. Mines, 87-91; prof, f^at\ ViT"
ginia, 91- Late ed.-in-chief| ^Annals of Math.'
Math. 8oo. Theorj of functions; tiie eonstmo-
tion of functions by infinite series of functions;
mathematical analysis.

Bckart, OChailes) F(raiiklin), Olaa Sugar Co,
Olaa, Hawaii Agriculiwre, MarysviUe, Calif,
June 18, 75. M.S, California, 05. Tech. chem-
ist, 95; chemist, Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Ass,
96-00; director agr. and chem, 01-09, gen. di-
rector, Exp. Sta, 09-13; manager, Olaa Sugar
Co, Ltd, IS" Agriculture; agricultural chemis-
try; sugar technology.

Bckel, Edwin OClarenee), 1503 Decatur St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Engineering, Geology, ISTew
York, N. Y, March 6, 75. Col. City of N. Y,
89-91; B.S, N. Y. Univ, 95, C.E, 96. Asst. geol,
N. Y. State Museum, 00-02; U. S. Geol. Surv,
02-06; geologist. Am. Cement Co, Gk)8hen Iron
Co, and pros. Dominion Cement Co, 12; expert
iron ores, XJ. S. Steel Corp, 11-13; consulting
engineer and geologist, 17- Capt, corps engi-
neers, 17-19, major, 19. A.A; Geol. Soc; assoc.
C^vil Eng. Cements; economic geology; iron
ores and fuels.

Ecker, Dr. E(iirlqiw) E(diuurdo), Western Be-
serve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Pathology,
WiUemstad, Cura^o, D. W. I, Jan. 26, 87.
Wageningen, Holland, 04r-08; Ph.D, Chicago,
17. Diagnostician, Cleveland Board of Health,
18-19; demonstrator, hygiene and bacter, West-
ern Beserve, 18-19, instr, immunol, 19- Rickett 's
prize in bacter. and path, 17. Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass. (v. pres,
Cleveland sect, 19). Bacteriology; immunity.

Sdchardt, Dr. E(iigeUiardt) A(iigiist), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Physics, Cedar-
burg, Wis, 88. B.S, Pennsylvania, 08, Ph.D,
12. Harrison research fellow, Pennsylvania, at
Gottingen, 12-13, instr. physics, Pennsylvania,
08-12, asst. prof, 13-17; assoc. physicist, Bur,
Standards, 17-19, physicist, 19- A.A; Physical
^ Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Magneto-optics and
acoustics.

Eddes, Prof. 0(lareiioe) H(eiiry), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Dairy husbandry,
Marshalltown, Iowa, April 14, 75. B.S.A, Iowa
State, "95, M.S, 97, ScD, 16; Wisconsin, 96;
Gottingen and Berne, 04-05. Asst. dairy bacter,
Iowa State, 96-01; asst. prof, dairy husbandry,
Missouri, 01-06, prof, 06-19; chief, dairy div,
Miivnesota, 19- Instr. dairy husbandry, Mass.
Col, 98-99. Ass. Dairy Sci. (pres) ; fel. Iowa
Acad. Faetors influencing composition of milk;
nutrition, growth and development of dairy cat-
tle; silage.

yrfrw^tt^ James Soy, 325 Maryland Ave, N. £,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Leechburg, Pa,
Sept. 7, 87. A.B, West Virginia, 10; A.M, Har-
vard, 17; George Washington, 19-20. Asst.
chem, West Virginia, 08-10; private chemist,
11-12; anal, and research chemist, Merrimac
Chem. Co, 12-15; chief chemist, Essex Aniline
Works, 17-18; research chemist. War Dept, 18-
19; assoc, chemist, Bur, Standards, 19- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Ass. Harvard Chem-
ists; Soc. chim. de France. Metallurgy; gases
in metals; dyestnffs; synthetic drugs.

Eddy, Prof. 0(lareii06) L(6ioy), 1793 E. 86th St,
Cleveland, Ohio. BaUroad engineering. Atlanta,
111, Oct. 20, 77. B.S, Illinois, 00, C.E, 09.
Practising railroad engineer, 00-07; assoc. prof,
ry, eng. Case, 07- A. A; Eng. Educ; E. E. Eng.
Boiling resistance of cars.

Eddy, Hanison P(regcott), 14 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Civil engineering. Millbury, Mass, April
29, 70. B.S, Worcester, 91. Supt, sewer dept,
Worcester, Mass, 92-07; consulting engineer,
Met calf and Bddy, 07- Civil Eng; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Ciiem. Indust; Consult. Eng; Soc. Munic
Improv; Pub. Health Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. (pres, 14).
Sewerage; sewage disposal; trades waste dis-
posal.

Eddy, Dr. Henry T(iimer), 916 Sixth St, 8.. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. ^Mathematics, Mechanics,
Engineering. Stoughton, Mass, June 9, 44.
A.B, Yale, 67, Sc.D, 12, Ph.B, 68, A.M, 70; C.E,
Cornell, 70, Ph.D, 72; Berlin, 79; Paris, 80;
LL.D, Center (Ky), 92. Instr. field work, Shef-
field Sci Sch, Yale, 67-68; Latin and math,
Tennessee, 68-69; asst. prof. math, and civil
eng, Cornell, 69-73; adj. prof, math, Princeton,
73-74; prof, math, astron. and civil eng, Cin-
cinnati, 74-90, dean, acad. faculty, 74-77, 84-
89, acting pres. and pres. elect, 90; pres, Bose,
91-94; prof. eng. and mech, Minnesota, 94-07,
head prof. math, and mech, 07-12, emer. prof.
It-, dean, grad. sch, 06-12, dwin emer, 1£-
A.A. (sec 'y. A, 82, v. pres, 84) ; Math. Soc ;
Physical Soc; Eng. Educ. (pres, 96); Philos.
Soc. Physics.

Eddy, Prof. Walter HCoIlls), Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Biolog-
ical chemistry, Brattleboro, Vt, Aug. 26, 77.
B.S, Amherst, 98; A.M, Columbia, 08, Ph.D, 09.
Science teacher, high sch, Amherst, Mass, 98-99,
acting principal, 99-00; science teacher, Passaic,
N. J, 00-03 ; chairman, dept. biol. High Sch. of
Commerce, N. Y. City, 03-17; major, Sanit C,
A.E.P, 17-19; asst. prof, physiol. chem, Teach-
ers Col, Columbia, and research chemist, N, T.
Hosp, 19-20, assoc. prof, 20- Asst. bioL chem,
Columbia, 08-09, assoc, 09-14. A. A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey
Soc; Blochem. Ass. Protein chemistry; protein
salts; histone; vitamins in infant feeding.

Edelman, PbUip E, 39 Cortlandt St, New York,
N. Y. Electrical engineering, Duluth, Minn,
July 16, 94. B.S, Minnesota, 16, E.E. and re-
search corporation fellow, 17. Engineer, War
and Navy Dept. Laboratories, 17-18. Badio
Eng. Badio communication; electrochemistry;
automatic chemical controL

Edes, Dr. Sobert T(liaxter), 251 Bimmon Ave,
Springfield, Mass. Pathology. Eastport, Maine,
Sept. 23, 38. A.B, Harvard, 58, M.D, 61. Asst.
surgeon and past asst. surgeon, TT.S.N, 61-65 ;
asst. prof, and later prof. mat. med. Harvard
Med. Sch, 70-84, Jackson prof. clin. med, 84-^6.
Visiting physician, Boston CSty Hosp, 72-86;
Garfield Mem. Hosp, Wash, 89-91; res. physi-
cian, Adams Nervine Asylum, 91-96; lecturer,
Med. Schools, Dartmouth, Georgetown and
George Washington; Shattuck lecturer, Mass.
Med. Soc. Prize, Mass. Med. Soc, 68; O'Beilly
prize, 69. Emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Neur.

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197

Asa. Medical pathology; psychiatry; physiol-
ogy.
Edgar, Prof. Graliaiii, University^ Ya. Chemuiry.
Payetteville, Ark, Sept. 19, 87. B.8, Kentucky,
07; Ph.D, Yale, 09. Instr. ohem, Virginia, 0^
10, adj. prof, 10-12, assoe. prof, 12-17; prof,
Throop, 17-18; Virffinia, 19- Exec, sec'y, re-
search information serrice, Nat. Besearch Ooon-
dl, 18-19; consulting chemist, nitrate div,
ordnance dept, 19. A.A; Chem. Soc. Physical
and analytical chemistry; analysis of vanadium;
reaction velocity in heterogeneous systems; dif-
fusion of iodin.

Edgar, Prof. J(am68) OUfton, 28 W. 56th St, New
York, N. Y. Obstetrios. New York, June 14,
59. Ph.B, Lafayette, 82, A.B, A.M, 85; M.D,
N. Y. XJniv, 85. Prof, ohstet. and oltn. mid-
wifery, XJniv. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 85-
98; fMd. eol, Cornell, 98^ Attending obstetri-
cian, Bellevue Hosp; obstet. surgeon, Manhattan
Maternity and Dispensary; consulting obstetri-
cian, N. Y. Maternity and Jewish Hospitals.
Gynec Soc (v. pros, 04) ; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Obstet. Soc (pros, 08); N. Y. Acad. Med.
Toxemia of pregnancy; hepatic insuflieiency;
instrumental dilatation of the pregnant and par-
turient cervix; obstetric teaching; urine of
prognaney; ophthalmia of the newly-born.

Bdgerton, Dr. 0(laiida) W(llbiir), Louisiana Ex-
periment Station, Baton Bouge> La. Mycology,
Plant pathology. Woodbine, Iowa, Mardi 9, 80.
B.S, Nebraska, OS; PhJ), ComeU, 08. Asst.
bot, Cornell, 05-07, instr, 07-08; plant patholo-
gitt, La. Exp. 8ta, 08- Assoc, ed, 'Phytopath,'
16-18. A.A; PhytoxAth. Soc; Bot. Soc. An-
thracnose diseases of plants; diseases of cotton,
rice, sugar-cane, alfalfa and truck crops.

Edison, Dr. Tlio(ma)8 A(lYa), Orange, N. J.
•Physics. Milan, Ohio, Feb. 11, 47. Self edu-
cated; hon. Ph.D, TJnion, 78; hon. ScD,
Princeton, 15; LL.D, Univ. State N. Y. Tele-
graph operator up to 69; eleo. engineer and
inventor, 69- Commander Legion d^onneur;
Adelskiold gold medal, Boyal Acad, Stock-
holm. A. A; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Min. Eng;
Philos. Soc; Boyal Swedish Acad. Science as
applied to invention; quadruplex and sextuplex
telegraphic transmission; microtastimeter; pho-
nograph; aeroplane; incandescent lamp and
light system; moving pictures; alkaline storage
battery; mimeograph; poured concrete houses;
transmitter of the telephone.

Edmonds, Dr. Harry M(aren8) W(68ton), De-
partment of Terrestrial Magnetism, Washing-
ton, D. 0. Physics. Oshkosh, Wis, June 25, 62.
A.B, California, 82; MJ>, Hahnenuum Med.
Col, 93; G6ttingen, BomL Leipzig. Observer
and magnetic observer in charge, Sitka Magnetic
Observatory, U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 89-
09; magnetioian, dept, terrestrial magnetism,
Carnegie Institution, 09- Commander, yacht
'Carnegie,' Carnegie Institution, 17-18; in
charge, Huaneayo Magnetic Observatory, Peru,
19-21. Magnetism.

TMmnnrtnon, Prof. OOiaileB) H(oward), TTniversi^
of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii. Zoology. Milton,
Iowa, Oct. 14, 76. Ph.B, Iowa, 03, M.S, 04,
PhJ), 06. Prof, biol, Iowa Wesl^^an, 06-07;
nal hist, Washburn, O7-O89 'o^l* ^^'^ physiol,

08-13; asst. prof, and later prof, eool, Oregon,
13-20; Vniv. of Hawaii, £0- A.A; Soc. Zool;
West. Soc Nat; Micros. Soc; Calif. Acad.
Protozoa of Iowa; high mountain lakes of Colo-
rado, Japan and of Devil's Lake; reformation
of the crystalline style in Mya arenaria; shell-
fish of northwest coast.

Edmondson, Prof. O(larenoo) E(diniiiui), Bloom-
ington, Ind. Physiology, Hygiene. EUettsville,
Ind, April 9, 83. A.B, Indiana, 06, A.M, 12,
Ph.I), 14. Instr. physiol, Indiana, 12-16, asst.
prof, 16-19, assoe. prof, physiol. and diredor,
dept. hygiene, 19- A. A; Ind. Acad. Physiol-
ogy of the thyroid and thymus glands.

EdmondBon, Prof. TQionuui) W(llllam), 141
Franklin Ave, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Mathematics.
Skipton, England, June 26, 69. A.B, London,
88; A3, Cambridge, 91; fellow, Clark, 94-96,
PhJ>, 96. Asst. prof, physics, N. Y. Univ, 96-
03, assoe prof, 03-05, prof, math, OS- Acting
dean. grad. seh, 16- Asst. tutor math, and
physics, Univ. Correspondence Col, Cambridge,
England, 89-93. Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Spark
disdiarge in dielectrics; theory of potential;
spherical harmonic analysis; theory of curves.

Ednumstoii, W(il]iain) D(oiigla8), Tucson, Aris.
Entomology. Edinburgh, Scotland, 70. Grad,
Boyal Inst. Edinburgh, 87. Porest agent,
IT. S. Dept. Interior, 01-05; XJ. S. Forest
Service, 05-10; entom. asst, in charge South.
Bocky Mt. 8ta, hvr, entom, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 10-
Bronze medal, Int. Forestry Exhibit, Edinburgh,
84. A. A; Entom. Soc; cor. mem. Wash. Entom.
Soc. Forest insects; relation of lightning and
insects to the death of trees.

Edmunds, Dr. 01ia(rle)8 KCeyser), Canton, China.
Physios, Electrical engineering. Baltimore, Md,
Sept. 21, 76.' Baltimore City Col, 90-^3; A.B,
Hopkins, 97, fellow, 02-03, PhJ), 08. Acting
prof, physics, Utah, 98-99; magnetic observer,
XJ. S. Coast and Good. Surv, 00; instr. physics,
high sch, Washington, D. C, 00-01 ; prof, physios
and eUe. eng, Canton Chriaiian Col, China, OS-,
pres, 08-; observer in charge, Magnetic Surv. of
China Coast, Carnegie Institution, 06-17. AJL :
Physical Soc; assoe Elec Eng; Am. Ass. ox
China. Optical properties of selenium; the mag-
netic field of the earth in China; geographical
studies in China.

Edmunds, Prof. O(liailes) WCallis), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Pharmaeology,
Therapeutics. Bridport, England, Feb. 22, 73.
Indiana, 94-95; M.D, Michigan, 01, A3, 04.
Prof, mat. med. and therapeut, Michigan, 07-,
asst. dean and seo'y, med. sch. Mem. com-
mittee of revision, U. S. Pharmacopcsia, 10-
Physiol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Pharmacol;
assoe. mem. Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. BioL

Edaulsti Prof. JioOsoB,) A(nderson), St. Peter,
Minn. Biology. Knoxville, HI, April 16, 62.
A.B, Augustana, 86, A.M, 95; M.Di, Iowa State
Teachers' Col, 89; Minnesota, 94; Wisconsin,
02; Woods Hole, 04. Asst. science, Oustavus
Adolphus, 89-94, prof. nat. seience, 95-15,

. WoZ, 15-

Edsall, Dr. David L(i]m), Harvard Medical
School, Bostoii, Mass. ^Medicine. Hamburg,
N. J, July 6, 69. A3, Princeton, 90, hon. ScD,

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13; M.D, Pennsylvania, 9Z, Woodward fellow,
05; Mercy Hosp. and Bosalia Foundling
Asylnniy Pittsburgh, 03-94; London, Vienna and
Gras, 94-95, 01. Absoc, William Pepper lab,
Pennsylvania, 95-05, instr. med, 99-03, assoe,
03-05, asst. prof, 05-07, prof, therapeut. and
Pharmacol, 07-10, dean, med. faculty, 10-11;
prof. prev. med, Washington (St. Louis), 11-12;
Jackson prof, elin, med, Earvard, !£-, dean, fao-
uUy med, 18- A. A; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Clin. Invest, (pres,
09); Pediat. Soc. (pres, 09); Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad. Physiology and pathology of digestion
and metabolism; clinical medicine; industrial
disease and hygiene.

Bdson, I>r. Carroll E(verett), 518 Majestic Build-
ing, Denver, Colo. Medicine. Boxbury, Mass,
Oct. 14, 66. A.B, Harvard, 88, A.M, M.D, 92.
Physician, out-patient dept, Boston City Hosp,
95-96; prof, tiierapeut, Denver, 97-07; med,
Colorado, 07-11. Acting assoc, surgeon, IT.S.A,
98; assoc. ed, 'Boston Med. and Surg. Jour';
mem. Library Commission^ Denver. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass; Climat. Ass. (v. pres, 09, 12, pres,
20) ; Ass. Tuber, (director, 06) ; Colo. Sci. Soc.
Clinical medicine; climatology.

SdBOD, Dr. H(oward) ACusttn), 8822 Fourth St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology.
Bandolph, Yt, Aug. 14, 75. B.S, Vermont, 06,
M.S, 10; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 13. Instr. bacter,
Vermont, 06-08, asst. prof, 08-10, asst. botanist,
SIxp. Sta, 06-08, bacteriolog^, 08-10; physiolo-
gist and later pathologist, bur, plant indust, U.
8, Dept. Agr, 10- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc;
Vt. Bot. Soc. Bacteriology of maple products;
sugar beet diseases; x>otato diseases.

Edwards, Dr. Arthur B(obiii), 194 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, 111. Medicine, Chicago, June 26,
67. A3, Northwestern, 88, A.M, M.D, 91.
Intern, Cook Co. Hosp, 91-92; prof, therapeut,
med. sch. Northwestern, 96-98, principles and
practise of med. and clin. med, 98-17, dean of
faculty, 07-16. Attending physician. Cook Co.
Hosp, 93-05; St. Luke's Hosp, 96-05; Wesley
Hosp, 98-15; Michael Beese Hosp, 00-; Mercy
Hosp, 01-17. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass.
Internal medicine. .

Edwards, Prof. A(ustiii) S(outhwiidc), University
of Qoorgia, Athens, Ga. Fsyohology. Oswego,
N. Y, March 2, 85. B.S, Columbia, 08; A.M,
MinnesoU, 10; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Instr.
psyohol, Minnesota, 12-16; assoc. prof, Georgia,
16-19, prof, 19- Pfifychol. examiner, Sanit. C,
18, educ. service, 19. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Sen-
sory suggestion; learning and distribution of
time.

Edwards, Dr. Charles L(iiicoln), 1032 W. 39th
Place, Los Angeles, Calif. ^Zoology. Oquawka,
HI, Dec. 8, 63. B.S, Lombard, 84; Indiana, 86,
A.M, 87; Hopkins, 86-89; Ph.D, Leipzig, 90;
fellow, Clark, 90-92. Asst. prof, biol, Texas,
92-93, adj. prof, 93-94; prof, Cincinnati, 94-
00; Trinity (Conn), 00-10; embryoL and histol.
Southern California, 11-13; director nature
study, pub. schools, Los Angeles, It- At Kris-
tineberg Zool. Sta, 09; Wurzburg, 10; Naples,
10; Bahamas, 88, 91, 93; Fla. Keys, 96; Tex,
92. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat;

Folk-lore Soc. (pres, 99) ; Calif. Acad; cor.
mem; Soc. de Geog. y Est. Mex; hon. ment Soc.
Mex. Hist. Nat; Soc. dent. Ant. Alz. Embry-
ology, growth and variation of holothuriana and
reptiles; influence of warmth on protoplasm;
idiochromosomes in Ascaris; copepods and
abalones.

Edwards, Prof. OCliarlos) W(ilUam), Trinity Col-
lege, Durham, N. C. Fhysics. Arkadelphia,
Ark, 73. A.B, Trinity (N. C), 94; A.M,
Tulane, 96; M.S, N. Y. ITniv, 98; Columbia,
98-99. Izistr. math, Tulane, 94-96; prof,
physics, Trinity (N. C), 00- Assoc, mem.
Physical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng; N. C. Acad,
(pres). Electrical engineering; armature reac-
tions; radioactivity and appluuition of electrical
waves to wireless telegraphy.

Edwards, Dr. DCayton) J(ameB), Cornell Medical
College, New York, N. Y. Physiology. Otis-
field, Maine, Sept. 7, 82. B.S, Maine, 06; Ph.D,
Columbia, 13. Asst. and instr. biol, Maine, 06-
08; asst. zool, Columbia, 08-09; tutor and later
instr. physiol, CoL City of N. Y, 09-17; med.
col, Cornell, 18- AA; Soc. Nat; Soc Exp.
Biol. Physiology of circulation.

Bdwardfl, Evan JCames), Nela Park, Cleveland^
Ohio. ElectriciA engineering. Williamsburg,
Iowa, March 8, 82. B.S.(E.E), Iowa, 07. Asst.
instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07-08, instr, 08-10;
elec. engineer, Nat. Lamp Works, 10- Elec.
Eng; Eng. Educ; Blum. Eng. Soc. Incandes-
cent lamps.

Edwards, Prof. Qeo(rge) 0(min1nghftni)» 2546
Dana St, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics. Spen
cer Acad, Okla, 52. Ph.B, California, 73
Instr, asst. prof, assoc prof, and later prof,
m^th, California, 73- In charge, mil. dept^
California, 73-77, 79-82. A.A; Math. Soc; Pa
ciflc Astron. Soc. (pres, 04) ; Calif. Acad. Ele
mentary mathematics; ratio of the values of
silver and gold.

Edwards, Dr. Hiram WCheeler), 1845 San Juan
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. Pedagogy, Physics. Spring
Valley, Minn, Sept. 9, 85. B.S, California, 08,
Ph.D, 11. Prof, physics, Baylor, 11-12; direc-
tor science. State Nor. Sch, Fresno, Calif, 12-
18; supervisor training of science teachers,
California, 18- Inspector, instr. and ef&ciency
expert, XJ. S. Sch. WX. Aeronautics, 18. Physi-
cal Soc Electricity; conductors carrying Idgh
frequency currents.

Edwards, Junius D(aTld), Aluminum Co. of
America, New Kensington, Pa. Chemistry.
Minneapolis, March 17, 90. B.S, Minnesota, 12,
Chem.E, 13. Assoc, chemist, Bur. Standards,
13-19 ; physical chemist, research bur. Aluminum
Co. of Am, 19- Chem. Soc. Gas chemistry;
physical metallurgy of aluminum.

Edwards, Dr. V(letor) OClyde), 14 Terrace Place,
Arlington, N. J. Chemistry. Ore Hill, N. C,
Aug. 81, 84. A.B, North Carolina, 09, Ph.D, 15;
Chicago, 11-18. Instr. chem. and physics, Wof-
ford, 09-11, asst. prof, 15-17; research chemist,
S. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 17- Chem.
Soc Tautomerism; naphthalene derivatives;
dye intermediates; explosives.

Eells, Walter 0(ro8liy), Whitman College, Walla
Walla, Wash. Mathematics. Union, Wash,

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March 6^ 86. A.B; WhitmAn, 08 ; A.M, Chicago,
11. Infftr, high sch, Bockford, Wash, 08-09;
RitBville, 09-10; prof, math, Whitworth, 11-14;
iiistr, U. 8. Naval Acad, 14-16; prof, Whitman,
IS" Math. Soc. Number systems of American
Indians; statistical study of eminent mathema-
tioians.

Egan, JCames) B(yereU), 332 Grove Ave, Wjx>*
ming, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry, Neoga, HI,
Feb. 25, 86. A.B, DePauw, 08; A.M, Illinois,
10, fellow, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. Acting prof, chem,
DePanw, 12-13; asst. prof, Miami, 13-18;
ehem, supervisor soap and soap processes, Proc-
ter and Gamble Co, 18-- Chem. Soc. Bare
earths.

Egbert, Prof. Seneca^ 4814 Springfield Ave, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Eygiene, Sanitation, Petroleum
Center, Pa, Peb. 17, 63. AJB, Princeton, 84,
A.M, 87; M.D, Pennsylvania, 88. Demonstrator
hygiene, Pennsylvania, 88-90, lecturer, 90-92;
prof, hygiene and sanit, Medico-Chirurg. Col,
Phila, 93-16, dean, dept. med, 98-16; prof,
hygiene, Pennsylvania, i^- Lecturer hygiene,
P. E. Church Training Sch, 91; Drexel Inst, 92-
93; prof, anat, physioL and hygiene, Temple,
96-99; lecturer, Ludwig Inst, PhSa. Acad. Nat.
Sci, 00-06. Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass;
Sch. Hygiene Ass.

Eggers, Prof. H(arold) B(Terett), 42nd Street and
Dewey Ave, Omaha, Neb. Pathology. Boyalton,
Wis, March 1, 82. B.8, Wisconsin, 03, A.M, 05;
fellow, Chicago, 06, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 09.
Bes. physician. Cook Co. Hosp, 09-10; prof,
path, and hacter. Harvard Med. Sch. of CJiina,
11-16; col, med, Nebraska, 16- Besearch asst,
McCormiek Inst, for Infectious Diseases, 07-09,
11. Bacteriology; opsonins of normal serum;
spirochaetal infection of ulcers.

Eggleston, Dr. Gary, 412 West End Ave, New
York, N. Y. Pharmacology, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Aug. 18, 84. Jena, 03 ; M.D, Cornell, 07. Intern,
N. Y. Hosp, OS-10; Sloane Hosp. for Women, 10 ;
instr. Pharmacol, med, col, Cornell, 11-18, asst,
prof, 19- Asst. physician, out-patient dept, N. Y.
Hosp, 10-12, attending physician, contagious
diseases, 11; asst. physician, tuber, clinic, Belle-
vue Hosp, 10-12; chief of clinic, children's
dept, DeMilt Dispensary, 11-12, assoc. ed. 'N.
Y. Med. Jour,' 12- AA; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey Soc. (Gen-
eral pharmacology; the digitalis bodies.

Eggleston, H(arla) B(a7), Marietta College,
Muietta, Ohio. Zoology, Walton, N. Y, Feb.
25, 90. B.S, Hamilton, 12, Boot follow, 12-13;
Harvard, 12-13, A.M, 13; Bermuda Biol. Sta,
summer, 15; Chicago, summer, 16. Prof, biol,
Buena Vista, 13-15; Marietta, 15- City bac-
teriologist, Marietta, 19- A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub.
Health Ass; Micros. Soc; Ohio Acad. Animal
ecology; bacteriology.

Eggleston, W(illard) W(eb8teT), 612 Bandolph
St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Botany, Pitts-
field, Vt, March 28, 63. B.S, Dartmouth, 91;
research scholar, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 07-09.
Practising civil engineer, 91-04; aid, N. Y. Bot.
Garden, 04-07; bot. asst, XJ, S. Nat. Museum,
08-09; asst, botanist. Forest Service and bur.
plant tndtw*, U, S. Dept, Agr, 10- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Pern Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Wash. Biol.

Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club; Vt.
Bot. Club (v. pros, 12-14). Systematic botany;
Pomaceae of North America; Crataegi of the
eastern United States; plants that poison stock.

Eggsteln, Dr. Andy AnderBon, 49 W. 72d St, New
York, N. Y. Pathology, Joelton, Tenn, Jan. 6,
90. B.S, Dickson; M.D, Vanderbilt. Asst.
histol, path, and bacter, Vanderbilt, 12-13, instr.
path, and bacter, 13-14, path, 14-16, asst. prof,
16-18, assoc. path, Columbia, lS-20; pathologist,
2£anhatian Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Eosp,
Chief pathologist, St. Thomas Hosp, Nashville,
Tenn, 16-18; pathologist, Presb. Hosp, N. Y.City,
18, 19. A.A; Soc. Exp. Path; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Path, and Baet. Serum ferments and pro-
tein; split products in relation to pathology;
epidemiology of pellagra.

Egloff, Dr. Gnstav, 1014 First National Bank
Building, Chicago, HI. Physical chemistry.
New York, N. Y, Nov. 10, 86. A3, Cornell, 12;
A.M, Columbia, 13, Barnard researdi fellow, 14-
15, PhJ), 16. With U. S. Bur. Mines, 15-16;
hydrocarbon engineer and chief chemist, ewp,
hydrocarbon plant, Aetna Chem, Co, 16- A.A;
Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club. Petroleum;
coal tar oils; cracking of hydrocarbons; effect
of catalysis upon gasolene formation; physical
constants of oils; petroleum formation.

EUen, Dr. J(o]in) HCenry), 633 Church St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Botany, Piqua, Ohio, Nov. 4, 78.
A3, Michigan, 99, Ph.D, 14. Principal and
supt. schools, 00-08; instr. bot, Tex. Col, 14-15;
Michigan, 15-20, assi, prof, $0- Instr. bot, bioL
sta, Michigan, and curator, phanerogamic her-
barium, 16- A.A; Bot. Soc; Mich. Acad. Tem-
peratups of pine leaves in winter.

Ehranfeld, Pies. Charles H(at6h), 57 S. Beaver
St, York, Pa. Chemistry, Shippensburg, Pa,
March 12, 64. A.B, Wittenberg, 86, A.M, 89;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 94, hon. ScD, 16. Asst.
chem, Wittenberg, 86-87; prof, chem, and phys-
ics, York Collegiate Inst, 87-, pres, 16- Chief
chemist, York Mfg. Co, 03-16. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc Test. Mat. Native
minerals of York County, Pa; specific heat of
brines with reference to refrigeration.

Ehrenfeld, Dr. Frederlde, TTniversity of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, Pa. Geology, Mineralogy,
Washington Co, Pa, Jan. 8, 72. A.B, Witten-
berg, 93; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 98. Instr. chem.
and physics, York Collegiate Inst, Pa, 93-94;
instr. geol. and miner, Pennsylvania, 97-06, asst,
prof, 06-, in charge of dept, 17- Mem. Pa.
Geol. Surv. Commission, 17-19. A.A; SeismoL
Soc; Phila. Acad.

Ehrenfried, Dr. Albert^ 21 Bay State Bead, Bos-
ton, Mass. Surgery, Lewiston, Maine, Feb. 9,
80. A.B, Harvard, 02, M.D, 05. Surgeon,
various hospitals; asst. anat, Harvard Med. Sch,
09-13, surg, 12-16. FeL Col. Surg; Am. Med.
Ass. Skin-grafting; club-foot; intratracheal in-
sufflation anesthesia; bloodvessel surgery; hered-
itary deforming chondrodysplasia; surgical
after-treatment.

Ehrhom, Edw(ard) M(acfarlane), Board of Agri-
culture and Forestry, Honolulu, Hawaii Ento-
mology. San Francisco, Calif, Jan. 24, 62.
Hamburg, 71-78; Grenchen, 78-79; Brighton

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(Eng), 7^80; Stanford, 01. Asst. entomolo-
gist and depnty quarantine officer, State Board
of Hort, Calif, 00-91; connty entomologist and
hort. commissioner, Santa Clara Co, 92-04; first
deputy state commissioner hort. and hort. quar-
antine officer, Calif, 04-09; supi, entom, Board
of Agr, and Forestry of Eawaii, 09-, chief plant
inspector, 16- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Hawaiian Entom. Soc. Coccidae.

Bhrllch, Dr. Jacob, 71 Bremond St, Belleville, N.
J. Chemistry. New York, N. Y, Jan. 6, 92.
A.M, Columbia, 16, Goldschmidt fellow, 16-17,
Ph.D, 17. Chemist, bur. ehem, U. S. Dept. Agr,
14-15; chief chemist, Verona Chem, Co, 17-
Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; dyes; inter-
mediates; pharmaceutical products.

Ehxmaim, Gtoorge Alez(andar), 2314 Sarah St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Entomology, Pittsburgh, Feb.
2, 62. Pub. sch. Mem, Naysmith's Tramps,
Tex. and Liberia, W. Africa; Biederman's
Explorations to Ariz. A.A; Entom. Soc
Lepidoptera; variation in Lepidoptera; deformi-
ties in Ooleoptera; Papilioniae in relation to
their geographical distribution and variations of
the species.

Eichelberger, Prof. Wdlliam) BCnyder), U. 8.
Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C. *AS'
tronomy. Baltimore, Md, Sept. 18, 65. Balti- .
more City Col, 78-83; A.B, Hopkins, 86, fellow,
87-88, Ph.D, 91. Instr. math, and asst. astron,
Wesleyan, 90-96; asst. 'Nautical Almanac' Of-
fice, 89-90, 96-98; computer, U. 8. Naval Oh-
servatory, 98-00, prof, math, 00-, in charge,
astron. observations, 07-08; director, 'Nautical
Alman<ic* Office, 10- Mem. IT. S. eclipse exped.
to Pinehurst, N. C, 00; in charge, eclipse exped.
to Sumatra, 01; Spain, 05. Eor. correspondent.
Bur. des Longitudes. A. A. (v. pros, 06) ;
Astron. Soc. (councilor, 03-16); Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc (pros, 15); Astron. GeselL
The orbit of Hyperion; perturbations of
Minerva by Jupiter; star catalogues; satellite
orbits; observations of sun, moon, planets, and
fundamental stars, 1903-1911.

Biealaad, Prof. John A(mdt), University of West
Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. ^Mathematics,
Kristianssand, Norway, Jan. 27, 67. Ph.B,
South Dakota, 91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 98. Instr.
math, Luther Acad, 91-92; prof. Thiol, 95-03;
instr, U. S. Naval Acad, 03-07; prof, West Vir-
ginia, 07- A.A; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat di
Palermo. Differential equations; kinematics;
surface theory; geometry of n-dimensional
space; fiat-sphere geometry; a Plueker geometry
in odd-dimensional space.

Blgwimann, Dr. Oarl H, Bloomington, Ind.
*Zoology, Flehingen, (Germany, March 9, 63.
A.B, Indiana, 86, A.M, 87; Harvard, 87-88;
Ph.Dy Indiana, 89. Prof, gool, Indiana, 91-,
dean, grad. sch, 08-, director Ind, Biol. 8ta, 95-
Curator fishes, Carnegie Museum; acting curator
fishes, Calif. Acad. Sciences; collector for Brit-
ish Museum in Calif, Idaho, Mont, Oregon and
western Can; asst, U. S. Pish Commission,
Woods Hole; director of exped. to British Gui-
ana, 08; Colombia, 12; Peru and Bolivia, 18;
Chile, 19. A. A. (sec'y, F» 00); Soc. Nat; Soc.
ZooL (pros, cent, branch, 04); Micros. Soc.
(presy 01); Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; fel. Ind.

Acad, (pros, 99); Soc Geog. de Lima; Santiago
Agron. Soc; Inst, de la Salle, Bogota. Varia-
tion, distribution and embryology of fishes; de-
generation in cave vertebrates; the cave probjlem
in North America; fresh-water fishes of trop-
ical America; heredity.

Elkenberry, Prof. W(l]llam) L(ewis), Univendtj
of Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Botany, Water-
loo, Iowa, July 12, 71. B.&, Michigan, 94; Chi-
cago, 01-03, 13-14. Prof, science, Mt. Morris,
94-01 ; head, dept. bot, McKinley High Sch, St
Louis, 03-09 ; inistr. biol. and gen. science, Univ.
High Sch, Chicago, 09-16; asst. prof, educ,
Kansas, 16-19, assoc. prof. 19- A.A; Bot. SoC;
Ecol. Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers
(sec'y, 13). Plant physics; transpiration;
teaching of biology.

Einarsaon, Stnrla, University of California^
Berkeley, Calif. Astronomy, Icelan^ Dec lo,
79. A.B, Minnesota, 05; PhJ), Oali^mia, 13.
Asst. practical astron, California, 05-10, instTi
10-17, asst. prof, 18-20, assoc, prof, tO- Im-
port, recruiting service, XJ. S. Shipping Board,
17-18. A. A; Astron. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Pacific
Astron. Soc. Comet, planet and satellite orbits.

Einhom, Dr. Max, 20 E. 63d St, New York, N. Y.
Medicine, Grodno, Bussia, Jan. 10, 62. A.B,
Gymnasium, Biga, Kussia, 79; Kiev, Bussia, 80;
M J), Berlin, 84. Frof, med, N, Y. Post-Orad.
Med. Sch, 96- Visiting physician, German
Hosp, N. Y; consulting physician. White Plauui
and Hackenisaek Hospitals, and N.. Y. (German
Dispensary. Gastro-Enterol. Ass. (pros, 00-02) ;
Am. Med. Ass; assoc mem. Am. Physicians;
Physicians Mut Aid Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med;
cor. mem. Munich Med. Gtesell; hon. mem. Jap.
Soc Digest. Diseases. Fermentation; gastro-
diaphany; radium; gastric and intestinal diges-
tion; duodenal ulcers; achyUa gastrica; isdio-
chymia; pancreatic activity.

Eiseiii, Dr. Qustav (August), 707 Pifth Ave, New
York, N. Y. Biology, Archeology. Stockholm,
Sweden, Aug. 2^ 47. Ph.D, XJpsala, 72. Decent
sool, XJpsala, y2; exploration exped. to Calif,
73-80; Guatemala and Mex, 80-02; Lower Calif,
93-99; Algiers, Tunis, Spain and Italy, 04-
15; curator, Calif. Acad. Sciences, 93-00. Ed,
'California,' 89; mem. jury awards, Calif. Mid-
Winter Pair, 95. Calif. Acad; San Francisco
Micros. Soc. (pros, 05) ; cor. mem. Prague Wis-
sensch. Gesell; cor. mem. Swedish Soc. Anthrop.
and Geog. Oligochaeta; ejrtology; capriflcatioA
of the fig; the plasmocytes of human and ba-
trachian blood; aquaria and biological stations;
Christian archeology; antique glass, beads,
bronzes and pottery; tiie Antioch chalice.

Eisenhart, Prof. Lntbar Pf aUer, Princeton, N. J.
*Mathematios. York, Pa, Jan. 13, 76. AJB,
Gettysburg, 96; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Tutor
math, Gtettysbui^, 96-97; instr, Princeton, 00-
05, preceptor, 05-09, prof, 09- A.A, (v. pros,
17); Math. Soc (ed, 'Trans^; Math. Ass. (e^
'Annals'); Philos. Soc Conjugate systems ox
lines on surfaces; general congruences; particu-
lar systems of lines on surfaces; surfaces of
constant curvature and surfaces whose lines of
curvature have the same representation on the
sphere as the former; deformation of curved
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gate sets; deformable transforzuatioiis of Kibau-
cour; transformatioiiB of certain tjpes of but-
faces; conjugate systems.

Eigwischiml, Otto, 3518 Shields Ave, Chicago, 111.
Chemistry. Vienna, Austria, June 16, 80. Poly-
tech, Vienna. Chemist, Carnegie Steel Co, 01*
04; chief chemist. Am. Linseed Co, 04-12; owner
and manager, Scientific OH Corp, le- Qdef
ed, 'Chicago Chem. Bnl,' 14-17. Qiem. Soc
(chaimuuL, Chicago sect, 14). Oils.

BkUftW, W (alter) Elmer, University of Illinois,
Urbana, BL Geology, Botany, BantooL HI.
A.B, Illinois, 10, A.M, 12, fellow, 17-19. Instr,
Illinois, 10-13 ; research assoe, Am, Museum Nat,
Hist, 17- Geologist and botimist, Crocker Land
arctic exped, 18-17. A. A; mem. Omith. Union;
Wilson Chmith. Clnb; Ecol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc.
Physiography; ornithology; geology and botany
of the far arctic.

Ekeloy, Prof. John B(«niard), 703 11th St,
Boi&der, Colo. Chemistry, Orebro, Sweden,
Jan. 1, 69. AJB, Colgate, 91, AM, 93, hon.
ScD, 11; Ph.D, Freiburg, Baden, 02. Instr.
chem, Colgate, 91-93; science master, St. Paul's
Sch, Garden City, N. Y, 93-00; prof, chem. and
head of dept, Colorado, Ot- State chemist, Colo,
11-; collaborating chemist, bur. chem, U. S.
Bept. Agr, 11- A. A; CSiem. Soc; Eleetro-
chem. Soc; Colo. Set Soc. (v. pros, 19). Thio-
quinanthrenes ; dihydroquinozalins ; benzmetoz-
azins; tungsten; pure tungstie acid; extraction
of potash from leucite; toxicology.

Skioth, Olarenoe V(ictor), 296 Bugby Bead,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry, New York, N. Y,
April 6, 87. Indust. C.E, Pratt Inst, 07; B.S,
Brooklyn Polytech, 09. State chemist, N. Y,
10-16; asst. chief chemist, N. Y. City, 09-17;
asst. prof. tech. chem, Pratt Inst, 14^17; head,
dept, chem, Neto Lots High 86h, N, Y, City,
17- Director, Mrs. Oliver Harriman Food Be-
search Lab, 17-19; special lecturer food chem,
Col. City of N. Y, 18; chem. expert, U. S. Dept.
Justice, 20; consulting chem. engineer, 12-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Pub. Health Ass.
Industrial engineering; concentration and de-
hydration of organic materials; composition and
legal standards of milk.

Elder, E(lwood) Waite, 1300 Pontiac St, Denver,
Colo. Physics, Warsaw, Ohio, Sept. 20, 67.
AJB, Princeton, 91, fellow, 91-92, A.M, 94;
Hopkins, 93-94; Colorado, 99-01. JiMtr. physics
and math, Williams, 92-^8; physios. State Prep.
Sch, Boulder, Colo, 95-00; East Denver High
Sch, 00- A. A; Physical Soc.

Elder, Dr. Jay OUnton, 456 S. 12th St, San Jose,
California. Biology, Hubbell, Nebr, Nov. 22,
86. A.B, Nebraska, 07, A.M, 08, fellow, 08-09 ;
California, 09-10, Ph.D, 12. Asst. exp. physiol,
CaUfomia, 09-10; head, dept, hiol, high sch,
San Jose, 10- Private investigator, Herzstein
Beeearch Lab, 09-19. Physico-chemical reac-
tions in developing eggs of marine animals;
intestinal parasites of marine fish.

Sldred, Frank B(andaU), Eli Lilly and Co, India*
nax>olis, Ind. Chemistry, Ligonier, Ind. Oct.
21, 74. Ph.C, Purdue, 97; Phar.D, Medico*
CMrurg. Col, Phila, 13. Asst, chem, Purdue,
98; commercial chemist, 99-01; chemist, Eli
LUly and Co, 01-09, chief chemist and director.

scientific div, 09-20, chem, consultant, 20- A.A;
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, div. pharmaceut. chem, 11-
13, chairman, 14, pres, Ind. sect, 11) ; Pharma-
ceut. Ass. (chairman, scientific sect, 12) ; Chem.
Eng; Scienteeh. Club (pres, 20). Manufacture
of pharmaceutical products and medicinal chem-
icals.

Eliot, Freg. Charles W(I]liain), 17 Fresh Pond
Parkway, Cambridge, Mass. Education, Chem"
istry. Mathematics, Boston, Mass, March 20,
34. A.B, Harvard, 53, A.M, 56, LLJ), 09, hon.
M.D, 09; LLJ), Williams and Princeton, 69;
Yale, 70; Hopkins, 02; Tulane, Missouri and
Darbnouth, 09; Brown, 14. Tutor math. Har-
vard, 54-58, asst. prof, 58-61, chem, 58-63;
prof. anal, chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 65-69; over-
seer. Harvard, 68-69, pres, 69-09, emer, pres,
09- Trustee, Carnegie Foundation, New York,
06-09; mem. Gen. Educ. Board, 08-17; Bocke-
feller Foundation, 14-17; Int. Health Board,
13-17. Officier Legion d 'honneur ; Order of the
Crown, Italy; Order of the Bising Sun, first
class, Japan;- Order of the Prussian Crown;.
Order of the Crown, Belgium. Nat. Educ Am.
(pres, 03) ; A.A; Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; Wash.
Acad; fel. Royal Soc. Lit; cor. mem. Inst, de
France. Educational reform.

EUdn, Dr. WCiUiam) L(ewla), 206 Livingston St,
New Haven, Conn. *Astronomy, New Orleans,
La, April 29, 55. C.E, Boyal Polytech, Stutt-
gart, 76; Ph.D, Strasbourg, 80; hon. Ph.D,
Christiania, 11; hon. A.M, Yale. 93. Astrono-
mer, Yale Observatory, 84-96, director, 96-10,
emer, prof, Yale, 10- Volunteer, 3oyal Ob-
servatory, Cape of Good Hope, 81-83. Lalande
prize, Paris Acad, 08. Nat. Acad; A. A; Astron.
Soc; Conn. Acad; assoe. Boyal Astron. Soc;
Astron. GeseU. Stellar parallaxes; star clusters;
photography of meteors.

EUdns, Dr. Hiarion Graham, 10 Moody St, Ames-
bury, Mass. Botany, Amesbury, tfan. 28, 86.
B.S, B. I. Col, 06; ?h.D, Yale, 12. Instr. bot,
Bandolph-Macon Woman's Col, 13-15; prof,
Oxford, 17-18; field asst, bur. plant indust, TJ.
S. Dept. Agr, 20. Plant pathology.

Ellard, OCharles) H(eiiry), Stuyvesant High
School, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Great
Neck, L. I, N. Y, Aug. 14, 75. A.B, Columbia,
97, A.M, 00. Instr. chem, physics and math,
Curtis Sch, N. Y. City, 97-00; Ohapin Sch, 00-
02; tutor qual. anal, Columbia, 02-09; instr.
chem, Stuyvesant High Sch, 09- A. A; Chem.
Soc. Electrolytic separation of tin and of beryl-
lium; the effect of glycerophosphates on devel-
opment in minor sx>ecies.

Ellenberger, Prof. H(oward) B(owman), Morrill
Hall, Burlington, Vt. Dairy husbandry, B.S.A,
Iowa State, 05; M.S.A, Cornell, 15, Ph.D, 17.
Farm supt, 06-13; instr. dairy indust, Cornell,
14-17; prof, animal and dairy husbandry, Ver*
mont, 17- Dairy Sci. Ass. Dairy mani^actur-
ing; ice cream; cheese.

EUerman, Ferdinand, Mt. Wilson Observatory,
Mt. Wilson, Calif. * Astrophysics. CentraUa,
HI, May 13, 69. High sch. In business, 86-92;
asst, Kenwood Observatory, 92-95; Yerkes Ob-
servatory, 95-01, instr. astrophys, 01-04; asst,
astronomer, Mt, Wilson Observatory, Carnegie
Institution, 05- A.A; Astron. Soc; Pacific

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Astron. Soc; Bojal Astron. Soc Can. Solar
spectroscopy; stellar spectra; spectra of sun-
spots; chromosphere.

EUery, Prof. Edward, Union College, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. Chemiairy. Albany, N. Y, July
24, 68. A.B, Colgate, 90; A.M, 93, Sc.D, 14;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 96; Berlin, 09. Instr. chem,
Colgate, 90-91; science, Vt. Acad, 91-94, prin-
cipal, 97-04; prof, ehem, Union, 04-, dean of
faculty, 19- Tour of Am. oniversities, 14-15.
Chem. Soc. (councilor, sect. east. N. Y, mem.
committee on relation of industries and ixniTer-
sities). Inorganic chemistry; organic deriya-
tiree; snlphoric add; silicon compoonds; min-
eral waters; sanitation.

EUetti Prof. W(alter) B(eal), Blacksburg, Va.
Chemistry, Montgomery Co, Va, Nov. 11, 75.
B.S, Va. Polytech, 94, M.S, 96 ; Ph J), GSttingen,
04. Instr. chem, Va. Polytech, 96-00, 04r-06,
prof, affr, chem, 06-, asst. chemist, Exp. Sta,
96-01, 04-06, chemist, 06-15. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Agr. Chem; Soc. Agron. Green manuring; pro-
tein and energy requirements of cattle; sulphur
oxidation in soils; phosphoric acid in soils.

EUey, Dr. Harold W (alter), 217 Harvard Aye,
Swarthmore, Pa. Chemiatry, Madison, Nebr,
May 16, 91. B.S, Nebraska, 12, A.M, 13 ; Ph.D,
Cornell, 16. Asst. chem, Nebraska, 10-13;
Cornell, 13-16; research chemiet, E. I. duPont
de Nemours and Co, IS- Chem. Soc Organic
chemistry; intermediates; dyes; pharmaceuticals.

EUingBon, Prof. B(]iiil) O(Bcar), 419 St. Qlaf
Ave, Northfield, Minn. Chemistry. Nicollet,
Minn, Oct. 14, 77. B.S, St. Olaf, 06; A.M,
Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, St. Olaf,
06-09; Wisconsin, 09-19; prof, 8t. Olaf, 19-
Chem. Soc. (treas, Wis. sect, 17, 18). Abietie
add; heat of neutralization; action of ferric
chlorid on wood; adsorption of bromin by dry
lime.

Elliot, Dr. John Wheeloek, 124 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Surgery, Keene, N. H, 52. A.B, Har-
vard, 74, M.D, 78; Vienna, Paris, Berlin, Dres-
den and London. Surgeon, Mass. Qen, Hosp,
94-07; lecturer surg. Harvard, 00-04. Surg.
Ass.

EUlott^ Dr. Charlotte, IT. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Plant pcahology.
Berlin, Wis, Aug. 2, 83. A.B, Stanford, 07,
aJm, 13; Ass. CoL Alumnae fellow, Wisconsin,
17-18, Ph.D, 18. Teacher bot. and xool. State
Nor. Sch, S. Dak, 08-12; instr. bot, S. Dak.
Col, 14-16; adentifie aaat, lab, plant path, hur.
plant induat, U, 8. Dept, Agr, 18- Phytopath.
Soc. Bacteriology; germination of seeds; bac-
terial blight of oats.

Elliott, Prof. D(aiiiel) 8(tanle7), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Physics. Baltimore, Md,
Aug. 3, 85. A.B, Hopkins, 11, A.M, 13, fellow,
13-14, Ph.D, 14. Instr. physics, Ga. Tech, 14-
15, asst. prof, 15-16, assoc prof, 16-17, acting
prof, 1&-19; prof, Tulane, £0- V. pres, acad.
board and head, departments radio and air-
planes, IT. S. Sch. Mil. Aeronautics, 17-18.
Physical Soc; Eng. Educ. Photo-electric effect.

Elliott, Prof. Edward O(liarlee), TJniTerBlty of
Montana, State Capitol, Helena, Mont. Bduca-
tion. Chicago, HI, Dec. 21, 74. B.S, Nebraska,

95, fellow, 95-97, A.M, 97; fellow, (Columbia,
04--05, Ph.D, 05. Instr. sdence, high sch. Lead*
ville, Colo, 97-98, supt. dty schoohi, 98-03;
assoc prof, educ, Wisconsin, 05-07, prof, 07*
16, director, course for training of teachers,
09-16, chancellor, Montana, 16- Lecturer educ
administration, Columbia, summer, 07; Chicago,
summer, 11; special investigations, XT. S. Bur.
Educ, 06-10; sch. inquiry, N. Y. City, 11-12;
Vt, 13 ; educ director northwest, states, S.A.T.C,
18. A. A; Soc. Sci. Educ. Statistical analysiB
of expenditures for public education; educa-
tional legislation.

EUlott, Dr. J(ab6i) H(eiir7), 11 Spadina Bead,
Toronto, Can. Medicine, Zoology. Hampton,
Ont, Jan. 8, 73. M3, Toronto, 97, George
Brown mem. scholar, 97-98; mem. CoL Physi-
dans and Surg, Ont, 98. Physidan in charge,
Muskoka Cottage Sanatorium, 98-07; assoc.
med. and eZtn. med, Toronto, 09- Mem. trop.
ezped. to Nigeria, Liverpool Sch. Trop. Med^
00; senior asst. phyudan, St. Midhaers Hosp,
Toronto, 09. Cnimat. Ass; Can. Med. Ass; Can.
Bot. Club; Can. Hist. Soc; Can. Ass. Tuber;
Acad. Med. Toronto; Ont. Med. Ass. (v. pree,
04) ; British Med. Ass. Helminthology; Hema-
mebae; protein reaction; malaria; tuberculosis;
Muskoka flora; filariasis in birds.

Elliott, Prof. John A(8tyiiry), University of
Arkansas, Fayetterille, Ark. Botany. Ness
City, Kans, Dec 1, 87. A.B, Fairmount, 13;
fellow, Kansas, 13-14, A.M, 14; fellow, Illi-
nois, 14-16, PhJ), 16. Assoc, plant pathologist,
Del. Exp. Sta, 16-17; prof, plant path, Ar-
kansas, and pathologist, Exp. Sta, 17- A.A;
Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc Plant pathology and
physiology; mycology.

Elliott, Prof. Bi<Shard M(aiirice), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology.
Lowell, Mass, Nov. 3, 87. A.B, Dartmoutii, 10;
A.M, Harvard, 11, Ph.D, 13; Berlin, 13-14.
Instr. paychol. Harvard, 14-15; Yale, 16-18;
aaaoc. prof, and chairman of dept, Minneaota,
19- Capt, Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; Psychol. Ass.

Ellis, Dr. A(lezander) OasweU, University Sta-
tion, Austin, Tex. Education. Franklin Co, N.
C, May 4, 71. A.B, North Carolina, 94* sum-
mer sch, Harvard, 94; Ph.D, Clark, 97; Berlin,
05. Adj. prof, pedag, Texaa, 97-03, assoc, prof,
sdence and art of educ, 03-08, prof. phUoa. of
educ, 08-, director, extendon, 11-13, 14-16.
Lecturer, summer sch, North Carolina, 95, 96;
summer sch, N. Y. Univ, 08; board of visitors,
U. S. Naval Acad, 02, 03. A.A; Ass. Col. Teach-
ers Educ; Ass. Prof; Soc ScL Educ; feL Tex.
Acad; S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol. Child psy-
chology; philosophy of education; religious
education; dolls; methods of testing fatigue;
literary tastes of children; relation of educa-
tional systems to social ideals; stubbornness;
individual instruction; retardation periods; for-
mal discipline; money value of education;
rating of univerdty professors; farming.

ElUa, Oarleton, 92 Greenwood Ave, Montelair, N.
J. Chemistry. Keene, N. H, Sept. 20, 76. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, OO! Instr. chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 00-02; research work in applied chem, Ot-
Gold medals awarded for inventions, Jamestown
Expos, 07; Longstreth medal, Franklin Inst,

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203

16. A. A; Chem. Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc; Chem.
Eng; Mieros. Soe; Soe. Qiem. Indust; N. J.
Ohem. Soc. (pres); Inventon Guild; FraAkliiL
Inst; N. Y. Chemists Club; London Chem. Soc;
Soc. de Ghim. indust. Catalytic chemistTy;
hydrogenation of oils and other unsatarated
bodies; petroleum oils; manufacture of alcohol
and ketones from cracked petroleum; esteriflca-
tion processes; synthetie resins; catalyzers and
catalysis; ultraviolet light ; motor fuels.

EUis, Prof. OhaxlM AQtcm), 207 Engineering
Hall, Urbana, HI Civil engineering. Parkman,
Maine, June 23, 76. AJB, Wesleyan, 00. En-
gineer, Am. Bridge Co, 02^-08; asst. prof, civil
eng, Michigan, 08*12; designing engineer, Do*
minion Bridge Co, 12--14; asst. prof, civil eng,
lUinoia, 14-15, frof. Hrvot, eng, 15- Eng.
Educ; assoc. mem. Civil Eng. Statically inde-
terminate structures; reinforced concrete arches.

SUtB, Dr. F(rederick) W(axrwi), Monson, Mass.
PhyHology, Ophthalmology. Wales, Mass, April
10, 57. M.D, Harvard, 81, 88-^86. AJL;
PhysioL Soc; Optical Soc. Physiology of vas-
omotor nerves; plethysmographie ezperimentfl
with piston-recorder; photography of minute
movements; double refraction in muscle; devel-
opment of the osseous fishes; inventor of physi-
ological and physical apparatus; visual sensa-
tions; circulation of the blood in the orbit;
action of drugs on motor nerves.

EUifl, Dr. James H(aw6B), California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Phyeieai ohemit-
try. Covington, Ky, July 8, 90. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 12, Savage fellow, 14, Ph.D, 16.
Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 12-14, research
oisoe, lab. phyeioal chem, 14-16; Calif. Insi.
Tech, IS- Physical Soc. Photochemistry;
measurement of electrode potentials.

BUifl» Prof. M(8Z) M(ap66), University of Mis-
souri, Columbia, Mo. Zoology, Lawrence, Ind,
Dec. 8, 87. Vincennes, 05; Illinois, 06; A.B,
Indiana, 07, fellow, 07-08, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 11.
Asst. chem, Idaho Nor. Sch, 04; entom, Illinois,
06; prof. nat. science, Vincennes, 08-09; teach-
ing fellow xool, Indiana, 09; instr. biol, Colo-
rado, asBt. prof, 14-19; phyeioil, Missouri, 19-
Asst state entomologist, Ind, summer, 09; di-
rector, Gimble ezped. to British Guiana, 10.
AA; EcoL Soc; Ind. Acad. Begeneration;
ichthyology.

Snison, Prof. Gayfree, Oklahoma UniTersity,
Norman, Okla. Bacteriology. Wallace Co,
Hans, Oct 29, 75. B.S, Bethany (Hans), 98;
MJ>, Bush Med. Col, 03. Director, Pub. Health
Laboratories, Okla, 11-15; prof, haeter. and
hygiene, OJclahoma, 1$- A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
OUa. Acad. Babies and cancer m Oklahoma.

BUms, Joseph W(ilton), Department of Public
Utilities, Cleveland, Ohio. Sanitary engineer-
ing. Ayer, Mass, Oct 4, 67. Mass. Inst Tech,
90-93. Asst. chemist, Mass. Board of Health,
93-96; Louisville Water Co, 96; chemist, Dept.
Health, Brooklyn, N. Y, 97; asst. chemist. Com-
mission Water Works, Cincinnati, 98, chemist
in charge, Exp. Sta, 99-07, supt. Filtration
Plant, 07-18; engineer water purification, div.
water, dept. pvd. utilities, Cleveland, Ohio, IS-;
oofnsulting sanitary engineer. Consulting ex-
pert on water purification to various munici-

palities and corporations. Chem. Soc (pres,
Cincinnati sect, 10, councilor and chairman, sect,
water, sewage and sanit, 20) ; Pub. Health Ass.
(mem. committee on water anal, 02-05) ; Water
Works Ass; Civil Eng. Water purification;
chemistry, microscopy and physical eharactefts-
tics of natural waters; colloids in relation to
water purification.

SUsworth, Dr. Eliot^ Jr, 84 E. 67th St, New York,
N. Y. Surgery. June 6, 64. A.B, Yale, 84;
MJ), Columbia, 87. Surgeon, Presb. Hosp, N. 7.
City. Consulting surgeon, various hospitals.
Surg. Ass.

EUswortb, Dr. R(ardy) VClncent), Geological
Survey, Ottawa, Can. Mineralogy. Bidgeway,
Out, Sept 1, 89. B.A, Toronto, 13, fellow, 13-
16, M.A, 14, PhJ), 16. Demonstrator eleetro-
chem, Toronto, 16-17; mineralogist. Can, Geol.
Surv, 18- Chem. Soc; Can. Inst. Min. and
MetaL Geology.

Elmore, Prof. 0(lareii06) J(erome), B. F. D. 5,
Grand Island, Nebr. Botany, Geology. St
Charles, 111, Feb. 25, 70. A.B, Nebraska, 95,
A.M, 96, Ph.D, 15. Frof. biol. and geol. Grand
Island, 08-18; biol, Westminster (Mo), 18-19;
hid. and geol. Grand Island, 19- A.A; Bot
Soc; Nebr. Acad, (pres, 11). Diatoms.

Elrod, Prof. Morton J(oliii), Uniyersity of Mon-
tana, Missoula, Mont. Zoology. Monongahela,
Pa, April 27, 63. A.B, Simpson, 87, A.M, 90,
M.8, 02; Ph.D, lU. Wesleyan, 05. Principal,
high sch, Corydon, Iowa, 88-89; asst science,
m, Wesleyan, 89-90, adj. prof, 90-92, prof,
biol, 93-97; Montana, 97-, director, biol. sta,
98- Lit ed, 'Iowa Schools,' 89-95; 'Inter-
mountain Educator,' 13-; chairman, Mont
State Board of Game and Fish, 99-00. A. A;
Soc. Zool; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Mammal; Am. Geog.
Soc; Micros. Soc; Mont. Acad, (pres, 01-04);
Am. Bison. Soc. Limnobiology of Flathead
Lake; studies in Odonata; conchology of Mon-
tana; butterflies of Montana; mountain lakes.

Blsberg, Dr. CCharlea) A, 64 E. 58th St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. New York, Aug. 24, 71.
A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 90 ; M.D, Columbia, 93.
Asst. pathologist, 1ft iSfiitat Hosp, N. Y, 95-98»
adj. surgeon, 99-05, attending surgeon, OS-
Burgeon, N. Y. Neur. Inst; consulting neur.
surgeon, Montefiore Home and Hosp, N. Y.
City; neur. surgeon, Gen. Hosp. No. 1, 17. S. A.
A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Neur.
Ass; Col. Surg; N. Y. Acad. Med. Surgery of
the heart; pneumothorax; skin reactions in can-
cer; etiology of hemorrhage in jaundice; anes-
thesia by intratrachial insuiBation; surgery of
the brain and spinal cord; finer anatomy and
physiology of the peripheral nerves.

Blser, Prof. William J(ame8), Cornell Medical
College, New York, N. Y. Pathology. Mil-
waukee, Wis, Nov. 28, 72. M.D, Bellevue Med.
Col, 95; Berlin^ 97-98; Vienna, 98-01; Graz,
01. Asst pathologist, N. Y. Hosp, 03-05, direc-
tor, path, laboratories, OS-; instr. baeter, med.
col, Cornell, 01-06, asst. prof, 06-09, prof, (79-
Asst. director, div. laboratories and infectious
diseases, A. E. F, 17-18. Ass. Path, and Bact)
Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Immunol; Soc Serol. and
Hematol; Harvey Soc. Meningitis; super im-
munisation.

ao4

AMEItlGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Elsey, Prof. H(oward) M(cKee), 1724 Mississippi
St, Lawrence, Kans. Physical chemistry, Seat-
tle, Wash, Jan. 25, 91. A.B, Stanford, 14, A.M,
15; Fh.D, 19. Teaching fellow, Stanford, 17-
18; asst. prof, ohem, Kansas, 18- A.A; Chem.
£oc; Kans. Acad. The alkyl amins as electro-
lytic solvents; the hypothetical gas eoronium.

Biting, Dr. Arthur Wells, 119 Washington Ave,
Albany, N. Y. Surgery, South Cairo, N. Y,
Oct 6^ 72. A.B, Yale, 94; M.D, Hopkins, 98.
Surgeon, Albany Hosp; chief surgeon, Childs
Hosp; prof, surg, Albany Med. Col, ll- Am.
Med. Soc; Surg. Ass.

Elvore, Dr. Ellas, U. S. Pablie Health Service,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Bnssia, March
31, 88. B.S, Kentucky, 03, feUow, 03-04, M.S|
04; Phar.D, George Washington, 10, Ph.D, 20.
Beseareh chemist, Int. Metal Savings Co, 04-07;
chemist, U. 8. Pub, Health Service, 07- Chem.
Soe. ^ Biological, pharmaceutical and sanitary
chemistry.

Ely, Fxof. OOiarlSB) B(iiS8oU), GaUandet College,
Washington, D. C. Entomology, ChemisSry.
Columbus, Ohio, Feb. 20, 70. A.B, Yale, 91,
A.M, 97; A.M, Gallaudet, 92; PhJ>, George
Washington, 00. Instr. not, science, QaXUmdet,
92-96, asst. prof, 96-99, prof, 9^12, 18- Prin-
cipal, Md. Sch. for Deaf, 12-13. A.A; Entom.
Soe; ChesL Soe; Wash. Entom. Soe; Am. In-
struction of the Deaf. Deliquescence; new spe-
cies; Microlepidoptera; Gracilariidae.

By, Prof. Leonaxd W(h6«l0r), Lane Hospital,
San Francisco, Calif. Medicine. Brooklyn, N.
Y, Nov. 28, 68. A.B, Columbia, 89, M.D, 95.
Assoc, prof, surg, Stanford, 18- Am. Med. Ass;
Orthop. Soc Joint tuberculosis; anatomy;
physiology and pathology of bones and joints.

Embody, Dr. GCeorga) 0(liarlss), Cornell XJniTer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Zoology. Auburn, N. Y,
Nov. 23, 76. B.S, Colgate, 00, M.S, 01; Hop-
kins, 06-07; Cornell, 08-10, Ph.D, 10. Teacher
science, DeL Literary Inst, 01-02; high sch,
Bradford, Pa, 02-08 ; prof. nat. science. Bethel,
03-06; bioL Eandolph-Macon, 07-08; instr. vert,
sool, Cornell, 0^10; prof, biol, Butler, 10-11;
instr. aquiculture, Cornell, 11-12, asst. prof,
1^20, prof, 20- Field biologist, N. Y. State
Conservation Commission, 18-19; consulting
biologist, N. J. Fish and Game Commission, 19.
Prise, Fisheries Soe, 18. AJL; Fisheries Soc;
Ecol. Soc. Limnologv of streams; ecology of
fishes^ pond fertilization; trout foods; selective
breeding of fishes.

Bmdi, Dr. Arnold, University of Illinois, XJrbana,
111. ^Mathematics, Gossliwil, Switzerland,
March 24, 71. Cantonal Col, Solothum, 86-90;
Polytech, Zurich, 90-93; Ph.D, Kansas, 95.
Asst. prof, graphics, Kansas, 95-97 ; prof, math,
Technieum, Biel, Switzerland, 97-99; graphic

' math, Kansas State, 99-06; asst. prof, pure and
applied math, Colorado, 00-03, prof, graphics
and math, 03-05; math, Cantonal Col, Solo-
fhum, 05-10; Obere Bealschule, Basel, 10-11;
asst. prof, Illinois, 11-19, assoe, prof, 19- A .A;
Math. Soc; Ass. Prof; Swiss Alpine Club;
Zurich GeselL ehemaliger Polytech; Schweiz
Naturforsch. Gesell; Verein Schweiz. Math;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Problems of closure;
transformations realized by linkages; stresses

corresponding to transformations in a plane;
linkages for many valued functions; appUea-
tions of elliptic functions; projective geometry;
algebraic curves and surfaces.

Emerson, Prof. B(«iijsxiiiii) SCendall), 529 W.

11th St, New York, N. Y. *Geology, Nashua,
N. H, Dec 20, 43. A.B, Amherst, 65; PhJ),
Gottingen, 69. Prof, geol, Amherst, 70-17, emer,
prof, 17-; prof, Smith, 79-12. Asst. geologist,
XT. S. Geol. Surv, 83-06, geologist, 06-20. Int.
GeoL Cong, St. Petersburg, 97 (v. pros). AJL
(v. pros, 96); GeoL Soe. (pros, 99); Philos.
Soc; feL Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; GeoL GeselL
Crystalline rooks of central and western Massa-
chusetts; Connectient VaUey surfaee and Tri-
aasic geology; geology of old Hampshire
County; geology of Massachusetts and Bhode
Island.

Bmerson, Deoa Gharles F(raiikUn), Dartmouth
College, Hanover, N. H. Physics, Astronomiy.
Chehnsford, Mass, Sept 28, 43. A.B, Dart-
mouth, 68, A.M, 71. Instr, N. H. Col, 68-74;
tutor math, Dartmouth, 68-72, assoe. prof. nat.
philos. and math, 7^78, instr. astron, 77-92,
Appleton prof. nat. philos, 78-99, dean of fao>
ulty, 93-13, emer. dean, 18- A.A.

Emenon, Prof. Charles P(hllUps), 3177 N. Penn-
sylvania St, Indianapolis, Ind. MedieiM.
Methuen, Mass, Sept. 4, 72. A.B, Amherst,
94; M.D, Hopkins, 99. Assoc, med, Hopkins,
04-08; med. res, Hopkins Hosp, 04-08; asst
prof, med, Cornell, 08-09; snpt, Clifton Springs
Sanitarium, 08-11; prof. med. emd dean, meiSL
faculty, Indiana, 11- Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass. Internal medicine; clinical diagnosis.

Emerson, Harrington, 125 BiTcrside Drive, New
York, N. Y. Bngineering. Trenton, N. J, Aug.
2, 53. Boyal Bavarian Polytech; Athens,
Greece; A.M, Lafayette, 79. Head, dept. mod-
em lang, Nebraska. 76-82; in business, 83-06;
counselor to ezeeunves of corporations, 96-07;
engineer. Am. Locomotive Co, 07; pres, Bmer-
son Co, and director, Bmerson Engineers, 07-
Mech. Eng; Dlum. Eng. Soe; Eleetrochem. Soe;
Inst. Metals; Franklin Inst; Else. By. Ass;
Foundrymen's Ass; Eeon. Ass; Labor Legis.
Ass; Wood Preservers Ass; Soc. des Ing. eivils
de France. Irrigation; transportation; efficiency.

Emerson, Dr. Haven, 120 E. 62d St, New Yoric,
N. Y. Medicine, New York, Oct 19, 74. AJB,
Harvard, 96; A.M, MJ), Columbia, 99. Intern,
Bellevue Hosp, 99-01; demonstrator physiol,
Columbia, 02-10, asst. med, 06-10; visiting
physician, Seton Hosp, 0iM)9; asst. visiting
physician, Bellevue Hosp, 09-14; sanit. supt.
and deputy commissioner, Dept. Health, N. Y.
City, 14-15; commissioner of health and pros,
Board of Health, 15-17; major, lieut. eoL and
col, M. C, 18-19; prof, hygiene and prev. med.
med. col, Cornell, 19-20; med, adviser and asst.
director, bur, war rislo ins, Treas, Dept, 80-
Leeturer pub. health and prev. diseases, Teach-
ers College, Columbia, 16-17, 19- Chevalier
L^on d'honneur; silver medal, Epidemics,
France, 19; Harsen prize, CoL Physicians and
Surg, Columbia, 01. Am. Physicians: Soc Exp.
Biol; Soc. Internal Med; Soc. Clm. Invest;
Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Public health;
social medicine; poliomyelitis.

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Bmenoiif Prof. Hei1i>ert W(ilUam), Ann Arbor,
Mioh. Physioloffioal ohemigtry, Milton, Ont,
Get 6, 79. Ph.C, Michigan, 01. B.S, 02, M.I),
15. Inatr. pharmaoy, Kansas, 03-06, asti, prof,
hygiene and director, Pasteur Inst, Michigan,
19- A. A; Chem. 8oc; Am. Med. Am; Pnb.
Health Ass; Mich. Acad. (▼. pree^ 16). Perox-
ide; separation of by-products from buttermilk;
immunity and blood relationship; gelsemium
and its alkaloids; color reaction of protein split
products; botulism from ripe olives.

Emerson, Dr. Paul, Iowa State College, Ames,
Iowa. Agronomy, Wilmington, Del, July 6, 87.
B.S, Delaware, 14, M.S, 15: Ph.D, Iowa State,
17. Soil bacteriologist, Md. Exp. Sta, 17-18;
acting bacteriologist, Idaho and Exp. Sta, 18-
19 ; asst, prof, soils, and asst, chief soU chern.
and hacter, Iowa State, 19- A.A; Soc. Agron;
Chem. Soc. Soil bacteriology.

Bmerson, Prof. B(oIU]i8) ACdams), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. *Oenetics. Pillar Point,
N. Y, May 6, 73. B.S, Nebraska, 97, LL.D, 17 ;
ScD, Harvard, 13. Horticulturist, office of exp.
stations, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 97-98; asst. prof,
hort, Nebraska, 99-04, prof, 05-14; plant breed-
ing, Cornell, 14- A.A,; Soc Nat. (v. pros, 15) ;
Bot. Soc. Heredity in Zea mays and Phaseolns
vulgaris.

Bmerson, Prof. W(ilUam) H(«iiry), (Georgia
Sdiool of Technology, Atlanta, Ga. Chemistry,
Tunnel Hill, Ga, June 14, 60. Grad, U. S.
Naval Acad, 80; fellow, Hopkins, 85-86, PhJ>,
86. Ensign, XT. S. Navy, 82-84; prof, chem,
S. C. Mil. Acad, 86-88; Ga, Teoh, 88-, dean,
09^ Chem. Soc. (past pros, Ga. sect); Chem.
GeselL Mineral and organic chemistry; oxida-
tion of organic compounds; corundum; marbles;
coal; stearic and palmitic acids.

Emerton, James H, 30 Ipswich St, Boston, Mass.
•Zoology, Salem, Mass, 47. Illustrator of sool.
publications; constructed zool. and anat. models
for various museums. A.A; Ecol. Soc; Soc
Nat; Entom. Soc; New Eng. Fed. Nat. Hist.
Soc. (sec'y, 07-09). Structure and habits of
spiders; common spiders of the United States;
New England spiders.

Emery, A(lbert) H(amllton), 788 Main St, Stam-
ford, Conn. Engineering, Mexico, N. Y, June
21, 34. C.E, Bensselaer, 58. BaUway survey-
ing, 54-55; draftsman for Gen. Delafield, N. Y.
State and Harbor Defenses, 61-62; designer and
JkuOder, First Nat, Chem. Works of N, J, 65^
Designer and builder of testing machines, 72-
86; consulting engineer, West End St. B. B,
Boston, 92. Grand medal of honor and gold
medal, Mass. Charitable Mech. Ass. A.A;
Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Ordnance; projec-
tiles; gun carriages; hydraulic presses; scales;
gages and testing machines; ear-dynamometers;
len^ge and friction of unpacked pistons; large
testing machines; hydraulic radial expansion
gun construction.

Bmery, Dr. W(l]llam) O(rriii), 2232 Cathedral
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Vernon, Vt, March 29, 63. B.S, Worcester, 85;
Ph.D, Erlangen, 88. Instr. chem, Bonn, 87-92,
privatdocent, 91-95; prof, chem, Wabash, 95-
01; chief, synthetic products lab, hwr, ehem.

V, 8, Dept. Agr, 08- A. A; Chem. Soc; Wash.
Acad. Synthetic organic chemistry; methods
for detection and determination of synthetio
drugs in medicine.

Emery, Dr. Wilson B(arton), Ohio Oil Co, Casper,
Wyo. Geology. Philadelphia, Pa, March 21,
90. A.B, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 14. Geol. aid, U. S.
GeoL Surv, 14, asst. geologist, 14-17, assoc
geologist, 17-19; geologist, Ohio OH Co, 19-
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. Geology of oil and gas.

Bmig, W(imam) H(arri80n), University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology. Coulterville,
HI, Dec. 21, 88. A3, Washington (St. Louis),
11, Lackland research fellow, 11-14, Ph.D, 15.
Lackland teaching fellow, Washington (St.
Louis), 13; instr. biol, Oklahoma, 14-16; asst,
prof, bot, Pittsburgh, 16- A.A; Bot Soc Pa-
thogenic yeastlike organisms; bryophytes and
travertine deposits of the southwestern United
States.

Enunel, Dr. V(ictor) E(manati), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. •Anatomy, Histol-
ogy, Embryology, Valley Falls, Hans, June 17,
78. B.S, Pacific (Oregon), 03, M.S, 04; PhJ),
Brown, 07; Strasbourg, 11. Instr. biol. Pacific
(Oregon), 03-04; asst. embryol. and neur.
Brown, 04-07; Austin teaching fellow anat.
Harvard Med. Sch, 07-08; instr. histol. and em-
bryol, Washington (St. Louis), 08-10, assoc.
prof, gross and topog. anat, 14-16; asst. prof,
and assoc. prof, gross anat, IlUnois, 16-19;
anat, CaUfomia, 19- Biologist, B. I. Commis-
sion of Inland Fisheries, 04-07. A.A; Ass.
Anat; St. Louis Biol. Soc (pros, 14); Anat.
GeseU. Origin of non-nucleated erythrocytes;
morphological relations of chorda tympani;
histogenesis and regulation in regeneration;
hematological activities in embiyonic coelomic
cavities and dorsal aorta; sickle-diaped erythro-
cytes; coagulation in foetal blood; plsstids;
blood of lungless Amphibia; blood in mammals;
B N A as an outline of regional and systematic
anatomy.

Emmet, W(illiam) L(e) B(oy), 48 Washington
Ave, Schenectady, N. Y. Electrical engineering.
Pelham, N. Y, July 10, 59. Grad, U. S. Naval
Acad, 81; hon. ScD, Union, 10. Engineer,
lighting dept. Gen. Elee. Co, 95- Gold medal
for vertical shaft steam turbine. La. Purchase
Expos, 04; gold medal for elec. ship propulsion,
Panama-Pacific Expos; Edison medal, 19. Elec.
Eng; Mech. Eng; Naval Arehit; Naval Eng;
Philos. Soc. Steam turbines; propulsion of
ships by electricity.

Bmmett, Dr. A(rtl»ir) DConaldson), Parke, Davis
and Co, Detroit, Mich. Biological chemistry.
Lee, ni, Dec. 19, 79. B.S, Illinois, 01, A.M, 05 ;
Columbia, 06-07, Ph.D, 15. Asst. chemist, HL
State Water Surv, 01-02; Armour and Co, 02-
03^ research chemist, Illinois, 03-06, assoc. chief
anmuil nutrition, 0&-15; instr. biol. chem. Colum-
bia, 15-16; nutrition chemist, med, research dept,
Parke, Davis and Co, 16- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Soc BioL Chem. Chemistry of flesh; animal
nutrition; fatigue; vitamins and proteins in
growth.

Emmons, OClyde) W(Ubiir), Indianola, Iowa.
Mathematics. Byron Center, Mich, June 6, 81.

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A.B, Albion, 03; AM, Illinois, 09, 09-10. Instr.
math, Albion, 03-05; asst, Illinois, 0&-10; prof,
Simpson, 10- Math. Soc.

Bmmons* Prof. WilUam H(arvey), Uniyeisity of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. * Geology. Mex-
ico, Mo, Feb. 1, 76. AJB, Central (Mo), 97;
feUow, Chicago, 01-02, Ph.D, 04. Research asst.
geol, Chicago, 03-04; aid, U. 8. GeoL Snrv,
04-06; lecturer ore deposits, Chicago, 07, petrol,
08, asst. prof, petrol, and econ. geol, 08-09,
assoc. prof. econ. geol, 09-11; prof, geol, and
"head of depi, Uiwneeota, 11-; director, State
Geol. Svirv, 11- Assoc, ed, *Jonr. Geol'; asst
geologist, U. S. Geol. 8nrv, 06-09, geologist, 09-
15. A. A; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. GeoL
Soc; Wadi. Acad. Ore deposits of various min-
ing^ districts in Nevada, Montana, Colorado,
Maine and New Hampshire; genetic classifica-
tion of minerals; outcrops of ore bodies; super-
ficial alteration and secondary enrichment of
gold deposits of the United States; regionally
metamorphosed ore deposits and the segregated
veins; principles of economic geology; petro-
leum geology; enrichment of ore deposits.

Endflrs, Prof. Howard BCdwin), 107 Fowler Ave,
West Lafayette, Ind. Zoology. Enders, Pa,
June 18, 77. B.8, Lebanon Valley, 97, M.8,
00; B.S, Michigan, 98; Harvard, summer, 02;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 06. Science teacher, Hulst High
Sch, Iron Mountain, Mich, 9^-00; prof. bioL
sciences, Lebanon Valley, 00-03; instr, asst.
prof, and assoc. prof, wool, Purdtie, 06-15, prof,
16- Prof, zool, Indiana, summers, 11-15; Hop-
kins, 16-; lecturer physiol, St. Elizabeth Hosp,
La Fayette, 15-; field asst, Mich. GeoL Surv, 99;
investigator, U. S. Fisheries Lab, Beaufort, N.
C, summers, 03-08. A. A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Prof;
feL Ind. Acad, (sec'y, 15-). Morphology of
Annulata; food of fledgling birds; common-
salism; parasitology.

Endsley, lK>iii8 E(agenA), University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Railway engineering.
Wayne Co, Ind, Sept. 9, 79. B.S, Purdue, 01,
M.E, 03. Instr^ locomotive lab, Purdue, 02-06,
assoc prof, rauwoy meeh. eng, 06-12, prof, 12-
14; Tittsburgli, 14^ Trustee, Franklin, 09-14;
in charge, Master Car Builders Lab, Purdue, 06-
14. A^; Mech. Eng; Eng. Edue; Master Car
Builders (chairman, draft gear committee) ;
Master Mech. Ass. (mem. locomotive testing
committee^; West. 'SLj. Club; Pittsburgh By.
Club. Friction of freight car truc^; locomo-
tive efficiency.

Engberg, Prof. O(axl) OChrlstlaii), Station A,
Lincoln, Nebr. iiathematioe. Hytt5n, Sweden,
Nov. 13, 72. B.S, Nebraska, 95, A.M, 97, PhJ),
99. Instr. math, Nebraska, 00-03, adj. prof,
03-04, asst. prof, 04-07, prof, applied math, 07-,
exec, dean, 13- Statistics; biometry; the Car-
tesian oval; evolutes; a new transformation.

aigeld«r. Dr. Oaxl JColin), University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Punxsu-
tawney, Pa, Jan. 11, 90. A.B, ComeU, 13,
B.Chem, 14, PhJ), 17. Asst. instr. ehem, Cor-
nell, 13-17; instr. fuel technol, Illinois, 17; re-
search chemist, nitrate div, ordnance dept,
U.SJL, 18; asst, prof. anal, ehem, Pittsburgh,
tl- Chem. Soc Gas analysis; catalysis; pe-
troleum.

BngeUiazdt, Dr« F(r«iici8) B(megt), 504 City

Hall, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Giebolde-
hausen, Germany, June 23, 35. GiSttingen, 54-
57; hon. PhJ), St. Francis Xavier, 64. Asst
chem, Amherst, 57-58; chemist, Philadelphia,
58-60; asst. chem, Columbia, 60-61; prof, St.
Francis Xavier, 61-67; mat. med, N. Y. CoL
Pharmacy, 67-68; praetiayng chemist, Syraeuse,
69- Chemist for stote salines, 70-90; cily
chemist and milk inspector, Syracuse, 76-;
expert, beer, wine and liquors, N. Y. State
Board of Health. A.A; Chem. Soc. (v. pros.
Syracuse sect); cor. mem. N. Y. Acad. Salt;
petroleum; liquors; beers; salt manufacture in
United States and Canada.

Bngelliardt^ 060(rg«) P(anl), Brooklyn MuMura,
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Zoology.
Hannover, Germany, Nov. 23, 71. Gymnasium,
Baden Baden, 86. Asst. curator. Children's
Museum, Brooklyn, 02-13 ; curator invertebrates,
Brooklyn Museum, IS- In charge zooL expedi-
tions to southwest. Utah, 04, 17; Guatemala, 08;
Newfoundland and Labrador, 12; Bahamas, 14;
Paciflc Coast of the U. S, 16. A. A; Soc
lehthyol. and Herp; N. Y. Entom. Soc; Brook-
lyn Inst, (sec'y, dept. zool, 12-19); Brooklyn
Entom. Soc. Marine invertebrates; metamor-
phosis of the amphibians of Long Island;
Aegeriidae of North America. *

Enger, Prof. MelTln L(oreiiiu8), University of
Illinois, Urbana, HI. Hydraulics. Decorah,
Iowa, May 5, 81. B,8, Illinois, 06, C.E, 11, M.S,
16. Instrument man, C. M. and St. P. By, 06-
07; instr. theoret. and applied mech, Illinois,
07-09, assoc, 09-11, asst. prof, 11-17, assoc prof,
17-18, prof. meeh. and hydraul, 18- Water
Works Ass; Eng. Educ. Besistance to flow
through locomotive water columns; penstock de-
sign; air inlet valves for hydraulic pipe lines;
transmission of pressure in granular materials.

Sngerrand, Prof. George, University of Texas,
Austin, Tex. Archeology, Geology. France. BJ3,
95; grad. geol. State Univ, France, 97, bot, 98;
A.M, Mississippi, 20. Prof, geol, Geog. Inst, of
Brussels, 98-05; geologist, Belgian GeoL Surv,
01-07; prof, prehist. archeol, Ecole des Hantes
Etudes, Brussels, 01-03; chief geologist, Mex.
Goft, 07-15; prof, prehist archeol, Mexico, 0^
14; instr. geol, Mississippi, 19-20; adj. prof,
anthrop, Texas, tO- Director, Int. Sch. Am.
Archeol. and Ethnol, 12-13. Geology and
archeology of Mexico.

IQngie, Dr. Edgar W(aUaee), Lake Bluffy JUL
Chemistry. B.S, Drury, 12; M.S, Illinois, 14,
Ph.D, 16. Inst, chem, Illinois, 16-17; research
chemist, Fansteel Products Co, 17- Chem. Soc;
Min. axid Metal. Eng. Metallurgy; rare earths;
rare metals.

Sngle, Prof. W(illwr) DCwlght), 2233 S. Colum-
bine St, Denver, Colo. Chemistry. Portiand,
Mich, Aug. 31, 70. A.B, Albion, 93, A.M, 94;
Ph.D, Columbia, 98; hon. ScD, Denver. Asst.
prof, chem, Albion, 94-95; prof, Denver, 96-,
V. chancellor, 17- Prof, chem, Denver and Gross
CoL Med, 98-08. Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; Colo. ScL Soc; Denver Teknik Club; Chem.
Gesell. Organic diemistry.

Bnglis, Dr. D(iiaiie) T(aylor), 211 Gregory St^
Champaign, 111. Chemistry. Eureka, 111, April

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29, 91. A.B, Eureka, 12; Ph.D, Illinois, 16.
Instr. plant chem, lUinoiSf 16-17, awoe, 18,
ohem, 18" A.A; Chem. Soe; III. Acad. Plant
chemistry; carbohydrates in plants.

Bngllwh, 0«o(rge) L(etcliwoxtli), 50 Brighton St,
Rochester, N. Y. Mineralogy. \ Philadelphia,
Pa, June 14, 64. Grad, Friends ' Cent. Seh, Phila,
81. Practising mineralogist, 87-03; expert,
Nat. liigiht and Thorium Co, 03-13; miiMfolo-
girt, Ward's Nat, Science Batah, 13- Lecturer
miner, Board of Edne, N. Y. City, 02-03;
Brooklyn List. A. A; N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Miner.
Club; Brooklyn Inst; Phila. Acad; Bochester
Acad. Penfileldite; graftonite; pyroxmangite ;
skemmatite.

BnglUh, Hany, 2907 P St, N. W, Washington,
D. C. Mathenwties. Baltimore, Md, Dec 3, 66.
A3, Hopkins, 86, 8&-87; LL3, George Wash-
ington, 90, I1L.M, 91. Head, dept. math, high
schools, Washington, D. C, 87- See'y, Wash-
ington Board of Kiaminers of Teachers; mem.
Lit. Commission on Teaching of Mathematics.
Math. Soe; Math. Ass; Ass. Teachers Math.
Middle States and Md. Methods of teaching
mathematics.

•Rngllsh, Dr. Horace B(idwdl), 10 Upland Boad,
Wellesley, Mass. Psychology, Eagle, Nebr,
Oct. 1, 92. Nebraska, 09-11; B.A, Oxford, 14;
PhJ), Yale, 16. Asst. psychol, Yale, 14-16;
instr. phUos. and psychol, Wellesley, 16-17^ 19-
20, asst, prof, SO- Lieut, and capt, Samt. C.
Psychol. Ass. Mental tests; thought processes.

Bngman, Dr. Mj^artin) F, Wall Building, St.
Louis, Mo. Ifedicine. New Orleans, La, Aug.
20, 69. M.D, Col. City of N. Y. Prof, din,
med, Washington (St. Louis); chief of staff,
Barnard Free Shin and Cancer Hosp. Am. Med.
Ass; Dermat. Ass. (pres, 19). i^dn diseases;
syphilis; cancer.

SnlowB, Mkg. sua H(orga]i Anstin), 122 Willow
Ave, Takoma Park, D. C. Bacteriology, St.
George, W. Va, Aug. 21, 84. A.B, George
Washington, 15 M.S, 16. Scientific asst, XT. S.
Dept Agr, 10-17, asst pathologist, 17-18; bac-
teriologist, hygienic lab, U, 8. Fub, Health Serv-
ice, 18- Asst. chem, George Washington, 14-
16. A.A; Soc. Bact; Wash. BioL 80c Anti-
streptococcus serum; plant pathology.

Bnniife Prof. WlUiam D(iiaiie), U. S. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md. Mechanical engineering.
Bergen Co, N. J, Jan. 6, 77. M.E, Stevens, 97;
Pittsburgh, 98-00. Engineer, Am. Linseed Co,
02-04; Am. Locomotive Co, 05-07; prof. mech.
eng, Brooklyn Polytech, 07-17: major, ordnance
dept, 17-18; ordnance engmeer, Watervliet
Arscaial, and acting prof, mech, eng, Columbia,
18-19; prof, V, 8. Naval Acad, 19- Tech. ad-
viser, claims board, War Dept, 19-20. A.A;
Meeh. Eng; Eng. Educ. Factory administra-
tion; power engineering; power station opera-
tion; expressed oils; applied thermo-dynamics.

Bno, Honry Lane, Princeton, N. J. Psychology,
New York, N. Y, July 8, 71. A.B, Yale, 94;
I1L.B, Columbia, 98. Besearoh assoc, psychol,
Princeton, IS- Ornithologist, Lafayette Nat.
Park, 19- Psychol. Ass; Omith. Union. Orni-
thology.

Ensigii, M(artin) BdisseU), FayetteviUe, Ark.
Agriculture. Brigham City, Utah, Nov. 24, 90.
B.S, Utah Col, 12; Washington (St. Louis);
M.S.A, Cornel^ 17. Field asst, Utah E^.
Sta, 12; instr. agr. and biol, Boxelder High
Sch, Utah, 14-16; asst. pathologist, cotton, for-
age and truck crop disease investigations, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 18-19; farmer, 19-; assoc, prof. agr.
educ, Arkansas, 20- Field speciaUst, N. Y.
State Food Commission, 17. Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc. Plant physiology and pathology.

Bppl07, Dr. Marlon, 12 Shefaeld Ave, Newport,
B. I. Chemistry. West Orange, N. j, June 19,
83. B.S, Princeton, 06, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 19.
Partner, Bobert Goodbody and Co, Bankers, 09-
14; research worker, Princeton, 14-17. Mem.
staff, 'Scientific American,' 07; lecturer chem,
Princeton, 17; lieut. commander, NJt.F, 17-
20, commander, 20- A. A; Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng; N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Miner. Club. Physical
chemistry; standards of electromotive force;
cadmium standard cells; Ostwald dilution law;
theory of solutions.

Epsteen, Dr. 8(aiil), First National Bank, La
Jara, Colo. Mathematics, San Francisco,
Calif, Aug. 10, 78. B.S, California, 00; Ph.D,
Zurich, 01; Gi^ttingen, 02. Assoc math, Chi-
cago, 02-05; instr, Colorado, 05-06, asst. prof,
06-10, head, dept. eng. math, 06-13; prof, 10-
13 ; insurance commissioner, Colo, IS- Ed, ' Am.
Math. Monthly,' 03-05; assoc. ed, <Sch. Sci. and
Math,' 05- Math. Soc; Colo. Math. Soc (pres,
09-). Differential equations; linear associative
algebra; life insurance; rational integration of
linear differential equations.

Epstein, Dr. Albert A, 70 £. 88d St, New York,
N. Y. BioXogical chemistry. Bussia, July
4, 80. B.S, N. Y. TTniv, 02, M.D, 05. Assoc,
attending physician and assoc. physiol, chemist,
Mt. Sinai Hosp, N, Y. City, 11- A.A; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Soc Exp. Biol; Soc Clin. Invest;
Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass. Metabolism.

Erdmann, Prof. Charles A(ndrew), TJniversity of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Anatomy, Mil-
waukee, Wis, Aug. 3, 66. Ph.G, 87; M.D, 93.
Instr. anat, Minnesota, 93-95, asst. prof, 95-00,
prof, 00- A.A; Asst. Anat. Articulations;
peritoneum; pituitary body; lymphatic system.

Erickson, E(mil) Theodore, XT. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Murray,
Utah, Jan. 20, 87. A.B, Utah, 16, A.M, 17.
AnaL chemist and electroanalyst, U. S. Smelt-
ing and Bef. Co, summers, 06-11, 12-16; assoc,
chemist, div. physical and chem. research, U, 8.
Geol. Surv, 18- Chem. Soc Geochemistry;
Utah hydrocarbons and oil shales; tests to de-
tect oil and bitumen; origin of petroleum.

Ericson, E(rie) J(ohn), 4954 Blaekstone Ave,
Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Gustafsfors Bruk,
Sweden, Feb. 8, 71. Grad, Filipstad's Sch.
Mines, Sweden, 89. With various indust. com-
panies, 90-05; chief chemist, Edgar Zinc Co, 05-
16; chem. engineer. Pan- Am. Manganese Corp,
17-18; chief chemist, Chicago div, J. H. WU-
liams Co, 19- Electrochem. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Swedish Eng. Soc Chicago. De-
termination of sulphur in steel; lead in ores;
lead and cadmium in spelter; titanium in alloys;

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fluorspar analysiB; powdered coal application in
zino smelting.

Srikson, Prof. Htary A(ntoii), 424 Hanrard 8t,
S. E; Minneapolis, Minn. Experimental phyHos,
Mt. Morris, Wis. B.E.E, Minnesota, 96, PhJ),
07. Instr. science, high sch, Rochester, Minn,
96-07 ; phyeios, Mirmesota, 97>05, asst. prof, 05-
14, assoe. prof, 14-15, prof, and ehairman of
dept, IS- A. A; Physical Soc. Physical meas-
urements; ionization of gases at high pressure;
rate of recombination of ions at different tem-
peratures.

Brlanger, Dr. Joseph, Medical School, Washing-
ton University, St. Louis, Mo. ^Physiology.
iSan Francisco, Calif, Jan. 5, 74. B.S, Califor-
nia, 95: M.D, Hopkins, 99, fellow, 00. Bes.
med. officer, Hopkins Hosp, 99-00, asst. physiol,
Hopkins, 00*01, instr, 01-03, assoe, 03-04,
assoc. prof, 04-06; prof, med. seh, Wisconsin,
06-10; Washington (8t. L<mi8), 10- AJl.
(▼. chairman, N, 20) ; Am. Physicians ; Physiol.
Soc. (mem. council, treas, 16-) ; Soc Exp. Biol;
hon. mem. Harvey Soc Metabolism in dogs
with shortened small intestines; clinical methods
of determining blood pressure; influence of pulse
pressure on renal secretion; mechuiism of the
circulation; heart-block in man and in mam-
mals; vagus action on the ventricles; regenera-
tion of heart tissue; venous pulse; manunalian
heart strips.

Bmflsty Dr. Tho(ma)8 B^ 20 W. Maple St, Chicago,
HI Chemistry. Chicago, 79. A.B, Illinois, 07,
A.M, 08, Ph.D, 10. Chief chemist, Nat. Oxygen
Co, 18" Electrolytic production of hydrogen
and oxygen; hydrogenation of oils.

Ernsts Dr. Hftrold O(lareiice), 8 Qreenough Ave,
Boston, Mass. ^Bacteriology. Cincinnati, Ohio,
July 31, 56. A.B, Harvard, 76, MJ), 80, A.M,
84. Demonstrator hacter, Harvard Med. Seh,
85-89, instr, 89-91, asst. prof, 91-95, prof, 96-
Ed, 'Jour. Med. Besearch.' Major, M. C.
Chairman and visiting bacteriologist, visiting
staff, Children's Hosp. Soc. Nat; Ass. Path,
and Bact. (past sec'y, pros, 08); Soc Bact;
Am. Physicians; Am. Acad; Boston Soc Med.
Sci. (pros); etc Tuberculosis; rabies; sup-
puration; diphtheria; tuberculin and tubercu-
losis; ultraviolet photomicrography.

Brve, Prof. J(o]in) van da. Medical College,
Charleston, S. C. Physiology. WiUemstad,
Netherlands, Sept. 30, 70. A.B, Hope, 95; A.M,
Princeton, 97, B.D, M.S, Chicago, 10, M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 11. Presb. minister, 97-11;
prof, physiol. and pharmacol, Alabama, 11-13;
prof, and director, dept. physiol. and pharmacol,
and assoc. dean, seh. med, Marquette, 13-19;
prof, physiol, Med. Col. of 8. C, 19- Am. Med.
Ass. Diastases in the blood ; hunger movements
of the stomaeh.

Brwln, Prof. A(rtbiir) TChomas), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Horticulture. Fulton, Mo,
Nov. 8, 74. Washington (St. Louis), 92-96;
Missouri, 96-98; B.S, Arkansas, 00; M.S.A,
Iowa State, 02. Asst. hort, Ark. Exp. Sta, 98-
99; instr, Iowa State, 00-03, assoe. prof, OS-,
chief, truck crop sect, Exp. Sta, 15- A. A; Soc.
Hort. Sci; feL Iowa Acad. Vegetable crops.

Escott, Edward BCrind), 1019 S. East Ave, Oak
Park, HI. Mathematics. Grand Bapids, Mich,

May 24, 68. B.S, Michigan, 95; fellow, Chi-
cago, 95-96, M.S, 96; Harvard, 96-97. Teacher,
high seh, Sheboygan, Wis, 97-98 ; Grand Bapids,
98-00; instr. math, Michigan, 00-14; actuary,
Kansas City Life Ins. Co, 14-19; accountant,

18- Am. Inst. Actuaries; Math. Soc Theory
of substitutions; theory of numbers; finite dif-
ferences.

Eshnar, Prof. AngiutDB A, 1019 Spruce St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Medicine. Memphis, Tenn, Nov.
17, 62. A.B, Cent. High Seh, Phila, 79, A.M,
84; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 88. Prof. clin.
med, Phila. Polyclinic, 95-18. Physician, Phila.
Ghen. Hosp, 96-14; asst. physician, Phila.
Orthop. Hosp. and Infirmary for Nervous Dis-
eases, 00-17; physician, Hosp. for Diesases
of Lungs, 01-^3; consulting physician, Mercy
Hosp, PMla, 06- Lieut, cardiovascular tuber,
board, M.B.C, 17. Am. Med. Ass; Phila. CoL
Physicians. Clinical and physiological medicine.

Esplno, Dr. Baf(ael) B, College of Agriculture,
Los Bafios, Laguna, P. I. Botany. Bataan,
P. I, Oct. 24, 90. B. Agr, TJniv. Philippines,
15; fellow, Hopkins, Ph.D, 19. Asst. bot, I7fliv.
Philippines, 15-17, instr. agron, 19, asst. prof,

19- A. A; Bot. Soc Agronomy; plant physi-
ology; crop physiology; salt requirements of
plants; influence of climate on development.

Eflsary, Prof. BCaamtf) H(«iir7)» UniTersity of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Mycology. Bluff,
Tenn, Sept. 11, 70. B.S, Tennessee, 97, M.S, 07.
Instr. science. La Grange, 99-02; Brenau, 02-
04; bot, Tennessee, 04-08, asst. prof, 08-12,
assoc botanist, Bxp. Sta, 12-19, "botanist, 19-
A. A; Phytopath. Soc Anthraenose resistant
red clover; wilt resistant tomatoes; Lespedeza
striata; fusarium causing wilt of tomatoes.

Esselflii* Dr. GCiuUtiu) J(olin), Jt» 86 Walker
Boad, Swampscott, Mass. Chemistry. Boxbury,
Mass, June 30, 88. A.B, Harvard, 09, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 12. Besearch chemist. Gen. Elec. Co, 12-
14; asst. manager and later manager, Chem.
Products Co, 14-18; headj research dept, A. J).
Little, Inc, 18- Chem. Soc. Cellulose; higher
fatty acids and their salts.

EBsenberg, Mn. 0(lirl8tine) E(Uzabeth Adamaon),
Scripps Institution for Biological Research, La
Jolla, Calif. Zoology. Livonia, Bussia, April
6, 81. B.S, B.Ped, Valparaiso, 11; M.S, Cali-
fornia, 14, Ph.D, 17. Teacher languages, Petro-
grad, Bussia, 02^08; teacher, pub. seh, Payette,
Idaho, 12-13; geologist and librarian, Scripps
Inst, California, 16- A. A; Micros. Soc; West.
Soc. Nat. Aquatic Hemiptera; marine annelids;
Desmopterus; Appendicularia.

EsBSK, Prof. Harry, Syracuse University, Syracuse,
N. Y.' Chemistry. MeadviUe, Pa, Nov. 2, 84.
A.B, Cornell, 07; Ph.D, Gottingen, 14. Instr.
chem, Kentucky, 07-10; head of dept, high seh.
Salt Lake City, 10-11; research assoc, Mellon
Inst, 14-18, prof, chem, Pittsburgh, 1^18; re-
search chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours and
Co, 18-20; prof, physical chem, Syracuse, $0-
Chem. Soc Benzols; phenols; naphthalenes;
chlorpentanes.

Essick, Dr. Charles Bheln, 520 Franklin St, Bead-
ing, Pa. Anatomy. Beading, Feb. 17, 83. A.B,
Yale, 05; M.D, Hopkins, 09. Asst. anat, Hop-

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Jdnsy O^lOy instr, 10-12, assoe. 12-14; manager,
Um grinding plant, Pa, Optical Co, 16- Capt,
M. 0, 18-19. A.A; Abb. Anat; Chem. Soc. The
nervonB ByBtem.

SflBig, Prof. E(dward) 0(Uver), UniyersitT' of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology, Ar-
cadia, Ind, Sept. 29, 84. B.S, Pomona, 09, M.S,
12. Hort. commiBBioiier, Ventura Co, Calif, 10-
11; see'y. State Hort. CommiBsion, Calif, 11-
14; oist, prof, entom, CaUfomia, 14^ AA;
Entom. Soe; Abb. Eeon. Entom; Calif. Acad.
Economic entomology; tazonomic and economic

- Aphididae and Coccidae.

EasUnger, Dr. E(dwl]i) W(altar), 1413 Lee St,
Charleston, W. Va. Chemittry, Danville, HI,
Sept. 19, 82. Ph.G, Purdne, 03; B.Ch.E, Mich-
igan, 07; A.M, Hopkins, 12; Ph.D, Cincinnati,
19. Instr. chem, Cincinnati, 12-18; engineer in
charge, bur. city tests, Cincinnati, 18-19; ehem-
iit in charge, HoUin Chem, Corp, 19- Chem.
Soc. TTraEolfi; bromination of benzene; barium.

Bitabrook, Dr. Artlnir H(owara)» Cold Spring
Harbor, N. Y. Biology, Leicester, Mass, May
9, 85. A3, Clark, 05, A.M, 06, fellow, 06-07;
Ph.D, HopkioB; 10; N. Y. Seh. Philanthropy, 14.
Asat. sooL dark, 06-07; in eugenics record office,
Carnegie Institistion, 10- Investigator, Ind. Com-
mittee on Mental Defectives, 17-18; Ueut. and
capt, Sanit. C, 18. AJL; Soc. Nat; Eugenics
B^»arch Am. (director, 10-) ; hon. mem. Soc
Bird Bestoration; Ind. Acad. Zoology; botany;
heredity; eugenics.

Bitabrook, B(dward) L(ew]8), Midwest Befining
Co, Casper, Wyo. Geology, Brandon, S. Dak,
May 10, 85. E.M, Pittsburg^, 11. Instr. geol,
Lehigh, 11-13; geoL and surveying. State Min-
ing Sch, Platteville, Wis, 13-14; geologitt.
Standard Oil Co. of N. Y, 14r-16 ; Wis. Zine Co,
16-17; Johnson and Huntley, 17-18; Midwest
Bef. Co, 18- Min. and Metal. Eng.

Bitobrook, Leon HCoyer), 1026 17th St, N. W,
Waahington, D. C. Btatixtios. Bockford, HI,
March 24, 69. A.B, Georgetown, 93, LL.B, 96;
Berlits Sch. of Languages; Corcoran ScL Sch,
(George Washington. Stenographer and clerk.
War Dept, 93; mem. congressional commission
to investigate business methods, 93-95; clerk,
War Dept, 95-03; stenographer, bur. plant in-
dust, X5, S. Dept. Agr, 04-05, officer in charge
of records, 05-09, chief, office seed distribution,
09-13, chief clerk, 17. 8, Dept, Agr, 13, statisti'
dan and chief, }>wr, statist, and crop estimates,
IS- Chairman, committee on finance and busi-
ness methods, IT. S. Dept. Agr; delegate at
large. World Cotton Convention, New Orleans,
19. Statist. Abb; Econ. Ass. Statistics of agri-
culture; crop and Hve stock estimation.

Bitolnrooke, Prof. W(illiain) L(iidlow), College
of the City of New York, New York, N. Y.
Chemistry, New York, April 15, 76. A.B, New
Brunswii^ 00, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 05; Harvard, 01.
Teacher, pub. schools, N. B, Can, 94-95; asst.
chem, Harvard, 00-01; teacher, Kingston Acad,
01-04; high sch, Yonkers, N. Y, 04-08; prof,
Col, City of N, Y, 08- Lecturer chem, N. Y.
City Board of Educ, 07-; prof. lab. organiza-
tion, Columbia, 17. A. A; Chem. Soc; N. Y.
ChemistB Club; N. Y. Chem. Teachers Club
14

(pros, 15). Food gelatin; soya bean casein;
gas masks; iron, steel, and cement.

Bsten, Prof. W(l]liaiii) M(errill), Storrs, Conn.
Bacteriology, Glendale, B. I, Aug. 27, 62. B.S,
Wesleyan, 94, M.S, 96. Asist. biol, Wesleyan,
94-06; dairy bacteriologist, Storrs Exp. Sta, 01-
16; prof, hooter, Conn, Col, 06- Inistr. histol,
summer sch, Brooklyn Inst, 95; prof, biol, Chau-
tauqua, 97-98. Special agent, ezp. sta. div, IT.
S. Dept. Agr, Columbian Expos, 93; investi-
gator, Boekefeller Inst. Soc. Bact; Middletown
Sci. Ass. (sec'y, 01-06). Soil bacteria; applica-
tion of fixation of nitrogen by bacteria; use of
insoluble phosphates with bacteria in place of
soluble.

Esterly, Prof. O(alTln) 0(Un), Occidental College,
Los Angeles, Calif. Zoology, Fort Stockton,
Tex, Aug. 1, 79. A.B, California, 02, A.M, 04;
Le Conte fellow of California, Harvard, 04-K)5,
Ph.D, 07. Asst. Eool, California, 02-04, 05-06;
Harvard, 06-07; prof, hiol, Occidental, (?7-/
hiologist, Scripps Inst, California, 10- A«A;
Soc. Zool; EcoL Soc; Cooper Omith. Club;
Micros. Soc (v. pres, 19); West. Soe. Nat.
Taxonomy, histology of sense organs and reac-
tions of Copepoda; distribution and movemente
of marine invertebrateB.

Estes, Dr. W(i]liain) L(awrence), Jr. Bethle-
hem, Pa. Medicine, South Bethlehem, Pa,
March 1, 85. A3, Lehigh, 05; M.D, HopUaa,
09. Intern, Hopkins Hoep, 09-10; asst, Mayo
Clinic, Bochester, Minn, 10-12; chief of staff,
8t, Luke's Eosp, 12-18, senior adj. surgeon, tO-;
med, adviser, Lehigh, IS- A. A; Col. Surg;
Am. Med. Abb; Am. Acad. Med. (asst. wc'yi
13-15).

Bsty, Dr. Jamee Biuseil^ 623 Yamum St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Bacteriology, Slatersville, B. I,
March 22, 93. B.S, B. I, Col, 14; M.S, Brown,
15, PhJ), 18. Inatr. bacter, Brown, 14-16; bac-
teriologist, milk dept, Providence, B. I, 16-17,
chemist, 17-19 ; bacteriologist, Nat, Canners Ass,
19- Bacteriology of canned foods; thermophilic
organisms; biology of Clostridium welchii.

E^, Prof. TQionuui) OCusliSiig), Amherst Col-
lege, Amherst, Mass. Mathematics, Amherst,
Dec. 8, 70. A.B, Amherst, 93, A.M, 97. Instr.
math, and drawing, Case, 94-95; math, Amherst,
95-98, 99-01; prof, Bocheater, 01-04; Amherst,
04-, acting dean, £0- A. A; Math. Soe.

Esty, Prof. William, 55 W. Market St, Bethlehem,
Pa. Electrical engineering, Amherst, Maas,
July 9, 68. A.B, Amherst, 89, A.M, 93; B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 93. Elec. engineer, Thomson*
Houston Elec. Co, 92-93; instr. elec, eng, Illi-
nois, 93-95, asst. prof, 95-98, assoc. prof, 98-
01; asst. prof, Lehigh, 01-03, prof, OS^ A.A;
Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ. Dynamo electric ma-
chinery; resistance of insulating materialB;
electromagnets; regulation of alternators.

Btchererry, Prof. Bernard Alfted, 2598 Buena
Vista Way, Berkeley, Calif. Civil engineering.
San Diego, Calif, June 30, 81. B.S, California,
02. Assoc, prof, civil eng, Nevada, 03-05; prof,
irrig, eng, CaUfomia, OS- Consulting engineer,
Calif, and B. C. Civil Eng. Irrigation engi-
neering practise and drainage.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Btheridge, Prof. W(Uliaiii) OCarlyle), Uniyenity
of MiBsonri, Columbia, Mo. Agronomy. Boa-
noke Isl^ N. C, June 30, 85. B.Agr, N. C. Col,
06; M.S, ComeU, 12, Ph.D, 15. Aflst. and later
assoe. agronomist^ N. C. Exp. Sta, 06-11; aast.
farm crops, Cornell, 11-15; prof, agron, Florida,
15-16; field crops, Missowri, 16- Field crops.

BttUnger, Prof. H(yinan) JCosepb), 2910 Harris
Park Ave, Austin, Tex. MathemaiiM, St.
Louis, Mo, Aug. 30, 89. AJ3, Washington (St
Louis), 10i5 A.M, Harvard, 11, PhJ), 20; Chi-
cago, summer, 17. Adj, prof, math, Texas, IS-
Math. Soc Applied mathematics; boundary
values.

Enstis, Dr. F(X6deric) A, 131 State St, Boston,
Mass. Metallurgy. Milton, Mass, Oct. 7, 77.
Mass. Inst. Tech; A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 02,
M.S, 03, ScJ>, 15. Practising metallurgist, OS-
With U. S. Shipping Board, 17-18. Min. and
MetaL Eng. Wet metallurgy of iron ores;
washing of smelter smoke.

Evans, Dr. AteKaadar W(llliam), Osbom Botan-
ical Laboratory, New Haven, Conn. *Botany,
Buffalo, N. Y, May 17, 68. Ph3. Tale, 90,
M.D, 92, Ph.D, 99. Instr. hot, Ydte, 95-01,
asst. prof, 01-06, Eaton prof, Sheffield 8oL 8ch,
06- AA; Soc Nat; Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 11);
Am. Acad; Conn. Acad, (sec'y, 97-03); Torrey
Bot. Club (assoc. ed, 07-14, ed, 14-). Hepaticae.

Bvans, Dr. Arthur TChompson), South Dakota
State College, Brookings, S. Dak. Botany,
Wellington, 111, May 22, 88. A.B, Illinois, 12;
M.S, Colorado, 15; fellow, Chicago, 17-18, Ph.D,
18. Principal, high sch, Wakefield, Mich, 12-
14; instr. bot, Colorado, 14-17; asst patholo-
gist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19;
prof, biol, Huron, 19-20; assoe, prof, agron, 8,
Dak. Col, and assoo, Exp, 8ta, XO- A.A; Eeol.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Morphology; cytology;
ecology; patiiology; agronomy.

Braofl, Prof. OClaiida) MCazey), Agricultural and
Mechanical College of Texas, College Station,
Tex. Agricultwre. Aledo, Tex, April 27, 84.
B.S, Tex. Col, 08; M.S, Iowa State, 09. Asst.
animal husbandry, Tex. Col, 07-08; Iowa State,
08-09; director agr, Lenox, 09-10; supt, agr.
exten, Tex. Col, 10-14; ed, 'South. Farm and
Dairy Magazine,' 14-15; in charge live stock
and dairy exten, Texas Col, 15-

Eyans, Prof. Griffith O(onrad), Bice Institute,
Houston, Tex. ^Mathematics, Boston, Mass,
May 11, 87. A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M, 08, Ph.D,
10. Sheldon fellow. Harvard, at Rome, 10-12;
instr. math. Harvard, 09-10; asst. prof, pure
math, Bice Inst, 12-16, prof, 16- Math. Soc;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. DifPerential, integral
and integro-diiferential equations; Sirchhoff's
law.

Evans, Dr. H(enry) B(rown), University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics. Day-
ton, Ohio, July 2, 71. M.E, Lehigh, 93; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 01. Instr. math, and astron, Le-
high, 94-95; Pennsylvania, 95-01; asst, 'Nauti-
cal Almanac,' 01-04; asst. prof, math, PennsyU
vania, 04-11, prof, 11-, dean, Towne Sci Sdi,
18-19. A.A; Math. Soc; Astron. Soc; Eng.
Educ.

Brans, Prof. Herbert H(eiLeaii), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. ^Anatomy. Mo-
desto, Calif, Sept 23, 82. B.S, California, 04;
M.D, Hopldns, 08. Asst. instr, assoc, and
assoc. prof, anat, Hopkins, 08-15; prof, CaU-
fomia, IS- Besearch assoc, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 13-15. Ass. Anat; Soc. Nat; Am. Med.
Ass; Soc Exp. BioL Histology; embryology;
blood supply of lymphatic vessels in man, and
of parathyroid glandules; resection of smaU in-
testine; lymphatic vessels in malignant growths;
development of vertebrate vascular system; vital
dyes of benzidin group; macrophages of mam-
mals; follicular atresia; physiological anatomy
of reproduction.

Evans, Prof. Herbert 8(ilae), University of Colo-
rado, Boulder, Colo. Electrical engineering.
Stella, Nebr, July 20, 75. B.S.(E.E), Ne-
braska, 98, E.E, 01. Electrician, C. B. and Q.
B. B. Co, 98-01; instr. and adj. prof, elec, eng,
Nebraid:a, 01-05; prof, Colorado, 05-, dean, col,
eng, 19- With Gen. Elec. Co, 05. Elec. Eng;
Electrochem. Soc; Eng. Edue. (v. pres). Elec-
trical transmission at high altitudes; electrical
measuring instruments; dielectron strength of
insulating materials.

Eyans, Dr. J(ohn) Edlis), Camp Grant, DL
Psychology, Brazil, Ind, Jan. 1, 82. A.B, In-
diana, 10, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Columbia, 16.
Teacher, elementary schools, 99-09; asst. educ,
Indiana, 09-14; psychol, Columbia, 13-14; instr,
Ohio State, 14-20; development expert, seat,
testing and grading, war dept, 19- A. A; Psy-
chol. Ass. General, experimental, educational
and animal psychology.

Evans, Dr. J(osepb) 8(pragg), 762 Langdon St,
Madison, Wis. Medicine, West Chester, Pa,
March 6, 75. A.B, Haverford, 95; M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 99. Instr. din, med, and assoe. Pep-
per Lab, Pennsylvania, 02-09; prof, Wisconsin,
09- Assoc Am. Physicians; Phila. CoL Physi-
cians. Bacteriology; dlinical medicine.

Evans, Morgan W, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, N. Bidgeville, Ohio. Agronomy, B.S.A,
Cornell, 06; M.S, George Washington, 20.
With forage crop investigations, U, 8, Dept.
Agr. 07-, <ust, agronomist. A. A; Soc Agron;
Ohio Acad. Timothy.

Evans, Prof. NevU Norton, McGiU University,
Montreal, Can. Chemistry. Montreal, Sept. 28,
65. B.S, McGill, 86, M.S, 92; Boyal Sch. ot
Mines, Freiberg, 89-90; Leipzig, 90-91. Dem-
onstrator chem, McGill, 86-89, lecturer, 91-01,
asst. prof, 01-07, assoc, prof, 07- Lecturer
chem. Nor. Sch, Montreal. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Can. Inst. Chem. Bock and mineral analysis.

Evans, Prof. Newton (Qnrdon), Loma Linda,
Calif. Pathology. Hamilton, Mo, June 1, 74.
B.S, Union (Nebr), 95; M.D, Cornell, 00. Instr.
and later prof. path, and histol. Am. Med. Mis-
sionary Col, 00-05; path, Tennessee, 08-11;
Col, Med, Evangelists, 14- Pathologist, Michael
Beese Hosp, C^cago, summer, 08; grant for
research. Am. Med. Ass, 03. A. A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Blastomycetic der-
matitis; coccidioidal granuloma and blastomy-
cosis of the central nervous system; brain
tumors.

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Evans, Prof. Percy K((irton)» 302 Waldron St,
West Lafayette, Ind. Chemistry. Montreal,
Can, Sept. 6, 69. B.S, MeGiU, 90; 1851 Ezhibi-
tion scholar, Leipzig, 91-^3, PhJ), 93; hon. fel-
low, Clark, 94. Asst. chem, McGill, 90-91;
Weeleyan, 94-95; instr, Pvrdae, 95-96, assoc
prof, 96-00, prof, and director, ohem. dept, 00^
A. A; Chem. Soe; fel. Ind. Aead. (pres, 10).
Adsorption of dissolved substances; salts in so-
lution; organic acid phosphids; creosote oil;
reaction between ethyl alcohol and sulphoric
acid; boiling and condensing points of alcohol-
water mixtures.

Evans, Dr. Bobert JCamas), Logan, Utah. Agri'
oulture. Lehi, Utah, July 2, 81. B.8.A, Utah
Col, 09; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. In charge dry farm
investigation, Utah Col, 12-18, state leader,
county agr. agents, 13-20; director, extension,
£0- A.A. Plant breeding.

Evans, Samn^ Ernest, Bennettsville, B. U
Agronomy, New Zion, 8. C, Feb. 27, 87. B.S,
Clemson, 10; M.S, Wisconsin, 14. Principal,
agr. dept, Agr. High Bch, Eros, La, 10-12;
agronomist. La. Indust. Inst, 13-14; lield agent,
V, 8, Dept, Agr, U- Instr, Clemson, summer,
15. A.A. Influence of carbon bisulphid upon
the germinality of grain; cotton wilt and root-
knot; com breeding.

Evans, Dr. Walter H(arrison), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botan/y,
Delphi, Ind, Jan. 3, 63. A.B, Wabash, 87,
A.M, 89, Ph.D, 96. Instr. bot, Wabash, 88-90;
botanist, Eli Lilly and Co, Indianapolis, 90-91;
2»ot. ed, *Exp, Sta, Record,' U, 8, Dept. Agr,
B2-, chief, InsvXar Exp, Stations, OS- Special
agent, Columbian Expos, 92-93; special com-
missioner to Alaska, U. S. Dept. Agr, 97. Gold
medal, Paris, 00; grand prize, Ia. Purchase
Expos, 04. Delegate, Int. Cong. Forestry, etc,
Paris, 00. A. A; Wash. Bot Soc; Wash« BioL
Soc. Comaceae; effect of copper sulphate upon
the germination of seed.

Evans, Prof. W(ard) V(lnton), Northwestern
University, Evanston, 111. Physical chemistry.
Bawlinsville, Pa, June 8, 83. Ph.B, Franklin
and Marshall, 07; Ph.D, Columbia, 16. Asst.
chem, Columbia, 15-16; instr. Northwestern,
16-17, prof, physical chem, lft-19, chem, 19-
Lieut, U. 8. A, 17-18. Chem. 8oc. Surface ten-
sions of mutually soluble liquid systems; inter-
atomic arrangements; detonation rates of high
explosives; E. M. F. of non-aqueous solvents.

Evans, Dr. W(iUiam) A(ngnstii8), Tribune Build-
ing, Chicago, m. Public health, Marion, Ala,
Aug. 5, 65. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 83, M.S, 85;
M.D, Tulane, 85, LL.D; MJ), ad eundem, Illi-
nois, 99; D.]P.H, Michigan. Demonstrator path,
Col. Physicians and 8urg, Illinois, 91-^5, prof,
95-08; hygiene and sanit. science, Northwest-
em, 08- Commissioner of Health, Chicago, 07-
11; health editor, 'Chicago Tribune.' Am, Med.
Ass; Pub. Health Ass.

Evans, Prof. W(iUia)m Lloyd* Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry, Colum-
bus, Dec. 22, 70. B.S, Ohio State, 92, fellow,
95-96, M.S, 96; Lowenthal fellow, Chicago, 04-
05, Ph.D, 05. Asst. ceramics, Ohio State, 96-
98; instr. chem, high soh, Colo. Springs, Colo,
98-02; asst. prof, Ohio State, 05-08, assoc prof,

08-11, prof, 11- Major and director, chem.
lab. and inspection div, Edgewood Arsenal,
C. W. 8, 17-19. A.A. (councilor, C, 16) ; Chem.
Soc. Dissociation phenomena in aromatic car-
binols; oxidation of organic compounds.

Eve, Prof. A(rihnr) 8(tewart), McGill Univer-
sity, Montreal, Can. Physios, Silsoe. Bedford-
shire, England, Nov. 22, 62. Pembroke Col,
B.A, Cambridge, 84, M.A, 89; hon. ScD, McGill,
08. Asst. master, Marlborough Col, England,
86-03; lecturer math, UoQifX, 03-05, asst prof,
05-09, assoc. prof, 09-12, prof, IB-, director, 19-
Capt. and major, C. E. F, 15--17, coL and direc-
tor exp. sta, anti-submarine div, 17-18. Phys-
ical Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can; Boyal Soc.
Badio-activity; ionization.

Everett, Prof. Walter a(oodnow), Brown Univer-
sity, Providence^ B. I. Ethics, Bowe, Mass,
Aug. 21, 60. A.B, Brown, 85, A.M, 88, Ph.D,
95; Berlin and Strasbourg, 95H96. Instr. Greek
and Latin, Brown, 90-94, assoc. prof, philos,
94-00, prof, 00- Acting pres. Brown, 12-13;
trustee, Butler Hosp, 13- Psychol. Ass; Philos.
Ass; Inst. Social Sci. Ethics and religion and
their mutual relations; moral values.

Everhart, Dr. Edgar, 150 N. Jackson St, Atlanta,
Ga. Chemistry, Stokes Co, N. C, April 8, 54.
A.B, Badne, 73, A.M, 75; Columbia, 74-76;
Fresenius' Lab, Wiesbaden, 76; Ph.D, Frei-
burg, 78. Asst. chem, Stevens, 78-84; prof,
Texas, 84-94; Cox, 94r-97. Chemist, Ga. GeoL
8urv, 04- aIA; Chem. Soc; Chem. (Resell. Or-
ganic and physiological chemistry.

Evermann, Dr. Barton W(arren), Museum, Cali-
fornia Academy of Sciences, San Francisco,
Calif. ^Ichthyology, Biology, Monroe Co, Iowa,
Oct. 24, 53. Howard (Ind), 70-72; Butler,
78-79; B.8, Indiana, 86, A.M, 88, PhJ), 91.
Teacher, pub. schools, Ind, 71-79; Calif, 79-^81;
supt. schools, Carroll Co, Ind, 83-85; prof. biol.
and geol, Ind. State Nor..Sch, 86-91; ichthyolo-
gist, U. 8. Fish Commission, 91-13; asst. in
charge, div. scientific inquiry, U. 8. Bur. Fish-
eries, 03-10, chief, Alaska Fisheries Service,
10-14; curator, div. fisheries, U. 8. Nat. Mu-
seum, 05-14; director, museum, Calif, Acad, 14-
^edal lecturer, Stanford, 93-94; lecturer, Cor-
nell, 99-03; forest sch, Yale, 04-; mem. U. 8.
Fur Seal Commission, 92; Board Scientific Surv.
of the Philippines; assoc. Int. Fisheries Com-
mission, 08-09; mem. Board of Educ, Washing-
ton, D. C, 06-10. Gold medal, Paris Expos, 00;
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. A.A. (v. pres. Pa-
cific div, 17-); fel. Ornith. Union; Cooper Or-
nith. Club (pres, 16-18); Soc. Mammal: Plant
Preservation Soc; Soc. Preservation Wild Life;
West. Soc. Nat; Pacific Fisheries Soc; Calif.
Acad, (ed, 14-); Ind. Acad; Wash. Acad, (ed,
04r-10); Wash. Biol. Soc (pres, 03). Geo-
graphic distribution of fishes; fishes of north
and middle America, Porto Bico and Hawaii;
food and game fishes; physical and biological
survey of Lake Maxinkuckee; Salmonidse; mu-
seum administration.

ETvard, Prof. John MCarcns), Ames, Iowa. Ani-
mal hushandry, Saunemin, HI, Nov. 6, 84.
B.S. A, Illinois, 07; M.S, Missouri, 09. Asst. to
dean, col. agr, Missouri, 07-10; asst. chief ani-
mal husbandry, Iowa Exp. Sta, 10-14, in charge

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

0/ aeot. and chief suHne produetion, 11-, aasoo.
prof, animal husbandry, Iowa State, 16-18,
prof, 18- A. A; Soe. Animal Produetioii (pres) ;
Chem. Soe; XT. S. Liye Stock Sanit. Abs; feL
Iowa Aead. FeedB and feeding; applied nutri-
tion; Bwine, eattle and eheep production.

Ew^ Dr. Artbiv W(odlae7)» Worcester Poly-
technio Institute, Woroester, Mass. *Phy8ieM.
Bradford, Mass, Oct. 20, 73. A.B, Yale, 97,
Sloane fellow, 97-99, Ph.D, 99; Hopkins, 99-
00; Berlin, 04. Asst. phyeics, Yale, 97-99;
instr, Worcester, 00-04, asst. prof, 04-10, prof,
10- Capt. and major and head, bomb unity Air
Service, A. E. F ; tech. expert aerial bombs,
War Dept; trustee, Dummer Acad; Bancroft
Sch. Physical Soe; Am. Acad; Soo. de Phys-
ique. Optical properties of transparent bodies
when subjected to torsion and other mechanical
strains; elastic properties of jellies; optical
properties of distorted jelly and glass; magnetic
double refraction; electrolytic conduction;
osone; electrode potentials; dispersion in arti-
floial rotatory polarization; measurement of ez-
plosire waves and forces.

BweU, Dr. Mamliall D(aTl8), 749 Tate St, Mem-
phis, Tenn. Microscopy, Oxford, Mich, Aug.
18, 44. LL.B, Michigan, 68, I4L.D, 79; hon.
A.M, Northwestern, 79, MJ), 84. Mioroscopicdl
and handioriting expert. A ,A; Micros. Soe
(pres, 91, 06); Physical Soe; Philos. Soe; SL
Micros. Soe. (pres, 09-11); Optical^ Soe; hon.
feL (Thicago Acad. Med; feL Boyal Micros. Soe
Metrology; handwriting; medical jurisprudence.

Bwlng, Prof. Dwlght T, East Lansing, Mich.
Chemistry. Iowa. B.S, Parsons, 11; M.S, Chi-
cago, 15, duPont fellow, 18-19, PhJ), 20. Asst.
prof, chem, Mich. Agr. Col, 14- Asst. physical
chem, Chicago, summer, 18. Chem. Soe. Ad-
sorption; electrometric titration of uranium
salts.

Swing, Prof. Ephraini HCacDonald), Asheville,
N. C. Physiology. Kansas City, Mo, Sept. 18,
89. A.B, Missouri, 09, A.M, 10; S0.D, N. Y.
Unir, 12, MJ), 18. Asst. physiol, Missouri, 09-
10; instr, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
10-12, asst. prof, 12-16; acting prof. Fordham,
14; Tulane, 19-20. PhysioL Soe; Soe. Exp.
Biol. Atropin and pilocarpin on saliva; the
venous pulse; carbohydrate metabolism and in-
ternal secretions; experimental shock.

Swing, Dr. H(eiiry) ECUsworth), National Mu-
seuxn, Washington, D. C. JSntomology. Areola,
111, Feb. 11. 83. Knox, 02-04; A.B, Illinois, 06,
A.M, 08; Chicago, 06-07; Schuyler feUow, Cor-
nell, 10-11, Ph.D, 11. Lab. asst. biol, Knox,
03-04; zool, Illinois, 07-08; science teacher,
Marshall Township High Sch, 08-09; asst. sool,
Iowa State, 09-10; entom, Oregon Exp. Sta,
11-14; asst. prof, Iowa State, 14-16, assoe. prof ,
16-19; specialist, bar. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
19- A.A; Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom ; Ecol.
Soe; Nature Study Soe; Iowa Acad; lU. Acad.
Arachnida; the parasitic Acarina; animal para-
sites; pure line inheritance; racial persistance
through segregation; mutation under the influ-
ence of natural selection.

Swing, Pirof. James, 717 E. Second St, Northileld,
Minn. Botany. Aberdeen, Scotland, June 14,

88. M.A, Aberdeen, 10, B.Sc, 11; ScD, Ohi-
eago, 16. Asst. lecturer bot, Aberdeen, 11-12;
instr. biol, Carleton, 12-13, asst. prof, IS- EeoL
Soe Plant ecology.

Swing, Prof. James, Cornell University Medical
College, 477 First Ave, New York, N. T.
^Pathology. Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec. 25, 66. A.B,
Amherst, 88, A.M, 91; M.D, Columbia, 91; Vi-
enna, 95; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 12. Tutor
histol, Columbia, 93-97, Clark fellow, 96-99,
instr. clin. path, 97-98; prof, path, med. col,
Cornell, 99- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact. (pres,
06); Am. Physicians; Soe. Exp. BioL (pres,
12); Soe Bact; Ass. Cancer Control; Ass. Cto-
cer Besearch (pres, 07) ; Harvey Soe. (pres,
08); Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med. Blood;
ganglion cells; malaria; variola; antointoziea-
tion; tumors.

Bxner, Dr. Fraas F(redeilck), Carleton College,
Northfleld, Minn, Chemistry. Silesia, Austria,
March 28, 68. A.B, Carleton, 95; PhJ>, Penn-
sylvania, 08. Teacher science and math, high
sch, Madelia, Minn, 95-98; scienee, Wilton, 98*
00; instr. gen. chem, Pennsylvania, 01-02; prof,
chem, Carleton, OS- A.A; Chem. Soe. Complex
inorganic adds of W0„ y«Os, and Pid; puriil-
cation of tungsten and its atomic weight ; halids
of tungsten; rapid precipitation of metals by
electrol^is ; determination of Pb in baking pow-
ders and of FckO, in phosphate rocks; quanti-
tative sublimation.

Bydediymer, Prof. Albert Chauneey, 201 S.
Bidgeland Ave, Oak Park, IlL *AnaUmy, His-
tology, Embryology. Cambridge, N. Y, 67.
B.S, Michigan, 91; fellow, Princeton, 91; fel-
low, dark, 91-92; fellow, Chicago, 92-93, PhJ),
94; Cambridge, England, 95-96; Austin fellow,
Harvard Med. Sch, 00-01; M.D, St Louis, 10.
Asst. animal morph, Michigan, 89, bot, 90; chitf
asst, Alliw Lake Lab, 90-91; asst biol, Chicago,
98-95, assoc. anat, 95-97, instr, 97-02, asst
prof, 02-03; director, anat. dept, St Louis, 03-
13; prof. anat. and head of dept, med. dept,
lUinds, IS-, dean, col. med, 17- Lecturer
human embryol. Bush Med. Col, 97-98, asst
prof, 98-99. A. A; Soe. Nat; Soe Zool; Ass.
Anat; Am. Acad. Med. Vertebrate embryology;
histogenesis; normal plates on Neeturus; atlas
of topographical anatomy; anatomical names.

Eyer, BCsnJamin) FCranklin), 8430 Belief ontaine
St, Kansas City, Mo. Slectrical engineering.
Toronto, Can, 69. Chicago; B.S, Armour, (H,
E.E, 08. Teacher physics and chem, high seh,
Topeka, Ejms, 95-00; prof, physics and else,
eng, Kansas State, 00-08, elec eng, 08-13; sales
engineer, ElwelUParker Elec. Co, Cleveland,
Ohio, IS- Assoc. Elec. Eng; Elans. Acad. (v.
pres, 06) ; Eans. Elec Light Ass.

Eyerman, John, The Grlswold, Cleveland, Ohio.
Chemistry, Mineralogy, Easton, Pa, Jan. 15, 67.
Lafayette, 84-87; Harvard, 87; Princeton, 88^
96. Lecturer determinative miner, Lafayette,
87-92; assoc. ed, 'Jour. AnaL Chem'; 'Am.
Geologist,' 88-98. A.A; Chem. Soe; Qeol. Soe;
Paleont. Soo; Soe. Vert. Paleont; fel. Am. Geog.
Soe; Phila. Acad; fel. N. Y. Acad; British Ass|
London Geol. Ass. Mining geology; paleontol-
ogy; mineralogy of Pennsylvania; Tenmocyon;
Hypotemnodon; zirconium; tantalum; glucinum.

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Syster, Prof. J(oli2i) A(iigiistl]ie) E(ngUdi)» Uni-
rersitj of WiBCondn, Madison, Wis. ^FhygioU
ogy, Pharmaoology. Augusta Co, Va, July 31,
81. B.8, Md. Col, 99; Hopkins, 99-01, U.J>,
05, fellow^ 0&-06; Freiburg, 06. Asst physiol,
Hopkins, 06-07, instr, 07-08, assoe, 08-09; prof.
phaxmaool, Virginia, 09-11; physiol, Wisoonain,
11" A.A; Physiol. Soe; Soc. Phannaeol; Soo.
Exp. Biol; Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass.
Physiology of respiration and eireulation.

Byster, Dr. William H(enr7), University of Mis-
souri, Columbia. Mo. Biology, Fishers Ferry,
Pa, July 13, 89. A.B, Bueknell, 14, A.M, 15;
Ph.D, Cornell, 20. Prof, biol, Pa. State Forest
Aead, 14-16; nat. science and head, dept. sci-
ence, Cortland State Nor. and Training Seh,
16-18; asst. plant breeding, Cornell, 18-19,
instr. hot, 19-20, Miuouri, tO- AA; Bot. Soc;
Nature Study Soc. Genetics; evolution.

Fabls, Adolph TXK Brownwood, Tex. JFnlomol-
ogy, B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 12; Cornell, 13-
14. Sdentifie asst, hur, entom, U. 8. Dept, Agr,
14- AA; Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc.
Nut insects.

Faliyan, Prof. Manflial, Harvard Medical School,
Boston, Mass. Pathology, Brookline, Mass,
Feb. 17, 79. AB, Harvard, 00, M.D, 04. In-
tern, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 04-05; asst. res. physi-
cian, Hopkins Hosp, 06-07; instr. comp, path,
Harvard Med, 8eh, 09-12, asst, prof, IB- Abb.
Path, and Baet. Comparative pathology.

Faccloll, Giuseppe, General Electric Co, Pitts-
field, Mass. Electrical engineering, Bome,
Italy, April 7, 77. E.E, Polytech, Milan, Italy,
99. Asst. to William Stanley, Jr, 05-08; asst.
engineer, Gen, Elec. Co, 08-14, works elec, en-
gineer, 13- Elec. Eng; British Inst. Elec Eng;
ItaL Soc. Elec. Eng. High tension and high
frequency phenomena.

Fackenthal, B(enjamln) FCranklin), Jr, Biegels-
ville. Pa. Mining engineering, Chemietry.
]>oylestown. Pa, June 2, 51. LidPayette, 74-75,
hon. A.M, 97, ScD, 11. Manager, works and
mines, Durham Iron Works, 76; gen. manager,
blast furnaces, Cooper, Hewitt and Ck>, Pequest
and Bingwood, 79H93; pres, Thomas Iron Oo,
93-18; Ironton B. B. Co, 93-14; Clymer Power
Co, V. pres, Easton Trust Co, 93-; consulting
mining engineer and metallurgist; pres, board
of trustees, Franklin and Marshall. Min. Eng;
Soc Test. Mat; British Iron and Steel Inst.
Metallurgy.

Fahr«iwald, Dr. Frank A, 1692 Glenmont Boad,
Cleveland Heights, Ohio. Mining engineering.
S. Dak, Feb. 22 88. B.S, S. Dak. Sch. Mines;
M.S, Pa. Sch. Mines; Ph.D, Michigan. ConnUt-
ing engineer, Min. Eng; Chem. Soc: British
Inst. Metals. Metallurgy; general industrial
chemistry; metals and aUoys.

ralUa, Gioactihino, Memorial Hospital, New York,
N. Y. Phyeics. Italy, July 19, 91. E.E, Co-
lumbia, 15, AM, 16. Physieiet, Mem, PLosp, N.
Y. Citif, 15- Asst. to scientific attach^, Bome,
Italy, 18-19. AA; Physical Soc; Badium Soc
Badioactivity; radium in the treatment of can-
cer; correlation of physical properties and
physiological action of radium.

Fairbanks, Brof. Floyd OCooper), University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. Phyeica, William-
son, N. Y, Nov. 27, 73. A.B, Bochester, 01,
04-05; Cornell, 05-06. Instr. science, high sch,
Geneva, N. Y, 01-04; phiytioe, Drexel, 06-14,
senior instr, 14-18; asst, prof, Bochester, 18-
Physical Soc; Bochester Acad; Phila. Physics
Club. Heat of vaporization of liquid air; den-
sity of rocks from deep mines; optics.

Fairbanks, Dr. H(arold) W(eUman), Tamalpais
Boad, Berkeley, Calif. Geology, Physiography,
Conewango, N. Y, Aug. 29, 60. B.S, Michigan,
90; PhJ), California, 96. Connected with Calif.
State Mining Bur, 90-94; asst, IT. 8. Geol. Snrv,
99-00; independent research, 00- Assoc ed,
'Nature-Study Bev.' A. A; Ass, Geog. Geogra-
phy; the geology and physiography of Call*
fomia.

Fairchlld, 0(liarle8) O(won), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics, Marinette,
Wis, Feb. 27, 90. M.S, Bose, 12. Chem. engi-
neer. West Chem. Mfg. Co, 12-14; with Bur.
Standards, 15-19, assoc, physicist, 19- Physical
Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Pyrometry.

Falrchild, David G(randl8on), TJ. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Botony,.
Agricultnre, Agricultural College, Mich, April
7, 69. B.S, Kansas State, 88, M.S, 93; Naples
Zool. Sta, 93; Breslau and Berlin, 94; Bonn,
95; Buitenzorg Btt. Gardens, 96; Ph.D, Oberlin,
16. Second asst. pathologist, U, 8. Dept. Agr,
89-92, first asst. pathologist, div. veg. path, 92-

93, special agent in charge, sect, seed and plant
introduction, 97-98, agr, explorer, 98-03, in
charge office, OS- Asst. to Barbour Lathrop on
expeditions in search of valuable seeds and
plants, 98-00, 01-03. A.A; Bot. Soc. (coun-
cilor, 14-16); Genetic Ass. (pres, 13-); Nat.
Geog. Soc. (director); Pomol. Soc; Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci; l^t. Ass. Bot. Plant introduction;
plant diseases; microscopic fungi and marine
algae; introduction into America of valuable
seeds and plants.

Fairdiild, Prof. D(avld) SCtorgess), Clinton,
Iowa. Surgical pathology. Fairfield, Vt, Sept.
16, 47. M.D, Albany Med. Col, 68. Prof,
comp. physiol. and anat, Iowa State, 79-93;
surg. path, and surg, Drake, 82-09, dean, 03-
09; ed, *Jow, Iowa State Med, Soc' Am. Med.
Ass. (first V. pres, 14) ; CoL Surg; West, Surg.
Ass. (pres, 98) ; Iowa Acad.

Fairchlld, Prof. H(erman) LCeBoy), University
of Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. ^Geology,
Montrose, Pa, April 29, 60. B.S, Cornell, 74;
hon. Sc.D, Pittsburgh, 10. Teacher, Wyoming
Sem, Kingston, Pa, 74-76; lecturer, N. Y. City
private schools, Cooper Union, etc, 77-88; prof.
geol, Bochester, 88-20, emer, prof, tO- Ad
interim prof, geol, Vassar, 78. A A (gen. sec ^j,

94, V. pres, 98) ; Geol. Soc. (sec 'y, 90-07, pres,
12); N. Y. Acad, (sec'y, 85-88); Bochester
Acad, (pres, 89-01, 18) ; hon. and cor. mem. of
various other societies. Pleistocene geology.

Fairlie, Andrew M(lller), Citizens and Southern
Bank Building, Atlanta, Ga. Chemical engineer-
ing. Glasgow, Scotland, Feb. 11, 77. A.B,
Harvard, 00. Chief chemist, Tenn. Copper Co,
06-07, asst. supt, acid dept, 08-16, supt, 16-17;
chem. engineer, 17-18; consulting chem. engi-

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neer, IS- Chem. Soo; Chem. Eng; Inst. Metals
(see '7, 07). Solphnrie aeid manitfactare; filling
material for chemical towers; protection of aoil
plant materials from acid corrosion; chamber
process.

Fairman, Dr. OCharles) B(dwaid), Lyndonvilley
N. Y. Mycology. Yates, N. Y, Dec. 28, 56.
A.B, Bochester, 74, A.M, 77; M.D, St. Louis
Med, Col, 77. Cor. mem. Rochester Acad.
Mycology of western New York; North Amer-
ican Pyrenomyceteae and Lophiostomaceae.

Fales, Prof. Harold ACthelstane), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N, Y. Chemistry. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Aug. 5, 82. B.S, Brooklyn Polytech,
11; A.M, Columbia, 14, Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem,
Columbia, 13-19, asat. prof, 19-. Chem. Soc
Analytical and physical chemistry.

Falk, Br. K(aaftaiaii) Georgo^ BooscTelt Hospital,
New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry. New York, Sept.
8, 80. B.S, Columbia, 01; Hopkins, 01-03;
Ph.D, Strasbourg, 05; Berlin, 0&-06. Asst.
physical chem, Columbia, 06-07, tutor physics,
07-09; research assoc. physical chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 09-11; chemist, Harriman Besearch Lab,
Boosevelt Eosp, 11- Capt. Sanit. C, 18-19.
A.A; Chem. Soc. (v. chairman, N. Y. sect, 14);
Soc. BioL Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; fel. N. Y.
Acad, (sec'y, sect, aatron, physics and chem,
18); London Chem. Soc. Valence; enzymes;
meat spoilage; food dehydration; antibody
analysis; glycin; refractive indices and tempera-
tures; ignition temperatures; condensation of
ophthalaldehyde; hezamethylenetetramin.

Fall, Prof. Del08» 314 College Court, Albion> Mich.
Chemistry, Ann Arbor, Mich, Jan. 29, 48. B.S,
Michigan, 75, M.S, 82; hon. ScD, Albion, 98,
LL.D, 08. Teacher science, high sch, Ann
Arbor, 71; principal, high sch, Flint, 75-78;
prof, science, Albion, 78-88, chem, 88- State
supt. pub. instruction, Mich, 00-04; mem.
State Board of Health, 88-00; chairman, com-
mittee on edue, Mich. State Constitutional Con-
vention, 07; consulting chemist. A. A; Pub.
Health Ass. Education; sanitary science; as-
saying; coal and peat; Portland cement; science
for beginners.

Fall, H(enry) O(linton), Tyngsboro, Mass. Ento-
mology. Parmington, N. H, Dec. 2o, 62. B.S,
Dartmouth. Entom. Soc. American Coleoptera;
the Ptinidae of boreal America; the Lath-
ridiidae; American Diplotazes; revision of
American Hydropori and Gyrini.

Famnlaner, Dr. L(emael) W(illlam), 385 Ft.
Washington Ave, New York, N. Y. Pharm4icol-
ogy. Pathology. Galesburg, HI, Aug. 27, 75.
Ph.C, Michigan, 00, A.B, 03, M.D, 06. Asst.
prof, path, Indiana, 06-07; bacteriologist and
asst. director, research lab, Dept. Health, N. Y.
City, 07-14; bacteriologist, 8t. Luke's Eosp, 13-
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Bact; Soc. Immunol ' Physiological assays;
serology; bacteriology.

Fantns, Prof. B(emard), 719 S. Ashland Boule-
vard, Chicago, 111. Pharmacology. Budapest,
Hungary, Sept. 1, 74. Eeal-Gymnasium, Vi-
enna; M.D, Illinois, 99; M.S, Michigan, 17;
Strasbourg, 06; Berlin, 09. Intern, Cook Co.
Hosp, 99-00; adj. prof. mat. med. and thera-

peut, Illinois, 00-02, prof, 03-12, asst. prof,
din. med, 0S^12, prof. pharmacoL and thera-
pent, 13-17; assoc. prof, therapeut, Bush Med.
Col, 17- Lecturer, sch. pharmacy, Hlinois, 13-
A. A; Soc. Internal Med; Pharmaceut. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Therapeutics; fuller's earth; com-
parison of optochin and quinin; candy medica-
tion; antidotes to mercuric chlorid; prescrip-
tion writing; blood-pressure.

Farabee, Dr. William O(nrtis), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Anthropology.
Washington, Pa, Feb. 7, 65. AJB, Waynesburg,
94, A.M, 95; A.M, Harvard, 00, fellow, 00-03,
Ph.D, 03; hon. Sc.D, Waynesburg, 16. Instr.
anthrop, Harvard, 03-13; curator, museum,
Pennsylvania, IS- Hon. mem. faculty, Uni-
versidad Major de San Marcos de Lima, 09-;
director, De Milhan-Harvard ezped. to S. Am,
06-09; Pennsylvania exped. to Amazon, 13-16;
ethnographer, Am. Committee to Negotiate
Peace, Paris, 18-19; capt, 18-19, major, 19-
Gh>ld medal. Harvard Travellers Club, 09; Phila.
Geog. Soc, 16; medal. Explorers Club, 16. A.A;
Anthrop. Ass. (pres, 20) ; hon. mem. Am. Geog.
Soc; Antiq. Soc; Philos. Sec; Am. Acad;
fel. Boyal Geog. Soc; Soc. anthrop. de Paris.
Physical anthropology; inheritance; ethnology
and archeology of South America.

Fara^her, Prof. Paul VCaaoe), 1247 Murdoch St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Metallurgy. Sabetha, Hans,
June 17, 88. A.B, Kansas, 09, 10; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 11-12, Ph.D, 13; fellow, California, 12-
13. Instr. chem, Kansas, 10-11, asst. prof, 13-
18, assoc. prof, 18; fellow, Mellon Inst, 18-19;
chief, exp. lab, research buir,Alumi'Mim Co, of Am.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng. E.M.F.
in aqueous solvents; metallography of light al-
loys.

Faragher, Dr. W(arren) F(red), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Sabetha, Kans,
April 25, 84. A.B, Kansas, 05, fellow, 07-09,
Ph.D, 10. Instr. chem, Kansas, 05-07; research
chemist, Alden Spear's Sons Co, 09-18; fellow,
Mellon Inst, 18- Lecturer chem. and tech. of
petroleum, Pittsburgh, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat; KxnB. Acad. Chemistry of
power laundering; petroleum products.

Faribault, E(iigdiie) Bodolphe, Geological Survey,
Ottawa, Can. Geology, L ' Assomption, Que,
Nov. 4, 60. B.A.S, C.E, Laval, 82. Geologist,
Can, Geol. 8urv, 8t- Mem. jury awards, Paris
Expos, 00. Gold medal, Pan-Am. Expos, 01.
Int. Geol. Cong, Paris, 00. Geol. Soc; Can. Min.
Inst; N. S. £ist; hon. mem. N. S. Min. Soc;
fel. Boyal Soc. Can. Geological survey, map-
ping and study of the gold fields of Nova Sco-
tia; structure of the anticlinal folds and
auriferous saddle-veins and their recurrence in
depth.

FarlB, Prof. Ellsworth, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. Psychology. Salem, Tenn, 74.
B.S, Tex. Christian Col, 94; Ph.D, Chicago, 14.
Prof, philos, Tex. Christian Col, 06-11; instr,
Chicago, 12-13; asst. prof, Iowa, 13-14; instr.
psychol, Chicago, 14-15; assoc. prof, and later
prof, psychol, Iowa, 15-20, acting director. Child
Welfare Besearch Sta ; prof, sociol, Chicago, tO-
A.A; Psychol. Ass. Psychology of puni^ment;
primitive peoples.

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215

TatiB, BColMrt) L(a6), IT. 8. Coast and Qeodetie
Snnrey, Wadiingtoii, D. O. OeophyHes, Ca-
rathenrille, Mo, 68. 0.E, Missouri, 90. Civil
asst. engineer, eorps engineers, U.S.A, 90-91 ; re-
corder and aid. 17. 8. Coiui and Oeod. 8wrv, 91-
95, asBt, 95-17, a$9t, tnpt, director, tO-, inspec-
tor magnetie work and ddef , diy. terrestrial mag-
netism, 06-14, hydrog. and geod. engineer, 17"
Mem. Miss. Biver Commission, 19-; G^phjs.
Union. A.A; Civil Eng; Wash. Acad, (treas) ;
Wash. Philos. Soc (sec'y, v. pros); Wash. Soc
Eng; Wash. GeoL Soc. Terrestrial magnetism.

Fanner, Prof. OOiester) J(6fferson), 2421 8. Dear-
bom St, Chicago, BL Biologieal ehemistry.
North Andover, Mass, July 18, 86. Diploma,
LoweU Textile Beh, 07; A.M, Harvard, 13.
Teaching fellow, Harvard Med. Sch, 09-11, asst.
bioL chem, 11-13; prof, dhem, Marquette, IS-
IS; assoc prof. Northwestern, 18-19, prof, 19"
Chem. expert, referee board, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
08-09. A. A; Chem. Soc. Bacterial metabolism;
urine analysis; estimation of carbon in physio-
logical fluids.

Farmer, F(raxik) MCaloolm), 15 W. 9lBt St, New
York, N. Y. Bleetrioal engineering, Dion, N.
Y, March 28, 77. M.E, Cornell, 99. Inspector,
XT. S. Navy Dept, Brooklyn, 00-02; engineer,
Elee. Testing Laboratories, 03-11, chief engineer,
11" A.A; Elee. Eng; Soc Test Mat; N. Y.
Elee. Soc. Electrical measurements; tests and
materials; insulating materials.

FamaiOy Prof. Henry (Waloott), Yale XTnivecsity,
New Haven, Conn. Economies. New Haven,
Nov. 6, 53. A.B, Yale, 74, A.M, 76; Berlin,-
GOttingen; BJ?J>, Strasbourg, 78. Tutor, Yale,
78-80, prof, eoon, 80-18, ewwr. prof, 18- Sec'y,
dept. econ. and sociol, Carnegie Institution^ 08-
09, chairman, 0^16. A. A; Econ. Ass. (pros,
10-); Am. Acad. Polit. and'SociaL Sci; Sociol.
Soc; Ass. Labor Legis. (pros, 07-10); Statist.
Ass; Aiw, Hist. Ass; Conn. Acad; N. Y. Acad.
Polit Sci; Verein fur Sozialpolitik; Soc. de
L^gis. comp. Labor legislation; economic his-
tory of the United States.

Famaa, Prof. E(arl) F(redeinek)» University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Cov-
ington, Ky, July 5, 83. AJ3, Cincinnati, 05,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, Cincinnati, 07 ;
N. Y. Univ, 12-16, asst. prof, 16-18; assoc.
prof. org. chem, Cincinnati, 18- Chem. Soc
Luminescence; colloids.

Farr, Prof. 0(liflord) B(aUey), 117 S. 22d St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medioine. Yineland, N. J,
April 17, 72. A3, Haverford, 94, A^M, 12;
MJ>, Pennsylvania, 98. Instr. med, Pennsylva-
nia; prof, diseases of stomach and intestines,
Phila. Polyclinic; with div. med. research, B. F.
Qoodrieh Co; prof. gastroenteroL Pennoylvania.
Major, MJt.C. A.A; Phila. CoL Physicians
(chairman, sect, med, 16-). Influence of cer-
tain drugs on nitrogenous excretion; non-protein
nitrogen and uren^ of blood in nephritis, liver
diseases and pregnancy.

Fair, PKof. Clifford H(arrl80n), University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Botany. New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, July 24, 88. A3, Iowa, 11, M,S, 12;
PhJ>, Columbia, 15, Cutting traveling fellow,
15-16. Asst. prof, biol, Tex. Col, 16-18; asst.
microscopist, bur. plant, indnst, U. S. Dept.

Agr, 18-19; asst. prof, hot, Iowa, 19- Prof,
bot, Butgers, summers, 16, 17; bot. explorations
in Jamaica, 15. A. A; Bot. Soc; feL Iowa Acad.
Morphology of Ambrosieae; cell division of
flowering plants; ferns of Jamaica.

Farr, Dr. M(arcii8) S(tiilt8), 20 Yandeventer Ave,
Princeton, N. J. Geology, Paleontology. Cran-
bury, N. J, Feb. 19, 70. A.B, Princeton, 92,
feUow, 92-93, M.S, 93, ScD, 96; feUow, Chi-
cago, 93-94, A.M, 94. Lab. asst. paleont,
Princeton, 96-98; asst. zoologist, N. Y. State
Museum, Albany, 98-00; asst. geol. and curator
vert, paleont, Princeton, 00- A. A; Paleont
Soc. (sec 'y-treas, 06); assoc. Omith. Union;
hen. mem. Del. Valley Omith. Club. Morphol-
ogy and phylogeny of extinct vertebrates; Cre-
taceous and early Tertiary fossil vertebrates of
Montana; fossil birds of Patagonia; birds of
New York.

Farrand, Dr. Uvlagstoa, American Bed Cross,
Washington, D. C. * Anthropology, Psychology.
Newark, N. J, June 14, 67. A.B, Princeton, 88;
M.D, Columbia, 91; Cambridge, 91-92; Berlin, «
92-93. Instr. physiol. psyohol, Columbia, 93-
99, psychol, 99-01, adj. prof, 01-03, prof,
anthrop, 03-14; pros, Colorado, 14-19; chair-
man, exec, committee, Bed Cross, 19- A.A;
Sec. Nat; PsychoL Ass. (sec'y, 95-04); feL
Bthnol. Soc. (sec'y, 99-); Folk-lore Soc. (pres,
03); Ass. Tuber, (exec, sec'y, 05-) j feL N. Y.
Acad. Anthropology of American Ijidians.

Farrar, Dr. Odarenoe) B^ 22 Yittoria St, Ottawa,
Can. Psychiatry. New York, N. Y, 74. AJB,
Harvard, 96; M.D, Hopkins, 00; Heidelberg,
02-04. Asst. physician, Shepard-Pratt Hosp,
Baltimore, 00-02, asst. physician and director of
lab, 04-13; research asst, Q&megie Institution,
04-06; instr. psychiat, Hopkins, 06-08, assoc,
08-13; lecturer abnor. psydiol, Princeton, 13-
16; chief psychiatrist, Dept. Soldiers Civu Be-
establishment, Can, 18- Capt. and major,
C.A.M.C, 16-19; various hospital positions.
Neurop^chiatry; cerebral histology and histo-
pathology; psyohopathology; diagnosis and
treatment of nervous diseases; military psy-
chiatry.

Farrell, Dean F(rancl8) D(ayid), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Agri-
culture. Smithfleld, Utah, March 13, 83. B.S,
Utah Col, 07. Seientiflc asst, bur. plant indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-09; director, exp. farms,
Idaho, 10-11; agronomist, bur. plant indust, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 12-14; agriculturist in charge
agr. development, govt, irrig. projects, 14-18;
dean, Kansas State, and director, Bxp. Sta, 18"
A. A; Soc. Agron; Ass. Agr. Legis; Wash. Bot.
Soc. (treas, 16). Agronomy; irrigation; agri-
cultural industries.

Farrlngton, Prof. E(dward) H(olyolM), Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Dairying.
Brewer, Maine, Dec. 20, 60. B.S, Maine, 81,
M.S, 82; Sheffield Sci Sch, Yale, 82. Asst.
chemist. Conn. Exp. Sta, 83-89; chemist, IlL
Exp. Sta, 90-94; in charge, dairy dept, Wiscon-
sin, 94- Chemist dairy tests, Columbian Expos,
93; La. Purchase Expos, 04. Examination and
manufacture of dairy products.

Farrlngton, Dr. Oliver O(inninltigs), 5741 Ken-
wood Ave, Chicago, IIL *Oeology, Mineralogy.

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Brewer, Maine, Oct. 9, 64. B.S, Maine, 81,
M.S, 88; Ph.D, Yale, 91. Teacher science,
Maine Academies, 83-87; asst. miner, and biol,
Yale, 89-91; miner, U. S. Nat. Museum, 93-94;
curator geol, Field Museum Nat. Hist, 94-
Professorial lecturer determinatiye miner, Chi-
cago, 95-03; collaborator, mines and mining,
Paris Expos, 00; mem. jury awards. La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04. Int. Cong. Arts and Science,
St. Louis, 04 (chairman, sect, petrol, and miner).
A. A; Oeol. Soc; Mus. Ass. (pres, 15); Soc.
astron. de France. Meteorites.

FarweU, Prof. H(ennon) W(aldo), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Physios, Keene, N.
H, Dec. 29, 79. A.B, Dartmouth, 02, A.M, 06.
Instr. physicSf Dartmouth, 04-06; asst, Column
hia, 0^09, tutor, 09-10, instr, 10-17, asai. prof,
17" A.A; assoc. Physical Soc Ionization in
gases; geometrical optics; laboratory manage-
ment.

FarwoU, Oliver A(ikliui), 271 Smith Aye, Detroit,
Mich. Botany. Boston, Mass, Dec. 13, 67.
Mich. Nor. Sdi, 90-92. Teacher, pub. schools,
89-90 ; curator of herhariwn and drug inspector,
ParJce, Davis and Co, SB- Prof. bot. and phar-
macog, Detroit Col. Pharmacy, 18-19. A.A;
Pharmaceut. Ass; Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States;
Torrey Bot. Club ; Mich. Acad. Michigan flora.

FarweH, Dr. Stanley P(rliioe), Winnetka, 111.
Electrical engineering. Chicago, 111, Sept. 29,
83. B.S, Illinois, 07, M.S, 10, feUow, 13-14,
Ph.D, 14. Asst. prof. elec. eng. Cent. XJniT. of
Ky, 08-10; instr. theoret. and applied mech,
Illinois, 10-13; service engineer, Pub. Utilities
Commission of HI, 14-17; indust. engineer, Ar-
thur Young and Co, 17-20; v. pres. Bur. Com-
mercial Econ, £0- Elec. Eng. Corona produced
by continuous potentials.

Fassig, Dr. Oliver Ii(anard), U. S. Weather Bu-
reau, San Juan, P. B. Meteorology. Colum-
bus, Ohio, April 5, 60. B.S, Ohio State, 82;
Berlin, 96-97; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Sect, direc-
tor, U. 8, Weather Bur, 83-; instr. meteorol,
Hopkins, 97-98, assoc, 98-09 ^ in charge P. B.
sect, U. S. Climatol. Service, 09-12, West Indies
and Caribbean Service, U. S. Weather Bur, 19-
Chief instr, sch. meteorol, Sig. C, 18. Meteorol-
ogist, Md. State Weather Service, 00-19; mem.
scientific exped. to Bahama Islands, 03; Ziegler
Arctic Belief Party, 05; Int. Commission for
Sci. Aemonautics, 07- A. A; Ass. Geog. (sec'y,
19); Ecol. Soc; Meteor. Gesell. Bibliography
and history of meteorology; climatology; the
climate of Baltimore; the climate of Porto Bico.

Fasten, Dr. Natbaa, Oregon Agricultural Col-
lege, Corvallis, Oregon. Zoology. Austria, Dec.
4, 87. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 10; Ph.D, Wia-
cousin, 14. Prof. bioL Marshall, 10-11; asst.
BOol, Wisconsin, 11-14; instr, Washington
(Seattle), 14-19, asst. prof, 19-20; assoc. prof,
Oregon Col, tO- Asst, Bur. Fisheries, Woods
Hole, summer, 11; special investigator, Wis.
Fish Commission, summers, 12-14; in charge
invert, zool, Puget Sound Biol. Sta, summers, 15,
16, 20. A. A; Soc. Zool; West. Soc. Nat; Pacific
Fisheries Soc Cytology of Decapoda ; parasdtes
of fishes.

Fath, Prof. B(dward) A(rthiir), Carleton College,
Northfield, Minn. Astrophysics. Bheinbischof a-

heim, Germany, Aug. 23, 80. B.8, Carleton, 02;
fellow, Lick Observatory, 06-09; Ph.D, Cali-
fornia, 09. Instr. math, Wilton, 02-04; Bed-
field, 0^05; astron, Illinois, 05-06; asst. as-
tronomer, Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory, 0^-12;
director, Beloit Observatory, 1^14; pres, Bed-
field, 14-20; ptof. math, and astron, Carleton,
to- Assoc, ed, 'Popular Astron,' 20- A.A;
Astron. Soc; feL Boyal Astron. Soc. Zodiacal
light; nebulae; spectra of nebulae and star
dusters.

Faiigbt^ Prof. J(olm) B(n>okle), Yankton Col-
lege, Yankton, S. Dak. Mathematics. Oak-
town, Ind, Feb, 28, 63. A.B, Indiana, 93, A.M,
95; Chicago, 96-97; PhJ), Pennsylvania, 99.
Prof, math, Yinoennes, 93-94; asst. prof, Indi-
ana, 94-00; prof. North. State Nor. Sch, Mich,
00-10; West State Nor. Sch, Mich, 10-14;
Kent Nor. Col, 14-20; Tankton, tO- A.A;
Math. Ass; Math. Soc.

Faoll, Prof. J(08eph) Horace, University of To-
ronto, Toronto, Can. Botany. L'Anse, Mich,
May 3, 70. AJ3, Toronto, 98, 00-01; Austin
fellow. Harvard, 01-03, Ph.D, 04, 09-10. Mas-
ter math, Albert, 98-00; lecturer bot, Toronto,
02-07, assoe. prof, 07-18, prof, IS- A.A; Bot
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; feL Boyal Soc. Can.
(pres, E, 19); Can. Inst (ed, 'Trans,' 17-).
Cytology; mycology; plant pathology; anatemy
of ferns.

Faiurt^ Dr. Bmest Oarroll, Union Medical College,
Peking, China. Parasitology. Orthage, Mo.
A.B, Oberlin, 12; A.M, Illinois, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Besearch asst. parasitol, Illinois, 12-14, instr.
zool, 17-19; assoc, parasitol, UiUon Med. Col,
Peking, 19- A.A; HI. Acad. Morphology and
life history of digenetic trematodes.

FavUle, Prof. A(lp.lieiu) D(avl8), Laramie, Wyo.
Animal husbandry. Lake Mills, Wis, Feb. 27,
80. B.S, Lawrence, 02; Wisconsin, 06-08, M.S,
15. Instr, high sch, Lake Mills, Wis, 02-03;
prof. a/ninuU husbandry, Wyoming, 08-, director,
Exp, Sta, 18- Soc. Animal Production. Stock
feeding and management, especially in Wyo-
ming.

Fawcett, Prof. H(oward) SCamnel), Citnw Ex-
periment Station, Biverside, Calif. Plant pa-
thology. Salem, Ohio, April 12, 77. B.S, Iowa
State, 05; M.S, Florida, 08; Ph.D, Hopkins, 18.
Asst. bot. and hort, Florida, 05-06; plant
pathologist, Fla. Exp. Sta, 06-12; Galif. State
Commission Hort, 12-13; assoe. prof, plant
path, California, 13-18, prof, 18- A.A; Phyto-
path. Soc; West. Soe. Nat; St. Louis Acad.
Temperature relations of eertain parasitic
fungi; fungus parasites of insects; citrus dis-
eases.

Fay, Dr. Henry, 11 Worthington Bead, Brookline,
Mass. ^Chemistry, Metallography. Williams-
burg, Pa, Jan. 12, 68. A.B, Lafayette, 89, A.M,
92, ScD, 15; Ph.D, Hopkins, 95. Leetnre
asst, Hopkins, 93-95; instr. anal, chem. Mass*
Inst. Tech, 95-00, asst prof. anal. chem. and
metallog, 00-05, assoc prof. anaL chem, 05-07,
prof, 07- A. A; Chem. Soc; Inst. Metals; Soc
Test. Mat; Am. Acad| British Iron and Steel
Inst. Analytical chemistry; properties of met-
als and alloys; manganese sulphid and slag as
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treatment on yarions kinds of steel and iron;
mieroseopie examination of steel; erosion of
large calibre guns.

Fay, Prof. Irving W(etliez1>e6), 678 E. 2l8t St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Natick, Mass,
Nov. 30, 61. A.B, Harvard, 86; Ph.D, Berlin,
96. Instr. sciences, MontpeUer Sem, 86-87;
chem. and physics, Belmont &eh, Calif, 87-93;
prof, chemf Ohio (Athens), 96-97; Broolelyn
Polyieeh, 97- A. A; Chem. Soc; fel. Brooklyn
Inst, (pres, dept. chem) ; Chem. GeselL Sugars
and related acids and alcohols; temperature of
reduction of metallic oxids by hydrogen and
carbon monoxid; influence of concentrated sul-
phuric acid upon sulphate salts containing water
of crystallization; red and white anilin salts of
Congo red; application of electrolysis to detec-
tion of coal-tar dyes.

Fahr, Boy B(eimer), 301 Grafton Ave, Bay-
ton, Ohio. Mechaniodl engineering, Perkasie,
Pa, Oct. E7, 90. B.8, Pa. State, 10, M.E, 12,
M.8, 14. Special eng. apprentice, Westing-
house Machine Co, 10-11; teaching fellow eng.
Pa. State, 11-12, instr. mech. eng. and electro-
chem, 12-15, asst. prof. mech. eng, 15-18, in
charge various investigations, eng. exp. sta. Pa.
State, 11-18; asst. physicist, Beeording and
Compyting MMhine Co, 18-19, phyeieigt, 20-
A.A; Mech. Eng. Engineering thermodynamics;
vertical pressure in earth; absorption of ultra-
violet light; annealing of carbon steels; mag-
netic metals; explosions in grain dust; corrosion
of metals and alloys; gas engines; heat trans-
mission.

FeUd, Adexander) L(lttlejohn), Electro Metallur-
gical Co, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Chemistry, Ox-
ford, N. 0, Nov. 14, 90. A.B, North Carolina,
11; M.S, N. C. Col, 14. Asst. chemist, N. C.
Exp. Sta, 13-14; junior physical chemist, U. S.
Bur. Mines, Pittsburgh, 14-16; asst. metallur-
gist, 16-17; research physical chemist, Nat. Car-
bon Co, 18-20; Electro Metal,' Co, BO- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Physical Soc; Min. Eng; Faraday
Soc. Ferrous metallurgy; electrometallurgy.

Felnberg, Dr. B(eii]a]niii) a(eorge), College of
the City of New York, New York, N. Y. Chem-
istry. New York, Aug. 16, 86. B.S, Col. City
of N. Y, 06; A.M, Columbia, 10, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. chem. Col, City of N. T, 16- A, A ; Chem.
Soc; Chem. Teachers Club. Analysis and reac-
tions of aldehydes. \

Felngold, Dr. Onstave Adaxaaddr), 87 Tremont
St, Hartford, Conn. Fsyehology,Edvioaiion. Rus-
sia, June 17, 83. B.S, Trinity (Conn), 11, M.S,
12; A.M, Harvard, 12, PhJ), 14. Asst. philos.
and psyehol, Harvard, 12-14; psychol, Clark,
15-16; idistr, and consulting psychologist, Sort'
ford Pub. High 8ch, 17- AJl; Psychol. Ass.
Oeneral and applied psychology; mental tests.

Fdlfln, Dr. Oarl B(ayinoiid), National Canners
AsBoexation, L. C. Smith Building, Seattle, Wash.
Bacteriology. Hastings, N. Y, Oct 4, 93. A.B,
Cornell, 15; fellow, Butgers, 15-17, M.S, 16,
Ph.D, 17. Instr. baeter. and agron, N. J. Col,
and asst, Exp. Sta, 17; sanit. bacteriologist, U.
S. Pub. Health Service, 18; bacteriologist, bur.
' chem, U, 8. Vept. Agr, 19- Commissioned asst.
sanitarian, 17. S. Pub. Health Service, 19. Soc.
Bact; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass. Microbiol-

ogy of food products; sanitary science; agar
agar; soy beans and soya oil; soil bacteria; soil
Protozoa; bacteriology of fish.

Fellows, Afbraham) Lincoln, 301 Custom House,
Denver, Colo. Civil engineering. Kennebunk,
Maine, Nov. 1, 64. A.B, Yale, 86. Various
positions, 87-97; deputy state engineer, Colo,
97-98 ; res. hydrographer, U. S. QeoL Surv, 98-
02; dist. engineer, U. S. Bedamation Service,
02-05; state engineer, N. Dak, 05-07; mem.
and pres. Pub. Utilities Commission, Denver, 10-
16; irrig, engineer, V, 8. Dept, Agr, 18- Civil
Eng; Water Works Ass; Munic Eng; Nat.
Highways Ass; New Ihig. Water Works Ass.
Irrigation; evaporation; water supplies; flood
prevention.

Felsing, Prof. W(llUam) Adignst), 8007 Wash-
ington Square, Austin, Tex. Physical chemistry.
Denton, Tex, May 19, 91. A.B, Texas, 13, A.M,
15; Savage fellow, Mass. Inst. Tech, 17-18,
Ph.D, 18. Tutor chem, Texas, 13-16, adj. prof,
18-19, assoc. prof, 19- Capt, C.W.S. Chem.
Soc; Tex. Sci. Club. Equation of state; free
energy and electromotive work; free energy of
selenids.

TsUt, Dr. ECptaxlani) P(orter), Geological Hall,
Albany, N. Y. * Entomology. Salem, Mass, Jan.
7, 68. Mass. Col, 91; B.S, Boston, 91; fellow,
Cornell, 92-93, ScD, 94. Teacher science, Clin-
ton Liberal Inst, 93-95; asst. to state entomol-
ogist, N. y, 95-98, state entomologist, 98-
Collaborator, bur. entom, XT. S. Dept. Agr;
entom. ed, 'Country Gentleman,' 98-11; mem.
supervisory board, 'Am. Year Book'; ed, 'Jour.
Econ. Entom,' 08- Gold medal and three silver
medals. Pan- Am. Expos, 01. A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom. (pres, 02); Entom. Soc. (v. pres, 16);
N. Y. Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc. Shade
and forest tree insects; agricultural pests and
gall insects.

Fennel, Dr. Obarles T(lieodore) P(ldent), Cin-
cinnati College of Phiarmacy, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Chemistry, Cincinnati, Sept. 5, 54. Ph^G, Cin-
cinnati Col. Pharmacy, 82, PharJ), 90. Prof,
chem, Cincinnati Col. Pharmacy, 86- State
chemist, Ohio, 86-16. Chem. Soc (pres, Cincin-
nati sect, 15) ; Pharmaceut. Ass. (chairman^ sci
sect, 93). lodin; general pharmacy.

Fenneman, Prof. Nevin M, University of 'Cincin-
nati, Cincinnati, Ohio. * Geology. Lima, Ohio,
Dec. 26, 65. A.B» Heidelberg (Ohio), 83;
A.M, Chicago, 00, Ph.D, 01. Prof, physical
science, Colo. State Nor. Sch, 92-00; geol,
Colorado, 02-03; Wisconsin, 03-07; geol. and
geog, Cinoinnati, 07- Assoc geologist, IT. 8.
Geol, Surv; v. chairman, div. geol. and geog,
Nat. Besearch Council; in charge, scientific
work on Africa for inquiry preparatory to
Paris Peace Conf. A. A; Geol. Soc.; Ass. Oeog.
(pres, 18); Ohio Acad. Work of waves on
diores; survey of Wisconsin lakes; oil fields of
Colorado and the Gulf states; areal and eco-
nomic geology in Colorado, Missouri and Ohio;
physiographic provinces of the United States.

Fenner, Dr. OClarenica) N(onium), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Geology. Near
Paterson, N. J, July 19, 70. E.M, Columbia, 92,
A.M, 09, Ph.D, 10. Mining geologist, U. S, Can,
Mex. and S. Am, 92-07; petrologist, geophys.

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lab, Carnegie Institution, 10- In charge, optical
glass plant, W. I. B, 17-18. N. Y. Acad. e^ed.
to P. B, 14; geologist, Nat. Geog. Soc. exped.
to Mt. Katmai, Alaska, 19. A. A; Geol. 8oe;
Physical Soc; Am. Gteog. Soc; Min. Eng; Seis-
mol. Soc; N. Y. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Geol. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soe; Wash. Petrol.
Club. Gteologj of New Jersey Trias; zeolitic
and silica minerals; ore deposition; gneisses of
New Jersey; igneous and metamorphic rocks of
District of Colombia; volcanoes; optical glass.

Fenner, Bobeirt O(oyner), Cutler-Hammer Mfg.
Co, Chicago, HI. EleotricaX engineering, Balti-
more, Md, Aug. 28, 80. M.E, Cornell, 03.
Instr. physics, O^mell, 03-00; district manager,
Cutler-Hammer Mfg. Co, Boston, 0^09, Chi-
cago, 09-15; treas, Oeorge Zucker Co, 15-17; v.
pres. A, P. Munning (md Co, 17-; see'y. Both
Bros. Co, 19-

Fenninger, W(ilUain) NCorman), Brooklyn Edi-
son Co, Inc, 360 Pearl St, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bliysics. Gap, Pa, Feb. 28, 89. Ph.B, Franklin
and Marshall, 10; fellow, Ohio State, 11-13,
A.M, 13. Asst. instr. physics, Pratt, 13-15,
instr, 15-19 ; ediM. director, Brooklyn Edison Co,
Ino,. 19- Aaaoc, Physical Soc. Hall effect in
mercury; variation of stray power losses in a
generator and motor with change of load.

Fenton, Dr. F(Fedezlck) A(26l), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Entomology, Willimantic,
Conn, Nov. 4, 92. A.B, Clark, 14; M.S, Wis-
consin, 15; fellow, Ohio State, 16-18, Ph.D, 18.
Scientific asst, bur. entom, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 15-
16; asst, chief, entom, sect, Iowa Exp, 8ta, 19-
Deputy state nursery inspector, Wis, summer,
15; field agent, bur. plant indust, TJ. S. Dept.
Agr, 18. A.A; Entom. Soc; assoc mem. Aas.
Econ. Entom. Scale insects (Coccidae) ; para-
sites of leaf -hoppers (Hymenoptera).

Ferguson, Alexander yicQowea, Sherman, Tex.
Botany, Belton, Tex, Jan. 7, 74. B.S.H, Tex.
Col, 94, M.S, 96; Mo. Bot. Garden, 97-98; Cor-
nell, 01-02. Asst. prof. hort. and mycol, Tex.
Col, 99-00; instr. bot, Texas, 00-06; manager,
Tex, Seed Breeding Farms, 06-08; pres, Fergu-
son Seed Farms, and Ferguson Pub. Co, 08-
Special agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03-04, 08-09 ;
supply prof, agr, Okla. Col, 09-10. A.A; PomoL
Soc; Soc. Agron; Soc. Hort. Sci; fel. Tex. Acad.
Crotons of the United States; ant fungus gar-
dens; embryology of Ephedra; plant physiol-
ogy; fungi cultivated by ants of Texas; flora
of Austin quadrangle; mushrooms.

Ferguson, Dr. A(lfired) LCynn), Packard Boad,
Ann Arbor, Mich, Chemistry, Grass Lake,
Mich, 84. AJ3, Michigan, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 15.
Principal, high sch, 04-07; supt, 09-10; private
research asst, 10-11; asst. chem, Michigan, 11-
15, instr, IS- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
Physical chemistry; electrochemistry.

Fergoson, Pxof. Oeorge 0(8car), J^, University,
Va. Psychology. Leesburg, Va, Nov. 16, 85.
A.B, William and Mary, 07; A.M, Columbia,
11, Ph.D, 17. Adj. prof, philos. and educ, Wil-
liam and Mary, 07-11, prof, philos. and pigrchol.
and assoc. prof, educ, 11-16; assoc. prof, psy-
chol. and educ, Colgate, 16-19; prof, educ.
psychol, Virginia, 19- Principal, William and
Mary Nor. Acad, 13-16. Lieut, Sanit. C, 17.

Psychol. Ass. Psychology of the negro; mental
tests.

Ferguson, Henry O(ardlner), Geological Survey,
Washington, D. 0. Oeology, San Bafael, Calif,
June 21, 82. A.B, Harvard, 04, B.S, 05, A.M,
06. Asst. geologist, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co,
06-07; econ, geologist, Bur. Science, P. I, 07-
10; U. 8, Oeol, Surv, 11 — Philippine geology
and physiography; economic geology of the
United States.

Ferguson, Dr. J(ereniiali) S(weet8er), 330 W.

28th St, New York, N. Y. Histology. Sears-
port, Maine, May 31, 71. B.S, Maine, 89,
M.S, 92; M.D, N. Y. Univ, 92. Asst. histol,
N. Y. Univ, 92-96, instr, 96-98; med, col, Cor-
nell, 98-08, asst, prof, 08-13, pediat, 19-, sec'y,
09- Tutor physiol, N. Y. Univ, 97-^8. A. A;
Ass. Anat; N. Y. Acad. Med.

Ferguson, Prof. J(olin) A(rden), State College,
Pa. Forestry. Canandaigua, N. Y, Dec. 23, 73.
A.B, Hamilton, 96, A.M, 03; M.F, Yale, 08.
Teacher, Brooklyn Polyteeh, 96-i)7; prep, sch,
Butgers, 98-06; asst. prof, forestry, Pa. State,
and asst. forester. Pa. Exp. Sta, 08-11; prof,
forestry, Missouri, 11-12, Pa. State, IS-- A.A;
Forestry Ass; Soc. Foresters. Beforestation of
denuded lands; preservative treatment of timber
with creosote.

Ferguson, J(olin) B(riglit), University of Toronto,
Toronto, Can. Physical chemistry. Londesbor-
ough, Ont, Nov. 2, 89. B.A, Toronto, 12. Phys-
ical chemist, geophys. lab, Carnegie Institution,
12-19; West. Elec. Co, 19-20; assoc, prof, re-
search chem, Toronto, tO- Manufacturer op-
tical glass, W. I. B, 17-18. Chem. Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc Inorganic analytical
chemistry; silicate systems; gas equilibria; high
temperature technic; Bucher cyanid process;
ternary systems of ulica, alumina, magnesia and
lime.

Ferguson, Louis (Aloysins), 72 W. Adams St, Chi-
cago, HI. Eledricdl engineering. Dorchester,
Mass, Aug. 67. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 88.
Elec. engineer, Chicago Edison Co, 90-97, gen.
supt, 97-02, second v. pres, 02-07; Common-
wealth Elec Co, 02-07; v. pres. Commonwealth
Edison Co, 07- Lecturer, Wisconsin. Elec. Eng.
(pres, 08, 09) ; Nat. Elec. Light Ass. (pres,
02); Franklin Inst. Electrie lighting; acety-
lene gas as an illuminant; economy in distribu-
tion of electric energy; underground electric
construction; relation of candle-power, energy,
current and voltage of incandescent lamps;
rates for electrical energy; centralization of
power supply.

Fergnson, Dr. ACargaret OClay), Wellesley, Mass.
"^Botany. Phelps, N. Y, Aug. 20, 63. Wellesley,
89-91 ; B.S, Cornell, 99, fellow, 99-00, Ph.D, 01.
Teacher and principal, pub. schools, 86-88;
dept. science, Harcourt Place Semi, Gambier,
Ohio, 92-93; instr. bot, Wellesley, 94r-96, 01-
04, assoc. prof, 04, prof, and head of dept, 05-
Asst. bot, summer sch, Cornell, 01, 02, instr, 03,
04. A.A ; Bot. Soc ; Micros. Soc. (v. pres, 14) ;
Boston Soc Nat. Hist. Fertilization and re-
lated phenomena; germination of the spores of
basidiomycetous fungi; spongy tissue of Stras-
burger; life history of Pinus.

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TorgiiBon, Br. Maade^ 28 N. Nmth St, Biehmond,
Va. Baeterioloffy, Appomattox^ Va, March 17,
69. B.S, Ya. Polyteeli, 96, M.S, 98; PhJ), Got-
tingen, 02. AB80c.»prof. baeter, Ya. Polyteeh,
02-08; haeieriologisi, Va. State Health Dept,
OS- ConBultixig bacteriologist, Norfolk and
West. B. B, 04-08. Soc Baet; Micros. Soc;
Pub. Health Ass. Fermentatioa and decomposi-
tion of milk; nitrogen assimilating and denitri-
fying bacteria; soU inoculation; simitarj aspects
of the oyster industry in Yirginia; streptococcic
serum treatment for follicular tonsilitis.

Ferguson, Prof. Olin Jerome, 645 N. 30th St,
liineoln, Nebr. Sleotrical engineering, Anna-
wan, 111, Nqt. 21, 75. B.S.(E.E), Nebraska,
03; M.E.E, Union, 09. Instr. elee. eng, Union,
05-06, asst. prof, 06-10, assoc prof, 10-12;
prof, Nebraska, It-, dean, col, eng, tO- Elec.
Eng; Elec. By. Ass; Eng. Educ; Ilium. Eng.
Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass. Synchronous con-
verters; three-wire generators; transmission and
disMbution of electric power.

Fergiuson, SCtarling) P(no6), U. S. Weather Bu-
' reau, Washington, D. C. Meteorology. Dixon's
Spring, Tenn, Not. 8, 68. Pub. schools. Asst,
Blue Hill Obsenratoi^, 87-11; prof, meteorol,
Nevada, and assoc meteorologist, Exp. Sta, 11-
16; meteorologist, U. 8, Weather Bureau, 16",

• in charge, testing lab, 17" A.A; Wash. Philos.
Soc; Boston Sd. Soc; Appalachian Mt. Olob.
Anemometry; apparatus for aerology; meteor-
ology of total solar eclipses; exploration of at-
mosphere with kites and baUoons; hygrometry;
relation of wind to aeronautics.

Femald, Prof. 0(liarl68) H(enry), Amherst, Mass.
^Entomology. Mt. Desert, Maine, March 16,
38. A.M, Bowdoin, 71; Ph.D, Maine, 86. Prin-
cipal, Litchfield Acad, Maine, 65-66; Houlton
Acad, Maine, 66-71; prof. nat. hist, Maine, 71-
86; zool. Mass, Col, 86-10, director, grad, soh,
08-10, hon. director, 10- Acting pres, Mass.
Col, 91-92. A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. (pres,
96) ; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; feL London Entom.
Soc. Insects; Crambidae and Pterophoridae of
North America; Pyralidae of North America;
Tortrieidae.

Femald, Br. Oraoe M(axwe?l), 1311 McCoUum
St, Los Angeles, Calif. Psychology, Clyde,
Ohio, Not. 29, 79. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 03, A.M,
05; Bryn Mawr, 04-06; fellow, Chicago, 06-07,
Ph.D, 07. Asst. psychol. and educ, Bryn Mawr,
07-08; acting head, dept. psychol, Lake Erie,
08-09; asst director, Chicago Psychopathic Inst,
09 ; director, psychoL lab, State Nor. School, Los
Angeles, 09-18; asst. prof, psychol, California
(south, branch), 18" PsychoL Ass. Peripheral
vision; Purldnje phenomena in peripheral vis-
ion; delinquent children.

Famald, Br. HCenry) T(orM7), Amherst, Mass.
Entomology. Litchfield, Maine, April 17, 66.
B.S, Maine, 85; Wesleyan, 85-86; M.S, Maine,
88; PhJ), Hopkins, 90. Prof, zool. Pa. State,
90-99; state zoologist. Pa, 98-99; prof, entom,
Mass. Col, 99" State nursery inspector. Mass,
02-18. A.A; Soc. Nat; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Economic entomology; injuries of in-
secticides to foliage; Spheoidae of America.

Pemald, Prof. Mabel Bdith), 509 15th Ave, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology, Springfield,

Ohio, May 7, 83. A.B, Mount Holyoke, 06;
Ph.D, Chicago, 10. Instr, prep, dept, Denison,
06-07; psychol, Chicago Nor. Col, 10-14; psy-
chologist. Lab. of Social Hygiene, Bedford Hills,
N. Y, 14-18; S. G. 0, 18-19; asst. prof, psychol,
Minnesota, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass. The diag-
nosis of mental imagery; mental tests; delin*
quency.

Femald, Prof. M(6rritt) 'L(yndon), Cambridge,
Mass. *Botany. Orono, Maine, Oct. 5, 73. B.S,
Harvard, 97. Asst, Gray Herbarium, Harvard,
91-02, instr. bot, Harvard, 02-05, asst. prof,
05-15, Fisher prof. nat. hist, IS" Instr. bot,
Alstead Sch. Nat. Hist, N. H, 99-01; assoc. ed,
'Bhodora,' 99- A. A; Bot. Soc; Ass. Geog;
Am. Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club. Belation^ps
and distribution of higher plants of North
America; relations of North American and old
world plants; systematic and geographic botany
of North America, especiaUy New England and
eastern Canada and Newfoundland.

Femald, Prof. B(obert) H(eywood), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical
engineering. Orono, Maine, Dec. 31, 71. B.M.E,
Maine, 92; Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-93; MJS, Case,
98; fellow, Columbia, 00-02, A.M, 01, Ph.D, 02.
Instr. matii. and mech. eng. Case, 93-96, asst.
prof, 96-01; prof. mech. eng, Washington (St.
Louis), 02-07; Case, 07-12; Whitney prof, dy-
namie(il eng, Pennsylvania, 12" Engineer in
charge, tech. branch, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 04-10;
consulting engineer, JJ. S. Bur. Mines, 10- Mech.
Eng. (v. pres, 19); Eng. Educ; Soc. Test. Mat;
Franklin Inst. Gas engine investigations; con-
servation of the fuel resources of the United
States; producer-gas for power purposes; low
grade fuels in gas producers; combustion of
fuels; the engineering of power plants.

Fernandez, Br. Fraadsco M(arla), Prado 105,
Havana, Cuba. Medicine. Matanzas, Cuba,
June 18, 86. B.S, Matanzas Inst, 00; M.D, Co-
lumbia, 08; Havana, 08. Visiting ophthalmolo-
gist, San Lazaro Hosp. for Lepers, 10; ophthaU
mologist, Insane Asylum, 13-16; Benifiea Hosp,
IS" Delegate Int. Cong. Sch. Hygiene, Paris,
10. Acad. OphthaL and Oto-La^mgol; Am.
Med. Ass; Cuban OphthaL Soc (sec'y, 11);
Havana Soc CHn. Studies. Trachoma; ocular
tuberculosis; ocular leprosy; auto-serum therapy.

Femberger, Prof. Samuel W(elller), Clark Uni-
versity, Worcester, Mass. Psychology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, June 4, 87. B.S, Pennsylvania,
08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 12. Asst. psychol, Pennsyl-
vania, 08-10, instr, 10-12; asst, prof, exp. psy-
cho!, ClarJCf IS" AJL; PsychoL Ass. Experi-
mental psychology; psychophysical measurement
methods.

Fem^kes, Br. Gdistava), East Liverpool, Ohio.
Chemistry. Milwaukee, Wis, Feb. 10, 78. B.S,
Wisconsin, 00, fellow, 02-03, Ph.D, 03; Berlin,
00-02. Instr. quant, anal, Mich. Col. Mines,
03-07; Carnegie Inst. Tech, 07-11, indust. re-
search, 11-; city chemist. East Liverpool, Ohio;
research chemist. Am. Wiremold Co; National
Tube Co. Asst instr, Wisconsin. AJ^; Chem.
Soc. (sec'y> Pittsburgh sect). Industrial chem-
istry.

Famow, Prof, B(enihard) E(diiard), University
of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Forestry. Inowrao-

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law, Pnusia^ Jan. 7, 51. Forest Acad, Mfbiden,
70-78; Kdnigsberg, 74; LLJ), Wucoudn^ 96;
Qneen's (Can), 08; Toronto, 20. Chief, for-
estry diy, U. S. Dept Agr, 86-98; director^ N.
Y. State CoL Forestry, Syraciue, 98>03; dean,
faculty of forestry, Toronto, 07-19, emer. prof,
19- Hon. curator, IT. S. Nat. Mnsenm, 87-;
mem. jury awards, Columbian Expos, 93; Pan-
Am. Ibrpos, 01: La. 'Purchase Expos, 04; chief,
forestry dept, Atlanta Expos, 95; mem. Conmiis-
sion of Conservation of Can. A«A (sec'y, F, 88,
I, 90, 91, V. pree, 95) ; Forestry Ass. (sec'y, 84-
89, V. pros, 98-) ; Soc. Foresters (pres, 16) ; Soc.
Prom. Agr. Sd; life mem. Min. Eng; Soc Can.
Foresters (v. pres, 08-); British Arboric Soc;
hon. mem. Swedish Forest. Ass; hon. mem. St.
Petersbnrg Acad. Timber physics; economics;
forest meteorology.

Feireo^ Dr. OQarenoe) E(xrol), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
^Psyehology, Sidney, Ohio, April 11, 78. A.M,
Ohio Wesleyan, 00, M.S, 02; Sage fellow, Cor-
nell, 02-08, PhJ), 09. Asst psyehol, Cornell,
03-05; instr. physics and exp. psyehol, Arizona,
05-06; asst. psyehol, Cornell, 06-07; lectnxer,
Bryn Mawr, 07-09, assoc, 09-12, assoc prof,
and director psydioL lab, 12-17, prof, 17-
A.A; Pi^choL Ass: Blam. Eng. Soc; Optical
Soc; Ass. Prof. Lighting; hygiene of the eye;
methods of refraction; methods of photomet^;
ocular functions in ayiation and navy signal
serrice; color sensitivity in the peripheral
retina; spectroscopic, optical and ophthalmolog-
ieal apparatus.

Ftrree, Mrs. O. B. (Dr. Oertmde Band), Bryn
Mawr, Pa. Psychology. New York, N. Y, Oct.
29, 86. A.B, Cornell, 08; fellow, Bryn Mawr,
0»-ll, A.M, Ph.D, 11, feUow, 11-12, Sarah Ber-
liner research fellow, 12-13. Beader exp. psy-
ehol, Bryn Mawr, 13-14, assoe, i#- A.A;
Psychol. Ass; Ass. Prof; Optical Soc. Experi-
mental and applied psychology; lighting in rela-
tion to the eye; hygiene and refraction of the
eye; photometry; color sensitivity; x»^eholog-
ical optics: ocular functions in aviation and
navy signal snvice; optical and ophthalmolog-
ical apparatus.

Ferris, Prof. 0(hazlM) B(dward), Kingston Pike,
Knoxville, Tenn. Meehanieal engineering. Na-
poleon, Ohio, Sept. 28, 64. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 90; B.S, McOill, 04. Civil engineer, Mich,
and Ky, 90-92; instr. mech. eng. and drawing,
Tennessee, 92-98, prof, 98-03, mech, eng, OS-,
dean, col, eng, 16- Mech. Eng. Intemal cool-
ing of the gas engine; descriptive geometry.

Fttrris, O(ordon) F(l07d), Stanford University,
Calif. Entomology, Bayard, Ejsns, Jan. 2, 98.
A.B, Stanford. 16, A.M, 18. Asst. entom, Stan-
ford, 16-17, (nstr, 17- Mem. exped. to Lower
Calif, summer, 19. Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom; West. Soc Nat; Pacific Coast Entom.
Soc Scale insects; ectoparasites of birds and
mammals.

Ferris, Dr. H(arry) B(iirr), 395 Saint Bonan St,
New Haven, Conn. Anaiowy, Anthropology,
Old Greenwich, Conn, May 21, 65. A.B, Yale,
87, M.D, 90. Instr. anat, med, dept, Tale, 91-
92, asst. prof, 92-95, prof, 96- A. A; Soc. Nat;
Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; Am. Med. Ass; Conn.
Acad, j^tosis in cancer; chronic intemal hy-

drocephalus with absence of optic chiasm;
cerebrospinal fluid; the Indians of Cuzco and
the Opurimac.

Ferriss, Jamas H(eiizy), Joliet, HL Biology,
Yorkville^ 111, Nov. 18, 49. Editorial writer,
Joliet, III, iSL Acad; St. Louis Acad. Amer-
ican ferns and land shells; exploring Arizona.

Ferry, Prof. E(rvin) S(idney), 629 South St,
La Fayette, Ind. ^Physics. Croydon, N. H,
June 14, 68. B.S, Cornell, 89, 91-93; Hopkins,
93-94; Upsala, 97-98. Prof, nat science, Kala-
mazoo, 89-91; instr« physics, Wisconsin, 95-99;
prof, Purdue, 99- Physical Soc; Astron. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Badiation;
physiological optics; specific inductive capacity;
pyrometry.

Ferry, Prea. Fnderick O(arlos), Hamilton Col-
lege, Clinton, N. Y. Mathematics. Braintree,
Yt, Jan. 22, 68. A.B, Williams, 91, A.M, 94,
LL.D, 17; A.M, Harvard, 95; PhJ), Clark, 98;
Christiania, 98-99; hon. Sc.D, Colgate, 09 ; LL.D,
Hamilton, 17. Instr. math, and classics, Wil-
liams, 91-94, asst prof, math, 99-02, prof, 02-
17, dean of faculty, 02-03, dean of col, 03-17;
pres, Hamilton, 17- Nat. Conference Committee
on Standards of Colleges and Secondary Schools;
trustee, Teachers Ins. and Annuity Ass. A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Ass. Colleges State of
N. Y. (pres). Geometry; the special geome-
tries of particular surfaces; geometry on the
crunodal cubic cone and on the cubic scrolls of
the first kind and of the second kind.

Feasandan, B(eginald) A(al)rey), 45 Waban Hill
Boad, Chestnut Hill, Mass. ^Physics, Engineer-
ing, Bolton, Que, Oct. 6, 66. Bishop's Col,
Que. Principal, "Pitney Inst, Bermuda, 85-86;
inspecting engineer, Edison Machine Works, 86-
87; head chemist, Edison Lab, 87-90; electri-
cian, Westinghouse Elec and Mfg. Co, 90-91;
prof. elec. eng, Purdue, 92-93; elec. eng. and
post-grad, math, Pittsburgh, 93-00; special
agent, U. S. Weather Bur, WH>2; gen. manager,
Nat. Elec Signaling Co, 02-10; consulting en-
gineer, Submarine 8ig. Co, 10- Soc. Prom.
Quaternions; Archeol. Inst. Electrostatic dou-
blet theory of matter; qualitative mathematics;
nature of quantum; nature of electron; gravi-
tation and inertia; hysteresis in social, moral
and economic functions; design of electrical
machines, instruments and methods; wireless
telephone; sine wave and commutated wave tel-
egraphy; heterodyne system; undamped radia-
tion; wireless pelorus; sound ranging for aero-
plane, submarine, artillery and icebergs; echo
sounding; Doppler effect aeroplane log.

Fettermaim, Prof. J(o]m) O(olvln), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology, Mt. Leb-
anon, Pa, Dec. 29, 75. Ph.B, Pittsburgh, 96,
Ph.M, 99. Instr. hiol, PitUhwrgh, 97-08, prof,
08-, dean, scK lib. arts, 10- Bacteriologist,
Bieck-McJunkin Co. A. A; Soc. Bact; West
Pa. Bot. Soc; Pittsburgh Acad. Bacteriology of
milk and milk products; water supply.

Fetterolf, Dr. Daniel (Webstar), 25 Cleveland
Terrace, East Orange, N. J. Chemistry. Deep
Creek Valley, Pa, March 28, 63. Ph.G, CoL
Pharmacy, 87; M.D, Pennsylvania, 93. Asst.
demonstrator chem, med, dental and vet. de-
partments, Pennsylvania, 93-97, demonstrator.

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97-11; director, Idb, U,S^, ll- Ohem. Soo;
Am. Med. Aaa. The Uoyd reaction for morphia
and other alkaloids, for heroin and Tera^in;
diabetie foods; antienzTme in tapeworm; lab-
oratory mannaL

Fetterolf, Dr. George, 2047 Oheetnnt 8t, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Anatomy, OoUegeriUe, Pa, Mareh
81, 69. A.B, Pennsylvania, 87, MJ), 91; SeJ>,
TTrsinus. Assi. prof, anat, Pennsylvania,
Laiyngologist, Tarions hospitals. Ass. Anat;
LaxyngoL Ass; Phila. OoL Physicians. Clinieal
anatomy; the ehest; the tonsils.

Fettke, Prof. Oha(rle)s B(elii]iard), Carnegie In-
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oeology,
JPetrology. San Prancisco, Oalif , March 25, 88.
B.S, Washington (Seattle), 10; A.M, Oolnmbia,
11, Ph.D, 14. Field asst, Wash. State OeoL
Snrv, 09-11; asst. geol, Oolnmbia, 11-13; instr.
yeol, Cameffie Inst, Teeh, 13-18, asst. prof, 18-
80, 08800. prof, BO- Instr. geol, Oolnmbia, som-
mer, 12; geoL aid, IT. S. GeoL Snrr, 13; geolo-
gist. Pa. Topog. and Geol. Siur, 14-15, 17-19;
Nat. Hist. Snrv, P. B, 16; cooperating geologist.
Pa. Geol. Snnr, 19- A.A; Ass. Petrol. Geol;
feL Mineral See; Min. and Metal. Eng; Ceramic
See; N. Y. Acad. Economic geology; Manhat-
tan schist; limonite deposits; glass; geology of
Porto Bieo; magnesia bricks; oil resources of
Pennsylvania; oil shales.

FctMT, Prof. L(ewl8) W(llUam), Dallas, Tex.
Fky8iology, Fharmaeoloffy, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Oct 8, 78. Cooper Union, 00; PhJD, Munich,
02; MJ>, George Washington, 10; Sc.D, Dallas,
20. Instr. bacter. and Sdef, bioL dept, U. 8.
Brewen' Acad, N. Y, 08-06; instr. chem, G^eorge
Washington, 07; physiol. chendst, Md. Ztcp. Sta,
07-09; spedalist biol. diem, offiee exp. stations,
IT. S. Dept. Agr, 09-15; assoe. prof. path, chem,
Georgetown, 12-15; prof, physiol. and biochem,
Fordham, 15-16; pharmacol, Baylor, 16-17,
phyeioL and pharmaool, IS- Lieut, M. C, 17-
AA.; Chem. Soc Plant and animal chemistry
and physiology.

Fewkes, Dr. J(eaM) Walter, Bureau of Ameri-
can Ethnology, Washington, D. C. ^Bthnology.
Newton, Mass, Kor. 14, 50. A.B, Harvard, 76,
A.M, Ph.D, 77; Leipzig, 78-80; LL.D, Arisona,
15. Asst, museum eomp. zool. Harvard, 81-89;
ed, 'Jour, of Ethnol. and Archeol,' 90-94; eth-
nologist. Bur, Am, Sthnol, 95-17, chief, IS"
Nat Acad; AJl; Soc. Nat; Anthrop. Ass. (pres,
11); Ass. Geog; Folk-lore Soc; feL Am. Acad;
Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (v. pres, 07, pres, 09) ;
Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 16); Anthrop. Gesell.
American archeology and etlmology; zoology.

Fiebeger, Ck>L GCnstav) J(08eph), West Point,
N. Y. Sngineering, Akron, Oldo, May 9, 58.
Grad, TT. S. Mil. Acad, 19, Eng. Seh. of Applica-
tion, 79-82. Officer, corps of engineers, ir.S.A,
79-96; instr. and later asst. prof, eng, U. 8.
MU, Acad, 88-88, prof, 96- Mem. board of
trustees, Thayer Eng. Sch, Dartmouth. Civil
Eng.

Field, MlsB Ada M(artltla), Peabody College,
Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry. Climax, N. C,
Sept 30. 77. A.B, Guilford, 98: A.M, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 09; Columbia, 18. Instr. sci-
ence, Intermountain Inst, Weiser, Idaho, 04-

07; prof, chem, Guilford, 10-12; asst. prof.
home econ, Peatody Cdl, Teachers, 14-16, assoe.
prof, IS" Lecturer nutrition, Woman's Med.
Col, 13-14. Home Econ. Ass. (mem. council,
17-); S. Home Econ. Ass. (pres, 17, sec'y^
treas, 18). Potable water supplies; coagulatioii
of protein.

Fidld, Crosby, 21 Burling Slip, New York, N. Y.
Chemical engineering. Jamestown, N. Y, March
12, 89. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 09 ; M.E, Cornell, 12 ; M.S,
Union, 14. Engineer, (Sen. Elec Co, Schenectady.
N. Y, 12-14; consulting engineer, 14r-15; chief
engineer. Standard AnBine Products, Inc, 15-
17; eng, manager, Nat, AniUne and Cham, Co,
19- Lieut, capt. and major, ordnance dept, 17*
19. Chem. Soc; Elec. Ihig^ Chem. Eng; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Mech. Eng; N. Y. Chonists Club.
Electrical conduction; chemical apparatus;
li^tning arresters; coherers; refrigeration.

FlAld, Dr. Oyms WCest), 126 E. 64th St, New
York, N. Y. Pathology. New York, N. Y,
April 27, 78. M.D, Yale, 00. Asst, path, lab,
Ptesby. Hosp, N. Y. City, 00-03; bacteriologist,
research lab, Dept Health, N. Y. City, 03-08;
prof, path, Fordham, 0&-08; path, and bacter,
med. dept, Louisville, 08-10; asst. director,
Bellevue and allied hospitals, 10-15. Tutor
path, Columbia, 02. AJl; Ass. Path, and Baet;
Soc Ezp. Biol; Soc. BioL Chem. Bacteriology;
tetanus toxin; etiology of scarlet fever and
measles; typhoid infection from oysters; eonoi-
dal chemistry and immunity; standard antigena
for Wassermann reaction.

Field, Fxof. Floyd, Decatur, Ga. Uathematios.
Salem, Oregon, Dec. 19, 73. A.B, Willamette,
97; A3, Harvard, 00, A.M, 02. Instr. math,
and phjvics, Allen Seh, West Newton, Mass,
00-^1; Pa. State, 02-03; head, math, dept,
Evanston Acad, HI, 03-06; adj. prof, math. Go.
Tech, 06-07, junior mot, 07-09, proA «i^ ^m4
of dept, 09- Math. Soc

Field, Dr. George W(Uton), Cosmos Club, Wash-
ington, D. C. ^Biology, North Bridgewater,
Mass, Sept. 29, 68. A.B, Brown, 87, A.M, 90;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 92; Smithsonian table, Naples
ZooL Sta. and Munich, 92-93. Asst biol, Hop-
kins, 91-92; assoc. prof, cellular biol, Brown,
93-96; biologist, B. I. Ezp. Sta, 96-01; instr.
econ. biol, Masc Inst. Tech, and director, Sharon
Biol. Observatory, 01; biologist, Mass. Com-
mission on Fisheries and Gktme, 03, chairman,
04-16; in charge, mammal and bird reservik
tions, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16-19; "bioUh
gist, BrasnX Ministry of Marine, 19- Soc Nat;
Soc. Zool; Soc. Mammal ; Mass. Audubon Soc;
British Ass. Morphology and physiology of
ediinoderms; planktology; biology of birds;
factors which determine sex and the secondary
sex characteristics; removal of the odors and
tastes in drinking water due to the presence of
micro-organisms; biology of edible ilsh and
sh^-ilsh.

Field, Dr. Herbert HavUand, KdUikerstr, 9,
Zurich, Switzerland. * Zoology, Anatomy. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, April 25, 68. Brooklyn Polytech, 82-
86; A.B, Harvard, 88, A.M, 90, PhJ), 91; Frei-
burg, 91-92; Leipzig, 92-93; Paris, 93-95. 2H-
redor. Concilium Bibliographieum, 95- Hon.
asst. zool, univ. museum. Harvard, 02- With

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Am. CommiBrion to Negotiate Peace, 19. A.A;
library Ass; ZooL GeseD; Anat. Geeell; Boe.
sooL de France; Schweiz. Nat. Oesell; hon.
mem. Leipzig Nat Geeell; Zurich Nat. Oesell;
Unione ZooL ItaL Derelopment of the pro-
nephrie system, the Tasenlar system and the
Epinal column: pronephros in Amphinma; lym-
phatics of the frog; microscopic technique;
scientific bibliography. [Died April 5, 21.]

Field, Fxof. Krving) A(iigell), Clark College,
Wercester, Mass. Zoology. Winona, Minn,
June 16, 79. B.S, Denison, 03; Harvard, 03-06,
A.M, 12; hon. fellow, Clark, 11-19, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. ornith, Denison, 02-03; asst. zool, Har-
vard, 03-05, Austin teaching fellow, 05-06;
prof. chem. and biol, West. Maryland. 06-11;
instr. hiol, dark Col, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-16,
assoe. prof, 16-18, V^of, 18^ Scientific asst,
IT. 8. Bur. Fisheries, summers, 02-16, surv. mus-
sel beds, North Atlantic Coast, summers, 17, 18.
Seventh Int. Zool. Cong. Boston; fourth Int.
Fisheries Cong, Washington, D. C. A. A; Fish-
eries See; Wilson Ornith. Club. Ornithology;
fisheries; biology and economic value of Mytilus
edulis; algal gelatins.

Field, Prof. Peter, 904 Olivia Ave, Ann Arbor,
Mich. Maihematica. Mitchell Co, Iowa, Sept.
1, 76. B.S, Minnesota, 96, M.8, 97; fellow,
Cornell, 98-99, Ph.D, 02. Prof, math, Carthage,
99-03; instr, Michigan, 03-07, asst prof, 07-
13, assoc prof, 13-19, prof, 19- Asst. math,
Cornell, 01-02. A. A; Math. Soc Analytical
mechanics; forms of quintic curves; the circuits
of a plane curve; plane quintic curve with five
real cusps; theory of fric^on.

Field, Prof. Bldiard MContgomory), Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, B. I. Geology. Jamaica
Plain, Mass, April 21, 85. B.8, Harvard, 10,
A.M, 14, Ph.D, 19. Asst. geol. Harvard, 15;
lecturer and instr. geol. Brown, l(m9; asst.
invert, paleont, museum comp. zool, Harvard,
18; assi. prof, geol, Brown, tO- A.A; Paleont.
Soc; Boston Soe. Nat Hist. Paleontology;
stratigraphy; historical geology; X-ray photog-
raphy of fossils; origin of limestones; intra-
formational structures; stratigraphy of Penn-
sylvania.

Field, Bobert F(Taiikliii), 132 Appleton St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Physics. Center Tuftsboro, N.
H, July 10, 85. A.B, Brown, 06, A.M, 07; Har-
vard, 16. Instr. physics, 10-15; Harvard, 17-
A. A; Physical Soc; Badio Eng. High fre-
quency resistance of coils and condensers; se-
lective radio telegraphic sets.

Field, William L(iiBk) W(ebgter), Milton Acad-
emy, Milton, Mass. Zoology. Milton, July 17,
76. Harvard, 94-98. Instr. nat. science, Milton
Acad, 00-14, asst head master, 14-17, head
matter, 17- Instr, Alstead Sch. Nat Hist, sum-
mers, 99-04; ed, 'Psyche,' 04-09. A.A; Soc
Nat; Entom. Soc; New Eng. Bot Club; Boston
Soc Nat. Hist; Cambridge Entom. Club; Har-
vard Travellers Club; Harvard Teachers Ass;
Harvard Eng. Soc Experimental evolution;
insects; variation; variation and inheritance in
Lepidoptera.

Fleldner, A (mo) O(arl), Bureau of Mines, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. ^Chemistry. Ney, Ohio, Dec 18,
81. B.S, Ohio State, 06. Indust. fuel engineer

and chemist, 06-07; asst chemist, TJ. S. Geol.
Surv. and Bur. Mines, 07-13 ; chemist in charge
fuels, ehem. lab, PitUhwgh Emp. 8ta, Bvr,
Mines, 13-17, supervising chemist, 19- Qiemist
in charge, gas mask research seet. Am* Univ.
Exp. Sta, TJ. S. Bur. Mines, 17-18; major,
C. W. S, 19. Chem. Soc (chairman, Pittsburgh
sect, 15, councilor, 16-18); Soc Test. Mat;
West Pa. Eng. Soc Fuels; gas; coal and coke;
coal ash and slags; gas masks.

Fi^lda, Dr. J(ohii) Obailas, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Can. Mathematics. Hamilton, Can^
May 14, 63. B.A, Toronto, 84; fellow, Hop-
kins, 85-86, fellow by courtly, 8^89, PhJD,
87; Paris, Gottingen and Berlin, 93-00. Prof.
math, Allegheny, 81M)2; special lecturer. To-
ronto, 02-04, assoc prof, 04-14, prof, 1#- AA;
Math. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Can. (pros, seet
ni); Can. Inst (pros, 19); fel. Boyal Soc;
London Math. Soc; Soc math, de France. Al-
gebraic functions and Abeliim integrals; theoxy
of the algebraic functions of one or more vari-
ables; theory of algebraic numbers.

Fields, W(alter) B(amael), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Buffalo, N. Y, July 22, 86. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 13. Instr. plant path, Arkansas, 13-
16, asst prof, 16-18; asst state pathologist,
Ark, 13-18; exten. pathologist. Miss, 18-19;
path, inspector, fed. hort. hoard, V. 8. Dept.
Agr, 19- Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot Soc

Finch, J(ohn) W(eIliiigton), 301 High St, Denver,
Colo. Geology. EarlviUe, N. Y, Nov. 3, 78.
A.B, Colgate, 97, A.M, 98; fellow, Chicago,
98-99. Instr. geol. and physics, Colgate, 98;
geol, Chicago, 99; consulting geologist, 01-16;
state geologist, Colo, 01-04 ; gen. manager, Gk)ld-
field Cons. Mines C3o, 06-07; v. pres. and gen.
manager, N. Y. Orient Mines Co, 1€- AA.;
Min. Eng; Colo. Sd. Soc

Finch, Prof. V(emor) O(llfford), CoUege Hills,
Madison, Wis. Geography. Tecumseh, Mich,
83. B.S, Kalamazoo, 08; Chicago, 08; Ph.D,
Wisconsin, 16. Instr, asst. prof, and later assoc.
prof, geog, Wisconsin, 11- Asst agr. geog, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 15; special expert foreign trade
and shipping, U. S. Shipping Board, 18-19.
Economic and agricultural geography.

Findlay, Prof. M(erlin) C(hamberlin), ParkviUe,
Mo. Anatomy, Franklinville, N. Y, Oct 24^
68. A.B, Hamilton, 92, A.M, 95; Chicago;
Minnesota; ScD, Park, 17. Prof, hiol, Parh,
9i- A.A; Micros. Soc; Health League.

Findlay, Dr. William, McMaster University, To-
ronto, Can. Math&matics. Glanf ord, Onl^ June
21, 74. B.A, McMaster, 96, M.A, 98; PhJ),
CSiicago, 01. Tutor math, Barnard, Columbia,
01-05; prof, McMaster, 06- Math. Soc Finite
groups.

Fine, Prof. H(«nry) B(nrchard), Princeton, N. J.
^Mathematics. Chambersburg, Pa, Sept 14, 58.
A.B, Princeton, 80; Ph.D, Leipzig, 85; LL.D,
Williams, 09. Tutor math, Princeton, 81-84,
asst prof, 85-90, prof, 91-, dean, 03-12, depart-
ments of science, It- Math. Soc; Philos. Soc
Singularitiee of curvte; functions defined by
differential equations; number concept.

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Fine, Dr. UotOb S^ Caleo Chemical Co, Boimd
Brook, N. J. Pathological chemistry, Bridge-
port, Conn, Nov. 8, 86. Ph.B, Yale, 08, PhJ),
11. Ixutr. path, ehem, N. Y. Post-Ghrad. Med.
8eh, 11-14, lecturer, 14-15, adj. prof, 15-17;
director therapeut, Calco Chem. Co, 17- A.A;
Chem. Boc; Soe. BioL Chem; Soc Exp. Biol-
Utllisation of vegetable proteiius; metaboliflm in
pellagra; creatin, creatinin and uric add metab-
oliism and elimination; mineral metabolism;
uremia.

Fink, Prof. Brace, Miami XJniTereity, Oxford,
Ohio. *Botany. Blackberry, HI, Bee 22, 61.
B.S, Illinois, 87, M.8, 94; A.M, Harvard, 96;
Ph.D, Minnesota, 99. Prof, biol. Upper Iowa»
92-08; lot, Grinnell, 03-06; Miami, 06- Instr.
bot, Harvard, 96; ed, 'Mycologia'; lichenisti
Minn. Bot. Surv, 96-03; in charge bot^ marine
sta, Washington (Seattle), 06. A.A; Boc. Nat;
* Bot Soc; Bot. Cent States; Iowa Acad, (pres,
04) ; Ohio Acad. (v. pres, 10, pres, 12) ; Iowa
Park and Foreshy Ass; Ohio Forestry Ass.
Natnre and classification of lichens; Graphida-
ceae; classification of Ascomycetae.

Fink, Dr. Oolln O(arfleld), 202d St. and Tenth
Ave, New York, N. Y. * Electrochemistry. Ho-
boken, N. J, Dec. 31, 81. A.B, Colombia, 03;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 07. Asst. electroehem, Leipdgy
06-07; research chemist, Gen. Elec Co, 07-17;
directory research lalf, Chile Exploration Co, 17-
A.A; CSiem. Soc. (ed, sect electroehem, 'Chenu
Abstracts'); Electroehem. Soc (pres, 17); Min.
and Metal Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club; Faraday
Soe; Soc. de Chim. indust; Bunsen GeselL Ki-
netics of contact sulphuric acid; electrometal-
lurgy; vacuum furnace metallurgy; tungsten;
dudiile tungsten and molybdenum; leading-in
wires; insoluble anodes; corrosion; catalysis.

Fink, David Ely, Biverton, N. J. Entomology,
Bussia, Nov. 28, 82. B.S.A, Cornell, 11, M.S.A,
18. A$st, entomologist, hwr, entom, V, 8. Vept.
Agr, US- A.A; Entom. Boc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
WadL Entom. Soc. Truck crop insects.

Fink, Dr. G(ail) J, 724 Augustus Place, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Chemistry, Yountsville, Ind,
June 19, 87. A.B, Wabash, 09; Ph.D, Cornell,
14. Asst prof, chem, Iowa State, 15-16; re-
searoh chemist, Hooker Electroehem, Co, 1&-
Chem. Soc

Flnkel, Prof. B(eiijaniin) F(raiiklln), 1227 Clay
St, Springfield, Mo. Mathematics, Physics,
Fairfield Co, Ohio, July 5, 65. B.S, Ohio Nor.
Univ, 88; CHiicago, summers, 95-00; special fel-
low, A.M, Pennsylvania, 04, Harrison fellow,
05-06, Ph.D, 06. Teacher, pub. schools, Ohioi
84-88; instr. math, Fostoria Acad, 89; prin-
cipal, Gibson Acad, Tenn, 90; supt schools.
North Lewisburg, Ohio, 90-92 ; instr. math, Kid-
der Inst, 92-95 ; prof, math, and physics, Drury,
95-, director, summer Bch, 16-18. Founder and
ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 94-; in charge, dept.
math, Colorado, summers, 13, 18. A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; London Math. Soc; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Pure mathematics.

Flnlay, Prof. O(eorge) I(rvlzig), 32 Waverly
Place, New York, N. Y. Geology. Ulster Co, N,
Y, July 9, 76. A3, Harvard, 98; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 03. Asst. geol, Columbia, 01-03; prof,
Colo. Col, 03-13; N, T, Univ, 13- Asst. geolo-

gist, n. S. Geol. Surv, 01- Petrography; gen-
eral geology; geologic folio of the Colorado
Springs region.

Flnlay, JCames) B(alph), 45 Cedar St, New York,
N. Y. Mining engineering, Blenheim, Can,
Sept 80, 69. A.B, Harvard, 91. Supt. mines,
Mum, 95; Ecuador, 96-99; manager, Idaho>
Colo, 00-04; mining engineer, 04-; gen, man-
ager, Ooldfield Cons. Mines Co, 10- Lecturer
economics of mining, Harvard, 08- Min. and
Metal. Soc (sec'y); Min. Eng. Ore deposits;
cost of mining.

Flnley, Prof. George WlUlam, Greeley, Colo.
Mathematics, Parallel, Eans, Nov. 22, 76. B.S,
Kansas State, 96, M.S, 20. Teacher pub. schools,
Kans, 97-00; supt. schools, Peru, Kans, 01-02;
prof, math, prep, seh, Oklahoma, 02-12; Col0*
State Teachers Col, IB- Math. Ass; Colo. ScL
Soc Arithmetic.

Flnley, William LoveU, 651 E. Madison St, Port-
land, Oregon. Ornithology. Santa Clara, Calif,
Aug. 9, 76. A.B, California, 03. Lecturer for
Nat. Ass. Audubon Societies. AJL; mem. Or-
nith. Union; Oregon Audubon Soc. (pres).
American birds; &e California condor; birds
of the desert areas.

Flppln, Prof. Elmer O(ttetbein), 918 C St, N. W,
* Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Columbus,
Ohio, Sept 18, 79. B.S, Ohio State, 00. Asst,
bur. plant indust, IT. S. Dept Agr, 00-01, bur.
soils, 01-05; asst. prof, soils, Cornell, 05-09,
prof, soil tech, 0&-13, exten. prof, 13-19; ma/n^
ager, agr. dept, Nat. Lime Ass, 19- Lecturer
soils, Cornell, 04-05. A.A. Soil classification
and surveying; physical properties of soil; soil
granulation; Intend capillary movements of soil
moisture; land drainage; lime in relation to soil
improvement

Fireman, Dr. Peter, 601 Cass St, Trenton, N. J.
^Chemistry. LipovetK, Bussia, April 4, 63.
Odessa, 81; Konigsberg, Zfirich and Bern, 88-
93, Ph.D, Bern, 93. Asst. ehem, George Wash-
ington, 93-95, instr, 95-98, asst prof, 98-01;
prof. Mo. Seh. Mines, 01-02; chem. geologist,
U. 8. Nat. Museum, 01-06, in charge, eheuL
research lab, Alexandria, Va. 04-06 ; mfg, chem-
ist, 06- A.A; Chem. Soc. (pres. Wash, sect);
Wash. Philos. Soc. Physical chemistry; prepa-
ration of organie phosphins; action of ammo-
nium ehlorid on certain chlorids ; action of phos-
phonium iodid on polychlorids ; replacement of
three atoms of hydrogen by one of nitrogen in
organic compounds; ozid pigments.

Firket, Dr. Jean, Johns Hopkins Medical School,
Baltimore, Md. Anatomy, Liege, Belgium^
Nov. 20, 90. M.D, Liege, 14. Prosector annti
Liege, 11-14; asst. res. officer, infectious dis-
eases dept, Belgian Army, 17-19; instr, anat,
Hopkins, 19- Ass. Anat; Soc. Beige de Biol.
Physiological pathology; embryology of the
nrogenit^ system; histology and pathology of
the Iddney.

FlscheUs, Prof. Ptallipp, 828 N. Fifth St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Histology f Embryology. Odessa,
Bussia, Dec 10, 57. Studied biol. under Metseh-
nikof and Kowalewsky at Odessa; Leipzigi
Konigsberg and Berlin, 80-85: M.D, Berlin, 85.
Instr. laryngol, Phlla. Polyclinic, 94-02; dem-
onstrator histol. and embryol, Medico-Chimrg.

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Col, Phila, 03-09, aasoe. prof, 09-17; auoe. prof,
and later prof, nistol, embryol, and gen, path,
and director of laboratories, Temple, 17- A.A;
Abb. Anat; Am. Med. Abb; New BuBBia See.
Nat. Development of thyroid, thymoB gland and
InngB; reproduction and evolntion; anatomy and
hiBtology of the month and teeth; bnuding
human intelligence.

FlBCher, Prof. ObarleB Albert, Trinity Coliege,
Hartford, Conn. Mathematics, Wheaton, 111,
Oct. 3, 84. A.B, Wheaton (Bl), 05; A.M, HH-
noia, 10; fellow, Chicago, 11-12, Ph.D, 12.
luBtr. math, Wheaton (HI), 08-09; Columbia,
ia-19; Seaibwry prof. Trinity (Conn), 19-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Calculus of varia-
tions; theory of fnnctionals; integral equations.

Fischer, Louis Albert), U. S. Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, B. 0. ^Thysios, Washing-
ton, Jan. 4, 64. B.8, George Washington, 03.
U. S. Office Weights and Measures, 9<M)1;
physiciBt in charge, div. weights and measures,
Bur. Standards, 01-17; major, ordnance dept,
17-19; chief, aiv, weights and measures, Bwr.
Standards, 19- Beo^j, Nat Conf. Weights and
Measures; mem. jury of awards, Panama-Padfie
Expos, 15. A. A; Physical Soc; Mech. Eng;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc (v. pros, 10,
pros, 11) ; Soc. de Physique. Physical measure*
ments, especially length.

FIsdiar, Dr. BOutln H(eiizy), General Hospital,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ^Physiology, Medicine. Kiel,
Germany, Not. 10, 79. Fellow, Bush Med. Col,
00, M.D, 01. Student asst. path. Bush Med.
Col, 98-00; asst. physiol, Chicago, 00-01, assoc,
01-02; instr. California, 02-08, asst. prof, OS-
OS; prof, path^ Oakland Col. Med. and Surg,
05-10; physiol, dnoinnati, 10- Nathan Lewis
Hatfield prize, Phila. CoL Physicians, 09; Cart-
wrifi^t prise, CoL Physicians and Surg, N. Y.
C^ty, 11; gold medal for reaeareh, Am. Med.
Abb, 18, diploma, 16, silyer medal, 16, Trustee,
Helen S. Trounstine Foundation, pros, 17-20.
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med.
Ass; Soc. Biol. Chem; Cincinnati Besearch Soc.
(pres, 12). Histology of motor ganglion cells;
false diTCortieula of &e intestine; toxic effects of
formaldehyde; artificial alimentary excretion;
edema, nephritis, glaucoma and coma; theories
of growth, muscul^ contraction and hemolysis;
absorption and secretion of water and dissolved
substances by plants and animals; emulsions;
fatty degeneration; focal infections; colloids;
soaps.

Fischer, Prof. Bidiard, TJniversity of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. Chemistry. New Ulm, Minn,

' Nov. 18, 69. Ph.C, Michigan, 92 B.S, 94; Ph.D,
Marburg, 00. Asst. chem, Michigan, 92-94;
instr. pharmacy, Wisconsin, 94-98, asst. prof,
00-09, prof, chem, 09- State chemist, Wis, 03-
09; consulting chemist, Wis. Food and Drug
Commission, 09- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Ass. State and Nat. Food and Dairy De-
partinents (chairman, committee on food stand-
ards, 06-09). Organic chemistry; alkaloids;
chemistry of foods.

Fischer, Dr. 8(legftied), Jt, 4533 Edgeware Bead,
San Diego, Calif. Chemistry, Zurich, Switzer-
land, Dec. 21, 82. Zurich ; Polytech, Zflrich ; Poly-
tech, Charlottenburg; Leipzig; B.S, Columbia, 07,

M.S, 15, PhJ), 16. Chemist, Am. Casein Co, 07;
Cefler Celluloid Works, 08; Spencer Kellogg
Linseed Oil Co, 08; research chemist and mana-
ger, B. F. Stinson and Co, 09: prof. chem. and
physics, Westminster (Pa), 09-10; instr. phys-
ics and eleetrometal, Colo. Sch. Mines, 1(^12;
elficiency engineer. West. Elec. Co, 13; instr.
metal, Lehigh, 13-15; west, ed, 'Metal, and
Chem. Eng,' 16; consulting engineer, 17-19;
pres. and directing manager, San Diego Bare
Metals Products Co, 19- Eleetrochem. Soc;
Min. and MetaL Eng. Metallurgy; chemical
engineering; rare metal alloys; electrometal-
lurgy.

Fish, Fxof. F(rod) AG«i)f Ames, Iowa. Eleo-
trical engineering, Milan, Ohio, Feb. 21, 75.
M.E, Ohio State, 98 ; hon. fellow, Wisconsin, 01.
Asst. prof, elec, eng, Ohio State, 01-05, assoc
prof, Iowa State, 05-09, prof, 09- Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ; Nat. Elec Light Ass.

Fish, Prof. H(ardld) D(iiftar), University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Zoology, Tunbridge, Yt,
Aug. 13, 83. A.B, Dartmouth, 07; A.M, Har-
vard, 15. Prof, biol. Highland, 12-14; Austin
teaching fellow, Harvard,. 14-15 ; research asst,
Bussey Inst, and asst. sool. Harvard and Bad-
diffe, 15-16; prof, Denison, 16-19; Pittsburgh,
eo-; research assoc, dept, genetics, Carnegie In-
stitution, 19- A.A; Ohio Acad. Animal ge-
netics; inheritance in rabbits.

Flsta, Prof. J(<)]in) OQiaxleB) LCoonslmrj), Stan-
ford University, Calif. BaHway engineering,
Collins, Ohio, June 8, 70. C.E, Cornell, 92.
Asst. engineer, Sandusky and Columbus B. B,
91; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 92-93; asst prof,
Stafford, 98-98, assoc. prof, 98-09, prof, ra/O-
road eng, 09- Becorder, U. S. Coast and Good.
Surv, 99; field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 00; res.
engineer, L. S. and M. S. By, 05-07, div. engi-
neer, 07-09. FuerteB gold medal, Cornell, 15.
Civil Eng; B. B. Eng. Engineering economies.

Fish, Prof. P(lorr«) ACugnstliie), 931 State St,
Ithaca, N. Y. *Comparative physiology. Chat'
ham, N. Y, Feb. 17, 65. B.8, Cornell, 90, ScD,
94, D.y.M, 99. Instr. physiol, vert. zool. and
neur, Cornell, 90-95; asst, bur. animal indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-96; asst. prof. comp.
physioL and pharmacol, Cornell, 96-02, prof,
vet. physiol, 016- Instr, Woods Hole, 91-95;
major, Yet. C, 18-19. Yet. Med. Ass. (ed,
'Jour,' 15-18). Physiologic action of various
drugs upon the circulation; mature and imma-
ture meat; salivary digestion in the horse; fat
absorption.

Fiahberg, Dr. Maurlos, 170 W. 59th St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine, Anthropology, Kamenetz-
Podolsk, Bussia, Aug. 16, 72. M.D, N. Y.Univ,
97. Prof, din, med, Vniv, and Bellevue Hosp.
Med, Col, IS- Attending physician, Montefiore
Home aifd Hosp, N. Y. City. A. A; Ethnol. Soc;
Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soc; N. Y. Acad,
(chairman, sect, psychol, and anthrop, 09-10).
Physical anthropology; medicine; ethnic and
Bodal conditions of tiie Jews; some clinical
phases of tuberculosis; pulmonary tuberculosis.

Fisher, AOb«rt) (Senrick), U. S. Department of
Agric^ture, Washington, D. C. Biology, Ossi-
ning, N. Y, March 21, 56. CoL Physicians and
Surg, Columbia, 76-79. Asst. ornithologist, U.

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225

S, Dept, Agr, 85-96, asst. biologist, 96-02, aast,
chief, biol. anrv, 02-06, in charge eoon. investi-
gations, 06- PeL Ornith. Union (v. pros, pros,
U) ; cor. mem. Nnttall Omith. Club; Soc. Mam-
mal; Fiflheries Boc; Wash. BioL Soe; Wash.
BioL Field Club (pros); Cooper Omith. Club;
cor. mem. N. Y. Linnean Soc. Geographic dia-
tribution and natural history of vertebrates.

Fisher, 0(a88liu) A(Ba), 702 First National Build-
ing, Denver, Colo. Geology, Fremont, Nebr,
Feb. 15, 72. A.B, Nebraska, 98, A.M, 00.
Asst. geologist, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 96-09, geolo-
gist, 09-10, asst. chief fuel sect; mem. firm,
Arnold and Fisher, consulting geologists and
engineers, Los Angeles, CaUf, and Denver, Colo,
09- Asst. instr. geol, Yale', 02-03. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Water;
coal; fuels.

Fisher, DCnrward) F(r6d0ridc), Bureau of Plant
Industry, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology,
Clarence, K Y, Aug. 17, 88. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 12; M.Hort, 18. Pathologist, fruit disease
investigations, V, 8, Depi. Agr, 116- A.A; Soc.
Hort. Sci; Phytopath. Soc. Fruit diseases.

Fisher, Prof. Elisabeth FOorette), Wellesley,
Mass. Geology, Geography, Boston, Mass, Nov.
26, 78. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Instr. geol.
and geog, Wellesley, 94-06, assoc. prof. geol. and
miner, 06-09, prof, geol, and geog, 09- Lecturer
geog, Boston Commission Ezten. Courses, 12-;
oil field expert, summers, 18- Int. Geol. Cong,
St. Petersburg, 97. A.A; Am. Geog. Soc; Bos-
ton Soc. Nat. Hist. Physiography; commercial
and industrial geography; river terraces; oil
geology; conservation.

Fisher, Dr. O(eorge) Olyda, American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. Botany,
Near Sidney, Ohio, May 22, 78. A.B, Miami,
05; Ph.I), Hopkins, 13. Principal acad. Palmer,
07-09, acting pres, 09-10; asst. curator, dept,
pub, edue. Am, Musewn Nat, Hist, 13-17, assoe,
curator, 17- A.A; assoc. mem. Omith. Union;
Wilson Omith. Club; Soe. Mammal; fel. N. Y.
Acad; N. Y. Linnean Soc Plant morphology.

Fisher, Dr. Harry Ii(iim), B. F. Goodrich Co,
Akron, Ohio. Chemistry, Kingston, N. Y, Jan.
19, 85. A.B, Williams, 09; A.M, Columbia, 10,
Ph.D, 12. Asst. org. chem, Columbia, lO-ll;
instr, med. col, Cornell, 11-12; Columbia, 12-19;
research chemist, B, F, Goodrich Co, 19- Sec'y,
org. sect, Eighth Int. Cong. Applied Chem, 12.
Chem. Soc Bubber; resins; organic combus-
tions; nitrogen heterocydes.

Fisher, Henry W(right), Perth Amboy, N. J.
Electrical engineering, Youghal, Ireland, Jan.
31, 61. M.E, Cornell, 88. Asst. engineer, Berg-
mann and Co, 88; 8, U. Cable Co, 88-89, elec
engineer and supt, Pittsburgh factory, 89-99,
chief engineer and manager, rubber and lead
ciible factories, Perth Amboy, N, J, 15- Elec.
Eng. (past chairman, Pittsburgh sect, mem. stand-
ards committee, 11-20); Soc. Test. Mat; Elec-
trochem. Soc; West. Pa. Eng. Soc (past pres).
Electric cables; glucenum by electrometallurgy;
insulation and electrostatic temperature coeffi-
cients of different cables; power factors of
cables; losses, induced volts and amperes in
armor and lead of cables; carrying capacity of
cables.
15

Fisher, Prof. Xrving, 460 Prospect St, New
Haven, Conn. Political economy, Saugertles,
N. Y, Feb. 27, 67. AJ8, Yale, 88, Ph.D, 91;
Berlin and Paris, 93-94. Tutor math, Yale, 91-
93; asst. prof, 93-95, polit. econ, 95-98, prof,
98- Pres, Pro-League IndexMndents, 20; mem.
Conunission for the Conservation of Nat. Be-
sourees; Hitchcock lecturer, California, 17.
A. A; Am. Acad; Math. Soc; Econ. Ass; An-
throp. Ass; Eugenics Besearch Ass. (pres, 20) ;
Am. Acad. Med; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci; fell
Statist. Ass; Conn. Acad; feL Boyal Statist.
Soc; Boyal Econ. Ass. Mathematical econom-
ics; statistics; public health; capital and in-
come; rate of interest; purchasing power ot
money; high cost of living.

Fisher, Prof. James, Houghton, Mich. Mathe-
matics, Physics, Hancock, Mich, March 29, 73.
E.M, Mich. Col. Mines, 93; Cornell, 99. Drafts-
man, Mich. CoL Mines, 93-94; Hodge Iron
Works, 94-95; instr. math, and physios, Mich.
Col, Mines, 95-99, prof, 99- A. A; Eng. Educ;
Lake Superior Min. Iiist.

Fisher, Prof. M(altin) L(iither), 325 Vine St,
La Fayette, Ind. Agriculture. Near Murray,
Ind, Oct. 24, 71. B.S, Purdue,, 03 ; M.S, Wis-
consin, 11. Prof, agron, and head of dept, Pur-
due, asst. chief soUs and crops, Exp, 8ta. Soc.
Agron; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci; Farm Econ. Ass;
Ind. Acad; Ind. Audubon Soc. (pres, 19).
Agronomy; forage crops; com pollination.

Fisher, Prof. B(ichard) T(homton), Petersham,
Mass. Forestry, Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov, 9, 76.
A.B, Harvard, 98 ; M.F, Yale, 03. Special agent,
JJ, S. Biol. Surv, 98; asst. English, Harvard,
99; forest asst, bur, forestry, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
01-; asst, prof, forestry. Harvard, 06-, director,
Harvard Forest, Soc Foresters; Ecol. Soc The
redwood; the woodlot.

Fisher, Dr. 8(ara) O(arolyn), 826 E. Ave. 60, Los
Angeles, Calif. Psychology, Bridgeport, Conn,
Sept. 17, 89. A.B, Lombard, 09; A.M, Illinois,
10; Ph.D, Clark, 13. Instr. psychol, Wellesley,
13-14; research asst, Clark, 14-15; with State
Nor. Sch, Los Angeles, Calif, 15-19; asst, prof,
psychol, south, branch, California, 19- Mental
examiner, Los Angeles Juveiiile Court. Psychol.
Ass. Higher mental processes; general con-
cepts; classifying; growth of meaning.

Fisher, ttot, W(alter) K(eiulck), Pacific Grove,
Calif. ^Zoology. Ossining, N. Y, Feb. 1, 78.
A.B, Stanford, 01, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 06. Special
field naturalist, XT. S. Biol. Surv, 97-01; asst.
80ol, 8tanford, 0^-05, acting instr, 05-07, instr,
07-09, asst. prof, 09-20, assoc, prof, 180-, di-
rector, Hopkins Marine 8ta, 17- Asst. 'Alba-
tross' ezped, TJ. S. Fish Commission, 02, 04;
ed, 'The Condor,* 02-06; curator invert, zool,
Calif. Acad, 16- A.A; mem. Omith. Union;
Calif. Acad; Cooper (Calif) Omith. Club
(pres). Anatomy of gastropods; ornithology;
Echinodermata of the Hawaiian Islands; As-
teroidea of the north Pacific and East Indies;
West Indian Asteroidea.

Fisher, Prof. Willard JCamee), Woods Hole, Mass.
Physics, Waterford, N. Y, Sept. 29, 67. A.B,
Amherst, 92; Ph.D, Cornell, 08; Qottingen, 08-
09. Principal, high sch, Medway, Mass, 92-94,
96-99, 01-03; asst. biel, Amherst, 95; asst. Cor-

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nell, 03-04; instr, 04-08, 0»-12; prof, N, H.
Col, 12-16; hon. fellow, Clark, 16-18; lectarer,
Worcester, 18; asst. prof, Univ. Philippines, 18-
20. A. A; fel. Physical Soc. Gas viscosity;
height of the atmosphere; history of mechanics.

FlBk, Prof. Harlan W(llbiir), 36th St. and Broad
Branch Road, Washington, D. C. Physies.
Geneva, Kans, Sept. 25, 69. B.S, Carleton, 96.
Prof, math, Fargo, 99-06, dean of faculty, 04-
06; magnetieianf dept, terrwtridl maffnetism,
Carnegie Inetitution, 06- A. A; Wash. Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad. Terrestrial magnetisuL

nske, Br. Angnstaa H(eiiry), P. O. Box 1515,
Providence, R. I. Chemistry. Boston, Mass,
May 28, 80. A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 02, Ph.D,
12. Instr. chem. Harvard, 12-13; asst. diemist,
Bumford Chem. Works, 14-15, chief chemist, 15-
Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Chem. GeselL Halogen
and nitrogen derivatives of benzol; ortho-
quinones; acidic value of phosphates; baking
powder ingredients.

Ziske, Prof. Oynu H(artwell), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Bioi^emistry, St. Paul,
Minn, Sept. 22, 90. A.B, Minnesota, 10; M.D,
Harvard, 14. Asst. biol. chem, Harvard Med.
fich, 14-15; ^assoc. biochem, Western Reserve,
15-17, asst. prof, 17-18; hiol. chem, Harvard
Med. Seh, 18- A.A; Soc. BioL Chem; Chem.
Soc. Nitrogen metabolism; mechanism of en-
zyme action.

Flske, BCaymond) J(olm), Evergreen Fruit Farm,
Lunenburg, Mass. Entomology. Cambridge,
Mass, May 4, 88. B.S Mass. Col, 10, 13. Agr.
and educ. worker, P. 1, 10-12; asst. entomolo-
gist, P. R, 13-14; scientific asst, bur. entom, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 14-20; proprietor, Evergreen
Fruit Farm, 20- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. De-
ciduous fruit insects.

Flske, Prof. Thomaa S(oott), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. * Mathematics. New
York, May 12, 65. A.B, Columbia, 85^ A.M, 86,
fellow, 85-88, Ph.D, 88. Tutor math, Columbia,
88-91, instr, 91-94, adj. prof, 94^97, prof, 97-
Acting dean, Barnard, Columbia, 99; sec'y. Col.
Ent. Exam. Board, 01- A. A; Math. Soe. (sec'y,
88-95, ed, 'Bui,' 91-99, v. pres, 98-01, ed,
'Trans,' 99-05, pres, 02-04); Ass. Teachers
Math. Middle States and Md. (pres, 04) ; Lon-
don Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Theory of functions; algebra; calculus; theory
of assemblages; properties of assemblages and
their application to functions.

Fitch, Prof. A(lbert) L(ewl8), University of
Maine, Orono, Maine. Physics. Byron Center,
Mich, Oct. 3, 87. A.B, Albion, 11, A.M, 12;
Ph.D, Michigan, 16. Teacher science, high sch,
Allegan, Mich, 13-15; research physicist, West.
Elec, Co, 16-19; prof, physics, Maine, 19- A. A;
assoc. Physical Soc. The aluminum rectifier.

Fitcb, COL Graliam DCenby), 2400 20th St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Engineering, Mathe-
matics. Chicago, 111, Feb. 19, 60. Grad, U. S.
MiL Acad, 82. All grades from lient. to
col, corps of engineers, retired, 12. Major, U.
S. volunteers, Spanish- Am. War. $500 prize for
essay on fourth dimension, 'Scientific Ameri-
can. ' A.A ; Civil Eng. Lock and dam construc-
tion; space of four dimensions.

Fitch, Prof. J(aiii68) B(iirgMi)» Kaneae State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Eana. Dairy
htLshandry. Hunterton, Ind, June 26, 88. B.S,
Purdue, 10. Asst. dairying, Kansas State, 10-
11, instr, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc prof,
15-18, prof, dairy husbandry, 18- Feeding and
development of dairy cattle; temperature of
silage fermentations; influence of material on
keeping quality of silos.

Fita, Dr. Warner, Princeton, N. J. PhiXosophy,
Psychology. Philadelphia, Pa, March 5, 67.
A.B, Haverford, 89; Berlin, 91-92; Munich, 92-
93; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 94. Instr. philos. and
Hebrew, Williams, 94-96, dean of faculty, 95-
97; docent psychol, Chicago, 97-98, asst, 98-01,
instr, 01-03; philos, Texas, 03-06; junior prof,
Indiana, 06-08, prof, 08-15; Priiiceton, 15-
Lecturer, Harvard, 11-12; Stanford, 13-14.
Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass. Social and ethical
theory, esj^ially with reference to psycho-
logical foundations.

Fite, Dr. William Benjamin, Columbia University,
New York, N. Y. *Mathematics. Marion,
Ohio, Aug. 23, 69. Ph.B, Cornell, 92, Ph.D, 01.
Teacher math, Mich. Mil. Acad, 92-98; instr,
Cornell, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-10; prof, Colum-
bia, 10- Math. Soc. Theory of groups of finite
order; differential equations.

Fltterer, Prof. J(bbn) C(onrad), University of
Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Civil engineering.
ayde, Ohio, Dec. 15, 71. B.S, Ohio State, 98;
B.S.(C.E), Colorado, 04, C.E, 12. Instr. eng.
math, Colorado, 04; prof, dvil and irrig. eng,
Wyoming, 08- With U. S. Geol. Surv; U. S.
Beclamation Service; res^ engineer, Glenwood
Tunnel, Glenwood Springs, Colo. A. A; Math.
Soc; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; assoc. mem. Soc.
Test. Mat; Int. Soc. Test. Mat. Mathematics ;
irrigation; drainage.

Fitz, Dr. a(eorge) W(ell8), Peconic, N. Y. Physi-
ology, Hygiene, Physical education. New York,
N. Y, March 16, 60. M.D, Harvard, 91. Instr,
Cook Co. Nor. Sch, 111, 83-87; instr. and asst.
prof, physiol. and hygiene and med. visitor.
Harvard, 92-99. Ed, 'Am. Physical Educ.
Review,' 96-01, 04-06; orthopedic surgeon,
Boston Dispensary. A. A; Physiol. Soc; Physi-
cal Educ. Ass. (cor. sec'y, 95-01). Respiratory
types; ventilation tests (methods of CO,);
spinal curvature; physiology of exercise; photo-
metric method of case record ; new direct-reading
scoliometer; resistant forward shoulders; ani-
mal mechanics; shadow pupillometer ; mirror-
meter for space angles.

Fitz, Dr. Beginald, Rockefeller Institute, 66th St.
and Ave. A, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Bos-
ton, Feb. 28, 85. A.B, Harvard, 06, M.D, 09.
Assoc, mem. Am. Physicians; Soe. Clin. Invest.
Nephritis; diabetes mellitus.

Fit8<}erald, Desmond, Brookline, Mass. Engineer-
ing. Nassau, Bahama Islands, May 20, 46.
Phillips Acad, Andover, Mass. C!hief engineer,
B. and A. R. R, 71-73; engineer and supt,
Boston Water Works, 73-96; dept. engineer.
Metropolitan Water Works, Mass, 96-02; con-
sulting engineer. Of- Chairman, Board of Park
Commissioners, Brookline; Mass. Topog. Surv.
Commission, 96-00; mem. Metropolitan Improv.
Commission; chairman, Water Supply and Sew-

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erage Commission, Manila, P. I, 04. Norman
gold medal, Civil Eng, twiee. Civil Eng. (past
pres); New Eng. Water Works Ass. (past
pres); Am. Acad; Boston Soc Civil Eng, (past
pres). Evaporation; hydraulics; rainfall; flow
of streams; storage of water; temx>erature of
lakes; construction of waterworks.

FitsOerald, Francia Adezaader) J(aiiiM), Fitz-
Cterald Laboratories,. Ine, Niagara Falls, N. Y.
* Electro-metallurgy, Dublin, Ireland, June 1,
70. A.B, Dublin, 92; B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95.
Chemist Carborundum Co, 95-00; Int. Acheson
Graphite Co, 00-03; eomulting engineer, OS-
A. A; Elec. Eng; Electrochem. Soc (pres, 16);
Franklin Inst; Faraday Soc. Electric furnaces;
electric furnace products; refractories; carbon
and graphite electrodes; resistor materials;
electro-metallurgical products.

Fitigwald, Dr. F(red) F(liiley), 120 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Clarion, Pa,
June 27, 82. A.B, Stanford, 05, A.M, 06, Ph.D,
10. Instr. chem. Cooper Med. Col, 06-09;
chemist. South. Pacific B. B, 09-12; asst. chem-
ist, bur. chem, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 12-13 ; chemist,
Nat. Canners Ass, 13-20; chief chemist, Am,
Can, Co, fO- A. A; Chem. Soc. Food chem-
istry; reactions of potassium amid; discolora-
tion of canned food products; viscosity and con-
ductivity of solutions.

FitiO«rald, Prof. J(olm) a(erald), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Preventive medicine.
Drayton, Ont, Dec. 9, 82. M.B, Toronto, 03.
M.D, 20; Harvard Med. Sch, 08-09; Pasteur
Inst. Brussels and Paris, 10; Freiburg, 11.
Pathologist, Hosp. for Insane, Toronto, 07-08;
lecturer baeter, Toronto, 09-11; assoc. prof,
California, 11-13 ; a«soc. prof, hygiene, Toronto,
13-20, prof, hygiene and prev. med, 20-, direc-
tor, Connaught Laboratories, 13- A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; fel. Boyal Soc.
Can. Bacteriology; immunity; neuropathology.

Fitspatriek, Prof. Harry M(orton), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Tlant pathology. Green-
wood, Ind, June 27, 86. A.B, Cornell, 09, Ph.D,
13. Asst. bot, Cornell, 08-11, instr. plant path,
11-13, aut. prof, IS- A. A; Phytopath. Soc;
Bot. Soc. Mycology.

Fltzpatrldc, Prof. T. J, Station A, Lincoln, Nebr.
Botany. Centerville, Iowa, April 2, 68. B.S,
Iowa, 93, M.S, 95; fellow, Nebraska, 13-18.
Prof. math, and bot, Graceland, 95-99 ; collector,
Towa Hist. Soc, 04-07; prof, math, Graceland,
08-12; science, Cotner, 13-14; asst. prof, hot,
Nebraska, and curator, herbarium, 18- A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Bot. Soc; Fern Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; Cooper Omith. Club; Am.
Hist. Ass; feL Iowa Acad. Flora of Iowa and
midland states; bibliography of scientific litera-
ture of Iowa.

Flts-Bandolph, B(ayinond) B(emArd), 831 Car-
teret Ave, Trenton, N. J. Bacteriology, Chem-
istry. Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 7, 72. A.C,
Lehigh, 93. Instr. chem, U. S. Naval Lab, 93-
94; asst. bacteriologist. Health Dept, Brooklyn^
94-95; asst. baeter, Hoagland Lab, 95-98, assoc.
director, 98-03 ; director. State Lab. of Hygiene,
N. J, OS-; chief, div. foods and drugs, State
Board of Health, N. J, 08-15; asst. director,
State Dept. Eealth, N. J, IS- Instr. anal, chem.

Long. IsL Med. Col, 98-03. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Pub. Health Ass; N. J.
Sanit. Ass; Boyal Micros. Soc. Applied and
sanitary bacteriology; bacteriology and chem-
istry of municipal milk supplies; food and drug
examination.

Flammtr, Prof. Ernest, Queen's University^
Kingston, Ont, Can. Physics. San Francisco,
Calif, April 18, 80. B.S, California, 03 ; Munich,
08-12; Berlin, 12-13; GSttingen, 13-15; Ph.D,
Harvard, 17. Elec. engineer, various firms, 03-
07; instr. elec eng, Wisconsin, 07-08; asst,
prof, physics, Queen's (Can), 17- Math. Soc.
Mathematical physics; electricity; aeronautics.

Flanders, Dr. Fred F(ord), Eastport, Maine.
Chemistry. Yolo Co, Calif, Sept. 5, 76. A.B,
Wash. State, 02; A.M, 05; Ph.D, Harvard, 12.
Instr. chem. Wash. State, 02-07; asst. chemist,
bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-10; chemist,
Mass. commission on mental diseases, Boston,
12-17; director, sardine inspection, Nat. Can-
ners Ass, 19- Capt, Sanit. C, 17-19. Chem.
Soc. (sec'y, div. food and agr. chem). Biolog-
ical and food chemistry.

Flatter, Prof. J(ohn) JCoseph), 317 Oak Grore
St, Minneapolis, Minn. Mechanical engineer-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa, June 9, 62. Ph.B, Yale,
85; M.M.E, Cbmel], 90. Machinist, draftsman
and foreman, machine shops. New England;
supt, steam pump works, Buffalo, N. Y; instr.
mech. eng, Lehigh, 88-91; prof, Purdue, 91-98;
prof, and head of dept, Minnesota, 98- A.A.
(sec'y, D, 97, 98, v. pres, 02); Mech. Eng;
Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ. (treas, 94-99). Meas-
urement of power; flywheel accidents; transmis-
sion of power; friction of shafting; smoke pre-
vention ; chimney draft and temperatures.

Fleck, Dr. Herman, Colorado School of Mines,
Golden, Colo. Chemistry, Philadelphia, Pa,
Dec, 3, 70. Pennsylvania, 86-91; Nat. ScD,
Tubingen, 92. Prof, chem, high sch, Reading,
Pa, 9^93; instr. org. chem, Pennsylvania, 93-
00; chemist and asst. supt, Western Mfg. and
Oil Co, 00-01 ; prof, chem, Colo. Sch. Mines, OS-
Chem. Soc; West. Ass. Tech. Chem. and Metal;
Colo. Sci. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Metallo-organic
alkyls; molybdenyl amids; reduction with mag-
nesium amalgam; oxyphosphates ; dental chem-
istry, especiaUy plastic ; the technical production
of uranium and vanadium; alkali lakes of the
San Luis Valley; camotite deposits of San
Miguel and Montrose Counties and vanadium
deposits of the Placerville region, Colo ; tungsten
in Colorado; importance of the rare metals.

Fleet, Prof. B(obert) BCyland), Liberty, Mo.
Mathematics. Urbana, Va, Sept. 16, 70. A.B,
William Jewell, 96; Missouri, 98, fellow, 99-00,
A.M, 00; Berlin and Heidelberg, 00-03; Ph.D,
Heidelberg, 03. Prof, math, Clarksburg, 96-
98; William JeweU, OS- A.A; Math. Soc.
Partial differential equations.

Fleisher, Prof. Moyer B(pringer), St. Louis Uni-
versity School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. Pa-
thology. Philadelphia, Pa, May 13, 84. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 04, M.D, 07. Asst. exp. path,
Pennsylvania, 07-10; path, Barnard Skin and
Cancer Hosp, St. Louis, 10-15; asst. prof,
baeter, St. Louis, 15-19, prof, 19- A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Soc. Cancer Re-

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search; Am. Med. Ass; St. Louis Acad. Bac-
teriology; immunity; edema; pathology of
kidneys and cardio- vascular system; coagula-
tion of blood; tumor and tissue growth; venom
of Heloderma.

Flemer, J(olm) A(dolph), Ingleside, Norma, Ya.

. Topography, New York, N. Y, April 1, 59.
Polytech. Sch, Cassel, Germany, 78; C.E, Char-
lottenburg, 81. Topographer, D. 0. Topog.
Surv, 82-^6; asst, TJ. S. Coast and Qteod,, Surv,
86-00; topog. and landscape engineer, Sprinjg-
field, N. J, 00-02; engineer to TJ. S. commis-
sioner for demarcation of Alaskan boundry, 04-
06; topog. engineer, Jamaica Bay Improv. Com-
mission, 09-10. Wash. Soc. Eng. Topographical
and landscape engineering; photo-topography.

Fleming, JCames) H(eiir7), 267 Busholme Boad,
Toronto, Can. Zoology, Toronto, July 5,72. Up-
per Canada. Hon, curator omithf Victoria Mem,
Museum, Ottawa, Can, 13- Supt. nat. hist,
Ont. Commission, Columbian Expos, 93; hon.
curator. Can. Inst, 95-97. Fourth Int. Omith.
Cong, London, 05 (mem. gen. committee). Fel.
Omith. Union; Wilson Omith. Club (mem. exec,
council, 11-13); Soc. Mammal; colonial mem.
British Omith. Union; cor. mem. London Zool.
Soc. Ornithology and mammalogy; island
forms. jto

Fleming, John A (dam), 36th St. and Broad
Branch Boad, Washington, D. C. Physiea, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Jan. 28, 77. B.S, Cincinnati, 99.
Aid, U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 99-03, asst,
03-04, magnetic observer, 04^10; magnetieian,
dept, terrestrial magnetism, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 04- Ed. scientific results of Ziegler polar
ezped, 03-05. A. A; Physical Soc; Wash, Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. (sec'y, 16). Terrestrial
magnetism.

Fletcher, Mte Alice O(iiHTitngham), Peabody
Museum, Cambridge, Mass. * Anthropology.
Boston, Mass, Mar<^ 15, 45. Assi, ethnol. Pea-
body Museum, 82-, Thaw fellow, 91- AA. (v.
pros, 96) ; Soc. Nat; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. coun.
cil, 19); Archeol. Inst, (chairman, managing
committee, Sch. Am. Archeol, 07-); Polk-lore
Soc (pros, 05); Wash. Acad; Wash. Anthrop.
Soc. (pros, 03). Ethnology; archeology.

Fletcher, Dr. CCharles) O(loyes), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agron-
omy. Jamestown, N. T, Aug. 29, 83. M.D,
Nat. Univ, 03; George Washington. Scientist,
bur. soUs, TJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 06- A.A; Soc.
Agron; Chem. Soc. Mechanical analyids of
soils; fertilizers.

Fletcher, Prof. Harvey, 463 West St, New York,
N. Y. Physics, Prove, Utah, Sept. 11, 84.
B.S, Brigham Young, 07; fellow, Chicago, 10-
11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. physics, Brigham Young,
07-08; Chicago, 09-10; prof, Brigham Young,
11-16; research lab, Bell Telephone Co, 16-
Instr. physics, Chicago, summer, 11, prof, sum-
mer, 13. Physical Soc; fel. Utah Acad. (v.
pros, 14). Brownian movements; gaseous ioni-
zation; determination of the elementary electri-
cal charge and Avagadro's constant; Stokes'
law; relative difficulty of interpreting funda-
mental sounds of spoken English.

Fletcher, Prof. John M(adl8on), 1020 Audubon
St, New Orleans, La. Psychology. Murfrees-

boro, Tenn, June 27, 73. A.B, Vanderbilt, 01;
A.M, Colorado, 04; fellow, Clark, 10-11; Ph.D,
12. Asst. educ, Colorado, 05-06; philos, Stan-
ford, 09-10; psychol, Clark, 10-11, lecturer, 11-
12; asst. prof. exp. and clin. psychol, Tulane,
12-13, prof, psychol, 13-19, head of dept, 14-,
prof, psychol, and educ, 19- A.A; Psychol.
Ass; S. Soc. Philos. and PsychoL (v. pros, 19,
pros, 20) ; New Orleans Acad. (pros. 16). Func-
tional speech disturbances.

Fletcher, Prof. Bobert, Dartmouth College, Han-
over, N. H. CivU engineering. New York, N.
Y, Aug. 23, 47. Col. City of N. Y, 61-64;
grad, U. S. Mil. Acad, 68; hon. A.M, Dart-
mouth, 71, Ph.D, 81. Instr. math, U. S. Mil.
Acad, 69-70; prof, civil eng. and director,
Thayer Sch, CivU Eng, Dartmouth, 71- Pres.
and engineer, Hanover Water Works Co, 93-;
inspector bridges, Yt. B. B. Commission, 88;
mem. N. H. Board of Health, 95-; consulting
engineer, bridges, water works and sewerage
works, 02-09. A. A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ.
(pres, 01). Surveying; bridgetruss analysis;
hydraulics; engineering education; sanitary en-
gineering.

Fletcher, Prof. B(teven8on) W(hitcomb), State
College, Pa. Horticulture. Littleton, Mass,
Sept. 10, 75. B.S, Mass. Col, 96; M.S, ComeU,
98, fellow, 98-99, Ph.D, 00. Prof, hort. Wash.
State, and horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 00-02; West
Virginia, 02-03; asst. prof, ezten. teachong in
agr, Cornell, 03-06; prof, hort, Mich. Agr. Col,
05-07; director, Va. Exp. Sta, 07-14; prof,
hort. Pa, State, and horticulturist, Exp, Sta, 17-
Soc. Hort. ScL Strawberry growing.

Flener, Dr. Sttmon, 66th tflt. and Ave. A, New
York, N. Y. •Pathology. Louisville, Ky, March
25, 63. M.D, Louisville, 89; fellow, Hopkins,
92-93« LL.D, 15; Strasbourg and Prague, 96;
hon. &C.D, Harvard, 06; Yale, 10; Princeton,
13; LL.D, Maryland, 07; Brown, 15; Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 15; Cambridge, England, 20.
Assoc, path, Hopkins, 94, assoc. prof, 9^99, prof,
path, anat, 99; path, Pennsylvania, 9^-03; direc-
tor, laboratories. Rockefeller Inst, OS- Mem. Hop-
kins Commission to Philippines, 99 ; Nat. Plague
Commission, 01; board of directors, BoekefeUer
Inst, 01- ; director, Ayer CHn. Lab, Pa. Hosp, 01 ;
director, Bussell Sage Inst. Path; Huxley lec-
turer. Charing Cross Hosp. Med. Sdi, 12 ; Hamil-
ton lecturer, Smithsonian Inst, 12; Cameron
prize, Edinburgh, 11. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres,
01, pres, 20); Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact;
Am. Physicians; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc Exp.
Path ; Soc. Exp. BioL (pres, 06) ; Harvey Soc.
(pres, 10) ; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; N. Y. Acad;
Boyal Soc; Paris Acad. Med; Soc biol. de
Paris; Soc. de Path, exot; Imp. Inst. Exp.
Therap, Frankfort; Soc. Boyale de Med. de
Bnixelles; Bataafseh Genootschap de Profon-
dervindelijke Wijsbegeerte, Rotterdam; Swedish
Med. Soc; cor. mem. Bologna Medieo-Chirurg.
Soc. Bacteriology; pathology of toxalbumin in-
toidcation; termhial infection; snake venom;
histological alterations of cytotoxinic intoxica-
tion; etiology of dysentery; serum therapy of
epidemic cerebrospinal meningitis; etiology and
pathology of infantile paralysis; lethargic en-
cephalitis.

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Flick, Dr. Lawrence F, 738 Pine St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Medicine. Carrolltown, Pa, Aug,
10, 56. M.D^ Jefferson Med. Col, 79; LL.D,
Catholic tTniv, 15; Villanova, 16. Fres, Pa.
Soc Tuber, 92-99; Free Hoep. for Foot Con-
sumptives 96- Pres. and med. director, PhippB
Inst, 08-10. Int. Cong. Tuber, Washington, D.
C, 08; pres, Int. Conf. Tuber, Phila, 08. Ass.
Tuber; Phila. Col. Physicians. Tuberculosis;
history.

Flint, Prof. Albert S(towell), 1311 Morris St,
Madison, Wis. ^Astronomy, Salem, Mass,
Sept. 12, 53. A.B, Harvard, 75; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 76-77 ; . A.M, Cincinnati, 80. Computer,
XT. S. Naval Observatory, 81-83; asst, tJ. S.
Transit of Venus Commission, 83-88; computer,
U. S. Naval Observatory, 88-89; asst. astron-
omer, Wisconsin, 89-94, astronomer, 94-20, re-
tired assoc. prof, astron, 20- A.A; Astron.
Soc; Wis. Acad, (sec'y and ed, 'Trans,' 97-
99) ; Astron. Gesell. Astronomy and com-
putation; meridian observations for stellar par-
allax, first series, 93-96, second series, 98-^5;
meridian determination of some proper motion
stars.

Flint, Dr. B(dward) B(awson), XT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Medicine, Boston. Mass, Sept. 8, 64. B.S,
Mass. Col, 87; PhJ>, Odttingen, 92; M.D, Har-
vardy 08; LL.D, Florida, 19. Asst chemist,
Hatch Exp. Sta, Amherst, 87-90; asst. prof,
chem, Mass. Col, 93-99; prof, Florida, 04-17;
administrative and soicntifio asst, office of exp,
stations, TJ, 8, Vept. Agr, 17-, chemist, Exp.
Sta« 04-05. Fertilizer experiments with citrus
fruits.

Flinty Dr. Joseph Marshall, 320 Temple St, New
Haven, Conn. ^Anatomy, Surgery, Chicago,
HI, July 8, 72. B.S, Chicago, 95; A.M, Prince-
ton, 00; M.D, Hopkins, 00; hon. A.M, Yale, 07.
Assoc anat, Chicago, 00-01; prof, California,
01-07; surg. Tale, 07- Asst. anat, summer sch,
Chicago, 97; asst, Hopkins Med. Commission to
Philippines, 99; acting asst. surgeon. Marine
Hosp. Service, San I^ancisco, 01; ed, 'Am.
Jour. Anat,' 04-07; attending surgeon. New
Haven Hosp, 07-; surgeon-in-chief, New Haven
Dispensatory, 07- Commanding officer, Hosp. 32,
Chateau de Passy, France, 16; commanding of-
ficer, Mobile Hosp, 89, A.E. F, 17-19; liason
offtcer to French war office, A. E. F, 18; Offider
de 1 'Instruction Pub, 19; D. S. medal, 19; cita-
tion for distinguished and meritorious services,
A.E. F, 19. A.A; Ass. Anat. (v. pres, 04);
Surg. Ass; CoL Surg; Anthrop. Soc; Wash. Yel-
low Fever Inst; Manila Med. Soc; Vienna
Physiol. Gesell. Suprarenal bodies; salivary
glimds; development of the blood vessels in or-
gans; form of joint cavities; connective tissue;
development of lung; intestinal anastomosis;
hyx>ertrophy of the intestine; healing of gastro-
enterostomy; surgery of the lungs; empyaema;
stitch ulcers in gastro-intestinal surgery.

Hint, Dr. William B(nthTen), Union League
Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry.
Mclndoes Falls, Yt, April 12, 75. A.B, Yale,
98, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 09. Prof, chem, Maryville,
10-11 ; inorg. and anal chem, Calif. Inst. Tech,
11-14; research in photographic chem, Mt. Wil-

son Observatory, 15; constUting chem, engineer,
IS- Chem. Soc; Cooper Omith. Club; Sierra
Club. Complexity of tellurium. .

Florence, Dr. P(hllip) Sargant^ 115 Yreeland
Ave, Nutley, N. J. Public health, Nutley,
June 25, 90. B.A, Cambridge, 12, M.A, 16;
fellow, Columbia, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Investiga-
tor, Health of Munition Workers Committee of
England, 15-16; supervising field investigator,
V, 8, Fub, Health Service, 17- Assoc sani-
tarian, B, U. S. Pub. Health Service; mem.
Bur. Indust. Beseareh, N. Y. City. British Ass;
Boyal Econ. Soc. Industrial fatigue; personnel
administration in factories.

Flowers^ Alan B(8ti8), National Aniline and
Chemical Co, 21 Burling Slip, New York, N. Y.
Engineering, St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 4, 76. M.B.
(E.E), Cornell, 02, M.M.E, 14, Ph.D, 15. En-
gineer's helper, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 03; instr. elec eng, Missouri, 04r-O6, asst.
prof, 06-12, prof, Ohio State, 12-18; capt, Sig.
C, 18-19; test engineer, Nat. Aniline and Chem.
Co, 19- Asst. ed, 'Electric Jour,' 04; in design
office, Bullock Elec Mfg. Co, 07; asst. supt,
light and heat sta,. Missouri, 08-; engineer,
Telluride Power Co, 09. Physical Soc; Electro-
ehem. Soc; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Soc Test.
Mat. Solid contact rectifiers; oil friction test-
ing machines; ball and slanted tube viscosimeter.

Floyd, B(ayard) FCraaklin), Wilson and Toomer
Fertilizer Co, Jacksonville, Fla. Botany, Kemp-
ton, Ind, March 18, 82. A.B, Indiana, 05;
A.M, Missouri, 07. Asst. bot, Missouri, 05-07;
plant physiologist, Fla. Exp. Sta, 07-20; horti-
culturist, WUson and Toomer Fertiliser Co, tO-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc Hort. Sci; Fla. Hort. Soc
(seo'y). Plant pathology; plant physiology;
normal and malnutrition in tropical and sub-
tropical plants; fertilizers for citrus trees and
avocados.

Floyd, Dr. Oleaveland, 246 Marlborough St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Bacteriology, Providence, R. I, Oct,
80. M.D, Harvard, 03. Asst, prof, hacter,
Harvard Med, Sch, 17- Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc Immunol; Climat. Ass; Am. Med. Ass.

Floyd, Prof. W(ilbur) L(eonidaB), University of
Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Horticulture, Nich-
ols, S. C, April 6, 66. B.S, Citadel, 86; M.S,
Florida, 06. Frof, nat. science, E. Fla. Sem, 92-
05; tot. and hort, Florida, 06- Avocado cul-
ture; deciduous fruits in Florida.

Focke, Prof. Tlieo(dore) MCoses), Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Mathematical
physics, Massillon, Ohio, Jan. 3, 71. B.S, Case,
92; Ph.D, Gottingen, 98. Instr.. math. Case,
92-93; physics, Oberlin, 93-96; math. Case, 98-
02, asst. prof, 02-08, Kerr prof, 08-, dean, 18-
A.A; ])fath. Soc; Math. Ass; Eng. Educ Heat
conductivity; coefficient of expansion; allovs of
nickel and cast iron ; • heat conductivity of fire
bricks.

Foerste, Dr. Aag(n8t) F(rederiek), 129 Wroe
Ave, Dayton, Ohio. Geology, Dayton, May 7,
62. A.B, Denison, 87; A.M, Harvard, 88, Ph.D,
90; Heidelberg and Paris, 90-92. Teacher
physics, Steele High Sch, Dayton, 9$- Asst,
XT. S. Geol. Surv, 87-91, 95; Ohio GeoL Surv,
92, 0&-10, 18-19; Ind. GeoL Surv, 96, 97, 99;

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

asst. geologist, Ky. Geol. Surv, 04-12. Geol.
Soe; Paleont. Soc; Ohio Acad. Morphology of
phanerogams; relations between flowers and in-
sects; Cincinnatian and Silurian geology;
Paleozoic formations within the area traversed
by the Cincinnati geanticline; Ordovician and
Silurian cephalopods; Arctic fossil cephalopods.

Foglesong, Dr. John E(dward), 1715 Girard Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, LucemCi Ind, July
20, 85. A.B, Wabash, 10; A.M, Ohio State,
12, Ph.D, Cornell, 19. Chemist, duPont Powder
Co, 12-13; King Powder Co, 13-14; org. chem-
ist, Union Carbide Co, 14-15; chemist, Ritt-
man Corp, 15-16; asst. chem, Cornell, 16-17,
instr, 17-19; research chemist, Barrett Co, 19-
Chem. Soc; Electrodiem. Soc. Physical and or-
ganic chemistry.

Foley, Prof. Arthur L(6e), Bloomington, ind.
*Physics. Hancock Co, Ind, Feb. 22, 67. Cent.
Nor. Col, 82-84; Hayward, 86-87; A.B, Indi-
ana, 90, A.M, 91; Chicago, 94; fellow, Cornell,
96-97, Ph.D, 97; Europe, 08. Teacher, pub.
schools, 84-86, 87-88; instr. physics, Indiana,
90-91, assoc. prof, 91-97, prof, and head of
dept, 97-, research prof, Waterman Inst, 17-
Director research in physics, affiliated colleges
of Ind, 17- A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Ind. Acad,
(pros, 09); Ind. Sci. Teachers' Ass; Scientech.
Club. Surface tension; arc spectra; interfer-
ence and diffraction; photographic studies of
sound waves and the electric spark; transfor-
mation of matter.

Folin, Dr. Otto (Knnt Olof), 133 Buekminster
Boad, Brookline, Mass. * Physiological chemis-
try. Asheda, Sweden, April 4, 67. B.S, Minne-
sota, 92; Ph.D, Chicago, 96, hon. Se.D, 16;
Waiiiington (St. Louis), 15; hon. M.D, Lund,
18; Upsala, Berlin and Marburg, 97-98. Com-
mercial chemist, Chicago, 99; asst. prof, chem,
West Virginia, 9^-00 ; researdi chemist, McLean
Hosp, 00-07; assoc. prof, hiol, chem. Harvard
Med. 8ch, 07-09, prof, 09- Nat. Acad; Chem.
Soc; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc Biol. Chem. (v. pres, 08, pres, 09).
Technique of urine analysis; laws governing the
chemical composition of urine; metabolism in
the insane; preponderance of acid or of basic
inorganic constituents in urine; protein metabo-
lism; blood analysis.

Folkmar, Dr. Daniel, 1730 I St, N. W, Washing-
ton, D. C. Anthropology, Boxbury, Wis, Oct.
28, 61. A.B, Leander Clark, 84, A.M, 88; fel-
low, Clark, 90; D.ds-Sc. Soc, tTniversittf Nouvelle,
Brussels, 99; certificate, Ecole d 'Anthropologic
de Paris, 99; D.de rUniversit^ de Pans, 00.
Prof, psyehol, Milwaukee State Nor. Sch, 95-
98; anthrop. ITniversitd Nouvelle, Brussels, 98-
01 ; anthropologist and lieut. governor, Bontoc,
P. I, 03-06; immigrant inspector and special
agent, Immigration Commission of U. S, 07-09;
chief, sect, on foreign' bom and Indians, ISth
Census, 10- A. A; Anthrop. Ass; Statist. Ass;
cor. mem. Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (sec'y, 15); fel.
Boyal Statist. Soc. Educational statistics; dic-
tionary of immigrant races; Philippine ethnol-
ogy ; Igorot social institutions and law.

Folsom, Dr. D(onftld), Orono, Maine. Botany.

Henderson, lowa^ Oct. 23, 91. A.B, Nebraska,

• 12; A.M, Minnesota, 14, Ph.D; 17. Asst. bot,

Minnesota, 12-17; instr. bot. and plant path,
N. C. Col, 17-18; asst, plant pathologist, Maine
Exp, Sta, 18- A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Phy-
topath. Soc. Cytology; physiology; plant pa-
thology.

Folsom, Prof. Joseph K(ixk), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Pound-
ridge, N. Y, Sept. 29, 93. B.S, Butgers, 13;
A.M, Clark, 15; Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Instr.
physics, St. Lawrence^ 14 ; <ust, prof, social econ,
Pittsburgh, 19- Instr. psyehol. and sociol,
State Nor. Sch^ Gunnison, Colo^ summer, 16;
psyehol. examiner, U.S. A, 18-19. Sociol. Soc.
Statistical study of character; mental tests;
rating scales; social surveys and statistics.

Folaom, Dr. Jdutua) W(at8on), Uniyersity of
Illinois, Urbana, IlL Entomology. Cambridge,
Mass, Sept. 2, 71. B.S, Harvard, 95, ScD, 99.
Prof. nat. science, Antioch, 99-00; instr. entom,
Illinois, 00-06, assoc^ 06-08, asst. prof, 08-
Lab. asst. bot. and zool, Harvard. A. A; Entom.
Soc. (v. pres^ 19) ; Cambridge Entom. Club
(pres, 00). Anatomy, physiology and embry-
ology of insects; systematic entomology; Col-
lembola and Thysanura.

Folwell, Dr. ACmory) Prascott^ Montclair, N. J.
CivU engineering. Bondout, N. T, Jan. 15, 65.
A.B, Brown, 85; Mass. Inst Tech, 88; ScD,
Lafayette, 07. Practising civil engineer, 88-
97; instr. civil eng, Lafayette, 97-99, assoc.
prof, munic. eng, 99-04, prof, 04-06; ed,
'Munie. Jour, and Engineer,' 06-20; 'Pub.
Works,' to- Soc. Munic. Improv. (pres, 04);
Eng. Educ; Water Works Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. Sewer design and construetion ;
municipal sanitation; flow of water in pipes,
tubes and jets; law of flow of water from ori-
flees and standard tubes; municipal refuse dis-
I>osal.

Fonda, Dr. O(orton) BCosa), General Electric
Co, Schenectady, N. T. Engineering. New
York, N. Y, Nov. 27, 84. B.8, N. Y. Univ, 07,
A.M, 08; Dr. Ing, Karlsruhe, 10. Besearch
chemist, research lab, Gen. Elec. Co, 10- A. A;
Chem. Soc. Kinetics of reactions.

Fondiller, William, 961 St. Nicholas Ave, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Bussia,
Dec. 21, 85. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 03; E.E,
Columbia, 09, A.M, 13. Instr, City Evening
High Sch, 12-15; div, head, eng. dept. West.
Elec, Co, IS- Elec. Eng. Loading of telephone
lines; magnetic properties of iron.

Foord, Prof. J(ame8) A(lfted), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Agricul-
ture. Portsmouth, England, Oct. 80, 72. B.S,
N. H. Col, 98; M.S.A, Cornell, 02. Prof, agr,
Del. Col, 03-06; assoc. prof, agron, Ohio State,
06-07; Mass. Col, 07-08, prof, farm manage-
ment and head, div. agr, 08- A.A; Soc. Agron;
Farm Econ. Ass. Animal husbandry; farm
management.

Foot, WM Katharine, Morgan, Harjes Co, Paris,
France. *Zoology. Oeneva, N. Y, Oct. 14, 52.
Private schools. Soc Nat; Soc. ZooL Cytol-
ogy; maturation and fertilisation of the egg
of AUolobophora fetida; spermatogenesis and
oogenesis oi Hemiptera.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

231

Foot, Dr. N(atliaii) O(liandlor), Harvard Medi-
cal School, Boston, Mass. Pathology. New
York, N. Y, July 27, 81. A.B, Harvard, 03;
M.D, Colombia, 07. Intern, N. Y. Hosp, 08-
09; asst. instr. path. Harvard Med. 8eh, 12,
instr, 13-19, oomp. path, IB- Ass. Path, and
Bact. Comparative pathology; growth of
chicken bone marrow in vitro; Bockj Mountain
spotted fever; the endothelial cell in inflamma-
tion and repair.

Foote, Prof. F (rands) SCeeley), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. CivU engineer-
ing. Brooklyn, N. Y, March 31, 83. E.M, Co-
lumbia, 06. Engineer, coal, timber and rail-
way companies, 05-07 ; asst, civil eng, Columbia,
07-10; instr. railway eng, Illinois, 10-12;
assoc. prof, Califomia, 12-17, prof, 17- Direc-
tor, summer sch. of surv, California, 12- Assoc.
Civil Eng; B. B. Eng; Eng. Educ.

Foote, Prof. H(arry) W(ard), 209 Livingston St,
New Haven, Conn. ^Chemistry. Guilford,
Conn, March 21, 75. Ph.B, Yale, 95, PhJ), 98;
Leipzig, 99-00. Asst. prof, ohem. Tale, 04r-12,
prof, Ig- Chem. Soc; Conn. Aoad. Inorganic
and physical diemistry; mineralogy.

Foote, Dr. H(erb6rt) ElUott^ 70 OUve St, Paw-
tucket, B. I. Chemistry. Winchester, Mass,
Aug. 15, 92. Ph.B, A,M, Brown, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 17-
18; research chemist, Indust. Chem. Co, Provi-
dence, S. I, 19- Besearch chemist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 18; lieut, ordnance dept, 18-19. Chem.
Soc. Organic chemistry; anthraquinone com-
pounds; eyanids.

Foote, Prof. J(aines) 8(teplieii), Creighton Medi-
cal College, Omaha, Nebr. Pathology, Col-
chester, Conn. A.B, Yale, 77; M.D, Columbia,
81. Prof, path, Creighton, 93- 19th Int. Cong.
Americanists. A. A; Micros. Soc; Am. Med. Ass.
Comparative histology of bones; circulation in
bone.

Foote, Dr. Paul D(arwin), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. *Phy8ics. Andover, Ohio,
March 27, 88. A.B, Western Beserve, 09; A.M,
Nebraska, 11; Ph.D, Minnesota, 17. Asst
physics, Nebraska, 09-11 ; lab. asst. Bur. Stand-
ards, 11-13, asst. physicist, 13-16, assoc physi-
cists, 16-19, physicist, 19- Sec'y, pyrometry
committee, Nat. Besearch Council, 19- Physical
Soc; Optical Soc. (sec'y, 20, ed, 'Jour,' 20-);
Wash. Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; Soc. de
Physique. Pyrometry; magnetic optics; ioniza-
tion potentials; atomic structure; radiation and
absorption.

Forbes, Dr. Alexander, Harland St, Milton, Mass.
Physiology. Milton, May 14, 82. A.B, Har-
vard, 04, A.M, 05, M.D, 10; Liverpool, 11-12.
Instr. physiol. Harvard Med. 8eh, 10- A.A;
Physiol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad; Bos-
ton Soc. Med. Sci; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. The
psycho-galvanic reflex; physiology of the central
nervous system; reflex inhibition; electro-physi-
ology of the nervous system.

Forbes, Dr. Charles, 121 N. Fitzhugh St, Boch-
ester, N. Y. Physics. Kendall, N. Y, May
26, 44. B.S, Bochester, 64; Pennsylvania, 70;
M.D, Columbia, 71. Principal, grammar sch,
Bochester, N. Y, 65-^8 ; instr. science, high sch,
71-85; prof. Macalester, 85-90; physician and

sanit. inspector, XT. S. Marine Hosp. Service,
91-98; prof, biol, Elmira, 98-00; curator, dept.
physics, Columbia, 02-10. N. Y. Elec. Soc; N.
Y. State Teachers Sci. Ass. Orthochromatic
photography; optical, photographic and physical
apparatus.

Forbes, Dr. Charles 8(avage), 68 William St, New
York, N. Y. Mathematics. Warren, Mass,
July 8, 79. A.B, Columbia, and diploma.
Teachers Col, 01, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 04. Asst.
math, Columbia, 01-04; statistician and supt,
liability dept, Casualty Co, of Am, 04-17; eon-
suiting actuary, 17-; sec^y-treas, Smyth, San-
ford and Gerard, Ino, 19- Beader, Col. Ent.
Exam. Board, 08-04. Math. Soc; assoc. Actu-
arial'Soc. Geometry of circles orthogonal to a
given sphere.

Forbes, Dr. E(me8t) B(rowiii]ig), Ohio Agricul-
tural Experiment Station^ Wooster, Ohio. Ani-
mal nutrition. Normal, 111, Nov. 3, 76. B.S,
Illinois, 97, B.S.(Agr), 02; Ph.D, Missouri, 08.
Asst. zool, ID. Biol. Sta, 94-96; asst. to state
entomologist, Minn, 97-98; zooL asst, Dl. State
Lab. Nat. Hist, 99-01; acting state entomolo-
gist, Minn, 01; asst. animal husbandry, 111.
Exp. Sta, 01-02, instr, Illinois, 02-03; asst.
prof, Missouri, 03-07; chief, dept. nutrition,
Ohio Exp. Sta, 07- Lecturer nutrition, Illinois,
12; major, Sanit. C, A.E.F, 18-19; mem. Nat.
Besearch Council, 19- A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc
Animal Production (pros, 14, 15); Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sd; Chem. Soc. Mineral mcftabolism of
the milch cow and of swine.

Forbes, Prof. O(eorge) 8(hannon), Boylston Hall,
Cambridge, Mass. Chemistry. Boston, Mass,
March 17, 82. A.B, Harvard, 02, A.M, 04, Ph.D,
05; Leipzig and Berlin, 06-07. Lecturer phys-
ical chem. Harvard, 05-06; assoc chem, Bryn
Mawr, 07-09; instr. physical chem. Harvard,
09-13, asst. prof, chem, 13-20, assoc. prof, tO-
Assoe, Badclifl^e, 17-20. A.A; Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Am. Acad. ElectrocheniistTy;
atomic weights; photochemistry; concentration
effects in solutions.

Forbes, Prof. B(obert) HCnmpliMy), Box 63,

Cairo, Egypt. Agrieultwral chemistry. Cob-
den, HI, May 15, 67. B.S, Illinois, 92, M.S,
96; Harvard, 98-94; Ph.D, California, 16.
Prof, chem, Arizona, 94-02; director Ariz. Exp.
Sta, 99-18, dean Ariz. Col, 15-18; agronomist,
Soc. Sultan, d'agr, Cairo, Egypt, 18- AA.
Subtropical agriculture; soils; crops; irriga-
tion; toxic effects of copper upon plants.

Fotbes, Prof. Stephen AOfted), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana. HI. *Zoology, Entomology. Sil-
ver Creek, HI, May 89, 44. Bosh Med. Gol,
65-66; HL Nor. TJniv, 72; Ph.D, Indiana, 84;
LL.D, Illinois, 05. Curator, musefum, HI. State
Nat. Hist. Soc, 72-77, director. Summer Sch.
Nat. Hist, 76; instr. zool, 111. State Nor.
Univ, 75-78; prof, Illinois, 84-09, entom, 09-,
dean, coL sci, 88-05; founder and director, HI.
State Lab. Nat. Hist, 77-17 ; state entomologist,
HI, 82-17 ; chief, lU. Nat. Hist. Surv, 17- BioL
exped. to Bocky Mountains, V. &. Fish Com-
mission, 91-92; chairman, Nat. Cong. Zool, Co-
lumbian Expos, 93; director aquarium, IT. 8.
Fish Commission, Columbian Expos, 93. Medal,
Soc d'Acelimatation de France, 86. Nat. Acad;

232

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

A.A; Philos. Soc; Soc. Nat; Ass. Ecoxl Entom.
(pres, 03, 08); Entom. Soc. (v. pres, 10, pres,
12); Ecol. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Wash.
Acad; St. Louis Acad; Soc entom. de France.
Economic entomology of Illinois; food of birds,
fishes and insects; contagious diseases of in-
sects; Entomostraca of North America; ichthy-
ology of Illinois; local distribution and ecology
of Illinois birds and fishes.

Forbes, Dr. WilUam T(rowbrldge) M(«nifitid),
23 Trowbridge Boad, Worcester, Mass. Ento-
mology, Westborough, Mass, 85. A.B, Amhersty
06; Cornell, 08-09; Ph.D, Clark, 10; Harvard,
10. Instr, biol, Robert Col, Constantinople,
0&-08; Eool. and entom, Butgers, 10-11; asst.
and later vnstr. entom, Cornell, IS- Witii Oor-
neU exped. to Asia Minor, 07; South America,
20. A. A; Entom. Soc; N. Y. Entom. Soc; Cam-
bridge Entom. Club. Lepidoptera; geology.

Forbnah, E(dward) H(owe), Westboro, Mass.
Ornithology. Qu^cy, Mass, April 24, 58. Wil-
low Park Sem; Hinman Commercial Col. Cura-
tor, T. pres, pres. and managing director,
Worcester Nat. Hist. Soc, 80-91; field director,
Mom. State Board Agr, 91-00, orwithologitt,
94-, director, div. omith, 20- State ornithol-
ogist. Mass, 08. FeL Ondth. Union; Worcester
Nat. Hist. Soc. Economic entomology and or-
nithology.

Force, Prof. John KivlBon, 2704 Derby St,
Berkeley, Calif. Medieine, Areata, Calif, Oct
2, 77. B.S, 98, M.D, 01, M.S, 10, Grad. P.H,
15. Acting asst. surgeon, U. S. Pub. Health
Service, 08; surgeon, XT. S. Coast Surv, 02-08;
assoc, prof, epidemiol, Caiifomia, 11- Capt,
M.C, 18-19. Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Bact;
Am. Med. Ass. Conttnunicable diaeaaes; epi-
demiology; smallpox Tacchiation.

Ford, Prof. Arthur H(Ul7er), Iowa City, Iowa.
Electrical engineering, Chicago, 111, Feb. 6, 74.
B.S, Wisconsin, 95, fellow, 95-97, E.E, 96; fel-
low, Columbia, 97-98. Acting prof. eleo. eng,
Colorado, 00-01; prof, Ga. Tech, 01-05; Iowa,
OS- A. A; Elec Eng; Eng. Educ; Ilium. Eng.
Soc; Iowa Eng. Soc (secV* 06-10). Hystere-
sis in sheet iron and steel; testing alternating
current transformers; induction coils; automo-
bile headlights; power line interference with
telephones.

Ford, Prof. Franda O(hipman), 229 N. Mayfield
*Axe, Chicago, HI. Anatomy, Niles, Mich,
June 26, 65. A.B, Michigan, 88, M.D, 90. Prof,
anat, Nat. Med. Col, 97-00; Dunham Med. Col,
00-03; Hahnemann Med. Col, 06- Ass. Anat;
Inst Homeop. Begional anatomy; male and
female perineum; spinal cord.

Ford, Dr. Lester By 16 Wendell St, Cambridge,
Mass. Uathematioe, lAfe insurance. Bich Hill,
Mo, Oct 29, 86. A.B, Missouri, 11, A.M, 12;
Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 17, traveling fellow, at Paris,
15-16. Lecturer math, Edinburgh, 14-15, 16-
17; instr. math, and life insurance. Harvard, 17.
Head, dept. math, F. A. Cent. Officers' Train-
ing Sch, 18. Math. Soc; Edinburgh Math. Soc
Actuarial science; automorphic functiona; math-
ematics for field artillery.

Ford, Prof. W(alter) B(iirton), UniTersity of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Mathematics,

Oneonta, N. Y, May 18, 74. A.B, Harvard, 97,
A.M, 98, Ph.D, 05. Instr. math, Albany Acad,
00-01; Michigan, 01-03; Williams, 04-05; prof,
Michigan, OS- Math. Soc (chainnan, Chicago
sect, 15-17); Math. Ass. (chairman, library
committee, 17); Soc math, de France; Circolo
Mat di Palermo. The convergence of tiie series
developments of mathematical physics; the
analytic extension of functions of a complex
Tariable; divergent series; linear difference
equations; calculus of residues.

Ford, Dr. William Ebeneaer, Jr, Yale Station,
New Haven, Conn. Mineralogy, Westville, Conn,
Feb. 18, 78. Ph3, Yale, 99, Ph.D, 03. Asst
miner, Yale, 00-03, instr, 03-06, asst. prof, 06-
20, prof, to- Optical Soc; Oeol. Soc; Am.
Acad; Conn. Acad. Chemical composition and
crystallography of minerals.

Ford, Dr. W(illlam) W(ebb0r), School of Hygiene
and Public Health, Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore. Md. ^Hygiene, Bacteriology, Nor-
walk, Ohio, Dec 15, 71. A.B, Western Be-
serve, 93; M.D, Hopkins, 98; D.P.H, McOiU,
00, fellow, 99-01; research fellow, Bockefeller
Inst, 01-03. Instr. bacter, med. sch, Hoplevne,
03-05, assoc, 05-06, auoc. prof, baeter. and
hygiene and lecturer legal med, 06-17, hacter,
8ch, hygiene ar^ puh. health, J7- A.A; Soc
Nat; Soc Bact; Soc Pharmacol; Aas. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Physicians;
Pub. Health Aas. Diseases of the liver; intes-
tinal bactCKria; agglutinationa; classification of
intestinal bacteria; toxins and antitoxins; poi-
sonous fungi; Amanita phalloides; Amanita
muscaria; spore bearing bacteria in milk, water
and soil; toxins and hemotoxins of Bacterium
Welehii; pollution of milk; Bhua toxicodendron;
poisonous glucosids; water supplies; sewage;
typhoid fever; cattle poisons.

Fordyee, a60(rge) L(i]iooln), Youngstown, Ohio.
Ornithology. Pub. sch. A.A; mem. Omith.
Union; Audubon Soc; Wilson Omith. Club.
Migration of birds in the vicinity of Youngs-
town, Ohio.

da Forest^ H(oward), University Club, Lawrence,
Kans. Botany. New York, N. Y, Nov. 2, 72.
B.S, Princeton, 95; M.F, Yale, 11; fellow, Chi-
cago, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Field asst, U. S. Forest
Service, 10, forest asst, 11-12; acting asst prof.
forestry, Missouri, 13; aut. prof, Kaneae, tO-
A.A; Ecol. Soc; Forestry Aas.

de Forest, Dr. Lee, 1891 Sedswick Ave, New
York, N. Y. Eadio engine&n/ng. Ph.B, Yale,
96, Ph.D, 99; hon. ScD, Syracuse, 19. Chief
engineer, tech, director and v. pres, Am, de-
Forest Wireless Telegraph Co; pres. and gen.
manager, de Forest Sadio Telephone and Tele-
graph Co, and Lee de Forest, Inc. (}old medal.
La. Purchase Expos, 04; Panama-Pacific Expos,
15. Elec. Eng; Badio Eng; Franklin Inst; N.
Y. Elec.. Soc. Kadio phenomena; detectors and
amplifiers in radio signalling.

Forman, Prof. AClaxander) H(azdie), West Vir-
ginia University, Morgantown, W. Va. Elec-
trical engineering. Grafton, W. Va, June 12,
83. B.S, M.E, West Virginia, 06, E.E, 08; fel-
low, Comell, Oa-09, M.M.E, 09, Ph.D, 11. In
research div, eng. dept, Weatinghouse Elec and

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Mfg. Oo^ 06-07; asst, elec. lab, West Virginia^
Og-09; asst physics, Oomell, 09-10, instr, 10-
13; asst. prof, and later head of dept. exp, and
elee. eng, West Virginia^ 13- Physical Soe;
Elee. Eng; Eng. Educ. Special prony bri^e and
recording mechanism; effect of magnetization on
opacity of X-rays.

Forman, Prof. Jonatban, College of Medicine,
Columbus, Ohio. Pathology. Aostinbnrg, Ohio,
Sept 30, 87. A.B, Ohio State, 10; M.D, Star-
ling Med. Col, 13. Asst. path, Starling Med.
Col, 11-13; instr, Ohio State, 14-16, asst, prof,
1$- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Ohio Acad.

Forrest, 0(liarl68) K(eed]iain), Manrer, N. J.
Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Sept 30, 73. Mary-
land Lut; George Washington. Asst chemist,
B. and O. B. B, 92-96; SoulAu By, 96-97;
chemist. Long Isl. B. B, 97-04; chief chemist,
N. Y. Testing Lab, 04-14; Barber Asphalt Pav-
ing Co, 14-17, manager, tech, dept, 17" A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soe. Test Mat;
ClTil Eng; Min. Eng. Asphalt and petroleun;
composition of native bitumens and their appli-
cation in the arts.

FoiBaith, Dr. O(arl) 0(he8W^), 1030 Lancaster
Ave, Syracuse, N. T. Forestry, Auburn, N. H,
Sept 2, 88. A.B, Dartmouth, 13; A.M, Har-
vard, 14, Sheldon traveling fellow, 14-15, Ph.D,
17. Asst bot, BadeUffe, 14-16; Austin teach-
ing fellow. Harvard, 15-16; instr. biol, Dart-
mouth, 16-17; wood teehnol, N, Y, State Col,
Forestry, Syracuse, 17-19, asst, prof, 19-
Walker prise, Boston Soc. Nat Hist, 16. Bot
Soc Plant anatomy; ecology of peat and coal.

Forst, Leo B, 411 Government Building, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Chemistry, Birmingham, Ala, 84.
A3, Louisville; B.S, Columbia. Asst. chemist,
bur. chem, XJ. S. Dept Agr, 10-14; Bur. Int.
Bevenue, 07-10; chief, Cincinnati Sta, hwr, ehem,
V, S, Dept, Agr, 14- Chem. Soc. Food and
drug analysis and manufacture.

Forsytb, Prof. OChester) Hdime), Thayer Lodge,
Hanover, N. H. Mathematics, Trafalgar, Ind,
March 17, 81. A.B, Butler, 06; A.M, Illinois,
10; Ph.D, Michigan, 15. Asst instr. math,
Illinois, 07-11; instr, Michigan, 11-12; prof.
Eureka, 12-13; instr, Michigan, 13-16; asst,
prof, Vartmoauth, 16- Math. Soc; Statist. Ass.
Vital statistics.

Fozsyihe, Dr. Wairea ECUswortli), University
Health Service, Ann Arbor, Mic^ Medicine,
Joseph, Oregon, Nov. 8, 85. B.8, Oregon Ool,
07; Ph.C, Michigan, 08, M.D, 18. Asst. physioL
chem, Michigan, 08-11, house physician, univ.
hosp, 13-14, stair physician, health service, 14-
15; col. physician. Pa. State, 15; director, heaith
service, Michigan, A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Am.
Acad. Med. Physiological chemistry; trypsin;
college health work.

Forsythe, Dr. W(iUlam) E(lmer), 1869 Noble
Boad, East Cleveland, Ohio. *Physics, Muskin-
gum Co, Ohio. Aug. 22, 81. B.S, Denison, 07;
M.S, Wisconsin, 09, Ph.D, 11. Asst. physics,
Wisconsin, 07-08, instr, 09-13; asst physicist,
Nela Besearch Lab, 13-19, physicist, 19- Phys-
ical Soc; Optical Soc Melting points of tung-
sten and tantalum; radiant efficiency and tem-
perature of incandescent filaments; relation

between black body and true temperatures for
various metals; high temperature measurements;
comparison of capacity and inductance; optical
pyrometry; monochromatic and neutral screens;
notation of constant deviation prisms; acetylene
Hame energy; speed in signalling with light.

Fort, Prof. Tomllnson, University, Ala. Mathe-
matics. Albany, Ga, Dec. 17, 86. A.B, Georgia,

06, A.M, 09; Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 12, Kirkland
traveling fellow, Harvard, in Europe, 12-13.
Instr. math, Georgia, 07-09; Harvard, 10-11;
Michigan, 11-13, asst prof, 13-17; prof, Ala-
hama, 17- Assoc, ed, 'Math. Monthly,' 18.
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Linear differential dif-
ference equations and infinite series.

Fortier, Dr. S(amnel), 20 Hillcrest Road, Berkeley,
Calif. Irrigation engineering, Leeds, Que,
AprU 24, 55. B.A.Sc, McGill, 85, M.E, 96, SoJ>,

07. Asst and chief engineer, Colo, and Utah,
86-93; prof, civil eng, Utah Col, 93-98; con-
sulting engineer, 93-05; res. hydrographer, U.
S. Geol. Surv, 95-02; director, Mont. Ezp. Sta,
99-04; agent and expert irng. investigations,
U. S. Dept Agr, 9^-^, agent and expert in
charge, Pacific div. irrig. investigations, 03-07,
chief, irrig. investigations, 07-20. Asst. prof,
irrig. eng, California, 03-10. Grooski medal.
Can. Civil Eng, 96. Civil Eng; Soc Irrig. Eng;
Mont Soc Eng; Can. Civil Eng. Seepage and
return waters in irrigation; carrying capacities
of canals; evaporation from soils; relation be-
tween soil moisture and crop yield; duty of
water in irrigation; application of water to
crops; storage of water.

Fossler, Prof. Mary L(oiil8e), University of South-
em California, Los Angeles, Calif. Biological
ehemistry, Lima, Ohio, Sept 14, 68. B.S, Ne-
braska, 94, fellow, 97-99, A.M, 98; Chicago,
summers, 00, 01, 03 ; med. sch, Northwestern, 02.
Principal, high sch, Weeping Water, Nebr, 95-
97; instr. chem, Nebraska, 99-08, dsst, prof, 08;
hiol. Southern California, Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry; synthesis of certain glutarie acids;
separation of a group of alkaloids; composition
of some proteins.

Foster, O(oodwin) L(eBaron), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Biological chemis-
try. Calcutta, India, June 4, 92. A.B, Dart-
mouth, 13. Teaching fellow, Shaw Sch. of Bot,
13-14; biol, chem, Harvard Med. Sch, 14-17;
instr, California, 19- PhysioL Soc Plant
physiology; biological chemistry.

Foster, Prof. Mary Louise, Smith College, North-
ampton, Mass. Chemistry, Melrose, Mass,
April, 65. A.B, Smith, 91, A.M, 12; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 93-97; Columbia, 07; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 14. Besearch chemist with C. A. Herter,
00-01; with indust works, Maywood, N. J, 01-
04; C. A. Herter, 04-07; assoc, prof, chem.
Smith, 08- Chem. Soc; Ass. Prof. Biochemis-
try; effect of microorganisms on proteins; leci-
thin.

Foster, Dr. NCeHls) B(aniee), 121 E. 62d St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, DurhamviUe, N.
Y, July 18, 75. B.S, Amherst, 98; M.D, Hop-
kins, 02. Assoc bioL chem, Columbia, 07-12;
assoc physician, N. Y. Hosp, 08-15; asst. prof.
med, med. col, Cornell, 12-16; prof, Michigan,
16-18; asst, prof, med, ool, ComeU, 19- Lieut

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col, M. C, 18-19. Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol.
Chem; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Phjsidana; Har-
vey Soe. Pathological metabolism; diabetes;
nephritis.

Foster, 8(liirley) W(at8on), General Chemical
Co, San Francisco, Calif. Entomology. Bock-
ingham Co, N. C, April 8, 84. B.Agr, N. C.
Col, 06; Cornell, 07» Asst. entom, bur. entom,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-12; entomologUt and man-
ager, inaectioide dept, Gen, Chem. Co. of Calif,
le- A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Pacific Coast Ass. Econ. Entom. Pear thrips;
codling moth; grape leaf hopper; lesser apple
worm and scale insects; insecticide and fungi-
cide combinations.

Foster, Dr. WlUlam, Princeton, N. J. Chemistry.
Hartford, Ky, May 15, 69. A.B, Hartford, 92;
Vanderbilt, 92-93; A.M, Princeton, 96, Ph.D,
99. Prof, science, Hartford, 93-95; asst. chem,
Princeton, 96-98; prof. Cent Univ. of Ky, 99-
00; instr, Prinoeton, 00-05, asst. prof, 05-10,
prof, 10" A. A; Chem. Soc. The conductivity
of electrolytes; the hydrolysis of stannic
eWorld; chlorinated ethers; pi^aration of new
acid ehlorid; arsenic compounds and hydrogen
sulphid; ethylene ehlorid ; glaze on Greek vases.

Foster, W(llllain) J(anie8), 2 Douglas Bead,
Schenectady, N. Y. Electrical engineering.
Argyle, N. T, Sept. 17, 60. A.B, Williams, 84,
A.M, 87; M.S, Cornell, 91. Asst. principal.
Burr and Burton Sem, 85-86; teacher science.
Hill Sch, Pottstown, Pa, 86-90; instr, Williams,
87; designing engineer, Thomson-Houston Co,
91-94; Gen. Elec. Co, Schenectady, N. T, 94-
A. A ; f el. Elec. Eng. Alternating current design.

Foster, Prof. W(llllam) 8(illiiiiaa), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology.
Water Mill, N. Y. A.B, Cornell, 08, Ph.D, 13.
Asst. psychol, Cornell, 09-13, instr, 13-16, asst.
prof, educ, 16-19; assoc. prof, psychol, Minne-
sota, 19- Major, Sanit. C, 17-19. Psychol. Asa.
Experimental psychology of memory and feeling.

Foster, Mrs. WilUam S. (Dr. Josephine O(TirtlB),

309 Ontario St, S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Psy-
chology. Cambridge, Mass, April 6, 89. A.B,
Wellesley, 10, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Cornell, 15.
Asst. psychol, Wellesley, 10-12; instr. psychol,
educ. and math, William Smith, 12-13; chief
psychologist. Psychopathic Hosp, Boston, Mass,
15-19. Psychol. Ass. Clinical psychology;
psychotic cases.

Fonllc, Prof. 0(harle8) W(imaiii), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Warren,
Ohio, April 26, 69. A.B, Ohio State, 94; Leip-
zig, 99-01. Asst. to chemist, Ohio Board of
Agr, 94-96; asst. chem, Ohio State, 96-98, asst.
prof, 98-02, assoc. prof, 02-08, prof. anal, chem,
08- A. A; Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry;
influence of excess of reagent in the precipita-
tion of barium sulphate; standardization of a
magnesium salt solution.

Fountain, Prof. O(laiide) B(nMeU), Mercer Uni-
versity, Macon, Ga. Physics. Ashland, Oregon,
Nov. 2, 79. A.B, Oregon, 01; Ph.D, Columbia,
08. Asst. physics, Columbia, 02-05; assoc. prof,
Idaho, 05-06 ; instr, Williams, 06-09 ; asst. prof,
Kenyon, 09-13; adj. prof, Georgia, 13-18; prof,
physics and astron, Mercer, 18- Asst. practical

astron. and geod, Columbia, summers, 02-05;
prof, physics, Peabody Col. Teachers, summers,
14-19. Asst. dist. educ. director, S.A.T.C, 18.
A. A; assoc. mem. Physical Soc; Inst. Inventors
(mem. exec, council); Meteorol. Soc. Electro-
magnetic waves; light of firefly; wireless teleg-
raphy and telephony; laboratory instruments.

Fowke, Gerard, U. 8. Bureau of Ethnology, Wash-
ington, D. C. Archeology, Geology. Maysville,
Ky, June 25, 55. Asst. ethnologist, Bw. Am.
Ethnol. {at intervals), 84- With Jesup North
Pacific exped. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 98.
Mound-builders remains; aboriginal work in
stone; preglacial drainage of lower Ohio val-
ley and eastern Missouri; cave explorations;
Hawaiian Islands; Guatemala.

Fowler, Oharlee Bvan, 25 Church St, New York,
N. Y. Engineering. Bartlett, Ohio. M.C.E,
Ohio State, 87. Bridge engineer, Hocking Val-
ley By, 87-88; chief engineer, Youngstown
Bridge Co, 91-98; pros, and chief engineer,
Puget Sound Bridge and Dredging Co, 00-05;
International Contract Co, 05-14; consulting
engineer, 14- Lecturer, Washington (Seattle),
05-14; trustee, Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Expos.
Civil Eng; Pacific Northwest. Soc. Eng. (past
pres); Can. Min. Inst. Bridges; foundations;
dredges; harbors.

Fowler, F(redeilck) Bogene, Smithsonian Institu-
tion, Washington, D. C. Astrophysics. Arling-
ton, Mass, Nov. 20, 69. B.S^ Mass. Inst. Tech,
94. Asst, Harvard Col. Observatory, 87-94;
astrophys, ohservcttory, Smithsonian Inst, 94-07,
aid, 07-, ed, 'Physical Tables,' 10- Lecturer,
George Washington. A.A; Astron. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Bolometric research; atmospheric
absorption.

Fowler, Henry W(eed), Academy of Natural
Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Holmes-
burg, Pa, March 23, 78. Stanford, 02. Asst,
museum, Acad. Nat. Sciences, PhUa, OS- Del.
Valley Ornith. Club (pres, 16); Phila. Acad.
Ichthyology; herpetology; fossil fishes; New
Jersey Crustacea.

Fowler, Prof. James, 121 Union St, Kingston, Can.
Botany. Bartibog, N. B, July 16, 29. Hali-
fax, 50; A.M, New Brunswick, 72, LL.D, 00.
Lecturer nat. science, Queen's (Can), 80-91,
prof, 91-92, bot. and geol, 92-94, hot, 94-08,
emer. prof, 08- Pel. Boyal Soc. Can. Zoology;
geology.

Fowler, 8(amiiel) 8(tewart), Nelson, B. C.
Mining, Metallurgy. New York, N. Y, Oct.
28, 60. A.B, Columbia, 81, E.M, 84. Mining
and metal, engineer, 84-89; manager and min-
ing explorer, B. C, 89-06; manager. Bluebell
Mine, Biondel, B. C, 06- Chairman, committee
on smelting rates, Can. Bur. Mines, 18-19. Min.
Eng; Min. and MetaL Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Can. Min. Inst, (past pres) ; London Inst. Min.
and Metal.

Fez, Dr. OarroU, U. S. Public Health Service,
Washington, D. C. Medicine. Philadelphia, Pa,
Sept. 3, 74. M.D, Pennsylvania, 97. Commis-
sioned officer, V. S. Pub. Health Service, 99-
Asst. director, Bur. Health, P. I, 11-12; assoc.
prof, hygiene, Univ. Philippines, 11-12. Pub.
Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Statist. Ass. Pre-

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ventive medicine; medical entomology; health
department organization and administration;
the Siphonaptera.

Fox, Prof. Henry, Mercer University, Macon, Ga.
Biology. Germantown, Pa, Feb. 18, 75. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 99, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 05. Instr.
biol, Wisconsin, 02-03; prof. biol. and chem,
Temple, 03-05; instr. science, N.E. Manual
Training Sch, Phila, 05-07; prof, biol, Ursinus,
07-12; investigator, bur. entom, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 12-18; prof. J)iol, Mercer, 18- A. A; Soc.
Zool; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol.
Soc. Vertebrate embryology; insect ecology;
distribution, variation and specific integration
in Orthoptera; insect life histories.

Fox, Dr. Herbert^ 3902 Locust St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Pathology, Atlantic City, N. J, June 3,
80. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 97; M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 01; Vienna, 05. Pathologist, Rush
ioap, PhUa, 04-; <;hi6f, laboratories, State
Dept. Health, Pa, 06--11; director, lah, comp.
path, PhUa. Zool. Soc, 06-/ Pepper Lab. din.
path, PervMylvania, 11- Ass. Path, and Bact;
Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Acad;
Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Zool. Soc. Bac-
teriology; bacteriology of typhoid fever and al-
lied infections; neoplasms and infections of
wild animals; cardiorenal and vascular diseases;
pathology of the lymphatic system.

Fox, Dr. Ii. Webster, S. E. Comer 17th and
Spruce Sts, Philadelphia, Pa. Ophthalmology.
Hummelstown, Pa, March 19, 53. Pa. State
Nor. Sch, 72-75; hon. A.M, Lafayette; LL.D,
Dickinson, 08. Clin. asst. and house surgeon,
Boyal London Ophthal. Hosp, 81-82; asst.
ophthalmologist, Jefferson Med. Col, Phila, 83-
85 ; ophthal. surgeon, Germantown Hosp, 83-93 ;
prof, ophthal, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 9S-
Lieut, Army Beserve Corps. Soc. Nat; Am.
Med. Ass. Asymmetry of the face in relation to
its effect upon anisometropia; diseases of the
eye.

Fox, Prof. Fbillp, Dearborn Observatory, Evan-
ston. m. *A8tro7u>my. Manhattan, Kans, March
7, 78. B.S, Kansas State, 97, M.S, 01; B.S,
Dartmouth, 02; Berlin, 05--06. Asst. graphics,
Kansas State, 98-99; commandant and teacher
math, St. John's Mil. Sch, Salina, Kans, 00-01;
asst. physics, Dartmouth, 02-03; Carnegie asst,
Yerkes Observatory, 02-05; instr. astrophys,
Chicago, 05-09; prof, aatron. and director. Bear-
horn Observatory, Northwestern, 09- Major, Inf ,
17-19, lieut. col, Inf. R. C. Officier de 1 'ordre du
Sauvenr de la Gr^. A. A; Astron. Soc; Am.
Acad; Boyal Astron. Soe. Solar physics; rota-
tion of the sun; sun-spot spectrum; micrometrie
measures of double stars; Rumford spectro-
beliograph; stellar parallax.

Fox, Prof. WUliam, 457 W. 123d St, New York,
N. Y. Mathematical physics. Horowitz, Bo-
hemia, Sept. 18, 64. B.S, Col._City of N. Y,
84; M.E, Stevens, 86. Instr, ~ Workingmen 's
Sch, N. Y, 86-87; mech. drawing, Col. City of
N. 7, 87-92, applied math, 92-97, asst. prof.
physics, 97-14, prof, 14- Lecturer, N. Y. Op-
tical Soe. A.A; Physical Soc; Mech. Eng.
Graphics as applied to practical calculation.

Fox, W(lllla)m JCosepli), Academy of Natural
Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa. Entomology.

Philadelphia, Nov. 21, 72. Pub. schools. Asst.
librarian, Acad. Nat. Sciences, Phila, 88-
Entom. Soc; N. Y. Entom. Soc; Phila. Acad.
The fossorial Hymenoptera; bibliography of
natural history.

Foxworthy, Dr. Fred W(illiam), Kuala Lumpur,
Federated Malay States. Botany. Goodland,
Ind, July 3, 77. B.S, De Pauw, 99; A.M, Cor-
nell, 02, Ph.D, 04. Asst. bot, Cornell, 00-04;
botanist, Bur. Science, P. I, 06-11, wood tech-
nologist. Bur. Forestry, 11-17, chief, div. in-
vestigation, 13-17; assoc. prof, dendrol, Univ.
Philippines, 11-17; forest research officer. Fed-
erated Malay States, 18- Lecturer timber phys-
ics, Cornell, 03-04. A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. For-
esters; Torrey Bot. Club. Systematic and eco-
nomic botany; dendrology; silviculture; woods
of the Indo-Malayan region.

Foye, Dr. WUbur O(arland) Middletown, Conn.
Geology. Brockton, Mass, Feb. 8, 86. A.B,
Colby, 09; A.M, Harvard, 12, Ph.D, 15, Sheldon
traveling fellow, in Fiji Islands, 15-16. Instr.
math, Mt. Hermon Boys' Sch, 09-11; Austin
teaching fellow miner, Harvard, 12-15; asst.
prof, geol, Middlebnry, 16-18; assoc. prof, Wes-
ley an, 18- A.A. Nephelite syenites; uplifted
coral reefs and petrology of Fiji ; petrography.

Fradhtenberg, Dr. L(eo) (Joacdilin), Central De-
partment, XT. S. Army, Chicago, HI. Anthro-
pology. Czemowitz, Austria, Feb. 24, 83.
Gymnasium, Przemysl, Austria, 96-04; Cornell,
04-05; A.M, Columbia, 06, Ph.D, 10. Lecturer
anthrop, Columbia, 10-12 ; ethnologist. Bur. Am.
Ethnol, 13-17; head worker, Jewish Welfare
Board, 18-19; director and supervisor, Service
Clubs, U.S.A, 19- A.A; Anthropw Ass; Ethnol.
Soc; Oriental Soc; Folk-lore Soc. (sec'y» N. Y.
branch, 09). Ethnology; linguistics; languages
of Oregon Indians; Zoroastrian literature; Coos,
Siuslaw and Alsea texts and grammars.

Fracker, Dr. 8(taiiley) B(lack), 1632 Adams St,
Madison, Wis. Entomology. Ashton, Iowa,
April 8, 89. A.B, Buena Vista. 10; Michigan,
10-11 ; M.S, Iowa, summer, 12 ; Cornell, summer,
11; Ph.D, niinois, 14. Instr. econ. entom, Wis-
consin, 14-15; asst. state entomologist,. Wis,
15-18, acting state entomologist, 18-20, state
entomologist, tO- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Beduviidae; lepidopterous larvae;
Alydinae of the United States; Heteroptera;
variation in Oxyurias. •

Francis, Dr. Oha(rl6)s Kenworthy, Tulsa, Okla.
Chemistry. Chester, Pa, June 17, 75. Ph.B,
Brown 99, A.M, 04; fellow, Illinois, 07-08;
Ph.D, Missouri, 10. Chemist, Richmond, Ya, 92-
96; instr. chem. Brown, 98-99; adj. prof, Ga.
Sch. Tech, 99-01, junior prof, 01-03 ; prof. Con-
verse, 03-07; instr. Missouri, 08-10; chemist,
Okla. Exp. Sta, 10-17, prof, petrol, technol, 14-
17; chief chemist, Cosden and Co, 17-19; man-
ager, refineries and chem. director. Transconti-
nental Oil Co, 19-20; chief chemist and tech.
supt, Cosden and Co, tO- Cement expert, U. S.
Beclamation Service, 06. A. A; Chem. Soc. Ce-
ment; coal; chemistry of beef; petroleum and
natural gas.

Frands, Dr. Hark, College Station, Tex. Veteri-
nary science, Shandon, Ohio, March 19, 63.
D.V.M, Ohio State, 87. Prof, vet science, Tex,

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Col, and veterinarian, Tex, Exp, Sta, 88- Vet.
Med. Ass; Tex. Vet. Ass. (pres, 02-04). Para-
sitic diseases of animals; blind staggers; Texas
fever; infectious anemia of horses; hog cholera.

Frandsen, Prof. Peter, 210 Maple St, Beno, Nev.
Zoology. Vilslev, Denmark, Sept. 27, 76. A.B,
Nevada, 95 ; A.B, Harvard, 98, A.M, 99. Teacher,
pub. schools, 95-96; asst. zool. Harvard and
Hadeliffe, 98-00; asst. prof. zooL and bacter,
Nevada, 00-02, assoc. prof, 02-03, prof, 03-06,
hiol, 06" Lecturer nature-study, farmers' insti-
tutes; pub. and nor. schools; bacteriologist, Nev.
Exp. Sta, 00-06, consulting biologist, 06- A. A;
Ass. Agr. Col; West. Soc Nat; Nev. Acad.
Animal behavior and habits; histology of the
blood of various mammals; histology of the
nervous system of fiat-worms.

Prankel, Dr. E(dward) M(iclia6l8on), Boosevelt
Hospital, New York, N. Y. Biological chem-
istry. Newark, N. J, Feb. 26, 93. B.S, Col.
City of N. Y, 12; fellow, Yale, 14-15, Ph.D, 16.
Asst. chemist, Phila. Polyclinic Hosp, 12-13;
asst. to Prof. A. I. Binger, Pennsylvania, 13-14 ;
asst, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 15-16; research
chemist, Earriman Sesearch Lab, Boosevelt
Hosp, 16- Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem. Ex-
perimental diabetes; proteolytic ferments; me-
tabolism of micro-organisms.

Fraakei, Dr. Florence Hnltoii, Boosevelt Hospital,
New York, N. Y. Biological chemistry. Phila-
delphia, Pa. B.S, Pennsylvania, 07, M.S, 14,
Ph.D, 16. Instr, high schools, Phila, 07-15;
fellow, Bockefeller Inst, 16-17; bacteriologist
and chemist, Boosevelt Hosp, 17- Protective
ferments; bacterial fermentation; lipolytic ac-
tions.

Frankenfleld, Prof. H(axTy) O(rawford), U. 8.
Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C. Meteor-
ology, Easton, Pa, Nov. 24, 62. A.B, Lafay-
ette, 81, A.M, 84; M.I), Howard, 86. Observer,
V, 8, weather Bur, 82-91, forecaster, 91-04,
prof, meteorol, 04-17, meteorologist, 17- Mem.
editorial board, 'Weather Forecasting in the XJ.
S.' Storms and storm types; Hoods in rivers;
improvements in weather forecasting.

Frankforter, Prof. (George B(eU)» Univereity of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. * Chemistry,
Potter, Ohio, April 22, 59. A.B, Nebraska, 86,
A.M, 88; Ph.D, Berlin, 93. Instr. chem, Ne-
braska, 85-87; high sch, Lincoln, 87-^8; prof,
Nebraska, 93-94; dean and director, sch. of
chem, Minnesota, 94-17; major, ordnance dept,
17-49; tech. adviser. War Claims Board, 19-20;
prof, org, and indust, org, chem, Minnesota, tO-
Direetor, O.T.C. for chemists, inspectors and
linemen; supervisor, control and research lab.
for ordnance, Phila, Pa. U. S. Mint Commis-
sioner, 01. A.A. (v. pres, 10); Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Eng. Educ; Chem. Gesell; Elec-
trochem. GeselL Alkaloids, narcotin, narcein,
veratrin and isopyroin; vegetable oils; the ter-
penes, including camphor and crude pitch;
eugenol; formaldehyde; the pitch of the north-
em pine ; resins ; mercury fulminate.

Franklin, Prof. B(dward) 0(iirti8), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. * Chemistry, Geary City, Kans,
March 1, 62. B.S, Kansas, 88, M.S, 90; Ber-
lin, 90-91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 94. Asst. chem,
Kansas, 89-94, assoc. prof, 94-99, prof, physical

chem, 99-03; assoc. prof, org, chem, StUnford,
03-06, prof, 06- Chemist, sugar plantations,
Donaldsonville, La, 89; gold mine, Miramar,
Costa Bica, 97; mem. U. S. Assay Commission,
07; prof, diem, hygienic lab, XJ. S. Pub. Health
Service, 11-12; physical chemist. Bur. Stand-
ards, 18. Nat. Acad; A.A. (exec, committee,
Pacific div, 16); Philos. Soc; Chem. Soc.
(chairman, Calif, sect) ; Kans. Acad ; Calif.
Acad; Wash. Acad. Liquid ammonia as an
electrolytic solvent; the ammonia system of
. acids, bases and salts.

Franklin, Dr. Fabian, 617 W. 113th St, New
York, N. Y. *Mathematics, Eger, Hungary,
Jan. 18, 53. Ph.B, George Washington, 69,
LL.D, 04; fellow, Hopkins, 77-79, Ph.D, 80.
Assoc, assoc. prof, and prof, math, Hopkins,
79-95; ed, 'Baltimore News,' 95-08; assoc. ed,
'N. Y. Evening Post,' 09-17; ed, 'The Weekly
Beview,* 19- Math. Soc; assoc. Am. Acad.
Geometry; invariants.

Franklin, Mtb. Fabian (Dr. Obristlne Ladd), 617

W. 113th St, New York, N. Y. •Psychology,
Logic, Windsor, Conn, Dec. 1, 47. A3, Yassar,
69, LL.D, 87; fellow, Hopkins, 79-82; G«ttin-
gen, 91-92; Berlin, 92, 94, 01. Assoc, ed, 'Diet.
Philos. and Psychol'; lecturer, Hopkins, 04r-09,
Columbia, 09- A. A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass;
Optical Soc; Philos. Ass. The development
theory of color sensation; logic; the antilogism.

Franklin, Dr. H(enry) J(ameB), Massachusetts
Agricultural Experiment Station, Amherst,
Mass. Zoology, Entomology. Guilford, Yt, Feb.
10, 83. B.S, Mass. Col, 03, Ph.D, 08. Instr.
bot, Mass. Col, 04-06, asst. entom, Exp. Sta,
summers, 06, 07; asst. to state entomologist,
Minn, 08-10; supt, cranberry sub-station, Mass,
Exp, Sta, 10- Ass. Econ. Entom. Thysanop-
tera; Bombidae; cranberry insects.

Franklin, Dr. Milton W(a8liington), General

Motors Corporation, Anderson, Ind. Electrical
engineering, San Francisco, Calif, Feb. 22, 76.
M.D, California, 99; A.M.(E.E), Columbia, 06;
Ph.D, Gottingen, 12. Lecturer dermat, N. Y.
Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 01-03; prof, radio-therapy,
N. Y. Polyclinic. Med. Sch, and director, radiog.
clin, N. Y. City Health Dept, 03-06; asst, power
and min. eng. dept, Gen. Elec. Co, 06-16, man-
ager, ozone dept, 16; pres. and gen. manager,
C. and C. Elec. and Mfg. Co, 16-17; chief con-
sulting engineer and works manager, E. Hough-
ton Co, 17-19 ; chief consulting engineer and. di-
rector inspection, Bemy Elec. Viv, Gen. Motors
Corp, 19- A. A; Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; Soc.
Heat and Yent. Eng. (v. pres, 19) ; Chem. Soe;
Franklin Inst; Electrochem. Soc; N. Y. Acad,
(sect sec'y, 06). Bontgen rays; physico-
therapy ; electrotherai>eutics ; electrochemistry ;
electrical transmission of energy; high tension
electrical phenomena; factory administration.

Franklin, Prof. W(llliam) 8(nddard8), Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. *Fhysics. Geary City, Kans, Oct. 27, 63.
B.S, Kansas, 87, M.S, 88; Sc.D, Cornell, 01.
Asst. prof, physics, Kansas, 87-90; prof, phys-
ics and elec. eng, Iowa State, 92-97; Lc&igh,
97-15; physics, Mass, Inst, Tech, X7- Mem.
jury awards, Nat. Export Expos, Phila; Pan-
Am. Expos, 01. A. A. (sec'y, B, 98, v. pres, 02) ;

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237

Physical Soc; Am. Acad; hon. mem. Kans.
Acad. Elementary physics; theory of alternat-
ing currents; elements of calculus; Poynting's
theorem; technical education.

Franz, Dr. 8(li6plierd) I(vory), Government Hos-
pital for Insane, Washington, B. C. ^Physiol-
ogVt Fiyohology. Jersey City, N. J, May 27,
74. A.B, Columbia, 94, fellow, 95-97, Ph.D, 99;
Leipzig, 96; hon. M.D, George Washington, 15;
LL.D, Waynesburg, 15. Asst. psychol, Columbia,
97-99; physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 99-01; instr.
physiol. and med. physics, med. scJi, Dartmouth,
01-04; path, psychologist, McLean Hosp, 04-
07; prof, physiol, George WashingtoUy 06-, exp,
psychol, 07-; psychol. Govt, Hosp, for Insane,
07-09, scientiac director, 09-20, director of lab-
oratories, to- Besearch asst, Carnegie Institu-
tion; ed, * Psychol. Bui,' 14-; assoc. ed, 'Psy-
chobiol,' 17-; mem. psychoL committee, Nat.
Besearch Council, 17- A.A; Psychol. Ass.
(pres, 20); Psychopath. Ass; Physiol. Soc; S.
Soc. Philos. and Psychol, (v. pres, 08-10, pres,
11); Am. Med. Ass; Wash. Neur. Soc. (pres,
11). Cerebral localization; reflexes; vision;
skin sensations; fatigue; aphasia; pathological
physiology and psychology.

Fraps, Dr. O(eorge) S(tronach), College Station,
Tex, Chemistry, Baleigh, N. C, Sept. 9, 76.
B.S, N. C. Col, 96 ; fellow, Hopkins, 98-99, Ph.D»
99. Asst. chem, N. C. Col, 95-96, asst. prof,
99-03, asst. chemist, Exp. Sta, 99-03; Tex, Exp,
8ta, 03-04, assoc. chemist, 04-05, acting chem-
ist, 05-06, chemist, 06-, assoc. prof, chem, Tex.
Col, 04-05, acting prof, 05-06, assoc. prof, 06-
12; state chemist, Tex, 06- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Ass. Agr. Chem; Tex. Acad,
(v. pres, 08-09). Digestion experiments; soils;
nitrification; phosphoric acid; methods of agri-
cultural analysis; productive values of feeds.

Frary, Dr. Franda 0(owle8), Aluminum Co. of
America, New Kensington, Pa. *Chemistry,
Minneapolis, July 9, 84. A.C, Minnesota, 05,
M.S, 06, Ph.D, 12; Berlin, 06-07. Asst. chem,
Minnesota, 03-05, instr, 05-11, asst. prof, 11-15;
research chemist, Oldbury Electrochem. Co, 15-
17; capt, ordnance dept, 0,B.C, and major,
C.W.S, 18; director research, Aluminum Co, of
Am, 19- Chem. Soc. (councilor, 17) ; Electro-
chem. Soc. (v. pres, 18). Industrial and electro-
chemistry; photochemistry; phosgene.

Fraser, Prof. Allan O(ameron), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Plant breeding, Brockport,
N. Y, June 4, 90. B.S, Cornell, 13, Ph.D, 18.
Asst. plant breeding, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 13-14;
instr, Cornell, 14-18, asst, prof, 19- Inheritance
of sex in plants; inheritance in Avena.

Ftaser, Dr. O(harleB) McLean, University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can.
Zoology, Bluevale, Ont, June 1, 72. B.A,
Toronto, 98, M.A, 03; Ph.D, Iowa, 11, fellow,
11-12. Lecturer and asst, Toronto, 01-03;
curator, Marine Biol, Lab. of Can, IB-; prof,
aool, British Columbia, SO- A.A; Ecol. Soc;
West. Soc. Nat; Pacific Coast Biol. Ass; Pacific
Fisheries Soc. (v. pres, 17-19, pres, 19); Iowa
Acad; fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Can. Fisheries Ass;
B. C. Acad, (pres, 16-18). Marine zoology;
taxonomy and ecology of hydroids; life history
of fishes.

Fraser, Sanmel, Geneseo, N. Y. Agriculture.
Cheadle, England, Feb. 2, 76. Diploma, Cheshire
Agr. Col, 98 ; M.S.A, Cornell, 05. Asst, Cheshire
Agr. Col, 96-98; manager, butter factory, 98-
99; agriculturist, Sch. Practical Agr. and Hort,
Briarcliff Manor, N. Y, 00-03; instr. agron,
Cornell, 03-04, asst. agronomist, 04-06; agr. ad-
viser to W. A. Wadsworth, 06-14; consulting
agriculturist, 06- A. A; Pomol. Soc; Potato
Ass; Am. Nurserymen; fel. Scottish High, and
Agr. Soc. The potato; root crops for stock;
alfalfa and cultivated grasses; the rotation of
crops; timothy; methods of farm management;
American fruits; marketing and distribution of
perishable products.

Fraser, Prof. W(Uber) . J(olui), 1003 S. Wright
St, Champaign, 111. Dairy husbandry. Lock-
port, ni, July 1, 69. B.S, Illinois, 93, M.S, 02.
Asst. agr, Illinois, 93-96, instr. dairy husbandry,
96-01, asst. prof, 01-03, prof, OS- Dairy Instr.
Ass; Farm Management Ass; Soc. Animal In-
vest. Animal nutrition; dairy management;
milk production.

Frayne, John G(eorge), University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Electrical engineering.
Trinity (Ire), 12-14; A.B, Wisconsin, 17. Be-
search engineer. Am. Telephone and Telegraph
Co, 19; instr, math, and mech, Minnesota, 19-
Second lieut, Sig. C, 18. Radio telephony.

Frazer, Dr. Jobn, 8013 Navajo St, Qt. Martins,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Paris, France,
Feb. 5, 82. B.S, Pennsylvania, 03, A.M, 04,
Ph.D, 07. Instr. chem, Pennsylvania, 04-06, 07-
09, asst, prof, 09-, dean, Towne Sci, Sch, 12-18,
19- Capt, C.W.S, A.E.P, 18-19. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Eng. Educ. Electrodeposition of indium
and certain electrolytic separations by the rotat-
ing anode; the effect of combustion products on
vegetation.

Frazer, Prof. J(08ep]i) O(linstie) WCbltaey),
Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md.
•Chemistry. Lexington, Ky, Oct. 30, 75. B.S,
Ky. State, 97, M.S, 98; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01.
Asst. chem, Ky. State, 97-98: asst. chem. dept,
Ky. Exp. Sta, 98; chem. Hopkins, 02-06, assoc,
06-14, prof, and chairman of dept, 14- Head,
research lab. Bur. Mines, Pittsburgh, 05-11. Os-
motic pressure and vapor tension of solutions;
catalysis and adsorption.

Frazier, Prof. Oharles H(arrl8on), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery.
Philadelphia, April 19, 70. A.B, Pennsylvania*
89, M.D, 92, hon. Sc.D. Prof, din, surg, Penn-
sylvania, 00-, dean, med. sch, 02-09. Surgeon,
Univ. Hosp. A. A; fel. Surg. Ass; Neur. Ass;
Soc. Clin. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. CoL Phy-
sicians. Etiology of appendicitis; regeneration
of the sensory root of the Gasserian ganglion;
etiology of papiUiderma in conditions of intra-
cranial pressure; intracranial pressure; effects
of cerebral decomx>osition with relation to the
degree of intracranial pressure and the site of
decompression.

Frear, Prof. WUllam, State College, Pa. •Agri-
cultural chemistry. Beading, Pa, March 24, 60.
A.B, Bncknell, 81 ; Harvard ; Ph.D, HI. Wes-
leyan, 83. Asst. nat. science, Bucknell, 81-83;
asst. chemist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 83-85; asst. prof,
agr. chem. Pa, State, 85-86, prof, 86-08, exp.

238

AMEETCAN MEN OF SCIENCE

agr, chem, 08-, v. director and chemiai, Exp, 8ta,
87-; chemist, Pa. State Board of Agr, 88-19.
In charge chem. work, State Fertilizer Control,
88-16; chemist, Dept. Agr, Pa, 95-; chemist to
state bur. of foods, Pa, 95-; chemist, State Cat-
tle Food Control, 02-05; special agent, IT. S.
Dept. Agr, 01- A. A; Chem. Soc; Ass. Agr.
Chem. (pres, 97); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. (sec*y,
93-95, pres, 03) ; Ass. Agr. Col. (v. pres) ;
Franklin Inst; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci;
Wash. Acad; Chem. (Resell. Composition of cat-
tle foods, soils and fertilizers; composition of
vinegar and breakfast foods ; culture of tobacco ;
fertilizer effects of lime; digestibility of cattle
foods; shade culture of Sumatran tobacco;
proximate composition of forage plants; lime-
stones of Pennsylvania;' soil acidity and liming.

Freas, Dr. Baymond, Tulane University, New Or-
leans, La. Chemistry. York, Pa, Jan. 23, 86.
A.B, Wittenberg, 06; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Adj.
prof, chem, Virginia, 17-18; asst, prof, Tulane,
19- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc Organic and
electro-organic chemistry; limits of esterifica-
tion; hezahydric alcohols; electrolytic oxidation
and reduction.

Freas, Prof. Tho(ina)8 B(ruce), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. *Chemi8try, Newark,
Ohio, Nov. 2, 68. A.B, Stanford, 96; Ph.D,
Chicago, 11. Principal, Hiawathan Kansas High
Sch, 96-97; chemist, West. Elec. Co, 97-98;
manager,* Ernst Leitz Supply House, 03-04;
curator chem, Chicago, 98-03, instr, 04-11 ; asst.

' prof, Colum'biaf 11-16, aesoc. prof, 16- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Thermodynamics
of chemistry; constant temperature apparatus;
laboratory design and management.

Fred, Prof. E(dwin) B(roiin), 627 Mendota
Court, Madison, Wis. Bacteriology, Middle-
burg, Va, March 22, 87. B.S, Va. Polytech, 07,
M.8, 08, Ph.D, 11. Asst. bacteriologist, Va.
Exp. Sta, 07-11, bacteriologist, 11-13; asst.
prof, hacter, Wisconsin, 13-14, assoc. prof, 14-
18, prof, 18- A.A; Soc. Bact. Soil bacteriol-
ogy; nitrogen-fixing bacteria; fermentation.

Frederieh, William John, Loxley, Ala. Plant
pathology. Galveston, Tex, Aug. 12, 96. B.S,
Miss. Agr. Col, 17, M.S, 19. Instr. bacter. Miss.
Agr. Col, 17-18; asst. pathologist in charge,
field lah, hur. plant indust, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 19-
Second Ueut, C.W.S, 18. Phytopath. Soc
Citrus canker.

Frederick, Odiarlee) W(aniock), 11 Fairriew
Heights, Bochester, N. Y. Astronomy. Des
Moines, Iowa, May 13, 70. B.S, Kansas, 92.
Computer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 01-02,
asst. on equatorial, 02-04; asst. astronomer in
charge observatory, Tutuila, Samoa, 04-06; asst,
U. S. Naval Observatory, 06-09; instr. math, U.
S. Naval Acad, 09-14; head scientific div, S. E,
dept, Eastman Kodak Co, 14- In charge con-
struction astron. observatory for U. S. Navy
Dept, Samoa, 04-06. A.A ; Astron. Soc ; Optical
Soc. Optics; instrumental constants and differ-
ential refraction ; the constant of aberration and
variation of latitude; the solar parallax.

Frederidc, Dr. Edwin L(oiil8), Boiling Boad,
Catonsville, Md. Chemistry. Baltimore, Md,
March 17, 91. A.B, Hopkins, 11, fellow, 13-14,
Ph.D, 14. Asst. chem, Hopkins, 11-12; asst.

prof, N. C. Col, 14-17; research chemist, E. I.
duPont de Nemours aftd Co, 19- Lieut, C.W.S,
17-19. Physical and organic chemistry; osmotic
pressure of mannite solutions; poisonous gases;
dyes.

Free, Dr. E(dward) EClway), Carmel, Calif.
Physics. Dagus, Pa, May 3, 83. A.B, Cornell,
06; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Asst. chemist, Ariz.
Exp. Sta, 07; physicist, bur. soils, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 08-12; consulting chemist. It- Major,
C.W.S, 18; research assoc, Carnegie Institution,
20- A.A; Min. Eng; Soc. Agron; Ass. Geog;
Ecol. Soc; Wash. Acad. SoU physics; eolian
geology; desert saline deposits; soil aeration;
fertilizers.

Freeborn, Prof. Stanley B(arron), 568 Spruce
St, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology. Hudson,
Mass, Dec. 11, 91. B.S, Mass. Col, 14. Quaran-
tine inspector, Mass, 13-14; instr. entom, Cali-
fornia, 14-18, asst. prof, 18- Consulting ento-
mologist, Calif. State Board of Health, 16-;
officer, Sanit. C, U.S.A, 18-19; passed asst.
sanitarian, U. S. Pub. Health Service, 19- A.A ;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Parasitology; mosquitoes
and malaria; lung-worm's.

Freedman, Prof. W(illiam) H(oratlo), American
Telephone and Telegraph Co, 463 West St, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Physics.
New York, N. Y, Dec. 28, 67. C.E, Columbia,
89, E.E, 91, John Tyndall fellow, 91-92; M.S,
Vermont, 08. Tutor elec. eng, Columbia, 92-
95, mech, 95-98, elec. eng, 98-99; prof, Ver-
mont, 99-10; head^ dept. applied elec, Pratt
Inst, 10-13; prof, elec, eng, Vermont, 13-
20; with Am. Tel. and Tel. Co, 20- Asst.
surv. and geod, Columbia, summers, 90-92;
assoc. ed, 'Electric Power,' 95-96; consult-
ing elec. engineer, 99- A. A; fel. Elec. Eng.
The electric arc; hysteresis; eddy currents; elec-
trolysis in railway structures.

Freeman, Prof. E(dward) M(onroe), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. *Botany. St. Paul, Feb.
12, 75. B.S, Minnesota, 98, M.S, 99, Ph.D, 05;
Cambridge, 01-02. Instr, col. pharmacy, Min-
nesota, 98-01, dept. bot, 02-03, asst. prof, bot,
03-05; pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-07;
prof, hot. and plant path, col. agr, Minnesota,
07-, dean, col. agr, forestry and home econ, 17-
Collaborator, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
08- A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Dendropathology ; mycological botany; cereal
rusts.

Freeman, Prof. E(me8t) H(arri8on), Armour In-
stitute of Technology, Chicago, 111. Electrical
engineering. Topeka, Kans, Sept. 26, 76. B.S,
Kansas State, 95; B.S, Armour, 02, E.E, 06.
Instr. elec. eng, Armour, 02-04, asst. prof, 04-
06, assoc. prof, 06-09, prof, 09- Elec. Eng;
West. Soc. Eng; Eng. Edue.

»

Freeman, Prof. Frank K(iigent), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. Psychology. Bockwood,
Ont, April 17, 80. A.B, Wesleyan, 04; A.M,
Yale, 06, Ph.D, 08, traveling fellow, 08-09.
Asst. psychol, Yale, 06-08; instr. educ. psychol,
Chicago, 09-13, asst. prof, 13, assoc prof, 17-
20, prof, to- Acting prof, educ, Washington
(Md), 07. A.A. (sec'y, I, 19); Psychol. Ass;
Soc. Col. Teachers Educ; Nat. Soc. Study Educ.

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239

Psycliology of writing; mental tests; illumina-
tion standards; tests of instruction.

Freeman, Dr. (}eo(rge) F(onche), Soci6t6 8ul-
tanienne d' Agrieulture^ Cairo, Egypt. Botany.
Maple Grove, Ala, Nov. 4, 76. B.S, Ala.
Polytech, 03; ScD, Harvard, 17. Principal,
Downer Inst, Beech Island, S. 0, 99-01; asst.
bot, Mass. Ool, 08-04; Kansas State, 04-06,
instr, 06-07, asst. prof, 07-09; plant breeder,
Aris. Exp. Sta, 09-19', acting dean, col. agr,
and director, Exp. Sta, 15-16; with Soc, Sul-
tanienne d'Agr, Cairo, JSgypt, 19- Soc. Nat;
Soc. Agron; Bot Soc; Cairo Sci. Soc. Plant
breeding; alfalfa; wheat; com; cotton; quanti-
tative determination of transpiration in plants;
evaporation; plant diseases.

Freeman, Dr. John BCipley), 235 Arlington Ave,
Providence, B. I. Hydraulic engineering. West
Bridgeton, Maine, July 27, 55. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 76; hon. ScD, Brown, 04; Tufts, 05.
Principal asst. engineer. Water Power Go,
Lawrence, Mass, 77-80; principal asst. to Mr.
Hiram F. Mills, consulting hydraulic engineer,
80-86; consulting engineer, 86^ Chief engi-
neer and supt. inspection. Ass. Factory Mutual
Ins. Companies, 87-96; mem, Mass. Metro-
politan Water Board, 95-96; pres. and treas,
Manufacturers' Mutual Ins. Co, 96-; consulting
engineer, N. Y. Water Supply, 00-; consulting
engineer, various mfg. concerns, municipalities
and corporations; lecturer and mem. corp, Mass.
Inst. Tech, visitor^ eng, and archit. depart-
ments; mem. Board Consulting Eng, Isthmian
Canal, 07-09; consulting engineer, Baltimore
water supply, 08-09; San Francisco, 10; im-
provement of grand canal, Chinese govt, 17-;
pres, Providence Gas Co, 17-18; chairman, Nat.
Advisory Committee Aeronaut, 18-19. Nat.
Acad; A.A; Civil Eng. (v. pres, 02); Mech.
Eng. (pres, 04); Am. Acad; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. (pres, 94).
Experimental hydraulics; fire protection; de-
velopment of water power; municipal water
supply; flow of water in pipes and pipe fittings;
effect of damming tidal estuary of Charles
Biver at Boston on health of community and on
shoaling of harbor; fire protection of theatres.

Freeman, Dr. Leonard, St. Joseph's Hospital,
Denver, Colo. Surgery. Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec.
16, 60. B.S, Cincinnati, 88; MJ>, Med. Ck>l.
of Ohio, 86; A.M, Denver, 01. iTof, eurg,
Woman's Med. Col, 88-94; Colorado^ 94-; sur-
geon, Denver City and Co. Hoep, and 8t.
Joseph's Hosp, 94- Surgeon, Christ's Hosp.
and pathologist, C^cinnati Hosp, 8&-94. Am.
Med. Ass; Surg. Ass. (v. pres); West. Surg.
Ass. (pres, 17) ; Int. Surg. Ass.

Freeman, Dr. B(owland) O(odfkey), 211 W. 57th
St, New York, N. Y. Pediatries, Bacteriology.
New York, June 11, 59. A.B, Columbia, 83,
M.D, 86. Clin, lecturer pediat, Univ, and Bel-
levue Hosp. Med, Col, 01-09, asst. prof, 09-12,
assoc prof, 12-19, prof, 19- Visiting pediatrist,
Roosevelt Hosp; N. Y. Nursery and Child's
Hosp; consulting x>ediatrist, N. Y. Foundling
Hosp; Seaside Hosp. of St. John's Guild;
Somerset Hosp; St. Agnes Hosp. Am. Physi-
cians; Pediat. Soc; Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Pediatrics.

Frehafer, Dr. M(abel) K(atherine), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Fhysics. Phila-
delphia, Pa, 86. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 08; A.M,
Wisconsin, 09; Ph.D, Hopkins, 19. Demon-
strator physics, Bryn Mawr, 10-14; asst, Wis-
consin, 14-16; instr, Mt. Holyoke, 16-18; asst.
physicist, Bur. Standards, 19- Assoe. Physical
Soe. Beflection and transmission of ultra-violet
by sodium and potassium.

Freiberg, Dr. Albert H, 3577 Alaska Ave, Cin-
cinnatiy Ohio. Orthopedic surgery. M.D, Cin-
cinnati, 90; Wurzburg, Strasbourg, Vienna,
Berlin, 91-94 ; LL.D, Cedarville, 15. Trof. ortho-
pedic surg, Cincinnati, OB- A.A; Am. Med.
Ass; Orthop. Ass. (pres, 10).

French, Prof. A(rUinr) W(illard), 202 Bussell St,
Worcester, Mass. CivxL engineering. Battle
Creek, Mich, July 13, 68. C.E, Dartmouth, 92.
Practising engineer, 92-95; asst. prof, civil
eng, Thayer Sch. Civil Eng, Dartmouth, 95-98;
prof, Worcester, 99- Civil Eng; Eng. Educ;
Boston Soc. Civil Eng; Concrete Inst. Proper-
ties of structural materials.

French, CCharles) A(lonso), Dominion Observa-
tory, Ottawa, Can. Fhysics. Mt. Albert, Ont,
July 9, 78. . B.A, Toronto, 06. Observer,
Dominion Observatory, 06-08, magnetician, 08-
Boyal Astron. Soe. Can. Terrestrial magnetism.

French, Prof. G(eorge) H(azen), Carbondale, 111.
Botany, Entomology. Tully, N. Y, March 19,
41. A.M, ni. Agr. Col, 73. Chemist, lU. Col,
68-77 ; asst. state entomologist. 111, 77-78 ; prof,
physiol. and plant path, S. lU. Nor. Univ, 78-
17. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Phila. Acad; St. Louis Acad; N. Y. Entom.
Soc; Canadian, French and Belgian Entom. So-
cieties; hon. mem. Liibeck Soc. Nat. Sci. Ca-
toelae.

French, O(eorge) Talbot, 925 A E. Broad St,
Bichmond, Ya. Botany. Stoughton, Mass, Jan.
14, 84. B.S, Mass. Col, 06; Cornell, 09-10.
Asst. botanist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 06-12;
botanist in charge div. bot. and seed lab, Va.
Dept. Agr. and Immigration, IB- Ass. Seed
Anal, (pres, 18, chairman, legis. committee, 18-
20). Fhytopatii Soc. Plant pathology; seed
testing and £lentification.

French, Prof. HCarley) E(ll8Worth), University,
S. Dak. Anatomy. Delphi, Ind. Dec. 7, 73.
A.B, Wash. State, 02; M.D, Northwestern, 07;
M.S, Chicago, 11. Prof. anat. and physiol.
South Dakota, 07-11, anat, and dean, sch. med,
11- A.A; Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass.

French, H(arry) F(lfleld), Jackson Annex, Fre-
mont, Ohio. Chemistry. Plymouth, N. H, Nov.
7, 86. B.S, N. H. Col, 08. Asst. chemist, N. H.
State Lab. of Hygiene, 08-10; chemist, Nat.
Carbon Co, 10-12, research chemist. It- A. A;
Chem. Soe. Manufacture of primary electrical
. batteries.

French, Prof. Helen Somersby, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Chemistry. Lynn, Mass, 84.
A.B, Wellesley, 07, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Zurich, 13.
Asst. chem, Wellesley, 07-10, instr, 10-11, 13-
17, asst. prof, 17- Chem. Soc. Organic and
physical chemistry; preparation of nitrobenzal-
dehydes.

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French, Dr. Jolm 8 (haw), 151 Morris Are, ProTi-
dence, B. I. Mathematics. North Fayette,
Maine, July 3, 73. A.B, Bowdoin, 95; fellow,
Clark, 96-98, PhJD^ 98. Prof, math, Jacob
Tome Inst, 98-08; principal, Morris Heights
8eh, 08^ Assoc, examiner math. Gel. Ent.
Exam. Board. A. A; Math. Soe; Gircolo Mat.
di Palermo. The pertingents to a plane cnrye;
the p^eneral class of a plane curve; the singu-
larities of a plane curve.

French, Owen B(ert), 3420 36th St, Nw W, Wash-
ington, D. C. CivH engineering, Cleveland, Ohio,
Dec ly 65. B.S^ Case, 88, C.E, 05. Asst, IT. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 95-15; prof. geod. and
astron, Inst. Mil. Surv, Peking, China, 18-19;
consulting geodesist, 16-17, £0-; prof, surv, and
geod, George Washington, tO- Wellman Polar
exped, 94; Wheat decoration, China. A. A;
Civil Eng; Wash. Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Soc. Eng. (treas, 18). Invar tapes for
measurement of primary base lines; telegraphic
longitudes.

French, Bev. Thomas, Jr, B. F. D. 4, Sebastopol,
Calif. Physics, Mining engineering. Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Jan. 15, 48. A.B, Harvard, 72;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 76. Asst. physics, Pennsyl-
vania, 76-78; prof, physics and math, Urbana,
76-83; physics, Cincinnati, 83-00; substitute
prof, Amherst, 02-03; minister, New Jerusalem
Church (Swedenborgian), Buffalo, N. Y, 05-
1^; Swedenborgian Church, San Francisco,
Calif, 12-; fruit grower, IX- Consulting city
electrician, Cincinnati, 89; assoc. ed, ^Jour.
Terrestrial Magnetism,' 99-00; manager, Santa
Bita Mining Co, 01; lecturer, 03, 04. A. A;
assoc. mem. Elec. Eng. Electric discharges
through rarefied media; efAeieney of different
systems of electric illumination; comparative
economy of illumination by gas and by elec-
tricity.

French, Prof. Thomas E(wlng), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Bngifneerifng drawing.
Mansfield, Ohio, Nov. 7, 71. M.E, Ohio State,
95. Assoc, prof, archit. and drawing, Ohio
State, 01-06; prof. eng. drawing, OB- Oonsult-
ing engineer, Edward H. French and Co. A.A;
Eng. Educ (councilor, 16-19) ; Ass. Prof. Es-
sentials of lettering; agrieoltnral drawing;
design of farm structures.

Frerichs, Dr. Frederick W, 4557 West Pine Boule-
vard, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. Etzel, Ger-
many, March 23, 49. Ph.D, Oottingen, 74.
Instr. chem, Gottingen, 74-79; supt, Malline-
krodt ChenL Works, St Louis, 80-86; direetor,
Serf and Frerichs Chem. Co, 86-^ Manager,
Paint and Vamiah Works of Hermann Frenkel,
Leipzig; Merdc and Co, St. Louis, 03-05; assoc
ed, 'Post. Zeit. ftir Chem. Grossgewerbe ' ; mem.
int. jury awards. La. Purchase Expos, 04. Gk>ld
medal, La. Purchase Expos. Chem. Eng. (pres,
11); Soc. Chem. Indust; St. Louis Acad; St.
Louis Chem. Soc. (pres, 03-06) ; Bunsen Gesell.
Industrial chemistry; inorganic chemistry.

Freond, Dr. Hngo Abraham, 855 Woodward Ave,
Detroit, Mich. Medicine. Detroit, Dec. 6, 81.
A.B, Michigan, 03, M.D, 05. First asst. inter-
nal med, Michigan, 05-07; senior attending
ph3rsician, Harper Hosp, 10; pres. Board of
Health, Detroit, Mich. A. A; Ass. Path, and

Bact; Therapeut. Soc; Ass. Endocrinol. Inter-
nal medicine; intestinal parasites; cardiac ar-
rhythmias; diabetes; Hodgkins disease; Tricho-
monas hominis of the intestinal tract; osteo-
malacia; influenza; legarthic encephalitis.

Frevert, Dr. Harry L(onis), Midvale Steel Co,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Dayton, Ohio,
June 21, 82. A.B, Harvard, 05, Ph.D, 08.
Instr. physical chem^ Harvard, 06-09; chief
chemist, Midvale Steel Co, 09-11, supt. armor
dept, 13-17, armor, ordnance and heat treat-
ment, 17- Atomic weights; heats of combus-
tion; amalgams; steel.

Frey, H(enry) O(arroU), 1349 Eichard St, MH-
waukee, Wis. Chemistry, Philadelphia, Pa, Oct.
5, 84. A.B, Temple, 06. Chemist, Barrett Mfg.
Co, 02-06; N. Z. Graves Co, 06-09; chemist and
asst. supt, Detroit White Lead Works, 09.
Chem. Soc. Sulphur dioxid in refined linseed
oil; petroleum naphtha in turpentine; red lead
for storage battery use; production of fine dry
colors; paints.

Friedenwald, Prof. Harry, 1020 Madison Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Ophthalmology, Otology. Bal-
timore, Sept. 21, 64. A.B, Hopkins, 84; M.D,
CoL Ifhysicians and Surg, Baltimore, 86. Asst,
Prof. Hirschberg's Eye Hosp, Berlin, 87-89;
assoc. prof, ophthal. and otol. Col. Physicians
and Surg, Baltimore, 94-02, prof, 02-15; Mary-
land, 15- Ophthalmic and aural surgeon, Bal-
timore Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hosp,
Mercy, Union, Memorial, Woman's and Hebrew
Hospitals. A.A; OpthaL Soc; OtoL Soc; Am.
Med. Ass; Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty;
Ophthal. Gesell.

Friedenwald, Prof. Julius, 1013 N. Charles St,
Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Baltimore, Dec. 20,
66. A.B, Hopkins, 87; M.D, Col. Physicians
and Surg, Baltimore, 90; A.M, Loyola, 94.
Prof, gastro-enterol, Maryland. Gastro-enterol-
ogist, Union Protestant Infirmary; Mercy Hosp;
Church Home and Infirmary; Women's Hosp;
Hebrew Hosp. A. A; Am. Physicians; Gastro-
Enterol. Ass. (pres, 08-10); Am. Acad. Med;
Am. Med. Ass; Therapeut. Ass; Gastro-Enterol.
Ass. Gastro-enterplogy; dietetics; functional
diseases of the stomach.

Frledline, Prof. O(ora) L(oni8a), Bandolph-Macon
Woman 's Col, Lynchburg, Va. Psychology. New
York, N. Y, Jan. 21, 93. A.B, Nebraska, 13,
A.M, 15, fellow, Bryn Mawr, 15-16 ; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 18. Asst. psychol, Nebraska, 14-15; tutor,
Cornell, 17-18; adj. prof, Bandolph-Macon
Woman's Col, 18- The discrimination of cu-
taneous patterns below the two point limen.

Fries, Dr. Harold H, 92 Beade St, New York,
N. Y. Chemistry. Cincinnati, Ohio, Jan. 17,
66. Sch. mines, Columbia, 85; Ph.D, Berlin,
87. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Brit-
ish Ass; Chem. Verein.

Fries, J(oens), E(lia8), T. C. I. and B. B. Co,
Birmingham, Ala. Electrical engineering. Swe-
den, April 6, 76. E.E, M.E, Boyal Polytech,
Stockholm, 98. With various indust. concerns,
Sweden, 98-03; U. S, 03-08; Crocker-Wheeler
Go, O&^IO, indust. engineer, 10-12, Pacific Coast
engineer, 12-14, asst. chief engineer, 14-16;
chief elec. engineer, Tennessee Coal, Iron and

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

241

B, B, Co, 1&-I9, chief engineer, 19- A.A; fel.
Elec. Eng; N. Y. Eng. Club. Electrie drive of
turbine pumps; enrrent surge; 60 vs. 25 cycles;
gear ratio; reversing steel mill drives; relativ-
ity; fungi

Pries, J(&I8) A(iigii8t) State College, Pa. Ani-
mal nwtriiion. HJIlslngborg, Sweden^ Aug. 31>
63. B.S, Pa. State, 99, M.S, 06; Halle, 94;
Bonn, Leipzig, Zurich, 04-05. Asst. chemist,
Pa. Exp. Sta, 8^-98, expert asst. animal nutri-
tion, 98-08, out, direetar, inst. animal fMitri-
tion, Pa. State, 08- Ohem. Soo; Soe. Animal
Production; Soc ProuL Agr. Sd. Bomb calori-
metry; respiration calorimetry with cattle; gas
analyris.

Frink, Prof. H(oraoe) W(eBtlake), 17 R 38th St,
New York, N. Y. Pepehology. Irondale, N*
Y, Feb. 7, 83. MJ>, Oomell, 05. Aeet. prof,
neur, med, col, Cornell, 14-; aetft, attending
newologiet, Belleffue Hasp, 14r- Psychopath.
Ass. (sec'y, 15~); N. Y. PsyishoanaL Soc
(pres, 14-16); N. Y. Acad. Med. Psychoneu-
roses; morbid fears; sex psychology.

Frisby, Prof. Bdgar, U. S. N. (retired), 1607 Slst
St, N. W, Washington, D. 0. ^MathemAiiee,
Astronomy, Groat Easton, England, May 28,
37. A.B, Toronto, 63, A.M, 64. Acting pof.
math. Northwestern, 67-68; asst, 17. S. Naval
Observatory, 68-78, ijrof. math, XT. S. N, 78-99.
In charge solar ecupse exped. to Calif, 80.
A.A. (v. pres, 94); Astron. Soc Orbits of
comets and kindred subjects.

Frlflstil, Dr. Iiewls F(<a), 113 E. 56th St^ New
York, N. Y. Medicine. Bloomfield, N. J, Aug.
2, 72. A.B, Yale, 95, A.M, 97; MJ>, Columbia,
00. Aset. prof. olin. med, Col. Thyeidans and
Surg, Cohimbia. A.A; Ass. Tuber; N. Y. Acad.
Med. Bheumatism; tuberculosis.

FrisaU, Prof. A(Ttlnir) B(ow«8), 866 Harvard St,
Cambridge, Mass. Maihematice. Boston, Mass,
July 14, 65. A.B, Harvard, 93, A.M, 00;'G6t-
tingen, 06-08; PhJ), Kansas, 10. Asst. math,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 88-91; instr, N. Y. XJniv, 95-
96; Harvard, 97-06; prof, Midland, 08-09;
instr. Kansas, 09-12; prof, McPherson, 12-17;
instr, Worcester, 19-20, Maes. Nawt. Seh, 20-
Instr. math, Harvard, summer, 08. Int. Cong.
Math, Borne, 08. Math. Soc; Math. Yerein;
Cireolo Mat. di Palermo. The theory of sets;
abstract groups appHed to arithmetic; trans-
finite ordinals.

Ftoeberg, Dr. 8ven» University of Utah, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Peyehology. Sweden, 80. A.B,
Bethany, 03; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Instr. and
prof, psychol, Upsala, 08-15; asst. prof, Pa.
State, 17-18; with U. S. Dept. Justice, 20 j aeet.
prof, psyohol, Utah, tO- Vocational adviser,
Fed. Board for Vocational Educ, 19. A.A;
Psychol. Ass. Applied and vocational psyidiol-
ogy; mental efficiency tests; effects of smoking.

FZomme, Prof. F(red) D(enton), BlacksbuicGTy ^a-
Botany. St. Paris, Ohio, April 2, 86. B.S, S.
Dak. Col, 11; l^.D, Columbia, 14. Asst. boty
Columbia, 12-13; asst botanist, Ind. Exp. Sta,
14-15; prof, plant path, and haeter, Va. Poly-
tech, and plant pathologist and hacteriologiit,
Szp. Sta, 16- AJl; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Bot. Cent. States. Phytopathology; cytology>
morphology and physiology of fungL
16

Frost, Prof. Edwin B(nuLt), Williams Bay, Wis.
*Aetrophysice, Astronomy. Brattleboro, Vt,
July 14, 66. A.B, Dartmouth, 86, A.M, 89;
Strasbourg, 90-91; hon. ScD, Dartmouth, 11;
Cambridge, 12. Ixistr, hig)i sch, Hancock, N. H,
86; physics and astron, Dartmouth, 87-90; vol-
unteer and asst, Astrophys. Observatory, Pots-
dam, Germany, 91-92; asst. prof, astron, Davt-
mouth, 92-95, prof, 95-02 (non-res, 98-02);
prof. <utrophye, Chicago, and astrophysicitt,
Terhes Observatory, 9S-, director, OS- Asst.
ed, * Astrophys. Jour,' 95-01, ed, 02- Nat.
Acad; A. A. (sec'yy A, 96); Astron. Soc <▼•
pres, 12); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; for. assoc
Boyal Astron. Soc; Astron. Gesell; for. mem.
Soc. Astron. ItaL Thermal radiation of the
sun; sunspots; stellar spectroscopy; spectre-
graphic determination of velocities of stars in
line of si^t.

Frost, Prof. E(liott) P(aEk), 8 Granger Place,
Bodhester, N. Y. Psychology. Oxford, Mass,
Jan. 9, 84. A.B, Dartmouth, 05, A.M, 06; Ph.D,
Harvard, 08, fellow, at Berlin, 08-09. Instr.
psychol, Princeton, 09-10; Yale, 10-14; prof,
psychol. and head of dept, Tennessee, 14-18i
director, Indust. Management Covnott, and
Manufacturers' Council, Bochester, K. T, 19-
Chairman, athletic council, Tennessee, 14-18;
capt, U. S. A, 18-19. PsychoL Ass. Individual
dilferences; dreams; military morale; industrial
relations.

Fcwrty Dr. OCUmaa) DCuBols), Hanover, N. H.
Medicine. Bandolph, Vt, May 7, 64. A.B,
Dartmouth, 86, A.M, 89; M.D, Harvard and
Dartmouth, 92. Prof, anat, med. sch, Dart-
mouth, 93-10, cUn. med, 10- Ass. Anat.

Frost, Dr. Howard B(rett), Citrus Experiment
Station, Biverside, CaUf. Botany. Dairyland,
N. Y, Sept 28, 81. B.S.A, Cornell, 08, M.S.A,
10, Ph.D, 13. Asst. hort, N. Y. State Col. Agr,
Cornell, 10-12; Citrus Bxp. Sta, Calif omia, 13-
17, instr, 17-20, plant breeding, grad. sch. trop-
ical agr, 13-20, research assoc, 90- Clerk, U. S.
Civil Service Commission, 09-10. A.A; Soe.
Hort. Sci; West. Soc. Nat. Plant breeding;
heredity in hybrids.

Ftost, Dr. Wade H(ainpton), Johns Hopkins
School of Hygiene and Public Health, Baltimore,
Md. Medicine. Marshall, Va, March 3, 80.
A.B, Virginia, 01, M.D, 03. Asst. surgeon, U. S.
Pub. Health Service, 05-09, passed asst. surgeon,
09-17, surgeon, 17-; head, dept. epidemM, sch.
hygiene and pub. health, HopMnSf 19- Soc
Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Epi-
demiology ; stream pollution ; infectious diseases.

Tm^ Vtof. WCHUam) D(odco), 1010 Grant
St, Madison, Wis. Baeteriology. Lake Otty,
Minn, Sept. 13, 67. B.S, Minnesota, 93, M.S,
94; Ph.D, Wisconsim, 03; D.P.H, Harvard, 13.
Biologist, Minn. SUte Board of Health, 94^5;
instr. baeter, Wisconsin, 95-02, asst. prof, 02-
07, assoc. prof, 07-15, prof. agr. baeter, 15-
Lecturer baeter. Wis. Col. Physicians and Surg,
99-01. AJl; Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Physiological botany; laboratory technique; an-
tagonism among bacteria; eifect of external
conditions on bacteria; fermentative organisms;
experimental hygiene; tuberculosis; bacteriol-
ogy of milk.

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

rrotTilnghain, Dr. Channtiig, 395 Marlboro St,
Boston, Mass. Medieine, Brooklyn, N. Y,
May 10, 81. A.B, Harvard, 02, M.P, 06. Inatr.
med. Harvard Med, 8ch, 13- Aas. Path, and
Bact; Soe. Clin. Invest; Am. Physicians. Trich-
inosis; proteolytic ferments; pancreas; liver;
hexamethylenamin; typhoid agglutinins; arterio-
sclerosis; renal fimction.

Prothlngham, E(arl) HCaseltliia), U. 8. Forest
Service, Washington, D. C. Forestry, Man-
chester, Iowa, Aug. 31, 80. A.B, Michigan, 04,
M.S, 06. Forest asst, U, 8, Forest Servioe, 06-
12, forest examiner, 12-20, aUvictUturist, tO-
A.A; Soc. Foresters (sec'y, 11-14); EcoL Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc. Silviculture;
forest management; ecology; growth, character-
istics and requirements of forest treea

rrothlTigham, Dr. Laagdon, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Pathology, Boston,
April 21, 66. M.D.V, Harvard, 89; Dresden,

91, 92, 94; Prague, 92. Instr. physiol, Ne-
braska, 90-91; asst. bacter, Yale, 91--94; insfr.
comp. palh, vet. sch, Harvard, 96-00, asst. path,
med. sdi, 96-98, Austin teaching fellow bacter,
00-06, instr, 07-14. Ass. Path, and Bact; Vet.
Med. Ass; Mass. Vet. Ass. (pros, 97-99); Bos-
ton Soc. Med. ScL Bacteriology; tuberculosis;
glanders; lesion caused by blastomycetes; can-
cer bodies in tumors of animals; rabies.

Fry, Prof. H(arry) SChipley), University of Cin-
cinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Ckemititfy. Cinoia-
nati, Oct. 24, 78. A.B, Cincinnati, 01, fellow,
01-02, A.M, 02, Ph.D, 05. Aast. ofcem, CifMtn-
nati^ 02-04, instr, 04-07, asst. prof, 07-10,
assoc prof, 10-18, v^of, and head of dept, IS-
Lecturer inorg. ehem, summer sch, Tennessee,
07; trustee, Univ. Sch, Cincinnati. A.A; Chem.
Soc. (pres, Cincinnati sect, 07). Appreciation
of difference of phase of sound-waves; reduction
of aromatic nitrocompounds; preparation of
chromyl compounds and thiocarbaniUds ; reac-
tions in non-aqueous solvents; electrotonio con-
ception of positive and negative valenee;
electrotonic formula of benzene; electrotonic
isomerism and tautomerism in relation to ab-
sorption spectra; free radicals.

Fry, Prof. Howard M(aMey), 726 Avenue H,
Bethlehem, Pa. Physics. Drifton, Pa, Oct. 2,
89. E.E, Lehigh, 10, M.S, 15. Asst, prof,
physies, Lehigh. Prof, in charge telegraph sch,
Lehigh, 18. Physical Soc; Elee. Eng.

Fry, T(honitoii) O(arla), 463 West St, New York,
N. Y. Mathematics. Findlay, Ohio, Jan. 7,

92. A.B, Findlay, 12; A.M, Wisconsin, 13,
Ph.D. 20. Instr. math, Wisconsin, 1^16; math-
ematician, Am. Telephone and Telegraph Co, and
West. Blec. Co, 16- Math. Soc Applied math-
ematics; mathematical i^ysies; divergent in-
tegrals.

Fry, William H(enry), U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Mineralogy. Fky-
etteville, N. C, Sept. 22, 88. A.B, North Caro-
lina, 10, 11. Asst. geol. North Carolina, 08-10,
instr, 10-11; scientist, soU lab, investigations,
hur. soils, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 11- Chem. Soc.
Physiography; areal geology; soil mineralogy
and chemistry; crystal optics.

FTye, Boyal M(errUl), Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Physics. Mil-
ford, N. H, May 27, 90. A.B, Boston, 11, A.M,
12, Sleeper fellow, 12-13; Harvard, 12-13.
Instr. physics, Boston, 13-15; Mass. Inst. Tech,
IS- Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; East. Ass.
Physics Teachers; New Eng. Ass. Chem. Teach-
ers. Radiation; spectroscopy; residual rays;
X-rays.

FTye, Prof. T(haodore) Odirlstian), University
Station, Seattle, Wash. Botany. Washington,
Dl, Sept. 15, 69. B.S, Illinois, 94; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 02. Asst. bot, Chicago, 00-02; prof, bid,
Momingside, 02-03; hot, Washington (8eattle),
OS-, director, Biol. 8ta, 11-, acting dean, col.
science, 14-16. Head Puget Sound Marine Sta,
05, 07, 08, 09; in charge, V. S. soils kelp exped.
to Alaska, 13. A.A. (mem. exec committee.
Pacific div, 16); Bot Soe; West. Soc. Nat;
Sullxvant Moss Soc (pres, 08, 09). Experi-
mental plant morphology; taxonomy of western
mosses; marine algae; kelp products.

Fryer, Prof. Ja(]iM)s B(o1>ert), University of Al-
berta, Edmonton, Alta, Can. Botany. Wilson-
ville, Ont, Jan. 9, 84. B.A, Toronto, 13, M.A,
15. Asst. prof, field hwibandry. Alberta, 13-

. A.A; EcoL Soc. Effect of frost on maturing
grains.

Fnertes, Louis Agassis, Cornell Heights, Ithaca,
N. Y. Ornithology. Ithaca, Feb. 7, 74. A.B,
Cornell, 97. A.A; fel. Omith. Union. Ornitho-
logical illustrating.

Fnlcher, Dr. Gordon 8(eott), Coming, N. Y.
^Physics. Evanston, III, March 21, 84. B.S,
Northwestern, 05, M.S, 06; Clark, 06-07, fel-
low, 07-08, Ph.D, 10. Besearch asst. physies,
Clark, 06-07; instr, Amherst, 08-09; Wiscon-
sin, 09-15, asst. prof, 16-18; exp. engineer,
U.S. A, 18-19; scientific assoe, Nat. Besearch
Council, 19-20; physieist, Coming Glass Works,
to- A. A; Physical Soc CJanal rays; electro-
static dangers to balloons; glass.

FoUaway, David T(iinoiJiis), Board of Agricul-
ture and Forestry, Box 207, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Entomology. Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 21, 80.
A.B, Stanford, 08. A.M, 10. Sec'y to pres,
Stanford, 03-08; entomologist, Hawaii Exp. Sta,
08-13; Hawaii Board Agr. and Forestry, 13-
A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom; EntonL Soc; Hawaiian
Entom. Soc Hymenoptera.

Fuller, Prof. Almon HConwr), Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Civil engineering. Campton, Pa,
Dec 29, 71. C.E, Lafayette, 97, M.S, 00; fel-
low, Cornell, 97-98, M.C.E, 98. Prof. eivU eng.
and dean, ooL eng, Washington (Seattle), 98-
17; Lafayette, 17-20; Iowa State, tO- Con-
sulting bridge engineer, Iowa State Highway
Commission, 20- Civil Eng; Soc Test Mat;
Eng. Educ. (mem. eouncS, 14-17); Pacific
Northwest Soc. Eng. (pres, 07). Structural
engineering; tests of concrete; stresses in steel
bridges.

Fuller, Prof. O(aleb) A(U«n), 71 Charles Field
St, Providence, B. I. Bacteriology, Hygiene.
Providence, June 13, 76. Ph.B, Brown, 99,
A.M, 00, Ph.D, 03. Asst, Wis. SUte Hygienie
Lab, 04-06, bacteriologist, 06-08; instr. bacter,
Wisconsin, 06-10, asst. prof, 10-14; deputy in-

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speetor mUk, Providence, £. Z, 16- A.A; Soe.
Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Pollution of sheU-flsh
by sewage; longevity of B. typhosus in water
and sewage; fermentative energy of yeast;
pasteurization of milk.

Fuller, Prof. G(60(rge) D(ftmon), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. Plant ecology, Adams-
ville, Que, Jan. 18, 69. B.A, McGill, 01, McGill
scholar, Woods Hole, 01-02; Chicago, 0CH)7,
Ph.D, 13. Asst. bot, McGill, 01-02; director,
Macdonald Seh. Gardens, 02-^; asst. bot, Chi-
eago, 07, assoc, sch. educ, 07-09, instr. plant
eeol, 09-19, aset. prof, 19- In charge plant
ecol. Cold Spring Harbor, 08; acting prof, biol,
111. State Nor. Univ, 09. A. A; Ecol. Soc; Bot.
Soc Forest ecology of Illinois.

Fuller, Oeorge W(arr«Q), 170 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Sanitary science, Franklin, Mass,
Dec. 21, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90. Biol>
ogist, Mass. State Board of Health, Lawrence
Ezp. Sta, 90-95; in charge pub. water puri-
fication, Louisville and Cincinnati, 95-99; engi-
neer and eanit, expert, N, Y, City, 99- A. A;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; Civil Eng; Water Works Ass; Boston Soe.
Arts. Method of purifying water and sewage;
application of biology, chemistry and engineer-
ing to sanitary aspects of water supply and
sewage disposal.

FnUer, Hanry O(orbln), Institute of Industrial
Besearch, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Worces-
ter, Mass, Nov. 13, 79. B.S, Worcester, 01.
Chemist, indust. firms, 01-07; IT. S. Dept. Agr,
07-11 ; drug and food investigator, Inst. Indwt,
Research, 11-, treas. and manager, farms, 14-
Chem. Soc ; Agr. Chem. (referee, 09-11, 14) ;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Pharmaceut. Ass; Wash.
Biol. Field Club (pres, 16-); Omith. Union.
Pharmaceutical chemistry; food technology and
analysis; drug plant introduction and propaga-
tion; alkaloids.

Fuller, Dr. Leonard F(raiikliii), 209 Bialto BuUd-
ing, San Francisco, Calif. Electrical engineering,
Portland, Oregon, Aug. 21, 90. M.E, Cornell,
12; Ph.D, Stanford, 18. Chief elect, engineer,
Fed. Telegraph Co, 12-19; consulting research
engineer, 19- Elec. Eng; Badio Eng. Kadio
telegraphy; large bi-polar electromagnets; ap-
paratus design.

FnUer, M(yron) L(e8lle), 157 Spring St, Brock-
ton, Mass. Geology, Hydrology, Brockton,
April 19, 73. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Asst.
geologist, Mich. Geol. Surv, 97; asst. and instr.
geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97-00; asst. geologist,
U. 8. Geol. Surv, 00-03, chief, east, sect, div.
hydrol, 03-07, geologist, 07-12; consulting ge-
ologist water supplies, San Francisco, 1^13;
oil explorations, China, 13-15; Cuba, 16; chief
geologist, Sun Co, 17-20. Reviewer miner, and
geol. chem, 'Tech. Quarterly' and 'Hev. Am.
Chem. Research,' 97-00; special agent, Paris
TExpos, 99-00. Walker prizes, Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist, 97, 05. A.A; Geol. Soc; Seismol. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soo. Petroleum engineering; gla-
cial geology; stratigraphic geology; detailed
geologic surveying in Indiana, Illinois and New
York ; underground water in eastern and central
states.

Fnllerton, Prof. George S(tQart), 287 Mill St,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. *Ph%losophy, Fatehgarh,
India, Aug. 18, 59. A.B, Pennsylvania, 79,
A.M, 82; B.D, Yale, 83; hon. Ph.D, Muhlen-
berg, 92, LL.D, 00. Instr. phUos, Pennsyl-
vania, 83-85, adj. prof, 85-87, prof, 87-03;
Columbia, OS- Dean, grad. seh, Pennsylvania,
89-90, col, 94-96, v. provost, 94-98; exchange
prof, Austria, 13-14. A. A; Psychol. Ass. (pres,
95); Philos. Ass. Metaphysics.

Fullmer, Prof. E(dward) L(awrence), Berea,
Ohio. Biology, Defiance, Ohio, July 30, 70.
B.S, Ohio State, 97, M.S, 98, fellow, 98-99.
Lab. asst, Ohio State, 98-99; prof, nat. science,
S. Dak. Wesleyan, 99-03; Baldwin, 03-09, biol,
09- A. A; Ohio Acad. Myxomycetes of Ohio.

Fnlmer, Prof. Ellis I(ngliam), Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Chemistry, Nebr, 91. A.B, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 12; A.M, Nebraska, 13; Ph.D, To-
ronto, 19. Asst. chem, Nebraska, 12-13; Penn-
sylvania, 13-14; in charge chem, Leander Clark,
14; Friends, 15-16; asst. chem, Toronto, 16-19;
asst, prof, in charge agr, chem, Iowa State, 19-
Chexnist in charge, Aetna Explosives Co, 17;
chemist. Cent. Exp. Farm, Ottawa, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Can. Inst. Chem. Agricultural bio-
chemistry; fermentation.

Fiilmer, Prof. Henry L(iiiiuui), Saluda, S. C.
Bacteriology, Saluda, March 20, 88. B.S,
Clemson, 11; M.S, Ph.D, Wisconsin, 17. Instr.
baoter, Idaho, 13-14; Wisconsin, 14-17; asst,
prof, Pa, State, 17- Mil. service, 17. Soil,
milk and hygienic bacteriology.

Fulton, Prof, cniarles H(6rman), Missouri School
of Mines, Rolla, Mo. Metallurgy, Lud-
wigshafen, Germany, 74. Pratt Inst, 93;
E.M, Columbia, 97; hon. ScD, S. Dak. Sch.
Mines, 11. Asst. assaying, Columbia, 97-98;
metallurgist, Colo, 98-99; instr. mining and
metal, Wyoming, 99-00; prof, metal, S. Dak.
Sch. Mines, 00-05, pres, 05-11; prof, metal;
Case, 11-20; director, Mo, Sch, Mines, tO- Min.
Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Cleveland Eng. Soc. Metallurgy of non-ferrous
metals.

Fulton, Dr. Frank T(aylor), 273 Bowen St, Provi-
dence, B. I. Pathology, Medicine, Westmore-
land Co, Pa, April 28, 67. B.S, Knox, 94; A.B,
Hopkins, 95, M.D, 99. Path, intern, Boston
City Hosp, 99-00; instr. path, and nor. histol.
Brown, 03-09. Pathologist, R. I. Hosp, 00-10,
attending physician and consulting pathologist,'
10-; consulting physician. Providence City
Hosp; Pawtucket Jtfem. Hosp; Woonsocket
Hosp; major, M. 0, 18-19. Am. Physicians;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Climat. Ass; Ass. Path. an4
Bact; Ass. Tuber. Infections with the Bacillus
aerogenes eapsulatus; home treatment of tuber-
culosis; serum treatment of cerebrospinal
meningitis.

Fulton, Prof. H(arry) B(a8Coe), XT. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D, C. Botany,
University, Miss, Sept. 19, 80. A.B, Mississippi,
00; A.M, Missouri, 05; Harvard, 06. Plant pa-
thologist, La. Exp. Sta, 06-08; asst. prof, bot,
Pa. State, 08-10, assoc* prof, 10-12; prof. bot.
and bacter, N. C. Col, 12-16; pathologist, ofUce
fruit disease investigations^ bur, plant indust^
V, 8, Dept, Agr, 16- Assoc, ed, * Phytopathol-

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ogy/ 14-16. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
(councilor, 14). Chemotropism of fungi; dis-
eases of crop plants and citrus and subtropical
fruits.

PulweUer, W(alter) H(erbert), 319 Arch St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Philadelphia,
Jan. 3, 80. B.S, Pennsylvania. 01. Chem, engi-
neer. United Gas Improvement Co, IS- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Soc.
Test. Mat; Civil Eng. Physical constants of
hydrocarbons; reaction between hydrogen sul-
phid and hydrated ferric oxid.

Fnnchess, Prof. M(arlon) J(acob), Alabama
Polytechnic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Agronomy.
Orangeburg, S. C, April 9, 84. B.S, Clemson,
08; M.S, Wisconsin, 11. Trof. agron, Ala, Poly-
tech, 09- Soil fertility; decomposition of or-
ganic toxins in soils; solubility of manganese in
acid soils; infertility in acid soils.

Funk, Dr. Casimlr, 122 Hudson St, New York,
N. Y. Biochemistry, Warsaw, Poland, 84.
Ph.D, Berne, 00; Beit fellow. Lister Inst, Lon-
don, 10-13, D.Sc, 13. Asst. to Prof. Abder-
halden, Berlin, 07-10; head, chem. dept, cancer
hosp, Kesearch Inst, 13-15; chemist cancer
research, med. col, Cornell, 15-16; chemist,
Calco Chem. Co, 17; H. A. Metz and Co, 17-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; London Physiol.
Soc; London Biochem. Soc. Synthetic or-
ganic chemistry; nutrition; chemical and physio-
logical properties of vitamins.

Funke, Dr. John, 1314 Hurt Building, Atlanta,
6a. Pathology. Hazleton, Pa, Aug. 20, 73.
M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 01. Demonstrator
path, Jefferson Med. Col, 03-10; prof. path, and
bacter, Emery, 10-19. Asst. pathologist, Jeffer-
son Med. CoL Hosp. and Phila. Gen. Hosp, 03-
10; pathologist, St. Joseph's Hosp, 04-05. Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass.
Bacteriology; gall stones; otitis media; tumor
of carotid body; acidosis; effect of ether on the
liver during anesthesia.

Fnokhooser, Prof. WUUam DCelDert), University
of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Entomology,
Bockport, Ind, March 13, 81. A.B, Wabash, 05 ;
hon. fellow, Cornell, 13, A.M, 13, Ph.D, 16.
Headmaster, high sch, Ithaca, N. Y, 07-15;
principal, Cascadilla Sch, 15-18 ; prof, gool, and
head of dept, KentttcJcy, 18- Mem. Cornell
exped. to Okefinokee Swamp, 12. A.A; Entom.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Ky. Acad; N. Y. Entom. Soc;
Brooklyn Entom. Soc. Taxonomy of the fam-
ily Membracidae.

Purla, John J(08eph), New York University,
New York, N. Y. Physics. White Plains, N. Y,
Oct. 1, 91. A.B, Columbia, 16, A.M, 17. Instr.
math. Cooper Union, 15; physios, Manhattan
Col, 16; N, ¥, Univ, 17-; indust. engineer,
Indust, Eeseareh and Eng, Ass, 17- A.A; Phys-
ical Soc; Elec. Eng; Hadio Eng; Eng. Educ.
Bubbles in liquids; surface tension; natural
color and stereoscopic cinematography; high fre-
quency circuit for measurement of temperature.

Farmaii, Prof. F(raiiklin) De B(oiide), Stevens
Institute, Hoboken, N.» J. Mechanical engineer-
ing. Eidgely, Md, Aug. 30, 70. M.E, Stevens,
93. Instr. mech. drawing, Stevens, 93-99, asst.
prof, 99-02, assoc. prof. mech. drawing and de-

signing, 02-04, prof, 04-07, mechanism and
machine design, 07-18, prof, and head, dept.
machine design, 18-, dean, junior class, 18-
Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ. Valves and valve
gears; cam design; engine design; planetary
gearing.

Famum, Prof. N(athaiiiel) Howell, 61 Wiggins
St, Princeton, N. J. Chemistry, Lawrenceville,
N. J, June 22, 92. B.S, Princeton, 13, A.M, 15,
fellow, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. chem, Princeton,
13-17; instr, Stanford, 17-19; asst. prof. anal,
chem, Princeton, 19- With C.W.S, 18. Chem.
Soc. Electroanalysis; hydrofluoric acid in anal-
ysis; compounds of tin; salt hydrates.

Fomess, Prof. C(aroUxie) E(llen), Yassar College, .
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Astronomy. Cleveland,
Ohio, June 24, 69. A3, Vassar, 91; Ph.D, Co-
lumbia, 00. Instr, high sch. West Winsted,
Conn, 91-92; Columbus, Ohio, 92-94; asst, ob-
servatory, Vassar, 94^98, 99-03, instr. astron,
03-11, assoc. prof, 11-15, prof, 15- Besearch
asst, Yerkes Observatory, summer, 99; worker in
astrophys. lab, Groningen, 08. A. A; Aatron.
Soc; Asa. Yar. Star Observers. Reduction of
astronomical photographs; telescopic observa-
tions of asteroids; reduction of photographs
near North Pole; observations of variable stars;
history of astronomy.

Fnmess, Dr. W(llllain) H(eiiry), 8d, 1811 Walnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ethnology, Wallingford,
Pa, Aug. 18, 66. A.B, Harvard, 88; M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 91. Sec'y and curator. Free Museum
of Science and Arts, Pennsylvania, 04-06.
Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soc; Philos. Soc;
Oriental Soc; Boyal Geog. Soc; Anthrop. Inst.
Gt. Britain and Ireland. Geography; home life
of Borneo head-hunters; folk-lore of Borneo;
life in the Luehu Islands; the Veddahs of Cey-
lon; the Caroline Islands; mentality of anthro-
poid apes; the island of stone money.

FuBsell, Dr. M(iltoii) Howard, 421 Lyceum Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Chester Co, Pa,
Nov. 24, 5^. M.D, Pennsylvania, 84. Instr.
clin. med, Pennsylvania, 96-02, lecturer, 98, asst,
prof, med, Ot- Ed, * Tyson *s Practise of Med. '
A. A; Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; Phila.
Col. Physicians. Tubercle bacilli in sputum;
spontaneous pneumothorax; acute leukemia; dif-
ferential diagnosis.

Fussier, Dr. Karl H(artley), University of North
Dakota, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Physics. Green-
castle, Ind, Aug. 6, 87. A.B, Indiana, 09 ; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 16. Asst. physics, Indiana, 08-
09; instr, DePauw, 09-10; Pennsylvania, 10-20;
prof, North Dakota, tO- Radio- physicist, Jef-
ferson Hosp, 15. Physical Soc. Radioactivity.

Fntcher, Prof. T(homas) BCames), 1129 N. Cal-
vert St, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. St. Thomas,
Ont, Jan. 1, 71. M.B, Toronto, 93; Graz, 96;
Strasbourg, 98. House surgeon, Toronto Gen.
Hosp, 93-94; asst. res. physician and res. physi-
cian, Sopkins Sosp, 94-01, asst. visiting physi-
cian, 01-, instr. and assoc. med, Hopkins, 96-
01, assoc. prof, 01- Am. Physicians; Am. Med.
Ass. Internal medicine; metabolic diseases.

Fyles, Bey. Thomas W(iUiam), 31 Brewery St,
Hull, Quebec, Can. Zoology, Enfield, Chase,
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Lennoxville, Que. Rector, Nelsonville, Que,
72-83; ehaplain at Quebec for the Soc. Prom.
Christian Knowledge, 83-08; prof, tiol, Motrin
Col, Que, 97- Can. Forestry Ass; Ont. Entom.
Soc. (pres, 99-01); Que. Entom. Ass. (pres,
97-08); Que. Soc. Protect. Plants; fel. London
Linnean Soc. Domestic insect pests; insects in-
jurious to vegetation; insects as agents in the
fertilization of plants; insects in relation to the
fishing interests; forest insects; insect para-
sites; food habits of hjmenopterous larvsB; the
wasps and bugs of Quebec; life histories of
(Eneis jutta and other species; safeguards
against insect and fungoid pests; the natural
history of Quebec.

Oaba» Prof. M(6yer) Q(nipp), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Mathematics. Syracuse^N.
Y, June 25, 84. B.S, Chicago, 07, M.S, 08, fel-
low, 13-14, Ph.Dy 14. Instr. math, Kansas, 08-
10; Dartmouth, 10-12; Mo. Sch. of Mines, 12-
13; Cornell, 15-18; asaoc. prof, NehrasJca, 18-
A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo.

OabtielBon, Ira K(06l), Post Office Building,
Portland, Oregon. Biology, Sioux Rapids,
Iowa, Sept. 27, 89. A3, Momingside, 12.
Teacher nat. science, Marshalltown, Iowa, 12-
15; sdentific oast, and aset, hioloffist, V. 8,
Dept. Agr, IS- Mem. Omith. Union; Cooper
Omith. Club; Wilson Ornith. Club; Eool. Soc;
Iowa Acad. Distribution and economic impor-
tance of birds. v

Oaehr, Prof. Paul F(rederiek), Aurora, N. Y.
Experimental physics, Thoune, Switzerland,
May 15, 80. A.B, Cornell, 02, A.M, 05, Ph.D,
09. Asst. physics, Cornell, 01-03, instr, 03-08;
head, math, dept, Robert Col, Constantinople,
08-11; prof, ph^fsics, Wells, 11- Engineer,
West. Elec. Co, summer, 18 ; acting prof, physics,
S.A.T.C, Cornell, 18. A. A; Physical Soc. Pho-
tometry; pyrometry with applications to meas-
urements of alternating currents.

Oaessler, W(llliam) Q(eorge), Iowa Agricultural
Experiment Station, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry.
St, Louis, Mo, Dec. 15, 88. B.S, Ohio State, 11,
M,S, 19. Anal, asst, Iowa Exp. 8ta, 11-12,
anal, chemist, 12-13, assoc. chemist, 13-14, asst.
chief chem, 14-17, acting chief, 17- Abstractor,
*Chem. Abstracts,' 13- A.A; Chem. Soc. (sec'y-
treas, Ames sect, 15) ; Ass. Agr. Chem; Pharma-
ceut. Ass; Iowa Acad. An iodin addition prod-
uct of cumarin; morphin; pasteurization of
cream for butter making; forage plants; digesti-
bility of Sudan grass; water requirements and
calcium balance of dairy cattle.

Oage, Pro/. Oeo(rge) Edward, Amherst, Mass,
Bacteriology. Springfield, Mass, Dec. 30, 83.
A.B, Clark Col, 06; A.M, Yale, 07, Ph.D, 09.
Asst. bacter. and^ hygiene, Yale, 07-09; assoc.
biologist, in charge avian diseases, Md. Exp.
Sta, 09-10, biologist, 10-11; asst. prof, animal
path, Mass. Col, 11-13, assoc prof, 13-20, prof,
fSO- Physiol, chemist, sodium benzoate investi-
gation, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08; capt, Sanit C,
A.E.F, 18-19. Soc. Bact. Animal pathology;
serology.

Gage, Dr. H(eiiry) Phelps, Coming Glass Works,
Coming, N. Y. Physios. Ithaca, N. Y, Oct. 4,
86. A3, Cornell, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
physics, Cornell, 08-09; physicist. Coming Olass
Works, 11- A. A; Physical Soc; Optical Soc;
Blum. Eng. Soc. Radiant efScieney of are
lamps; optic projection; types of signal lenses;
optical properties of coloiiod glasses.

Gage, Prof. 0(tls) Adnsden), Coming Glasa
Works, Corning, N. Y. Physics. Bellona, N. Y,
Oct. 14, 77. Ph.B, Rochester, 99 ; Ph.D, Cornell,
10. Aast. math, Rochester, 01-03 ; instr. physics,
Cornell, 04-07; asst. prof, Wisconsin, 07-17;
prof, Rutgers, 17-20; technioal representative^
Coming Glass WJcs, tO- A. A; Physical Soc
Discharge of electricity through gases; capil-
larity.

Gage, Prof. Sdmon) H(eiixy), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. * Histology, Embryology. Mary-
land, N. Y, May 20, 61. B.S, Cornell, 77. Asst.
instr. vert, zool, Cornell, 78-81, asst prof, 81-^9,
assoc prof, 89-96, prof. histoU and emhryol, 9&-
08, emer. prof, 08- Mem. advisory board,
Wistar Inst; co-editor, 'Jour, of Anat.' Int.
Cong. Arts and Science, St. Louis, 04 (chair-
man, sect, embryol). A. A. (v. pres, 85, 92, 99) ;
Soc Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc.
(pres, 95, 06) ; assoc Am. Med. Ass. Histology;
embryology; life histories of animals; compara-
tive histology and embryology, especially of do-
mestic animals and of some characteristic Amer-
ican forms.

Gage, Stephen DeM(eritte), State Board of
Health, Providence, R. I. Sanitary engineering.
Bacteriology. Durham, N. H, Jan. 4, 74. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Asst. bacteriologist, Law-
rence Exp. Sta, 96-97, biologist and diief asst,
97-14; (Aemist and sanit. engineer, B. 1. State
Board of Health, 14- Fitsgerald medal, Boston
Soc. Civil Eng, 18. Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Boston Soc
Civil Eng. Water purification and sewage dis-
posal; chemistry and bacteriology of water and
sewage; diagnostic chemistry.

Gftger, Dr. CCharlee) Stuart^ Botanic Garden,
. Brooklyn, N.Y. *Botany. Norwich, N.Y, Dec. 23,
72. A.B, Syracuse, 95, ScD, 20 ; Pd.M, N. Y. State
Nor. Col, 97; Ph.D, Cornell, 02. Lab. asst, Syra-
cuse, 94-95; V. principal, Ives Sem, 95-96; prof,
biol. sciences and physiog, N. Y. State Nor. Col,
97-05; director laboratories, N. Y. Bot. Garden,
06-08; prof, bot, Missouri, 08-10; director,
Brooklyn Bot. Garden, 10- Asst. bot, summer
sch, Cornell, 01-02, instr, 04; collaborator,
'Jonr. Applied Micros,' 01-02; ed, 'Brooklyn
Bot. Garden Record,' 12-; business manager,
'Am. Jour. Bot,' 14-; mem. editorial board,
'Bot. Abstracts,' 18-; business manager, 'Ecol-
ogy,' 20-; lab. asst, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 04-05;
acting prof, bot, Rutgers, 05; teacher, summer
sch, N. Y. Univ, 06, 06. A.A. (v. pres, G, 17) ;
Bot. Soc; Soc Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Tor-
rey Bot. Club (sec'y, 05-08); Mus. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Development of pcllinium and sperm
cells in Asclepias; effects of radium rays on
plants; physiology and experimental morphol-
ogy; botanical education and administration.

Gahl, Dr. Budolph, 804 Equitable Building, Den-
ver, Colo. Metallurgy. Berlin, Germany, May

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27, 75. Ph.D, €K5ttingeiL, 00. Electroehemist,
Accumulatoren Fabrik, 00-04; Elec. Storage
Battery Co, 04-05; custom assayer and chemist,
05-07 ; research engineer, Detroit Copper Co. of
Ariz, 07-12; Copper Queen Consol. Mining Co,
12-13; metallurgist, Inspiration Consol. Copper
Co, 14-18; consulting metallurgist, 18- Min.
Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Min. Cong.

Oalge, Frederick M(cMUion), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology. Ann
Arbor, July 3, 90. B.S, Michigan, 13. Curator
insects, museum of booI, Michiganf 14-, iristr,
sool, IS- Taxonomy, ecology and zoogeography
of Formicidae.

Oaige, Mrs. Helen Thompson, University of Mich-
igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology, Bad Axe,
Mich, Nov. 24, 89. A.B, Michigan, 09, A.M, 10.
Asst, museum of zool, Michigan, 10-18, asst,
curator reptiles and amphibians, 18- Soc.
Ichthyol. and Herp; Mus. Ass; Mich. Acad.
Geographical distribution, habits and life his-
tories of amphibians.

Gail, Dr. Floyd W(liitney), University of Idaho,
Moscow, Idaho. Botany. Topeka, Kans, Oct.
16, 84. A.B, Nebraska, 11, A.M, 12; Denny
fellow, Washington (Seattle), 19-20, Ph.D, 20.
Teacher hot, high sch, Lincoln, Nebr, 12-13;
instr, Idaho, 13-14, asst. prof, 14-16, assoc,
prof, 16- Assoc, prof, bot, Puget Sound Marine
Sta, summers, 18, 19, 20. A.A; Bot. Soc. Dis-
tribution of Fucus; photosynthesis of some red
algae; some poisonous plants of Idaho; deep-
sea illumination.

Oaines, Bichard H(eyward), New York Board of
Water Supply, 147 Varick St, New York, N. Y.
Chemistry. Mossingford, Va, Feb. 10, 62.
Virginia, 83. Chief chemist in charge, Va.
State Lab, Richmond, 88-99; chemist and ex-
aminer. Gas, Water and Light Dept, N. Y. City,
06; chief chemist, N, Y. Board Water Supply,
06- Asst, lab, Ledouz and Ricketts, New York.
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Soc. Test. Mat. Materials of construc-
tion; corrosion of iron and steel; gaseous com-
pounds; bituminous materials; cement and con-
crete.

Qalnes, Prof. W (alter) L(ee), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, 111. Physiology, Crete, 111,
March 17, 81. B.S, Illinois, 08; Ph.D, Chicago,
15. Instr, Illinois, 08-13; prof, milk produc-
tion, 18- Milk production; inheritance in the
cow.

Oainey, Prof. P(ercy) L(elgli), State Agricul-
tural College, Manhattan, Kans. Bacteriology.
Fayetteville, N. C, March 9, 87. B.Agr, N. C.
Col, 08, M.S, 10; fellow, Shaw Sch. of Bot, 10-
11, A.M, Washington (St. Louis), 11. Asst.
bacter, N. C. Exp. Sta, 08-10; instr. bot, Mis-
souri, 11-14; asst. bacter, Kansas State, and soil
bacteriologist, Exp. Sta, 14-15, instr, 15-17,
asst. prof, 17-19, assoc. prof, 19- Soc. Bact;
Kans. Acad. Soil bacteriology.

Gale, Dr. Arthur SolllTan, University of Rochester,
Rochester, N. Y. Mathematics, Appleton, Wis,
June 26, 77. A.B, Yale, 99, Ph.D, 01. Instr.
math, Yale, 02-06; asst. prof, Bochester, 06-07,
Fayerweather prof, 07- A.A; Math. Soc; Ass.

Teachers Math. Middle States and Md; Math.
Verein. Geometry.

Gale, H(arlow), Avon House, 321, 14th Ave, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology. Minneapolis,
June 29, 62. A3, Yale, 85; Minnesota, 85-87;
Yale, 87-89; Cambridge, 89-90; Leipzig and
Berlin, 90-94. Instr. psychol, Minnesota, 94-03.
Education; music; development of the nervous
system; mental development of children.

Gale, Dr. Henry G(ordon), 5646 Kimbark Ave,
Chicago, 111. * Physics. Aurora, 111, Sept. 12,
74. A.B, Chicago, 96, fellow, 97-99, Ph.D, 99.
Asst. physics, Chicago, 99-00, assoc, 00-02, instr,
02-07, asst. prof, 07-11, assoc. prof, 11-16, prof,
16-, dean, col. science, li- Physicist, Mt. Wilson
Solar Observatory, 06; research assoc, Carnegie
. Institution, 09-11; joint ed, 'Astrophys. Jour,'
12-* mem. Int. Ck)mmission Annual Table of Ck>n-
stants, 12-; capt, Inf, N. A, 17; major, Sig. C,
18, lieut. col, 19- A.A; Physical Soc; As&on.
Soc. Spectroscopic investigations.

Gale, Horace B(igelow), Natick, Mass. Engi-
neering. Natick, Dec. 27, 61. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 83. Prof. mech. end elec. eng, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 86-91; Stanford, 91-92; con-
sulting engineer for various firms, 92-07; chief
engineer. Simplex Elec. Heating Co, Cambridge,
07-19. Mech. Eng; Elec. Eng; Boston Soc.
Arts. Thermodynamics; transmission of power;
submarine signalling; electric heating.

Gftle, Hoyt 8(toddard), 3802 Jocelyn St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. * Geology, Mining. Cleve-
land, Ohio, Dec. 9, 76. A.B, Harvard, 00, B.S,
/ 03. Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-10,
geologist, 10-20, geologist in charge, non-metal,
deposits, 12-20; constUting geologist, tO- Soc.
Econ. Geol. (director) ; Min. Eng; Am. Geog.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. GeoL Soc. Ore and
mineral deposits, particularly the non-metallic.

Gallandet, Dr. Bern B(ndd), 105 E. 19th St, New
York, N. Y. Anatomy, Surgery. New York,
Feb. 11, 6a. A.B, Trinity (Conn), 80, A.M, 83;
M.D, Columbia, 84; Vienna, 86-87. Asst. dem-
onstrator anat, Columbia, 87-91, demonstrator,
91-05, adj. prof, 05-, clin. lecturer surg, 91-97,
instr, 97- Intern, N. Y. Hosp, 84r-86; surgeon,
Vanderbilt Clinic, 87-89; Bellevue Hosp, 89-
Ass. Anat.

Gallo, Prof. Joa(|ain, National Astronomical Ob-
servatory, Facubaya, Mex. Astronomy. Mexico
City, Mex, Nov. 24, 82. Geod. E, Mexico, 08.
Aid and asst, Nat. Astron. Observatory, 03-04,
computer and astronomer, 04-14, acting direc-
tor, 14-15, director, IS-, prof. math, and astron,
Mexico, IS- Mem. eclipse exped. to Spain, 05;
Mexico, 08. Mem. Astrographic Cong, Paris, 09.
Astron. Soc; Soc. Astron. de Mex; Soc. Mex. de
Geog. y Estadistica. Catalogue of photographs.

Galloway, Dr. B(eTerl7) T(homa8), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Bot-
any. Millersburg, Mo, Oct. 16, 63. B.S, Mis-
souri, 84, LL.D, 02. Asst. hert, Missouri, 84-87 ;
asst. pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 87-88, pa-
thologist and chief, div. veg. path, and physiol,
88-01, chief, bur. plant indust, 01-13, asst. sec 'y
agr, 13-14; dean, N. Y. State Col. Agr, Cornell,
15-16; pathologist, bur. plant indust, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 17- A.A. (sec'y, G, 93, 95); Bot.
Soc. Plant physiology and pathology.

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Galloway, Dr. JCesse) JCamea), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Geology. Cromwell,
Ind, Aug. 23, 82. A.B, Indiana, 09, fellow, 10-
13, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 13. Instr. geol, Indiana, 13-
16; curator paleont, Colwnhia, 16-17, insir, 17-
A.A; Paleont. Soc; Ind. Acad. Stratigraphy;
paleontology; Ordovician stratigraphy and
paleontology; Paleozoic Bryozoa; lithogenesis
of sedimentary rocks.

OaUoway, Br. Thomas W(alton>, 347 Madison
Ave, New York, N. Y. •Zoology, Eduoation. Co-
lumbia, Tenn, Nov. 2, 66. AJB, Cumberland, 87,
A.M, 89, PhJD, 92; A.M, Harvard, 90; hon.
Litt.D, Missouri Valley, 14. Prof. nat. sciences.
Hair Col. for Women, 87-89; asst. bot, Harvard,
89-91 ; prof, biol, Missouri Valley, 91-02, dean,
98-02 ; prof, biol, James MiUikin, 02-15 ; Beloit,
15-19; assoc director educ. activities, Am, 8oc.
Hygiene Ass, tO- A.A; Soc. Zool; Micros. Soc.
(sec'y, 10-, ed, trans, 10-). Regeneration; bud-
ding; sex education.

aalpin. Dr. 8(idney> L(oiiigmaa>, 630 Park Ave,
Ames, Iowa. Geology. Jefferson, Ohio, Oct. 29,
86. A.B, Western Reserve, 07; A.M, Cornell,
10, Ph.D, 12. Asst. geol, Cornell, 07-10, instr, 10-
12; asst. state geologist^ Ga, 12-13; assoc. T^of.
geol, Iowa State, 14- Junior geologist, U. S.
GeoL Surv, 10; instr. in charge geol, summer
sch, Oberlin, 11. Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Chem. Soc; Ceramic
Soc. Clays; feldspar; quartz; mica; petroleum;
coal.

GHunblft, Prof. BUeanor) A(di08on) McC(iiUo<A),
Wellesley, Mass. Psychology. Cincinnati, Ohio,
March 2, 68. A,B, Wellesley, 89; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 98. Teacher Greek and psychol, Western
Female Col, 89-90; Greek and Latin, Platts-
burg Nor. Sch, 91-95; instr. psychol, Welles-
ley, 98-03, assoc. prof, 03-10, prof, 10- Psy-
chol. Ass. Smell intensities; memory for con-
crete impressions; memory; individual psychol-
ogy.

Oane, Dr. Henry 8(tewart>, B. F. D. 1, Santa
Barbara, Calif. Paleontology. West Newton,
Mass, May 30, 69. A.B, Amherst, 91; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 95. With U. 8. Geol. Surv. Geol. Soc.

Oangloff, Dr. W(iliner) O(harleB), 462 Parkside
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Sandusky,
Ohio, May 19, 93. A.B, A.M, Ohio State, 15,
fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. chem, Ohio State,
13-16; asst. chemist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 16; research
chemist, Nat. AniUiie and Chem. Co, 17- Chem.
Soc. Action of anhydrous aluminium chlorid
upon unsaturated organic compounds; toxic
gases; dyes; photographic and pharmaceutical
products.

Oaan, Dr. John ACdams), Dow Chemical Com-
pany, Midland, Mich. Chemistry. Wooster,
Ohio, Aug. 8, 89. B.S, Case, 11; M.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 13 ; Ing. D, Braunschweig, 15 ; Ph.D,
O^ttingen, 16. Asst. chem. Mass. Inst. Tech,
11-13; chief chemist, IMShm and Haas Co, 16-
18; research chemist, Dow Chem. Co, 18- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Colloidal chem-
istry; metallography.

Oano, Dr. I*aiira, Thonotosassa, Fla. Botany.
Ohio, March 4, 74. Ph.B, Earlham, 93; B.S,
Chicago, 98, Ph.D, 12; M.S.A, CorneU, 06.
EcQl. Soc. Agriculture; plant ecology.

Oanong, Prof. W(ilUam) FCrancls), Smith Col-
lege, Northampton, Mass. *Botany. St. John,
N. B, Feb. 19, 64. B.A, New Brunswick, 84,
M.A, 86, Ph.D. ad eundem, 98; A.B, Harvard,
87; Ph.D, Munich, 94. Asst. hot, Harvard, 87-
89, instr, 89-93 ; prof, a'nd director, hot. garden.
Smith, 94- A. A; Bot. Soc. (pros, 08); cor.
mem. Royal Soc. Can. Plant morphology «nd
physiology; natural history of New Brunswick;
botanical education.

Garbat, Dr. Abraham laoon, 71 E. 91st St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine. Warsaw, Poland, Aug.
3, 85. M.D, Cornell, 06. Intern, Lenox Hill
Hosp, 06-09; asst, med. clinic, Berlin Univ.
Hosp, 09-10; hacteriologist and serologist,
Lenox Hill Hosp, 10-, assoc. visiting physician,
IfS- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Immunol;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Internal medicine; bacteri-
ology; immunity, diagnosis and therapy; ty-
phoid fever; blood transfusion.

Garber, Prof. B(alph) J(ohn), Morgantown, W.
Va. Agronomy. Deer Creek, 111, April 24, 90.
B.S, Dlinois, 12; M.S, Minnesota, 17. Teacher
agr, high sch, 13-17; asst. prof, field crops,
Minnesota, 17-18, plant breeding, 18-20; assoc,
prof, agron, West Virginia, SO- A.A; Soc.
Agron. Plant breeding; morphology of cereala

Gardiner, Prof. H(arry) Norman, Northampton,
Mass. ^Philosophy. Norwich, England, Nov.
6, 55. A.B, Amherst, 78, A.M, 85; Union Theol.
Sem, 79-82, fellow, 82-84 (Gi5ttingen, 82; Leip-
zig, 83-84; Heidelberg, 84). Inrtr. languagesy
physics and chem, Glens Falls Acad, 78-79;
pMlos, Smith, 84r-88, prof, 88- Instr. psychol,
Amherst, 91-92. Philos. Ass. (sec'y, 02-04,
pres, 07) ; Psychol. Ass; Soc. Psychical Re-
search. Greek ^ilosophy; philosophy of reli-
gion; psychology of the emotions.

Gardner, Prof. Frank D(aane), State College,
Pa. Agriculture. Oilman, HI, Nov. 19, 64.
B.S, Illbiois^ 91. Asst. agriculturist, Illinois,
91-95; soil expert, bur. soUs, U. S. Dept. Agr,
95-01; director, P. B. Exp. Sta, 01-04; in
charge soil management, bur. soils, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 04-08; head, dept. agron. Pa. State, 08-
S^. Agron; Farm Eoon. Ass. Soils; soil fertil-
ity; crop improvement; farm management.

Gardner, Henry A<lfted), 1910 S St, N. W, Wash-
ington, D. C. Chemistry. Pawtueket, R. I, Oct.
12, 82. Brown, 02; Pennsylvania, 03. Director,
scientific sect, Paint Manufacturers Ass; v, pres.
and asst. director, Inst. Indust. Besea/rch. Chem-
ist at large, small arms div, ordnance dept,
U.S.A. Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; N. Y. Chemists
aub.

Gardner, Dr. I(rvlne) O(lifton), Reynolds, Ind.
Physics. A.B, DePauw, 10; A.M, Harvard, 12,
fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 15, Cutting fellow, 15-16.
Asst. physics. Harvard, 16-18; mem. tech. staff,
ordnance dept, U. 8. A, 19- A.A; Physical Soc;
Optical Soc Vacuum spectroscopy; geometrical
optics.

Gardner, Dr. James H(enry), 626 Kennedy Build-
ing, Tulsa, Okla. Geology. Sonora, Ky, April
25, 83. B.S, Kentucky, 04, M.S, 06; Ph.D,
George Washington, 10. Asst. geologist, Ky.
Geol. Surv, 04-06; field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv,

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0<V-07, junior geologist, 08, asst. geologist, OIK
10; Ky. Geol. Surv, 11-12; asst. geologisti Pa.
GeoL Snrv, 12; consulting geologist, 13-18;
presy Gardner, Spencer and Co, 19- Wash. GtooL
8oe. Kentucky clay deposits; coal olassifleation
in southwest Colorado and northwest New Mex-
ico ; Cretaceous and Tertiary geology of Ignaeio
f^o, Colorado; the Torrejon and Puereo for-
mations of New Mexico; oil resources of Ken-
tucky; mid-continent oil field; oil fields of
Texas and Louisiana.

Gardner, Dr. Jnlia (Anna), Arts Club, 2017 I St,
Washington, D. C. Paleontology, Chamberlain,
S. Dak, 82. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 05; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 11. Asst. paleont, Hopkins, 11-15; paleon-
tologist, U, S, Oeol. 8urv, 20- Paleont. Soc
Tertiary MoUusca of Virginia and North Caro-
lina; Cretaceous Mollusea of Maryland; Mol-
lusca of Alum Bluff formation and Texas
Eocene.

Gardner, Dr. Leroy U(p8on>, 76% Bloomingdale
Ave, Saranac Lake, N. Y. Pathology. New
Britain, Conn, Dec. 9, 88. A.B, Yale, 12, M.D,
14. Instr. path. Harvard Med. Sch, 16-17;
asst. prof, Yale, 17; pathologist, Saranac Lab,
IS" Ass. Path, and Bact. Experimental tuber-
culosis.

Gardner, Dr. Max W(llllaai>, Purdue Agricul-
tural Experimental Station, La Fayette, Ind.
Plant pathology. Lansing, Mich, May 11, 90.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 12; M.S, Wisconsin, 15,
PhJ), 17. Instr. plant path, Michigan, 17-18;
asst. pathologist, bur. plant indust, TJ. S. Dept.
Agr, 18-19; assoc. botanist, Purdue Sxp. Sia,
19" AJl; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Mich.
Acad; Ind. Acad. Chestnut blight; diseases of
vegetables.

Gardner, Dr. N(atliani«l> L(7<m), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Botany. Keokuk,
Iowa, Feb. 26, 64. B.S, Washington (Seattle),
00; M.S, California, 08, PhJ), 06. Asst bot,
California, 0(M)6; head, dept. biol, Polytech.
High Sch, Los Angeles, 06-09; acting asst
prof, bot, California, 09-10; head, dept. biol,
Polytech. High Sch, Los Angeles, 10-13; asst.
prof, bot, CcUifomia, IS- Algae; Fucaeeae of
the Pacific Coast.

Gardner, Prof. Thomas M(oon6y), Corvallis,
Oregon. Electrical engineering. Bedford, Ind,
Aug. 22, 72. B.M.E, Purdue, 92, 92-93 ; M.M.E,
Cornell, 96, 00-01, 02-04. Asst elec. eng, Pur-
due, 92-93; prof, Throop, 94-95; instr. exp.
eng, Sibley Col, Cornell, 99-01; prof, applied
elec, Pratt Inst, 01-02; instr. mech. eng, Cor-
nell, 02-04, asst. prof, 04-05; elec. eng. Illinois,
05-07; prof, Oregon Col, 07- Consultant for
hydro-elec. power plants and interurban electric
railways. Assoc Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Frank-
lin Inst; West. Soc Eng. Thermodynamics;
power measuring instruments.

Gardner, Prof. V(ictor) B(ay), Columbia, Mo.
Horticulture, Ann Arbor, Mich, March 25, 85.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 05; M.S. A, Iowa State,
07, Instr. hort, Iowa State, 05-07; Macdonald,
07-08; asst. prof, Maine, 08-10, prof, and act-
ing head, col. agr, 10-11; prof, pomol, Oregon
Col, 11-18; hort, Missouri, 18-

Gardner, Prof. Wright A(ii8tln>, Alabama Poly-
technic Institute, Auburn, Ala. Botany. Fen-
ton, Mich, July 6, 78. B.S, Albion, 02; A.M,
Michigan, 15; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Prof, biol,
Northeast State Nor. Sch, OUa, 10-16; asst
prof, bot, Idaho, 16-17; prof. hot. and plant
physiol, Ala. Polytech, 17- A.A; Phytopath.
Soc. Plant physiology; soil toxins; physiology
of sweet potatoes; light germination.

Garman, Prof. Harrison, 688 S. Limestone St,
Lexington, Ky. Biology. Stephenson Co, HI,
Dec. 27, 58. Hopkins, 81-82. First asst. State
Lab. Nat Hist, Illinois, 88-89, asst prof, zool,
Illinois, 85-89; entomologist and botanist, Ky.
Exp. Sta, 89-; state enUmologiet, Ky, 97-;
prof, entom, Kentucky, 17- Asst. state ento-
mologist, 111, 83-85; prof. eooI. and entom, Ky.
State, 92-96; assoc ed, 'Agr. Science.' A.A;
Soc. Nat: Soc. Zool; Aw. Econ. Entom. (sec'y,
pres); Forestry Ass; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Phytopath. Soc; Ass. Agr. Col. (chairman,
entom. sect); Bot Soc; EcoL Soe; Ky. Acad;
St Louis Acad. Economic entomology and bot-
any; ecology; cave life

Garman, Dr. Philip, Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion, New Haven, Conn. Entomology. Lexing-
ton, Ky, Sept 25, 91. B.S, Kentucky, 13 ; M.S,
Dlinois, 14, Ph.D, 16. Asst. entomologist, Md.
Exp. Sta, 16-19; Conn, Exp. Sta, 19- A.A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom.
Soc Zygoptera of Illinois; oriental peach
moth.

Garman, Samn^ Museum of Comparative Zool-
ogy, Cambridge, Mass. ^Zoology. B.6, Har-
vard, 98, A.M, 99. Principal, Miss. Nor. (^1;
prof. nat. science. Lake Forest; asst, m%ueum
comp. soolf Harvard, For. mem. London Zool.
Soc; fel. Boyal Geog. Soc; cor. mem. Soc tool,
de France; Soc. Sci. du Chile. Ichthyology;
herpetology.

Gamer, Prof. J(anie8) B(ert), 5624 Woodmont
St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Lebanon, Ind,
Sept 2, 70. B.S, Wabash, 93, M.8, 95; fellow,
Chicago, 95-97, Ph.D, 97. Instr. chem, Wabash,
93-95; Bradley Polytech, 97-01; prof, Wabash,
01-14; chem, eng, Pittsburgh, and fellow,
Mellon Inst, 14-; director, chem. and eng. re*
search, Hope and ailied natural gas companies,
15" A. A; Chem. Soc Charcoal as adsorbent
and negative catalyst; natural gas.

Gamer, Dr. W(lghtman) WC^Us), TJ. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant
chemistry. Timmonsville, S. C, July 15, 75.
A.B, South Carolina, 96; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00.
Instr. chem. Tufts, 00-03; asst. chemist, bur.
chem, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 03-05, physiol. chemist,
bur. plant indust, 06-, in charge tobacco and
plant nutrition investigations, 08- A. A; Bot
Soc; Chem. Soc; Wash. Acad. Action of urea
on aromatic sulphon chlorids; substitution
processes in the fatty acids; chemistry and
physiology of the tobacco plant; oU in plants;
action of light and temperature on growth and
development of plants; photoperiodism.

Garretflon, Prof. WlUlam V(an) K(68t), Butgers
College, New Brunswick, N. J. Mathematics.
Somerville, N. J. B.S, Butgers, 02; M.S, Yale,
04. 09-10; Ph.D, Miohican, 16. Instr. math^
Adelphi Acad, Brooklyn, 04-05; Michigan, 05-

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17, prof, Pa. Mil. Col, 17-19; oMt. prof, Rut-
gers, 19- DifFerential equatioiis; solution of the
linear, non-homogeneous differential equation for
large values of the dependent variable; asymp-
totic solution.

Oarrett, A<lbert) 0(8lmn), 234 F St, Salt Lake
Citj, Utah. Botany. Lawrence, Kans, Nov. 10,
70. A.B, Kansas, 94. Instr. science, high sch.
Fort Scott, Kans, 96-02; hot. and physiog, high
sch, Salt Lake City, Utah, 02-10, head, dept.
hiol, 10- AJL; Bot Soc; EeoL Soc; Phjtopath.
Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Kans. Acad; Utah
Acad, (pros, 13). Systematic botany; parasitic
fungi; rusts and smuts; distribution of fungi;
systematics and life histories of the rusts and
smuts of Utah.

earrett, Prof. W(illard) H(ay6a), Baker tTniver-
sity, Baldwin, Kans. Mathematioe, Astronomy.
Mendon, HI, Nov. 20, 73. B.S, Illinois Col, 95;
Chicago, summer, 97, 00-02, Yerkes Observa-
tory, summer, 05; Harvard, 14-15. Instr. phys-
ics and math, Whipple Acad, Jacksonville, 111,
95-98; nuith. and astron, Illinois Col, 98-00;
prof, Baker, OH- Instr. math, Harvard, 14-15.
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. (chairman, E^ans. sect,
20-) ; Kans. Ass. Math. Teachers (pros, 04).

Oarrey, Prof. W(alter) ECugene), Tulane. Uni-
versity, New Orleans, La. FhyeioJogy. Beeds-
ville, Wis, April 7, 73. B.S, Lawrence, 94;
Berlin, 98; Ph.D, Chicago, 00; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 09. Listr. sciences, high sch, West Aurora,
111, 96-98 ; prof. physioL and pharmacol. Cooper
Med. Col, 00-10; assoc. physiol, Washington
(St. Louis), 10-12, assoc. prof, 12-16; prof,
Tulane t 16- Instr. physiol, Woods Hole, 99-
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem. Compara-
tive physiology; the tropisms; artificial parthe-
nogenesis; ^ects of various saline solutions
upon protoplasm; heart nerves; cardiac fibrilla-
tion*; adaptation of salivary secretion to diet;
absorption by muscles in saline solutions; the
action of digitalis and strophanthus.

Garrison, Dr. Fielding HCudson), Army Medical
Museum, Washington, D. C. Medieal tibliogra*
phy. Washington, B. C, Nov. 6, 70. A.B, Hop-
kins, 90; M.D, Georgetown, 93. Asst. librarian,
S. G. O, 89-12, principal asst. librarian^ 12-17 ;
Jieut. col, M.C, 18- Assoc, ed, 'Index Medicus,'
03-11, ed, 1^ A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Boyal Soc.
Med. (hist, sect) ; Soc. f ran^ise d 'Hist, de
M^; GeselL fur Gesch. d. Med. und d. Natur-
wissenschaften. History of medicine.

Oanlsoiiy Dr. 8. O, Peabody College, Nashville,
Tenn. Psychology. Llncolnton, N. C, Oct. 17,
87. B.8, Wake Forest, 10, A.B, 11, A.M, 13;
Ph.D, Peabody, 19. Supt. schools, Lincolnton
Co, N. C; principal, high sch, Crouse, N. C; asst.
pr'of. eduo. psychol, Peabody Col. for Teachers^
19- Capt, A. G. D. S. Soc Philos. and Psychol;
Tenn. Acad. Educational psychology; child
study; educational tests; age norms.

Garth, Prof. Thomas BCnssell), 310 West Ave,
Austin, Texas. Psychology. Paducah, Ky,
Dec. 24, 72. A,B, Denver, 09, A.M, 10; PhJ),
Columbia, 17. Principal schools, Breckenridge,
Colo, 10-12; psychologist, N. Y. Post-Grad.
Med. Sch, 13; assoc. educ. State Nor. Sch,
Farmville, Ya; head, dept. educ, W. Tex. State
Nor. Col, 17-19; adj. prof, psychol, Texas, 19-

Asst. in field work. Int. Health Commission, 12-
13. A. A; Psfychol. Ass^ S. Soc. Philos. and
Psychol. Educational psychology; mental fa-
tigue; work curves; riddle solution; racial dif-
ferences in fatigue; the American Indian.

Garver, Prof. M(adlson) M(oiixo6>, State College,
Pa. Physics, Chemistry. Scotland^ Pa, Nov.
12, 48. B.S, Cornell, 76. Instr. math, Cornell,
76-77, chem, 79-80, elec, eng, 84-93; assoc.
prof, physics. Pa. State, 93- A.A. Periodic
character of nervous action; osmotio pressure;
theory of solutions; kinetic theory; molecular
action; polymerization in liquids; liquid films.

Garyln, John B(rewer), East Side High School,
Denver, Colo. Chemistry. Morristown, N. Y,
Aug. 3, 61. St. Lawrence, 82-84; B.S, Dlinois,
86; Colo. Sch. Mines, 89-90. Instr. chem, East
Side High Sch, Denver, 9M-; principal. Evening
Vocational High Sch, IS- Librarian and regis-
trar, Colo. Sch. Mines, 90-92. A.A.

Ganrin, Dr. William (OMighton), Kings Park
State Hospital, Kings Park, N. Y. Psychiatry.
Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 30, 73. M.D, Columbia,
03. Med. supt, Kings Park State Hosp, 15-
Am. Med. Ass; PsychojMith. Ass; Medico-
Psychol. Ass. Alcoholic psychoses.

Gary, L (ester) B(6imett), 31 Berkeley Place,
Buffalo, N. Y. Biology. Lockport, N. Y, Sept.
21, 69. Ph.B, Hiram, 99; Western Beserve, 00-
01. Teaching fellow, Missouri, 01-02; head,
dept. hiol, Hutchinson-Cent. High Sch, Buffalo,
N. Y, OS- A. A; N. Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass.
Variation of the Trillium; the fresh water
mussel.

Gasser, Dr. Herbert S, Kingahighway and Euclid
Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Psychology. Platteville,
Wis, July 6, 88. A.B, Wisconsin, 10, A.M, 11;
M.D, Hopkins, 15. Asst psychol, Wisconsin,
11-12, instr, 12-13, pharmacol, 15-16; physiol,
Washington (St. Louis), 16-18, assoc, 18-20,
assoe. prof, BO- PhysioL Soc Blood ; shock.

Gates, Dr. Arthur I(nrlng), Teachers College, Co-
lumbia University, New York, N. Y. Psychol-
ogy. Bed Wing, Minn, Sept. 22, 90. B.L, Cali-
fornia, 14, A.M, 15; Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Lec-
turer psyehol, Teachers Col, Columbia, 17-18,
instr, 18-20, asst. prof, tO- AJl; PsychoL Ass.
Diurnal variations in eflSciency; tests; memory;
learning.

Gates, Dr. Burton K(oble), 24 Charlotte St, Wor-
cester, Mass. Entomology. Worcester, Dec 19,
81. Cornell, 01-02; A.B, Clark, 05, A.M, 06,
PhJ>, 09. Asst. biol, Clark, 06-07; collabora-
tor, bur. entom^ IT. 8. Dept. Agr, 07, expert api-
culture, 07-10; special lecturer apiculture, Mass.
Col, 06-10, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, bee-
keeping, and inspector apiculture, Mass. State
Board Agr, 10-18; prof. Ont. Agr. Col, and
apiarist. Province Out, 18-19. A. A; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Statistics; economy and behavior of
bees and allied forms ; life histories of insects.

Gates, Prof. Oha(zl6)8 B(aldwln), 851 Oakland
Ave, Milwaukee, Wis. Chemistry. Milwaukee,
June 2, 81. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 03, Ph.M, 06,
Ph.D, 10. Teacher seience, high sch, Bvansville,
Wis, 03-05; asst. instr. chem, Wisconsin, 06-
09; instr. anal chem, Mich. Col. Mines, 10-14;
prof, chem. State Nor. Sch, Milwaukee, 14-

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Lecturer physics and chem, St. Mary's Hospi
Milwaukee. Chem. Soc. Phenomena in non-
aqueous solutions.

Gates, Prof. Fanny C(ook), 404 W. 115th St, New
York, N. Y. Physics, Mathematics. Waterloo,
Iowa, April 26, 72. A.B, Northwestern, 94, fel-
low, 94-95, A.M, 95; fellow, Bryn Mawr, 95-97;
European fellow of Ass. Col. Alumnae at Got-
tingen and Ziirich Polytech, 97-98; Chicago,
summer, 99; McGill, 02-03; research student,
Cavendish Lab, Cambridge, 05; Ph.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 09. Head, dept. physics, Goucher, 98-11)
prof, physics and dean of women, Grinnell, 11-
16; dean of women, Illinois, 16-18. A. A; Phys-
ical Soc ; Math. Soc. Radio-active bodies ; effect
of heat upon excited radio-activity; radio-active
properties of certain chemical compounds; the
conductivity of air due to sulphate of quinin.

Gates, Prof. Prank C(aleb), Kansas Agricultural
College, Manhattan, Kans. Botany. Chicago,
Bl, Sept. 12, 67. A.B, Illinois, 10; PhJ), Michi-
gan, 12. Instr. bot, Univ. Philippines, 12-15;
prof, biol, Carthage, 16-19 ; asst. prof, hot, Kan-
sas State, 19- With Mich. Biol. Surv, 11 ; instr.
and asst. prof, bot, biol. sta, Michigan, sum-
mers, 15-, acting asst. prof, bot, Michigan, 19-;
second lieut, Sanit. C, 18. A. A ; Bot. Soc ; Ecol.
Soc; Mich. Acad; 111. Acad. Plant ecology;
revegetation of Taal Volcano; evaporation and
plant succession; leaf movements.

Gates, Dr. Predeilck LCamont), Rockefeller Insti-
tute, 66th St. and Ave. A, New York, N. Y. Pa-
thology. Minneapolis, Minn, Dec. 17, 86. Chi-
cago, 05-06; A.B, Yale, 09; M.D, Hopkins, 13.
Fellow, Bockefeller Inst, 13-14, asst. and later
assoc, 14- A. A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Pharma-
col. Electrolysis of hydrochloric acid; pharma-
cologic action of magnesium salts; bacteriology;
meningococcus meningitis; collodion mem-
branes; anaerobic methods.

Gates, Dr. Georglna Btickland, Barnard College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Psy-
chology. A.B, Columbia, 17, Ph.D, 19. Asst.
psyohol, Barnard, Columhia, 18- Psychol. Ass.
Experimental psychology; individual differ-
ences; practise; attention; mental set and shift.

Gates, Dr. B(egliiAld) Bdiggles), King's College,
London, England. Botatvy, Cytology, Genetics.
Middleton, N. S, May 1, 82. B.A, Mt Allison,
03, M.A, 04; B.S, McGill, 06; feUow, Chicago,
06-08, Ph.D, 08. Demonstrator biol, McGill, 05-
06; asst. bot, Chicago, 08-09; experimenter,
Mo. Bot. Gardens, 09-11; lecturer biol, St.
Thomas' Hosp, London, 12-14; acting assoc.
prof, zool, California, 15-16; reader hot, Lon-
don, 19" Asst. bot. Woods Hole, 08, 09; Hux-
ley gold medal, Boyal Col. Sci, London, 13.
A. A; Soc. Nat; assoc. mem. Bot. Soc; cor.
mem. N. S. Inst; London Linn. Soc; fel. Boyal
Hort. Soc; Genetical Soc; Asa. Econ. Biol.
Heredity and evolution; eugenics.

Gates, Prof. W<ilUa)m H(aEeii), Louisiana State
University, Baton Bouge, La. Zoology. Ma-
hableshwar, India, May 11, 83. A.B, Williams,
06. Zoologist, Gulf Biol. Sta, La, 08-09; prof,
eool. and entom, LouisiaTia, 09- Zoologist,
Mass. Fish and Game Commission* A.A. Para-
sitism.

Ganger, A(lfted) W(lUilun), American Sheet and
Tin Plate Co, EarreU, Pa. Chemistry. St. Paul,
Minn, July 31, 92. A.B, Minnesota, 14; A.M,
Princeton, 20. Asst. chem, Minnesota, 13-14,
instr, summer, 14; night chemist, Great West.
Sugar Co, 14-15; junior chemist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 15-17; capt, C.W.S, and director, army
gas school, A.E.F, 18-19; research assoc, Am.
Sheet and Tin Plate Co, gO- A. A; Chem. Soc.
Strata gas in the Cripple Creek mining district;
explosive limits of hydrogen-oxygen and blast-
furnace gas-air mixtures; catalytic hydrogen-
ation.

Ganlt, Prof. BCobert) H(arvey), Northwestern
University, Evanston, 111. Psychology, Criminol-
ogy. Ellsworth, Ohio, Nov. 3, 74. A.B, Cornell,
02; Clark, 02-03; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 05.
Prof, psychol. and educ, Washington (Md),
05-09; instr. psyohol, Northwestern, 09-11, asst.
prof, 11-12, assoc. prof, 12-15, prof, 16-
Wooster, summers, 08, 09; N, Y, Univ, summers,
13, 14; ed-in'-chief, 'Jour. Criminal Law and
Criminol,' 11-; director, criminol. investigation,
City Council Committee on Crime, Chicago, 14;
Trounstine Foundation, Cincinnati, Ohio, 20;
mem. Chicago Crime Commission (exec, com-
mittee, 19-) ; BL Social Hygiene League (pros,
14-^) ; HI. Committee Social Legis. (pres, 18-
20). A. A; Psychol. Ass; Inst Criminal Law
and Criminol. (exec, council, 11-) ; Ass. Clin.
Criminol. (exec, council, 13-) ; Prison Ass. A
history of investigations on reflex action from
1853-1902; causes of crime in Chicago; social
unity; suggestion; teaching criminology in col-
leges and universities.

Gamnnits, D(aiiiel) A, South St. Paul, /Minn.
Animal husbandry. Gilmantown, Minn, March
1, 79. B.Agr, Minnesota, 04, M.S.(A^r), 05.
Instr. dressing and curing meats, Mionesota,
99-01, asst. axdmal husban^&y, 03-07, asst. prof,
07; pres. Am, Serum Co. A. A. Meats and meat
animals; nutrition in live stock; wool; hog
cholera serum.

Gavett, G(eorge) Irving, 1402 E. 75th St,
Seattle, Wash. Mathematics. Sandstone, Mich,
June. 21, 68. B.S.(C.E), Michigan, 93; Stan-
ford, 04-05; Cornell, 05-07. Prof, math. Pair-
mount, 99-04; instr. applied math, Stanford,
04-05 ; civil eng, Cornell, 05-07 ; instr. and later
asst. prof, math, Washington (Seattle), 07-
Asst. surveyor, Alaskan Boundary Surv, sum-

• mers, 08, 09. A.A; Math. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc;
Statist. Ass. Theory of groups; statistics.

Gay, Prof. Frederick P(arker), 2347 Prospect
St, Berkeley, Calif. ^Pathology, Boston, Mass,
July 22, 74. A.B, Harvard, 97; Pasteur Inst,
Paris, 00; M.D, Hopkins, 01; Pasteur Inst,
Brussels, 03-06. Asst. demonstrator path,
Pennsylvania, 01-03; bacteriologist, Danvers
Insane Hosp, 06-07; asst. path. Harvard Med.
Sch, 07-09, instr, 09-10; prof, Calif omia, 10-
Faculty research lecturer, California, 16. Major,
M.C, 18. y. chairman, med. council, Nat. Re-
search Council. A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Physicians; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc Exp. Biol;
hon. mem. Phila. Path. Soc. Bacteriology; im-
munology.

Gaylord, HCarry) DCavls), 448 Audubon Road,
Boston, Mass. Mathematics. Ashford, Conn,

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March 3, 74. B.8, Harvard, 07, A.M, 17.
Instr. math, Throop, 98-03; asst, Harvard, 06-
07, inatr, Bindge Manual Training Sch, Cam-
bridge, Mass, 07-08; asst. prof, Throop, 08-10;
instr. Harvard, 10-16; Badcliife, 11-15; master,
Brown and Nichols Soh, 11- Instr. math. Har-
vard Summer Sch, 07, 11-14. Int. Commission
on Teaching Math. New England Ass. Teachers
Math, (sec'jr, 13-).

Qaylord, Dr. Harvey B(u88eU), 113 High St,
Buffalo, N. T. Pathology, Saginaw, Midi, Oct.
4, 72. M.D, Pennsylvania, 93. Volunteer asst.
path. Path. Inst, GKittingen, 95-98; director,
State Cancer Lab, Buffalo, 98-11; State Inst,
Study Malignant Diseases, 11- Major, M. C^ 18.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Can-
cer Besearch (pres, 09, 17) ; Soc. Cancer Con-
trol; fel. Path. Gesell. Fibrinoid degeneration;
etiology of cancer and allied processes; cancer
immunity.

Ctoar, H(arry) BCarnes), 10767 S. Seeley Ave,
Chicago, 111. Electrical engineering. Marietta,
Ohio, March 6, 72. A.B, Marietta, 92; M.E,
Cornell, 95. Gen. inspector, Commowwealth Edi-
son Co, 00-11, engineer of distribution, 11-
Chanute medal. West. Soc. Eng, 10; Billings
prize, Nat. Elec. Light Ass, 14. Elec Eng;
Ilium. Eng. Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass; West.
Soc. Eng. Electrical distribution and econo-
mics; electric central station distribution.

Gee, Pxof. Wilson, University of South Carolina,
Columbia, S. C. Biology, Union, 8. C, Sept.
18, 88. B.S, Clemson, 08; A.M, South Caro-
lina, 10; fellow, California, 12-13, Ph.D, 13.
Asst. biol. South Carolina, 08-09; zool, Wis-
consin, 09-11; asst. prof, Clemson, 11-12; prof,
biol. South Carolina, 13-14; Emory, 14-17; asst.
director agr. exten, Clemson, 17-19; prof, rural
sooidl science. South Carolina, 19- Soc. Zool;
Ass. Anat. Animal behavior; entomology; em-
bryology.

Oe«r, Dr. William 0(liaiiiicey), 630 Diagonal
Boad, Akron, Ohio. Chemistry, Ogdensburg,
N. Y, June 17, 76. A.B, Cornell, 02, fellow,
03-04, Ph.D, 05. Instr. science, bigh sch, Ny-
ack, N. Y, 98-99; asst chem, Cornell, 02-03,
instr, 04-06; expert wood distillation, U. S*
Forest Service, 06-07; chief chemist, B. F.^
Goodrich Co, 07-16, director development goods
and processes, 16-18, second v. pres. in charge
development, 18-20, v, pres, tO- A.A; Chem.
Soc.

Qeidel, OaxI D, State Canners Laboratory, Old
Capitol, St. Paul, Minn. Chemistry, Bran-
don, Wis, Oct. 21, 88. B.S, Wisconsin, 11, M.S,
13. Asst. chemist and bacteriologist, Wis. State
Lab. of Hygiene, 11-13; bacter. chemist, Wis.
Dairy and Pood Commission, 13-17; junior
chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19;
director, M.inn, Canners Lab, 19-; director of
inspection, Minn, dist, Nat, Canners Ass, 19-;
bacteriologist, Minn, Dairy and Food Commis-
sion, 19- Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass. Organic and food chemistry; food bac-
teriology; canning.

O^igar, Dr. Qeorge A(iigii8tii8), 43 Oaston St,
West Orange, N. J. Chemistry, Orange, N. J,
Aug. 24, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08: A.M, Columbia,
10, Ph.D, 11. Chemist, Am. Viscose Co, 12-13 ;

research chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr,
13-17; manager, Fries Bros, Chem, Works, 17-
Quinazolin group; quantitative method for ben-
zoic acid and benzaldehyde.

Geiger, Dr. Jacob Oaason, U. S. Public Health
Service, Washington, D. C. Public health,
Alexandria, La, March 18, 85. A.B, Tulane,
05, Ph.M, 08, M.D, 12, D.P.H, 17. Bacteriolo-
gist and director, bur. laboratories, Calif. State
Bo^rd of Health; epidemiologist, U, S, Pub.
Sealth Service, 16- Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Botulism; malaria.

Geiaer, Prof. 8am(n6l) W(ood), Fayette, Iowa.
Zoology, Independence, Iowa, June 11, 90.
A.B, Upper Iowa, 14, A.M, 19; Iowa State,
16; Hopkins, 19-21; fellow, Iowa, 19. Prof,
biol. and geol, Guilford, 14-16; biol. Upper
Iowa, 17- Iowa Acad; N. Dak. Acad: N. C.
Acad; Conchol. Soc. of Gt. Britain and Ireland.
Experimental and invertebrate zoology; fresh-
water mussels; fresh- water algae; Spermato-
phyta.

Geialer, Joseph F(raxik), N. Y. Mercantile Ex-
change, Cor. Hudson and Harrison Sts, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry, East Saginaw, Mich,
March 20, 60. Ph.C, Michigan, 80, 80-83, Sc.D,
11. Asst. pharmacy and quaL chem. and to Prof.
A. B. Prescott, Michigan, 80-83; chemist, Thur-
ber, Wyland and Co, 83-87 ; official chemist,
N, Y, Mercantile Exchange, 85- Chemist, N.
Y. State Dept. Agr. and N. Y. State Dairy
Commission, 85- Ebert prize, Am. Pharmaceut.
Ass, 89. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Pharmaceut. Ass; London Chem. Soc. Analyt-
ical methods; chemistry of foods.

Qeissler, Prof. L(ndwig) BCeinhold), Bandolph-
Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va. Psy-
chology, Leipzig, Germany, Sept. 22, 79. Teach-
ers' Sem, Loebau, Saxony; Litt.B, Texas, 05;
Pb.D, Cornell, 09. Asst. psychol, Cornell, 05-09,
inatr, 09-11 ; research psycholog^t, Nela . Be-
search Lab, 11-12; assoc. prof, psychol, and di-
rector, sch. educ, Georgia, 12-16; asst. prof,
Clark Col, 16-20; assoc, prof, Bandolph-Macon
Woman's Col, tO- Demonstrator exp. and ap-
plied psychol, Clark, 13-20; managing ed, 'Jour.
Applied Psychol,' 17- A-A; Psychol. Ass; S.
Soc Philos. and PsychoL Attention; color
vision; affection; expectation; child study;
mental tests; consciousness.

GMorge, Prof. K(athan) B(ieliard), Jr, Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. Mathematics, Mendon, Mass, Dec. 6, 65.
AkB, Harvard, 90, A.M, 91. Instr. math. Mass,
Inst, Tech, 91-99, asst. prof, 99-13, assoc, prof,
13- Eng. Edue; Ass. Prof.

George, Prof. BCuaaell) D, University of Colo-
rado, Boulder, Colo. Geology, Petrology, Clare-
mont, Ont, May 5, 66. Woodstock (Can), 84-
85; B.A, McMaster, 97, M.A, 98; fellow,
Chicago, 98-00. Master, Woodstock (Can), 91-
95, science master, 95--96; instr. geol, Iowa,
00-01, asst. prof, 01-02, prof, petrol, and econ.
geol, 02-03 ; geol, Colorado, OS-; state geologist,
Colo, 07' Asst, Ont. Bur. Mines, 98; U. 8.
Geol. Surv, 99; asst. geol, Chicago, summers,
00-02. A.A; Geol. Soc; Soc. Econ. Geol; Min.
Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc. Mining and use of metals
by ancient Egyptians; tungsten deposits of

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Boulder County, Colo; geology of Hahn's Peak
region of Colorado; topographie and geologic
maps of Colorado; common rocks and minerals;
oil shales.

George, Dr. W(6Bley) 0(rits)» 718 Union Aye,
Memphis, Tenn. Zoology. Yadkin Co, N. Q,
Aug. 20, 88. A.B, North Carolina, 11, A.M, 12,
Ph.D, 17; Manle fellow, Princeton, 17-18.
Instr. zool. North Carolina, 12-16; prof, biol,
Guilford, 16-17; adj. prof, zool, Georgia, 19;
08800, prof, hi8toL and emhryol, Tennessee, 19-
Taxonomy of sponges; amphibian embryology.

Oeorgofion, Prof. OCbarlea) OChristlan), Sitka,
Alaska. Agriculture, Langeland, Denmark,
June 26, 51. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 78, M.S, 82.
Prof. agr. and hort, Tex. (^1, 80-83; agr, CoL
of Agr, Tokyo, 86-89; Kansas State, 90-97;
special agent in eliarge Alaska investigations,
V, S. Vept, Agr, 98- Assoc, ed, 'Bural New
Yorker,' 78-80; special agent dairy industry
of Denmark, U. S. Dept. Agr, 93. A. A; Soc
Prom. Agr. Sci; Ass. Agr. Col; Boyal Danish
Agr. Soc. Agricultural crops; stock breeding;
stock feeding; agricultural capabilities of
Alaska.

Gepbart, Dr. F(raxik) C(iirtl8), 205 Metropolitan
Tower, New York, N, Y. Chemistry. Valley
Falls, Kans, July 15, 84. A.B, Kansas, 06;
Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Teaching fellow chem, Kan-
safl, 06-07; expert chemist, Bemsen Beferee
Board, 07-11; chemist, Bussell Sage Inst. Path,
12-17; capt, Sanit. C, S. G.O, 17-19; chief,
child feeding mission to Jugo-Slavia, Am. Belief
Ad, 18-20; consulting chemist, tO- Order of
St. Sava. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc Biol. Chem;
Pub. Health Ass. Physiological chemistry; nu-
trition; metabolism; food economy.

Gerald, Prof. Herbert Frankllii, Creighton Uni-
versity, Omaha, Nebr. Pharmacology. Turners
Falls, Mass, Sept. 5, 81. Ph.G, Mass. CoL Phar-
macy, 02; MJ), Tufts, 09. Pharmacist, 96-99,
02-04; instr. pharmacy, Mass. CoL Pharmacy,
04r-09; intern, Worcester City Hosp, 10-11;
practising physician, 11-12; prof, pharmacy,
pharmacy dept, Creighton, 12-13; asst. prof.
pharmacoL and mat, med. and instr. phye^ol,
med. dept, 13-14, assoc. prof, 14-15, prof.
physiol, pharmacy dept, 12-15, path, bacter,
histol. at^ physiol, dental dept, 15-- Lecturer
mat. med. Lister Hosp, 14-17; physiol^ St.
Joseph's Hosp, 19. Pharmaceut. Ass. Bac-
teriology.

Gerhard, W(i]lia)m Paul, 311 Audubon Ave, New
York, N. Y. Civil and sanitary engineering.
Hamburg, Germany, July 30, 54. Italian Col,
Alexandria, Egypt, 64:^ Tech. Univ, Karlsruhe,
71-75; hon. D.Eng, Darmstadt, 11. Asst. engi-
neer on railroad work, Hamburg, 77; asst. engi-
neer to pres. Board of Pub. Works, St. Louis,
77_79 . with Capt. Jas. B. Bads, 79-80 ; CoL Geo.
E. Waring, Jr, B. I, 81-83 ; chief engineer, Dur-
ham House Drainage Co, 83-85; corwulting en-
gineer, 85- Ed, 'Building,' 85-86; aanit. engi-
neer on staff of N. Y. state architect, Albany,
92-99; brig, gen, Nat. YoL Eng. Service. Mech.
Eng; Pub. Healtii Ass; hon. cor. mem. Am. Inst.
Archit. Sewerage and sewage disposal; house
drainage; gas lighting and gas fitting; fire pro-

tection, especially of theatres and institutions;
water supply; corrosion of steel and iron pipes.

Gerieke, Prof. W(miam) F(redenek), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Fre-
mont, Nebr, Aug. 30, 84. B.S.A, Iowa State,
12; M.S, California, 15; Ph.D, Hopkins, 21.
Instr. soil chem. and bacter, California, 12-16,
assi. prof, soil chem, 16- In service, Nat. Be-
search Council, 18-19. A.A; Soc. Agron; Chem.

,Soc; Bot. Soc. Salt requirements and rest
periods of plants; continuous crops; effect of
toxic substances on plants.

Germaim, Prof. Albert F(rederick) O(ttoinar),

Adelbert College, Cleveland, Ohio. Physical
chemistry. Peru, Ind, Feb. 18, 86. A.B, Indi-
ana, 09, A.M, 10; Wisconsin, 10; ScD, Geneva,
10-12; Berlin, 12. Teaching fellow chem, In-
diana, 09; asst, Wisconsin, 09-10; instr. West-
ern Reserve, 13-15, asst. prof, IS- A.A; Chem.
Soc. (sec'y-treas, Cleveland sect, 15-); Soc.
Suisse do Chim. Density, vapor tension and
critical constants of various gases.

Germann, Dr. Frank E(rhart) E(minaiinel), 1045
14th St, Golden, Colo. Physics, Chemistry.
Peru, Ind, Dec. 6, 87. Wisconsin, 10; A.B, In-
diana, 11; ScD, Geneva, 14; fellow, Berlin, 12;
Lausanne and Neuch&tel, 13. Besearoh asst. and
lecturer chem, Geneva, 12-13 ; instr. French, In-
diana, 13-14; physics, Cornell, 14-18; Colo. Sch.
Mines, 18-19 ; prof, physical chem, Colorado, 19-
Besearch f^ow, Carnegie Institution, 15-
A.A; Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique. Gas ap-
paratus; microanalysis of gases; absorption
spectra of gases; vapor tension of oxygen;
nitrosyl chlorid ; atomic weights.

Germann, Dr. George B(altlia8ar), 167 Butland
Road, Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology, Education.
Brooklyn, Feb. 27, 72. N. Y. Univ, 92-94;
A.B, Columbia, 95, fellow, 98-99, Ph.D, 99.
Teacher, pub. sch, Brooklyn, 89-91; asst. math,
Columbia, 95-98, philos. and educ, 99-00, lec-
turer educ, 99-02, registrar, 00-02; princix>al,
Pub. Sch. Noc 77, Brooklyn, 02-17. A.A;
PaychoL Ass. Fatigue in the school room;
growth and control of motor habits; fluctuations
in retentiveness among school children.

Ctoronld, Prof. John H(iram), Hanover, N. H.

• *Zoology. Stoddard, N. H, Oct. 2, 68. Litt.B,
Dartmouth, 90; A.B, Harvard, 92, A.M, 93,
Ph.D, 95. Instr. nat. science. Burr and Burton
Sem, Manchester, Vt, 90-91; sool, Dartmouth,
94-06, asst. prof, 06-15, assoc prof, 15-18, prof,
18- A.A; Soc. Nat (v. pres, 19); Soc. Zool.
(sec 'y-treas, 12); N. H. Acad; Austrian En-
tom. Soc Genetics ; morphology of holothurians ;
embryology of sipnnculids; sipunculids of the
eastern coast of North America; heredity and
variation in butterflies and moths.

Gerry, MIbs Eloiee, 419 Sterling Place, Madison,
Wis. Forestry. Boston, Mass, Jan. 12, 85.
A.B, Badcliffe, 08, 'A.M, 09; fellow. Smith, 10,
Wisconsin, 11-14. Expert, forest products lab,
Wisconsin, 10-11, microBcopist, 11-14» lecturer
forest products, 14- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Forestry Ass. Plant anatomy; bars of
Sanio in the Coniferales; microscopical structure
of woods; tyloses.

Gerster, Dr. Arpad G(eysa), 34 E. 75th St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. Kassa, Hungary, Dec.

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22, 48. M.D, 8.D, 0.M, Vienna, 72. Prof,
surg, N. Y. Polyclinic, 82-94; surgeon, Lennox
HUl Soap, 78-; MU Sinai Hosp, 79- Prof. clin.
snrg, Col. Physicians and Surg, Columbia, 10-
14. Snrg. Ass; fel. N. Y. A^[d. Med; Gesell.
Chirurg; cor. mem. Budapest Boyal Med. Soc;
Int. Surg. Ass. Aseptic and antiseptic surgery.

GteseU, Piof. Arnold, 185 Edwards St, New
Haven, Conn. Psychology, Abna, Wis, Jime
21, 80. PluB, Wisconsin, 03, Ph.D, Clark, 06;
M.D, Yale, 15. Principal, high sch, Chippewa
Palls, Wis, 03-04; prof, psychol. State Nor. Sch,
Los Angeles, Calif, 08-11; prof, ohUd hygiene
and director, psycho-olinio, Tale, 11- Assoc,
director, summer sch. for special teachers, N. Y.
TJniv, 11-15; sch. psychologist, Conn. Board of
Educ, 15-18. Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Pub. Health Ass. Clinical psychology; educa-
tion of exceptional children; mental surveys.

Ctosell, Prof. Robert, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. *Physiology, Alma, Wis, June

23, 86. A.B, Wisconsin, 10; M.D, Washington
(St. Louis), 14. Asst. zool, Wisconsin, 09-10;
phymol, Washington (St. Louis), 10-12, instr,
assoe. and assoc. prof, 12-19; prof, Calif omic^
IB- PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol. The relation
of auricular ^stole to ventricular output; the
relation of pulse pressure to renal secretion and
to filtration; eardiodynamics ; blood flow; elec-
trical deflection of the submaxillary gland.

Gester, OCeorge) O(lark), Standard Oil Build-
ing, San Francisco, Calif. Geology, Buf-
falo, N. Y, June 16, 84. B.S, CaUfomia, 08.
Asst. instr. miner, and geol, California, 08-09;
geologist, S. P. B. R, 09-14; Standard Oil Co.
of N. Y, 14-16; Standard OH Co, of Calif, 17-
Mem. geol. exped. to Peru. Paleont. Soc; Min.
Eng; Petrol. Inst; Calif. Acad. Oil geology in
California.

Oetman, Dr. F(rederick) H(ntton), 66 Glenbrook
Boad, Stamford, Conn. Physical chemistry. Os-
wego, N. Y, Feb. 9, 77. Rensselaer, 93-96;
Virginia, 96-97; fellow, Hopkins, 02-03, Ph.D,
03, fellow by courtesy, 03-04. Instr. chem,
high sch, Stamford, Conn, 97-01; lecturer phys-
ical chem. Col. City of N. Y; leeturer physics,
Columbia, 07-08; assoc. chem, Bryn Mawr, 09-
15; private research, IS- Carnegie research
asst. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electroehem. Soc;
Franklin Inst; fel. London Chem. Soc; Soc. de
Chim. physique. Depression of the freezing-
points of solutions of electrolytes; viscosity of
solutions; refractive indices of solutions; elec-
trode potentials.

Cteyelin, Dr. Henry Bawle, Columbia ITniversity,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Villa Nova, Pa,
May 12, 84. A.B, Pennsylvania, 06, M.D, 09.
Fellow med, Columbia, 12-18, instr, 14-15, assoc,
17- Soc. Clin. Invest; Harvey Soc. Clinical
metabolism; hyx>erthyroidism ; diabetes; epi-
lepsy.

Ofbbon, Dr. John HCeysham), 1608 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery. Charlotte, N. C,
March 16, 71. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 91.
Prof, surg, Jeferson Med. Col, 07- Surgeon,
Pa. Hosp, 03- Fel. Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Acad. Surg.

aibbons, Prof. Vemette L(oi8), 1349 Main St,
Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Franklin, N. Y, Jan.

6, 74. B.S, Mt. Holyoke, 96, A.B, 99, fellow,
14-15; M.S, Chicago, 07; Cape of Good Hope,
08; fellow, Bryn Mawr, 11-12, 14-15, Ph.D, 14;
fellow at Munich, 12-13. Teacher science,
Barnardstown, Mass, 96-97; asst. chem, Mt.
Holyoke, 97-99, instr, 99-01; Wells, 02-04,
assoc. prof, 04-06; prof. Huguenot, S. Africa,
07-11 ; Mais, 15-17, 19- Chemist, Nat. Aniline
and Chem. Co, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc Poten-
tials of metals in non-aqueous solutions of their
salts; alcoholic solutions of cadmium salts.

Gibbons, Dr. Willis A(l«zander), 561 W. 58th St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Long Island City,
N. Y, Nov. 1, 88. A3, Wesleyan, 10, A.M, 11;
Columbia, 13-14; Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Asst. chem,
Cornell, 10-12; chemist, U. S. Buhher Co, 12-
17, 19- Capt, ordnance dept, 18-19; asst. miL
attache. Am. Embassy, London, 17-18. Soo.
Automotive £ng; Aero Club. Heat of dilution;
addition compounds; aeronautic materials; vul-
canization of rubber; loading high explosive
shells.

Olbbs, George, Pennsylvania Station, New York,
N. Y. Mechanical engineering. Chicago, 111,
April 19, 61. M.E, Stevens, 82. Meeh. engineer,
Chicago, Milwaukto and St. Paul B. R, 84-97;
consulting engineer, The Baldwin Locomotive
Works and Westinghonse Elec. and Mfg. Co,
97-02; Rapid Transit Subway Construction Co,
N. Y, 01-05; chief engineer elec. traction and
station construction, N. Y. Tunnel Lines and
Terminal, Pa. R. R, 03-12; consulting engineer,
various railroad and industrial concerns in the
United States and England, 11- Chief elec. en-
gineer. Long Island R. R; W. Jersey and Sea-
shore R. R, 06-; consulting engineer, Interbor-
ough Rapid Transit Co; Metropolitan Securities
Co; first V. pres, Westinghonse, Church, Kerr
and Co; mem. advisory committee on eng, Car*
negie Institution; jury awards, transportation
dept, Columbian Expos, 93. Trustee, Stevens;
Presb, Hosp, New York; Woman's Hosp, New
York. Reporter on elec. traction, Int. Eng.
Cong, 10. A. A; Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Elec.
Eng; Master Car Builders; Am. Ry. Ass. (chair-
man committee on elec. working) ; British Inst.
Civil Eng.

aibbs, Dr. H(arry) D(rake), Jackson Laboratory,
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, Wilmington,
Del. ^Chemistry. Cincinnati, Ohio, March 10, 72.
B.S, ComeU, 94; California, 04; Ph.D, Stanford,
13. Asst. prof, chem, Oregon Col, 01-03; re-
search asst, Stanford, 04; chemist, San Fran-
cisco Board of Health, 04-07; food and drug
chemist, Bur. Science, P. I, 07-14; assoc. prof,
chem, Univ. Philippines, 11-14; asst. chief,
eastern food and drug inspection dist. and in
charge, color lab, bur. chem, XT. S. Dept. Agr,
14-19; research chemist, E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, 19- Head, chem. sect, dept.
science and research. Bur. Aircraft Production,
18; mem. div. chem. tech, Nat. Research Coun-
cil, 18, div. indust. relations, 19. A. A; Chem.
Soc; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club; Wash.
Acad. Alcohol and sugar production from palm
trees; sunlight reactions; tropical sunlight;
dyes and intermediates; catalytic reaction.

Glbbs, Prof. B(08well) OUfton, 221 Bryant Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Physics. Hume, N. Y, July

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1, 78. A.B, Cornell, 06, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 10.
Instr. physics, Cornell, 06-12, asst. prof, 12-18,
prof, IS- A.A; Physical Soc. Spectroscopy;
luminescence; absorption and fluorescence
spectra.

Oibbfl» Prof. WilUam M(6niott), University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Bacteriology. Versailles,
Mo, March 24, 92. B.S, Missouri, 15 ; M.S, Wis-
'consin, 16, fellow, 16, Ph.D, 19. Chemist, Wis.
Geol. Surv, 17; lieut, Sanit. O, 18; prof, hooter,
Iddho, and bacteriologist, Eoip. Sta, 19- A.A.
Nitrifying bacteria.

Gibson, Arthur, Department of Agriculture, Ot-
tawa, Can. Entomology. Toronto, Can, Dec. 23,
75. Dominion entomologist. Can. Dept. Agr.
Ed, 'Can. Field Naturalist.' A. A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom ; Ont. Entom. Soc. (pres) ;
Toronto Entom. Soc. (past pres) ; Ottawa Field -
Nat. Club (ed) ; fel. London Entom. Soc. Life
histories of Canadian Lepidoptera; forest in-
sects, particularly basswood insects; injurious
and beneficial field crop and other insects.

ailMMm, Bdmimd Harriaon, B. F. D. 1, Alexandria,
Va. Entomology. Detroit, Mich, Jan. 15, 91.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 12, M. Hort, 19. With
bur. entom, U. 8. Dept. A^, Ji- Custodian
Hemiptera, TJ. *S. Nat. Museum, 16- A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. Hemiptera.

ailMMm, Prof. a(6orge) ECmest), Oilman Hall,
Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Edinburgh, Scot-
land, Nov. 9, 84. B.Sc, Edinburgh, 06, Vans
Dunlop scholar, 06-09 ; Ph.D, Breslau, 11. Asst.
ehem, Edinburgh, 12-13; instr, California, IS-
IS, asst. prof, IBO- Chem. Soc. Thermody-
namics; physical chemistry.

Oibson, Dr. K(a88on) SCtanford), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Physics, Af ton,
N. Y, Jan. 7, 90. A.B, Cornell, 12, Ph.D, 16.
Instr. physics, Cornell, 12-16; asst. physieist.
Bur. Standards, 16-19, assoc. physicist, 19"
Physical Soc; Optical Soc. Spectrophotometry;
absorption.

Oiddinga, Prof. Franklin H(«nry), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Sociology. Sherman,
Conn, March 23, 55. A.B, Union, 7.7, A.M, 89,
hon. Ph.D, 97; LL.D, Oberlin, 00. Lecturer
polit. science, Bryn Mawr, 88-89, assoc, 89-91,
assoc. prof, 91-92, prof, 92-94; lecturer sociol,
Columbia, 91-94, prof, 94- Ed. writer, * Spring-
field Republican,' 78; 'Springfield Union,' 84-
88 ; mem. ed. board, * Polit. Sci. Quarterly, ' 94- ;
mem. cent, council. Charity Organ. Soc, 94;
Board of Educ, N. Y. City, 15-17; trustee.
Union, 02-; Albany Med. CoL A. A; Sociol.
Soc. (pres, 10) ; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci.
(v. pres, 90-, ed, 'Annals,' 90-94); Econ. Ass.
(ed, 'Pub,' 91-93, first v. pres, 96); Nat. Inst.
Arts and Letters; Anthrop. Ass; Psychol. Ass;
Statist. Ass ; fel. EthnoL Soc ; Phila. Acad ; Inst.
Int. de Sociol. de Paris (v. pres, 01, pres, 13).
Profit sharing; theory of interest; classification
of social facts; statistical and historical studies
of social causation, and the related concepts of
evolution; pluristic behavior and group psy-
chology.

Otddlngs, Dr. K(a]iiini) Jiames), 36 University
Driveway, Morgantown, W, Va. Plant pathol-

ogy. Bacteriology. Ira, Vt, Nov. 13, 83. B.S,
Vermont, 06, M.S, 09; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 18.
Asst. botanist, Vt. Exp. Sta, 06-09; bacteriolo-
gist and plant pathologist, W. Va. Exp. Sta,
09-, prof, plant path. West Virginia, 19- A.A;
Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc. Late blight of po-
tato; bacterial rot of muskmelon; apple rust;
effect of pressure on bacteria and en2ymes.

Oidlay, J(ame8) WCUliama), U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Vertebrate paleon-
tology. Winnesheik Co, Iowa, Jan. 7, 66. B.S,
Princeton, 98, M.8, OV Asst. vert, paleont.
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 92-94, 99-05; prepa-
rator and custodian fossil mammals, U. S. Nat.
Museum, 05-12; asst. curator, IB- Paleont.
Soc. (v. pres, 19) ; Soc. Manunal. (treas, 20) ;
Wash. Biol. Soc. (treas, 09); Wash. Geol. Soc.
Mammalian paleontology; stratigraphic geol-
ogy; basal Eocene manimals; upper Cretacean
mammals; Pleistocene mammials.

Oidley, Prof. William Francis, West Lafayette,
Ind. Medicine. Mich, 82. Ph.C, B.S, Michi-
gan, 08. Dean pharmacy, Mercer, 09-12; prof,
mat. med, Purdue, 12-18; asst. chief, scientific
staff, E. R. Squibb and 'Sons, 18-19; prof. mat.
med, Purdue, 19- Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass;
Ass. Prof; Ind. Acad. Physiological chemistry;
urine; oral antiseptics.

Oies, Prof. WlUlam J(ohn), 437 W. 59th St, New
York, N, Y. ^Biological chemistry. Reister-
town, Md, Feb. 21, 72. B.S, Gettysburg, 93,
M.S, 96; Ph.B, Yale, 94, Ph.D, 97; Berne, 99;
Woods Hole, 01, 02. Lab. asst.. zool, Yale, 95,
physiol. chem, 94-96, asst. physiol. chem. and
tutor physiol,' 96-98; instr. physiol. chem,
Columbia, 98-02, adj. prof, 02-05, prof, 05-
07, biol. chem, 07-, gen. chem. Col. Physi-
cians and Surg, 04-09, org. chem, 09-18, N. Y.
Col. Pharmacy, 04-, Teachers Col, 09- Trustee,
Irving, 00-10; (Gettysburg, 08-20; consulting
chemist, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 02-, mem. board sci-
entific directors, 11-; sec'y, faculty, CoL Physi-
cians and Surg, Columbia, 05-; path, chemist,
Bellevue Hosp, 10-; director, Radium Inst, of
Am, 10- Int. Cong. Applied Chem, London, 09.
A.A. (sec'y, K, 05-09); Soc. Nat; Chem. Soc;
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Soc. Physiol. Chem. (pres, 99-02); Soc.
Exp. Biol, (sec'y, and ed, 'Proc,' 03-09, v.
pres, 09-); Soc. Biol. Chem. (sec'y and ed,
*Proc,' 06-10); fel. N. Y. Acad; Harvey Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; Chem. Gesell. Constituents
of animal tissue and fluids; toxicology and
pharmacology; chemistry and physiology of
plants; nutrition and metabolism; antitoxic
action of ions; proteins; mucoids and albumi-
noids; enzymes; protagon; animal excretions;
biochemical factors in disease; influence of
various dietary conditions on physiological re-
sistance; nutrition in health and disease; blood
and lymph; cancer; saliva in its relation to den-
tal caries; the composition and constitution of
protoplasm.

G1687, Dr. P(aiil) M(illar), Calco Chemical Co,
Bound Brook, N. J. Chemistry, Cleveland,
Ohio, Dec. 24, 90. A.B, Ohio State, 10, A.M,
B.S, 12; Ph.D, Columbia, 20. Asst. chemist,
bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 12-14; Procter and
Gamble Co, 14-15; assoc. cancer research, Co-

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lumbia, 16-17, 1&-20; research chemist, Gras-
selli Ghem. Co, 20; CcUeo Chem. Co, tO- Capt,
TJ,SwA, 17-19. Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry;
dyestuffs; placental hormone.

OlfBn, Dr. HCerbert) Z(i6gler), Mayo Clinic,
Hochester, Minn. Medicine. Kirk wood, N. J,
Oct. 25, 78. B.S, Princeton, 00; M.B, Hopkins,

04. Head, din, sect, number t, Mayo Clinic;
assoe, prof, me^, Minnesota, 16- A. A; assoc.
Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med.
Ass. Diseases of the blood, spleen and lymph
glands.

Oifford, Edward Window, 1650 Vista St, Oak-
land, Calif. Ethnology, Oakland, Aug. 14, 87.
Asst. and asst. curator ornith, CaUf. Acad. Sci-
ences, 04-12; asst. curator and later assoc, cu-
rator, museum anthrop, California, if- Ethnol.
Soc; Anthrop. Ass; Archeol. Inst; Calif. Acad.
Archeology; anthropology; society and religion.

Olfford, Dr. John (Clayton), Coconut Grove, Fla.
Forestry. May's Landing, N. J, Feb. 8, 70.
B.S, Swarthmore, 90; (Ec.D, Munich, 99.
Instr. econ. bot, Swarthmore, 90-94; forester,
N. J. Geol. Surv, 95-96; asst. prof, forestry,
Cornell, 00-03; consulting forester. Special
agent, Bur. Forestry, 04; special lecturer trop.
pomol, Cornell, 06; founder, 'The Forester,'
95, now *Am. Forestry.* Forestry Ass; Soc.
Foresters; Can. Forestry Ass; Swiss Forestry
Ass. Tropical forestry and pomology.

OUbert, A(lfted) H(aUey), 238 College St, Bur-
lington, Vt. Botany. Dorset, Vt. B.S, Ver-
mont, 04; M.S, Wisconsin, 13. Instr. bot, Ken-
tucky, 07-09; asst. prof, 09-12, assoc prof, 12-
17; exten. pathologist, Vt, and path, inspector,
fed. hort. board, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19 ; potato
inspection, Vt, Dept. Agr, and assoc, pathologist,
Vt, Exp, Bta, IB- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc. Plant pathology; diseases of potato;
mosaic and leaf roll.

Gilbert, Dr. Arthur WCltter), 48 Stone Boad, Bel-
mont, Mass. Agriculture, West Brookfield,
Mass, April 20, 82. B.S, Mass. CoL and Boston,
04; M.S.A, Cornell, 05, fellow, 08-09, Ph.D, 09.
Instr. agr, Maine, 05-06, asst. prof, and super-
visor agr. exten. courses, 06-07 ; asst. prof, plant
breeding, Cornell, 09-17; with Boston Chamber
of Commerce, 17-20; state commissioner agr,
Mass, tO- A.A; Soc Agron; Int. Ass. Bot.
Mendelian inheritance in plants.

Gilbert, Dr. OCharles) H(enry), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. * Zoology. Bockf ord, HI, Dec. 5, 59.
B.S, Butler, 79; M.S, Indiana, 82, Ph.D, 83.
Asst. nat. sciences and modem languages, In-
diana, 80-84; prof, nat. hist, Cincinnati, 84-88;
80ol, Indiana, 88-91; Stanford, 91- Naturalist
in charge investigations, 'Albatross,' 89, 90,
02, 04, 06; at frequent intervals asst. in charge
field work, Bur. Fisheries. Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc. Systematic ichthyology; bathybial
fishes of Hawaiian Islands and Japan ; trout and
salmon of western North America.

Gilbert, Chester 0(arfleld>, Munsey Building,
Washington, D. C. Geology, Patchogue, N. Y,
July 26, 81. Ph.B, Bochester, 05. Instr. geol,
Lehigh, 08-11; asst. curator, applied geol, U.

5. Nat. Museum, 11-13, curator, mineral teeh-
nol, 13-19; on staff, A. D, Little, Inc, 19-

Meteorites; applied geology; mineral tech-
nology.
Gilbert, Prof. B(dward) M(artlnins), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Botany, Blair,
Wis, Sept. 20, 75. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 07, Ph.D,
14. Prof, biol. State Nor. Sch, Superior, Wis,
07-10; instr, Wisconsin, 10-11, asst. prof, and
later assoc, prof, 11- A. A ; f el. Bot. Soc ; Phyto-
path. Soc; Wis. Acad; Bot. Gesell. Tremel-
lineae; biologic forms of Plowrightia morbosa;
yeasts; oogenesis and spermatogenesis of
Sphaeroplea; Vaucheria; cytology of Plow-
rightia morbosa and of Auricularia; binucleated
cells among lower Basidiomycetes; spore forma-
tion in Saprolegnia.

Gilbert, Dr. Harvey N(ichola8), Boulevard, La
Salle, N. Y. Chemistry, Chambersburg, Pa,
Aug. 22, 89. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 10; Ph.D,
Cornell, 15. Anal, chemist, E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, 10-11; Pa. R. R. Co, 11; asst.
instr. chem, Cornell, 11-14; chemist, A. D. Lit-
tle, Inc, 14-15; chief chemist, Niagara Electro-
chem, Co, 15- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Buffalo Eng. Soc. Inorganic and physical
chemistry; sodium peroxid.

Gilbert, J(ame8) Z(acchea8), 3300 N. Griifin Ave,
Los Angeles, Calif. Biology, Paleontology,
North Manchester, Ind, Jan. 1, 66. Ph.B, Mc-
pherson, 94, ScD, 19; A.M, Kansas, 95; hon.
LL.D, Mt. Morris, 19. Teacher, pub. schools,
Ind, 84-88; tutor, McPherson, 91-94; principal,
high sch, Belleville, Eans, 95-97; head, science
dept, Plattsburg, 98-00 ; pres, Botetourt Nor.
Col, Va, 00-OJ; instr, sool, and physiol, high
sch, Los Angeles, CcXif, 04- Lecturer biol,
Southern California, 18- A.A; Paleont. Soc;
South. Calif. Acad; Physical Geog. Club of
Calif, (pres, 05). Cretaceous turtles of Kansas;
fossil whales of California; fossil fishes; Rancho
La Brea fossils.

Gilbert, Prof. Korman E(verett), Dartmouth Col-
lege, Hanover, N. H. *Thysics, Middletown,
Conn, Dec 15, 74. A.B, Wesleyan, 95, A.M,
96; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01; Cambridge and Paris,
09-10. Instr. science, Cayuga Lake Mil. Acad,
Aurora, N. Y, 96-97; math, Gtenesee Wesleyan
Sem, Lima, N. Y, 97-98; prof, physics, Hobart,
01-03 ; asst. prof, Dartmouth, 03-16, assoc. prof,
16-18, prof, 18- Mem. U. S. Naval Observatory
eclipse exped. to N. C, 00 ; Sumatra, 01 ; Algeria,
05; temporary asst, astrophys. observatory,
Smithsonian Inst, 02. A. A; Physical Soc;
Astron. Soc. Relations between ether, matter
and electricity; magnetic effect of electrical
convection; eclipse problems.

Gilbert, W(ilUun> W(illiam8), XT. S. Department
of Agriculture. Washington, D. C. Flant pathol-
ogy, Dorset, Vt, Sept. 17, 80. B.S.A, Vermont,
00, M.S, 09. Scientific asst, bur, plant indust,
U, S, Dept. Agr, 04-07; asst. plant pathologist,
07-10, plant pathologist, 10- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant breed-
ing for resistance to disease in cotton, cowpeas
and watermelons.

Gilbertson, Dr. Albert N(ioolay), Maiden, Mass.
Anthropology, Psychology, Ellsworth, Minn,
Jan. 5, 85. A.B, Minnesota, 08, A.M, 09; fel-
low, Clark, 12-13. Ph.D, 13. Instr. psychol. and
anthrop, Colorado, 09-10; psychol, Minnesota,

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10-12, sociol. and anthrop, 13-15; lecturer an-
throp, Clark, 16-17; special study, Harvard, 16-
Instr. payehoL and child-study, Minneapolis Kin-
dergarten Nor. 8ch, and lecturer psychol. and
pedag, Minneapolis Nor. Art. Sch, 11-12. A. A;
Anthrop. Ass. Primitive religion and ethics;
Eskimo culture; folk-lore; child study; ethnic
and social psychology; pre-Columbian relations
of Norsemen and American aborigines; 'sur-
vivals' in the Christian cult.

Gilchrist, Dr. Tdiomas) Caspar, Professional
Building, Baltimore, Md. Dermatology, Eng-
land, 62. M.B.C.S, England, 87; L.M.S, Lon-
don, 87; hon. M.D, Maryland, 07. CUn, prof,
dermat, Hopkins, 98-; Maryland, 99- A. A;
Dermat. Ass. (pros, 08); Am. Med. Ass; Md.
Med. and Chirurg. Faculty; British Med. Ass;
hon. mem. Berlin Dermat. Gesell; hon. mem.
Ital. Dermat. Soc. Blastomycetic dermatitis;
etiology of acne vulgaris; pathology of experi-
mental urticaria factitia; erysipeloid; X-ray
dermatitis; porokeratosis; vaccine therapy as
applied to cutaneous diseases; idiopathic sar-
coma of skin; atrophy of fatty layer of skin.

OUe, FhiUp LCindsey), 43 Briggs St, Melrose
Highlands, Mass. Chemistry, Melrose, Mass,
Sept 5, 83. A.B, Harvurd, 07. Asst. chemist.
Mo. Exp. Sta, 07 ; P. B. Exp. Sta, 07-08, chem-
ist, 08-18; Am. Agr. Chem, Co, 18- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron. Soils; fertilizers;
mineral nutrition and physiological chemistry of
plants; chlorosis.

Giles, Piof. Albert W(imain)» Umversity, Ya.
Geology, Wat^ins, N. Y, Nov. 23, 85. A3,
Bochester, 09, M.S, 10; felloA^, Northwestern,
12-13; Chieago, 15-16. Instr. geol, Allegheny,
11-12; prof. Kans. Wesleyan, 13-15; asst, Chi-
cago, 1&-16; adj. prof, Virginia, 16-20, assoe,
prof, BO- Asst. geologist, Va. GeoL Surv, 17-
A.A; Meteorol. Soc; Seismol. Soe; Ass. Prof;
cor. mem. Bochester Acad. Glacial, stratigraph-
leal, structural and economic geology.

Giikey, Dr. Helen M(argaret), Oregon Agricul-
tural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Botany. Monte-
sano, Wash, March 6, 86. B.S, Oregon Col, 07,
M.S, 11; Ph.D, California, 15. Asst. hot, Ore-
gon Col, 08-09^ instr, 09-11 ; asst, California, 12,
artist, 13-18; CLsst. prof. hot. and curator her-
harium, Oregon Col, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; West.
Soc. Nat; Calif. Bot Soc. Hypogeous fungi
of North Ameriea.

GUI, Prof. A(dam) Capen, Cornell Uniyersityi
Ithaca, N. Y. Mineralogy, Petrography. Chester-
viUe, Maine, Aug. 22, 63. A.B, Amherst, 84;
Hopkins, 8&-89; Ph.D, Munich, 93. Prof, math,
Parit, 84-86 ; asst prof, miner, and petrog, Cor-
nell, 94-09, prof, 09- A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash.
Acad. Crystallography; petrography; Sierra
Tlayacac in Mexico; ehromite of Kenai Penin-
sula, Alaska.

Gill, Prof. Aagnstns R(eniiaa), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
^ChefOiisiry. Canton, Mass, Aug. 1, 64. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 84; Ph.D, Leipzig, 90. Asst.
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-87, instr, 90-94, asst.
prof, 94-06, assoc. prof, 06-09, prof, 09- Water
analyst, Mass. State Board of Health, 87-88.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Fuel, gas and
oil analysis; determination of nitrates in water

and of methane and hydrogen by explosion;
cholesterol in olive oil; nitrates in water; spon-
taneous combustion test of oils; analysis of
varnishes; hydrocarbons from distilled grease
oleins; palm oil in fats; automobile lubricating
oils; analysis of gases; carotin in palm and
other oUs.

GUI, Dr. Bageae B(dward), 5739 Maryland Ave,
Oiuoago, IlL Chemittry. Boring Md, Sept. 17,
75. Ph.B, Dickinson, 97, A.M, 98; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 09. Assoc, prof, chem, Armour, 09- Chem.
Soc. Osmotic pressure of cane sugar solutions
at 6*.

Gill, F(redBrie) W(illiaia8>, 108 W. Illinois St,
Urbana, HI. Chemistry. Conw^, Ark, Feb.
2, SO. B.S, Illinois, 06, M.8, 10. Beseareh asst.
chem, Illinois, 06; chemist. The Matthes Lab.
of Practical Besefltreh and Indust Derel^ment,
Chicago, 06-07 ; asst, lab. physioL chem, JBinois,

. 07-10; research chemist, Gen. Elee. Co, 10-20;
pres, OUl-GTindley Co, tO- Chem. Soe. Animal
chemistry; methods of physiological diemistzy;
nutrition; tungsten filaments.

Gill, John B(07d), Monticello, Fla. Entomology.
Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 28, 88. B.8, Pa. State,
10. Asst, hur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 10-
A.A; Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash.
Entom. Soc. Deciduous fruit and nut insects.

GlUespie, Prof. Dayid C(Untoii). Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. M(xlihemaiioe. Enob,
Va, Dec. 13, 77. A.B, Virginia, 00; Ph.D, G()t-
tingen, 06. Instr. math, Cornell^ 0^11, aeti,
prof, 11- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Theory of functions of a real
variable.

Gillespie, Prof. L(oiii8) J(olin), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemistry. Hillsboro Bridge, N. H, June 10, 86.
Ph3, Brown, 08, A.M, Ph.D, 11. Asst. physics.
Brown, 1(^11; instr. chem, B. I. Sch. Design,
10-11; feUow bacter, Hockefeller Inst, 11-13;
bacteriologist, Board of Health, N. Y. City, 13 ;
scientist, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13-15, bio-
chemist, bur. plant indust, 15-19; prof, physical
chem, Syracuse, 19-20; asst. prof, physico-chem.
research, Mass. Inst. Tech, tO- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Wash. Acad. Biological and
physical chemistry; chemical equilibria; gas
metabolism of bacteria; pneumococci; Duclaux
method for volatile acids; soil acidity.

Gillespie, Dr. WUllam, Princeton University,
Princeton, N. J. Mathematiea. Hamilton, Caa,
Nov. 3, 70. B.A, Toronto, 93; fellow, Chicago,
93-97, Ph.D, 00. Instr. math, PrineeUm, 97-
05, preceptor, 05-11, prof, 11- A.A; Math.
Soc.

GlUett, Dr. Horace W, 116 Irving Place, Ithaca,
N. Y. Metallurgy. Steuben Co, N. Y, Dec.
12, 83. A.B, Cornell, 06, Ph.D, 10. Asst
chem, Cornell, 06-07; chemist, A. D. Little, Inc.
07-08; asst. chem, Cornell, 08-10; manager, re-
search dept, Aluminum Castings Go, 10-12;
chief alloy ehemiet, V. 8. Bur. Jfindt, IB-
Chem. Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc (past y. pres);
Min. Eng; British Inst. Metals. Electric fur-
naces; non-ferrous alloys; sirconiom steel; phos-
phor-copper.

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257

ailiette. Prof. CdArenee) P, Fort Collins, Colo.
Entomology, Zoology, lijona, Mioh, April 7,
59. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 84^ M.6, 87, 8«J>, 18.
Asst. entom. and phyBiol, Mich. Agr. Col, 8&-
87; entomologist, Iowa Exp. Sta, 88-^0; head,
dept. wool, entom, and phyHol, Colo, Agr, Col,
91", director, Bxp, Sta, 10- Expert entomolo-
gist. La. Furohase Expos, 04. AJl; Abb* Eeon.
Entom; Soe. Prom. Agr. Sei. Cynipidae;
Typhloejbinae; eoonomie entomology; CMiop*
tera of Colorado ; long-tongued bees ; Aphididae.

auietto^ Halbert P(ower8), 608 S. Dearborn St,
Chicago, HL Engineering, Waverly, Iowa,
Ang. 5, 69. E.M, Colombia, 92. Asst. to state
engineer, N. Y, 96-98; eonsnlting engineer,
98-03; assoe. ed, 'Eng. KewB% 03-04; oofUuZt-
ing engineer and ed, 'Eng, and Contracting,'
Oi^ CiTil Eng; Min. Eng; Eng. Edne. En-
gineering eonstraction; toSl exeayation; earth-
work; roads and payements; efllcien<7 of work-
men and machines; chemistrj; management and
conatmetion engineering.

OlUiland, Dr. 8amii«l (Howard), Ambler, Pa.
JPaihology. Oak Hall Station, Pa. Dec 10, 77.
M.D, Pennsylvania, 04. Instr. baeter, Pean-
sylvania, 02-04; bacteriologist, State Liveetoch
Sanit. Board, Pa, 02-06, exee, officer and eec'y,
06" A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Yet Med. Ass;
Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Path. Soe.
Comparative pathology; tuberenlosis.

ailman. Prof. A(Ibort) F(ruiklin>, Carroll Col-
lege, Waukesha, Wis. Chemiitry, Hallowell,
Maine. Sept. 9, 71. B.S, Amherst, 97, A.M,
01; Tennessee, 02; Harvard, 03; Chicago, 05,
fellow, 06; England and Germany, 10; Ph.D,
Denver, 13. Teacher science. State Nor. Sch,
Farmington, Maine, 97-98; prof, Dow Acad,
98-99; prof, chem. and physics, Maryville, 00-
06; cT^em, Bipon, 06-17; Huron, 17-18; IH.
Wesleyan, 18-20; Carroll, tO- A.A; Chem.
Soe; Wis. Acad. Food of mountain families of
East Tennessee; ehlorin content of drinking
water of Bipon, Wis, and vicinity; indicators
for acids and alkalis; oxycellulose.

OUmaxi, Benjamin Kves), Museum of Fine Arts,
Boston, Mass. Peychology, New York, N. Y,
Feb. 19, 52. A.B, Williams, 72; fellow, Hop-
kins, 81-82, hon. A.M, 02; Berlin, 82-83; Har-
vard, 83-85; Paris and Italy, 85-88. Lecturer,
Princeton, Columbia and Harvard, 90-91; instr.
psyehol, Clark, 92-93; $eo'y. Museum of Fine
Art$, Boeton, 93" Psychol. Ass; Mus. Ass.
(pres, 14). The theory of dimensional mani-
folds; song in the music of the Pueblo Indians;
psychology of feeling and art; purposes and
methods of museums of fine art; philosophy of
popular sovereignty; structure of the universe.

Oitanan, Prof. Henry, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry,
Boston, Mass, May 9, 93. B.S, Harvard, 15,
A.M, 17, Ph.D, 18. Asst. chem, Harvard, 14-
17, instr, 18-19; assoc, Illinois, 19; assoe, prof.
org, ehem, Iowa State, 19- Chem. Soe. Or-
ganic chemistry.

Oilman, Dr. Joseph 0(harle8), Ames, Iowa. Plant
pathology, Hastings, Nebr, March 23, 90.
B.S.A, Wisconsin, 12, M.S, 14; fellow, N. Y.
Bot. Garden, 13; Lackland fellow, Mo. Bot.
Garden, 14; Ph.D, Washington (St. Louis), 15.
Asst plant path, Wisconsin, 12-18; prof, biol,

17

Bipon, 15-17; asst, plant pathologist, Iowa Exp,
Sta, 17" Phytopath. Soe; Bot. Soe. Attack of
Fusarium on cabbage.

Gilmore, Charles W(liitney), U. Q. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Paieantology. Pa-
vilion, N. Y, March 11, 74. B.S, Wyoming, OL
Collector, dept. vert, paleont, Carnegie Museum,
01--04; preparator, sect. vert, paleont, U, S, Nat,
Museum, 04-07, custodian, 07-11, asst. curator
fossil reptiles, 11-18, assoc, curator, 18" Pale-
ont. Soe; Wash. Gcol. Soe; Wash. Biol. Soe.
Natural science; Mesosoie reptiles.

Gilmore, Prof. John WCashlngton), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif . Agronomy, Botany*
White Co, Ark, May 9, 72. B.S.A, Cornell, 98,
M.SJI, 06. Asst. supt, Agr. Sch, Wuchang,
China, 98-00; fiber expert. Bur. Agr, P. I, 00-
02; asst. prof, agron, Cornell^ 02-07; prof. Pa.
State, 07-08; pres. Col. of Hawaii, 08-13; head,
dept, agron, Calif omia, IS" Gold medal, La.
Purchase Expos, 04; medal and diploma, distin-
guished services, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15.
AJL Quality in potatoes; root erops in New
York; timothy; fibers and fiber plants of the
Philippines; sugar and dry matter content of
pineapples ; recurrence of characters in com
and wheat; infiuenoe of soil temperature on
production.

GUmore, Dr. MelYixi B(aiidolph), Bismarck, N.
Dak. Ethnoeoology, Ethnogeography, Valley,
Nebr, March 11, 68. A.B, Center, 04; A.M,
Nebraska, 09, Ph.D, 14. Prof, biol, Cotner, 05-
11 ; curator, museum, Nebr. State Hist. Soe, 11-
16; State Hist. Soe. of N, Dak, 16- A.A;
Anthrop. Ass; See. Mammal; Ass. Mus; Nebr.
Acad. Ethnobotany and ethnogeography of the
Great Plains; aboriginal agriculture of the
Great Plains and the Missouri Biver region;
uses of plants by Indians; geographical infiu-
enoes on human culture; agency of aboriginal
tribes in distribution of cultivated and wild
plimts.

Gilmore, Prof. Balph J(ohn), Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, Colo. Zoology. Williams-
port, Pa, Dee. 18, 85. A.B, Leh^h, 07, A.M,
10; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Instr. biol, Ldiigh, 07-
10; asst, Cornell, 10-11, instr. sool, 11-12; act-
ing prof, biol. Western Beserve, 12-13, prof,
Huron, 14-20; Colo, Col, tO- A. A; S. Dak.
Acad, (sec'y, 15-19). Skeletal variation in
Amphibia; life history of Sphaeriidae; ecology
and morphology of fresh water dams.

GUpIn, Dr. J(Ofleph) Elllotii, Stony Bun Lane,
Baltimore, Md. Chemistry, Baltimore, Nov.
21, 66. A.B, Hopkins, 89, Ph.D, 92. Instr.
chem, Hophins, 92-95, assoc, 95-11, assoc prof,
11-13; eoUegiate prof, IS" Chem. Soe Action
of chlorid of phosphorus on amids; fractiona-
tion of crude petroleum by capillary diffusion.

Gllroy, Mlsa H(elen) T(umbull), Bryn Mawr
College, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Physics. Philadel-
phia, Pa, May 9, 87. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 09, A.M,
12; Chicago, 20-21. Asst. physics, Bryn Mawr,
lO-ll; instr, Mount Holyoke, 12-14; demon-
strator, Bryn Mawr, 14-15* instr, Yassar, 17-20.
Assoc. Physical Soe Eefractive indices of solu-
tions of the cadmium halids; secondary radia-
tion.

258

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Olltner, Prof. Ward, 340 Oak Hill Ave, East
Lansizig, Mich. Bacteriology, Ithaca, N. Y,
April 5, 82. D.Y.M, Cornell, 06; M.S, Ala.
Poljteeh, 08. Instr. and asst. vet, Ala. Exp.
8ta, 06--08; research aset. hacterj Mich, Agr,
Col and Exp, Sta, 08-12, prof, It- State
veterinarian, Mich, 11-13. A. A; Soe. Baet;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Vet.
Med. Ass; TJ. S. Live Stock Sanit. Ass; Mich.
Acad. (pres). Hygiene; glanders; hog chol-
era; infectious abortion of cattle.

Olngricli, Prof. C(iirvln) H(enry), Carleton Col-
lege, Northfield, Minn. ABtronomy, York, Pa,
Nov. 20, 80. A.B, Dickinson, 03, A.M, 05;
Ph.D, Chicago, 12. Instr. math. Baker, 07-09;
CarUiofiy 0^12, prof, astron, and maih. If-,
acting dean, 14-15, dean, 15-17; asst. to pres,
17-19. Asst. ed, 'Popular Astron,' 10-12,
assoo. ed, 12- Astron. Soc; Math. Asa. Mi-
crometrie measures of comet positions; stellar
photometry; celestial photography; magnitudes
of comparison stars in certain of the Hagen
fields.

Oirty» Br. Qeorge H<erb6rt), U. 8. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, I). C. ^TaXeoniology, Cleve-
land, Ohio, Dec. 30, .69. A.B, Yale, 92, Ph.D,
94. Faleoniologist, U. 8, Geol. 8urv, 96- A. A;
Wash: Geol. Soc. Carboniferous invertebrate
paleontology of United States.

Oithans, Dr. Thomas 8(tote8bury), H. K. Mul-
ford Co, Philadelphia, Pa. Physiology, Thar-
macology. Philadelphia, Pa, July 29, 78. M.D,
Pennsylvania, 99. Assoc physiol. and Pharma-
col, Bockefeller Inst, 10-19; with H. JT. Uutford
Co, 19- Am. Med. Ass; Pharmacol. Soc; Phar-
maceut. Ass; Soe. Exp. Biol; Physiol Soe;
Harvey Soe. Anesthesia in strychnin poisoning;
relative eif eets of ether and chloroform on circu-
lation and respiration; influence of cardectomy
and of decerebration on action of convulsant
drugs on frogs.

Oiveiiy Oiqr O, 544 Main St, Stamford, Conn.
Chewiittry, Auburn, Maine, May 2, 87. B.S,
N. Mex. Col 06; M.S, Pa. State, 10; Ph.D,
G^ttingen, 14. Asst. chemist, Pa. State, 07-10,'
asst. prof, chem, 10-15, assoe. j>rof, 15-17; re*
search chemist. Atlas Powder Co, 17-19, diree-
tor, Stamford Sxp, Lab, 19^ AJL; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soe. Industrial chemistry; bac-
teriology.

Giyens, Prof. Bfanrioe R(ope), Western Penn-
sylvania Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Fhysiologi-
oal chemistry. Pittsburg, Ky, Dec 9, 88. Ph.B,
Yale, 09, Fh.D, 17. Instr. biochem, med. eol,
Cornell, 09-14; asst. biochemist, IT. S. Pub.
Health Service, 14-16; asst. physiol. chem, Shef-
field Sci. Sch, Yale, 16-17, asst. and Seessel re-
search fellow, 17-18; assL prof, biochem,
Bochester, 18-19; hioohemist, Weft. Pa, Sosp,
19^ Special investigator food drying, bur.
chem, TT. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19. Physiol. Soc;
Soc Biol. Chem; Soc Exp. Biol. Pnrin me-
tabolism; metabolism and gastric studies of pel-
lagra; calcium and magnesium metabolinn;
dried foods; the antiseorbutie vitamin.

aivlar. Prof. B(obert) CQionaiilt), 46 Hampden
Han, Cambridge, Mass. Psychology, Ft. Scott,
Eans, Dec. 1, 84. A.B, Hamline, 06; A.M,

Harvard, 13, Walker fellow, 13-14, Ph.D, 14.
Instr. psyehol, Washington (Seattle), 14-17;
Harvard, 18-19; assi, prof, phOos, TufU, 19-
Psycho-physiological effects of speech elements
in poetiy; applications of behaviorism to ethics,
philosophy and logic

OladcUng, Thomas B(taatial), 95-97 Front St»
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Mecklenburg,
Va, Jan. 18, 53. A.B, Brown, 75, A.M, 76.
Instr. math, and science, Conn. Literary Inst,
75-77; Worcester Acad, 77-78; ohemist, N, T.
Produee Exchange, 88- Chem. Soe; Soc Chem.
Indust; British Soc Pub. Analysts. Analytie
chemistry; phosphoric acid; potash; nitrogen;
boracic acid; oils, fats and resins.

aiadflon. Dean W(llliaj]i) N(athaa), Payetteville,
Ark. Engineering, Coming, Iowa, Feb. 22, 66.
B.M.E, Iowa State, 88, E.E, 11; Ph.D, McLen-
norsville, 06. Erecting engineer, Thomson-Hous-
ton Co, 88-90; with Weetinghouse Elec and
Mfg. Co, 90-92; asst. prof, elec, eng, Ohio
State, 92-93; prof, Arkansas, 94-, v, pres. and
dean, eng, IS- Elee. Eng; Electrochem. Soe;
Eng. Educ. Water power of Arkansas rivers.

Oladwln, Pred BOmer), Vineyard Laboratory,
Fredonia, N. Y. HortiouXture. New York Milla,
N. Y, Sept. 3, 77. B.S, Rochester, 04. Head,
dept. biol, high sch, Dallas, Tex, 04-07; hort.
inspector, Tex. Dept. Agr, 05-07; N. Y. Dept.
Agr, 07-09; assoc. hortiovXtwrist, N, Y, Exp.
8ta, Fredonia, 09- Lecturer bot, Baylor, 06-
07. Soc Hort. ScL Pomology; viticulture.

Olaaer, Charles (GottMed Adolph Ooorg), 15-17
S. Gay St, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. Wies-
baden, (Germany, May 15, 55. Fresenius Chem.
Lab, 72-73. Managing chemist, Dambmann
Bros. Co, 82-91; gen. manager. Am. Phoc
Chem. Co, 91-92; chemist. Pub. Lab, Baltimore,
98- AJl; Chem. Soc; Brewers' Chem. Soc
Analytical and technical chemistry; monazite
and the estimation of thoria; the double salts
of nicotin and cadmium; terpenes; synthesis of
camphor; radioactivity.

Olaser, Prof. Otto OCharles), Amherst Collage,
Amherst, Masc ^Biology. Wiesbaden, Ger-
many, Oct. 18, 80. A.B, Hopkins, 00, fellow,
03-05, Ph.D, 04. Asst, U. S. Fisheries and
N. C. GeoL Surv, 01-02; marine biologist, Gulf
Biol. Sta, La, 03; demonstrator embr;^!, eomp.
anat. and biol, CoL Physicians and Surg, Balti-
more, 01-08; instr. zool, Michigan, 05-08, asst.
prof, 08-14, Junior and later assoc. prof, 14-18;
prof, biol, Amherst, 18- Instr. biol, Woods
Hole, 05-07. A. A; Soc Nat; Soc Zool;
PhysioL Soc; Soc Exp. BioL Embryology;
general physiology; physiology of development;
developmental energeties ; m^anicf of duf eren-
tiation, especially of the nervous system; fer-
tilization; ^g secretions; auto-parthenogenesis.

Olaaer, Dr. B(iidolf) W(illiain), Bockefeller In-
stitute for Medical Besearch, Princeton, N. J.
Pathology. Catonsville, Md, 88. A.B, Michigan,
11; ScD, Harvard, 14. Asst. entom, Harsirdt
11-13; entomologist, bur. entom, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 12-20; with Bockefeller Inst, Prineetor^
N, J, fa- Asst. biologist, Md. Shell Fish Com-
mission, summers, 09, 10. A. A; Entom. Soc;
Cambridge Entom. Club. Physiology, pathology
and bacteriology of iaaeeti.

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259

Glasgow, Dr. Bobert Douglass, Uniyersity of Illi-
nois, XJrbana, HL Entomology, Tennesse, 111,
April 8, 79. A.B, Illinois, 08, fellow, 11-12,
PKD, 13. Asst. zool, Illinois, BOfomer, 09,
eniom, 09-11, inttr, IS^ AJL; Entom. Soc;
Ecol. Soe; 111. Acad. Physiology and ecology
of inseets.

Olasliaii, Dr. J(olm Stuart) OCadenbead), 68

Somerset St, W, Ottawa, Can. Mathematics.
Ellon, Scotland, Jan. 23, 44. Private study;
LL.D, Toronto. First asst, provineial model
sch, Toronto, 64^67; inspector, pub. schools,
Middlesex, Can, 71-76; Ottawa, 76-10. Mem.
cent oommittee of examiners for Ont, 76-86;
headquarters board of examiners, Boyal Mil. Col,
Can, 90-95; board of civil service examiners,
Dominion of Can, 93-09. Math. Soc; fel. Boyal
Soc. Can. The theorems of Taylor, Lagrange
and Cayley; quintio and cydotomic equations;
septimie equations; matricular analysis of the
concomitants of quantics; alternate numbers as
geometrie indices; the embodiment in actual
numbers of the Kummer ideals in the quadratic
realm.

Olasoa, Prof. P(aia) M(atirloe), Northfield, Minn.
Chemistry, Spring Grove, Minn, Aug. 24, 73.
A.B, Minnesota, 97, fellow, M.S, 98, Ph.D, 02.
Asst. chem, Wnnesota, 95-97, instr, 98-01;
ehem. and physics, St. Olaf , 01-02, prof, 03-07 ;
pres, Spokane, 07-10; prof, chem, St. Olaf, 10-
16; pres, Augustana, 1^18; prof, chem, and v,
pres, 8t. Olaf, 18- Chem. Soc. Derivatives of
camphor oxim; brown cheese.

Olattfeld, Prof. J(ohn) W(llllam) S(dward),

ITniversity of Chicago, Chicago, HL Chemis^,
Quincy, 111, April 19, 83. B.S, Dartmouth, 07,
M.8, 10; Ph.D, Chicago, 13. Instr. chem, Dart-
mouth, 09-10; Chicago, 13-18, asst, prof, 19-
Besearcfa assoc, desert lab, Carnegie Institution,
20. Chem. Soc Oxidation of sugars; sacchari-
nic adds.

Glazlar, Prof. Banlet S(adora), University of
California, Southern Branch, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mathematics. Haverhill, K. H, March 3; 70.
A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 96; A.M, Chicago, 08. Listr.
math, Mt. Holyoke, 96-97; Western Col, 97-98,
asst. prof, 98-01, prof, 01-20; asst, prof, south-
em l>ranch, California, fO- Math. Ass; Math.
Soc Curves generated by the focus of an ellipse
and an hyperbola as they roll without sliding
upon a straight line.

Oleason, Dr. HCenry) A(]lan), New York Botan-
ical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y-
Botany, Dalton City, HI, Jan. 2, 82. B.S, Illi-
nois, 01, A.M, 04; fellow, Ohio State, 04-05;
PhJ), Columbia, 06. Curator, herbarium, Illi-
nois, 00-04, asst. hot, 01-03, instr, 03-04, 06-09,
assoc, 09-10; asst prof, Michigan, 10-16, assoc
prof, 16-19; first asst, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 19,
asst. director, t(h Director, biol. sta, Michigan,
13-15, director, bot. gardens and arboretum, 15-
19. A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club; Ass. Geog. Phytogeography; plant ecol-
ogy; systematic botany.

Oleason, Dr. Joaophine M(lxer), Yassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Psychology. North Adams,
Mass, Oct, 92. A.B, Yassar, 14; fellow, Cornell,
17, Ph.D, 18. Asst, psychol, Yassar, 14-16;
instr, Cornell, 18; Vassar, 18- Psychol. Ass.

Glenn, Dr. LCeonldas) C(halinani), Yanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn. Geology, Crow-
ders Creek, N. C, Sept. 9, 71. A.B, South Caro-
lina, 91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Adj. prof. geol.
and biol, South Carolina, 99-00; geol, Vander-
hilt, 00-03, prof, OS-; Peabody CoL for Teach-
ers, 14. Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv. 00-08 ;
assoc. geologist, Tenn. Geol. Surv; special work,
N. Y, Md. and N. C. Geol. Surveys; coal work,
Ky. Geol. Surv; geologist, Sinclair Oil Co, 16-
17; special agent oil and gas valuation, XT. S.
Int. Bevenue, 18-19; geologist Bed Biver boun-
dary dispute, XT. S. Dept. Justice, 19. A.A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. GeoL Soc; Tenn.
Acad. Miocene paleontology; Devonian and
Carboniferous stratigraphy; oil and gas hn west-
em New York; physiogtophic geology; initial
stream development; bibliography of North and
South Carolina geology; cartography of Nortli
and South Carolina; Appalach^ coal field ge-
ology; denudation and erosion in southern Ap-
palachians.

aieim, Prof. OllYer B(dmimd8), 127 McKinley
Ave, Lansdowne, Pa. ^Mathematics. Moore-
field, Ind, Oct. 3, 78. A.B, Indiana, 02, A.M,
08; fellow, Pennsylvania, 08-05, Ph.D, 05.
Prof, math, Drury, 05-06; instr, Pennsylvania,
06-10, asst. prof, 10-14, prof, 14^ Assoc ed,
'Am. Math. Monthly,' 05-06. A. A; Math. Soc
(councilor, 14-17) ; l^th. Ass. Theory of Invari-
ants and of relativity of motion; group theory;
factorable forms.

Glenn, Prof. PCresaley) A(dams), 1001 W. XTni'
versity Ave, XTrbana, HI. Entomology. West-
moreland Co, Pa, July 9, 67. A.B, Campbell,
92; Kansas, 98; hon. A.M, Highland, 01. Prof,
math, and science. Highland, 98-07; asst. prof,
entom, Kansas, 07-11; entomologist. III. Dept,
Agr, 11-17, chief inspector, din. plant indust,
17~ A. A. Climatic conditions in relation to
Toxoptera graminum and Lysiphlebus tritici;
forms of Toxoptera graminum; sexual forms in
aphids; artificial introduction of Sporotricum
globullferum; life history and development of
codling moth.

Qlomset, Dr. Daniel Johnson, 1300 46th St, Des
Moines, Iowa. Medicine. Norway, Dec 12, 81.
B.S, Chicago, 09, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 11.
Instr. histol, Northwestern, 09; prof, path,
Drake, 11-13; research fellow, German univ,
Prague, 14; pathologist, Des Moines, Iowa, 15-
16. Lieut, capt. and later major, M.B.C, A.E.F,
17-19. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Bact; Ass.
Cancer Besearch; Iowa Acad. Pathology; bac-
teriology.

Glover, Dr. James W(atennan), Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mathematics, Actuarial sdenee. Clio, Mich,
July 24, 68. B.L, Michigan, 92; A.B, Harvard,
93, Morgan fellow, 92-94, A.M, 94, Ph.D, 95.
Junior instr. math, Michigan, 95-99, senior instr,
99-03, asst. prof. math, and lecturer insurance,
03-06, junior prof. math, and insurance, 06-11,
prof, 11" Consulting actuary, Wis. Legislative
Insurance Investiga&on Committee, 06; Com-
mittee on Banks and Insurance, 07; expert spe-
cial agent, XT. S. Census, 10-; collaborator, office
pub. roads, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 13-19. A. A ; Math.
Soc; Am. Inst. Actuaries; Statist. Ass; Yerein
Yersicherungswissensch. Theory of groups;

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partial differential equations; aaymptotes; yala-
ation of insurance reserres; graduation of mor-
tality tables and reduction of vital statistics of
twelfth U. S. census; monetary cost of tubeor-
enlosis.

Gloyer, W(alter) 0(8car)« 106 Lyceum St, Geneva,
N. Y. Plant pathology. Milwaukee, Wis, Jan.
29, 85. A.B, Wiaconsin, 09, A.M, 10. Asst.
botanist, Ohio Exp. Sta^ 10-12; assoe, hotaniti,
N. 7. Exp. 8ta, Geneva, It- Phytopath. Soc

Olnedc, Dr. Bernard, 105 East 22d St, New York,
N. Y. Ftyehiatry. Poland, Oct. 8, 83. M.D,
Georgetown, 09; Munich and Berlin, 11. Mem.
staff, Govt. Hosp. for Insane, 09-16; mental
examiner of immigrants. Port of N. Y, 13;
director, psychiat. clinic. Sing Sing Prison, IS-
IS; mental hygiene dept, N. Y. 8oh, Social
Work, 18- Assoc, neur, Columbia. Am. Med.
Ass; PgychoL Ass; PsycJiopath. Ass; Ass. Clin.
GriminoL (pres, 18); Inst. Criminal Law and
Criminol; Am. Prison Ass. Psychopathology of
crime.

Goddazd, A(rtliiir) LCaumoe), Charles Gtordon,
Ine, Madison, Wis. Engineering. Bloomfleld,
N. jr, Sept 21, 70. B.S, Wisconsin, 96. Chief
draftsman, shop supt. and manager, various com-
panies, 99-09; asst. prof. mech. practise and
supt. shops, Wisconsin, 09; eaiee engineer,
Charlee Gordon, Ino, tO- Mech. Eng; Eng.
Educ Burning of heavy hydrocarbon liquids;
heat treatment of steel; bearing metal alloys.

Ooddard, Prof. Henry HCertMit), 1688 Granville
St, Columbus, Ohio. ^Teyehology. Vassalboro,
Maine, Aug. 14, 66. A.B, Haverford, 87, A.M,
89; PKD, Clark, 99. Prof. psychoL and pedag,
State Nor. Sch, West Chester. Pa, 99-06; difree-
tor, psychoL research. Training Sch, Yinelandy
N. J, 06-18; Ohio Bur. Juvenile Beeeareh, 18^
Acting prof, psychol, Haverford, 00-01; asst.
and lecturer, Clark Summer Sch, 97, 98, 03;
lecturer psychol. mental defectives, N. Y. Univ,
08-16. A. A; Psychol. Ass; Ass. Study Feeble-
Minded; Health League; Sch. Hygiene Ass;
Soc. Beige de P4dotech. The psychology of
faith cures; growth and heredity of feeble-
minded children; psychology of delinquency;
causes and consequences of feeblemindedness;
training of defective children; human efficiency
and levels of intelligence.

Goddard, Dr. Henry Newell, 316 Central St, Chip-
pewa Falls. Wis. Agriculture, Winnebago, 111,
Oct. 30, 67. Ph.B, Michigan, 93, Ph.D, 11.
Teacher science, State Nor. Sch, Oshkosh, Wis,
93-06; prof, biol, Carroll^ 06-09; head, dept
biol, State Nor. Sch, Superior, Wis, 11-13; su-

gervisor, high schools and special supervisor agr,
tate Dept. Pub. Instr, Wis, 13-20; eupt, schools,
Chippewa FaUs, Wis, SO- Cent. Ass. Sci. and
Math. Teachers. Vocational agriculture; sec-
ondary education; fungi of the soil.

Ctoddard, Dr. P(Uny) E(axle), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. "^EthnoU
ogy. Lewiston, Maine, Aug. 24, 69. A.B, Earl-
ham, 92, A.M, 96; Ph.D, California, 04. Asst.
anthrop, California, 01-02, instr, 02-07, asst.
prof, 07-09; assoc. curator, Am. Museum Nat,
Hist, 09-14, curator, 14- A.A; Anthrop. Ass.
(ed, 16-, treas, 19) ; Folk-lore Soc. Athapascan
linguistic stock; linguistics of Apache Indians.

Goddard, Dr. Bobert HCntehlngs), 5 Bishop Are,
Worcester, Mass. ^Physios. Worcester, Oct 5,
82. B.S, Worcester, 08; hon. fellow, Clarki
10-11, A.M, 10, PhJ), 11. Instr. physics, Wor-
eester, d9-ll; Princeton, 12-13; instr. and hon.
fellow, Clark, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-19, prof, 19-
AJL* Physical Soc. Electrical conduction of
powders; crystal reetiflen; mechanical force on
dielectrics in a magnetic fleld; interference col-
ors in clouds; balancing of aeroplanes; produc-
tion of gases by electrical dischargee in vacuum
tubes; method for researches at very high alti-
tudes.

Godfrey, Geo(rfe) H, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Botany, Madison,
Eans, Oct. 28, 88. B.S, Wash. State, 18 ; M.8,
Iowa State, 17. Asst plant path, Oregon Ezp.
Station, 13-14; sdentiiie asst, hwr. plant induet,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 14-16, 18, asst. pathologist, 19-
20, patholog^, tO- A.A; Phytopatfau Soe;
Waah. Bot. Soc Bice and castor bean diseases.

Goding, Dr. F(redecte) WCebeler), Amertesa Con-
•ulato General, Guayaquil, Ecuador. E^kmot'
ogy. Hyde Park, Mass, May 9, 58. MJD,
Northwestern, 82; PhJ), Bethel, 90. Special
asst. to state entomologist, lU, 85. Lecturer
nat. science, London Col; Young Men's Ass,
Newcastle, N. S.W. A.A; Ass. Econ. Entem;
Linnean Soc. N. S. W; fel. Boyal Anthrop. Soc
Australia; Polynesian Soc Biolo^; medicine;
law; economic entomology; Cicadidae and Oer-
copidae; Membracidae; anthropology.

Goetech, Dr. Bmil, Long Island College Hospital,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Anatomy, Physiology. Daven-
port, Iowa, Jan. 23, 83. B.S, Chica^^o, 03, fel-
low, 04-05, Ph.D, 06 ; M.D, Hopkins, 09. Asst.
anat, Chicago, 06-07, assoc, 07-08; research
asst. ezp. therapeut, Chicago, 08-09; asst surg,
in charge Hunterian lab, Hopkins, 09-10, aast.
res. surgeon, Hopkins, Hosp, 10-12; asst. surg.
Harvard Med. Sch, and res. surgeon, Petor Bent
Brigham Hosp, 12-15; assoc, Hopkins, 15-18,
assoc. prof, 18-19; prof, L. I. Col. Hosp, 19-
Sqc Internal Secretions (sec'y, 17, 18); Col.
Surg; Ass. Anat. Gastro-enterostomy; surgery
of the ductless glands; abdominal surgery.

G<ddbaum, Dr. Jacob S(amuel), Pels and Co,
Philadelphia, Pa. Electroehemistry. New York,
N. Y, Nov. 26, 87. B.S, Pennsylvania, 08,
PhJ), 10. Instr. electrochem, Pennsylvania, 08-
11; research chemist, Fels and Co, 11- A.A;
Chem. Soc. (councilor, 14-); Electrochem. Soe;
Franklin Inst. Atomic weights; electrochemical
analysis.

Goldberg, Prof. S(amael) A(lezander), 324 Mitch-
ell St, Ithaca, N. Y. Pathology. Bussia,
Dec. 12, 83. D.V.M, Cornell, 14, A.M, 16,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. Cornell, 13-15, instr, 15-17,
asst. prof, 17^ Ass. Path, and Bact; Yet. Med.
Ass. Comparative pathology and baeteriolofiry ;
inflammation of joints; melanosis; epithelial
tumors in domestic animals; fermenting proper-
ties of certain bacteria; spavin.

Goldberger, Dr. Joseph, 3462 Macomb St, N. W,
Washington, D. 0. ^Medicine. Austria-Hun-
gary, July 16, 74. M.D, Bellevue Med. Col, 95.
Commissioned med. officer, V, 8. Pub. Heaiih
Service, 99-, director, field investigations of peU
lagra, 14- Cutter lecturer, Harvard, 15. Ass.

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Path, and Baet; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med.
Abs. Yellow fever; measles; typhus fever; tre*
matode parasites; pellagra.

GoldonweilBery Dr. AClezander) A, 550 Biver-
side Drive, New Tork, N. Y. " Anthrapologv,
Kiev^ Bussia, Jan. 29^ 80. Diploma, Gymna-
Mum, Kiev, 00; A.B, Columbia, 02, A.M, 04,
Ph J), 1 0. Asst, leeturer and later instr. anihrop,
Columbia^ 10-19; instr, New 8ch. for Social Se-
search, 19-; lecturer. Band 8ch, Social Science,
14" Investigator, Can. GeoL Surv, 12- A. A;
Anthrop. Ass; Ethnol. Soc; Folk-lore 8oc Bell-
gion; social organisation; methodology of the
social sciences.

Ctoldfarb, Prof. A(braliam) J, College of the City
of New York, New York, N. Y. ^Zoology,
London, England, March 13, 81. B.S, CoL City
of N. Y, 00; Ph.D, Columbia, 10. Instr. wol.
Boys' High Sch, Brooklyn, N. Y, 09-10; tutor
biol. Col City of N. T, 10-11, instr. nat. hist,
11-13, asst. prof, liol, IS- Mem. Carnegie In-
stitution exped. to P. B. A.A^ Soc, Nat; Soc.
Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; Marine Biol. Ass. 'Bxpeii-
mental zoology; embzyology; physiology.

Goldman, E(dward) A(Iphonso), IT. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Zool-
ogy. Mount Carroll, 111, July 7, 73. Pub.
schools. Field naturalist, hioh surv, U. S. Dept,
Agr, 92-17^ asst. biologist, in charge div. hiol.
invest, 19- Biol, ezplor. in Calif, New Mex, Ariz,
and Mex. Major, Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; Ecol.
Soc; Soc. Mammal; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp;
mem. Omith. Union; Wash. Biol. Soc; Cooper
Ornith. Club. Bevision of the woodrats of the
genus Neotoma; revision of the spiny pocket
mice; rice rats of North America; mammals of
Panama.

Goldman, Dr. Marcus I(8aac), TJ. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Now
York, N. Y, Jan. 11, 81. B.S, Harvard, 02;
E.M, Columbia, 05; fellow, Hopkins, 1^18,
Ph.D, 13. Asst geologist, 17. 8. Geol. Surv, 07-
09, assoc. geologist, 14- A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc Petrology of sedimentary rocks.

Goldmark, Henry, 103 Park Ave, New York, N.
Y. CivU engineering. New York. June 15, 57.
A.B, Harvard, 78;- Polytech, Hanover, 78-80.
Civil engineer, 80-06; designing engineer, Pan-
ama Canal, 06-14. Bowland prize, Civil Eng.
Civil Eng; Soc Test. Mat; West. Soc Eng;
Can. Civil Eng; British Inst. Civil Eng. Hydro-
electric plants; .steel bridges; ship canals.

Goldring, BUsf Winifted, Slingerlands, N. Y.
Paleontology. Kenwood, N. Y, Feb. 1, 88.
A.B, Wellesley, 09, A.M, 12; Harvard, 10-11;
Columbia, summer, 13. Asst. geol. and geog,
Wellesley, 09-12, instr, 12-14; expert, V. Y.
State Museum, 14-15, asst. pcLleont, IS" AJL;
Paleont. Soc. Freah-water conditions in the.
Pleistocene of the Champlain basin.

Ooldflborougli, Prof. Francis 0, University of
Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y. Medicine. Balti-
more, Md, Sept. 13, 77. B.S, Princeton, 99;
MJ), Hopkins, 03. Instr. and later assoc
obstet, Hopkins, 04-10; prof, Buffalo, 10- Ob-
stetrics and gynecology; toxemia of pregnancy;
blood pressure in pregnancy; involution and tiie
position of the uterus.

Qoldsborongli, Prof. W(inder) B(lweU), 5 E.

42nd St, New York, N. Y. Electrical engineer-
ing. Baltimore, Md, Oct. 10, 71. ' M.E, Cornell,
92. Adj. prof, elec eng, Arkansas, 93^ prof,
Purdue, 94-05; v. pres, Denver Bes. Irrigation
Co, 07-10; G. M. Laramie Water Co, 10-13;
gen. manage^ New Home Sewing Machine C!o,
18-20, consulting engineer, BO- Chief, dept.
elec, La. Purchase Ei^os, 04; with J. G. White
and Co, 05. Knight Order of the Crown, Italy.
Int. Elec. Cong, St. Louis, 04 (v. pres). Elec.
Eng. (v. pres); Eng. Educ; Mech. Eng; Elec-
trodiem. Soc; Britic£ Ixist. Elec Eng. Electro-
magnetic phenomena.
Ooldscbmldt, Dr. 8(anind) A(nt]iony), 11 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York,
N. Y, Sept. 17, 48. A.B, Col. City of N. Y,
68, A.M, 79; E.M, Columbia, 71; Ph.D, Emory,
75. Chairman, Columbia Chem. Works, 80-
A.A; Chen). Soc; feL London Chem. Soc.

Goldsmith, Dr. Alfred N(orton), 43 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Radio engineering. New York,
Sept. 15, 87. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 07, fellow,
07-10; Ph.D, Columbia, 11. Tutor physics, Col.
City of N. Y, 10-11, instr, 11-15, asst. prof, 15-
19, assoc. prof. elec. eng, 19- Consulting radio
expert, TJ. S. Dept. Justice, 12; consulting radio
engineer^ Atlantic Communication Co, 14-; con-
sulting engineer. Gen. Elec. Co, 15-17 1 director
research, Marconi Wireless Telegraph Co. of Am,
17-19; director research dept, Badio Corp. of
Am, 19- Fel. Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; feL
Badio Eng. (director, 1^, ed, *Proc,' 12-, chair-
man committee on standardization, 14, sec'y,
18). Badio telegraphy: radio telephony; photo-
physics; transmission of canal rays through tiiin
partitions; precision measurements in radio en-
gineering.

Goldsmith, Dr. E(dward), 658 N. Tenth St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chemistry. Hamburg, Germany,
March 25, 33. Ph.D. Chief . chemist. Powers
and Weightman, 66-04. A.A; Franklin Inst;
Phila. A^td; Camden Astron. Soc Mineralog-
ical and therapeutical chemistry.

Goldthwait, Prof. J(ame8) Walter, Dartmouth
College, Hanover, N. H. Geology, Physiography .
Lynn, Mass, March 22, 80. A.B, Harvard, 02,
A.M, 03, Ph.D, 06. Instr. geol. Northwestern,
04-06, asst. prof, 06-08; assi. prof, and head,
dept. geol. and miner, Dartmouth, 08- AA;
GeoL Soc; Ass. Geog; Am. Acad. Hurricane
fault in southwestern Utah ; upwarped shorelines
of Lakes Algonquin and other extinct lakes of
the Laurentian system; raised sea beaches and
Champlain days of southern Quebec; surface
geology of northern New Hampshire.

Goldthwait, Dr. Joel E(ni68t), 372 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Surgery. Marblehead, Mass,
June 18, 66. B.S, Mass. Col, 85; M.D, Harvard,
90. Prof, hygiene and physical educ, Smith;
chief, orthop. service, Mass. Gen. Hosp; asst,
instr. and later assoc. orthoped, Sarvard Med.
Sch, Ot-; pres. of corp, Bohert Brigham Hosp.
Surgeon, Carney Hosp. and .Children's fiosp.
Orthop. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; British Orthop.
Ass. Orthopedic surgery; structure of the
human body; chronic bone and joint diseases.

Ooldthwaite, Dr. N(eUia) ECsther), Adams, Mass.
Chemistry. Jamestown, N. Y. B.S, Mich-

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igaa, 94; fellow, Chieago, 94-97, Ph.D, 04.
Heady dept. ehem, Mt. Holyoke, 97-05; assoc.
phjaiol. ehem, Bookefeller Inst, 06-08; aest.
prof, dept. household soienoe, Illinois, 08-15;
head, dept. home eoon, K. H. Col, 15-16; anoe,
prof, Colo. Agr. Col, 19- In the Orient, 16-19.
A.A; Chem. Soe. Substitated benzhydrol de-
rivatives and bromcyanaoetic ether; ehemistry
and physics of jellj making; the cooking quality
of potatoes.

Gombergy Pxof. Moses, 725 Oxford Bead, Ann
Arbor, Mich. ^Chemistry, Elizabet^^ad, Bos-
sia, Feb. 8, 66. B.S, Michigan, 90^ M.S, 92,
ScJ), 94; Munich, 96-97; Heidelberg, 97. Instr.
chem, Michigan, 93-96, 97-99, asst. prof. org.
ohem, 99-02, junior prof, 02-04, prof, 04-
Major, ordnance dept, 18; Nichols medal, Chem.
Soc, 14. Nat. Acad; A.A; Chem. Soc; Frank-
lin Inst; Philos. Soc. Trivalent carbon and free
radicals; quino-carbonium salts; tautomerism in
triphenylmethane series; ethylene chlorhydrin.

Oonnennaii, Prof. Haxrlsoa Frederidc, Unirersity
of Illinois, Urbana, HI. Engineering, Dixon,
HI, Aug. 24, 85. B.S, Illinois, 08, M.S, 18.
Asst, eng. exp. sta, lllvnois, 08^10, instr. eng,
10-14, first asst, 14-17, research assoc, 17-18,
research asst, prof, iheoret, and applied mech,
18- Test, engineer. Emergency Fleet Corp, sum-
mer, 18. Soc. Test. Mat; Concrete Inst. Ma-
terials of construction; concrete.

Gonzalez, Br. JesoB (y Slooo), P. O. Box 715,
Manila, P. I. Medicine. ApaUt, P. I, 85.
A.B, San Juan de Letran, Manila, 02; MJ>,
Bush Med. Col, 09. Asst. prof, pediai, Univ.
Philippinee. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; CoL Medico-
f armaceut. de FUipinas.

Oooch, Prof. F(Taok) A(ii8tlii), Yale UniTersity,
New Haven, Conn. ^Chemistry. Watertown,
Mass, May 2, 52. A.B, Harvard, 72, A«M,
Ph.D, 77; Vienna, 75-76; hon. A.M, Yale, 87.
Expert special agent of XT. S. Geol. Surv, tenth
census, 79-81; chemist. North. Transcont. Surv,
81-84; U. S. Geol. Surv, 84-86; prof. chem.
and director, Kent Chem. Lab, Tale, 85-18,
emer, prof, 18- Nat. Acad; A. A; Chem. Soe;
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; N. Y. Acad. Ajialyt-
ical methods.

Good, Prof. B(dwlB) 8(taaitoii), XTniversity of
Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Animal husbandry.
Clarence Center, N.Y, March 16, 71. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 03; European study, 05; M.S, lUinois,
06. Instr. and investigator animal husbandry,
Illinois, 08-06; head of dept, Ky. Exp. Sta, 06-,
prof. Kentucky, It- A.A; Soc. Animal Produc-
tion; Ass. S. Agr. Workers; Ky. Acad. Infec-
tious abortion in cows and mares; live stock
feeding.

Goodale, Prof. George Unooln, 5 Berkeley St,
Cambridge, Mass. ^Botany. Saco, Maine, Aug.
3, 39. A.B, Amherst, 60, hon. A.M, 66, LL.D,
90; M.I), Harvard, 63; hon. A.M, Bowdoin, 69,
LL.D, 94; LL.D, Princeton, 96. Prof. mat. med.
and nat. science, Bowdoin, 69-72; instr, bot,
Eahard, 72-73, asst. prof, 73-78, prof, 78-09,
emer. prof, 09- Assoc, ed, 'Am. Jour. Sci,' 88-
Int. Cong. Bot, Brussels, 10. Nat. Acad; A.A.
(v. pros, 89, pros, 90); Bot. Soc; Soc. Nat;
Ass. Anat; Physiol. Soc; Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad; hon. fel. N. Y. Acad; hon. fel. Boyal Soc.

New Zealand. Economic botany; improvement
of useful plants and their products; improve-
ment in quality and increaA in yield of products
of industrial plants, especially at the Harvard
Experiment Station in Cuba.

Goodale, Br. H(abert) D(aiia), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. ^Zoology.
Troy, N. H, June 5, 79. A.B, Trinity (Conn),
03, A.M, 04; fellow, Columbia, 05-06, PhJ>, 13.
Res. investigator, sta. for exp. evolution, Car-
negie Institution, 11-13 ; research biologist poul-
try husbandry, Mass. Exp. Sta, IS- A.A; Soc.
Zool; Poultry Ass. Embryology; genetics; in-
heritance in domestic f owL

Goodale, Dr. J(o8^h) L(lnoo]si), 258 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Laryngology, Saco, Maine, Jan.
22, 68. A3, Harvard, 89, A.M, MJ), 93. Asst
physician diseases of the throat, Mass. Gen.
Hosp, 94-08; iiistr. laryngol. Harvard, 08-^
A.A; LaryngoL Ass; Am. Med. Ass; CoL Surg.
Diseases of nose and throat; pathology of the
lymphoid tissue of the throat; infections enter-
ing the system through the nose and throat;
anaphylaids.

Goodale, Prof. Stephen L(inooln), 1156 Murray-
hill Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Metallurgy. Saco,
Maine, Aug. 31, 75. A.B, Colo. Col, 99, A.M,
09; E.M, Colo. Sch. Mines, 04. Consulting min-
ing engineer; prof, metal, Pittsburgh, 09- KJl;
Min. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; West. Pa. Eng.
Soc. Mining.

Goods, Prof. J(o]A) Paul* University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. Geography. Stewartville, Minn,
Nov. 21, 62. B.S, Minnesota, 89; Harvard, 94;
fellow, Qiicago, 96-97; PhJ), Pennsylvania, 01.
Prof. nat. science. State Nor. Sch, Moorhead,
Minn, 89-98; physical science and geog. East,
m. State Nor. Sch, 9^-01; instr. geog, Penn^l-
vania, 01-03; asst. prof, Chicago, 03-10, assoc
prof, 10-17, prof, 17- Instr. physiog. and
meteorol, Chicago, summers, 97-00, 02, co-editor,
'Jour, of Geog,' 01-04; expert econ. geog, Chi-
cago Harbor Commission, 08: gov't escort with
the hon. commercial commissioners of Japan in
Am. tour, 09; lecturer for Philippine Govt, 11.
A. A. (gen. sec'y, 08) ; Ass. Geog. (v. pres, 16) ;
Cent. Ass. Sci and Math. Teadiers; HL Acad;
Chicago Geog. Soc. (pres, 04-06, director, 04-) ;
Phila. Geog. Soc. (director, 01-03). Economio
geography; cartography; commercial parts;
geographic influence in the Great War; geo-
graphical education; maps for schools.

Good^ GeoCrgo) A(rtliiir), Kentucky Color and
Chemical Co, 34th St. and Tyler Ave, Louis-
ville, Ky. Chemistry. Westminster, Yt, Sept.
16, 71. A.B, Amherst, 94; A.M, Columbia, 98.
Principal, Deerfleld Acad, Mass, 95-97; asst.
chem, Barnard, Columbia, 98-00, tutor, CoL
Physicians and Surg, 00-04; instr, WeUesley,
04-10; color chemist, Henry Wood's Sons Co,
06-10, supt, 10-12; dry color dept, Sherwin
Williams Co, 12-20; sec'y and gen, supt, Ky.
Color and Chem, Co, tO- Chem. Soc. Volu-
metric determination of lead; household chem-
istry.

Goodenongh, Prof. G(eorge) A(lfred), 309 S. Lin*
coin Ave, Urbana, III. Mechaniodl engineering.
Davison, Mich, May 3, 68. B.S, Mich« Agr.
Col, 91; M.E, Illinois, 00. Instr. mech, Mich.

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263

Agr. Col, 91-98; meeh. eng, lUinoU, 95-97, asst.
prof, 99-05, BMoe. prof, 05-10, prof, thennody-
namics, 10- Eng. Edne; Meeh. Eng. Streeaes
in oval links; properties of satnmted and saper-
heated Tapors; gaseous explosions.

Goodnuui, 2>r. Bdwaxd H(aixUi), 248 8. 2l8t
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia,
April 4, 79. MJ>, Pennsylvania, 02; Berlin,
Pragae, Mnnieh, Strasbourg, 04-06. Asst.
instr. med, Penntfflvania, 08-10, instr, 10-12,
OMOO, if- Chairman, Pa. Soi Committee, 09.
AJk; Am. Med. Ass; Oastro-EnteroL Ass;
Climat. Ass; Phila. Path. Soo. (cnrator, 08,
see '79 09-11); Phila. CoL Physicians. Clinieal
medicine; patiiology; physiological diemistiy.

OoodpMtara^ Pzof. B(niest Wimam), 112 Win-
throp Boad, Brookline, Mass. Pathology, Clarks-
Tille,Temi, Oct 17, 86. A3, Vanderbilt, 07 ; M.D,
Hopkins, 12. Bockefeller fellow path, Hopkins,
12-13, instr, 13-15; Harvard Med. Sch, 15-18,
OMf. prof, Morvard, 19- Acting res. patholo-
gist, Hopkins Hosp, 13-15; res. pathologist,
Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, 15-18; lieut,
nJ9.N.B.F, M.C. 17-19. Ass. Path, and Bact;
Ass. Cancer Beeeareh. Belation of senescence
to tmnors; hemorrhagic pancreatitis; fibrinogen;
influenza.

Ooodxldi, Br. H(abert) B(aker), Wesl^yan Uni-
versity, Middletown, Conn. Biology, Salem,
Mass, Sept. 11, 87. B.S, Amherst, 09; A.M,
Columbia, 14, PhJ), 15; fellow, Princeton, 14-

15. Asst. biol, Amherst, 09-11; sool, Columbia,
12-14; instr. Mol, Union, 15-16; »ool, Weeleyan,
16-17, aesoe. prof, 17- Instr. embryol. Woods
Hole, 18-; Amherst exped. to Maine Coast, 09.
A. A; Soc ZooL Cytology; embryology; micro-
dissection.

Qoodxidgo, Dr. Fredexle a(roBTener), Pomfret
Center, Conn. Physioiogicdl chemistry. New
York, N. Y, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97; M.D, Co-
lumbia, 01, Ph.D, 14. Asst, instr. and later
€k»3oe, phyeiol. ehem, Columbia, It- Peary
exped, 97. A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
Harv^ Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Uricolyns and
suboxidation; biological studies of mercaptan
and sulphur.

Ooodspeed, Br. Arthur WClUis), University of
. Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Phyeioe, Hop-
kinton, N. H, Aug. 8, 60. A3, Harvard, 84;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 89. Asst. physics, Penn-
sylvaiUa, 84-85, instr, 85-89, asst. prof, 89-04,
prof, 04- Mem. jury awards, Nat. Export
Expos, 99* A.A; Physical Soc; Philos. Soc.
(sec'y, 00-); Am. B5ntgen Bay Soc (v. pres,
01, pres, 02); N. H. Antiq. Soc (v. pres, 96-

16, pres, 16) ; London Soc. Arts. BSntgen rays
and their applications; constants of the induc-
tion coil; radioactivity.

Goodq^ieed, Br. TChomas) H(arper), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Botany. Spring-
field, Mass, May 17, 87. A3, Brown, 09; Ph.D,
California, 12. Asst. lot, California, 09-12,
instr, 12-15, asst. prof, 15-20, assoo, prof, 20-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; West. Soc. Nat.
Oenetics; vegetable histology and cytology.

Goodwin, Prof. H(airy) MCaaley), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
^Physios, Electrochemistry. Boston, Mass, April

18, 70. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90; PhJ>, Leip-
sig, 94. Asst physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90-92,
instr, 92-97, asst prof, 97-03, assoc prof, 03-
06, prof, physics and electroohem. and in charge,
dept. eicctrochem, 06- A. A; Physical Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Astron. Soc; Am. Acad.
Physical and electrochemical studies on the
voltaic cell; viscosity of mercury vapor; vapor
pressure determinations of certain ether solu-
tions; electric conductivity of dilute acid solu-
tions; dielectric constants of liquid ammonia;
Billitier's method of absolute potential meas-
urements; electrical conductivity and viscosity
of fused salts; specific heat and latent heat of
fusion of inorganic salts; electrical properties
of inorganic salts at high temperatures.

Goodwin, Prof. L(eo) r(rank). Queen's Univw-
sity, E^ingston, Out, Can. Chemistry. A.C.G.I9
London, 98; Lrfpsig, 01; London, 03; PhJ),
Heid^berg, 03. Demonstrator chem, Univ. Col,
London, 03-05; chief Carnegie research asst to
Prof. Chas. Baskerville, 05-06; tutor chem, OoL
City of N. Y, 06-07, instr. and head, div.
physical chem, 07-09; asst prof, physical and
indust. chem. Queen's (Can), 09-13, assoc prof,
12-14, prof. ind. chem. and chem. eng, IS- Ma-
jor, C.E.P, 14-16. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem.
Indust; Electrochem. Soc; British Ass; f«L
London Chem. Soc; fel. Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain
and Ireland. Beduction products of piperonal-
darin; melting point determinations at low tem-
peratures; speme and latent heats of ice and
other substances; catalytic production of ko-
tones; radioactivity of metaliic thorium; oxida-
tion of sulphur dioxid.

Goodwin, Prof. W(i]Uam) Ii(ftwtQn), Queen's
University, Kingston, Out Chemistry. Bale
Verte, N. B, 56. Mt Allison Col, 76-77, LLJ),
19; Gilchrist scholar, Edinburgh, 77-80, B.S,

81, ScJ), 82; Heidelberg, 80-81; B.S, London,

82. Asst. to Sir Wm. Ramsay, 81-82; prof,
chem, Mt AUison, 82-83; Queen's (Can), 83-
93, director, sch. mining, 93-19, dean, faculty of
sciences, 11-19, retired, 19. A. A; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust. (chair-
man); feL Boyal Soc. Can. (pres, sect HI);
Can. Min. Inst. (v. pres). Properties of solu-
tions; analysis of corundum; vanadium in
titaniferous iron ores.

Goodwin, W(llliam) K(6l8on), Jt, Waverly Park,
Newark, N. J. Electrical engineering. Phila-
delphia, Pa, Oct 10, 76. B.S, Pennsylvania, 97,
E.E, 08. Besigner, Pa. Iron Works Co, 97-98;
engineer, lab, Weston Elec. Instrument Co, 98-
06, chief elec. engineer, in charge research lah,
06- A.A; Elec. Eng; assoc Physical Soc;
assoc. Badio. Eng. Instruments for precision
measurements of alternating and direct current
phenomena.

Gordin, Prof. H(arry) M(ann), 31 W. Lake St,
Chicago, HL Chemistry. Bussia, Aug. 16, 54.
Pharmacist, Moscow; Ph.B, Berne, 97. With
mfg. laboratories, 97-02; prof, chem, sch.
pharmacy, Northwestern, Ot-, dental sch, 07-
A. A; C^em. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass; Chem.
GeseU. Chemistry of alkaloids and bitter prin-
ciples; drug assaying; calycanthin; marrubin;
alkaloids of yellow parilla; philosophy.

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Gordlnlar, Dr. H(enttoxi) O(aiiip), 89 Fonrth St,
Troy, N. Y. Medicine. Troy, May 21, 64.
M.D, Albany Med. Col, 86 1 Prague, 89-90; hon.
AM, Williams. Instr. physieal diagnoaiB,
Albany Med. Col, 89-95, prof. aoat. of the
nerroua system and physiol, 95-15, praetiie of
med, IS-' Physieian, Samaritan and Cambridge
Hospitals and Protestant Orphan Aiylum, Troy.
A.A; Am. Physicians; Nenr. An; Therapeat.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass. Nenrolo^Qr; neuropa-
thology.

GknrdOB, Dr. Alfired, 1812 Spruce St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Neurology. Paris, France, 73. A.M. MJ>,
Paris, 95. Assoc, nervous and mental diseases
and neuropath, Jefferson Med. Col, 98-09;
neurologist, varioue koepitala, 00- Nenr. Ass;
Medico-Psychol. Ass; Phila. Acad; for. cor. Soc
medieo-psycdiol. de Paris. P^chiatry; aphasia;
mental disorders due to traumata.

Ctordon, Prof. O(bacta) H(enry), Uniyefsity of
Tennessee, KnoxviUe, Tenn. Geology, Fetrog-
rapky. Caledonia, N. Y, May 10, 57. B.S,
Albion, 86, M.S, 90; PhJ), Chicago, 95; Heidel-
berg, 97-98. Teacher, pub. schools, Keokuk,
Iowa, 87-90; instr. nat hist, acad, Northwest-
em, 90-93; snpt. schools, Beloit, Wis, 95-97;
Lincoln, Nebr, 99-03 ; lecturer sch. management,
Nebraska, 00-03, geol. and petrog, 01-03; act-
ing prof, geol, Washington (Seattle), 03-04;
prof. geoL and miner, N. Mex. Sch. Mines, 04-
05; asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surr, 0&-12;
prof. geol. and miner, Tewneseee, 07- Asst, Mo.
Geol. Surv, 90-92; Iowa Geol. Surv, 93-95;
Mich. Geol. Suit, 98-99; assoc state geologisti
Tenn. GeoL Surv, 10-13; chief, mines and
minerals dept, Appalachian Expos, KnoxviUe,
10, Nat. Conserv. Expos, 13. A.A; GeoL Soc;
Tenn. Acad, (pres, 12). Geology and under-
ground waters of northern Texas; geology and
mineral resources of Tennessee; ore deposits of
west central New Mexico.

Gordon, Prof. Clarence ECverett), Amherst, Mass.
Geology, Zoology, Clinton, Mass, Feb. 15, 76.
B.S, Mass. Col, 01; Boston, 03; A.M, Columbia,
05, Ph.D, 11. Asst. prof, zool, and geol^ Mass.
Col, 06-10, head of dept, 10- Asst. geologist,
N. Y. State GeoL Surv, summers, 08, 09, 12;
field geologist, Vt. GeoL Surv, 11-14, 18-20.
AAl; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc Early Paleozoic
corals; areal and structural geology within the
Taconic region of New York and Vermont; agri-
cultural geology.

Gordon, Prof. C(larence) McCheyne, Lafayette
College, Easton, Pa. Thyncs. Fannettsburg,
Pa, April 14, 70. A.B, Princeton, 91, fellow, 91-
92, A.M, 93; Ph.D, G6ttingen, 97. Asst phya-
ics, Williams, 93-94, instr. physics and math, 94-
95; asst. physical chem. Harvard, 97-08: prof,
physics. Cent TJniv. of Ky, 98-09; Lafayette^
09- AJl; Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc. Polarization capacity; electromotive
forces of fused salt cells; capacity and resist-
ance of aluminum anode ilhns; passivity of iron;
theory of passive state of metals; resistance of
dry cells.

Gordon, Dr. G(eorge) B(yron), University Mu-
seum, Philadelphia, * Pa. Archeology. P. E.
Isl, Aug. 4, 70. A.B, Harvard, 94, ScD, 02.
licader, Harvard exped. to Cent Am, 93-00;

curator ethnol, Pennsylvania, 04-10, direetor,
univ. museum, 10- Anthrop. Ass. Archeology
of Central America; hiftory of the arts.

Gordoii, Prof. H(iigb) B(yr0n), Leeds and North-
rup Co, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Near
Georgetown, Ohio, March 28, 82. A3, Miami,
08; M.S, niinoifl, 10, Ph.D, 12. With bnr.
ehem, U. S. Dept Agr, 12^13; instr. chem,
Oklahoma, 18 ; asst prof, Tex. Ool, 13-15, asioe.
prof, 15-17; asst prof, Butgera, 17-19; research
chemist, U. S. Teat Cond. Co, 11^20; Leeds and
Northrip Co, $0^ Chemu Soc Measurements
of vapor pressure lowering of solutions; eifeet
of light on cottonseed oil uid on dyes.

Gocdoii, 2>r. Sate, Carnegie Institate of Tech-
nology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Oshkosh,
Wis, Feb. 18, 78.' Ph.B, Chicago, 00, PhJ),
03; CoL Alumnae fellow, 03-04. Instr. philos,
Mt Holyoke, 04-05, assoc prof. p^ychoI, 05-06;
instr. educ pqychol, Teadiers Col, Columbia,
06-07; assoc. prof, edue, Bryn Mawr, 12-16;
asst prof. psychoL end educ, Carnegie Inst,
Tech, 16-19, assoc. prof, 19- Psychologist,
children's dept, Calif. State Board of Control,
18-19. PsychoL Ass; Philos/ Ass; GeselL ffir
Exp. PsychoL Memory and attention; affective
memory; color vision of the periphezal retina;
esthetics of color; memory for music; mental
tests on children.

Gordon, Prof. Neil B(lbridge), College Park, Md.
Physical chemistry. Spafford, N. Y, Oct 7, 86.
Ph.B, Syracuse, 11, A.M, 12 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17.
Asst prof, inorg. chem, Goucher, 17-19; prof,
physical chem, Maaryland, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc
InjQnite solubilities; dehydrating agents; ad-
sorption.

Gore, H(erbert) CQiarles), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
New York, N. Y, June 19, 77. B.S, Michigan,
99; fellow, Ohio State, 9^-00, M.S, 01. Asst.
chem, Ohio State, 00-01; teacher science, high
sch, Freeport, HI, 01-02 ; scientific asst and later
chemist in charge fruit and vegetable utilisation
lah, bur. chem, V. 8. Dept. Agr, Oi- Chem. Soc;
Wash. Bot. Soc. Biological and plant chem-
istry; chemistry; physiology and technology of
fruits.

Gore, Prof. James H(oward), 2210 B St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Mathematics, Geodesy.
Gore, Va, Sept 18, 56. Bichmond, 74-77, LL J),
11; B.S, George Washington, 77, PhJD, 88,
LL.D, 16, LittD, 18; Leyden, Berlin and
Brussels, 94, 98. Tutor math, Ge^ge Wash-
ington, 77-80, asst. prof, 80-82, prof, 82-
02, head prof, 02-09, emer. prof, 18- As-
tronomer, XT. S. GeoL Surv; civilian expert,
XT. S. Coast and Geod. Surv; pres, jury, Colum-
bian Expos, 93; Paris Expos, 00; commissioner
gen. expositions of Antwerp, Amsterdam, Lidge
and Brussels. Grand Cross, Order of Leopold;
Grand officer. Crown of Boumania and Crown of
Siam; M^rite agricole; Officer, Order of Wasa,
White Elephant, L6gion d'honneur, Isabella of
Spain and M6rite civil; Chevalier Orange and
Nassau; Grand Cross, Crown of Belgium.
MetroL Soc (sec'y) ; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos.
Soc; Dutch Acad; Imp. Bussian Geog. Soc.
Compilation of mathematical factors and for-
mulas.

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Goto, Jolm X(iiui0y), 69 High 6t, Orange, N. J.
Mathematics, Aetuaridl sei&nee» Newark, N. J,
Peb. 3, 64. A.B, Oolmnbia, 98, A.M, 86. Instr.
math, and physies, Woodbridge Seh, N. T, 84-
91; mathematieian, Frttdwtial Im. Co, 94, aatt.
aetnarj, 95-97, actwiry, 97", director, 07-, v.
pros, If^ Hath. 8oe; Actuarial Soc (paat
prea).

Qodiam, Pvof. r(red«iie) PCoola), 151 Meeting
8t, FYovidenee, B. I. BioHoffff. Providence,
April 29, 71. A.B, Brown, 93, A.M, 94. Inatr.
biol, Broum, 93-00, asfli. prof, 00-01, asaoc.
prof, 01-13, prof, haetor, 13^ Bacteriolog^,
Providence Health Dept; baeteriologitt |uid biol-
ogist, B. I. BheUflh Oonuniflsion; aec^, tmsteee,
R. I. State Banatorimn. AA; See. Nat; Soc.
Bact. (sec '7 and treas, 04, y. pret, 06, pres, 07) ;
Asa. Path, and Bact; Entom. Soc; Pnb. Health
Asa. (chairman, lab. sect) ; Waah. Acad; Boston
Soc Med. Sd. Crustacean embryology; phos-
phorescent bacteria; diphtheria bacillus; dis-
eases of fishes; oysters and sewage.

Omrtner, Prof. Boas Ailcan» UniYcnity Farm, St.
Paul, Minn. Chemittrff. Near O'Neill, Nebr,
March 20, 85. B.S, Nebr. Wesleyan, 07; M.A,
Toronto, 08; fellow, Columbia, 08-09, PhJ>, 09.
Besearch asst. agr. chem, NebradLa, 06-07; asst.
chem, Toronto, 07-08; ree. investigator bioL
ahem, sta. for ezp. evolution, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 09-14; assoc prof, soil chem, Minnesota,
14-16, agr. hioehem, 16-17, prof, and oMef of
div, Exp. ata, 17- Asst ed, 'Biochem. BuL'
A.A; Soc. Nat; Chem. Soc. (ed, 'Abstracts,'
chairman, div. biol, 19) ; Soc. Exp. Biol; N. Y.
Chemists Club; Ck>lumbia Biochem. Ass. (hon.
V. pres, 11); fel. London C!hem. Soc; Soc. chim.
de France. Nitroso compounds; formation and
cfaemistiy of animal pigments (melanin) ; chem-
istiy of embryonic growth; physico-chemieal
properties of vegetable saps; soil analysis; or-
ganic constituents of the soil; colloids; proteins.

Gorton, Prof. FCrederitk) B(u88«U), State Nor-
mal College, Ypsilanti, Mich. Physics. Water-
loo, Mich, Sept. 16, 71. Ph.B, Mich. State Nor.
Sch, 99; B.S, Michigan, 00, A.M, 01; Ph.D,
Berlin, 05. Instr. physios, Mich. State Nor. Col,
92-03, asst. prof, 05-08, assoc prof, 08-11, prof,
11-16, head of dept, 16- A.A. Minimum po-
tential of electrical discharge from points; point
discharge.

Oorton, Dr. W(l]llam) S(tnart), Western Electric
Co, 463 West St, New York, N. Y. Physics.
Baltimore, Md, March 28, 89. A.B, Hopkins,

08, A.M, 10, fellow, 10-11, 13-14, Ph.D, 14.
Instr. elec. eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 11-13; physi-
cist, Brady Inst, Hopkins Hosp, 14-17; assoc.
physicist, Bur. Standards, 17-20; research
physicist, West. Elec. Co, tO- Physical Soc
High voltage corona in air; X-rays; voltage
transformers.

GoflUne, Dr. H(aEOld) I(nniaii), State Hospital
for Mental Diseases, Howard, B. I. Pathology.
West Newton, Mass, July 2, 88. A3, Harvard,

09, MJ), 14. Intern, Psychopathic Hosp, Bos-
ton, 14; asst. physician, Danvers State Hosp,
14-15; asst. neuropath. Harvard Med. 8ch, 14-;
pathologist, Worcester State Hosp, IS- A. A;
Psychopath. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Dementia praecoz; tuberculosis.

Ooea, Dr. B(yron) 0(aflsiiiB)» Nda Park, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Physicai chemistry. Bochester, Ind,
March 27, 90. A.B, Wabash, 12; PhJD, Prince-
ton, 16; Columbia, 16. Instr. chem, Princeton,
13-17; tech. asst. exp, eng. dept, not. eleo. lamp
works. Gen. Elec Co, 19^ Chemist, bur. chem,
U. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 14, consulting chem-
ist, 16-17; lieut. col, C.W.S, 17-19. Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc Colloid chemistry; light pro-
duction at low temperatures; solutions of tin by
canned food&

Gobs, Prof. W(miam) F(re6maD) MCyriok), 61

Broadway, New York, N. Y. Steam engineering,
Barnstable, Mass, Oct. 7, 59. Certificate, Masc
Inst. Tech, 79: hon. M.S, Wabash, 88; DJBng,
Illinois, 04. Lastr. mech. arts, Purdue, 79-88,
prof, practical mech, 83-^9, ezp. eng, 89-07, di-
rector, eng. lab, 99-07, dean, scui. of eng, 00-07;
dean, coL eng. and director, sch. railway eng.
4uid administration, Dlmois, 07-17, director,
eng. ezp. sta, 09-17; pres, Eyi Car Manufac-
turers Ass, 17- Chief engineer, Chicago Ass.
of Commerce Committee, 13-16. Mem. jury
awards, Columbian Expos, 93; exec, committee,
Nat. Advisory Board of Fuels and Struct Ma-
terials, 06-; mem. Eng. Foundation. A.A;
Mech. Eng. (paat pres); Elec Eng; Eng.
Educ; West. Soc Eng; Western Bailway Club;
Master C!ar Builders; HL Acad; HI. Soc Eng.
and Surv; Int. Asc Test. Mat. Economic pcor-
formanee of locomotives; high pressures in
locomotive service; superheated steam in loco-
. motive service; car-azles; friction brakes; front-
end arrangement of locomotives; fuel briquets
in locomotive service; power transmission by
friction wheels; graphite as a lubricant.

Gossard, Prof. H(arry) A(Tfhiir), Ohio Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Wooster, Ohio. Ento-
mology. Ames, Iowa, Feb. 7, 68. B.S, Iowa
State, 89, M.S,* 92. Asst. entom, Iowa Ezp. Sta,
90-93; instr. science, high schools and acade-
mies, 93-99; entomologist, Fla. Ezp. Sta, and
prof, zool, entom. and geol, Florida, 99-04;
entomologist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 04-; non-res. prof,
entom, Ohio State, 17- A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; Nut-Growers Ass; Iowa Acad.
Economic entomology.

Gossard, Prof. H(airy) C(linton), Candler Build-
ing, Atlanta, 6a. Mathematics. Helena, Ohio,
March 13, 84. B.S, Ohio Northern, 07; fellow,
Hopkins, 12-13, Ph.P, 13. Instr. math, Okla-
homa, 13-14, asst. prof, 14-16; instr, IT. S.
Naval Acad, 17-18; asst. prof, Oklahoma, 18;
southern student field sec'y, int. committee, T.
M. C. A. A. A; Math. Soc. Geometry; teaching
of secondary mathematics.

Gotthelf, Dr. Angust HCenry), Hastings-on-Hud-
son, N. T. Chemistry. New York, N. Y, Sept.
7, 76. B.S, Columbia, 97, A.M, 98, PhJ), 00.
Chemist, XT. S. PharmacopcBia Be^vision Com-
mittee on Inorganics, 02-05; research chemist,
Schieffelen and Co, 05-07; with Dr. Leo H.
Baeheland, 08-; Gen. Bakelite Co, 10- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. GeseU. Action
of nitrils on organic acids; condensation prod-
ucts of phenols and formaldehyde; bakelite.

Gottflchalk, Prof. V(ictor) H(ago), 6039 Wood-
lawn Ave, Chicago, HL Chemistry, Physios.
St. Louis, Mo, May 19, 78. B.S, Missouri, 98^

266

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

M.S, 00; Harrardy snmmer, 00; Chieago, Bom-
meTB, 01, 08, Ph.Dy 17; Cornell, 01-02. Aast,
TJ. S. Aaaay Office, Kansas City, Mo, 98; ehem.
dept, Marion-Sims Med. Col, 99; asst. chem,
MiBsonri, 99-00, instr, 00-01, prof, and head of
dept, 01-18; director research, Am. Cotton OU
and Aeeoe. Companies, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Eleetroehem. Soe; Physical Soc; West. Soc.
Eng. Determination of alominnm; oxida of
tungsten; vapor composition; action of Mg and
Ca salts on soap solution; theory of balance;
technical Tolnmetric meUiods in general; oxida-
tion of natural solphids; ionization by alpha
rays; catalysis and colloid chemistry in the vege-
table oil industry.

Ckmid, Prof. 0ha(rle)8 K(ewtoii), 1218 Colcord
Building, Oklahoma City, Okla. Geology, En-
gineering. Lower Salem, Ohio, Jnly 22, 68.
BJ9, Southwest. Col, 99; A3i, Nebraska, 00,
Ph.D, 06. Instr. geol, Oklahoma, 00-08, prof.
geoL and miner, 08-11; res. hydrographer,
U. S. Qeol. Snrv, 02-05; director, Okla. GeoL
Surr, 08-11; oontuUing geologist, 11- Chair-
man, Okla. Consenration Commission, 07-11.
A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. Cong. (▼.
pres) ; Paleont. Soe; Inst. PetroL Technol; Ass.
Petrol. Geol; Min. and Metal. Eng; Okla. Acad,
(pres, 12); Boyal Soc Arts. Water, oil, gas
and coal resources of Oklahoma and adjacent
states.

Gonld, Dr. Oeo(rge) M(ilbry), 215 Atlantic Ave,
Atlantic City, N. J. Biology, Ophthalmology,
Auburn, Maine, Nov. 8, 48. A.B, A.M, Ohio
Wesleyan, 13; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 88.
Practising ophthalmologist, 88-^ Ed, 'Am.
Med,' 'Biographic Clinics,' medical dictionaries,
year-books, text-books, etc. A.A; Ophthal. Soc;
Phila. CoL Physicians. Medical ophthalmology,
philology and biology; psychology.

Gould, Dr. Haxley ir(athan). West Springfield,
Pa. Anatom/g, West Springfield, Oct 17, 87.
A.B, Allegheny, 10; A.M, ^nceton, 14, FhJD,
16. Instr. zool, CaUfomia, 16-17; asst. prof,
anat. West Virginia, 17-18; Pittsburgh, 18-19;
prof, hiol. Wake Forest, f(7- Ass. A^t. Germ
cells; sex determination.

QoQld, HCarris) P(ezle7), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Pomology.
North Bridgton, Maine, Sept. 6, 71. B.S,
Maine, 93; M.S.A, Cornell, 97. Asst. horticul-
turist, Maine Exp. Sta, 93-96; asst, Cornell Exp.
Sta, 97; N. Y. State inspector of nurseries,
98; asst. entomology and horticulturist, Md.
State Dept Hort. and Exp. Sta, 99-01; asst
pomologist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-07, pomologist,
07" Mem. jury awards, La. Purchase 'EUpos,
04. A. A; Soc. Hort. Sd; Pomol. Soc; Wash.
Bot Soc Fruit production in the ITnited States.

Gould, Balph A(mo8), 216 Pine St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Chemistry, Ortonville, Mich,
March 7, 76. B.S, California, 97. Chemist,
TJ. S. Navy Yard, Mare Isl, Calif, 99-04; chief,
food and drug inspection lab, bur. chem, XT. S.
Dept. Agr, San Francisco, 05-12; mem. firm,
Goild and Ash, IfS- Sec'y, Selby Smelter Com-
mission, 13-14. A.A; Chem. Soc. (pres, Calif,
sect, 11, councilor, 09, 15) ; Chem. Eng. XTtili-
zation of wastes; process improvement and
process control; oi^anic technology.

Gonxtosr, Piof. J(ofleph) H(aryey), Morgantown,
W. Va. Sortioultwre. Homer dtj, Pa, July 1,
83. B.S, Ohio State, 08, M.S, 15. Asst horticul-
turist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 08-10, asst. prof, hort, Ohio
State, 10-12; prof, N. H. Col, and v. director,
Exp. Sta, 12. State supervisor, war gardens,
N. H, 18. Ed. hort, 'Bot Abstracts.' A.A;
Soc. Hort. Sd; PomoL Soc (▼. pres, N. H. sect).
Fertilisation in orehards; flower-bud formatioii.

Gowdy, Prof. B(ob«rt) O(lyde), XTniyersity of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Physios. Spring-
field, Ohio, March 10, 86. A3, Cincinnati, 06»
Hanna fellow, 06-09, AM. 07, PhJ>, 09, Cam-
bridge, England, 10; Col. de France, 11. Instr.
physios, Lehigh, 12-13; Cincinnati, 13-15, asst.
prof, 15-18, assoc. prof, 18-20, prof, tO- A.A;
assoc Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique. Eleetrie
wmves; ionisation; X-rays.

Graban, Dr. A(madeii8) WdJUam), Universi^
of Peking, Pddng, CSiina. ^PaleoiUology,
Stratigraphy. Cedarbnrgh, Wis, Jan. 9, 70.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96; M.S, Harvard, 98,
fellow, 98-99, ScJ), 00. Student asst paleont,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 92M)6, instr. paleont and
asst. geol, 96-97; instr. geol, Rensselaer, 99-00,
prof, 00-01; lecturer paleont, Columbia, 01-08|
adj. prof, 02-05, prof, 05-19; geol, Univ. Peking
and mem. Chinese Qedt. Sunt, 20- Guide and
lecturer, Museum of Boston Soc. Nkt Hist, 92-
00; lecturer geol. Tufts, 00-01. Seventh Int
Zool. Cong, (sec'y, sect, paleozool). AJL; GeoU
Soc; Paleoni. Soc; Wash. Acad; feL N. T.
Asad. (v. pres, sect geoL and miner, 06-07);
Paleont GeselL Salt, oil and gas geology; ap-
plied stratigraphy; North American fossila;
geology of non-metaUic mineral deposits other
than silicates; succession of faunas in middle
Devonic of United States; phylogeny of in-
vertebrates, chiefly Gastropoda; Hamilton fau-
nas of Michigan.

Graber, Prof. MCynm) S(ail), Momingside Col-
lege, Sioux City, Iowa. Uaihematios, Physios.
Mt. Eaton, Ohio, July 25, 80. A.B, Heidtiberg
(Ohio), 01, A.M, 04; fellow, Chicago, 17-18.
Instr. math, Heidelberg (Ohio), 03-05, prof,
physics, 05-19; Momingside, 19- A. A; Math.
Soc; Physical Soe; fel. Iowa Acad; C^ircolo
Mat. di Palermo. Mathematical theory of pro-
jectiles; eydidal surfaces; non-analytical func-
tions in mathematics and physics.

Oradle^ Dr. H(arry) S(eaxl8), 22 E. Washington
St, Chicago. lU. Ophthalmology. Chicago,
83. A.B, Michigan, 06; MJ), Bush Med. Col,
08; Vienna, Prague, London, 09-10. Prof,
ophthal, C!hicago Eye and Ear Col, 12-15; Post-
Orad. Med. 8eh, Chicago, 16- A.A; Am. Med*
Ass; Acad. OphthaL and Oto-Laryngol; Heidel-
berger Ophthal. Gesell. Blood condition in sym-
pathetic ophthalmia; the blind spot

Oraenieher, Dr. S(lginund), Larkins, Fla. Zool-
ogy. Natches, Miss, April 29, 55. Ph.D, Bftle^
84; M.D, Munich, 88. Entom. Soc; Wis. Nat.
Hist. Soe. Animal behavior; pollination fxt
flowers by insects ; life history of bees and their
parasites.

Graff, Prof. Paul W(eidemeyer), 325 Daly Ave,
Missoula, Mont. Botany. Indianapolis, Ind,
Oct 10, 80. B.S, Conn. Col, 07; A.M, Colum-
bia, 16. Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 07-

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09: asst. bot, Ejosas State, and plant pathol-
ogist, £zp. Sta, 09-11; mycologist. Bur. Scienee,
P. I, 11-14; instr. hot, Montana, 16-18, as9t.
prof, 18- A.A; Bot. Soe; Phytopath. Soe.
Cryptogamie botany; mycology.

GraliaiB, Prof. Bvarts ACmlnoie), Washington
University School of Medicine, St. Loois, Mo.
Bwrgery. Chicago, Dl, March 19, 83. A.B, Prince-
ton, 04; MJ), Bosh Med. Col, 07, fellow, 07-09,
CSiicago. Intern, Preeb. Hosp, Chicago, 07-08;
aast. 9urg, Bnsh Med. Col, 10-14, instr, 14-19;
prof, Washimgion {8i. Louis), 19^ Snrgeon-in-
chief, Barnes Hosp. and St. Loois Children's
Hosp; major, M. C. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet;
CoL Snrg; Surg. Ass; Soe CUn. Inyest; Am.
Med. An. Experimental surgery; effects of
anesthetics on tiie body; liver infeetions; me-
chanics of the thorax.

Graham, Mts. Brarti AmIxroM, (Dr. Halni TVed-
w»y), 4906 Argyle Ave, St. Lonis, Mo. Chem*
istry, Dubuque, Iowa, July 21, 90. A.B,
Bryn Mawr, 11, AJf, 12; OSttingen, 13-18;
Fh.D, Chicago, 15. Asst. pharmacol, JSopldnSy
18. Chem. Soe

Oraluun, Dr. G(eorfe> S(tfl«ni), Albany Hospital,
Albany, N. Y. Pathology. Camden, N. J, 79.
B.L, Dartmouth, 02, MJ), 05, A.M, 13. Path,
intern, Boston City Hosp, 05-06; instr. path,
and bacter, med. sch, Dartmouth, 05-10, asst
prof, bacter, 10-18; prof, path, grad. sch. med,
Alabama, 13-14; first asst, Boston City Hosp,
14^15, second asst. pathologist, 15-16; patholo-
gist and director, lab, Vancouver (B. C.) Hosp,
16-17; prof, path, Albamy Med. Col, 17- Asst
bacteriologist, N. H. State Board of Health, 07-
18. Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Ass. Fat
embolism; primary cardnoma of appendix;
ovarian pregnancy; toxic lesions of aidrenal;
staining technique for marrow eells and leuco-
cytes; hemic basophil; experimental syphilis in
rabbit; toxic changes in leneoeytie granules.

Oraliaai, Prof. H(arri]i«ton) B(idwtil), 210 Post
St, San Francisco, Calif. Medieine. Santa
Barbara, Cklif, April 9, 74. B.S, California,
96, M.D, 99. AsMoe, olin. prof, twrg, Stan-
ford, IS- AJl; Am. Med. Ass; LaryngoL
•BhinoL and OtoL Soe; Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-
Laryngol. Otology; rhinology; laryngology.

Graham, Jamea O(liaadlor), Andover, Mass. Geol-
ogy, Chemietry. BrooUyn, N. Y, June 14, 68.
B.S, Wesleyan, 90, 90-93. Inetr. chem, PhUlipe
Aoad, 9S~ Asst, XT. S. Oeol. Surv, 90-^1. A.A;
Chem. Soe. Sand transportation; artificial g^-
sers.

Graham, Prof. John Yiwmg), University, Ala.
BiBitogy. Montgomery, N. Y, Dec 31, 69. B.S,
Princeton, 92, M.S, 94; PhJ>, Munich, 97.
Prof, hiol, Alabama, 97- A.A; Soe. Zool; Boa-
ton Soe Nat. Hist. Trichina spiralis.

Graliam, Dr. lOargaret A(lazaiider), 47 E:en8ington
Ave, Jersey Caty, N.J. Botany. Jersey City, Sept
23, 76. A.B, Cornell, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D,
12. Substitute, Bandolph-Maeon Woman's Coly
09-10; instr. hot, Teachers Col, Columbia, 13-
14; Hunter, 14- A. A; Bot. Soe; Torrey Bot
Club. Cytology of the liverworts.

Graham, Miss Sfiimia A(lmlxa), 225 W. 69th St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Lockport, N. Y,

Sept. 17, 75. A.B, Mt Holyoke, 00, fellow at
Michigan, 05-06, A.M, Michigan, 06; fellow,
Bryn Mawr, 06-07, 10^-11, fellow 1^ courtesy,
11-12, PhJ), 12. Instr. chem, Mt. Holyoke, 02-
05; prof. Lake Erie, 07-10, 12-13; acting prof,
Wells, 13-15; instr, Wellesl^, 15-17; abstractor
and librarian, research dept. Gen. Chem. Co, 17*
20; instr, chem, Hunter, tO- Chem. Soe In-
organic and physical chemistry.

Graham, B(icfaard) P(eieival) D(ev«rmiz), Mc-
Gill University, Montreal, Can. Qeology. Co.
Kildare, Ireland, June 14, 80. B.A, Oxford;
M.Sc, McGilL Asst. prof, miner, MoOiU, Miner.
Soe; feL Boyal Soe. Can; Miner. Soe. Gt. Brit-
ain and irehind. Mineralogy; crystallography;
economic geology.

Graham, W(i]UA)m J(o0fph), 629 W. 115th St,
New York, N. Y. Life insuranee, Jefferaoa
Co, Ky, Sept 23, 76. Xavier (Ky); St
Francis Xavier (N. Y). Actuary, Sun Life
Ins. Co. of Am, 95-02; Metropolitan life Ins.
Co, 02-05; in charge of examination, N. Y. Life
Ins. Co, 05-06; v. pres, actuary and director,
Northwest. Nat Life Ins. Co, 06-11; west snpty
Equitable Life Assurance 8oc. of the 17. ifif, 11~
12, supt, departments of group insurance,
monthly premium and home purchase, New
York, It- Consulting aetuary Am. Sch. of In-
surance; Int Cong, ijts and Sciences, St Loui%
04; Int Cong. Math, Heidelberg, 04; Int Cong.
Actuaries, Berlin, 06; Int Cong. Med. Directors,
Berlin, 06. AJl; Math. Soe; Statist Ass; feL
Actuarial Soe; Casualty, Actuarial and Statist
Soe; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.

Graham, Dr. W(llliam) P(ratt), 1205 Harrison
St, Syracuse, N. Y. Physics, Bledricai engi"
neering. Oswego, N. Y, Nov. 24, 71. B.S,
Syracuse, 93; Ph.D, Berlin, 97; Darmstadt Poly*
tech, 97-98. Assoc prof. elec. eng, ByracusCf
98-01, prof, 01-, dean, col. applied science, Ur'
Astron. Soe; Math. GeselL Distribution of po-
tential in vacuum tubes; nature of the electeie
spark.

Granger, Walter, American Museum of Natural
History, New York, N. Y. FsHefrnits poleoii-
tology. Middletown Springs, Vt, Nov. 7, 78.
High sch, Butland, Vt Asst, dept taxid. Am,
Museum Nat. Hist, 90-96, dispt. vert, paletmi,
96-09, asst curator, 09-11, assoc. curator, Ur-
Geol. Soe; Soe. Mammal; Paleont Soe; assoe.
mem. Omith. Union; N. Y. Iiinnean Soe {sec'j,
97-04, V. pres, 04-06, 19). Vertebrate paleon-
tology; Eocene stratigraphy and fauna.

Grant, Prof. Btmir DCaaitf), 830 College Are,
Bidimond, Ind. Mathematics, Physics. Delhi,
N. Y, Feb. 25, 73. A3, Colgate, 95; A.M,
Chicago, 97, Ph.D, 16. Instr. math, Lewis Inst,
96-99; math, and physics, Mich. CoL Mines, 00-
04, aast prof, 04-20; head, dept. math, Sari-
ham, £0- Math. Ass.

Grant Prof. Udysses) S(hennaa), Evanston. BL
*Oeology. Moline, 111, Feb. 14, 67. B.S, Min-
nesota, 88; Ph.D, Hopkins, 93. Asst. state
geologist, Minn, 93-99; instr. geol, Minnesota,
97-98; prof. geol. and curator, museum. North-
western, 99-, acting dean, col. liberal arts, 07-
08, 16-19. Assoc ed, 'Am. Geologist,' 97-05;
geologist. Wis. GeoL and Nat. Hist Surv, 99-
07; XT. S. Geol. Surv, 04-; consulting geologist^

268

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

111. Geol. Surv, 05- A.A. (v. pree, E, 15);
GeoL Soc. Petrographie and economie geology
of the iron and copper districts of the Lake
Superior region and the lead and zinc district
of Wisconsin and Illinois; ore deposits of Prince
William Sound and Kenai peninsula, Alaska;
glaciers of Alaska; gas in Illinois; iron ores in
Wyoming; gold in Oregon.

Orantluun, Pxof. A(rtliiir) E(mott), Virginia-
Carolina Chemical Co, Richmond, Ta. Agron-
omy, Ladoga, Ind, June 1, 77. A.B, Indiana,
03; B.SA, Missouri, 05. Instr. agron, Missouri,
and asst. agronomist, Exp. Sta, 05-07; prof^
DeL CoL and agronomist, Exp. Sta, 07-19;
director, agr. service Ittr, Virginic^CaroH/na
Chem. Co, 19- A.A; Soc. Agron; Bot, Soej
Farm Econ. Ass. Agrienltural botany.

Grantliam, Dr. Gdiy) E(7W«tt), CoUege Stati<m,
Tex. Physics. Ladoga, Ind, Feb. 1, 86. A.B,
Indiana, 09, A.M, 13 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 20. Instr.
physies, Purdue, 09-15; Cornell, 15-17; assoo.
prof, Tex. Col, tO- Capt. Sig. C, 17-19. A.A;
Physical Soc Infra-red absorption spectra of
glasses and alkali hydroxids.

OranTille, Dr. W(I]]lam Anthony), Gettrsbur?,
Pa. Uathemaiics* White Bock, Minn. Dec 16,
63^. Ph.B, Yale, 93, Ph.D, 97; LL.D, Lafayette,
11. Instr. math, Sheffield Sd. Sch, Yale, 93-10;
pres, Fewnsylvania Col, 10- A.A; Math. Soc
Group theory; designed polar coordinate plot-
ting paper; differential and integral caleiQus;
trigonometry; logarithmic tables; elementary
analysis.

Orasty, Dr. J(ohn) S(haxdiall), Charlottesville,
Va. Geology, Mineralogy. Versailles, Ky,
March 15, 80. A.B, Hopkins, 02, Ph.D, 08;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 08; B.S, Washington and
Lee, 04. Asst^ XT. S. Geol. Surv, 05; Md. Geol.
Surv, 07; adj. prof. geoL and miner, Virginia,
08-16, assoe. prof,- geol, 16- Asst. state geol-
ogist, Va. Geol. Surr, 08; petroleum geologist
and director various mining companies. A.A;
GeoL Soc; Min. and Metidi Eng; Min. Eng.
limestone and cement materials of Maryland;
iron and coal in the southern states; origin,
structure and ocemrrence of Virginia slates and
associated rocks; petroleum geology in Texas
and Louisiana; potash-bearing iron ores.

Graton, Prof. L(0Ql8) C(aryl), Cambridge, Mass.
^Geology. Parma, N. Y, June 10, 80. B.S,
Cornell, 00, fellow, 0M)3; McGill, 0(H)2. Dem-
onstrator, McGiU, 00-02; geologist. Out. Crown
Lands Exploring Exped, 02; U. S. Geol. Surv,
03-09; sec'y, Copper Producers' Ass, 0^14,
Commission for War Service, 18; asst. prof.
mining geol. Harvard, 10-12, prof, IS- Expert
mine valuation, XT. S. Bevenue Bur, 19-20. Mhu
and Metal. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; GeoL.
Soc; Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Gim>L Soc.
Mining geology; copper deposition; secondaiy
enrichment.

Oranstelii, Dr. W(illiani) 0(aq>ar), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. * Mathematics. Cam-
bridge, Nov. 15, 88. A.B, Harvard, 10, A.M, 11,
traveling fellow, at Bonn, 11-13, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. math, Harvard, 13-14, instr, Bice Inst,
14-16, asst. prof, 16-18; lecturer. Harvard, 19,
asst. prof, 19- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Geometry.

Gravatt^ G(6orge) Flippo, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathoU
ogy. Boanoke, Va, April 27, 91. B.S, Va. Poly-
tech, 11, M.S, 12. Govt, work on ehestnut blight,
Va, if- Phytopath. Soc; ^Forestry Ass; Wadi.
Bot. Soc Plant breeding; chestnut blight;
white pine blister.

QfrB!79, Pxof. B(«iJaiiUii) H(arrifloii), Wabash Col-
lege, Crawfordsville, Ind. Zoology. Monrovia,
Ind, 78. B.S, Earlham, 03; M.S, Carleton, 06;
fellow, Hopkins, 09-10, Ph.D, 10. Instr. biol,
Garleton, 04-06; asst prof, Earlham, 08-09;
prof. £Ool, Wyoming, 10-13* biol, Knox, 13-17;
sool, Wabash, tO-' A.A; Soc. ZooL Lamelli-
branehiata; MoUusca; anatomy, physiology and
embryology of Pinna seminuda; recent <Sianges
o£ WyonSig fauna; life history of Zeugophom
scuttelarius; embryology and breeding habits of
Chiton; the otoeyst of the Pinnidae.

Grave, Prof. OasweU, Washington University, St.
Louis, Mo. ^Zoology. Monrovia, Ind, Jan. 2^
70. B.S, Earlham, 95; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99, A.
T. Bruce fellow. 99-01. Temporary asst, U.
S. Fish Commission, 99-00; asst sool, Hopkins,
01-02, assoc, 0^-06, assoc prof, 06-19; prof,
and head of dept, Washington (8t. Louis), 19^
Instr. invert, zool, Woods Hole, 01, instr. in
charge, 12-19, mem. board of trustees, 20; direc-
tor, TJ. S. Fisheries Lab, Beaufort, N. C, 0^06;
prof, biol, Goucher, 06; shell-fldi conunissionflr,
Md, 06-12. Capt, C. W.S, 18. A.A; Soc Nat;
Soc. Zool. (sec 'y-treas, 13-18, v. pres, 1^).
Embryology of echinoderms ; experimental oyster
culture; structure and activities of compound
ascidians.

Graves, Prof. Arthur H(armoiint), 35 Autumn St,
New Haven, Conn. Botany, New Haven, Jan.
22, 79. A.B, Yale, 00, Ph.D, 07; London, 14-
15. Asst. bot, ShefHeld Sci. Sch. and forest
sch, Yale, 02-04, instr. forest bot, forest sch,
04r^6, bot, Yale, 06-09, asst. prof, 09-14; assoe.
prof, biol. Conn. CoL for Wom^ 16-17; pa-
thologist and collaborator, office investigations
in forest path, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18- Collabora-
tor, lab. forest path, bur. plant indnst, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 09-10. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; New Eng. Bot. Soc; Conn. Bot. Soc Mor-
phology and physiology of fungi; diseases of
North American forest trees; disease resistance
in the American chestnut.

Graves, Dr. G(ordon) H(arwood), Purdue Uni-
versity. La Fayette, Ind. Mathematioa. Logans-
port, Ind, July 10, 84. B.S, Earlham, 05; A.B,
Haverford, 06; A.M, Columbia, 09, PhJ), 14.
Instr. math, George Sch, Bucks Co, Pa, 06-08;
Columbia, 11-15; Purdue, 15-20, asst. prof, tO-
Math. Soc ; Math. Ass. Algebraic curves.

Graves, Prof. Henry S(olon), 1731 H St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Forestry. Ma^tta,
Ohio, May 3, 71. A.B, Yale, 92, hon. AJC, 01;
Harvard, 94-95, hon. A.M, 11; Munich, 95-96.
Asst. chief, div. forestry, TT. S. Dept. Agr. 98r-
00 ; prof, forestry and director, forest sch, Yale,
00-10; chief forester, U. S. Forest Service, 10-
20; consuiting forester, iO- Lieut, col, corps
engineers, A.E.F% mem. govt, div, Nat. Besearch
Council; mem. Nat. Conservation Commission.
AJL; Soc Foresters; Am. Geog. Soc; Conn.
Acad ; Wash. Acad ; hon. mem. British and Scot-

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269

tiah Arbor Soeieties. White pine; forest men-
8nration«

GraY<e8» Dr. Stuart^ 101 W. Chestnut St, Louis-
ville, Ky. Pathology. Boonville, N. Y, Feb. 6,
79. M,D, Syracnae, 11. Path, intern, B. I.
Hosp, 11-12; intern and first asst. path, Boston
City Hosp, 12-14; prof. path, and htuter^ med.
dept, LowUvUle, 14-, derUal dept, 18- Patholo-
gist, Louisville City Hosp, 14-: acting aast. sur-
geon, TJ. S. Pub. Health Servioe, 18-19. Asst.
Path, and Bact; Ass. Immunol; Int. Ass. Med.
Mus; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriology; serology.

Graves, Dr. WllUam P(hiUipa), 244 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Oyneoology. Andover, Mass,
June 29, 70. A.B, Yale, 91; M.D, Harvard, 99;
Mass. Gen. Hosp, 00. Surgeon-in-ehief, Free
Hosp. for Women, Brookline, Mass, 11; prof,
gyneo, Sarvard Med. Sch, IX- Am. Med. Ass;
C^ec Soe; Cancer Besearch Soe; Col. Surg.

Giavea, Dr. WCilllam) W(adiliigton), 5136 En-
right Ave, St. Louis^ Mo. Neurology. Ls
Grange, Ky, 65. M.D, 88; Heidelberg, Berlin
and Vienna, 01-04. Instr, 8i. LoiUs, 05-06,
asst. prof, 08-13, assoe. prof, 13-14, prof, nerv-
oug and menial diseases and oha4irman of dept,
14" AJl; Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; St. Louis
Neur. Soe. (pros, 19). The shoulder girdle;
comparative osteology; heritable variations; ex-
perimental syphilis.

Gray, Prof. Alexander, Cornell XTnirersity, Ithaca,
N. Y. JSleotrieai engineering. Edinburgh,'
Scotland, March 9, 82. B.S, Edinburgh, 04;
M.8, McGill, 17. Mechanic, 96-02; elec. de-
signer, 05-10; asst. prof, elec eng, McGill, 10-
15; head, elee. eng. dept, Cornell, 16- Potts
gold medal, Franklin Inst A. A; Elec Eng.
Heetrical machinery.

Gray, Dr. Arthur W(eniiigton), 312 S. Walnut
St, Milford, Del. Thyeioe. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Feb. 19, 75. A.B, California, 96, Whiting fel-
low, 02-04; Ph.Dy Berlin, 04. Asst physics,
Calif omia, 97-99; teacher math, Wilmerding
Sch. Indust. Arts. San Francisco. 00: science
and math, high sch, Merced Co, Calif, 00-02;
re^arch asst. to Prof. H. Kamerlingh Dunes,
Leiden, 04-05; instr. physics, California, 05-
09; asst physicist, Bur. Standards, 09-16; di-
rector physical research, The L. D. CanUk Co,
16- A. A; Physical Soe; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Wash. Philofl. Soe; Wash. Acad; Soe. de
Physique. Ozon^zation by silent electrical dis-
charge; thermal expansivity over wide tempera-
ture ranges: temperature unifoTmity in electric
furnace; micrometer microscopes; dental amal-
gams.

Gray, Dr. C(larence) TCmman), 8202 West Ave,
Austin, Tex. Psychology. Russell, Kans, Nov.
22, 77. A.B, Indiana, 04; A.M, Chicago', 11,
PhJ), 16. Instr. edue. psyohol, Texas, 11-15,
adj. prof, IS- Besearch instr. educ. psychol,
Chicago, 16-17. AJl; Psychol. Ass; Soe. Col.
Teachers Educ. Educational and experimental
psychology.

Gray, Dr. Bthan A(llen), 2733 N. Clark St,
Chicago, m. Medicine. Chicago, Dee. 18, 64.
M.D, Bush Med. Col, 87; Berlin; Vienna. Asst.
prof, med, Northwestern, Med. supt, CSiicago

Fresh Air Hoq^^ 09- Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber.
Tuberculosis.

Gray, Dr. Frank, Western Electric Co, New York,
N. Y. Physios. Alpine, Ind, Sept 13, 87. B.S,
Purdue, 11; M.S, Wisconsin, 13, PhJ), 16.
Asst. and instr. chem, Wisconsin, 11-18; re^
search physicist, West. Eleo. Co, 19- Besearch
worker, U. S. N. Exp. Sta, 18-19. Physical Soe.
Optical activity.

Gray, G(eorge) Fraads^ National Aniline and
Chemical Co, 21 Burling Slip, New York, N. Y.
Bleotrieal engineering. Wheelersburg, Ohio,
May 24, 87. M.E. (E.E), Ohio State, 09; Pitts-
burgh, 17. Student engineer. Gen. Elec Co,
09-10, research worker and asst. director, pro-
tective apparatus lab, 10-16; engineer, Stand-
ard Aniline Co, 16; fellow, MeUon Inst, 16-17;
engineer, Nat. AnHine and Chem, Co, 19- Capt,
Sig. C, 17-19. Physics; eleetrophysics; thermal
insulation; radio telegraphy and telephony;
chemical manufacture; laboratory design; in-
dustrial research organization.

Gray, Dr. Barold F(ani8Wort]i), State Capitol,
Santa Fe, N. Mex. Pvhlio health, San Fran-
cisco, Calif, June 29, 85. B.S, California, 07,
M.S, 12, Grad.P.H, 15. Health officer, Palo
Alto, Calif, 13-16 ; asst. health officer, San Jose,
16-17; state dist. health officer, CaHf. State
Board of Health. 17-19; chief, div. sanit, eng.
and sanit, N. Mex. State Dept. Bedth, 19-
A.A; Pub. Health Ass; Civil Eng. Malaria
control.

Gray, Harry MB(reton), 38 Albemarle St, Bo-
chester, N. Y. Chemietry. Springfield, Mass,
June 11, 76. Ph.B, Yale, 99. Chemist, East-
man Kodak Co, 99-01, 9u.pt, film dept, 01-04,
org, research, 14- Chem. Soe. (chairman,
Bochester sect, 17, councilor, 19); Soe. Chem.
Indust.

Gray, TChomaa) T(arYin), 961-975 Frelingfauysen
Ave, Newark, N. J. Chemistry. FranUin, Pa,
Aug. 29, 81. Columbia, 07-08. Chemist, various
companies, 99-03; chief chemist, Tide Water
Oil Co, 03-15; oonMlting engineer, 16^ A.A;
Chem. Soe. (asst. ed, 'Abstracts,' mem. commit-
tee on indust. terms) ; Soe. Test. Mat. (mem.
committee on lubrication and lubricants) ; Int.
AsSy Test. Mat; Boyal Soe. Arts. Viscosity of
oil mixtures; petroleum and its products.

Gray, Dr. William Soott, College of Education,
University of Chicago, Chicago, IIL Education.
Coatsburg, m, June 5, 85. B.S, Chicago, 13;
A.M, Columbia, 14; Ph. D, Chicago, 16. Princi-
pal, training sch, IlL State Nor. ITniv, 10-12;
instr. educ, Chicago, 15-17, asst. prof, 17-18,
assoe. prof, 18-, asst. dean, col. educ, 16-17,
dean, 18- A.A. Elementary school reading.

Graybill, Dr. H(arry) W(et»ter), Boekefeller
Institute, Princeton, N. J. Zoology, Hamilton.
Co, Nebr, June 18, 75. B.S, Nebraska, 00, A.M,
02; D.V.M, George Washington, 11. Teacher
biol, high sch, 02-05; zoologist, bur. animal
indust, XJ. S. Dept. Ag^, 05-14; prof, zool, and
parasitology, George Washington, 11-14 ; animal
pathologist and veterinarian, Am. Smelting and
Bef. Co, 14-15; dept, animaH path, Eoekefeller
Inst, 16- A. A; Vet. Med. Ass; Wash. Biol.
Soe. Animal parasites; tieks.

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OiwitlioiiM, Dr. Ifdiden) H(alm), Atmospherie
Nitrogen Corporation^ Lanrel Hill, L. I, N. T.
Chemigtry. Lonisville^ Kj, Jnne 21, 91. A3,
Michigan, 11, B.ChJB, 12, fdlow, 1(^-17, Ph-D,
17. Awt. inorg. analysisy Miciiigan, 11-15;
seientist, bnr. boiU, U. S. Bept^ Agr, 15-18;
aflst, chemist, fixed nitrogen reeeiareh fatb, nitrate
div, ordnance dept» XJ.8A., 19-20; researeh
chemist, Atmatpherie Nitrogen Corp, BO- Ltent,
C.W.S, A«EJP, 18-19. Ghent. Soc. Physical
chemistry; chemical engineering; periodates and
periodic acid in analysis; electrical oxidation of
ammonia.

Oreaves, Prof. JCoae^) B(aiiiM), Utah
tnral College, Logan, Utah. BioehemUiry. Logan,
Not. 2, 80. BJ3, Utah Col, 04; M.S, Illinois,
08; Thompson fellow, California, 10-11, PhJ>,
11. Asst. chemist, Utah Exp. Bta, 04-08; assoc
chemist, 08-09; tiiemigt and hacteriologiti, 14-,
in charge, depL chem, Utah Col, 08-09, asst.
prof, chem, 08-11, assoc prof, 11-12; prof.
phyHol. ehem. and haeter, IS- Consolting ed,
'8oU Science,' 1^ A.A; Chem. Soe; Soc Baet
MDling qn^ties of wheat; nitric nitrogen in
irrigated soil; gliadin in flour; effect of soluble
sflJts on insoluble phosphates; soil bacteria;
crop rotation; azofocation; arsenic in' soil;
fertiUzerB.

Greelay, W(i]]lam) B(iicklioiit), Forest Serrice,
Washington, D. C. Forestry. Oswego, N. T,
Sept 6, 79. BX, CaHfomia; M.F, Yale With
V, 8, Forest Service, 04-17, asst. forester, 19-
20, chief forester, SO- Lieut, col, corps engi-
neers, A.E.F, 17-19. Soc Foresters (pres, 15).
Forestry in the United States; forest using in-
dustries.

Ofeely, Gen. A(do]phiui) W(aHhlngton), U. S. A,
1914 G Sty Washington, D. C. Meteorology,
Fleetrieity, Newburyport, Mass, March 27, 44.
Hi|B^ schools. All grades, Sig. C, U. S. Weather
Se^ice, 70-91; maj. gen. OS- Polar explora-
tion. Gold medals, Boyal Geog. Soc and French
Geog. Soc Philos. Soc; mem. Inst. Colonial Int.
American weather; meteorology and electricity
as ajyplied to war.

Oreen, Dr. Ohaileg M(oiitraTi]la), 78 Marlborough
St, Boston, Masc Ohsteirics. Medford, Mass,
Dec 18, 50. A3, Hanrard, 74, MJD, 77 ; Vienna,
79. Asst. obstet. Harvard Med. 8eh, 83-86,
instr, 86-94, asst. jnrof, 94-04, assoc inrof.
obstet and din. gynee, 04-07, prof, obstet, 07-
11, obstet. and gynec, 11*15, emer. prof, 15-
Sec'y, faoul^ of med, Hairard, 97-07, aeting
dean, 07-08; senior surgeon, Boston City Hosp;
Tisiting physician, Boston Lying-in Hosp. FeL
Gynec Soc; CoL Surg; Mass. Med. Soc (t. pres,
99) ; Boston Obstet Soc (pres, 93-95) ; Boston
Soc Med. ImproT. (pres, 04, 05). Gynecology.

Green, 0(bailM> WCilUam), Western Electric Co,
463 West St, New Yori^ N. Y. Blectriedl engi-
neering, waukegan, Ul, June 23, 84. B.S,
Wiseonsin, 07. Inst elec eng, Mass. Lut. Tech,
07-14, asst prof, 14-17; major, C. A, 17-19;
telephone engineer. Western Flee. Co, 19-

Q>nak, Prof. Ttaoklin Theodoze, 1176 Fell St,
San Francisco, Calif. Fharmaey. North San
Juan, Calif, May 5, 63. Ph.G, California, 82.
Prof. anaL and pharmaceut chem, coL phar-
ma^, California, and later prof. chem. and

director, chem. lab, 93-, dean. City chemist and
later toxicologist to coroner, San Francisco.
AA; Pharmaceut Ass; Chem. Soc; MlneraL
Soc; Oslif. Acad.

Gxeeii, Prof. G«orgo B«k, State College, Pa.
Forestry. Glen Hope, Pa, June 29, 84. A.B,
Michigan, 11; MJ9, Pa. State, 15. Asst stele
forester, Ohio^l-12; assoc. prof, forestry, Fa.
State, IS- Wood technology and aeroplane
inspector, Nayal Aircraft Faetory^7-19. AA;
Soc FoMters; Forestry Asa. wood technol-
ogy; forest utilization; properties and uses of
wood.

Green, Hisiiry, 461 Columbia Aye, Palmerton, Pa.
Chemistry. Easton, Pa, Jan. 13, 88. B.8,
Lafayette, 08. Chemist, Alpha Portland Cement
Co, 09-10; John O. Wagener and Co, 10-15; N.
J. Zinc Co, IS- Chem. Soc; Optical Soc; N. Y:
Micros. Soc Plasticity of paints; microscopy
of pigmentc

Green, Prof. J(eroiiie) J(ofleph), 1028 N. Hudson
Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Physics, Blectriedl engi-
neering. Somerset, Ohio, Dec. 26, 66. M.E, Ohio
Stete, 93; Paris, 08; Berlin, 09. Expert testing
elecMcal apparatus, bur. awards, Chicago
Expos, 93; chief instr, Nat Sch. Elec, Chicago,
95; prof, physics and elec eng, Notre Dame, 95-
15; physics, San Diego Junior Col, 15-18; di-
rector vocational educ and tech. dqpt, San Diego
High Sch. and Junior Col, 18-20; edmc. super-
% visor, west, dept, edma, aeiivUies, Knights of
Cohmbus, SO- Int Elec Cong, St Louis, 04.
A.A. Wireless telegraphy; the alternating arc

Green, Prof. B(iift8) Ii(ot), Stanford UniTersity,
Calif. Mathematics. Bush Co, Ind, March 3,
62. Cornell, 81-83; BJ9, Indiana, 85, A.M, 89;
Hopkins, 87-88. Instr. math, Indiana, 85-86,
assoc prof, Sf^SS, jnrof. pure math, 88-93;
assoc prof, math, Stanford, 93-94, prof, 94^
AA.; Math. Ass; Calif. Aead.

Ctareen, Dr. WymuL Bead, University of Chattar
nooga, Chattanooga, Tenn. Zoology. Moultrie
Co, 111, June 1, 81. A3, A.M, Kansas, 11;
PhJ), Chicago, 19. Asst biol, Northwest. State
Nor. Sch, Okla, 08-09; head, bioL dept,'hig^
sch, Wichita, Kans, 11-12; instr, Carleton, 14-
19; Kool, Northwestern, 19-20; head, dept. biol,
Chattanooga, SO- Life cycles in relation to en-
vironment; foBsO fishes.

Qieene, Prof. Arthur M(aiiriee), Jr, Spring Ave.
and Myrtle St, Troy, N. Y. MeehanAoal engi-
neering. Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 4, 72. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 93, M.E, 94, ScD, 16. Instr,
Drexel Inst, 94-95; mech. eng, Pennsylvania,
9(M)2; prof, Missouri, 02-07; Bensselaer, 07-
Asst engineer, Phila. Traction Co, 93, 97, 98,
0^; mech. enghieer and chairman of group jury,
Nat Export Expos, 99; junior dean, scL eng,
Missouri, 06-07. A.A (past v. pres); Mech.
Eng. (trustee and chairman, research com-
mittee). Heating; pumping; refrigeration;
ventilation.; steam engineering.

Greene^ Dr. Carl HCarttey), 814 Virginia Ave,
Columbia, Mo. Fhysiologieat chemistry. South
Bend, Ind^ June 22, 96. A.B, Missouri, 14; fel-
low, Yale, 15-17, Ph.D, 17; M.D, Hopkins, 20.
Lieut, C.W.S, 18; res. house officer, HopUna

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Hosp, 20; inair, med, Mayo Foundation, tl~
Chemistry of metabolism; pediatrics.

areonoi Dr. 01ia(zla)8 layman, 914 Lowry Build*
ing, St. Paul, Minn. Medicine, Gray, Maine,
Sept. 21, 62. MJ), Minnesota, 90; extern, Great
Oiinond St. Hosp. for Childrcm, London, 90-91;
Hopkins, 93; Harvard, 94, 95, 97; London, 02;
Heidelberg and Berne, 06. House physieian.
City and Co. Hosp, St. Paul, 89-90; lecturer
surg. anat, Minnesota, 92, prof, 93, prof, ap-
plied anat. and instr. clin. med, 94, prof. din.
med. and physical diagnosis, 97-03, theory and
practise of med^ 03-07, med, 07-15, chi<rf, dept.
med, 09-15, resigned, 15. Attending phj^cian,
St. Luke's Hosp; Miller Mem. Hosp; consulting
physician, S>tate Hosp. Crippled Children. CoL
M. B. C. A. A; Am. Physicians; Therapeut. Soc;
Am, Qeog, Soc; Ass. LHe Ins. Examiners; Minn.
Acad. Med. Diagnosis and therai>eutic8 of gas-
tric diseases; h^urt disease; tuberculosis; ty-
phoid fever; chronic Bright 's disease.

Greene, Fzof. 01ia(rle)s W(Uflon), 814 Virginia
Ave, Columbia, Mo. ^Physiology, Crawford
Co, Ind, Aug. 12, 66. A.B, SUnford, 92, A.M,
93; Ph.D, Hopkins, 98. Instr. physiol, Stan-
ford, 93-98, asst. prof, 98-00; prof , phy Hoi, and
pharmaeol, JfiMouri, 0(^ Instr. zool, Woods
Hole, 96-97, physiol, 00; special investigator,
Bur. Fisheries, 01, 02, 04, 06-17. A.A; PhysioL
Soc (sec'y, 16); Ass. Anat; Soc BioL Qiem;
Am. Med. Ass; Soc Pharmacol;^ Wash. Acad;
Ind. Acad. Phosphorescent organs in fishes;
influence of inorganic salts on cardiac tissues;
circulatory system of the hag fish; physiology of
the Chinook salmon; speed of migration of
fishes; growth in the absence of food; pharma-
cological reactions of the mammalian heart;
chemistry of animal tissues in inanition; chem-
ical composition of muscle tissue; storage of
proteins in body tissue; changes in the human
heart in oxygen want; reaction of organs at the
asphyxia criids; chemistry of fish ova.

Oveeiie, Pies. O(laraiee) W(i]8on), Hedding Col-
lege, Abingdon, III Electricity, Hadley, Mich,
July 17, 73. A3. Michigan, 93, AJ£, 05, PhJ),
12. Principal, high sch. Iron Mountain, Mich,
95-02; prof, physics, Albion, 04-20; pres, Hed-
ding, to- Pres, Bay View Univ. Summer Sch,
19- Assoc Physical Soc. Polarization in the
aluminum rectifier.

Greene, Franda Vinton, 62 E. 77th St, New York,
N. Y. Ciioit engineering. Providence, B. I,
June 27, 50. Grad, XT. S. MiL Acad, 70. Lieut,
and capt. engineers, 70-86 ; maj. gen, TJ. S. Vols,
98-99 ; V. pres. and pres. Barber Asphalt Paving
Co, 86-02; police commissioner, New York City,
03; T, pres, Ontario Tower Co, Niagra Falls,
OS-; pres, Niagara, Loekport and Ontario
Power Co, 06- Asst. astronomer, Int. Commis-
sion for North. Boundary Surv, 72-76; asst.
engineer commissioner, in charge roads and
bridges, Washington, D. C, 79-85; instr. prae-
tical mil. eng, XT. 8. Mil. Acad, 85. Civil Eng;
Elec Eng; Electroehem. Soc; Min. Eng. In-
flection of the plumb-line along the f or^-ninth
parallel; military engineering.

Greene, F(raiik) C(oo1e), 30 N. Yorktown St,
Tulsa, Okla. Geology, Paleontology, New
Albany, Ind, April 30, 86. A.B, Indiana, 08,

A.M, 09. Geologist, Mo. Bur. Geol. and Minee,
10-16; Cosden OH and Gas Co. Asst, Kans.
Geol. Surv, 06; TJ. S. GeoL Surv, 09, junior geol-
ogist, 10-16. A.A; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Ind. Acad; St. Louis Acad. Stratigraphy; stra-
tigraphy and paleontology of the Missouri coal
measures; Missippian of Indiana.

Greene, Lamens, Purdue University, La Fayette,
Ind. Hortioultwre, Lincoln, Kans, May 13, 83.
B.S, Kansas State, 06; M.S.A, Iowa State, 09.
Asst. hort. Ft Hays Exp. Sta, 06; N. Mex. Col,
06-07; Iowa State, 07-09, experimentalist, Erp.
Sta, 09-17; chief in hort, Purdue, 17- Soc
Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc Orchard management;
seed improvement; spraying; cold storage;
crown gall.

Greenman, Dr. Jesse More, Missouri Botanical
Garden, St. Louis, Mo. ^Botany, North East,
Pa, Dec. 27, 67. B.S, Pennsylvania, 93; M.S,
Harvard, 99, Kirkland fellow, 99-01; Ph.D;
Berlin, 01. Asst. bot, Pennsylvania, 90-93;
asst. Gray Herbarium, Harvard, 94-05, instr.
bot, 02-05; asst. curator, dept. bot. Field Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 05-12; asst prof, hot, Chicago,
08-13; assoc prof, Washington (8t, Louis), 13-
17, prof, 17-; curator, herbarium, Mo, Bot,
Garden, IS- AJL; Bot Soc; EeoL Soc; Ass.
Prof; New Eng. Bot Club; IlL Acad; St Louis
Acad. The flora of Mexico and western United
States; North American species of the genus
Senecio.

Greenman, Dr. M(flt0n) JCay), 3618 Woodland
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. ^ Anatomy, North East,
Pa, June 14, 66. Ph.B, Pennsylvania, 89, M.D,
92; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 12. Instr. biol,
Pennsylvania, 89-91; asst. direetor, Wistar Inst,
92-05, direetor, OS- A. A; Soc Nat; Ass. Anat;
Philos. Soc; Phila. Acad; hon. mem. Cuban Nat
Hist Soc Peripheral nervous system; nerve
fibers.

Greenongb, Dr. Sobert BCattey), 8 Marlborough
St, Boston, Masc Medicine, Cambridge, Mass,
Nov. 9, 71. A.B, Harvard, 92, M.D, 96. Asst.
prof, surg, Harvard Med, 8oh, IS-, director,
cancer commission, Harvard, 17- Visiting sur-
geon, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 1(^ FeL Surg. Ass;
Soc Clin. Surg; Asc Cancer Besearch (v. pres,
19) ; Am. Acad. Surgery and pa^iology of can-
cer.

Greenwald, Dr. l8ldor» Boosevelt Hospital, New
York, N. Y, Biological chemistry. New York,
July 7, 87. CoL City of N. Y, 00-04; Cooper
Union, 04-08; AJ3, Michigan, 09; PhJD, Colum-
bia 11. Asst, med. eol, Conuiil, 05-08; Colum-
bia, 09-11 ; chemist, Montefiore Home and Hosp,
11-14 ; Harriman Besearch Lab, Boosevelt Hosp,
14- A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc BioL Chem; Soc.
Exp. Biol. Physiology of parathyroid glands;
intermediary metabol^n; blood analysis.

Greenway^ John Campbell, Warren, Aris. Engi-
neering, Hnntsville, Ala, July 6, 72. B.S, Yale,
95. Asst supt, Marquette Bange, U. S. Steel
Corp, 02-05, gen. supt, Canisteo district, 05-10;
gen, manager, Calumet and Aria, Mining Co,
10-; New Cornelia Copper Co, 11-; Tucson,
Cornelia and Gila Bend B, B, IS- Trustee, Ari-
zona, 11-12; D. S. Cross; Croix de Guerre;
Chevalier L^on d'honneur. Min. Eng.

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Groar, Dr. Jamas BCichard), 5401 Greenwood
Ave, Chicago, IlL Physiology. Jamaica, 111,
Nov. 8, 76. B.8, Chicago, 06, Ph.D, 09, M.D,
Rush Med. Col, 12. Aast. physiol, Chicago, 07-
00; med. col, Cornell, 10-11; iiwtr. med, But/h
Med, Col, 14- A.A; Physiol. Soc. Glandular
activities; immnnity; metabolism and diabetes;
electrocardiography and heart disease.

Gregg, W(ilU8) BCay), U. 8. Weather Bureau,
Washington, D. C. MeUoroloffy, Phoenix, N.
Y, Jan. 4, 80. A.B, Cornell, 03. Asst. observer,
U. 8. Weather Bur, 04-08, observer, 00-14,
meteorologiet, tS-, in charge aerol, investiga-
iione, 17" Meteorol. observer, Smithsonian ex-
ped. to Mt. Whitney, 13. Physical Soc;
Meteorol. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc Aerology;
meteorology of trans- Atlantic flight; free air
conditions of temperature and wii^

Gregory, Prol ObarlM TCnimaa), 1022 First St,
* West Lafayette, Ind. PlafU pathology, Ithaca,
Aug. 31, 87. B.S.A, Cornell, 10, PhJD, 14. Asst.
plant path, Cornell, 10-12, instr, 12-14, asst,
prof, 14-19; earttfn. pathologitt, Indiana, 19-
Phytopath. Soc. Grape mildew; oospore ger-
mination and the sexuality in Peronosporaceae ;
new bean disease..

Gregory, Dr. Bmily Bay, 2019 Hillyer Place, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Zoology, Philadelphia, Pa,
Nov. 1, 63. A.B, Wellesley, 85; fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 92-93, A.M, 96; Woods Hole, 93-95;
Chicago, 95-97, fellow, 97-99, Ph.D, 99 ; scholar.
Am. Woman's Table, Naples Zool. Sta, 99-00.
Teacher, Mrs. Mitchell's Sch. for Girls, Phila,
85-86; private teacher, 86-87; teacher. Misses
Case and Hallowell's Sch, 87-88; proof-reader,
Am. Acad. Polit. and Social Sd, 90-91 ; teacher,
Home Sch. for Girls, Baltimore, 93-94; Mil-
waukee Co, 94-95; asst. zool, Chicago, 97-99;
prof, hiol. Wells, 01-09; Am. Col. for OirU,
Constantinople, 09- A. A; Soc. Zool; Wash.
Biol. Soc. Origin of the pronephric duct in
selachians; development of the excretory system
in turtles; Echinarachnius parma.

Gregory, Prof . Herbert B (mast), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. ^Physiography. Middle-
ville, Mich, Oct. ^5, 69. AJB, Yale, 96, PhJ),
99. Instr. physical geog, Yale, 99-01, asst.
prof, physiog, 01-04, SUliman prof, geol, 04-
Asst. geolo^st, IT. S. GeoL Surv, 00-09, geol-
ogist, 09-; Yale exped. to Peru, 12-13; supt.
Conn. GFeol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 16-; mem. div.
geol. and geog, Nat. Research Council; assoc.
ed, 'Am. Jour. Sd/ 04; acting director. Bishop
Museum, Honolulu, 19- A.A; Geog. Soc. (cotm-
cilor, 07-09, y. pres, 19) ; fel- Ass. Geog. (coun-
cilor, 11-13, committee on pub, 13-16, v. pres,
19, pres, 20); Am. Acad. Geology of Connecti-
cut, Arizona and Utah; geography of Peru and
Australia.

Gregory, Prof. John H(eibert), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. CivU engineering.
Cambridge, Mass, Aug. 7, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 95. Practising hydraulic and sanit. eng,
95-; engineer, improved water and sewage
works, Columbus, Ohio, 04-09; Passaic Valley
sewer, N. J, 09-10; Metropolitan Sewerage
Commission, N. Y, City, 10-11 ; assoc. prof, civil
eng, Boplcins, 19-20, prof. civH and sanit. eng,
to- Thomas Fitch Bowland prize, CSvil Eng,

10. Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Am. Water
Works Ass; Pub. Health Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. Water
puriflcation; sewage and refuse disposal.

GMgory, Dr. LoalM H(oyt), Barnard College, Co-
lumbia University, New York, N. Y. Zoology.
Princeton, Mass^ July 21, 80. A3, Vassar, 03,
fellow, 05-07; A.M, Columbia, 07, Ph.D, 09.
Asst. biol, Vasmr, 03-05; aool, Barnard, Colum-
hia, 08-09, instr, 09-18, asst. prof, 18- A. A;
Soc. Zool. Life history of Protozoa; cytology
of conjugation of certain Protozoa.

Gregory, Prof. W(illiam) B(eDjainin), Tulane
University, New Orleans, La. Engineering.
Near Penn Yan, N. Y, March 13, 71. M.E, Cor-
nell, 94, M.M.E, 08. Instr. drawing, Tviane,
94-97, asst. prof. exp. eng, 97-02, assoc. prof,
02-05, prof, 06- Consulting engineer. Miss.
Kiver Commission, 02-03; hydraulic expert. La.
State Board of Eng, 05-; irrig. engineer, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 05-; major, corps engineers, A.E.F,
18-19. Mech. Eng. (mem. council, 16-19) ; CSvil
Eng; Eng.Educ; La. Eng. Soc (pres, 10); New
Orleans Acad, (pres, 14); Soc. Ing. civile de
France. Experimental engineering; hydraulics;
tests of centrifugal and rotary pumps and of
pumping stations; the Pitot tube; rice irriga-
tion; drainage investigations in Louiriana rain-
fall and run-off; tests of pumping plants hand-
ling large volumes of water through small lifts.

Gregory, Prof. W(imam) K(lng), 149 W. 81st St,
New York, N. Y. * Vertebrate paleontology.
New York, May 19, 76. A.B, Columbia, 00,
A.M, 05, Ph.D, 10. Pesearch asst. to Prof. H.
F. Osbom, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 99-13, asst.
curator vert, paleont, 13, assoc, 14-; lecturer,
asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, paleont, Colwn-
hia, 07- Ed, *Am. Museum Jour,' 00-01. A.A;
Soc. Nat; Paleont. Soc; Galton Soc. (sec'y and
treas, 18-) ; Soc. Mammal; N. Y. Acad, (sec'y,
sect, biol, 11-) ; N. Y. Zool. Soc; cor. mem. Lon-
don Zool. Soc. Anatomy; osteology of fishes
and Amphibia; origin of vertebrates; the verte-
brate skull; evolution of the locomotor system;
classification of fishes and mammals; extinct
ungulates; Eocene^ and later Primates; denti-
tion.

Grennan, Ifin. Elisabeth B(emi«tt), 504 Chalmers
St, Champaign, HI. Mathematics. Shawnee,
Pa, Oct. 9, 80. A.B, Ohio, 03 ; A.M, Illinois, 08,
Ph.D, 10. Instr. math, Nebraska, 10-16; Illi-
nois, 18- Math. Soe. Theory of groups.

Grler, Prof, ir(onnan) MCa^Dowell), 180 Kendall
Ave, Bellevue, Pa. Biology, Psychology. Pitta-
burgh, Pa, June 13, 87. B.S, Pittsburgh, 11,
fellow, 11-12 A.M, 12, Ph.D, 19; C61d Spring
Harbor, 11; Yale, 12-14; Harris Teachers Col,
14-18; Paris, 19. Asst. biol, Yale, 12-14; instr.
Cent. High Sch. St, Louii, 14-18; prof, Hollens
Col, 19-20 ; bioi, Washington and Jefferson, SO-
Instr. biol, Pittsburgh, summers, 14, 15; asst.
zool, Carnegie Museum, 14-16. Lieut, C.W.S,
A.E.P, 19. A.A; Paleont. Soc; St. Louis Acad,
(sec'y, 17). Zoology; botany; vertebrate
paleontology; paleobotany of coal; ecology of
fresh-water mussels; psychology and pedagogy
of biological science.

Griffin, I>r. Edward Gray, 55 Hanson Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Wilkes-Barre, Pa,

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Mareh 11, 89. B.S, Dartmouth, 10; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 11, PhJ>, 15. Chemist, Harriman Be-
seareh Laboratories, 15-16; research dept, Bar-
rett Co, 16-18; research and mfg. chemist, Nat.
Aniline and Chetn. Co, IS- Chem. Soc; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Inosite; pinite; in^ertase;
anthraquiuone and its derivatives and colors.

CMiBn, Prof. F(rank) L(ozle7), Beed College,
Portland, Oregon. Mathemaiies, Astronomy.
Topeka, Kani, Aug. 19, 81. B.8, Chicago, 03,
M.B, 04, fellow, 04-06, Ph.D, 06. Asst, John
Crerar Library, Chicago, 02-06; instr. math,
Williams, 06-09, aast. prof, 09-11; prof, Heed,
11- A^; Math. Soc; Cireolo Mat. di Palermo.
Problem of n bodies; central orbits; differential
equations; statistics.

Oxlffln, H(arry) K(emp), Barrett Co, 17 Battery
Place, New York, N.Y. Thysics. HI, Nov. 18, 82.
Bradley Polytech, 08; Chicago, summer, 08;
A.B, George Washington, 10. Lab. apprentice,
Bur. Standards, 08-09, aid, 09-10, asst, 10-13,
aast. physicist, 13-17, assoc. physicist, 17-21;
physioist, Barrett Co, fl- Physical Soc. Heat;
temperature measurement.

GxliitD, H(oward) CConsena), Carnegie Institute
of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry.
Bangor, Maine, Oct. 2, 81. AJB, Bowdoin, 04;
Columbia. Instr. chem, Hobart, 04-07; Col
City of N. Y, 07-11; Carnegie Inst. Tech, 11-
17; chief chemist, Atlantic Chem. Co, 17-18;
oMoe, prof, chem, Carnegie Inst, Tech, IS-
A. A; Chem. Soc.

Qriffln, Prof. Jbo. (John) JCosaph), Catholic Uni-
vOTsity of America, Washington, D. 0. Chem-
istry. Coming, N. Y, June 24, G9. A.B,
Ottawa, 81, A.M, 83; Ph.D, Hopkins, 95. Instr.
physics, Ottawa, 83-86; chem, St. Thomas
Aquinas Col, Cambridgeport, Mass, 86-^7;
prof, Ottawa, 87-90; CathoHe Univ, 96-, dean,
faculty of philos, 03-06, faculty of science, OS-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem.
OeeeU; Eectrochem. GeselL Decomposition
of diazo compounds; metatoluene sulphonie
aeid; synthesis of organic compounds, starting
with acetylene.

Oriffln, Prof. Ziawrenc« S(dinoiids), Beed Col-
lege, Portland, Oregon. Zoology, Dalton, N.
Y, Sept. 10, 74. A.B, Ph.B, Hamline, 95;
l^nnesota, 95-98; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Instr.
biol, coL for women, Western Beserve, 00-02;
prof, Missouri Valley, 02-08; asst prof, Philip-
pine Med. Sch, 08-10, assoc. prof, 10-13, dean,
coL liberal arts, 11-13; prof, sool, Pittsburgh,
14-20; hiol, Seed, $0- Beseardh asst, Carnegie
Inafeitution, 04-05. Soc Zool; Micros. Soc
(prea, 18, 19) ; EcoL Soc Anatomy of Nautilus
pompilius; dissection of the dog-fish; the Eu-
plotidae.

CHijBii, Martin Lditlier), North Dighton, Mass.
Chemistry, Northampton, Mass, May 21, 59.
A«B, Amherst, 83, A.M, 86. Professional chem-
ist, Holyoke, Mass, 83-92; chem. expert, W. Va.
Pulp and Paper Co, 92-08; with Emerson Lab,
08-10; Oxford Paper Co, 10-20; chem, engineer,
Ut, Mope Finishing Co, tO- Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Soc ChenL Indust; Min. Eng;
Min. and MetaL Inst; Franklin Inst Produe-
tiott of pulp and paper; processing of textilea

18

and finishing bleacheries; water and sewage
treatment; trades waste.

Qrlfflng, W(ard) B(eneaa), Louisiana State Uni-
versity. Baton Rouge, La. Botany, NearBaskin,
La, Dec 3, 91. B.S, Louisiana, 14; M.S, Chi-
cago, 16. Instr, "bot, Louisiannk, 14-15, 19-, asst
plant pathologist, Exp. Sta, 16-17. A. A; Bot.
Soc.

Griffith, Jolm H(ow«U), Iowa State College, Ames,
Iowa. Physics, Civil engineering, Detroit, Mich,
June 16, 68. B.S, Wisconsin, 93. fellow, 97,
M.S, 98; Michigan, 08-11. - Consulting engineer,
92-98; prof. math, and civil eng. Clarkson Sch.
Tech, 98-01; asst. engineer, Cambria Steel Co,
01-03; designing engineer, dept. bridges. Pa.
Lines, 04; chief engineer, MetaL Co. of Am, 06;
asst. prof, civil eng, Michigan, 07-11; assoc.
engineer-physicist. Bur. Standards, 11-19; prof,
exp, eng, Iowa State, 19- Civil Eng. Analyt-
ical mechanics; tests of engineering materials;
bridge and concrete columns; physics of earth
pressure.

Grifflths, Dr. David, Takoma Park, D. C. ^Botany.
Abaristwyth, Wales, Aug. 16, 67. B.S, S. Dak.
Col, 92, M.S, 93; Ph.D, Columbia, 00. Teacher
sciences, high sch, Aberdeen, S. Dak, 93-98;
prof, bot, Arizona, and botanist, Exp. Sta, 00-
01; agriculturist, U, 8. Dept, Agr, 01-19, horti-
culturist, to- A. A; Soc. Hort. Sci; Bot. Soc;
Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Acad; Torrey Bot. Club.
North American Sordariaceae; certain g^ups of
grasses; fungi; the genus Opuntia; flowering
bulbous genera.

Grlffltts, Dr. 0(liarle8) H(iizlbnt), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Psychology.
Oxawkie, Kans, Jan. 5, 89, A.M, Kansas, 14;
Ph.D, Michigan, 19. Instr. psychol, Park Col,
14-16; asst, Michigan, 16-17, instr, 17- Pttf-
chol. Ass. Individual and race differences; at-
tention.

Grlffitts, Dr. TChomaa) H(oiiston) D(ow), XT. S.
Public Health Service, Waahington, D. C. Medi-
cine, Unitia;, Tenn, Oct 26, 78. M.D, Grant, 03.
Intern and acting asst* surgeon, U. 8. Pub.
Health Service, 03-07; asst. to secV and regis-
trar vital stotist, m. State Health Dept, 07-14;
epidemiologist, U. 8. Pub. Health Service, IS-
Nat. Drainage Cong. Malaria; impounded
waters; Anopheles mosquitoes.

Oilgga, Dr. Lelaad, Hanorer, N. H. Bmbryology,
Ornithology. Butland, Vt, Aug. 22, 79. A.B,
Dartmouth, 02, PhJ), 08. Prof, biol, Doane, OS-
OS; instr. Kool, Dartmouth, 08-16, asst prof, 16-
20, prof, 7>iol, fO- A.A; Soc Nat Embryol-
ogy of the salamander.

GilggB, Prof. Sobart F(iflk6), Ohio State TTniver-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Botany, Brooklyn, Conn,
Aug. 22, 81. B.S, Ohio State, 03; A.M, Min-
nesota, 06; Ph.D, Harvard, 11. Asst. tropical
agr, TJ. S. Dept Agr, 01-02; prof, biol, Fargo,
03-05; asst. prof, hot, Ohio State, 06- Mem.
Govt, expeditions to Porto Bico, Guatemala,
Tex, Alaska; director, Nat. Geog. Soc exped.
to Katmai, Alaska. A.A; Bot Soc; EcoL Soc
Geography; plant morphology and ecology; re-
vegetation of volcanic areas; volcanoes of the
Katmai district.

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Oxlmsley, Dr. G(«org6) P(orry), Baltimore and
Ohio B. B. Offices, Baltimore, Md. Oeology,
Mineralogy. Granyille, Ohio, Feb. 21, 68. A.B,
Ohio Btate, 90, A.M, 91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 94.
Asst. geol, Ohio State, 90-91; asst. geologist,
Ohio GeoL Snrv, 90-93; Kans. GeoL Sorv, 95-
03; prof. geoL and nat. hist, Washbnm, 95-04;
asst. state geologist, W. Va. Geol. 8arv, 04-10;
geologist and gen. manager, Nat. Limestone
Co, 09-15; ehief, geol. bur, B. and 0. J2. B, 16^
Geologist, Kana. State Board of Agr, 96-;
Kans. mineral exhibit, La. Purchase Expos, 04;
with Fuel Ad, 18-19. AJL; GeoL Soe; Kans.
Acad. Gypsum; cement clays; coal, gas and
oil; gypsnm deposits of Michigan and Kansas;
day' industry of Kansas and West Virginia;
iron ores of West Virginia; history of American
oil development; mineral resources of Baltimore
and Ohio Bailroad.

Grlndley, Br. H(arry) 8(aiid8), 1010 W. Green St,
Urbana, HI. ^Chemietry, Champaign, Dl|
April 13, 64. B.S, Illinois, 88; Morgan feUow,
Harvard, 93-94, Se.D, 94. Instr. chem, Illinois,
88-92; asst. Harvard, 92-93; asst prof, Illinait,
94-99, assoc prof, 99-04, prof, and director,
chem. lab, 04-07, prof, animal nutrition, (77-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc Animal
Nutrition; Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Prom. Agr.
Sci. AniTnfti and human nutrition; influence of
preservatives upon the health; the nutrition
value of silage and of the amino acids of pro-
teins of feeding stuffs.

Grlnnell, Br. a«o(rge) Bird, 238 E. 15th St, New
York, N. T. Anthropology. Brooklyn, x^. Y,
Sept. 20, 49. A.B, Yale, 70, PhJ), 80. Asst
osteol, Peabody Museum, Yale, 74-80; ed, 'For-
est and Stream,' 80-11. Naturalist, Custer's
exped. to Black Hills, 74; Ludlow's reconnais-
sance to Yellowstone Park, 75; explorer and
collector of fossils in plains and Bocky Mts,
Peabody Museum, 75-95; commissioner for sale
of lands of Blaekfeet and Ft. Belknap Indians,
95; Harriman exped. to Alaska, 99. A.A; An-
throp. Ass; fel. Omith Union; Soc Mammal;
Am. Geog. Soc; Am. Mus. Nat. Hist; N. Y.
Zool. Soc (board of managers). History and
habits of plains Indians, chiefl|^ Pawnee, Black-
feet and Cheyenne.

Grlnnell, Prof. J(086ph), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. *Zoology. Okla, Feb.
27, 77. AJB, Throop, 97; A.M, Stanford, 01,
Fh.D, 13. Asst. instr, Throop, 97-98; asst
embryol, Hopkins lab, Stanford, 00, instr.
omith, 01-02 ; biol, high sch, Palo Alto, 01-03 ;
Throop, 08-05, prof, 05-08; direetor, museum
vert, eool, Calif omia, 08-, asst. prof, wool, 18-
17, assoc. prof, 17-20, prof^ tO- Ed, 'Hie Con-
dor,' 06- A.A; feL Omith. Union; Soc. Mam-
mal; Ecol. Soc; feL Calif. Acad; for. mem.
British Omith. Union; cor. mem. London ZooL
Soc Distribution of vertebrate animals in Cali-
fornia.

Oriflcom, Lndlow, 37 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y.
Ornithology. New York, June 17, 90. A.B,
Columbia, 12; A.M, Cornell, 15. Asst. bioL and
omith, Cornell, 15-16; in dept. ichthyol. Am,
Mueeum Nat. Hist, 16-17, dept. omith, id-
Lecturer biol. and nature study, Virginia, sum-
mer, 14, prof, summer, 15. Mem. Omith union;

N. Y. Linnean Soc (sec'y and ed, 12-14);
British Omith. Union. Nature study; ichthyol-
ogy; botany.

ailBwold, W(illiam) T(ndor), North East, Pa,
Bngineering, Geology. Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 15,
59. C.E, Columbia^ 81. Senola and Durango B.
B, Mex, 81-83; with U. S. GeoL Surv, 83-07;
GufFey and Galey, 07-09; geologist, Phila. Oo,
09-17; Pierce Oil Corp, 18; Columbia Syndicate.
19-20. Min. Eng. Topography; geology of
petroleum.

Groat, BCenJaiiiin) F(elaad), 2400 Oliver Build-
ing, Pittsburgh, Pa. Maihematiea, Fhyeiee.
Hannibal, Mo, Oct 18, 67. B.S.(Eng), Minne-
sota, 01, LL.B, 08, LL.M, 09. Instr. physics,
Minnesota, 94-95, math, and meoh, sch. minesy
98-01, asst. prof, in charge of dept, 01-05,
prof. mech. and math, 05-10; connUUng en-
gineer, 10- Norman medal, C^vil Eng; silver
medal, West. Pa. Eng. Soc. A. A; Matii. Soc;
Eng. Educ; Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; West Pa.
Eng. Soc Mechanics; hydraulics; engineering;
characteristics of stream flow which determine
backwater slopes; chemihydrometry; elastie
catenaries; hydraulic models and similarity;
water power; law.

arondaU, Prof. L(ar8) O(lai), Union Switch and
Signal Co, Swissvale, Pa. Phyeics. Hendrum,
Minn, Nov. 27, 80. B.S, St Olaf, 04, M.S,
05; PhJD, Hopkins, 08. Instr. physics, St
Olaf, 04-05; lecture asst, Hopkins, 06-08; prof,
physics and math, Spokane, 08-09 ; instr. physics,
Washington (Seattle), 09-12; Carnegie Inst
Tech, 12-14, asst prof. 14-17, assoc prof, 17-
20; director research, ifnion Switeh and 8ig. Co,
go- Besearch with Naval Con. Board, 17-19.
AJL; Physical Soc; Hlum. Eng. Soc; Electro-
ehem. Soc; Eng. Educ A.C.-I>.0. transforma-
tion; eifects of magnetic field on thermal elec-
tromotive f orcesi; thermoelectricity of Henssler
alloys; box photometer; physical properties of
magnetic substances.

GroBwaU, Br. TChomas) H(aJcoii), Ordnance De-
partment, Washington, D. 0. *Mathematies*
Axberg, Sweden, Jan. 16, 77. Upeala, 93-94»
Ph.D, 98; Stockholm, 94-98; C.E, Berlin, 02.
Asst math, Stockholm, 97; practiiing dvil a&-
gineer, 02-13 ; instr. math, Princeton, 13-14, asst.
prof, 14-15; math, expert, ordnance dept, 18-
Ed, 'Annals of Math.' Math. Soc; Circolo Mat
di Palermo; Soc math, de France. Fourier and
Laplace series; theory of prime numbers; linear
differential equations; functions of complex
variables; nomography; conformal representsr
tion; integral equations; theory of elasticity.

aross, Prof. Alfred O(tto), 11 Boody St, Bniii«-
wic^, Maine. Zoology, Atwood, HI, April 8f
83. A.B, Illinois, 08; Ph.D, Harvard, 18.
Instr, Bowdoin, 12-13, a^et. prof, hiol, IS-
Field qmithologist, HI. State Lab. Nat Hiak,
06-07. A.A; Soc. Zool; Omith. Union. Eco-
nomic values of common Illinois birds; tropie-
bird of the Bermuda Islands; reactions of Ar-
thropods to monochromatic lights of equal in-

* tensities.

arossenbacher, JCohn) G(a88er), Apopka, Fla.
Botany, Plant pathology. Berne, Switserlaiid,
April 11, 75. A.B, Missouri, 06. Asst bot,
Missouri, 05-06; teaching fellow. Harvard, (Hh

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07; asst. botanist^ N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 07-
09, assoe. botanist^ 09-12; pathologist, U. 8.
Dept. AgTy 12-15; grove expert and owner Flo.
Inseciicide Co, IS- Mycospbaerella wHt of
melonB; erown-rot; arsenieal poisoning; winter
injury; cnrrant-blight fungus; relation of
clun&te to fruit-tree diseases.

Orosvenor, Gilbert H(0T9y)» 1328 18th St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geography. Constantinople, Tur-
key, Oct. *28, 75. A.B, Amherst, 97, A.M, 01.
Instr. math, and modem languages, Englewood
Acad, N. J, 97-99; asst. ed, 'Nat. Geog, Maga-
Bine,' 99-00, managing and assoe. ed, 00-03,
ed, 03- A. A; Ass. Geog; Forestry Ass; Social
Set Ass; Am. Hist. Ass. Commereial, political,
physical and historical geography.

arosvenor, Dr. W(lIUam) MCason), 50 E. ilst St,
New York, N. Y. Chemical engineering. St.
Louis, Mo, Oct. 5, 73. B.S, Brooklyn Polytech,
93; Hopkins, 94-95; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 98.
Chemist, Castner Elec. Alkali Plant, 96; deeiga*
ing engineer and asst. treas. Ampere Electro*
ehem. Co, 99; asst. supt. Gen. Chem. Co, 00-02,
asst. manager, investigation dept, 03-04; supt|
Contact Process Co, 05-06; treas, Geo. P. Wes-
cott Co, 06-07; eonsulting chem, engineer, 07"
Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust; Eleotroehem.
Soc; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club. Organic
products; dyestuffs; pharmaceuticals; heavy
chemicals.

Qtout, Dr. A(1>el) J(oel), New Dorp, Staten
Island, N. Y. Botany, Newfane, Vt, March
24, 67. Ph.B, Vermont, 90; Ph.D, Columbia,
97. Instr. science. State Nor. Sch, Johnson,
Vt, 98-95; Plymouth, N. H, 97-99; Boys* High
Sch, Brooklyn, N. Y, 99-08; first asst, hiol,
Curtis High Sch, New Brighton, 08- Curator,
bot. dept. Museum of Brooklyn Inst, 99-08; ed,
'Bryologist' A.A; Bot. Soc Taxonomy of
mosses; moss peristomes; adaptations of moss
peristomes for spore distribution; ecology of
mosses; photography of mosses.

Oiont, Dr. Frank F(itch), 504 University Ave,
S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Geology, Boekford,
m, Jan. 24, 80. B.S, Minnesota, 04, M.S, 08;
Ph.D, Yale, 17. AsRt. chemist, W. Va. GeoL
Surv, 04-06; asst. chemist and geologist, HI.
GeoL Surv, 06; instr. miner, Oklahoma, 06-07;
MiMiesota, 07-14, prof, geol, and miner, 14-;
asst geologist, V, 8. Geol. Surv, 14-18, geoUh
gist, 18- Summer field geologist, Wis. Geol.
Surv, Colo. Geol. Surv. and Minn. Geol. and Nat.
Hist Surv; special expert, IT. S. Shipping Board,
18-19. A. A; Geol. Soc: Min. and MetaL Eng;
Chem. Soc Petrography; plasticity of clay;
composition and classification of coal; the min-
erals of copper-bearing rocks of Minnesota; the
clays, iron ores and building stone of Minne-
flota; Dulnth gabbro; x)etrology of igneous
rocks; world mineral strategy.

Grove, Prof. Charles OClayton), 3129 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Mathematics, Hanover,
Pa, Dec. 19, 75. A.B, Pennsylvania Col, 00,
* A.M, 08; Ph.D, Hopkins, 06. Instr. math, Pa.
State, 05; Baltimore Polytech, 05-06; asst
prof, Hamilton, 06-07; prof. math, and astron,
Boanoke, 07-09; instr. math, Columbia, 09-10,
asst prof, 10-19. A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Ass. Teachers Math. Middle States and Md;

Circolo Mat. di Palermo. The syzygetic pendl
and its Hesse group; the complete Pappus
hexagon; business mathematics; mathematics of
statistics; statistical cost analysis.

GroTsr, Prof. F(redarick) O(rvlllo), Oberlin Col-
lege, Oberlin, Ohio. Botany. Bangor, Maine,
July 31, 68. A.B, Dartmouth, 90, A.M, 93;
A.B, Harvard, 95, Morgan fellow, 95-96, A.M,
96. Instr. math, St James Mil. Acad, Macoui
Mo, 90-92; Greek and math. Western Mil. Acad,
Upper Alton, 111, 91^-94; asst. hot. Harvard,
95-96, Badcliffe, 95-97; assoc. prof, OherUn^
98-00, prof, 00- A. A; Bot Soc; Soc Nat;
New Eng. Bot. Club; Ohio Acad. (v. pres, 12,

14, pres, 16).

QroTer, Dr. FZederick W(aneii), Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y. Fhysios. Lynn, Mass, Sept

3, 76. B.S, Mass. Inst Tech, 99; M.S, Wesleyan,
01; Ph.D, George Washington, 07; Munich, 08.
Aflst physics, Wesleyan, 99-01; instr. elec. eng,
Lafayette, 01-02; lab. asst. Bur. Standards. 0^

04, asst. physicist, 04-07, 08-11, assoc. physicist,
11; prof, physics, Colby, 11-20; asst, prof, elec.
eng. Union, tO- Volunteer observer. Harvard
Col. Observatory, summer, 99; asst astron, Wes-
leyan, 00-01; with Bur. Standards, 17-18, con-
sulting radio expert, 18- Physical Soc; Badio
Eng. Measurement of inductance and capacity;
absolute electrical measurements; inductance
capacity; principles underlying radio communi-
cation.

Orover, N(athaik) OQiflord), The Northumber-
land, Washington, D. C. CivU engineering.
Bethel, Maine, Jan. 31, 68. B.C.E, Maine, 90,
C.E, 97; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Instr. civil
eng, Maine, 91-94, asst. prof, 94-95, assoe. prof,
95-97, prof, 97-08; enghieer, U. S. Geol. Surv,
03-07; hydro-construction and irrig. engineer,
J. G. White and Co, 07-11 ; chief engineer. In^d
classification board, V, 8. Geol. Surv, 11-13,
chief hydraulic engineer in charge of water rs-
sowrees branch, IS- Civil Eng; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Soc. Eng; Boston Soc Civil Eng. River
discharge.

Gcores, Prof. J(am68) F(r6di6riek), Bipon, Wis.
Botany. McLeansboro, HI, 79. Ph.D, Chicago,

15. Prof, hot, Wyoming, 15-18; Bipon, 18-
Pathologist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept Agr,
summers, 17-19. A. A; Bot Soc; Phytopatii.
Soc Plant physiology, ecology and pathology.

CKroves, J(ohn) Stuart, E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Smyrna,
Del, Jidy 16, 81. A.B. Besearch chemist, exp.
sta, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 04-10;
researsh chemist and supt, (Georgetown Alcohol
Plant, 10-15; gen. supt, Hopewell plant, B. I.
duPont de Nemours and Co, 15-19, special asst,
dye div, 19- A.A; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem.
Soc. Explosives; nitrocellulose; purification of
crude fibre; ethyl alcohol from saw dust

Grnbbs, Dr. SCanmti) B(at68), U. S. Public
Health Service, Washington, D. C. Medicine.
Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 11, 71. A.B, Michigan,
93; M.D, Columbia, 96. Commissioned officer,
V. S. Pub. Mealth Service, 97- Consulting phy-
sician, Presb. Hosp, San Juan, P; B, 10-12;
director, Anti>tuber. Ass, San Juan, 11-12; lec-
turer tropical med, LoTdsviUe, 15; quarantine.
Harvard, 16. Delegate, Office Int. d 'Hygiene

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pab, 08. Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Paxis, 00.
A. A; Am. Med. Ajbs; Pub. Health Ass. Pre-
ventive medicine; fumigation; health work or-
ganization.

OmDer, Pzof. Oharles M(«rl), UniTdrsity of
ColoradOj^ Boulder, Colo. FhyHology, PharmO'
eology. Hope, Kansas, March 11, 87. A.B,
Kansas, 11, fellow, 11-12, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Har-
vard, 14. Teachhig fellow, Harvard, 12-14;
instr. physiol, Pennsylvania, 14-15; prof.
physiol. and Pharmacol, Albany Med. Col, 15-
17; asst. prof, Colorado, 17-18, prof, 18-^
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Ass. Study Int.
Secretions. Endocrine organs.

Ornenberg, Dr. BeiiJ(amln) OCharles), U. S. Pub-
lic Health Service, Washington, D. C. Biology*
Bussia, Aug. 15, 75. B.S, Minnesota, 96; N. Y.
XJniv, 01-02; N. Y. Bot. Garden, 02-09; A.M,
Columbia, 04, Ph.D, 11. Polariscopist, IT. S.
Lab, N. Y. City, 98-02; instr. biol, DeWitt
Clinton High Sch, 02-10; Commercial High
Sch, Brooklyn, 10-14; Julia Bichman High Sch,
14-20; edw), director, U. 8. Fub. Health Service,
BO- Lecturer and coordinator, Dept. Educ, N. Y.
City; director and instr. Band Bek. Social Sci-
ence; supervisor, summer play schools, Fed. for
Child Study; labor adjuster, garment industry.
AJL; N. Y. Biol. Teachers Am. Chemistry of.
bastard log-wood; compensatory motions and
semi-circuliur canals; mycorrhiza; education.

Oraener, Prof. Hippolyte, 2089 Cornell Bead,
develand, Ohio. Chemistry. New Haven, Conn,
Feb. 23, 69. A.B, Yale, 91, PhJ>, 93 ; Munich,
94-95. Instr. science, Hill Sch, Pottstown, Pa,
93-94; instr. ehem, Adelbert Col, Weeiem Be^
serve, 95-03, asst. prof, 03-07, assoc prof, coL
for women, 98-07, prof, 07-' A. A; Chem. Soc;
Pub. Health Ass; CSienu QeselL Analytical
methods, especially iodometric; vapor pressure
of siUphur; water filtration and softening.

Omlee, Br. CXlifford QCroselle), 104 8. Michi^n
Ave, Chicago^ HI. Pediatries. Newport, Ky,
Jan. 3, 80. A.B, Miami, 99, A.M, 01; MJ),
Northwestern, 03 ; LL.D, Miami, 19. Asst. prof,
pediat. Bush Med, Col, 14^ Attending pediatri-
cian, Home for Destitute Crippled CHiildren;
Presb. Hosp; past chief of pediat. staff, Cook
Co. Hosp; attending and later consulting pedia-
trician, Provident Hosp. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Therai>eut. Soc; Soc Intenud Med; Pediat. Soc;
Cent. States Pediat. See. (sec'y, 16). Salt
metabolism of spasmophilia,

Grnnsky, Br. 0<arl) E(wald), 57 Post St, San
Francisco, Calif. Civil engineering. San Joa*
quin Co, Calif, April 4, 55. C.E, Polytech,
Stuttgart, 77, Ing.I>, 10. Asst. state engineer,
Calif, 78-88; mem. Exam# Commission Bivers
and Harbors, 89-90 ; Sewerage Board, San Fran*
Cisco, 92-93; consulting engineer to commis*
sioner of pub. works, Calif, 94; city engineer,
San Francisco, 00-04; mem. Isthmian Cuial
Commission, 04-05; consulting engineer, IT. S«
Beolamation Service, 05-07 ; oonsuHing engineer,
88-00, (7^- A. A. (mem. exec committee, Pacific
div, 16); Civil Eng. (director); Calif. Acad,
(pros). Irrigation; drainage; sewerage; water
supply and power; valuation, depreciation and
rate-base; public utility rate fixing; topographic
stadia surveying.

GnuM, Prof. WCmiam) A(rthiir), Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Wheeling,
W. Va, March 11, 92. A.B, Hopkins, 13;
A.M9 Wisconsin, 15, feUow, 15-16, Ph.D. 16.
Asst. chem, Hopkins, 13-14; forest products,
Wisconsin, 14-15; instr. ohem, N. Y. Univ, 16-
17; asst. prof, N. Y. State Col. Forestry, Syra-
cuse, 17 ; indust. feUow, Mellon Inst, Pittsburgh,
A. A; Chem. Soc. Terpene inversions; by-
products of acetone and wood distillation; oxi-
dation of vegetable oils; compounds of amxno-
phenols; condensation products of aldehydes.

de Gryse, Bey. J(08epli) J(olin), Harrisonburg,
Va. Entomology, Boulers, Belgium, May 11, 85.
Louvain, 04-08; Catholic XJniv, 1^13. Scienti-
fic asst, bur. entom, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 15-16.
Teacher biol, private institutions. A. A; Entom.
Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc. Lepidopterous larvae.

Ouberlet, Br. John B(arl), Oklahoma Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, Stillwater, Okla.
Parasitology. Courtland, Nebr, March 18, 87.
A.B, Bethany (E:ans), 09; Colorado, 09-10;
A.M, lUinois, 11, feUow, 13-14, PhJ>, 14. Aist.
sool, Colorado, 09-10; Illinois, 10-18; instry
Oregon, 14-15; prof, biol, Carroll, 15-18; fNMW-
sitologist, Ohla, Ewp, 8ta, 18- aIA; Soc Zool;
Micros. Soc; Entom. Soc; HI. Acad. Osteology
of Loricati; cestodee of poultry; parasites of
poultry and sheep.

andeman. Dr. Edward, 903 Postal Telegraph
Building, (}hicago, HL Chemittry. New York,
N. Y, Jan. 25, 65. Ph.B, Columbia, 87, fellow,
89-90, Ph.D, 90; Berlin, 87-88; QSttingen, 88-
89. In charge, dept. chem. and dyeing, Pa.
Museum and Sch. of Indust, Art, 90-91; pro*
fessional chemist, 91-00; eonsuJlting e^emirt emd
ehemical engineer, 00- A. A; Ohem. Soe; Soc
CSiem. Indust; C!hem. Ihig; Eleetroehemu Soc
Chemical technology; food products; economics.

Gndger, Prof. B(iigene) WCUlis), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
Zoology. Waynesville, N. 0, Aug. 10, 66. B.S,
Nashville, 93, M.S, 94; PhJ), Hopkins, 05.
Instr. science, (Tity High Sch, Little Bock, Ark,
95-01; prof, biol, N. O. CoL for Women, (Greens-
boro, 0&-20. Besearch asst, XT. S. Fisheries Lab,
Beaufort, N. C, summers, 02-05, investigator,
05-11; research assoo, marine lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, Tortugas, Fla, 12- Asst. ed, 'Biblio-
graphy of Fishes/ Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 17—
A. A; Soc. Zool; N. C. Acad, (sec'y, 07-18, pree,
18) ; Wash. BioL Soc ; f el. N. Y. ZooL Soc. Pipe-
fish; toadfish; galf topsail catfish; spotted eagle
ray; whale shark; the sucking fish; myth of the
shipholder; unusual methods of fishing in the
South Seac

Oaenther, Prof. Adignst) B(nieet), College of
Medicine, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Nebr.
Physiology, Sandusky* Ohio, Jan. 20, 74. B.S9
Michigan, 98; fellow, Hopkins, 03-04, Ph.D, 05.
Asst. physioX, Michigan, 97-01; prof, Nebraska,
05-13, col. med, IS^ A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc
Exp. Biol ; Chem. Soc Physiology of muscle

Gaemsey, Bamnel James, Peabody Museum, Gam-
bridge, Mass. Anthropology. Dover, Maine,
71. With Edison Elec. Co, 03-11; asst, eurator,
Peabody Musewn, 11- Anthrop. Ass. Archeol-
ogy of the southwestern United States; culture
of the basket makers of Arizona and Utah.

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Gaest, Dr. Hertiert HCaxtley), Glastonbury, Coniu
ChemiMtry, Yonkers, N. Y, June 9, 84« Ph.B|
Yale, 08, Ph.D, 12. Asst. ehent, Yale, 09-lQ|
11-12; chemwt, J. B. WUliams Co, Ig- Ghem.
Soe. Organie chemistry.

Ghilld, Prof. F(raiilc) N(6l80ii), University of Ari-
zona, Tucson, Ariz. Mineralogy. Jaifrey, N.
H, Dee. 28, 70. B.S, Vermont. 94, M.8, 03;
PhJ>, Stanford, 17. Instr. physics and French,
Chicago Manual Training Seh, 94-95; prof,
ehem. and geol, Mont. Col, 95-97; ehem. and
miner, Ariaona, 97- U. S. Assay Commission,
01; assoc mem, Naval Con. Board. AJL; Ohem.
Soe; London Soc. ChenL Indnst. Optical min-
eralogy.

Onild, Dr. Stacy B(iifa8), 562 & Seventh St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Anatomy, Sterling, Kans, Aug.
22, 90. A.B, Washburn, 10; A.M, Michigan,
14, PhJ>, 18. As8t histol, Michigan, 12-13,
instr, 13-18, (^^eet, prof, anai, 18-* AJA; Abs.
Anat. Embryology; nervus terminalis of mam-
malia; side processes of sensory ganglia cells;
morphology and auditory function of internal
ear; prevention of deafness in war.

Oulteras, Dr. Jnan, Hospital Las Animas, Havana,
Cuba. Tropical diseases, Matanzas, Cuba, Jan.
4, 52. A.B, Matanzas Col, La Empresa, 67;
M.D, Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 73. Prof, gen. path,
and tropical med, Havana, 00-, dean, med.
faculty, 05-09 ; director, Las Animas Hosp, OS-;
Pub. Health, Havana, 09- Mem. Board for In-
fectious Diseases, 02-; pros. Second Med. Cong,
of Cuba, 05; v. pres, Conf. of N. Am. Boards of
Health; mem. exec, committee, Sanit. Cong, of
Am. Bepublics, 02, 05, 07; pres, Nat. Board of
Health, Cuba, 09- A. A; emer. mem. Am.
Physicians; Pub. Health Ass. (v. pres); Ha-
vana Acad, de Cienc. Med. Pis. y Nat; Havana
Soc. de Estudios Clinicos. Yellow fever; fllaria;
tmcinariasis; secondary infection by Shiga's
bacillus in yellow fever; duration of life of the
Stegomyia calopus; frequency of neuritis in the
tropics.

Giilick, Dr. Addison, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Physiology. Osaka. Japan, April
2, 82. A.B, Oberlin, 04; A.M, Harvard, 05;
Ph.D, Wurzburg, 10; fellow, Toronto, 10-11.
Instr. physiol, Minnesota, 11-12; Missouri, 12-
13; asst prof, 13-18; assoc. prof, 18- Soc.
Nat; So^. Zool; Physiol. Soc Fossil land shells
of Bermuda; spermatogenesis of nematodes.

Onllck, Bav. John TChomas), E. Maifoa Boad,
Honolulu, Hawaii. ^Biology. Waimea, Kawai,
Hawaii, March 13, 32. A.B, Williams, 59, hon.
A.M; Union Theol. Sem, 59-61; hon. Ph.D,
Adelbert, 89; ScD, Oberlin, 05. Missionary
of Am. Board in North China, 64-75; in Kobe
and Osaka, Japan, 75-99. Soc Zool; Econ.
Ass. Achatinella; variation of species as re-
lated to geographical distribution; divergent
evolution through cumulative segr^ation and
through intensive segfregation; cross-infertility;
utility of n>ecifie characters; evolution, racial
and habitudinal; isolation and selection; false
biology and fatalism; social problems.

Onmmer, Prof. 0(uthb6rt) F (rands), Queen's
University, Kingston, Ont, Can. Mathematics,
Salisbury, England, Jan. 5, 83. B.A, Oxford,
04, M.A, 08. Asst. master, Denstone Col.

(Eng), 06-08; prof, math, Bishop's Col, 08-11;
asst. prof, Queen's {Can), 11-20, assoc. prof,
go- • Assoc ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 20-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass.

Gununere, Prof. Heory V(olkmar), Llanerch, Pa.
Mathematics. Philadelphia, Pa, March 20, 70.
B.S, Haverford, 88, A.M, 89; A.M, Harvard, 90,
90-91, 92-93, 98-99. Instr. math, Swarthmorei
93-98; prof. math, and physics, Ursinus, 99-
04; math, Drezel Inst, 04-18, educ. research,
18-19; director evening courses, 14-18; engaged
in farming, 19- A. A; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo.

Ghmdersen, Dr. Alfred (Ludvlg Gtoorg), Brooklyn
Botanic Garden, Brooklyn, N. Y. Boiaijf.
Kragero, Norway, July 1, 77. A.B, Stanford,
97; A.M, Harvard, 07; Docteur de TUniv,
Paris, 10. Teacher, secondary schools, 98-03;
asst, Arnold Arboretum, 10-13; asst. curator,
BrooJclyn Boi. Garden, IS- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Torrey Bot Club. Classification of dicotyledons ;
history of botany.

Omidergen, Dr. O(arl), Stillwater, Okla. Mathe*
maiics. Krageroe, Norway, Jan. 10, 64. A.B,
Stanford, 97; A.M, Columbia, 99, fellow, 99-
00, hon. fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 02. Prof, math.
La Grange, 02-04; instr, Mich. Agr. Col, 04-
08, asst. prof, 08-09; prof, Okla. Col, 09-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. The content or measure
of assemblages of points.

awui. Prof. Selskar M(ichael), International
Health Board, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Sanitoflry science, London, England, May 25, 83.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05; C.P.H, Harvard-Tech.
Sch. of Pub. Health, 17. Bacteriologist, Boston
Biochem. Lab, 05-06; first asst. bacteriologist,
State Board of Health, Iowa, 06-08; health offi-
cer. Orange, N. J, 08-10; instr. sanit. biol, Maas.
InaL Tech, 10-11, asst. prof, sanit bioL and pub.
health, 11-13, assoc prof, 14-17; aasoc director.
Commission for Prev. of Tuber, France, 17-20;
adviser, piib. health administration, minisiry of
health, CMeehO'Slovahia, tO- Lecturer hygiene,
lowat, 06-08; Tufts, 12-14; sanit expert. Bur.
Eoon. and Efficiency, Milwaukee, 11 1 asst prof,
biol, Sinmions, 12-14; director, div. hygiene,
Mass. Health Dept, 15-16; managing ed, 'Am.
Jour. Pub. Health,' 12-13, ed, 14-17, mem. State
Board of Labor and Industries, Mass, 14-15.
ChevaHer Legion dHionneur, 19. A. A; Soc
Bact; Pub. Health Ass. (sec'y, 12-17); Social
Hygiene Soc; Statist Ass. Public health; meth-
ods used by health departments; municix>al sani-
tation.

Gunther, Prof. Charles 0(tto), Stevens Institute
of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. Mathematics,
New York, N. Y, May 21, 79. M.E, Stevens,
00. Instr. math, Stevens, 00-02, asst. prof, 02-
04, math, and mech, 04-08, prof, math, and
head, dept. math, 08- With ordnance dept,
U.S. A, 18-19. A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
assoc. Civil Eng; Meeh. Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc
astron. de France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Integration by trigonometric and imaginary sub-
stitution; exterior ballistics.

Gunthorp, Prof. Horace, University of Washing-
ton, Seattle, Wash, Zoology. Holbeach, Eng-
land, Aug. 28, 81. Ph.B, Hamline, 05; A.B,
Stanford, 09; A.M, Kansas, 12; fellow, Minne-

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sotfty 17-18. Prof, biol, Soathwestern (KaiiB)i
00-11; instr. zool^ Kansas, 11-12; prof, biol,
Monmouth, 12-16; wool, Washburn, 18-20; a$sU
prof, Washington iBeaUle), tO- Menu Kans.
State Biol. Surr^ 10. A.A; Soe. Mammal; Wil-
son Omith. Club; Cooper Omith. Club; assoe.
mem. Omith. Union; Bot. See; Ass. Prof.
Myriapoda; maize; thyroid feeding to tadpoles.

Ghird, Br. Fraser B(ailUe), 731 Sherbrooke St,
W, Montreal, Can. Pathology. Montreal, Jan.
7, 83. B A, McGiU. 04, M.D, 06. A^^ t. pathol-
ogist, Montreal Oen. Hosp, 07-08; instr. and
demonstrator path, and bacter, Tulane, 09-11;
lecturer immunol, and demonstrator surg, Jfo-
Gill. Asst. surjfeon, Montreal Gen. Hosp ; major,
M. C, C. A; hon. capt, B.A.M.C. Ass. Path,
and Bact. Bacteriology; surgery; bacteriology
of the female genital tract; leprosy; anaphy-
laxis; wound treatment.

Omley, W(illia)m F(raiik) E(ngene Beed),
6151 TJniversi^ Ave, Chicago, lU. Taleontol-
ogy. Oswego, N. Y, June 6, 64. Cornell, 73-
75. State geologist, HI, 93-97; cwator paleont,
Chicago, 00- AA.; Paleont. Soc; Geol. Soc;
111. Acad; cor. mem. Austrian Imp. GeoL Soc.
Paleozoic paleontology.

Oushea, Miss Vera M(arie), 63 Vernon St, North-
ampton, Mass. Astronomy. Cincinnatus, N. Y,
Feb. 7, 94. A.B, Smith, 16; M.S, Chicago, 17.
Computer, Yerkes Observatory, 16-17; demon-
strator, asst. and later instr, astron. Smith, 17-
Asst, < Nautical Almanac' Office, summer, 18.
Asst, solar eclix>8e ezped. to Matheeon, Colo, 18.
Astron. Soc

OOflsow, H(a]i8) T(h6odor), Central Experimental
Farm, Ottawa, Can. Botany. Breslau, Ger-
many, Aug. 24, 79. Boyal Bot. Gardens, Bres-
lau, 94-96; Leipzig, 98-99; Berlin, 99-00. Asst.
to consulting botanist, Boyal Agr. Soc. England,
03-09; Dominion botanist, Cent. Exp. Farm, Ot-
tawa, 09- A. A; Phytopath. Soc. (assoc. ed,
^Phytopathology,' 16) ; British Soc. Econ. Biol;
Boyal Micros. Soc; hon. mem. Boyal Hort. Soc.
(mem. sci. committee) ; Verein fur angewandte
Bot; Soc. mycol. de France. Mycology; bac-
teriology; phytopathology.

Onstafson, Prof. A(zel) F(6rdiiuuid), College of
Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy. Joy, lU,
Nov. 24, 80. B.S, Illinois, 07, M.S, 12; Ph.D,
Cornell, 20. Asst soil physics, Illinois, and Exp.
Sta, 07-10, instr, 10-11, assoc, 11-15, asst. prof,
15-20; soils, ComeU, tO- A. A; Soc Agron.
Soil physics; soil survey; soil moisture and
tillage for com.

OnthiiA, Prof. OChaxles) O(lMUle), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Thysiology. Gil-
more, Mo, May 13, 80. B.S, Missouri, 97, M.D,
01, fellow, 01-02; Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Demon-
strator physiol. Western Beserve, 02-03; instr,
Chicago, 03-06; prof, physiol. and Pharmacol,
Washington (St. Louis), 06-09; Pittsburgh, 09--
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Pharmacol.
Blood reactions and alterations; resuscitation;
phenomena attending and following cerebral and
other anemias; survival of isolat^ tissues; en-
gridfted tissues; suture of blood-vessels; organ
transplantation with anastomosis of blood-ves-
sels; pharmacology of magnesium salts and

digitalis; physiology of muscle, nerve and heart;
experimental and clinical shock; inflnensa.

Oathzia, Br. David Vance, Louisiana State Uni-
versity, Baton Bouge, La. Physics. Barter-
brook, Va, Oct. 15, 84. A.B, Washington and
Lee, 03, A.M, 04; PhJ), Hopkins, 08. Beseareh
asst, Yerkes Observatory, 08; instr. physics,
Virginia, 08-10, adj. prof, 10-11, prof, physios
and astron, Louisiana, 11- A.A. Spectroscopy.

Guthrie, Prof. Edward Bewail, Ithaca, N. Y.
Chemistry. Cioin, Iowa, Dec. 27, 80. B.S.A,
05; M.S. A, 10; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Instr. dairy-
ing, Ohio State, 05-08; dairy indust, Cornell,
08-13, prof, IS- Bancidity and metallic flavor
in butter.

Onfhrie, Prof. J(08^1i) B(dward), 319 Lynn
Ave, Ames, Iowa. Entomology. York, N. Y,
Sept. 24, 71. B.S, Minnesota, 00, M.S, OL
Asst. eool, Iowa State, 01-02, instr, 02-04, asst.
prof, 05-14, assoc. prof, 14-17, prof, 17- AJLj
Entom. Soc; fel. Iowa Acad. Ciollembola of
Minnesota.

Gnyer, Prof. Michael F(rederic), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Zoology. Platts*
burg. Mo, Nov. 17, 74. Missouri, 90-92; B.S,
Chicago, 94, fellow, 97-00, Ph.D, 00; A.M, Ne-
braska, 96; Paris and Naples, 08-09; Smith-
sonian table, Naples ZooL Sta, 09. Asst. sool,
Nebraska, 95-96; teacher - biol, high sdi, Lin-
coln, Nebr, 96-97; head, dept. bio^ Cincbinati,
00-11; prof, tool, Wisconsin, 11- Mem. Nat.
Beseareh Council. A. A; Soc Nat; Ass. Anat;
Soc Zool. (v. pres, cent, brandi, 08, 09) ;
Micros. Soc. (pres, 16, 17) ; Wis. Acad. CJytol-
ogy; embryology; genetics.

Gnyton, TChomas) L(ee), Ohio State University,
(}olumbus, Ohio. Entomology. Winterest, Ohio,
July 22, 84. B.8.(Agr), Ohio State, 13, M.S,
16, fellow. Asst. entomologist, Ohio Exp.
Sta, 17-18; scientific asst. Pa. Dept. Agr, 18-
AA; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic
entomology.

H

Haaael, Dr. Bngmie (Bmll Pellx Bichaxd), 236
First Ave, Ottawa, Can. Physios, Mineralogy.
Breslau, Germany, May 24, 41. Gymnasium,
Breslau, 58; A.M, Ohio (Athens), 72; PhJ),
Breslau, 73. Prof, science, Adrian, 66; nat.
science, Albion, 68-72; physics and miner, di-
rector of Faraday Ball, and dean, dept. science,
Victoria (Can^, 72-89; prof, physics, Syracose,
89-01; supt. of mines, Dom. of Can, 01-08,
director, Dept. of Mines, 08- Chairman, com-
mission to investigate eleetrothennic processes
for the smelting of iron ores and the maldng of
steel in operation in Eurox>e. Physi^ Soc;
Chem. Eng. (v. pres); Eleetrochem. Soc; Can.
Min. Inst; Boyal Soc. Can; Faraday Soc (v.
pres). Hydriodic acid as a blow-pipe reagent;
gypsum tablets in blow-pipe analysis; hydro-
bromic acid and tetrachlorid of tin as blow-pipe
reagents; location and examinatitm of magnetic
ore deposits by magnetometric measurements;
the smelting of iron ores by the eleetrothermic
processes; investigation of an electric furnace
at Domnarfoet, Sweden.

Haas, Dr. A(lbert) B(ichard) O(ail), Citrus Ex-
periment Station, Biverside, Calif. Botany.

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Seranton, Pa, May 29, 88. B.S, Pa. State. 13,
M.S, 14; Ohieago, summen, 18, 14; A.M, Har-
rard, 16, Ph.D, 17, Sheldon travelmg feUow, at
Oalifonua, 17-18; Woods Hole, summerfl, 16, 17.
Ant hot, Pa. State, 13-14, instr, 14-15; Wis-
connn, 19; out. prof, Citrus Exp. 8ta, Cali-
fomia, 19^ Plant physiology; relation of hy-
drogen-ion coneentration to plant metabolism;
relative masses of protein anions and cations.

Baas, Prof. W(l]liam) H(ennan>, Northwestern
University, Evanston, lU. Geology, Bellevne,
Ohio, Jan. 20, 72. AJ3, Chieago, 03; A.M, Ohio
Northern. Assoc, prof, geol, Northioestem, 14-
Geology and geography of Mesa Verde; influ-
ence of glaciation in Ohio.

Babermaii, Br. J(id«8) Viotor, 60 W. 85th St,
New York, N. Y. Neurology, Psyohopathology.
New York, April 11, 81. A.B, Columbia, 02,
M.D; 05; Berlin, 08. Asst. physician, Koni^ch.
Charity, Berlin, 06-08; iauir, neurol, Columbia,
08-i4, psyehotherapy, IS-; asst. neurol, Vander-
bilt Clinic, 0&-14, visiting physician^ 12-18.
Capt, M.C, 18-19. Psychol. Ass ; Medieo-PqrchoL
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Eugenics Beeeareh Ass;
Nat. Ass. for Study of Exceptional Children;
Child Health Org; Prog. Educ. Ass; N. Y. Acad.
Med. Examination of mind; nervous and men-
tal diseases.

Hacktttt^ Br. L(«wl8) W(«ndell), International
Health Board, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Medicine. Benicia, Calif, Dec 14, 84. A.B,
Harvard, MJ), 12, B.P.H. Instr, Har-
vaid, Med. Seh, 13; direetor, Iwt, Sealth
Board, Panama, 14-15, BraeU, IB- Direetor,
sanit. surv, British Honduras, 15. AJL; Am.
Med. Ass. Public health; anaphylaxis; air
filtration; animal parasitology.

Hackh, Prof. Ingo W(aldemar) B(agobert), 1619
Turk St, San Prancisoo, Calif . Chemistry, Stutt-
gart, Germany, March 25, 90. Ph.G, Brunswick,
09; A.B, California, 17. Chemist. E. DeHaen,
Seelze, Germany, 10-11; Abbott Alkaloidal Co,
12-13; VonBuck Besearch Lab, 13-15; asst.
ehem, California, 15-18; prof, hioehem, Col.
FhysMans and Surg, Ban Franoisoo, 18- A.A;
Chem. Soe. Physical and organic chemistry;
periodic system of the elements; system of
structure symbols.

Hadden, B(ayid) E(dwazd), Alta, Iowa, Astron^
omy, Ireland, Oct. 22, 66. Wesley Col, Ireland,
86-87; B.S, Momingside, 04; registeredjphar-
macist, Iowa. Mem. solar eclipse exped, "Wades-
boro, N. C, 00; to Colo, 18. FeL Iowa Acad;
Boyal Astron. Soc. Can; Soc. Beige d'Astron.
Meteorology; the sun.

Badtey, Prof. P(iederick) B(roiwn), College of
Agriculture, University of Wisconsin, Madison,
Wis. Veterinary soienee. Burlington, Vt, Jan.
31, 80. D.y.M, Ohio State, 07; Chicago, sum-
mer, 10. Instr. anat. Wash. State, 07-08, asst.
prof. anat. and surg, 08-09; vet. anat, Ohio
State, 09-10; vet. seienoe, Wisoonsin, 10-11,
assoc prof, 11-17, prof, 17- Vet. Med. Ass.
Veterinary pathology and therapeutics.

Hadtoy, Prof. Laurence^ 111 Waldron St, West
Lafayette, Ind. Mathematics, DanifUle, Ind,
March 19, 76. B.S, Earlham, 02; A.M, Michi-
gan, 07, PhJ>, 15. Instr. math, Earlham, 02-12,

asst. prof, 12-15, prof, 15-18; assoe, prof. Pur-
due, 18- Math. Ass.

Hadley, Br. PhilUp B(ardweU), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Biology. Shel-
bume Falls, Mass, Jan. 10, 81. PhJ3, Brown,
03, Ph.D, 08. Prof, bacter, R. I. Col, and chief,
div. biol, B. I. Exp. Sta, 08-20 ; asst, prof, Mich-
igan, go- Biologist, E. L Fish Commission;
bacteriologist. Providence. A.A; Soc Zool;
Soc. Bact. Bacteriology; protozoology; animal
behavior; biology of Eimeria avium; para-
typhoid infections in birds; methods of immuni-
zation in avian diseases; inheritance in poultry
and rabbits.

Hadley, Bean S(teph6n) M(arshaU), Penn College,
Oskaloosa, Iowa. Astronomy, West Newton,
Ind, 60. Ph.B, Penn (Iowa), 84; A.M, Har-
vard, 93; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 04. Principal, aead,
FriendsviUe, Tenn, 84-85; LeGrand, Iowa, 85-
87; prof. math, and astron, Penn {Iowa), 87-,
dean, 09- A.A; Math. Ass. Belative masses of
binary stars.

Hadwfliv Br. I. Seymour A, Biological Survey, U.
S. Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Pathology, Lees, England, 77. D.V.Sc McGill,
02. Vet. capt, C.M.B, S. Africa, 02; asst. pa-
thologist. Can. Dept. Agr, 05-17, chief animal
pathologist, 17-20, chief veterinarian, in charge
reindeer investigation, U. 8. Dept. Agr, tO-
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; See. Bact; Vet. Med.
Ass; Entom. Soc; Out Entom. Soc; B. C. En-
torn. Soc; London Entom. Soc; Econ. Biol.
Parasitology; tick paralysis; bovine hematuria.

Haecker, Prof. T(]ieopliiUui) L(evl), 1205 Bay-
mond Ave, St. Paul, Minn. AnimU mnatrition.
VaUey City, Ohio, May 4, 46. Wisconsin, 63-64,
67-68, 91. Exec, clerk to governor. Wis. 74-91;
instr. dairying, Minaiesota, 91-94, prof, dairy
husbandry, 94-07, dairy husbandry and animal
nutrition and in charge, animal nutrition lab,
07-10, dairy and aiwmaX husbandry, 10-18, prof,
emeritus, 18- Lecturer, grad. sch, ComeU. A.A ;
Soc. Animal Production; Soc. Agron. Milk and
meat production; food of maintenance; feeding
standards.

Bagan, Prof. Harold B(ayiiumd), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Zoology. Chicago,
^1, May 20, 86. B.S, Utah Col, 14; M.S, Har-
vard, 17. Instr. zooL and entom, Utah Col, 14-
17, asst. prof, and assoc. entomologist, Exp. Sta,
17-20; assoc, prof, wool, and head of dept, Utah,
to- State crops and pests inspector, 19- A. A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Utah Acad.
Entomology; embryology of insects; grain in*
sects; fruit tree leaf roller.

Bagar, Stanslniry, 48 Wall St, New York, N. Y.
Anthropology. San Francisco, Calif, Dec. 9,
69. A.B, Yale, 92; LL.B, N. Y. Law Sch, 97.
See'y, dept, ethnol, Brooklyn Inst, 94-17, pres,
17- Mem. exec, committee, dept. astron, Brook-
lyn Inst. Int. Cong. Americanists, 02, 08-10.
A.A. (menu councU) ; Anthrop. Ass. (mem.
council, 19); fel. Ethnol. Soe. (treas) ; Folk*
lore Soc. (v. pres, 00, 09); Inst Social Sd;
N. Y. Explorers Club (sec'y, 18-19). Zodiacal
symbolism of ancient Peru; mythology and
ritual of American Indians.

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BMgaDMBf Dr. Aaxon Jftottn, 33 Olonwood Ave,
Bloomfieldy N. J. Chemigtff. Bound Brook,
N. J, Aug. 17^ 90. B.8, Bntgon, 12, 1L8, 13;
fellow, Witeonsbiy 16-18, PIlD, 18. Aart. ebem,
Bntgen, 13-16; dM^ ekenUtt in charge omaL
ehem, chemical research, glass amd metal, West-
inghause Lamp Co, 18- Chem. 8oe; Eleetro-
ehem. Soe. ^lorganie diemistry; metalliirgy ;
ehemistry and m^allnrgy of moljbdennm and
tungftOD.

Hacen, Bor. Jolm a(6orgo), a. J, ^Mcola Yati-
eana. Borne, Italj. *MathetMtics, Astronowiff.
Bregens, Auetria, March. 6, 47. Mwuter, 70-
71; Bonn, 71-72; Ditton Hall, England, 75-80.
Prof, math, Prairie da Ghiea, Wie, 80-88;
director, obBervatory, Georgetown, 88-06; Vati-
can Observatory f Borne, 06- Math. Soe : Aetron.
Soe; Waeh. Aead; for. aMoe. Bojai Aetroa.
Soe; Pontiiicia Aead. Bom. dei Nnovi Lineei;
Aataron. Geeell: Math. Verein; Leopold GaroL
Aead; Soe. SeL de Bmxellee; Soe. Aatron. ItaL
Synopeifl of higher mathematiee; Leonard!
Enleri opera eolleeta; variable etars and star
eolors; nebnlae; rotalden of the earth.

Hagenow, Prof. Ghaxles P(redesick), Waehington
Univenity, St. Louie, Mo. Physics, Altona, Oer-
manj, Feb. 3, 74. B.S, Nebraska, 00, AJf, 06;
Ph.D, Chieago, 19. Inttr. math, Nebraska, 04r-
06; Armonr, 06-09, physics, 09-13; inetr, Chi-
cago, 18-19; asst. prof, Washington (8t.
Louis), 19- AA. Eleetro-opties; doable elee-
trie refraction; thermionic and photo-eleetrie
phenomena at lowest attainable pressores.

Hagwr, Doney, Higgins Bailding, Los Angeles,
Calif. Geology. St Panl, Minn, Jane, 87.
Washington (St Lonis), 06-09; Colombian, 09-
10. Field foreman, Kern Trading and Oil Co,
10-13; consulting and field geologist, 13-19;
consultant and chief geologist, Nat, Salploration
Co. and Union Oil Co, of Del, 19- Min. Eng;
Ass. PetroL Oeol. Petroleum geology and tedi-
nology.

Haggerty, Prof. M(«lTln) B(Terett), ITniversity
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology.
Bunker HiU, Ind, Jan. 17, 75. A.B, Indiana,
02, A.M, 07; A.M, Harrard, 09, PhJ>, 10. Asst
prof, psychol, Indiana, 09-11, assoc. prof, and
later prof, 11-15; educ. psychol, Minnesota, 15-,
dean, col. educ. and director, psycho-edue. ilin/ic,
to- Asst. philos. Harvard, 09-10. AA.; Psy-
ehoL Ass. Animal psychology; edueational psy-
chology; psychology of learning and work.

Bftlm, C(lac«iiee) W(llKm), 89 Murray Lane,
Flushing, N. Y. Biology. Plainville, Ohio,
Aug. 19, 77. B.S, Cincinnati, 99; M.S, Trinity
(Conn), 01; A.M, Harvard, 03. Instr. biol,
Cincinnati, 99-00; nat. hist, Trinity (Conn),
00-01; teacher science, high sch. Little Falls,
N Y, 03-04; hiol. High Beh. of Commerce, N.
T. City, 04- AJL; Soe. Nat; N. Y. Biol. Teach-
ers' Ass. Begeneration in Actinia, Haleambia
and Metridium; reptilian embryology; biologi-
cal tedmic; life history and charges in tiie
nucleus of Haemogregarina stepanovi of the
turtle; trypanosomes and haemogregarines of
the frog; Myzosporidia of fish.

Balm, Prof. Dorothy A(mia), Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege, South Hadley, Mass. Chemistry, Plula-

delphia, Pa, April 9, 76. A3, Bryn Mawr, 99,
fellow, 07-08; lieipdig, 06-07; fellow, Yale, 15-
16, PhJ), 16. Prof, ekem. Pa. OoL for Women,
99-06; instr, Mt. Holyoke, 03-14, assoc. prof,
14-16, prof, 1&- Chem. Soe. Orignard addition
to unsatur^ed ketones; isomerism of derivatives
of cyclopropane; polypeptid-hydantoins; sol-
phnr-hydantoins and iso«olpho-eyanids; chem-
ical solabilitiea.

Balgh, Piof. Frank LCoyal), 833 Washington St»
Walla Walla, Waah. Chemistry. Green Lake,
Wis, Nov. 25,.85. A.B, Bipon, 08; PhJ), Yale,
12. Instr. chem, Shefleld SeL Sch, Yale, 12-15;
prof, and head of dept. Whitman, IS-' Chem.
Soe. Inorganic ehemistry.

Balgh, Dr. L(ooiiard) D(tnin), 1617 Cauthoim
Ave, Columbia, Mo. Chemistry. Yorkville. HI,
Nov. 24, 75. B J3, lOehigaa, 00, M.8, 03 ; PhJ>,

11. Commercial chemist, 03-07; cLSst. prof.
agr. chem, Missouri, 07" Chem. Soe. QieBb*
istry of beef •«<«">!■

Hainaa, Fiof. A(rtliiir) L(eo), 508 Cottage Ave,
Vermilion, S. Dak. Chemistry. ■ Wyoming,
Iowa, June 25, 74. BJB, Upper Iowa, 96; A.M,
South Dakota, 05; Wisconsin. Asst. chom. South
Dakota, 04-05, chem. and physics, 05-06, instr.
chem, 06-13, asst. prof, 13-19, ossoe. prof, 19-,
in charge of dept, 18-19. Chem. Soe (pree, 8.
Dak. sect); S. Dak. Aead. (see'y-treas). De-
hydration of alcohol by calcium earbid.

Haines, Prof. Thomas HCarvey), 1194 Oak St,
Columbus, Ohio. Psychology. Moorestown, N.
J, Nov. 4, 71. A.B, Haverford, 96, A.M, 97;
A.M, Harvard, 98, PhJ>, 01; MJ>, Ohio State,

12. Asst. philos. Harvard, 99-00; prof, psychol,
Ohio State, 01-15, mental and nervous diseases,
IS-; field consultant, Nat. Committee Mental
Hygiene, 19- Voluntary asst, Burgholzli,
Z&deh, Switzerland, 13; din. derk, Nat. Hosp.
Paral^xed and Epileptic, London; first asat.
physician, Boston Psychopath. Hosp, 13-14;
prof, psychol. Smith, 14; din. director, Ohio
Bur. Xuvenile Besearch. 14-17; psydioL exam-
iner, U.S. A, 17-18. AA; Psychol. Ass; Psy-
chopath. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Medieo-PsydioL
Ass. Simultaneity of mental processes; psy-
chology of the esthetic reaction; relation of per-
ceptive and revived mental material; the syn-
thetic factor in tactual space-perception; mental
measurements of the bhnd; crime and mental
defleien<7.

Haines, Prof. Walter 8(taaley), Bush Medical
College, Chicago, HL Towieology, Chemistry,
Materia medica. Chicago, Sept. 27, 50. Mass.
Inst. Tech, 69-71; M.D, mrthwestem, 73;
Sorbonne and Ecole de M4d, Paris, 75-76; hon.
A.M, Monmouth, 81. Prof, chem, Northwestera,
72-76; ehem. and toxieol, Bush Med, Col, 76-
85, chem, pharmaey and tozicol, 85--05, chem,
mat. med. and toxieol, OS-, professorial lecturer
towieol, Chicago, 01- Chemist, Presb. Hon,
Chicago; mem. committee of revision, XT. 8.
Pharmacopeia, 00, 10; HI. State Food Standard
Commission; 111. State Commission on Oeenpap
tional Diseases. A. A; Chemical Soe; Am. Med.
Ass; London Chem. Soe. The urine; chemistij
of drugs and of foods; toxicology.

Bake, Prof. H(arry) 0<ray), Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Slectrical engineerii^.

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Bbxtj, TH, Feb. 1, 83. B.8, Illinois, 07, M.S,
10, E.E, 13. Iiifftr. elee. eng, Illinois, 07-13;
asst. prof, Washington {8t. Louis), 13-18, a$»oe.
prof, IS^ Elec. Eng; Blum. Eng. Soe. lUiimi-
nation.

Bake. J(<Meiih) W(illiam), Garleton College,
Northifteld, Minn. Physios. Hojleton, 111, Oct.
7, 82. B.S, Cent Wesleyan, 07; A.B, Illinois,
09; AM, Northwestern, 13. Aeting prof.
physics, Wheaton (HI), 09-10; aast, North-
western, 10-13; instr, West Virginia, 13; asst.
prof, Carleton, Phyrdeal Soo. Astrophysies.

Balbenrtadt^ Bated, 811 W. Market St, PottsviUe,
Pa. Qsoiogy. PottsviUe, Jan. 26, 60. Penn-
sylTania, 82. Aid, Pa. GeoL Sqtt, 81-86, asst
geologist, 90-92; special agent, eleventh eeums,
8i^-91; eonsolting mineralogist and geologist,
Pa. Board Agr, 08-19; federal fuel administra-
tor; 17-19; supervising coal inspeetor, 18" A.A;
GeoL Soe; Min. and MetaL Soe; Appalaehian
Eng. Ass. (▼. pros); Soe. d'Ethnog. Geology
of coal; anthracite and bitnminons coal fields
of Pennsjlvania; mioroscopy of eoaL

Hale, Br. Albert O(ablie), 487 Halsey St, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Chemistry, Fhysies. Adams, N. Y,
Sept. 2, 45. A.B, Bochester, 69, A.M, 72, E.M,
81; PhJ), Heidelberg, 80. Y. principal and
teacher s<denee, high sch, Jersey City, 78-77;
pree, Colo. Sch. Mines, 8(^-83; head teacher
physical science. Boys' High Sch, Brooklyn. 83-
12. CoL entrance examiner in chem, 02-06.
A.A; Chem. Soe. (director, 87-02, ▼; pres, 89,
sec'y, 89-02) ; Min. Eng; Colo. Set Soe; Brook-
lyn tnst. (pres, dept. chem, 86) ; New Eng.
Ass. Chem. Teachers (▼. pres, 01) ; N. Y. Chem.
Teachers Clnb (pres, 02); N. Y. Physics Chib
(▼. pres, 89, pres, 90) ; Chem. Gesell.

Hale^ Prof. O(lareiioe) F(rederldk), State College
for Teachers, Albany, N. Y. Fhysies, Chemis-
try, S. Manchester, Conn, 77. B.S, Wesleyan,
03, M.S, 07; Ph.D, ComeU, 09. Asst, Wesleyan,
05-07, instr, 07-08; research assoc, Gen. Elec
Co, 09-11; prof, physios, N, Y. State Col. Teach-
ers, 11" Phy^eal Soe Liquefaction of gases;
hydrasin; small gas pressnre; spectrum of hy-
drajdn and ammonia.

Hale, Dr. Ftaok BCngene), Mt. Prospect Labora-
tory, 421 Flatbnsh Ave, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chem»
istry, Bacteriology. Brooklyn, Oct. 19, 75.
A3, Yale, 00, SiUiman fellow, 00-02, Ph.D, 02.
Asst. chem, Yale, 00-02; anal, chem, Columbia,
02-03 ; chemist, dept. water, gas and elec, N. 7.
City, 03-06, in charge, Mt. Prospect lab, 06-13,
director of laboratories, 13" Chem. Soe; Water
Works Ass; Munic Eng; Pub. Health Aas;
New Eng. Water Works Ass; N. Y. Chemists
Club. Use of tartar emetic as a standard;
starch as an indicator in iodometric analysis ;
hydrolysis of starch; stmetnre of the starch
molecule and of the starch iodids; analysis of
coal, water, and sewage; sewage disposal; water
sanitation.

Hale, Dr. George Ellery, Mt. Wilson Observa-
tory, Pasadena, Calif. * Astrophysics. Chicago,
lU, June 29, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90;
Berlin, 93-94; hon. Sc.D. Pittsburgh, 97; LL.D,
Beloit, 04; California, 12; Princeton, 17; ScJ),
Tale, 05; Manchester, 07; Oxford, 09; Cam-
bridge,. 11; Chicago, 16; Columbia, 17. Direc-

tor, Kenwood Observatory, 90-96; assoc prof,
astrophysics, Chicago, 92-97, prof, 97-05, non-
res, prof, OS", director, Yerkes Observatory, OS-
OS; Mt. Wilson Observatory, Carnegie Instit^
tion, 04" Co-editor, 'Astron. and Astrophys,'
92-95; 'Astrophys. Jour,' 95- Janssen medsily
Paris Acad, 94; Bumford medal. Am. Acad, 02;
Draper medal, Nat. Acad, 04; gold medal, Boys^
Asfcron. Soe, 04; Silva medal, Soe Astron. de
Mex, 08; Bruce medal, Padflc Asteon. Soe, 16;
Janssen medal, Soe. astron. de France, 17;
Galileo medal, Florence, 20. Commander Order
Leopold n, 20; commander Order Crown of Italy,
20. Hon. chairman, Nat. Besearch Council;
mem, Geophys. Union; mem. exec committee.
Int. Besearch Council ( trustee, Calif. Inst.
Tech; Huntington Library and Art Gal-
leiy. Nat. Autd. (for. sec'y); AJl: Astron.
Soe; .Physical Soe; Am. Acad; Phuos. Soe.
(v. pres) ; Pacific Astron. Soe; MeteoroL Soe;
Optical Soe; hon. mem. N. Y. Acad; Wash.
Aead; hon. feL Boyal Astron. Soe Can; for.
assoc. Boyal Astron. Soe; for. mem. Boyal Soe;
hon. feL London Physical Soe; hon. mem. Boyal
Inst; hon. mem. Osmbridge Philos. Soe; Edin-
burgh Boyal Soe; Boyal mdi Acad; cor. mem.
British Ass; for. cor. Bur. des Longitudes de
France; Soe. de Physique; for. assoc Paris Acad:
for. mem. XTpsala Acad; for. mem. Soe. degli
Spettroscop. Ital; hon. mem. Acad. Gioenia,
Catania; for. mem. Soe ScL Ital; Acad, dei
Lineei; Soe. Holland, des Sciences; Amsterdam
Aead; for. hon. mem. Vienna Acad; hon. mem.
Moscow Imp. Soe. Nat; Bussian Astron. Soe;
assoc Belgian Acadj hon. mem. Christiania Sci.
Soe; Int. Astron. Union. Spectroscopy; solar
and stellar physics.

Hale, Prof. Hairlson, Fayetteyille, Ari. Chem-
istry. Columbus, Miss, Dec 27, 79. AJ3,
Emory, 99; M.S, Chicago, 02; Harrison fellow,
Pennsylvania, 06-08, PhJ), 08. Asst. principal
pub. schools, Edgewood, Ga, 99-01; instr. chem,
Dmry, 02-08, asst prof, 03-05, prof, 05-18;
prof, and head of dept, Arkansas, 19" City
chemist, Springfield, Mo, 11-14; chemist,
Springfield City Water Works, 11-18. Chem.
Soe; Electrochem. Soe; Pub. Health Ass. Boiler
waters in Oklahoma; an electrolytic method for
the analysis of sine ores; reduction of sine ores;
active chlorin as milk preservative.

Hale^ Dr. WUliam J(ay), Dow Chemical Co, Mid*
land, Mich. ^Chemietry. Ada, Ohio, Jan. 5,
76. A.B, A.M, Miami, 97; A.B, Harvard, 98,
A.M, 99, Ph.D, 02, feUow (Berlin and G6t*
tingen), 02-08. Instr. chem, Michigan, 04-08,
asst. prof, 08-15, assoc prof, 15-19; director
org. chem. research. Vow Chem. Co, 19" A.A;
CSiem. Soe; fcL London Chem. Soe; Soe chim.
de France; Soe Suisse de Chim; Chem. Gesell.
Organic chemistry; dehydromucic acid; biphenyl
derivatives; /9-dioxims; isozasoles; furfurol de-
rivatives; pyrimidins; cydopentadienes; conden-
sations among aldehydes and ketones; dehydro-
acetic acid; four membered cyclic ureas, or
uretidones; nitropyrrole derivatives; the calcu-
lations of general chemistry.

Bale, Prof. (WilUaai) Worth, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Phaarmacology. Inavale,
Nebr, Sept. 9, 76. M.D, Michigan, 04, A.B, 08.

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Asst. surgeon, Granite Mining Hosp, Granite,
Mont, 0^5; asst. pharmaeol, Michigan, OS-
OS; asst. pharmaeologiflt, XJ. S. Pab. Health
Service, 0&-13; asst. prof, pharmaeol, Harvard
Med. 8 eh, 13-18, assoe. prof, and asst. dean, 18-
PhTsiol. Soc; Pharmaeol. Soc.

Haley, Prof. Francis B(aymond), Wolfville, N. S,
Can. Physics. Yarmouth, N. S, Aug. 24, 62.
B.A, Acadia, 84, M.A, 91; A.B, Harvard,* 86;
Leipzig, 91-92. Instr, Free Acad, Norwich,
Conn, 88-91; prof, physics, Acadia, 92-, dean,
faculty of applied science, Q9-17. Mem. board
of governors, N. S. Tech. Col; examiner physies,
N. 8. Provincial Med. Board; high sch. and
teachers' certificates for N. S; Physical Soc;
N. S. Inst. X-rays.

Hall, Prof. Arthnr a(ra]iaiii). University of Mich-
igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathematics, • Mem-
phis, Mich, Dee. 9, 65. B.S, Michigan, 87;
Ph.I), Leipzig, 02. Teacher physics and chem,
later teacher math, and principid, high sch, La-
Porte, Ind, 87-91; inStr. math, Michigan, 91-
93; head teacher physics, high sch, Grand
Bapids, Mieh, 93-94; instr. math, Michigan,
94r-03; asst. prof, Illinois, 03-05; prof, Miami,
05-08; prof, tnath, registrar and v/nio. ed,
Midhiffon, 08" A. A; Math. Soc. Theory of
transformation groups.

Hall, Br. A(8aph), Jr, Naval Observatory, Wash-
ington, D. C. Astronomy. Cambridge, Mass,
Oct. 6, 59. George Washington, 76-78; A.B.
Harvard, 82; Ph.D, Yale, 89. Asst, Naval Ob-
servatory, 82-85; Yale Observatory, 85-89; asst.
astronomer, Naval Observatory, 82-92; prof,
astron, Michigan, 92-05 ;* asst. Naval Obsenrm-
tory, 05-08, prof, math, U, 8, Navy, 08-; astron,
George Washington, 08- A.A.*(sec'y, A, 95,
gen. sec'y, 97, v, pros, 00); Astron. Soc; Wash.
Acad; Astron. G^eselL Mass of Saturn; orbit of
Neptune's satellite; orbits of comets; determi-
nation of star places with meridian circles; equa-
torial observations; determination of orbits of
satellites.

Hall, Dr. Dorothy, 2411 Putnam St, Toledo, Ohio.
Chemistry, Toledo, Sept. 20, 96. B.S, Michi-
gan, 18, fellow, 18-20, Ph.D, 20. Asst. anal,
diem, Michigan, 17-19; toith research lah, Oen.
Elee. Co, sSienedady, N, 7, Analytical meth-
ods in chemistry.

Hall, Prof. Edwin H(erbert), 39 Garden St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. * Physics. Gh>rham, Maine, Nov.
7, 55. A.B, Bowdoin, 75, LL.D, 05; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 80. Asst. physics, Hopkins, 80-81;
instr, Harvard, 81-88, asst. prof, 88-95, prof,
95-14, Bwnford prof, 14- Nat. Acad; A. A.
(v. pros, 04) ; PhysictsJ Soc. (mem. council, 03-
06) ; Am. Acad; cor. mem. British Ass. Hall
effect in various metals; changes of tempera-
ture in walls of steam-engine cylinder; thermal
conductivity of nickel and iron; deflection of
falling bodies; Thomson effect in soft iron;
theory of thermoelectric action; thermoelectric
heterogeneity in various metals; air resistance
to falling inch-spheres; electromagnetic and
thermomagnetic effects in soft iron; theory of
thermoelectric action and of thermal conduction
in metals, based upon the conception of dual
electric conduction.

Hall, Dr. EUiot 8(il6ll), 127 Forrest Ave, James-
town, N. Y. Chemistry. Eoantone, N. Y, Oct.
21, 73. A.B, Amherst, 96; fellow, Hopkins,
03-04, PhJ), 04. Asst. chem, Cornell, 00-01;
research asst, Chicago, 04-06; acting asst. prof,
chem, WashinjBTton ("Seattle), 06-07; assoc. prof,
Amherst, 07-12. Chem. Soc Inorganic diem-
istry.

Hall, Dr. Elmer E(dgar), 1501 Le Boy Ave, Berke-
ley, Calif. Physics. McGregor, Iowa, Aug. 21,
70. B.S, Southern California, 93; M.S, Cali-
fornia, 96, Whiting fellow, 01-02; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 02. v. prineipal and head, science dept,
high sch. Long Beaeh, 96-99; asst physies,
California, 99-01, instr, 02-06, asst. prof, 0^
10, assoc. prof, 10-19, prof, 19- A. A; Physical
Soc. Penetration in total reflection; vibrationB
in buildings due to street traffic, running ma-
chinery and wind gusts.

Hall, Dr. a(raiivllle) Stanley, 156 Woodland St,
Worcester, Mass. ^Psychology. Aahfleld, Mass,
Peb. 1, 46. A.B, Williams, 67, A.M, 70, LL.D,
89; Union Theol. Sem, 67-68, 70-71; Berlin
and Bonn, 6^70; Berlin and Heidelberg, 71-
72; Ph.D, Harvard, 78; Berlin and Leipsigy
7&-80; LL.D, Michigan, 88; Hopkins, 02; Mary-
land, 07. Prof. pMlos, Antioch, 72-76; instr.
Harvard, 76-78; lecturer. Harvard and Will-
iams, 80-81; prof, psychol, Hopkins, 81-88;
pres. and prof, psychol, Clark, 88-20. Ed, ' Am.
Jour, of Psychol,* 87-; 'Pedagog. Sem,' 91-;
' Am. Jour, of Religious Psychol, ' 04-15 ; ' Jour.
Internat. Belations,' 10-; 'Jour. Applied Psy-
chol,' 17. Nat. Acad; P^ehol. Ass; hon. mem.
Psychopath. Ass; Philos. Ass; fel. Am. Acad;
Antiq. Soc; Mass. Hist. Soc Experimental psy-
chology; child-study; education; philosophy.

Hall, Prof. H(arvoy) M(oiiro*), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Botawy. Lee Co,
HI, March 29, 74. B.S, California, 01. M.S, 02,
Ph.D, 06. Herbarium asst, CaUfomia, 01-02,
asst. bot. and asst. botanist, Exp. Sta, 02-08,
instr, 03-08, asst. prof, 08-19 ; investigate^ eooL
research, Carnegie Institution, 19- Hon. cura-
tor, herbarium, California. Bot. Soc; Ecol.
Soc; feL Calif. Acad. Experimental taxonomy
and ecology of North American plants, especially
compositae.

Hall, Prof. iTBa O(llfford), University of Califor-
nia, Berkel^, Calif. Bacteriology. Allegan,
Mich, Aug. 7, 85. A3, Colo. Col, 08; M.S, CaU-
fomia, 11. Bacteriologist, Cutter Laboratories,
11-15; asst. hacter, Calif orMa, 11-13, aast. int>f,
15-18, assoc. prof, 18- Bacteriologist, Bed Gross
Lab. Car, 18. A. A ; Soc. Baeter ; West. Soc Nat ;
Cooper Omith. Club; Calif. Aead. Anaerobic
baoteria; action of gentian violet on bacteria;
lymphangitis in horses.

Hall, Prof. Lyman BCeeeher), Haverford College,
Haverford, Pa. ^Chemistry. New Bedford,
Mass, Jan. 16, 52. A.B, Amherst, 73; Ph.D,
GGttingen, 75; fellow, Hopkins, 7(h-79. Asst.
chem, Hopkins, 79-80; prof, Haverford, 80-17,
emer. prof, 17- Special agent, tenth census, 80.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Philos. Soc; Chem. GeselL
Orthonitro-salicylic acid; oxidation of sulpha-
mids; litmus.

Hall, Mirs. Siary B(oweni), 37 E. Church St,
Bethlehem, Pa. Zoology. Saeo, Maine, Oct 2,

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71. B.L, Smith, 95; A.M, Badeliffe, 98; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 09. Demonstrator zool. and bot.
Smith, 98-99; instr. sool, Wellesley, 99-08.
Boston Soe. Nat. Hist. Peripheral distribution
of the cranial nerves of Spelerpes bilineatus;
histogenesis and hystolysis of the intestinal
epithelium of Bnf o lentigenosus.

Hall, Dr. Maurice O(rowthor), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ParasitoU
ogy. Qolden, Colo, July 15, 81. B.S, Oolo. Col,
05; A.M, Nebraska, 06; Ph.D, George Washing-
ton, 15, D.V.M, 16. Instr. biol. and chem, high
sdi, Canon City, Colo, 06-07; junior zoologist,
IT. S. Dept Agr, 07-11; asst zoologist, 11-16;
parasitologist, research lab, Parke, Davis and
Co, 16-18; senior Boologitftj U. 8. Dept. Agr, 19^
Prof. zool. and parasitol, Gteorge Washington,
13-16; zoologist, IT. 8. Insecticide and Fungi-
cide Board, 15-16; special lecturer parasitol,
Detroit CoL Med, 17-18; Ueut, V. C, 18-19.
Delegate, Pan-Am. ScL Cong, 15-16. A. A; Soc.
Zool; Ass. Econ. Entom; Vet. Med. Ass. (re-
viewer, 'Jour,' 16-); U. S. Live Stock Sanit.
Ass; Soc Trop. Med; Wash. Helminth. Soc.
(see'y, 10-16, 19-); Wash. Bntom. Soc. Para-
sites of carnivores; nematodes of rodents;
Chenopodium; insecticides; anthelmintic medi-
cation; specific treatment for parasitic diseases.

Hall, Dr. Koata F(olger>, Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass. Chemistry. Philadelphia,
Pa, July 7, 91. A.B, A.M, Haverford, 13; A.M,
Harvard, 15, Ph.D, 17. Teaching fellow chem,
Harvard, 14-15; asst. bur. chem, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 17; junior chemical engineer, H. S. Bur.
Mines, 17; Ueut. and capt, C.W.8, A.E.F, 18-19;
instr, dhem, Harvard, 19- Chem. Soc. Isotopes.

Hall, Dr. B(ftlph) E(dwln), Geophysical Labora-
tory, Washington, D. C. Ph^siccH cTiemistry,
Charlestown, Ohio, 85. A-B, Ohio Wesleyan,
07; A.M, Ohio State, 11; fellow, Chicago, 14-
16, Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem, Ohio State, 09-
14; assoc', Chicago, 14-16; asst. prof, Iowa
State, 1(M7; pl^siciil ohemist, geophys. lab,
Carnegie Institution, 17- Capt, CW.S, 18.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc Cryo-
hydric measurements on dilute solutions; solu-
bility relations under pressure.

Hall, Prof. Bo1>ert A(sderson), 466 74th St, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. CheffUgtry, Bowan Co, N. C, March
2, 86. A.B, Chicago, 05, Ph.D, 07. Assoc
prof, chem, North Carolina, 10-12 ; biochem. and
Pharmacol, Minnesota, 18-17 ; chemist, Standard
AnUine Products Co, 19^ Lieut, Inf, A.E.F,
17-19. Chem. Soc; Soc. BioL Chem; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Biochemistry; pharmacologry;
citrates; methylene di -salicylic acid and deriva-
tives.

Hall, Dr. Bobert WdUiam), Lehigh University,
Bethlehem, Pa. Zoology, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Aug. 17, 72. Ph.B, Yale, 95; A.B, Harvard,
97, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 01. Asst. zool, Harvard,
96-^9; Yale, 99-01, instr, 01-02; hiol, Lehigh,
02-04, asst. prof, 04-09, prof, 09^ Instr. zool,
Woods Hole, 9^-03. A.A. Vertebrate embry-
ology.

Hall, Dr. Boflooe W(ll]i8), St. Elizabeth's Hos-
pital, Washington, D. C. Psychiatry. Millers-
town, Pa, Feb. 22, 88. Ph.B, Dickinson, 08;
M.D, Hopkins, 12. Asst. and instr. psychiat,

Hopkins and res. psychiatrist, Hopkins Hosp,
15-17; senior asst. physician, Govt. Hosp. for
Insa/ne, Washington, 19- Psychopath. Ass.
Psychopathology.

Hall, Dr. T(homas) P(roctor), 1301 Davie St,
Vancouver, B. C. Mathematics, Physics. Hornby,
Ont, Oct. 7, 58. A.B, Toronto, 82, fellow, 83-
84; Clark, 90-93, Ph.D, 93; A.M, Ph.D, IlL
Wesleyan, 88; M.D, Nat. Med. Univ, 02. Sci-
ence master, Woodstock (Can), 85-90; prof,
nat. science. Tabor, 93-96; physics, Kansas C^ty,
97-01; ed, *Am. X-ray Jour,' 02-05. A. A;
Iowa Acad, (pres, 96) ; B. C. Acad, (pros, 12-
14); British Ass. Hyper-space; vector algebra;
relation of tone quality to the form of sound
waves.

Hall, Dr. William B(oiiiieU), 720 Tremont St,
Selma, Ala. Physiology. Lowndes Co, Ala,
Jan. 3, 66. C.E, A.M, Univ. of the Sou&, 85;
M.D, Virginia, 90. Asst. teacher, grammar sch,
Sewanee, Tenn, 86-89; asst. physician, Ala. In-
sane Hosp, Tuscaloosa, 91-93; prof. mat. med.
and physiol, Univ. of the South, 93-07, v. chan-
cellor, 09-14; physician and planter, 14-; mayor,
Selma, Ala, £0- A.A. Biology.

Hall, Prof. WUllam Shafer, Lafayette CoUega,
Easton, Pa. Mathematics. Chester, Pa, June
24, 61. C.E, Lafayette, 84, E.M, 86, M.S, 87.
Instr. mining eng, Lafayette, 84-92, asst. prof,
92-96, prof, and head of dept, 96-16, math, 16-,
clerTc of faculty, 09- A. A; Math. Ass; Ass.
Prof; Mech. Eng. Mensuration; differential
and integral calculus; descriptive geometry;
mine surveying.

Hall, William T(]iomaa), Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Chemisiry.
New Bedford, Mass, Aug. 4, 74. B.S, Masc
Inst. Tech, 95. Asst. anaX. chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 98-00, instr, 00-11, asst. prof, 11-18,
assoc. prof, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc. Bate of hy-
drolysis of salicin with acids.

Hall, Prof. Winfi^ld 8(cott), Berwyn, 111. •Phys-
iology. Batavia, 111, Jan\ 5, 61. B.S, North-
western, 87, M.D, 88, M.S, 89; M.D, Leipzig,
94, Ph.D, 95. Instr. biol. and head of dept,
Haverford, 89-^3; prof, physiol. Northwestern,
95-19, emer. prof, 19^; head, dept. sooial hy-
giene, Board of Temperance and Moral Wel-
fare, Presh. Church, 19- Lecturer physiol.
and dietetics, Mercy Hosp. Sdi. for Nurses;
Wesley Hosp. Sch. for Nurses; physiol. of exer-
cise, Y. M. C. A. Col, Chicago. A.A; Physiol.
Soc; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect. path, and
physiol, 05); Soc. Exp. Biol; fel. Ani. Acad.
Med. (pres, 05); Am. Med. Soc for Study of
Alcohol and other Narcotics (pres, 02-10) ; fel.
Chicago Acad. Physiology; changes in the pro-
X>ortions of the human body; absorption of
camiferrin; retention of iron in the animal
organism; regeneration of the blood; the
evaluation of anthropometric data; the chest
pantograph; mathematical relations of certain
chest measurements; metabolism; nutrition;
dietetics; influences of diet upon the chyle; in-
fluences of alcohol upon metabolism; internal
secretions and the endocrine organs, testes and
ovaries; adolescence; virility; senility; reju-
venescence; eugenics.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Halleck» Prof. Beuben Post^ 1154 8. Third Ave,
IiouisyiUe, Ky. Ptyehology, BoeJty Point, L. I,
Feb. 8, 59. A.B, Yale^ 81, A.M, 96; IAjJ),
Kentucky, 12. Instr. p^chol, Male High Seh,
LonisyiUe, 83-96, principal and instr. p^chol,
96-12. Examiner, Louisville Nor. Sch, 84-95.
AJL; Soc. Sci Edue; 8. 8oc Phtios. and P^y-
ehoL Pedagogical applications of physiologieal
psychology; neural bases of ethics.

Hallett, Dr. Qeorgs HCervey), Hatboro, Pa.
Math&matioa, Manchester, Maine, Dec 80, 70.
A.B, Pennsylvania, 93, Hector Tyndale fellow,
93-94, A.M, 94, Ph J), 96. Instr. mathj Pennsyl-
vania, 94-04, asst. prof, 04-10, prof, 10-
Algebra.

Ballock, Dr. AObert) P, 41 Morris St, Yonkers, N.
Y. Chemistry. PeekskiU,N.Y, May 16,55. Ph.B,
Columbia, 80, Ph.D, 88. Chemist, Consolidated
Gas Co, 80-87; with Carl H. Schultz Mineral
Water Establishment, 87-11; Beech Nut Pack-
ing Co, 17-20. A.A; Chem. Soc (treas, 07);
8<^ Chem. Indust; N. Y. Chemists Club; Ch'em.
Verein.

Hallock, Dr. Frank Sixkwood, Cromwell HaU,
Cromwell, Conn. Medicine, Oyster Bay, L. I,
N. Y, Aug. 18, 69. A.B, Wesleyan, 82, AJiC,
85; M.D, Columbia, 85. Med. director, Crorn^
well Hall, 98~ Director and neurologist, Mid-
dlesex Hosp, Middletown, Conn; trustee, Wes-
leyan. A. A; Neur. Ass; Am. Meid. Ass; Harvey
Soc; N. Y. Neur. Soc; Boston Soc. Psychiatr.
and Neur; Conn. Med. Ass. (pres, 11) ; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Neurology; psychotherapy.

Halpln, Prof. Jamas O(axfleld), 2500 University
Ave, Madison, Wis. Awimal husbandry. N. Y,
Oct. 18, 82. B.S.A, Cornell, 05. Instr, R. I.
Col, 05-06; asst prof, Mich. Agr. Col, 06-09;
prof, poiUtry husbandry, WiscoMin, 09- Influ-
ence of inbreeding; nutritioiL

Halsoy, Dr. J(o]in) T(aylor), 1232 Maison
Blanche Building, New Means, La. PharmO'
oology, Therapeutics. Elizabeth, N. J, Nov. 8,
70. Princeton, 87-88; M.D, Columbia. 93; St
Luke's Hosp, 93-95; Freiburg, 95-96; Stras-
bourg, 96-98; Marburg, 98-00. Asst, Pharma-
col, lab, Marburg, 98i-99; demonstrator Phar-
macol, med. faculty, McOiU, 00-01, lecturer, 01-
03, asst prof, pharmacol. and therapeut, 03-04;
prof. fnat. med, therapeut. and din. med, Tulane,
04^ Therapeut Soc; Ass. Study Int. Secre-
tions; Am. Med. Ass. Metabolism; renal physi-
ology; chemistry of toxins, agglutinins and
sindlar bodies; clinical actions of drugs; elec-
trocardiography.

Balstead, Dr. Albert E(dward), 30 N. Michigan
Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Surgery. Canada,
April 21, 68. MJ), Northwestern, 90. Prof.
and head, dept. anat. Northwestern, 97-01, prof,
surg, 01-16; Illinois, 16- Senior surgeon, St.
Luke's Hosp, Chicago; lieut. col, M.B. C. Fel.
Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Surg. Soc
(pres) ; Int Surg. Soc.

Halsted, Dr. Qeorge Bmoa, 929 Ninth Ave,
Greeley, Colo. ^Mathematics, Logic. Newark,
N. J, Nov. 25, 53. A.B, Princeton, 75, fellow,
75-76, A.M, 78; Columbia, 76; fellow, Hopkins,
76-78, Ph.D, 79. Instr. postgrad, math, Prinee-
ton, 78-81; prof, math, Texas, 82-03; St

John's (Md), 08; Kenyon, 03-06; Slate Teach-
ers Col, Greeley, Colo, 06- Editorial contributor
math, 'Centuiy Diet' Mem. d'honneur du
Comity Lobatchefsky. A. A. (v. pres, 03) ; Math.
Soc; London Math. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soe;
Soc. math, de France; Oircolo Mat. di Palermo;
and other Am. and foreign math, societies.
Non-Euclidean geometry; Sie foundations of
geometry; algorithmic logic; history of ge-
ometry; new treatment of geometry without
motion, ratio or any infinite process, without
limits or any continuity assumption; non-ftu-
didean spherics; non-Euclidean contribution to
philosophy; foundations and technique of arith-
metic

HiOsted, Prof. WlUiaai 8(tewart>, 1201 EuUw
Place, Baltimore, Md. ^Surgery. New York,
N. Y, Sept 28, 52. AJB, Yale, 74, LLJ), M;
MJ), Columbia, 77, hon. ScD, 04; Vienna, Le^
zig and Wiirsburg, 79-80; hon. F.B.C.S, Eng-
land, 00; FJfc.C.S, LL.D, Edinburgh, 05. Dem-
onstrator anat, Columbia, 81-85; attending sur-
geon, Bellevue, Presb, Boosevelt, Charity and
Emigrant Hospitals, N. Y. City, 82-86; sur^soii-
in-cMef, MopMms Hosp, and prof, eurg, Hopkins,
^P- Nat Acad; A. A; Surg. Aas; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Ass. Anat; Col. Surg; See. Em.
Biol; hon. mem. Soc Exp. Path; Am. Acad;
cor. mem. London Harveian Soc; cor. mem.
Acad, de Chirurg. de Paris; Acad. Royale de
M6d. de Belgique; Ass. fran^aise de Chirurg;
hon. mem. Qesell. fftr Chirurgie; for. feL Swed-
ish Acad; Stockholm Med. Soc Clinical and
experimental physiology, pathology and surgery.

HalTorsen, A(rthiir) L(iidwldc), 174 Water St,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Chemistry. Sunde, Nor-
way, Oct. 6, 68. Grad, Christiania Tech. Sch,
09. Beseareh chemist with Dr. Emil CoUett,
Qiristiania, 09; chemist and later research okem-
istf Boessler and Hasslacher Chem. Co, 11- With
Norwegian Legation, Havana, Cuba, 10. AJ^;
Min. Eng. Q^oid hydro-metallurgy.

Ham, Prof. Frank WCillard), 201 8. Seventh Ave,
Boseman, Mont. Physics. Newark, N. J, Sept.
11, 75. B.8, Mont State, 08, M.S, 05; Chicago,
summers, 08, 11, 14. Asst diemist, Mont. Ei^.
Sta, 05-07, instr. physics, Mont. Col, 07-09, asst.
prof, 09-11, prof, tl- Assoc Phyrieal Soc.

Hamaker, Prof. J<olin) I(nrin), Randolph-Macon
Woman's College, Lynchburg, Ya. Zoology.
Elisabethtown, Pa, Nov. 29, 69. A.B, Kansas,
98 ; A3, Harvard, 94, A.M, 95, Ph.D, 97. Asat.
zool, BadclifPe, Harvard, 94-95, Harvard, 95-
97; proA hiol. Trinity (N. C), 97-04; Bandolph-
Macon Woman's Col, 04- AJL; Soc ZooL The
nervous system; actinians of Beaufort, N. C.

Hamann, Dr. O(arl) A(ngiiat), 416 Osbom Build-
ing, Cleveland, Ohio. Anatomy. Davenport,
Iowa, Jan. 26, 68. MJ), Pennsylvania, ,90.
Asst. demonstrator anat, Pennsylvania, 91HMI;
prof. Western Beserve, 9$-, applied anat. and
Clin. surg. and dean, med. dept, 11-^ A. A; See.
Nat; Ass. Anat; Ass. Path, and Bact; fel. 8urg.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Cleveland Aead. Meld.
Human anatomy.

Bambleton, J(ame8) OChaae), Galloway, Ohio.
Entomology, Botany. West JTefPerson, Ohio,
Nov. 12, 68. A3, Macalester, 89; A.M, Ohio
State, 08. Prof. nat. sciences, lieeo de Anend,

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

285

Chile, 94-99; iiistr. seienee, Eaat High Boh, Co-
l%mbu8, Ohio, 00-17, 8%ipervi8or nature study,
18-, principal, Trades High School. Nattiralisti
'CondHion de Limites/ Chile; instr. elitom, lake
lab. Ohio State, summer, 09. A. A; EntomL Soe;
Ohio Acad; Soe. Cie. dn Chile. Sygtematic en-
tomology; Ooriziis; liehena of Ohio; Coreidae;
grasses of Ohio.

Hamburger, Br. Walter W(lle), 104 S. Michi-
gan Ave, Chicago, m. Medicine. Chicago,
Sept. 10, 81. B.S, Chicago, 03, M.S, 04 M.D,
Biish Med. Col, 06. Asst. prof, med, Bush Med*
Col, 14- Attending phjsician. Cook Co. Hosp,
IS-; assoe. attending physician, Michael Beese
Hosp, 12-; major, M.C^ 17-19. Am. Physicians;
Soc. Clin. Invest. Internal medicine.

Hamerschlag, Pres. Arthur Arton, Carnegie Insti-
tnte of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Education.
Nebraska, Nov. 22, 72. Sc.D, Lehigh, 07;
Pittsburgh, 07; LL.D, Trinity (Conn), 12; Alle-
gheny, 15. Engineer, 88-92; supt, St George's
Evening Trade Sch, 92-03; director, Carnegie
Inst. Tech, OS- Consulting engineer, N. Y.
Trade Sch, and Boys' Prep. Trade Sch, 92-04;
pres. City Planning Commission, Pittsburgh, 14--
15; mem. Schenl^ Mem. Commission; mem.
educ. jury awards, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15.
A.A; Eng. Educ. Trade and technical educa-
tion; administration of technical education.

HuniU, Dr. Samael MoOCtintOGk), 1822 Spruce St^
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Oak Hall, Pa,
Nov. 3, 64. Prinoeton, 86 : M.D, Pennsylvania,
88. Demonstrator physical diagnosis and instr.
din. med, Pennsylvania, 92-01; prof, diseases
of ehUdren, PhUa. Polyelinic, 01-; post-grad,
dept, Pennsylvania, 19- Mem. gen. med. board
and chairman, nat. child welfare committee,
Ooumdl Nat. Defense; director, child welfare.
Pa. Delegate, Cannes Med. Conf . of Bed Oroas
societies. Am. Med. Ass; Child Hygiene Ass.
(pres, 15-16) ; Pediat. Soc; Phila. Pediat, Path,
and Neur. Societies; Phila. CoL Physicians.

Sbmilton, Prof. AUoo, 800 S. Halsted St, Chicago,
lU. Industrial toxicology. New York, N. Y,
Feb. 27, 69. M.D, Michigan, 93, A.M, 10;
Leipsig, 95; Munich and Frankfort, 96; Hop-
kins, 97; Chicago, 99-01; Pasteur Inst, Paris,
02. Prof, path, Woman's Med. CoL Chicago,
97'-01; asst. pathologist, MeCormidk Inst, for
InfecUous Diseases, 02-09; special investigator
occupational poisons, U. 8. Bur. Labor Statis-
tics, 11-; asst. prof, indust. med. Harvard Med.
86h, 19- Mem. HL Commission to Investigate
Diseases of Oeeupation, 08-09, director, 09-10;
mem. Governor's Commission on Health Insur-
ance, 111; lecturer indust. med, Chicago, 16-;
Cutter lecturer. Harvard, 19. Ass. Path, and
Baet; Am. Med. Aas; Pub. Health Ass; Chicago
Path. Soc. (pres, 11). Bacteriology; immunol-
ogy; industrUil poisoning in the manufacture of
explosives and dyes; lead poisoning.

HamlKon, Prof. Artbnr flnepbiiii, Physicians and
Surgeons Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Neurol-
ogy. Wyoming, Iowa, Nov. 28, 72. B.8, Iowa,
94; M.D, Pennsylvania, 97. Prof, nervous and
mental diseases, Minnesota, 06-, chief of div,
It- Neur. Ass; Medico-PsyohoL Ass; Psycho-
path. Ass. Clinical neurology; neuropathology.

Hamilton, E(dward) H(eiiry), IT. S. Smelting Co,
Midvale, Utah. Metallwgy. Montreal. B.S,
McGill, 84, summers, 84-91. Chemist, Standard
Oil Co, 91-93; Pueblo Smelting and Bef. Co, 93-
06, asst. supt. and metallurgist, 96-00; supt. V.
S. Zinc Co, 00-02; asst. manager and metallur-
gist, Waahoe Smeltery, 02-05; gen. supt, Ariz.
Smelting Co, 05-07; metallurgist, various com-
panies, 07-15; consulting metidlurgist and man-
ager of smelteries. Cons. Min. and Smelting Co,

16, manager electrolytic zinc plant, 17-18; supt.
Midvale smeltery, U. S. Smelting, Befining and
Mining Co, 18- With Can. GeoL Surv. A. A;
Chem. Soe; Min. Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Can. &st. Min. Metal; Boyal Soc.
Arts London. Copper smelting and lead; pro-
duction of zinc by electrolysis.

Hamilton, Prof. F (rands) M(arion), 455 Park
Ave, Leonia, N. J. Psychology. Markle, Ind,
Jan. 21, 67. A.B, Indiana, 97, A.M, 01 ; fellow,
Chicago, 04-05; Ph.D, Columbia, 07. Teacher,
principal and supt. pub. schools, Ind, 88-95;
instr. Latin and math, North Muichester Col,
90-91; asst. psychol, Indiana, 97-98; asst. educ.
director, Association Col, Gent. Y. M. C. A,
CMcago, 98-99; instr. psychol. and pedag. and
director, psychol. lab, Ohio State, 99-01; prof,
psychol. and pedag, Wis. State Nor. Sch, Platte-
ville, 01-03; asst. psychol, Columbia, 05-06;
prof, N. T. Training Sch. for Teachers, 00-11,
head of dept, 11- A. A; PsychoL Ass. Per-
ceptual factors in reading; educational tests.

Hamilton, Dr. G(flb0rt) V(aa Tassel), Frazeys-
burg, Ohio. Psychology. Frazeysburg, Jan: 15,
77. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 98; M.D, Jefferson
Med. Col, 01; Harvard, 05-08. Bes. physician,
Jewish Hosp, Phila, 01; State Hosp, Warren,
Pa, 02-05; McLean Hosp, 05-07; lecturer psy-
chol. State Nor. Sch, Santa Barbara, Calif, 15-

17. Besearch worker, Stanley McCormick Grant,
08-17; visiting psychopathologist, Miradero
Sanitarium, 10-17; capt, air service, 17-18.
Mem. ed. board. *Jour. Animal Behavior.'
Psychol, Ass; Medico-PsychoL Ass; Psychopath.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass. AnimaJ behavior; psycho-
pathology; industrial psychology.

Hamilton, a(eorge) B(all), Lowell Observatory,
Flagstaff, Ariz. Astronomy. London, England,
Jan. 31, 84. B.A, Cambridge, 07, M.A, 11. VoL
worker, Observatory, Oxford, 08-10; prof. a»-
tron, physics and French, B^llevue, 10-14; as-
tronomer, Lowell Observatory, 17- A.A; feL
Boyal Aatron. Soc Mars, Jupiter and Jupiter's
satellites.

Hamilton, Dr. Hngb, 815 Walnut St, Harrisburg,
Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia, Pa, May 18, 47.
B.S, Pa. State, 66; M.D, Pennsylvania, 71, M.S,
80, hon. A.M, 16; Lafayette, 67. Chemist and
geologist. Pa. Agr. Soc, 67-80; visiting physi-
cian, Harrisburg Hosp, 79-81; examining sur-
geon, U.S.A, 79- Sec'y, board of trustees, Har-
risburg Acad. v. pres, Pan-Am. Med. Cong;
mem. Int. Med. Cong, Berlin. A. A; Am. Med.
Ass; Phila. Acad; Harrisburg Acad. Med.
(pres). Vegetable physiology; use of milk;
medical entomology.

Hamilton, Prof. John Oir, 6 Park Bead, Manhat-
tan, Kans. Physics. Princeton, Ind, Sept. 4,
67. Monmouth, 83-^7; B.S, Chicago, 01. Prin«

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

eipal^ high sch, Boseville, HI, 96-99; asst. prof.
physics, Kansas State, 01-08, prof, 08- Kans.
Acad. Benewal of sulphated storage cells;
weather; the light of the fire-flj; effect of dif-
ferent light rays on plant growth.

Hamilton, Dr. W(llUain) F(awcett), 287 Moun-
tain 8t, Montreal, Can, Medicine, Baie Vertie.
N. B, 65. N. B. Nor. Sch; M.D, McGill, 91.
Medical snpt, Montreal (Jen. Hosp, 91-94; asst.
physician, Royal Victoria Hosp, 94-04, physi-
cian, 04-; asst, prof, med, and din, med, Mo-
GUI. Am. Physidans; Can. Med. Ass. Latemal
medicine; cardiac diseases.

Hamlin, Br. M(ar8ton) I*(ot^), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry,
New York, N. Y, Feb. 8, 87. A.B, Amherst,
08; A.M, Columbia, 09, fellow, 11-12, Ph.D, 12;
Strasbourg, 09-10. Besearch chemist, Harri-
man Lab, Boosevelt Hosp, 12-13; research and
operating chemist, Gen. Bakelite Co, 13-15; chief
chemist, plant D, Butterworth-Judson Corp,
15-18; research chemist, Nat, Aniline and Chem,
Co, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc Industrial chemistry;
lipolytic enz^es; hydrolysis of esters; explos-
ives and dye intermediates.

TTMwnniii, Prof. IiOnlB, 1107 St. Paul St, Balti-
more, Md. Medicine. Baltimore, Dec. 21, 77.
A.B, Bock Hill, 96; MD, Hopkins, 01. Asst,
instr. and later assoc. med^ Hopkins, 03-15, act-
ing head of dept, 18-19. Physicaan in charge,
PMpps Dispensary, 05-15; asst. yisiting physi-
cian, Hopkins Hosp. Am. Physicians; Soc.
C9in. Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medicine.

Hamnmr, Prof. Barnard W(eniiek), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Bacteriology, Hillsboro,
Wis, Oct. 7, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 08; Ph.D,
Chicago, 20. Asst. agr. bacter, Wisconsin, 08-
09, bacteriologist, hygiene lab, 09-11; prof,
dairy hacter, Iowa State, and chief dairy tacter,
Exp. Sta, 11- Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass;
Dairy ScL Ass. Chemistry; dairy bacteriology.

Hammer, William JCoseph), 55 Liberty St, New
York, N. Y. Physics, Electrical engineer-
ing, Cressona, Pa, Peb. 26, 58. High sch. Lab.
asst. to Edward Weston, 78-80 ; to Thomas A.
Edison, 80-81; engineer, English Edison Co, 81-
82; chief engineer, German Edison Co, 82-
84; chief inspector, Edison Co, 84-86; manager,
Boston Edison Co, 86-88; consulting engineer,
Cincinnati Centennial Expos, 88; representative
of Thos. A. Edison, Paris Expos, 89; eonsvUting
elec, engineer and expert, N, T, City, 90- Lec-
turer, various institutions and societies; mem.
committee on organization. La. Purchase Expos,
04; pros, Nat. Conf. Standard Elee. Bules;
sec'y and expert, Aeronautics Committee, Hud-
son-Fulton Celebration. John Scott and Elliott
Cresson medals, Franklin Inst; grand prize,
La. Purchase Expos, 04. Delegate, Int. Elec
Cong, Paris, 00. A. A; Physical Soc; Elec Eng.
(v. pros) ; Electrochem. Soc. (past pros) ; N. Y.
Elec Soc; Franklin Inst; Aero Club; Aeronaut.
Soc. (v. pres). Badium; radiant phenomena;
phosphorescence and fluorescence; X-rays;
cathode rays; selenium and its properties; light-
ing by incandescence; aeronautics.

Hammett^ Dr. F(red6Xlck) S(lmond8), Wistar
Institute, West Philadelphia, Pa. Bioohem'
istry. Boston, Masd, Nov. 18, 85. A.B, Tufts,

08; M.S, B. I. Col, 11; A.M, Harvard, 14,
Ph.D, 15. Asst chemist, B. L Exp. Sta, 09-12;
teaching fellow bioehem. Harvard Med. Sch, 13-
15, assif anat, 14-15 ; prof. physioL and biocJiiem,
Southern California, 15-17 ; instr. anat. Harvard
Med. Sch, 17-18; fellow hiochem, Wistar Inst,
A. A; Soc BioL Chem; Chem. Soc Plant physi-
ology; uric acid metaboUsm; biochemistry of
placenta; growth; phosphorus and protein
metobolism.

Hammond, J(olm) O(hiirthill), U. 6. Naval Ob-
servatory, Washington, D. C. Astronomy. Liv-
ingston Co, Mich, June 3, 71. B.S, Michigan,
94; M.S, Chicago, 96. Asst, 'Nautical Ahna-
nac' Office, 98-00; computer, U. 8, Naval Ob-
servatory, 00-03, asst. astronomer, 03-17, as-
tronomer, 17- In charge, IT. S. Naval Observa-
tory solar edipse exped, 18. Astron. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc Comets, asteroids and satelHtee;
positions of fundamental stars.

Hammond, John Hays, 120 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Mining engineering. San Francisco,
Calif, March 31, 65. Ph3, Yale, 76, hon. A.M,
98; Boyal Sch. of Mines, Freiberg; D.E,
Stevens; LL.D, St. John's (Md); hon. M.Ey
Colo. Sch. Mines. Special expert, U. S. G^eoL
Surv, 80; mining engineer. Nat. Conservation
Committee, 08-; Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Lon-
don, 09. A.A; Min. Eng; Acad. Polit. and
Social Sci; ArcheoL Inst; Nat. Civic Federa-
tion; Am. Acad; London Inst. Min. and Metal;
Boyal Scottish Geog. Soc Mining.

Hammond, Dr. L(e8ter) DCavlaaon), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Petersburg, Ind, June 23, 83. A.B, Indiana, 07;
A.M, Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D, 16. Acting asst.
prof, chem. Mo. Sch. Mines, 16-17; instr. org.
chem, Kansas State, 17-18; asst. prof, chem.
Armour, 18-19; assoc. chemist, Bwr. Standards,
19- Chem. Soc. Electrochemistry; electro-
deposition of nickeL

Hamor, W(l]liam) A (lien), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. DuBois, Pa, March
27, 87. Pittsburgh, 04-07, hon. A.M, 13. Be-
search asst, CoL City of N. Y, 07-14; asst. to
director, Mellon Inst, 14-16, asst, director, IS-
Shale-oil expert, Can. Dept. Mines, 08 ; ed. staff,
'Jour. Indust. Eng. Chem,' 12-14. Major,
C.W.S, 17-18. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc
Chemical • economics r economic utilization of
fuels; anesthetics; shale oil and petroleum.

Banawalt, Prof. Tnads WCayland), 826 N. Steele
St, Tacoma, Wash. Mathemaiics, Astronomy,
Mbnticello, Ind, Feb. 22, 59. A.B, DePauw, 84^
A.M, 02; Chicago, 97, 99; Cornell, 01; Cham-
berlin Observatory, 03; Columbia, 16. Prof.
math, and astron, Mt. Morris, 84-93; instr.
math, DePauw, 93-98: prof. math, and astron,
Iowa Wesleyan, 98-03; Albion, 03-07; Ptiget
Sound, 08- A. A; Math. Ass; Math. Soc

Hance, Prof. J(ames) H(arold), State Geological
Survey, Urbana, 111. Geology. Chicago, 111,
Aug. 14, 80. B.S, Northwestern, 01; Washing-
ton (Seattle), 08, M.E, 11; Ph.D, Chicago, 18.
Junior, asst. and assoc. geologist, IT. S. GeoL
Surv, 10-15; asst. geol, Chicago, 14-15; asst.
prof, Iowa, 15-18; geologist, Boxana PetroL Co,
18-19 ; valuation engineer, oil seet, internal reve-
nue bur, IT. S. Treae. Dept, 19; acting prof, in

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charge geoL dept, Denieon, 19-20; as8t» chief,
State GeoU 8urv, lU, £0- Mmeral examiner,
U. S. Gen. Land Office, 17. A. A; Min. and
MetaL Eng; Ass. Petrol. 6eol. Metallurgy;
valuation of mineral properties.

Haooe^ Dr. Boliert T(heodoze), University of
Pennsylvania^ Philadelphia^ Pa. Zoology, Cin-
cinnati, .Ohio, Jan. 10, 92. A.B, Cincinnati, 18,
A.M, 14; Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 14-16,
PhJ), 17. Asst. lool, Cincinnati, 13-14, Penn-
syivaxiia, 16-18; ehairnum zool, A.E.F. XJniv,
Beanne, and lient, Sanit. C, 19 ; instr. god, Penn-
sfflwmia, iO" XJl\ See. Zool; Micros. Soo.
MammaHanand plant cytology; somatic chromo-
somes; Paramecium.

Hanoock, Prof. Harris, TJniversity of Cincinnati^
Cincinnati, Ohio. •Uaihematice. EUersIie, Ya,
May 1^ 67. Virginia, 86; AJ), Hopkins, 88;
Cambridge, 91; PhJ), Berlin, 94; 8c.D, Paris,
01. Asst. math, Chicago, 92-93, 94-95, assoc,
95-97, instr, 97-00; fr^^ CffMtfitiati, 00- AJL;
Math. Ass; Math. Sois; Ass. Prof, (treas, 18-);
London Math. Soc; Math. Yerein; Soc. math, de
Prance; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Kronicker's
modular systems; Abelian integrals; elliptic
functions and integrals; calculus of variations;
marima and minima; minimal surfaces; alge*
braic numbers; geometry of numbers.

Hancodc, Br. Josepli LCaae), 937 Hyde Park Boule-
vard, Chicago, HL Entomology. Chicago, April 12,
64. M.B, Northwestern, 88. Fhyeioiany Chicago
Elevated Eye. A. A; Chicago Acad; Chicago
Entom. Soo. (past curator and ed, 'Mem') ; iSe
feL London Entom. Boc. Tettigida of North
America; Tettriginie; the striped meadow
cricket; omithophilous pollination; the castle-
building spider; brain weight of birds;
Tettigida of Ceylon.

Hand, Prof. W(iUlam) PClowors), Agricultural
College, Miss. Chemitiry. Shubuta, Miss, Bee
1, 73. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 93, M.8, 95; Ph.B,
Columbia, 03. Asst chemist, Mise, Agr. Col, 93-
99, prof. ehem. and state chemist, 9S- A.A;
Chem. 8oc; Agr. Chem. (v. pros, 20). Organic
chemistry; synthesis in the quinazalin group;
aynthesiB of ketodihydroquinazalins and of di-
quinasoyls.

Handy, James Otis, 5723 Woodmont, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Chemistry, Metallurgy. Barnstable, Mass,
Jan. 2, 69. Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-86. Asst.
chemist, IT. P. B. B, 86-87; B. and O. B. B, 88;
chief chemist, Pittsburgh Testing Lab, 89-,
director, special investigations, tO- Mem.
commission on filtration of water supplies of
Pittsburgh and Alleghany, 95. Chem. Soc.
(councillor); 8oe. <£em. Indust; West Pa.
Eng. Boc Chemieal analysis; rapid method for
phosphorus in steel; magnesia in compounds;
water softening; metallurgy of copper, cobalt
and vanadium; oil and grease refining processes;
synthetic resin manufacture.

Haaford, Dr. a(eorga) A(rt]iiir), P. O. Box 55,

Syracuse, N. Y. Physiological chemistry.
Syracuse, Oct. 14, 75. AJB, Tale, 98, Ph.D, 02.
Asst. physioL chem, Yale, 99-02; lecturer, Syra*
cuse Med. Col, 02-03, director, dept chem, 03-
06, prof. ehem. and physioL chem, 06-07; man-
ager, Hanford Mfg. Co, Syracuse, 07- Physi-

ological r61e and toxicology of caesium com-
pounds.

Hanke, Dr. Milton Tlieo(dore), TJniversity of Chi*
eago, Chicago, HI. Chemistry. Chicago, April
23, 93. B.S, Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst prof.
physioL chem, N. Dak. Col, 16-17; research
chemist, Sprague Mem. Inst, Chicago, IS-
Chem. Soc; Soc BioL Chem. Biochemistry; bac-
teriology; oxidation of maltose; proteinogenous
amins; electrical constitution of orgpEUiic com-
pounds.

Hankinson, TQiomas) L(eroy), New York State
College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. Ichthyol-
ogy. Valparaiso, Ind, April 12, 76. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 98; Cornell, 00. Prof. zooL and
physiol. East. DL State Nor. Sch, 02-19 ; iohiky-
ologist, Boosevelt WUd Life Exp. Sta, Syracuse,
19- Investigator, Mich. BioL and GfeoL Surv;
N. Y. CoL Forest, summers, 15- A.A ; EeoL
Soc. (v. pros, 19) ; Fisheries Soc; Soc. lehthyoL
and Herp; Soc. Mammal; Micros. Soc. (treas,
10-15); WiLwn Omith. Club (sec'y, 15); HL
Acad, (treas, 17); Mich. Acad. Ornithology;
aquatic biology; habits and life histories of i^

Hama, Dr. a. Dallas, California Academy of
Sciences, San Francisco, Calif. Zoology.
Carlisle, Ark, April 24, 87. AJB, Kansas, 09,
A.M, 13; Ph.D, George Washington, 18. Asst,
Bur. Fisheries, 11-19; curator invert, paleont,
Calif. Acad. Sciences, 19- Field worker, Alaska,
11-19. A.A; Calif. Acad; Wash. BioL Soc
Conehology; recent and fossil moUudts and
diatoms; Alaska fur-seal herd.

Hanna, Prof. XJlysaes 8(li«nnaa), 828 Atwater
Ave, Bloomington, Ind. Mathematies. Selma,
Ind, Jan. 16, 65. A.B, Indiana, 95, A.M, 98;
Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 99-01, Ph.D, 05.
Instr. math, high sch, New Castle, !bid, 90-94;
Indiana, 95-99, asst. prof, 99-09, assoc. prof,
09- A.A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; Ass. Prof;
Ind. Acad; Soc. sstron de France; Math. Yerein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. The bitangenitals of
the quintic, sextic, septimic and octic

Hannibal, Harold, Stanford University, Calif.
Paleontology. Alviso, Calif, Nov. 27, 89. A.B,
Stanford, 13. Private research, 09-11, 16-20;

. asst, Wash. State Museum, 11-12 ; field geologisEt
for Balph Arnold, California and North Padfic
Coast, 11-15. Le Conte GeoL Soc. Becent and
fossil land and fresh water MoUusca of Pacific
coast; Pliocene and Pleistocene floras of Cali-
fornia; paleontology of marine Cretaceous, Ter-
tiaiy and Quatenutry of Pacific Coast; cartog-
raphy and structure of California coast ranges;
geologic museums.

Hansen, Prof. Kiela B(bbe8en), Brookings, S. Dak.
Horticultwe. Bibe, Denmark, Jan. 4, 66. B.S,
Iowa State, 87, M.S, 95; ScD, South Dakota,
17. Practical horticulture, Iowa, 87-91; asst
prof, hort, Iowa State, 91-95; prof, 8. Vdk. Col,
95- Explorer, U. S. Dept Agr, Asia, eastern
Europe and northern Africa, 97-98, 06, 08-09;
for S. Dak, 13. Gold medal, Mass. Hort
Soc, 17. Delegate ^m XT. S. to Int. Conf,
of Genetics, London, 06. ' A. A. (sec'y, plant
sect); Soc. Hort Sci; S. Dak. State Hort
Soc (seeV) ; Bo^nU Hort. Soc Genetics; breed-
ing fruits and roses for cold resistance; import-
ing and breeding hardy alfalfa; agricultural ex-

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ploration in Rossia, Transcaueasia, Siberia,
China and Turkestan; imported Siberian fat-
rumped sheep.

Hansen, Paul, 39 W. Adams St, Chicago, 111.
CMl engineering, Arlington, Va, Aug. 9, 79.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93. Asst. engineer, Mass.
State Board of Health, 03-04: engineer, City
of Columbus, 04-05; Ohio State Board of
Health, 05-10; lU. State Water Surv, 10-15;
HL State Dept. Health, 15-20; mem. firm,
Pearse, Greeley and Hansen, BO- Lecturer, Illi-
nois. Civil Eng; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass.
Sanitary engineering; public health; stream
sanitation; sewage treatment; water resources;
typhoid fever.

Hanson, Prof. Frank Blair, Washington Univer-
sity, St. Louis, Mo. Zoology. Bloomington,
111, July 15, 86. A.B, George Washington, IS;
fellow, Illinois, 14-15, A.M, 15; traveling fel-
low, American, 15-16, PhJ), 19. Instr. eool,
Washington {8i. Lovis), 16-18, asst prof, 18-
20, assoo. prof, iO- A.A; Soc. Zool; Soc. Mam-
mal; St. Louis Acad. Vertebrate morphology;
origin and development of the shoulder girdle
and sternum; skeleton of the alligator; develop-
ment of the mouse; anatomy of iSte catfish.

Hanson, Herbert 0(lirl8tian), University of Colo-
rado, Boulder, Colo. Botany. Faribault, Minn,
April 19, 91. A.B, Minnesota, 14; A.M, Ne-
braska, 16. Asst. prof, bot. State Nor. Sch,
Peru, Nebr, 16-17; instr, Cincinnati, 17-18;
plant quarantine inspector, fed. hort. board, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 18-20; instr. hiol, Colorado, tO-
A. A; Bot. Soc; EooL Soc Leaf structure and
environment; Malvaceae; ecology; physiology.

Hanson, H(ennan) H(er1>ert), Dover, Del. Chem-
istry. Strafford, N. H, April 6, 76. B.S, Pa.
State, 02; M.S, Maine, 06. Asst. chemist, Maine
Exp. Sta, 02-07, assoc. chemist, 07-16, chemist,
16-19; asst. chemist, W. Va. Exp. Sta, 19-20;
tiate ehemisi, Del, iSO- With Food Ad, 17-18;
capt, S. C, 18-19. A. A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem.
Analysis and microscopy of foods, drugs and
agricultural products.

HanzUk, Prof. P(anl) J(ohn), 1353 E. Ninth St,
Cleveland, Ohio. Pharmacology. Shueyville,
Iowa, July 24, 85. Ph.G, Iowa, 02, Ph.C, 08;
A.B, Illinois, 08, A.M, 11; M.D^ Western Re-
serve, 12; Vienna, 13-14. Demonstrator phar^
maool, Western Beserve, 12-13, inatr, 13-15,
aflsocy 15-17, asst. prof, 17-20, assoo. prof, 20^
Pharmacologist U. S. Bur. Mines, 18. Capt,
M.C, 18, M.R.C. 19- Soc. Pharmacol; PhysioL
Soc; Soc. Exp. biol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Am. Med.
Ass; Clevehuid Acad. Med. Qastro-intestinal
absorption of certain drugs and the recovery of
these and others from animal tissues and fluids;
clinical action of veratrum, chelidonin, hexa-
methylenamin, piperasin, salicyluric add and
salicylates; fish poisoning; hemostatics; skin-
irritant war gases; anaphylactoid phenomena.

Haroonrt, Prof. B(obert), Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, Out. Chemistry. Ontario, Can,
66. B.S.A, Toronto, 93. Asst. chemist, Ont.
Agr. Col, 93-01, prof, ehem, 01- A. A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Lidust; Agr. Chem; Can. Inst.
Chem. Chemistry of foods, including wheat,
flour and breakfast foods; insecticides and

fungicides; incubation of eggs; line and sulphur
washes; the dairy industry; soils and fertilizers.

Hard, Prof. Herbert A(axon), Fargo, N. Dak.
Geology, Chemistry. Columbus, Ohio, Oct. 2,
73. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 97; Michigan, 06-09.
Instr. geol, Ohio Wesleyan, 96-97; teacher sci-
ence, Ludington and Bay City, Mich, 98-06;
asst. chem, Michigan, 06-09; prof, geol, N. Dak.
Col, 09-14; with U. S. Geol. Surv, 14-17; state
drainage and fiood control engineer, N. Dak, 17-
Director, State Geol. and Soil Surv, N. Dak, 09-
14. A.A.

Hardenbergh, Dr. James Ball, State Livestock
Sanitary Board Laboratory, Harrisburg, Pa.
Bacteriology. Harford, N. T, July 17, 87.
D.y.M, Pennsylvania, 11. Asst. director Pa.
State Liveetoek Sanit. Board Lab, 11-13, di-
rector, 14- Instr. bacter, vet. dept, Pennsylva-
nia, 11-13. Vet. Med. Ass. Infectious abortion
in cattle; hemorraghie septicemia; vaccination
against tuberculosis.

Hardenbnrg, Prof. B(arle) V(olcajt), College of
Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy. B.S,
Cornell, 12, M.S,A, 15, Ph.D, 19. Instr. farm
crops, Cornell, 12-18, asst. prof, 19- Soc.
Agron; Potato Ass; N. Y. Potato Ass. (see'y,
15-). Potato and field bean production.

Harder, Dr. B(dmimd) O(ecll), Harrison Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Geology. New Hol-
stein, Wis, Sept. 22, 82. A.B, Wisconsin, 05,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 15. Field asst, U. S. GeoL Surv,
05-06; mining geologist, 07; junior geologist^
U. S. GeoL Surv, 0^-09, asst. geologist, 09-14,
geologist, 14-20; geologist and mining engineer,
Bep. Min. and Mfg. Co. and other mining oom'
ponies, iO- Manager, S. Am. mining, Brazilian
Iron and Steel Co, 10-13. A.A; Geol. Soc;
Min. and Metal. Eng* Soc Fcon. Geol; Wash.
Acad; Wash. GeoL Soc Economic geology;
iron, manganese and chrome ores; bauxite; mag-
netic ore deposition; rock decay; soil bacteri-
ology.

HUder, Dr. Oflcar B(dward), University of Ifin-
nesota, Minneax>olis, Minn. Chemistry. Frank-
lin Co, Ark, Feb. 8, 83. AJB, Okhihoma, 10,
A.M, 11; Ph.D, Illinois, 15. Instr. chem, Okla-
homa, 10-11; food analyst, Kans. State Board
of Health, Kansas, 11-13 ; research chemist, com-
mittee C 9, Soc Test. Mat. and Portland Cement
Ass, 15-18; N. K. Fairbanks Co, 18; fellow, Mel-
lon Inst, 18-19; assoc. prof, metallography,
Minnesot€t, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng. Metallography; alloys of chro-
mium, copper and nickel; organic impurities in
sand used for concrete; uranium.

Hardesty, Prof. Irving; Tulane University; New
Orleans, La. ^Neurology. Beaufort, N. C,
Oct. 8, 66. A.B, Wake Forest, 92, ScD, 18;
Ph.D, Chicago, 99. Principal, Wakefield Acad,
N. C, 92-93; asst. biol, Missouri, 95-96; neur,
Chicago, 98-00; instr. anat, California, 00-03,
asst. prof, 03-07, assoc prof, 07-09; prof, Tu-
lane, 09- A.A; Ass. Anat. Development and
architecture of the nervous system and organs
of the special senses, human and comparative

Hardin, Dr. WilMt L(epley), Mt. Washington,
Los Angeles, Calif. ^Chemistry, Physios, Min-
eralogy. Lima, Ohio, Dec. 8, 68. B.S, Buehtel,

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93; PhJD, Pennsjlvania, 96, fellow, 96-99.
Instr. chem. and physics, Buchtel, 93-94; lec-
turer physical chem, Pennsylvania, 96-00, instr.
physical and tech. ehem, 99-00; gen. manager,
Symmes Valley Coal Co, 03-07; asst. sec'y and
treas. Mex. Nat. Gas Co, 08-11 ; oonsuliing ohem-
ist, 11" Chairman, jury awards, sect. chem. ap-
paratus, Nat. Export Expos, 99. A. A; Chem.
Soc; Min. Eng. The liquefaction of gases;
atomic masses of silver, mercury, cadmium,
tungsten and palladium; derivatives of pal-
ladium with organic bases.

Harding, Prof. A(rthiir) M(cOrackeii), Univer-
sity of Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Mathemat-
ics, Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. 3, 84. A.B, Arkan-
sas, 04; A.M, Chicago, 13, Ph.D, 16. Adj. prof,
math, Arleansas, 0£M)9, assoc. prof, 09-16, prof,
math, and astron, 16-, univ. examiner, 16-19,
director, general extension, 19- A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Projective differential ge-
ometry.

Harding, Prof. OCharles) Francis, 503 Uniyendty
St, W. Lafayette, Ind. Electrical engineering.
Fitchburg, Mass, Sept. 11, 81. B.S, Worcester,
02, E.E, 10; Cornell, 05-06; Dartmouth, 08.
Testing dept, Gen. Elec. Co, 02; elec. engineer,
Worcester, Providence and Port Wayne, 03-05;
asst. prof. elec. eng, Cornell, 05-06; asst. elec.
eng, Stone and Webster, Boston, 07-08; head
prof, elec. eng, and director, eleo, lab, Purdue,
08- Pel. Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; Nat. Elec.
Light Ass; Ind. Acad; Ind. Eng. Soc. (past
pres) . Leakage lojsses in dielectrics at high volt-
ages; photometric and apeetrophotometrie anal-
yses of locomotive headlights; electrical fixation
of nitrogen; central station rates and valuations.

Harding, Dr. Bverbart Percy, 413 S. Oak St,
Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry, Waseca, Minn,
Aug. 15, 70. A.B, Minnesota, 94, M.S, 95 ; Ph.D,
Heidelberg, 00. Asst. chem, Minnesota, 94-96,
instr, 96-99, lecturer, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-13,
assoc, prof, IS- A.A ; Chem. Soc. Chemistry of
wheat; synthesis and reduction of aldazins;
synthesis and derivatives of hydrazones; syn-
thesis of 2:5 dimethylbenzaldehyde ; sulphur
compounds in coal gas; rapid determination of
fat in milk products; benzene in illuminating
gas.

Harding, Dr. H(axry) A(l«zls), Agricultural Col-
lege, TTrbana, HI. Bacteriology, Oconomowoc,
Wis, Nov. 28, 71. B.S, Wisconsin, 96, fellow,
97-08, M.S, 98; Germany, 98; Ph.D, Cornell, 10.
Bacteriologist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 99-13;
prof, dairy hact, Illinois, IS- A. A; Soc. Bact;
Dairy Sci. Ass; Pub. Health Ass. Dairy bac-
teriology; bacterial plant diseases; causes of
cheese ripening; soft rot in plants; &cation of
nitrogen; city milk supplies.

Harding, Prof. V(ictor) J(ohn), University of To-
ronto, Toronto, Can. Biological chemistry. Bury,
England, Oct. 23, 85. B.Sc, Victoria (Eng), 06,
Beyer fellow, 07, M.Sc. 07, ScD, 12. Demon-
strator chem, Victoria (Eng), 08-10; McGiU,
10-11, lecturer biol. and physioL chem, 11-13,
asst. prof, 13-17, assoo. prof, 17-20; prof, path,
chem, Toronto, $0- Soc, Biol. Chem; feL Lon-
don Chem. Soc; assoc Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain
and Ireland. Physiological chemistry; terpenes;
essential oils; synthetic perfumes; ninhydrin

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reaction; substitution in aromatic compounds;
synthesis of purins in the animal body; creatin;
metabolism during pregnancy.

Hardwidc, Bose S(tandi8h), 161 S. Huntington
Ave, Boston, Mass. Psychology, A.B, Smith,
90, A.M, 09. Asst. psychol, Psychopathic Hosp,
Boston, 13-14; instr. Am. Sch. for Physical
Educ, 15-18; educ, Boston Sch. of Physical
Educ, 14-; staff psychologist, N, E. Home for
Little Wanderers, 15- Lecturer psychol, sch. do-
mestic science, Y. W. C. A, Boston, 15-18. Psy-
chol. Ass. Tests; visual defects.

Hardy, Dr. Arthnr Sherburne, Woodstock, Conn.
Maihem^ics, Andover, Mass, Aug. 13, 47.
Grad, U, S. MiL Acad, 69; Ecole des Ponts et
Chauss^s, 73-74; hon. A.M, Iowa; Ph.D, Dart-
mouth. Prof, civil eng, Grinnell, 71-73; Dart-
mouth, 74-78, math, 78-93; ed, 'Cosmopolitan,'
93-95; IJ. S. minister resident and consul gen,
Teheran, Persia, 97-99; envoy extraordinary and
minister plenipotentiary of the U. S, Greece,
Boumanja and Servia, 99-01; Switzerland, 01-
03; Spain, 03-05. Quaternions; calculus; topo-
graphical surveying; imaginary quantities.

Hardy, Dr. James OCraliain), Williamstown, Mass.
Mathematics. Easton, Pa, March 13, 74. A.B,
Lafayette, 94, A.M, 97; fellow, Hopkins, 97-98,
Ph.D, 98. Instr. and later assoc. prof, math,
Williams, 98-13, prof, IS- Math. Soc Darboux
lines on surfaces; curves of triple curvature;
curves in a space of n-dimensions.

Hare, Dr. Earle BCnss^), 623 Syndicate Build-
ing, Minneapolis, Minn. Anatomy, Summer-
field, Ohio, May 26, 72. A.B, Iowa Wesleyan,
94; M.D, 3£innd80ta, 00. Prosector anat, Min-
nesota, 00-05, demonstrator, 05-08, instr, 08-10,
surg, 10-17. Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass.

Hare, Dr. H(obart) A(mory), 1801 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. * Therapeutics. Philadelphia,
Sept. 20, 62. MJD, Pennsylvania, 84, B.S, 85;
M.D^ Jefferson Med. Col, 93. Clin. prof, dis-
eases of children, Pennsylvania, 90-91; prof,
therapeut, and diagnosis, Jefferson Med, Col,
91- Piske Fund, R. I. Med. Soc, 85, 86 ; Fother-
gillian medal, London Med. Soc, 88 ; prize, Acad.
Boyale de M^. de Belgique, 89; Cartwrigfat
prize, 89; Boylston prize, 91. Soc. Nat; Am.
Physicians; Physiol. Soc; Phila. Col. Physicians.
Experimental therapeutics; cHnical medicine.

Hare, Prof. B(alelg]i) F(rederick), Las Cruces, N.
Mex. Chemistry, Opelike, Ala. B.S, Ala.
Polytech, 92, M.S, 93; Ph.D, Columbia, 11.
Asst. chem, Ala. Polytech, 92-93; N. Mex.
Col, 93-05, head, dept. chem, 05-15; field agent,
hur, crop estimates, V, 8,' Dept. Agr, 16- Agri-
cultural and physiological chemistry.

Hareg, O(harles) JCoseph), 305 Franklin St, Den-
ver, Colo. Geology. Marcellus, N. Y, May 6,
81. B.S, Syracuse, 07, M.S, 08; fellow, Chi-
cago, 08-10. Junior Geologist, XT. S. Greol, Surv,
10-13, assoc. geologist, 13-16, paleontologist,
16-17; chief geologist, Ohio OU Co, 17- A. A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. Cong; Petrol. Inst;
Wash. GeoL Soc. Stratigraphy; coal; oil.

Harger, Bella H(ell), Yale University, New Haven,
Conn. Chemistry, Decatur Co, Kans, Jan. 14,
90. A.B, Washburn, 15; A.M, Kansas, 17. Lab.
instr. chem, Washburn, 13-15; instr, Kansas,

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15-17; asst. biochemist, soil fertility, bur. plant
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-20; National re-
search fellow, Yale, £0- Chem. Soc Organie
chemistry; metol; soil organic matter and or-
ganic fertilizers; eyanamide.

Hargltt, Prof. 01ia(xle)B W(e8ley), Syracuse Uni-
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. ^Zoology, Near Law-
renceburg, Ind, March 28, 52. B.8, Moores
Hill, 77; Mass. Inst Tech, 84-85; Ph.D, Ohio
(Athens), 90; Naples Zool. Sto, 94, 03, 11;
hon. Scb, EvansyiUe. Prof. nat. sciences,
Moores Hill, 85-88; hiol, Miami, 88-91; Syra-
euee, 91- Asst. director. Cold Spring Harbor,
91-93; trustee. Woods Hole, 00- A. A. (sec*y,
F, 95, Y. pres, 03) ; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Wash.
Acad; N. Y. State Sd. Teachers Ass. (pres,
99); Syracuse Acad, (pres, 96-99). Morphol-
ogy, development, regeneration and variation
among coelenterates; the Aloyonaria of Porto
Rico; development of Scyphomedusae ; Medusae
of Woods Hole; Hydromedusae of the Bay of
Naples; animal behavior; Anthozoa of Woods
Hole; Hydrozoa of Eastern United States.

Hargltt, Dr. G«orge TChomas), Syracuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse, N. Y. Zoology. Fairfield, Indy
Feb. 13, 81. Ph.B, Syracuse, 02; fellow, Ne-
braska, 02-03, A.M, 03; Ph.D, Harvard, 09;
Adam T. Bruce fellow, Hopkins, 09-10. Asst.
zool, Syracuse, 03; teacher biol, high sch,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y, 04-05; Syracuse, N. Y, 05-
07; asst. and Austin teaching fellow eool, Har-
vard, 07-09; instr, Northwestern, 10-13; assoc.
prof, Syracuee, 13-20, prof, tO- A. A ; Soc. Zool ;
Ecol. Soc. Regeneration in Gonionemus and
Hydromedusae; budding tentacles of Gonione-
mus; maturation, fertilization and cleavage in
Pcnnaria tiarella and Tubularia crocea; germ
cells of coelenterates; cytology of diverse
strains of Paramecium; growth of Paramecium
in pure cultures of bacteria.

Harlng, Prof. Alexander, 2489 Sedi^vrick Ave,
New York, N. Y. Engineering. Troy, N. Y,
Aug. 19, 71. G.E, Rensselaer, 95; LL.B, N. Y.
Univ, 09, LL.M, 10, J.D, 11. Trof. bridge and
railway eng, N. T. Univ, 05- Civil Eng; Eng.
Educ Bridge and railway engineering.

Harlng, Prof. O(larence) M(elTln), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Veterinary seienee.
Freeville, N. Y, June 1, 78. D.V.M, Cornell, 04.
Asst. vet. anat, Cornell, 03-04; instr. vet. sci-
ence and bacter, Calif omia, 04-06, asst. prof.
vet. science, 06-12, prof, IS-, director, Exp. 8ta,
SO- Lecturer vet. surg. Ran Francisco Vet. Col,
07-08; capt, V. C, 18-19. A.A; Vet. Med. Ass.
(sec'y, 15). Hog cholera; bovine tuberculosis;
diseases of poultry. *

Haring, H(orace) E(gb«rt), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Delanco, N. J,
Aug. 30, 95. B.S, Franklin and Marshall, 16;
A.M, Princeton, 17. Asst. chemist, ordnance
dept, 17-19; Bur. Standards, 19-20, omoc. chem-
ist, go- Chem. Soe. Electrodeposition.

HarUiis, Prof. W(illiam) D(raper), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. *Chemistry. Titusvllle,
Pa, Dec. 28, 73. A.B, Stanford, 00, Ph.D, 08;
Chicago, 00, 04; Karlsruhe, 09-10. Asst. chem,
Stanford, 98-00, instr, 00; prof, Montana, 00-
12; instr, Chicago, 12-14, assoc. prof, 14-17,
prof, 17- Research assoc. Mass. Inst. Tech, 10;

prof, lecturer, Mellon Inst, 15-17; Illinois, 18-
19. A.A; C3iem. Soc; Mont. Acad, (sec'y);
Chem. Gesell. Molecular rearrangement ; chronic
poisoning of herbivorous animals by arsenic;
excess-potential and the Marsh test; relation
between the E.M.F. and the surface tension in
the boundary between two liquid phases; elec-
tromotive force of a mercury, mercuric ozid,
hydrogen cell in fused sodium hydroxide; solu-
bility of triionic salts in solutions of other salts
with common and with non-common ions; struc-
ture, evolution and stability of atoms; surface
energy and entropy; over-voltage; solubility;
spectrum of the isotopes of lead; separation of
chlorine into isotopes.
Harkness, Prof. James, McGill Universitv, Mont-
real, Can. Mathematic$, Derby, Engluid, 64.
B.A, Cambridge, 85, M.A, 88; M.A, London,
89. Assoc, math, Bryn Mawr, 88-93, assoc
prof, 93-96, prof, 96-03 ; Bedpath prof, MoGUlf
OS- Math. Soc. (assoc. ed, 'Trans,' v. pres,
08-); fel. Royal Soc. Can. Theory of func-
tions; elliptic functions.

Harlan, Dr. Harry V(aaglm), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. AgrietUtwre.
London Mills, HI, Feb. 19, 82. B.S, Kansas
State, 04, M.S, 09; ScD, Minnesota, 14. Instr.
agr, Philippine Islands, 05-08; with barley
investigations, hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 09- Agr. reconnaissance, Titicaca Plateau,
13-14; crop surv, Cent. Europe and Balkans,
19. Soc. ^ron; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc.
Breeding, classification and growth of barley.

Harman, Dr. BCary TCberesa), Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Zoology.
Odon, Ind, Aug. 21, 78. A.B, Indiana, 07, A.M,
09, Ph.D, 12. Instr. eool. Pa. State, 07-10;
teaching fellow, Indiana, 10-12; instr, Kansas
State, 12-14, asst. prof, 14-17, assoc. prof, 17-
Teadiing fellow, biol. sta, Indiana, summer, 05,
instr. embryoL and histol, summers, 06-09, 11,
12. A. A; Soc. Zool; Micros. Soc. Regeneration
and cytology; embryology.

Hanied, Prof. Herbert Ih^enoer, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physical chem-
istry. Camden, N. J, Dec. 2, 88. A.B, Penn-
sylvania, 09, B.S, 10, fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. physical chem, Pennsylvania, 13-17, asst.
prof, 17- Lecturer, Pennsylvania, 14- Chem.
Soc. Chlorids of columbium; conductance titra-
tions; hydrogen electrode activities of salt solu-
tion3 ; catalysis in liquid systems.; gas reactions.

Hamed, Joseph E, Oakland, Md. PharrMcy.
Oakland, Dec. 1, 70. Phila. CoL Pharmacy.
Proprietor, Oakland Pharmacy. A.A; Bot. Soc.
Agricultural and systematic botany; flora of the
AUeghenies.

Earned, Prof. B(obey) W(entworth), Agricultural
College, Miss. Entomology. (Carles Co, Md,
July 16, 84. B.S.(Agr), Ohio State, 06; Cor-
nell, summers, 08, 14. Asst. biologist, Miss, Agr.
Col, and Exp. Sta, 06-08, prof. eool. and entom^
and entomologist, 08- Sec'y and exec, officer.
Miss. State Plant Board, 18- A. A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic entomology; in-
sect biologies; insects of Mississippi

Harper, Dr. D(aiiiel) Boberts, 3d, National Bureau
of Standards, Washington, D.C. Physics, Ridlev
Park, Pa, June 17, 85. B.S, Pennsylvania, 05,

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Hector Tyndale fellow, 07-08, Ph.D, 10. Inatr.
physies, Pennsylvania, 04-09; asst. physicist,
Bur. Standards, 09-18; investigator, Bur. Effi-
ciency, 18; physidat, Bur. Standards, 19- A.A;
Physical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc;
Soc de Physique. Thermometry and heat meas-
urements; internal combustion engines.

Harper, Prof. E(iigene) H(oward), B. F. D. 2,
Bedford, Va. Zoology. Port Byron, 111, July
7, 67. A.B, Oberlin, 90; A.M, Harvard, 95;
PhJ>, Chicago, 02. Instr. nat. science, Fargo,
9(^99; biol. Alma, 02-04; zool. Northwestern,
04-09, asst. prof, 09-14. Soc. Zool. Fertiliza-
tion and development of the pigeon's egg; regu-
lation in Stylaria; behavior of Perichaeta, Cor-
ethra and Paramecium.

Harper, Francis, 3101 24th St, N. E, Washington,
D. C. Vertebrate eoology. Southbridge, Mass,
Nov. 17, 86. A.B, CorneU, 14. Scientific asst,
XT. S. Fisheries Lab, Beaufort, N. C, 13; asst
zool, Cornell, 13-14; asst. nat. science, Brooklyn
Museum, 15; special agent fisheries investiga-
tions, N. Y. State Conservation Commission, 16;
aset. hiologitt, V. 8. Biol. Surv, 16-17, 19-
Zoologist, Can Geol. Surv. exped. to Great Slave
Lake, 14; lieut, S. C, A.E.F, 18-19. Soc
IchthyoL and Herp; Soc. Mammal; mem. Or-
nith. Union; Wash. Biol. Soc; N. Y. Linnean
Soc. (sec'y, 10, 11). Birds of North America
and France; fauna of northwestern Canada and
Okefinokee swamp; Limicolae; Pelecanoididae ;
conservation of swamp lands; hygiene.

Harper, Br. Henry Winston, 2216 Bio Grande
St, Austin, Tex. ^Chemistry. Boonville, Mo,
Sept. 20, 59. Mound City Col, Boonville, 72-74;
Ph.G, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 81; M.D, Virginia,
92, 94; Europe, 97; LL.D, Baylor, 14. Mfg.
chemist and perfumer, Ft. Worth, Tex, 81-84;
chemist and metallurgist, Colo, and Refu^o
Mining and Smelting Co, 84-85; Compafia La
Imogefia, 86; chemist and pathologist to Brs.
Beall and Adams, Ft. Worth, Tex, 87-90; adj.
prof, chem, Teaxu, 94-97, assoc prof, in charge,
sch. of chem, and director, chem. lab, 97-03|
prof, ehem, OS-, dean, grad. Mch, 1S~, chemist.
Miner. Surv, 01-06. Fifth, Seventh and Eighth
Int. Congresses Applied Chem. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Prof; fel. Tex. Acad, (pres, 00,
V. pres, 01); fel. London Chem. Soc; Chem.
GteseU. Pharmacology; geology; pathology;
chemistry of fatigue; chemistry of asphalt;
amethystine blue; water analysis; analyses of
several artesian waters; municipal water supply
of El Paso, Tex; the waxes in the candalilla
plant; bituminous coal distillation; hydrolysis
of sawdust; bromids and iodids from deep wells
of Texas.

Harper, Prof. M(erritt) W(esley), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Animal Jiushandry.
Grove City, Ohio, Oct. 24, 77. B.S, Ohio State,
01; M.S, Illinois, 02. Asst. forage crop investi-
gation, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-05; asst. anvmaX
husbandry, Missouri, 03-05; Cornell, 05-06,
instr, 06-07, asst. prof, 07-11, prof, 11- A.A.
Forage crops for fattening cattle ; animal breed-
ing; breeding of horses; training and breaking
of horses.

Harper, Prof. B(oliert) A(lmer), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N, Y. *Bota9^. Ledaire,
Iowa, Jan. 21, 62. A.B, Oberlin, 86, A.M, 91;
Hopkins, 88-89; PhJ>, Bonn, 96. Prof. Greek
and Latin, Gates, 86-88; instr. science. Lake
Forest Acad, 89-91; prof. bot. and geol. Lake
Forest, 91-98; bot, Wisconsin, 98-11; Torrey
prof, Columbia, 11- Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres,
10) ; Soc. Nat. (pres, cent, branch, 07, 08, 09) ;
Bot. Soc. (pres, 16); Phytopath. Soc; £col.
Soc; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; Bot. Gesell. Phys-
iology of lower plants; cytology of the taafi;
fertilization in mildews; cell and nuclear divi-
sion in slime molds; morphogenesis in the algae.

Harper, Dr. Soland M(cMUlan), College Point,
N. Y. Geography, Demography, Eoology. Farm-
ington, Maine, Aug. 11, 78. B.E, Georgia, 97;
Ph.D, Columbia, 05. Forestry collector, Ga.
GeoL Surv, 03-04 ; botanist and geographer, Ala.
Geol. Surv, 05-06, 11-13, 19; Fla. Stote Geol.
Surv, 08-10, 14-15; asst. agr. geog, office farm
management, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17, 18. A.A;
Ass. Geog; Soc Foresters; New Eng. Bot. Club;
Torrey Bot. Club. Taxonomy; native weeds;
fores^; distribution and ecology of plants of
southern and eastern states; soils; agriculture;
illiteracy in the south; dassiflcation of occupa-
tions; population.

Harper, WCllllam) E(dmnnd), Dominion Astro-
physical Observatory, Yietoria, B. C. Astro-
physics. Bruce Co, Ont, March 20, 78. A.B,
Toronto, 06, A.M, 07. Observer, Dominion Ob-
servatoiy, 06-14, astronomer, 14-19; research
astronomer, Dominion Astrophys, Observatory,
19- Medal, Boyal Astron. Soc. Can. Fel. Boyal
Astron. Soc Can. Stellar radial velocities;
orbits of spectroscopic binaries.

Harriman, K(orman) F(oUett), Union Pacific
Laboratory, Omaha, Nebr. Es^ervmentat engi-
neering, Chemistry. Cameron, Mo, Jan. 12, 73.
Chemist and engineer of tests, V. P. E. E. Co,
OB- Chem. Eng; Soc Test. Mat; Chem. Soc;
Mech. Eng. Testing engineering materials.

Harrington, Prof. Sbner A(dna), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Fhysios.
Winchendon, Mass, Oct. 7, 84. A.B, Clark, 05,
A.M, 06, Ph.D, 15. Asst physics, Clark, 05-07;
instr, Williams, 09-12; Smith, 12-14; acting
prof, North Carolina, 15-16; instr, Michigan,
16-17; lieut, U, S.N, 17-19; asst. prof, physics,
Clark, 19-20; prof, Mass. Col, tO- A-A; Physi-
cal Soc; Physik. GeselL Sound; the vibrations
of a tuning-fork; dielectric constants of water
solutions; exterior and interior ballistics; damp-
ing coefficient of quarts.

Harrington, Dr. E(rtle) LCeslie), Westinghonse
Lamp Co, Bloomfield, N. J. Fhysics. BueUin,
Mo, March 7, 87. B.S, Missouri, 10, A.B, 11;
A.M, Harvard, 15; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Supt.
schools, 10-11 ; head, dept. physics, State Teach-
ers Col, Mo, 11-17; instr. physics, Chicago, 18;
research physicist, Westinghouse Lamp Co, 18-
Mo. Sd. and Math. Soc. (pres, 14). Coefficient
of viscosity of air.

Harrington, Oeo(rge) T (raver). Bock Bidge,
Greenwich, Conn. Botany. Bandolph Center,
Vt, Oct. 18, 85. B.S, Vermont, 09; B.8, George
Washington, 12; Wisconsin; Chicago. Scienti-
fic asst, seed lab, U. S. Dept. Agr, 09-20; man-

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ager, estate and grounds, fSO- Teacher bot,
George Washington, 12-19. A. A; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Physiology and germination of seeds.

Harris, Dr. A(bram) W(iiiegardner), 150 Fifth
Ave, New York, N. Y. Agriculture. Philadel-
phia, Pa, Nov. 7, 58. A.B, Wesleyan, 80, A.M,
83, LL.D, 04. ScD. Bowdoin, 94; LL.D, New
Brunswick, 00; Maine, 01. Tutor math, and
registrar, Wesleyan, 81-84, instr. hist, 84-88;
asst. director, office of ezp. stations, IT. S. Dept.
Agr, 88-91, director, 91-93; pres, Maine, 93-
01; director, Tome Inst, 01-06; pres. North-
western, 06-16; eor. sec*y, Board of Educ, M, E,
Church, 16- A.A.

Harris, Dr. Clarence P(eavy), Tower Manufactur-
ing Co, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Danbury,
Conn, Sept. 18, 91. Chemist, Columbia, 14, A.M,
15, Ph.D, 17. Chief chemist, Tower Mfg. Co.
Chem. Soc. Syntheses in the terpene field.

Harris, Prof. David Fraaer, 80 S. Park St,
Halifax, N. S, Can. Physiology. Edinburgh,
Scotland, Feb. 24, 67. Edinburgh; M.B, CM,
Glasgow, 93, M.D, 95; B.Sc, London, 99;
ScD, Birmingham, 11; Berne; Ziirieh; Jena.
Muirhead demonstrator physiol, Ghisgow, 95;
lecturer, St. Andrews, 98-08; Birmingham,
09; prof, physiol. and histol, DalhouMie, 11-
Armitstead lecturer, Dundee, 95; Thomson lec-
turer nat. science, Aberdeen, 11; hygiene, St.
Andrews; Birmingham, 09; Queen's (Can), 13;
univ. representative, Med. Council of Can, 12.
FeL Edinburgh Boyal Soc; Scottish Micros. Soe.
(pres, 08-09); London Biochem. Soc; N. S.
Inst. (v. pres, 14). Neuromuscular periodici-
ties; i^educing powers of tissues; physiologieal
inertia in protoplasm; consciousness as a cause
of neural activity; history of physiology.

Harris, Dr. DCowney) L(amar), Metropolitan
Building, St. Louis, Mo. Pathology. Franklin,
Ky, April 26, 75. M.D, Michigan, 99. Pa-
thologist, St. Louis City Hosp. and city bac-
teriologist, St. Louis, 06-13; prof, hygiene and
prev. med, St. Louis, 13-16. Major, M.C, 18-19.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Bact. Rabies.

Harris, Prof. FCranklln) S(tewart), Experiment
Station, Logan, Utah. Agronomy. Benjamin,
Utah, Aug. 29, 84. B.S, Brigham Young, 07;
Ph.D, Cornell, 11. Instr. science, Juares Acad,
Mex, 04-05; asst. agr. chem, Brigham Young,
06-07; asst. chemist, Utah Exp. Sta, 07-08;
asst. soils, Cornell, 09-10, instr, 10-11; prof,
agron, Utah Col, and agronomist, Exp. Sta,
11-, director, 16- Director, sch. agr. eng, Utah
Col, 12-16. Chairman, sect. agr. eng, Int. Dry
Farming Cong, 12-14. A.A; ^e. Agron. (pres,
Cornell sect, 10-11, v, pres, 19, pres, 20) ; Soc
Agr. Eng. (councilor, 15) ; Farm Econ. Ass;
Am. Sugar Beet Agr; fel. Utah Acad, (pres,
16). Irrigation; dry farming; sugar beets;
soils.

Harris, Prof. O(llbert) DCennlson), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. * Paleontology, Stratigram
phy. EUicott, N. Y, Oct. 2, 64. Ph.B, CJomell,
86, 86-87. Asst, Ark. GeoL Surv, 87-88; U. S.
GeoL Surv, 88-92; Tex. Geol. Surv, 92-93;
asst. prof, paleont, Cornell, 94-97, paleont. and
stratii, 97-09, prof, 09- State geologist, La,
98-09; ed. and publisher, 'Bulletins Am.
Paleont'; 'Paleont. Americana.' A. A; Paleont.

Soc; Geol. Soc; Soc; g^l. de France. Paleon-
tology and stratigraphy of the Gulf Tertiaries.

Harris, Prof. Oorham W(aller), 47 Churchill St,
Newtonville, Mass. Chemistry. Providence, B.
I, Jan. 7, 85. A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M, 09, Ph.D,
15. Asst. and teaching fellow chem, Harvard,
08-10; instr, Simmons, 10-13, asMt. prof, 14-
A.A; Chem. Soc Floating equilibrium.

Harris, Harry, U. S. Post Office, Kansas City, Mo.
Ornithology. Moberly, Mo, April 17, 78. Mich-
igan; Washington (St. Louis). Commer-
cial artist, 99-02; cashier, Kansas City Post
Office, 02- Mem. Omith. Union ; Cooper Omith.
Club; Wilson Omith. Club; St. Louis Acad.
Birds of the Kansas City region.

Harris, Prof. HCenry) F(aiintleroy), Wesley Bead,
Atlanta, Ga. Pathology. Chambers Go, Ala,
March 10, 67. Private schools; M.D, Atlanta
Med. Col, 89; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 90.
Prof, chem. South. Med. Col, 92-95; assoc. prof,
path, and bacter, Jefferson Med. Col, 9^1 ;
Col. Physicians and Surg, Atlanta, 02-10; sec'y
and director, laboratories, Ga. State Board of
Health, 03-17. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Trop. Med. Bacteriology; effects of drugs on
tissue; pellagra; amebic dysentery; hookworms.

HarrlB, Isaac FCavst), Tuckahoe, N. Y. Chem^
isiry. Chapel Hill, N. C. B.S, North Carolina,
00, M.S, 02; Ph.D, Yale, 15. Chemist, Conn.
Exp. Sta, and Carnegie research student, 01-07 ;
director, Lederle Antitoxin Lab, 07-12; Arling-
ton Besearch Laboratories, 12-15; dept. bio-
chem, E. B. Squibb and Sons, 16-19; Harris
Laboratories, tO- Chem. Soc; Soc. Eiqp. Biol;
Pub. Health Ass. Physiological chemistry;
vegetable proteids and their decomposition prod-
ucts; blood serum immunity; vitamins.

Harris, Dr. JCamos) Arthur, Cold Spring Harbor,
N. Y. ^Botany, Zoology. PlantsviUe, Ohio,
Sept. 29, 80. A.B, Kansas, 01, A.M, 02; Ph.D,
Washington (St. Louis), 03. Asst. bot, Mo.
Bot. (harden, 01-03; instr, Washington (St.
Louis), 03-07; librarian, Mo. Bot. Garden, 04*
07; hot. investigator, sta. for exp. evolution,
Carnegie Institution, 07- Instr. bot, summer
sch, Kansas, 00, 01. A.A; Soc. Nat. (treas,
lS-20); Soc Exp. Biol; Bot. Soe; EooL Soc;
Statist. Ass; Meteorol. Soc. Plant and animal
ecology and geographical distribution; experi-
mental evolution; biometry.

Harris, Dr. J(ames) S(lmer), 211 Park Ave, East
Orange, N. J. Chemistry. Lamed, Elans, Nov.
5, 82. A.B, Michigan, 08, M.S, 09, PhJ>, 11.
Instr, high sch, Bay City, Mich, 04H)7; asst.
physics, Michigan, 08-11, instr, chem, 11-
17; research chemist , West. Elect. Co, 17- Re-
search chemist, Mich. Exp. Sta, summers, 10-
14. Chem. Soc. Physical and soil chemistry;
elastic properties of bismuth wires; lime-sulphur
compounds; adsorption in soils and kaolin; sofl
acidity; selective adsorption in suspension col-
loids.

Harris, Dr. Korman Mac L(«od), 577 Jarvis St,
Toronto, Canada. Bacteriology. Montreal, Can,
Feb. 3, 70. M.B, Toronto, 94. Demonstrator
bacter, Toronto, 96-97; asst. path, Hopkins,
97-98, bacter, 98-99, instr, 99-00, assoc, 00-03;
instr, Chicago, 03-07, asst. prof, 07. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact. (sec'y and treas.

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08); Pub. Health Aas. Typhoid fever; gonor-
rheal inf eetions ; B. mortiferus; milk sickness.

Harris, Prof. W(alter) B(ntler), Greenholm,
Prineeton, N. J. Civil engineering. Princeton,
July 13^ 65. C.E, Col. of New Jersey, 86. Asst.
engineer, Cent. B. B. of N. J, 89; instr. civil
eng, Princeton, prof, geod, 98- Township engi-
neer; pres. Board of Health; borough engineer.
Protection of New Jersey shore.

Harris, Prof. W(Ullam) H(ert>ert), P. 0. Station
20, New Orleans, La. Pathology. Chillicothe,
Ohio, Oct. 6, 85. A.B, Tulane, 02, M.D, 07.
Asst. prof, path, med. dept, Tulane, 15-, prof,
post-grad. med. dept, 17- Acting asst. snrgeon,
U. S. Pub. Health Service, 09. Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Pellagra; leprosy; ex-
perimental emphysema; influenza.

Harrisbn, Prof. B(race) M(aglll), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Zoology. Ottawa, Kans,
March 29, 81. B.S, Ottawa (Eans), 05; M.S,
Illinois, 08; Chicago. Asst. zool, lUinois, 08;
instr, Iowa State, 12-15, asst. prof, 16- Asst.
state entomologist, Iowa, summers, 17, 18. A. A;
Iowa Acad. Separation of diastase from or-
ganic materials and from eatalase.

Harrison, Prof. FCranciB) OChaxles), Macdonald
College, P. Q, Can. Bacteriology. London, 89;
B.S.A, Toronto, 92; Cornell, 92; Wisconsin^
93; Berne, 99-00; Copenhagen, 00; ScJ), Mc-
Gill, 07. Prof, hacter, Ont. Agr. Col, 96-05;
MacDonaid Col, McOUl, 05-, prineypiU, 08-
Soc. Bact. (v. pres, 14, 20); Pub. Health Ass;
feL Boyal Soo. Can, (pres, sect. V, 19). Agricul-
tural, dairy and food bacteriology; aeseulin
media; biology of Pseudomonas ri^icicola.

Harrison, Prof. JCohn) B(Qrclimore), Government
Laboratory, (Georgetown, British Guiana. Chem*
istry, Geology, Agriculture, Birmingham, Eng-
land, May 29, 56. A.B, Christ 's Col. Cambridge.
England, 77, A.M, 87. Island prof. chem. and
agr. science, Barbados, B.W.I, 79-89; govt,
analyst and geologist and prof, chem, British
Guiana, 89-, director science and agr, 05-; mem.
exec, council. 18. Wollaston award, London
Geol. Soc, 89; Companion of St. Michael and
St. George, 91. A. A; Geol. Soc; Chem. Soe;
feL London Chem. Soc; London Geol. Soc; Inst.
Chem. Gt. Britain and Ireland; British Soc
Pub. Analysts. Tropical agricultural chemistry f
the oceanic deposits and coral rocks of the
West Indies; the geology of the Guianas; trop-
ical products; the geological structure and
petrography of British Guiana; igneous rocks in
relation to soil formation in the tropics.

Harrison, Prof. Julia Peachy, Skidmore School
of Arts, Saratoga Springs, N. Y. Chemistry.
Bichmond, Ya, April 30, 86. A.B, Bichmondy
07, B.S, 08, A.M, 09; PhJ), Hopkins, 12, Car-
• negie fellow, 12-13; fellow, Bryn Mawr, 13-14.
R^der chem, Bryn Mawr, 14-15; head, diem,
dept, Sweet Briar, 15-16; Agnes Scott, 16-18;
asst. prof, chem, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 18-20;
head of dept, Skidmore Sch, tO- Chem. Soc
Physical and organic chemistry.

Harrison, Dr. M(arlon) M(yTl), Miller Bubber
Co, Akron, Ohio. Chemigtry. Owensboro, Ey,
March 27, 90. B.S, Ey. State, 12; A.M, Clark,
13; research chemist. Miller Huhher Co, 15-18,

chief chemist, 19- Capt, C.W. S, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc Physieo-organic chemistry; clkemical
dynamics.

HaiTlson, Dr. B(08S) OCranvllle), Osbom Zoolog-
ical Laboratory, New Haven, Conn. ^Zoology,
Anatomy. Germantown, Pa, Jan. 13, 70. A.B,
Hopkins, 89, Ph.D, 94; M.D, Bonn, 99; hon.
A.M, Yale, 07. Lecturer morphol, Bryn Mawr,
94-95; instr. anat, Hopkins, 96-97, assoc, 97-
99, assoc. prof, 99-07; prof. comp. anat, Yale,

07- Managing ed, 'Jour. Exp. Zool'; co-ed,
'Jour. Morphol,' 07-10; trustee. Woods Hole,

08- Archduke Banier medal, Austrian Zool.
and Bot. Soc, 14. Nat. Acad; A. A; Soc. Nat.
(sec'y, 01-03, pres, 13) ; Asa. Anat. (pres, 12) ;
Soc. Zool. (mem. exec, committee, 02, 10-13);
Soe. Exp. Biol; Physiol. Soc; Philos. Soe; Anat.
Gesell. Development of fins of fishes; the his-
togenesis of tiie peripheral nervous system;
transplantation in amphibian larvae; develop-
ment of the lateral line in Amphibia; relation
of the nervous system to muscle differentiation
in the embryo; development and regeneration
of peripheral nerves; cultivation of tissues out-
side the organism; organic symmetry.

Harrow, Dr. BCenJamln), 437 W. 59th St, New
York, N. Y. Biochemistry. London, England,
Aug. 25, 88. B.S, Columbia, 11, A.M, 12, Ph.D,
13. Asst. org. chem, Clark, 11; Inoehem, Co-
lumbia, 12-13; asst. prof, Fordham, 13-14;
assoc, Columbia, 14- A.A; Chem. Soc. Plant
pigments; urine and blood analysis; dental
chemistry; vitamines; history of chemistry;
relativity.

Harshbarger, Prof. W(l]liam) A(8biiry), 1401
College Ave, Topeka, Eans. Mathematics, Bot*
any. Entomology. Brandonville, W. Ya, Sept.
1, 62. B.S, Washburn, 93, ScD, 19; Chicago,
95-96. Instr. bot, Washburn, 93-94, prof, math,
95- Instr. math, Eansas, summer, 09. Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. (pres. Eans. sect, 19); Eans.
Acad. (v. pres. and pres) ; Eans. Ass. Math.
Teachers (pres, 08). Genetics; mathematical
pedagogy.

Harshberger, Prof. John WClUlam), Unirdrsity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Botany.
Philadelphia, Jan. 1, 69. B.S, Pennsylvania,
92, Ph.D, 93. Instr. bot. and zool, Pennsylva-
nia, 92-07, asst. prof, bot, 07-10, prof, 11-
Teacher, Bittenhouse Acad, 92-95; ed. bot.
words, *Lippincott's New English Diet,' 95-;
lecturer, Am. Soc. of Univ. Extension, 96; prof,
in charge nature study, Pocono Pines Summer
Sch, 03-08; in charge bot, biol. lab, Cold Spring
Harbor, 13-; mem. Int. Commission on I^yto-
geog, 10. A. A; Soc Nat; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc
(v. pres, 17); Am. Geog. Soc; Forestry Ass;
Philos. Soc; Pa. Bot. Soc (treas) ; Pa- Forestry
Ass; Phila. Acad, (recorder, bot sect); Phila.
Geog. Soc; Phila. Bot. Club. Plant pathology;
mycology; maise; clovers; ethnobotany; ecology
of New Jersey strand flora, Valley of Mex-
ico, southeastern Pennsylvania, Mt. B^tahdin
(Maine) and the mountains of North Carolina;
vegetation of North America; pine bairens of
New Jersey.

Harshman, Prof. Walter Soott, Navy Department,
Washington, D. C. Astfonomy. North Jack-
son, Ohio, July 19, 59. B.S, Ohio Northern,

294

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

83, G.E, 84; Ck>niell, 88-90; M.8, George Wash-
ingtln, 92, Ph.D, 94; Hopkins, 92-93. Frof,
math, and astron, Tri-State Nor. Col, 84-85;
Am. Nor. Col, 85-88; applied math, George
Washington, 00-07 ; math, Navy Dept, 00- Di-
rector, 'Nautical Almanac' Office, 01-07. Ce-
lestial mechanics; orbits of satellites.

Hart, Prof. Edward, Easton, Pa. *Chem%siry,
Doylestown, Pa, Nov. 18, 54. B.S, Lafayette,
73; fellow, Hopkins, 76-77, Ph.D, 78. 'Asst.
chem, Lafayette, 74-75, tutor, 75-76, adj. prof,
77-82, prof, St-, dean, Pardee 8oi. Dept, 09-
Ed, 'Jour. Anal. Chem,' 87-93; consulting
chemist. John Scott medal and premium. A.A.
(sec'y, C, 89, v. pros, 93); Chem. Soc. (ed,
'Jour,' 92-01); Electroohem. Soc; Chem. Eng;
Min. Eng; Franklin Inst; Ceramic Soc; Chem.
Gesell. Volumetiio analysis; new processes for
the manufacture of nitric and hydrochloric
acids; the nitrosulphobenzoic acids; alloys of
glucinium; electric combustion; manufacturing
chemistry.

Hart, Prof. Edwin Bret, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. Chemistry, Sandusky, Ohio,
Dec. 25, 74. B.S, Michigan, 97; Marburg and
Heidelberg, 00-01. Asst. chemist, N. Y. Agr.
Exp. Sta, Geneva, 97-02, assoc chemist, 02-06;
prof, agr, chem, Wisconsin, and chemist. Wis,
Exp, 8ta, 06- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol Chem.
Animal nutrition; protein decomposition prod-
ucts; dairy chemistry; plant and animal chem-
istry; chemistry of cheese ripening; nutrient
value of organic nutrients from various plant
sources; organic phosphorus compounds of
plants.

Hart, Prof. G«org6 H, University of Califor-
nia, Berkeley, Calif. Veterinary science, Phila-
delphia., Pa, Oct. 10, 83. D.V.M, Penn-
sylvania, 03; M.D, G^eorge Washington, 08.
Asst. bacter. and path, bur. animal indust, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 03-08, field worker, 08-10; city
veterinarian, Los Angeles, CaHf, 10-17; assoe.
prof, vet, science, California, 17- Vet. Med.
Ass; Calif. Acad. Animal patiiolo^y, bacteri-
ology and immunology; dairy bacteriology.

Hart, Prof. JCames) K(orrl8), Orono, Maine.
Mathematics, Astronomy, Willimantic, Maine,
May 22, 61. B.C.E, Maine, 85, C.E, 90, hon.
S«.D, 08; M.S, Chicago, 97. Instr. matii. and
drawing, Maine, 87-90, prof. math, and astron,
91-, dean, OS- A. A; Math. Soc; Astron. Soc

Hart, Prof. T(heodore) Stuart, 160 W. 59th St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, Parmington, Conn,
Feb. 25, 69. A.B, Yale, 91, A.M, 93; MJ),
Columbia, 95. Instr. din, med, Colombia, 08-
09, assoc, 09-13, asst. prof, IS- Visiting physi-
cian, Seton Hosp, N. Y. City, 01-11; Presb.
Hosp, 11-; Briddon medal, 04; cardiovascular
consultant, U.S.A. Aviation Exam. Board, 17-
18. A.A; Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; Soc.
Clin. Invest; Harvey Soc; Ass. Prev. Heart
Disease (v. pres). Disorders of the car^ovaseu-
lar system; abnormalities of metabolism.

Harte, Prof. Bidiard H(idanan), 1503 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery, Bock Island, HI,
Oct. 23, 55. M.D, Pennsylvania, 78. Surgeon
and later emer, surgeon, Pa. Hosp, 94-; surgeon,
Orthop. Hosp, 04; adj. prof, surg, Pennsylvania,
04. Pel. Surg. Ass; Phila. Col. Phyricians

(treas). Epiphysial separations in bones; per-
foration of intestines following typhoid fever;
hemorrhage in typhoid fever.

Harter, Dr. L(eoiiard) L(eo), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany.
Moulton, Iowa, Feb. 2, 75. A.B, Nebraska, 03,
A.M, 05; Ph.D, George Washington, 17. Scien-
tific asst, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 04-06, asst. physiolo-
gist, 06-08, asst. patiiologist, 08-12, pathologist,
1$- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wash.
Bot. Soc. Life history of fungi; storage rot
of f ungL

Hartley, Carl, Instituut voor Plantenziekten,
Buitenzorg, Java. Botany, Lincoln, Nebr, April
7, 87. A.B, Nebraska, 07, A.M, 09 ; Ph.D, CaU-
fornia, 20. Asst. plant path, W. Va. Exp. Sta,
07; plant ecol, Minn. GeoL and Nat. Hist. Surv,
08; scientific asst, bur. plant indust, -U. S.
Dept. Agr, 09-10, asst. pathologist, 11-14, for-
est pathologist, 14-19; pathologist, Inst, voor
Plantensfiehten, Java, 19- A.A ; Phytopath. Soc ;
Wash. Bot. Soc. Non-parasitic tree diseases;
diseases of forest nursery stock; soil disinfec-
tion.

Hartley, O(harleB) P(ickiiey), 3420 Center St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Agriculture. Osgood,
Ind, July 7, 70. B.S, Kansas State, 92, M.S, 99.
Asst. hort, Kansas State, 97-99; asst. physiolo-
gist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 99-06, physiologist in
charge of com investigations, 06- A. A; Wash."
Bot. Soc. Plant breeding and physiology; pre-
mature pollination; improvement in yields per
acre of com crop; com breeding and culture;
erop. rotation; methods of com improvement, of
com breeding and of increasing the yield.

Hartley, Balph V(lnton) L(yon), 556 Park Ave,
East Orange, N. J. Electrical engineering.
Spmce, Nev, Nov. 30, 88. A.B, Utah, 09; B.A,
Oxford, 12, B.Sc, 13. Instr. physics, Nevada,
09-10; research engineer. West, Elec. Co, IS-
Elec. Eng; assoc. Physical Soc; Radio Eng.
Telephony; telegraphy; use of vacuum tubes in
communication.

Hartman, Prof. Oarl G, University Station, Aus-
tin, Tex. Embryology, Physiology. June 3,
79. A.B, A.M, Texas, 04, Ph.D, 15. Co.
supt. pub. instr, Austin, Tex, Oi-09; prof,
biol, Sam Houston State Nor. Inst, 09-12;
instr. and later assoc, prof, sool, Texas, 12-
Fellow, Wistar Inst, 17-18. A. A; Soc. Zool.
Habits of solitary wasps; embryology of the
opossum; physiology of reproduction in mam-
mals.

Hartman, Prof. Frank A(l«zander), 24 High St,
Buffalo, N. Y. Physiology. Gibbon, Nebr, Dec.
4, 84. A.B, Kansas, 05, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 14. Teacher science, high sch,
Beardstown, Til, 06; head, dept. biol, Wichita,
Kans, 06-08; instr. biol, Queen Anne High Sch,
Seattle, 09-14; Austin teaching fellow physiol.
Harvard Med. Sch, 14-15; lecturer, Toronto, 15-
18, asst. prof, 18-19; prof, Buffalo, 19- A.A;
PhysioL Soc. Endocrinology.

Hartman, Dr. L(eon) W(il8on), 215 Maple St,
Bene, Nev. Physics. Downsville, N. Y, June
18, 76. B.S, Cornell, 98, A.M, 99; Frazer fel-
low, Pennsylvania, 02-03, Ph.D, 03, Tyndale
fellow (G5ttingen), 03-04. Asst. physios, Cor-
nell, 00-01; prof, Kansas State, 01-02; instr.

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295

Cornell, 04-05; aast. prof, Utah, 05-06, assoc.
prof, 06-09; prof, Nevada, 09- A. A; Physical
Soc; lUam. Eng. Soe; Utah Acad. Pyrometry;
speetrophotometric studies on Nemst lamp glow-
ers and on mixtures of aeetylene and hydrogen;
aeetylene; the radiation from black bodies in
air; eonduetion and convection losses of black
filaments in air; visibility in the blue end of the
spectrum.

Hartmann, Dr. M(iner) L(oiil8), 3006 McKoon
Ave, Niagara Falls, N. Y. PhyHoal chemistry,
Hutchinson, Kblub, July 14, 89. B.S, Arizona,
11; Ph.D, Harvard, 15. Asst. instr. chem, Illi-
nois, 11-12; Austin teaching fellow, Harvard,
12-14; instr. phjrsical chem, Missouri, 14-15;
prof, chem, S. Dak. Sch. Mines, 15-18; director,
research lah, Carborundum Co, 18- Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc. Theoretical electrochemistry;
chemistry and metallurgy of tungsten; atomic
weights; .electric furnaces; refractories; abra-
sives.

Hartnagel, O(hxis) A(ndrew), State Museum,
Albany, N. Y. Geology- Newark, N. Y, Sept.
5, 74. B.S, Union, 98; Ph.B, N. Y. State Nor.
Col, 00; fellow, Columbia, 04-05, A.M, 05.
Examiner science. State Educ. Dept, N. Y, 00-
01; N. Y. Geol. Surv, 01-02; teacher, high
schools, Hornell and Niagara Falls, N. Y, 02-
04; asst. econ. geol, N, T, Geol, 8urv, 05-08,
geol, 08-20, asst. state geologist, ISO- Curator
stratigraphy, N. Y. State Museum. A. A;
Paleont. Soc; Oeol. Soc. Economic geology;
stratigraphy; stratigraphy of the Silurian of
New York; Clinton iron ores; geology of west-
em New York.

Hartneas, Jamas, Springfield, Vt. Metal worleing.
Schenectady, N. Y, Sept. 3, 61. Pub. schools.
Tres, Jones J. Lamson Machine Co, Ot- A.A.
(sec'y, D); Mech. Eng; Astron. Soc; British
Inst. Mech. Eng. Machine building; the flat
turret lathe.

Harts, OoL W(lUiA)m W(rlght), U.S. A, War
Department, Washington, D. C. CivU and
military engineering, Springfield, Dl, Aug. 29,
66. Orad, U. S. Mil. Acad, 89; Eng. Sch. of
Application, 92; Army War Col, 12; A.M,
Princeton, 13. Officer, corps of engineers,
U,8.A, 89- Rowland prize, Civil Eng; Telford
medal, London Inst. Civil Eng. Chevalier
Legion d'honneur; ordre de Lipoid; K.C.M.G;
officier ordre de Denilo II. Hon. mem. Am. Inst.
Archit. Waterway engineering; building and
park construction.

Hartson, Prof. Lonls D(imtoii), Grinnell, Iowa.
Psychology. Anamosa, Iowa, Nov. 24, 85.
Ph.B, GrinneU, 08; Pd.M, N. Y. Univ, 09; Co-
lumbia, 09-10; Ph.D, Clark, 11. Instr. psychol,
and educ, Grinnell, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-16,
assoc. prof, 16- Instr, French Army, 18-19.
Psychol. Ass; Soc OoL Teachers Educ. Social
and educational psychology.

Hartwell, Dr. Burt L(aw8), Kingston, B. I.
Chemistry, Plant physiology. Littleton, Mass,
Dec. 18, 65. B.S, Boston, 89; M.S, Mass. Col,
00; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 03. Asst. chemist,
Mass. Exp. Sta, 89-91; first asst. chemist, B. I.
Expi Sta, 91-03, assoc. chemist, 03-07, chemist,
07-, director. It-, agronomist, IS-, prof. agr.
chem, B. I. Col, 08- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc.

Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Agron; Agr. Chem. Sepa-
ration of rare elements by organic bases; effect
of sodium on plant growth and composition;
poultry nutrition; plant nutrition and toxicol-
ogy; crop-rotation; soil acidity; optimum nu-
trient requirements of crops; availability of
fertilizer materials and soil amendments.

Hartwell, Dr. John ACngnstos), 27 E. 63d St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Sussex, N. J,
Sept. 27, 69. Ph.B, Yale, 89, M.D, 92. Demon-
strator anat. and asst. prof, physiol, med. col,
Cornell, 98-09, din. prof, and assoc. prof,
surg, 09-; director Cornell dim, Bellevue Hosp.
Consulting surgeon, Lincoln Hosp, N. Y. City,
97-; Mem. Hosp; Lawrence Hosp; United
Hosp. Fel. Surg. Ass; Col. Surg; Soc. Ctin.
Surg; Soc. Exp. Biol; N. Y. Acad. Med.

Hartsell, Albert, Iowa State College, Ames, Iowa.
Entomology. Easton, Pa, Sept. 2, 91. B.S,
Cornell, 16, M.S, 17. Fellow, Iowa State, 17,
asst. entom, 17, instr, 18- Field asst. Pa. State,
17. Ass. Econ. Entom; Iowa Acad. Chigger
mites; leaf hoppers.

HartseU, F(redexlck) Z(eUer), 321 W. Main St,
Fredonia, N. Y. Entomology, Easton, .Pa, Dec.

11, 79. A.B, Lafayette, 05; A.M, Cornell, 09.
Field asst, div. zool, Pa. Dept. Agr, 06-08;
asst. entomologist, N, T. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 09-

12, assoc. entomologist. It- A. A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Chem. Soc. Economic ento-
mology; insect control; grape insects; variation
and growth in insects.

EbrbzeU, Dr. J(08epli) Oulver, Blue Ash, Ohio.
Cliemistry, Metallurgy, New Orleans, La, Sept.
10, 70. B.S, Chattanooga, 92, M.S, 95; Har-
vard, summer, 96; Hopkins, 96-98; Yale, 98-
99, M.S, 99; M.D, Columbia, 01; Munich, sum-
meiR, 03, Ph.D, 04; Pisa, 03-04. Prof, geol. 111.
Wesleyan, 99-04; geol. and chem, Pacific (Calif),
04-10 ; consulting engineer, 10-13 ; HI. Malleable
Iron Co, 13-14; research, 14-18; chief chemist,
Oineinnati Milling Machine Co, 18-20; metal-
htrgist, Dalton Adding Machine Co, 20; Victor
Safe and Lock Co, tO- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc
Steel Treating; Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. Conditions
of fossilization; upx)er Devonian of Europe and
North America; the geochemistry of the waters
of Santa Chira Valley, Calif; metallography;
heat treatment and composition of high-speed
steels.

Harvey, Dr. Basil 0(ol6inaii) H(yatfc), University
of Chicago, Chicago, Dl. Anatomy. Watford,
Ont, Jan. 16, 75. A.B, Toronto, 94, M.D, 98;
licentiate, N. S. Nor. Col, 95. Asst. anat,
Toronto, 95-97; Chicago, 01-02, assoc, 02-04,
instr, 04-08, asst. prof, 08-11, assoc. prof, 11-
17, prof, 17- Officer, M.C, 17-19. A. A; Ass.
Anat. Gastric mucosa; hypophysis.

Harvey, Prof. E(dmtind) Newton, Guyot Hall,
Princeton, N. J. ^Physiology, Biological chem-
istry, Germantown, Pa, Nov. 25, 87. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 11. Instr.
physiol, Princeton, 11-16, cisst. prof, 16- Mem.
Carnegie Institution ezped. to Great Barrier
Beef, 13-14. A.A; Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soe. BioL Chem. Light produc-
tion by animals; permeability of cells; oxida-
tion ; rate of nerve impulse.

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCOENCE

Harrey, Mrs. ECdmimd) Kewton (Dr. BUid
Browne), Princeton, N. J. Biology. Baltimore,
Md, Dee. 14, 85. A.B, Goucher, 06, fellow, Od~
07; A.M, Columbia, 07, Ph.D, 13; fellow by
eourtesy, California, 14-15; Sarah Berliner fel-
low, 14-15. Instr. science, Bennett 8eh, Mill*
brook, N. T, 08-11; asst. biol, Princeton, 12-13;
instr. biol, Dana Hall, Wellesley, Mass, 13-14;
a est histol, med. col, Cornell, 15-16. Soc. Nat.
Experimental zoology; cytology.

Harvey, Prof. E(dward) Maris^ Oregon Agrienl-
tural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Plant physiol-
ogy. Galena, Kans, March 20, 88. A.B, Friends,
10; Ph.D, Chicago, 14. Acting prof, biol, Wil-
liam and Mary, 11-12; scientific asst, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14-18 ; prof, hori.
research, Oregon Col, 19- Beseareh asst, desert
lab, Carnegie Institution, summer, 12. A.A;
Bot. Soc; EeoL Soc; Chem. Soc. Horticulture;
plant ecology and nutrition; physiological chem-
istry; transpiration; metabolism; nitrate-
earbohydnite ratio in fruit trees.

Harvey, Dr. Frederic A(ddiflon), Semet-Solvay
Co, Syracuse, N. Y. Physics. Kellogg, Iowa,
June 3, 82. B.S, Grinnell, 04; Whiting fellow,
California, 08-09, Ph.D, 09. Instr. physics,
Grinnell, 09-10; Syracuse, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-
14, assoc. prof, 14-16; physicist, Solvay Co, It-
A.A; assoc Physical Soc; Chem. Soc Atmos-
pheric radioactivity; electrical conductivity of
solutions; pyrometry; refractories.

Harvey, Prof. Le Boy H(arri8), Western State
Normal School, Kalamazoo, Mich. Botany.
Fayetteville, Ark, Sept. 25, 79. B.S, Maine, 01,
M.S, 05; Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Prof, hiol, Mor-
ningside, 03-04; Yankton, 04rO7; 2£ich. West.
State Nor. 8ch, 08- Instr. biol, Chicago, sum-
mers, 08, 17. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Mich.
Acad. (V. pres, 17, pros, 18). Plant ecology.

Harvey, Prof. Natban A(Ibert), 1029 iaiis St,
Ypsilanti, Mich. Psychology, Pedagogy. To-
ledo, 111, 60. Illinois, 90; A.B, HI. Wee-
leyan, 96, Ph.D, 00. Teacher zool, high sch,
Kansas City, Mo, 90-96; head, dept. science,
State Nor. Sch, Superior, Wis, 96-00; v. prinei
pal, Chicago Nor. Sch, 00-04 ; prof, pedag, Mich
State Nor. Col, 04- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Mich
Acad. Principles of teaching; elementiuy psy
chology; zoology; fresh water sponges of St
Louis Bay; individual differences.

Harvey, Dr. B(odiiey) B(eecher), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Plant physi-
ology. Monroeville, Ind, May 26, 90. Ph.O,
Purdue, 12; B.S, Michigan, 15; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 18. Asst. botanist, Eli Lilly and Co, 12-
13; asst. bot, Michigan, 15; mieroanalyst, bur.
plant indust, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 15-19, physiolo-
gist, 19-20; asst. prof, plant physiol, Minne-
sota and Exp, Sta, tO- A. A; Bot. Soc; Qiem.
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Acad. Absorption
of electrolytes; enzymes of respiration; physio-
logical reactions of protoplasm to low tmpera-
ture.

Harvey, Dr. Samuel Olark, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. Surgery. Washington, Conn,
Feb. 12, 86. Ph.B, Yale, 07, M.D, 11; Alonzo
Clark fellow, Columbia, 12-18. Instr. path,
Columbia, 12-13; asst. physician, Loomis Sana-

torium, 13-14; house officer, surg, Peter Bent
Brigham Hosp, 14-15, Arthur Tracy Cabot fel-
low in charge, lab. surg. research, Harvard, 15-
16, asst. surg, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, 16-
17; lieut, capt, and major, M.C, 17-19; surgeon,
New Haven Hosp, 19-, instr. surg. Tale, 19-20,
asst. prof, to- A.A. Experimental surgery.

Harwood, Margaret, Maria Mitchell Observatory,
Nantucket, Mass. Astronomy. Littleton, Mass,
March 19, 85. A.B, Badcliffe, 07; A.M, Cali-
fornia, 16. Computer, Harvard Col. Observa-
tory, 07-12; research fellow, Nantucket Maria
Mitchell Ass, 12-16, director, ohservaotry, 16-
Astron. Soc. Faint equatorial stars; variability
of asteroids, especially Eros.

Haneman, Prof. Charles, University of Nevada,
Beno, Nev. Mathematics. Linton, Ind, Sept.
27, 80. A3, Indiana, 03, A.M, 06; Ph.D,
Oottingen, 07. Asst. math, Indiana, 05-06,
instr, 07-08, asst. prof, 08-09; assoc. prof,
Nevada, 09-10, prof, 10- A.A; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass; Math. Yerein; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Integral equations and the theory of
functions; applications of integral equations.

Haseman, Dr. John D(iedrich), Jr, Linton, Ind.
Zoology. Linton, Sept. 14. 87. A.B, Indiana,
05, A.M, 07; Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Ind. Univ.
zooL exped. to Cuba, 05-06; Carnegie Inst.
Tech. zool. eiT>ed. to S. Am, 08-10; private zool.
exped. to S. Am, 12-13.

Haseman, Prof. L(eonard), 617 Lee St, Columbia,
Mo. Entomology. A.B, Indiana, 05; A.M, 07;
Ph.D, Cornell, 10. Asst. entom. and zool, Flor-
ida, 05-06; entom, Missouri, 06-08; insect
morph, Cornell, 08-10; instr. entom, Missouri,
10-19, prof, 19- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom.

Haseman, Dr. BCary Oertmde, Linton, Ind.
Mathematics. Linton, March 6, 89. A.B, In-
diana, 10; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 17. Math. Ass.
Knots witii a census of the amphichierals with
twelve crossings.

Haseman, Prof. W(illiam) P(eter), 1531 W. 32d
St, Oklahoma City, Okla. Physics. Linton, Ind,
May 4, 78. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 04; fellow,
Pennsylvania, 05-07, Ph.D, 07, Instr. physics,
Indiana, 04-05, asst. prof, 07-09; prof. Okla-
homa, 09-19. Director, Okla. State Bur. Stand-
ards. Physical Soc.

Haskell, Prof. S(iigene) E(lwln), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. T. Civil engineering. Holland,
N. Y, May 10, 55. B.C.E, Cornell, 79, C.B, 96.
With Mississippi Biver Surv, 80-85; U. S. Coast
and Oeod. Surv, 85-93; principal asst. engineer,
U. S. Lake Surv, 93-06; prof. exp. hydratU, Cor-
nell, 06-21, emer. prof, fl-, dean, col. civil eng,
Cornell, 06-21. A.A; Civil Eng; Soc Test. Ma-
terials; Eng. Educ; Cornell Soc. Eng; Detroit
Eng. Soc.

Haskell, Prof. M(eUen) W(oodman), P. O. Box 3,

Berkeley, Calif. *Mathematie8, Salem, Mass,
March 17, 63. A.B, Harvard, 83, A.M, 85;
Ph.D, GOttingen, 89. Instr. math, Michigan,
89-90; asst. prof, California, 90-94, assoc. prof,
94-06, prof, 06- Exchange prof. matJi, Colum-
bia, 16. A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Yerein; Cir-
colo Mat. di Palermo. Modern analytic geom-
etry; singularities of plane curves; groups of

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eollineations; application of group theory to
geometry.

Haskell, Br. B(oyal) J(078lin), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. PtatU pathol-
ogy, Rochester, Mass, Jan. 27, 90. B.S, Dart-
mouth, 12; Ph.D, Cornell, 17. Aast. plant path,
Cornell, 12-13; instr, 13-17; path, inspector,
bur, plant tndtwt, U. 8. Dept, Agr, 17-18, asst,
plant pathologist, 18- A. A; Phytopath. Soe.
Potato tuber rots in New York; seed treatment
of oats; U. 8. plant disease survey.

HasUns, Dr. Charles Kelson, Dartmouth College,
Hanover, N. H. *Mathematic8, New Bedford,
Mass, May 7, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97;
M.S, Harvard, 99, A.M, 00, PhJD, 01; GKJt-
tingen, 01-02. Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech,
97-98, instr. math, 02-03; Cornell, 04-06; asst,
prof, Dlinois, 06-09; Dartmouth, 09- A.A;
Math. Soc; Eng. Edue. Theory of differential
forms; invariant theory of differential forms.

HftHkliw, Dr. Howard D(aTi8), University of Ore-
gon Medical School, Portland, Oregon. Physi-
ological chemistry. Springfield, Mass, April 25,
71. A.B, Michigan, 92; M.D, Western Beserve,
95. Asst. prof. org. chem. and biochenv, med.
dept, Western Reserve, 07-11, assoc. prof, 11-15;
prof, hiochem, med, seh, Oregon, IS- PhysioL Soc ;
Soc Biol. C^em; Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass.
Vie chemistry of carbamates; methods for esti-
mating carbamates and urea; metabolism; sol-
vent power of urine; hydrogen ion concentration
of urine and blood.

Hasselbring, Dr. Heinrldi, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington^ D. C. Botany. Flint,
Mich, Jan. 12, 75. B.S, Cornell, 99; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 05. Asst. bot, Cornell, 99-01; first asst.
hort, N. Y. Exp. Sta, 01-02; plant pathologist,
Illinois, 02-03; asst. bot, Chicago, 03-07; chief
b<ftanist, Cuban Exp. Sta, Santiago, 07-09;
plant physiologist, hw. plant indust, U, 8. Dept.
Agr, 09- Plant pathology and physiology.

Hassler, Dr. J(asper) 0(le), 425 Lahoma Ave, Nor-
man, Okla. Mathematics. Harvlell, Mo, May
14, 84. A.B, William Jewell, 07; M.S, Chicago,
13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. math, high sch, Douglas,
Ariz, 07-11; Kansas, 11-12; Englewood High
Sch, Chicago, 111, 12-17; Crane Junior Col, 17-
20; assoc. prof, Oklahoma, tO- Ed. math, prob-
lems, 'Sch. Sd. and Math.' Math. Soc; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Projective differential geom-
etry.

Hastings, Prof. COutrles) 8(heldon), 248 Bradley
St, New Haven, Conn. ^Fhysios. Ph.B, Yale,
70, Ph.D, 73. Instr. physics, Yale, 71-73;
assoc. prof, Hopkins; prof, and later emer. prof,
Tale, 84- Nat. Acad; A. A; Physical Soc;
Philos. Soc.

HastlngH, Prof. E(dwin) O(eorge), 1715 Adams
St, Madison, Wis. Agricultwral bacteriology.
Austinburg, Ohio, Aug. 11, 72. B.S, Ohio State,
98; M.S, Wisconsin, 99. Instr. bacter, Wiscon-
sin, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-13,
prof. agr. hacter, and bacteriologist, Exp. Sta,
IS- A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Int.
Live Stock Sanit. Ass. Dairy bacteriology.

Hastings, John B(easley), 4209 Council St, Los
Angeles, Calif. Mining engineering. Liverpool^

England, May 21, 58. Min. Eng; Geol. Soc.
Mining geology.

Hastings;, Dr. T(lioma8)'W(ood), 777 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Internal medicine. St. Louis,
Mo, Sept. 29, 73. A.B, Hopkins, 94, M.D, 98.
House officer, Hopkins Hosp, 98-99; surgeon,
Hosp. Ship, 'Maine,' 99-01; instr. din. path,
med. col, Cornell, 01-06, prof, 06-18. Substi-
tute din. pathologist, Presbyterian Hosp, 02-04;
asst. visiting physician, Cornell Med. Col. Dis-
pensary, 01-07; Bellevue Hosp, 08-; consulting
staff, Nassau Co. and St. Bartholomew's Hospit-
als; major, M.II.C, 17-18. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Path, and Bact; N. Y. Acad. Med. Clinical
medicine; clinical laboratory methods; non-
parasitic elephantiasis; albuminuria; early diag-
nosis of syphilis; the cerebro-spinal fluid; tuber-
culin therapy in orthopedic surgery; malignant
endocarditis due to Micrococcus zymogenes, n.
sp; standardisation of hemoglobinometers; op-
sonic index in tubercle bacillus infections; in-
fections of respiratory tract; complement
fixation for Streptococcus and Gonococcus in
arthritis; Bacillus coli communis; the acne
bacillus.

Hatai, Dr. ShlnlrisW, Wistar Institute of Anat-
omy, Philadelphia, Pa. Neurology. Kominato,
Japan, March 3, 77. Grad, Tohokugakuin,
Sendai, Japan; Ph.D, Chicago, 02. Asst. biol,
First High Sch, Tokyo, Japan, 98-99; instr,
Cincinnati, 00-01; asst. newr, Chicago, 02-06;
assoc, Wistar Inst, 06-10, instr, 10-14, asst.
prof, 14-19, prof, BO- Ass. Anat; Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol. Physiology of
the nervous system; the endocrine organs.

Hatch, Dr. Laura, Smith College, Northampton^
Mass. Geology. Chicago, HI, 84. A.B, Vas-
sar, 06; M.S, Chicago, 11, Bryn Mawr fel-
low, 12-13, Ph.D, 16. Teacher physiog. East
Aurora High Sch, Aurora, HI, 08-10; instr.
geol, Wellesley, 11-12; asst, Barnard, Columbia,
and exten. lecturer, Columbia, 14-16; instr.
Smith, 16-18, asst. prof, 19- Mem. Int. Geol.
Cong; geol. exped. to Alaska, 13. Pel. Am.
Geog. Soc. Geography; physiography; geo-
graphic factors in agriculture; marine terraces;
glaciers of Mt. Jefferson.

Hatcher, Dr. Bob(er)t A(nthony), 414 E. 26th St,
New York, N. Y. Pharmacology. New Madrid,
Mo, Feb. 6, 68. Ph.G, Phila. Col. of Pharmacy,
89; M.D, Tulane, 98. Prof. mat. med, Cleve-
land Sch. of Pharmacy, 99-04; instr. Pharma-
col, med. col. Western Beserve, 00-04; med, col,
Cornell, 04-06, asst. prof, 06-08, prof. Pharma-
col, and mat. med, 08- A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Pharmaceut. Ass;
Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Harvey Soc.
Strychnine; strophanthus.

Hatfield, Dr. William D(nrreU), Highland Park,
Mich. Chemistry. Jacksonville, III July 7, 92.
B.S, HI. CoL 14; M.S. Illinois, 16, Ph.D, 18.
Asst. chemist and bacteriologist, 111. State
Water Surv, 15-18; asst. prof. org. and phys.
chem, Mont. Col, 19-20; supt. filtration. High-
land Park, Mich, tO- Second lieut, U.S.A, 18-
19. Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Water Works Ass.
Sanitary chemistry and bacteriology; water;
sewage ; fertilizing value of activated sludge.

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Hathaway, Prof. Arthnr S(tafford), Bose Poly-
technic InstitatCy Terre Haute, Ind. *Math€'
maticaf Phyaics. Keeler, Mich, Sept. 15, 55.
B.S, Cornell, 79; Hopkins, 80-84, fellow, 82-84.
Instr. math, Friends High Sch, Baltimore, 79-
80; Cornell, 85-89, asst. prof, 89-91; prof.
Rose, 91-20. Reporter and ed, 'Lord Kelvin's
Baltimore Lectures,' and Nat. Conf. of Elec-
tricians, 84; prof, math, summer sch, Chicago,
99. A.A; Math. Soc; feL Ind. Acad. Theory
of numbers; quaternions; mathematical phys-
ics; motion of three bodies; continuous trans-
formations in quaternions; early history of the
calculus.

Hatt, Prof. W(i]iiam) K(eiidndc), La Fayette,
Ind. CivU engirieering, A.B, New Brunswick,
87, AJd, 98, Ph.D, 01; C.E, Cornell, 91. Prof,
civil eng, New Brunswick, 91-92; instr, Cornell,
92-93; assoc. prof, Purdue, 93-95, applied me-
chanics, 96-01, prof, 01-06, oivU eng, 06- Town
engineer, W. Lafayette, Ind, 94-95; res. en-
gineer, Columbia City, Ind, 98; with road ma-
terial lab, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 02-03, engineer in
charge timber tests, U. S. Forest Service, 03-
06; chief engineer, Ind. Flood Commission, 14-
15. Fuertes gold medal, Cornell, 03. Civil Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Eng. Educ; Railway Eng; Ind.
Acad; Ind. Eng. Soc. (pros, 07) ; Int. Ass. Test.
Mat. Engineering; structural materials.

Hanghwout, Prof. Frank O(oddard), Bureau of
Science, Manila, P. I. ProtoBOology, New
Tork, N. Y, Oct. 22, 77. Columbia, 09-13.
Assoc, prof. med. zool, Univ. Philippines, 14-15,
prof, and chief of dept, 15-17, prof, protozool.
and parasitol, and chief, dept parasitol, 17-20.
Consulting protosoologist and head, dept. para-
sitol, Philippine Gen. Hosp, 15-20; ed, *Proc.
Manila Med. Soc,' 17-18; co-editor, 'Philippine
Jour. Sci,' 18-; protozoologist and head, div.
parasitol, Bur. Science, P. I, 19- A.A; Am.
Med. Ass; Soc. Trop. Med; N. Y. Acad; Far
East. Ass. Trop. Med>. Tropical medicine; ani-
mal parasites; helminths in the intestinal tract.

Haupt, Dr. A(rtliiir) W(l2ig), St. Lawrence Uni-
versity, Canton, N. Y. Botany, Milwaukee,
Wis, Aug. 9, 94. B.S, Chicago, 16, fellow, 18-19,
Ph.D, 19. Scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18;
prof. hM, Carthage, 19-30; 8i, Lawrence, tO-
A.A; HI. Acad. Morphologic botany; bryo-
phytee.

Hauptk Prof. Lewis Mdihlanberg), Cynwyd, Pa.
Civil engineering, Physioal geography. Gettys-
burg, Pa, March 21, 44. Harvard, 63; grad, U.
8. Mil. Acad, 67; hon. M.S, Pennsylvania, 83;
ScD, Muhlenberg, 05; LL.D, Pa. Col, 15.
U. S. engineer, Lake.Surv, 67; in charge, Fifth
Mil. District, Tex, 69; asst. engineer, Fair-
moimt Park, Phila, 69; first asst. examiner, U.
S. Patent Oifice, 72; instr. math, and civil eng,
Pennsylvania, 72-75, prof, civil eng, 75-92;
asst, U. S. Lighthouse Service, 74;.U. S. Coast
and Good. Surv, Pa, 75-80 ; conevlting engineer,
9t-; pres. Reaction Jetty Co, Ot- Sec'y, bur.
of awards. Centennial Expos, 76; asst. judge,
dept. transport, Paris Expos, 89; gold medal,
Paris Expos, 00; delegate and commissioner
from Pa. to Nicaragua Canal (Convention, New
Orleans, 92; mem. Nicaragua Canal Commis-
sion, 97; Isthmian Canal Commission, 99-02;

pres, Cauca-Colombia R. R. Arbitration Commis-
sion, 97; director, Ches. and Del. Canal; con-
sulting engineer, Ohio and Lake Erie Ship
Canal. Magellanic premium, 87; medal and di-
ploma, Nat. Export Expos, 99; Elliott Cresson
medal and diploma, Fraiddin Inst, 01 ; gold
medal. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; Civil
Eng; Min. Eng; Philos. Soc; Civil Service Ass;
Franklin Inst; Phila. Geog. Soc; Phila. Eng.
Club (pres). Physical laws of bar formation
and current and wave action; designs for auto-
matic bar removal; reclamation; conservation
of public utilities; water ways; reaction jetty;
reclamation of alluvial coasts.

Hangman, Dr. L(6<m) A(iigii8tii8), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Zoology. New Haven,
Conn, Nov. 9, 88. A.B, Cornell, 14, A.M, 16,
Ph.D, 18. Instr. geol, Cornell, 14-16, hiol, 16-
Invertebrate zoology; protozoology; structure
of mammalian hairs; glaciology.

Hapstnann, Prof. Belch, Polytechnic Institute,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics, Electrical engineering.
Solingen, Germany, Feb. 27, 86. E.E, Brooklyn
Polytech, 08; M.S, N. Y. Univ, 10, Sc.D, 11.
Instr. physics and elec. eng, Brooklyn Polytech^
08-12, asst. prof, 12-15, assoc. prof, 15-18, prof,
physics, 18- Sec'y, faculty, Brooklyn Polytech,
17- A. A; feL Elec. Eng; assoc. Physical Soc;
Eng. Educ; Brooklyn Inst. (v. pres, 09-).
Electrical eommunieation, machinery, transmis-
sion and traction; wave propagation along con-
ductors.

Havard, Ck>l. Valery, U. S. A, Fairfield, Conn.
Medicine. Compi^gne, France, Feb. 18, 46.
Grad, Inst. Beauvais, France, 65; M.S, Man-
hattan, 69 ; M.D, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 69. Entered M.C, U.S.A, 74; chief surgeon,
military forces, Cuba, 98-01, 06; med. mlL
attach^, Russian Army, Manchuria, 04-05;
chief surgeon, Dept. of the East, 05-06; pres,
Army Med. Sch, and in charge, library and mu-
seum, 06-10, retired, 10; restored to active
duty, in charge reorganisation of med. dept, of
Army and Navy, Eavana, Cuba, 17- Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg, (pres, 07). Military hy-
giene; medical and economic botany.

Havenhill, Prof. L. D, 1539 Vermont St, Law-
rence, Kans. Pharmaceutical chemistry. New-
ark, HI, April 5, 70. Ph.C, Michigan, 93, Ph.M,
94; B.S, Kansas, 03. Asst. prof, pharmacy,
Kansas, 99-08, prof, pharmaceut. chem, 08-
Mem. tenth decennial committee of revision of
the U. S. Pharmacopoeia. A. A; Chem. Soc. (v.
pres, Kans. City sect, 11-13, pres, 14) ; Pharma-
ceut. Ass. (v. pres, 13, 14); Kans. Acad. (v.
pres, 16, 17, pres, 18) ; hon. mem. Kans. Phar-
maceut. Ass. Pharmacy; standardization for
official drugs.

Hawes, Austin F, Box 517, South Bend, Ind.
Forestry, Danver&L Mass, March 17, 79. A3,
Tufts, 01; M.F, Yale, 03. Asst, U. S. Forest
Service, 03-04; state forester. Conn, 04-09;
prof, forestry, Vermont, and state forester, 09—
17; exten. specialist forestry, U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, 17-20; forester, Nat. Ass. Wood Turners, 90-
Asst, Fuel Ad, 18. Soc. Foresters (treaa, 18-).
Silviculture; forest mensuration; forestry in
New England.

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Hawk, Prof. P(]illip) B(ovler), Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Phynologioal chem-
istry. East Branch, N. Y, July 18, 74. B.S,
Wesleyan, 98, M.S, 00; Yale, 01; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 03. Asst physiol. chem, Columbia, 01-03;
demonstrator, med. sch, Pennsylvania, 03-07;
proff Illinois, 07-12; phyHoh ohem, and tosDieol,
Jefferson Med. Col, It- Mem. Am. committee,
Int. Cong. Alimentary Hygiene, Brussels, 10;
committee physiol. chem, Ninth Int. Gong. Ap-
pHed Chem, N. Y. City, 12. A. A; Chem. Soc.
(chairman, 111. sect, 12, asst. ed, 'Abstracts');
Am. Med. Ass; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Animal Nutrition; Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Columbia Biochem. Ass. (hon.
pres); Ass. Wesleyan Chemists (pres). Metab-
olism; animal acids; food and nutrition; fast-
ing; water drinking.

Hawkes, Br. Ef(erbert) E(dwin), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Mathematics. Tem-
pleton. Mass, Dee. 6, 72. A.B, Yale, 96, Ph.D,
00; GOttingen, 01-02. Asst. prof, math, Yale,
98-10; prof, Columbia, 10, dean of col, 18-
Math. Soc; Math. Yerein. Hypercomplez ntuu-
bers.

Hawkeswortb, Rev. Alan S(p«n06r), Naval Prov-
ing Grounds, Indian Head, Md. Mathematics,
New Orleans, La, Aug. 10, 67. Church Mis-
sionary Col, London; ordfldned, 92. EngUsh
chaplain, Sao Paulo and Santos, Brazil, 90-94;
rector, Georgetown, St. Vincent, B. W. I, 94;
Episcopal 'Oiurch of the Messiah,' Pittsburgh^
0&-17; mathematician, staff of chief of naval
ordnance, UJSJf, 17-20, Naval Proving Grounds,
tO~ Int. Cong. Math, Rome, 08. A.A; Math.
Soc; Wash. Soc Eng; Wash. Philos. Soc; life
fel. Boyal Soc. Arts; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Exterior and interior ballistics and ordnance;
geometrical conies; conicoids; higher plane
curves; Assyrian and Babylonian cuneiform;
philosophy.

Hawkins, Dr. A(lfred) OCary), 421 S. Grant Ave,
Wilmington, Del. Geology. Sewaren, N. J,
June 15,87. B.S, Columbia, 09; A.M, Princeton,
12; PhJ>, Brown, 16. Asst. geol, Princeton,
10-12; instr. Brown, 12-16; oil geologist, 16-
18; crystallographer, S. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, 18- A. A. Mineralogy; crystallogra-
phy.

HawklUB, Dr. Lon A(drian), XJ. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botawy. La
Motte, Iowa, May 30, 80. B.S, Momingside,
06; fellow, Ohio State, 0^07; Ph.D, Hopkins,
13. Asst. biol, Momingside, 04-06; scientific
asst, hur. plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 07-14,
plant physiologist, 14- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Chem. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Plant pathology and physiology; the
physiology of fungi and of fruit and vegetable
storage.

Hawley, Dr. Ira Myron, Cornell University,
IthacA, N. Y. Entomology, Oanandaigua, N.
Y, June 7, 84. A.B, Michigan, 09; PhJ), Cor-
nell, 16. Instr. biol, Bradley Polytech, 11-12;
asst. eoon. entom, Cornell, 13-16; investigator,
16- A. A. Economic entomology; Insects in-
jurious to hops and beans.

Hawley, Dr. L(ee) F(red), Forest Products Lab-
oratory, Madison, Wis. Chemitiry, Steam-

burg, N. Y, Feb. 12, 82. A.B, Cornell, 03, A.M,
05, Ph.D, 07. Asst. chem, Cornell, 02-04, instr,
04-07; chemist, U. S. Forest Service, 07-13;
forest products dept, A. D. Little, Inc, 13-15;
Forest Products Lcib, 16- Chem. Soc. Thal-
lium; white lead; wood distillation and extrac-
tion; turpentines; rosin; wood waste. .

Hawley, Prof. S(alpli) OChipman), 360 Prospect
St, New Haven, Conn. Forestry. Atlanta, Ga,
March 5, 80. A.B, Amherst, 01; M.F, Yale,
04. Forest asst, IT. S. Forest Service, 04-05;
asst. state forester, M^s, 05-06; instr, asst.
prof, and later prof, forestry, Yale, 06- For-
ester, New Haven Water Co, 07- Soc Foresters.
Silviculture; pine plantations in New England-

HaworUi, Prof. SCrasmiiB), 1503 Massachusetts
St, Lawrence, Kshb. *Geology, Mineralogy.
Warren Co, Iowa, April 17, 55. B.S, Kansas, 81,
M.S, 84; A.M, Ph.D, Hopkins, 88. Prof. nat.
science, Penn (Iowa), 83-92; geoU and miner,
Kansas, 9g- State geologist, Kans. Geol. Surv,
96-16; with U. S. Geol. Surv, 88, 96, 03, 04;
Mo. Geol. Surv, 89-92; mem. Kans. State Irrig.
Board, 95-96. A. A; Geol. Soc; Kans. Acad,
(pres, 08). Irrigation and water supplies; Kan-
sas geology; oil and gas geology of mid-con-
tinental field.

Hay, Dr. O(Uver) P(erry), 1211 Harvard St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. * Paleontology. Jeffer-
son Co, Ind, May 22, 46. A.B, Eureka, 70,
A.M, 73 ; Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 76, 77 ; Ph.D,
Indiana, 84; Chicago, 93-95. Prof. nat. science.
Eureka, 70-73; zool. and geol, Butler, 83-92;
asst. curator. Field Museum Nat. Hist, 95-97;
research work, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 97-00; asst.
and assoc. curator, dept. vert, paleont. Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 00-07; collaborator, Carne-
gie Institution, 02-06, research assoc, 12-16,
assoc, 17- Asst, Ark. Geol. Surv, 84-88; Ind.
Geol. Surv, 91-94; assoc. ed, *Am. Geol,' OB-05;
delegate. Int. Zool. Cong, Berne, 04. A.A;
Paleont. Soc. (sec'y, 04); Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soc; Ind. Acad, (pres, 91). Living
and fossil vertebrates; Pleistocene paleontology
and geology; early man in America.

Hay, Prof. W(illlain) P(erry), Kensington, Md.
Zoology. Eureka, HI, Dec. 8, 72. B.S, Butler,
91, M.S, 92. Instr. zool, Cent. High Sch, Wash-
ington, D. C, 92-98; head, dept. biol, Washing-
ton high schools, 98--00 ; prof. nat. lust, Howard,
00-08; head, dept. hiol. and chem, Washington
high schools, 08- Asst. Eool, George Washing-
ton; lecturer, Georgetown. A.A; F^heries Soc;
Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 16) ; Wash. Biol. Soo.
(v. pres, 07-, pres, 16); Wash. Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Field Club (pres, 03). Life his-
tories and relations of North American Crusta-
cea; Astacidae of North America.

Hayden, Prof. Ada, Iowa State College, Ames,
Iowa. Botany. Ames, Aug. 14, 84. B.S, Iowa
State, 08, Ph.D, 18; fellow, Washington (St.
Louis), 09-10, M.S, 10. Asst. hoi, Iowa State,
07-08, instr, 10-18, asst. prof, 18- A. A; Bot.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Iowa Acad. Ecology; faz-
onomy; morphology; algae; vascular plants;

Hayden, Prof. Horace Edwin, Jr, Bichmond,
Va. Zoology. Wilkes-Barre, Pa, Jan. 6, 84.
A.B, Princeton, 05; A.M, Virginia, 07, 07-10; fel-

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low, Vanderbilt, 07-08. Asst. geol, Yanderbilt,
07-08; master, Jefferson Seh, Charlottesville,
Va, 0»-10; instr. hiol, Tex. Col, 10-12, asst.
prof, 12-17, assoe. prof, 17-18; instr, N. Y.
Univ, 18; acting prof, William and Mary, 18-
19; prof, Bichmond, 19- A. A; Micros. Soc.
Aquatic oligochaetes ; parasitic worms.

Hayes, Dr. Albert O(non), Geological Survey of
Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Granby, Que,
March 16, 82. B.Sc, McGill, 08, M.Sc, 10;
Ph.D, Princeton, 14. Junior geologist, Can.
Geol, Surv, 13-16, geologist, 17- In charge
geol. investigation of iron ore deposits of New-
foundland for Princeton, 11-12. Geol. Soc;
Can. Min. Inst. Iron ore, manganese, coal and
salt deposits.

Hayes, Prof. E(dwazd) O(ary), 1005 Nevada St,
ITrbana, HI. Sociology, Lewiston, Maine, Feb. 10,
68. A3, Bates, 87, A.M, 90; Berlin; I%J>, Chi-
cago, 02; LL.I), Grinnell, 20. Prof. eeon. and
sociol, Miami, 02-07 ; prof, and head, dept, soeiol,
Illinois, 07- Sec 'y, sect, social pefydiol, World 's
Cong. Science, La. Purchase Expos, 04; pres,
HI. Conf. Charities and Corrections. A.A;
Soeiol. Soc. (advisory ed. and mem. exec, com-
mittee) ; assoc. Inst. Int. de Soeiol. Psfychology
of customs and institutions; evolution of con-
science codes.

Hayes, Prof. E/Usn), Wellesley, Mass. Astron-
omy, Granville, Ohio, Sept 23, 51. A.B, Ober-
lin, 78. Teacher matii, Wellesley, 79-83, assoc.
prof, 83-88, prof, 88-97, applied math, 97-04,
astron, 04-16, retired, 16. A.A. Definitive orbit
of minor planet. No. 267; calculus with appli-
cations.

Hayes, Br. Hammond Vinton, 84 State St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Physics. Madison, Wis, Aug. 28>
60. A.B, Harvard, 83, A.M, Ph.D, 85; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 84-85. Elec engineer. Am. Bell
Telephone Co, 85-02; chief engineer. Am. Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co, 04-07, consulting en-
gineer, 07- Elec. Eng; Am. Acad.

Hayes, Prof. H(arvey) 0(oni«U!is), Naval Ek-
reriment Station, Annapolis, Md. Physics
North Fenton, N. Y, Nov. 2, 77. A.B, Harvard,
07, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 11. Asst. physics, Harvard,
08-11, instr, 11-13; prof, Swarthmore, 13-18;
research, anti-submarine devices, TJ.S.N. Exp.
Sta, New London, Conn, 18-19; physicist, 77.8 Jf,
19-20, sound aid, tl- Instr. physics, Harvard,
summers, 08-13. Physical Soc. Cooling curves;
the magnetic susceptibility of water; a rate-
flow meter; sap flow and sap pressure; the mag-
netic properties of tin-bismuth alloys.

Hayes, Prof. H(ei1D6rt) K(endaU), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Agriculture. North
Granby, Conn, March 11, 84. B.S, Mass. Col,
08; M.S, Harvard, 11. Special agent, tobacco
investigation, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 08-09; asst
agronomist. Conn. Exp. Sta, 09-11 , plant
breeder, 11-14; assoc prof, plant breeding, Min-
nesota, 15-18, prof, 19- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Agron. Economic and genetic plant breeding.

Hayos, Dr. JCosepli) W(anton), City Hall Square
Building, Chicago, lU. Psychology. A.B, Am-
herst, 03; Ph.D, Chicago, 11. Instr, psychol,
Chicago, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-18; camp psychol-
ogist, surgeon general's div, U.S.A, 17-19; di-

rector, industrial personnel. The Scott Co, 19-
A. A ; PsychoL Ass. Experimental and industrial
psychology; industrial personneL

Hayes, Dr, BCary H(o]si6S) 8(teYons), Labora-
tory of Social Hygiene, Bedford Hills, N. T.
Psychology. Hoehester, N. Y, Feb. 11, 84. A.B,
Wisconsin, 04; Ph.D, Chicago, 10. Psyeholo-
gist. Juvenile Psychopathic Inst, Chicago, 10-
11 ; assoc. psychologist, Lab, of Social Hygiene,
15- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Neurology; cutaneous
after-sensation; corpus striatum of embryonic
rat; mental tests applied to criminal women.

Hasres, Prof. 8(amuel) PCerklns), South Hadley,
Mass. Psychology, Baldwinsville, N. Y, Dee. 17,
74. A.B, Amherst. 96; B.D, Union Theol. Sem,
02; A.M, Columbia, 02; fellow, Clark, 02-03;
Cornell, 05-06, Ph.D, 06. Assoc prof, psychol,
Mt, EolyoJce, 06-09, prof, 09- Director psychol.
research, Pa. Inst. Instr. of Blind, 16-; Perkins
Inst. Instr. of Blind, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass*;
Ass. Prof. Edwardian revivals; affective quali-
ties; color blindness; p^chologjr and pedagogy
of the blind.

Hayes, Stephen Q(aentln), 410 East End Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical engineering, Wash-
ington, D. 0, Dec. 17, 73. A.B, Georgetown,
92; E.E, Hopkins, 94. Elec. engineer. Westing-
house Elec. and Mfg. Co, 94- With corps en-
gineers, U.S.A, 19. Mem. Int. Elee. Cong, St.
Louis, 04; Turin, 10. Elec. Eng. Station de-
sign; power transmission..

Hasrford, Prof. John F(il]more), Northwestern
University, Evanston, HI. ^Geodesy. Bouses
Point, N. Y, May 19, 68. C.E, Cornell, 89;
ScD, G^rge Washington, 18. Computer, IT. Sl
Coast and Gteod. Surv, 89-91; asst. astronomer,
Mex. Boundary Surv, 92-93 ; aid and asst. XJ. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 94-95; instr. civil eng,
Cornell, 95-98; computer and asst, U. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 98-99, inspector geod. work
and chief of computing div, 00-09 ; director, col.
eng. Northwestern, 09- Mem. Costa lUca-Pan-
ama Boundary Commission, 13; research assoc,
Carnegie Institution, 12- Nat. Aead; A.A.
(sec'y. A, 99, gen. sec'y, 06, v. pres, 09);
Philos. Soc; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; (Xvfl
Eng; Eng. Edue. (pres, 19); West. Soc. ^ig;
Wash. Philos. Soc. (sec'y, 01-04, pres, 07).
Geodetic astronomy; American geodesy.

Hayhnrst, Prof. E(mery) B(06), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Hygiene, St. Louis,
Mo, June 28, 80. A.B, Dlinois, 03, A.M, 05,
M.D, 08; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Instr. physiol,
Dlinois, 03-08, asst prof. din. diagnosis, 10-
12; director, occupational disease clinic. Rash
Med. Col, 11-12, fellow, Sprague Mem. Inat,
Chicago, 11-13; asst. prof, hygiene and di-
rector dispensaries, Ohio State, 16-20, prof,
and head, dept, public health and sanitation,
to- Univ. of 111. physiol. exped. to Pike's
Peak, 03; health officer, Maywood, Hi, 10-18;
pathologiiBt, univ. hosp, Chicago, 10-13; chief,
occupational disease surv, Ohio, 13-15; director
and consultant, div. indust. hygiene, Ohio State
Dept Health. 15-; surgeon, U. S. Pub. Health
Service (reserve), 18- Pub. Health Ass.
(sec'y, chairman and eoundlor, seet indust.
hygiene); Am. Med. Ass; Econ. Ass. Physi-
ology; hematology; medicine; occupational die-

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eases; public health; indastrial and school hy-
giene; housing.

Haynes, Miss O(aroUna) O(oyentry), Highlands,
N. J, and 16 E. 36th St, New York, N. Y.
Botany. New York, N. Y, April 13, 58. Stu-
dent, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 02-07, 09-10. Bot.
Soe; Torre J Bot. Qub; Snllivant Mosa Soc
Taxonomy of some of the Hepatieae; revision
of genus Sphaerocarpos.

Haynes, Prof. B(ll) S(taan), Beloit College,
Beloit, Wis. Astronomy, Trenton, Mo, July
12, 80. A.B, Missouri, 05, A.M, 07; fellow,
California, 11-12, PhJ), 13. Asst. math, Mis-
souri, 05-06, Gould asst. Laws Observatory, 06-
07, asst. astron, 07-08, instr, 08-11, in charge,
09-11; instr. astron, California, 12-13; Kellogg
fellow. Lick Observatory, 13-14; assoc prof,
Beloit, 14-15, prof, 16- A.A; Astron. Soc;
Math. Ass; Soc. astron. de France. Stellar pho-
tometry and spectroscopy; orbits of comets and
asteroids.

Haynes, Br. Itrlng S(amuel), 107 W. 85th St,
New York, N. Y. Surgery, Saranac, N. Y,
Aug. 29, 61. Ph.B, Wesleyan, 85; M.D, N. Y.
ITniv, 87. Intern, Bellevue Hosp, 87-88; dem-
onstrator anat, N. Y. XJniv, 89-94, adj. prof,
94-98; visiting surgeon, "Harlem gnd Bed Cross
Hospitals, 96-; prof, applied anat, med. col,
Cornell, 98- Asst. attending surgeon. Cham-
bers St. Hosp, 88-90; N. Y. Orthop. Hosp, 91-
99. Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Surg.
Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Anatomy.

Haynes, Rowland, 3034 E. Overlook Bead, Cleve-
land Heights, Ohio. Psychology, A.B, Williams,
02 ; A.M, Clark, 05. Asst. prof, psychol, Minne-
sota, 11; field sec'y. Am. Playground and Rec-
reation Ass, 11-16; director, N. Y. War Camp
Community Service, 16-19; recreation councQ,
Cleveland, 19- Psychol. Ass. Playground ac-
tivities; recreation surveys.

Haynes, Prof. Wlntbrop P(errin), 1420 Ohio St,
Lawrence, Kans. Geology. Hyde Park, Mass,
Sept. 6, 87. A.B, Harvard, 10, A.M, 12, Ph.D,
14. Asst. geol. Harvard, 08-16; instr, Badcliffe,
11-14; Wellesley, 14-16; asst. prof, Kansas,
16-18, assoc. prof, 19- Mem. Shaler Mem.
ezped. to S. Am, 08; instr. in charge, Harvard
Summer Sch. of Geol. expeditions to Mont, 13,
N. B. and Que, 14, Colo, 16; second lieut, Air
Service, 18-19. Paleont. Soc; fel. Am. Geog.
Soc; Ass. Petrol. Qeol, Structural, stratigra-
phic and economic geology.

Hays, Dr. L Minifl^ 266 S. 2l8t St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Medicine. PhUadelphia, July 26, 47. A.B,
Pennsylvania, 66, M.D, 68, A.M, 69. Ed, *Am.
Jour. Med. Sciences,' 69-90; 'Med. News.' Int.
Med. Cong, Phila, 76 (sec'y gen). Emer. mem.
Am. Physicians; Philos. Soc. Csec'v); Am.
Acad; Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Geog. Soc

Hays, W(met) M(artln), West Chester, Pa.
Agriculture. Eldora, Iowa, Oct. 18, 69. B.Agr,
Iowa State, 85, M.Agr, 97. Asst. agr, Iowa
State, 86; assoc ed, 'Prairie Parmer,' 87; asst.
agr, Minnesota, 8^-89, prof, 90-91; N. Dak.
Col, 92-93 ; prof. agr. and v. director, Exp. Sto,
Minnesota, 94-04; Asst. Sec'y of Agr, 05-18;
adviser to minister agr. Argentina, 13-14; to
Univ. of Tucuman, 14-15; farmer, 16^ A. A;
Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Hort. Sci. Plant and

animal breeding; farm economics; farm man-
agement; agricultural and vocational education.
Haythom, Dr. Samuel B(6e8e), Singer Research
Laboratory, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pathology, Dan-
ville, 111, Sept. 10, 80. M.D, Michigan, 04; fel-
low, Pittsburgh, 12-13. Asst. path, and gynec,
Michigan, 04-06; pathologist, Mass. State
Hosp, 06-08; intern and asst, Boston City Hosp,
08-09; asst. path. Harvard Med. Sch, 09-10;
instr. path, Pittsburgh, 10-11; asst. prof, 11-
13; pathologist, Allegheny Gen. Hosp, 13-15;
director, Singer Besearch Lab, 16- A.A; Col.
Physicians; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass;
Pittsburgh Acad. Med; Int. Ass. Med. Mu-
seums; Path. Gesell. Bacteriology; histological
effects of smoke; tuberculosis of lu'ge arteries;
epithelial metaplasia; trinitrotoluene poisoning.

Hayward, Prof. Oarle B(66d), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Metal-
lurgy. Yankton, S. Dak, Oct. 27, 80. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 04. Instr. sdenee. Bellows
Acad, Fairfax, Vt, 04-06; m^img eng. and
met€U, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-10, asst. prof, 10-
Min. Eng. Metallography; eonstitation of eop-
per-nickel sulphids with freezing points, micro-
structures, etc.

Hayward, Dean Harry, Narberth, Pa. Agrioul-
ture. Lewistown, N. Y, May 19, 69« B.S.A,
Cornell, 94, M.S.A, 01. Asst. instr. and asst.
prof, dairy husbandry. Pa. State, 94-02; prof.

* animal and dairy husbandry, N. H. Col, 0^03 ;
asst. chief, dairy div, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 03;
organizer and director, dept. agr, Mt. Hermon
Sch, 03-06; director, Del. Exp. Sta, 06-, dean,
dept. agr, Del, Col, 10-, director, agr. exten,
service, 14- Director, col. agr, A.E. F. XJniv,
Beaune, 19; mem. agr. staff, N. W. Ayer and
Son. A.A. Animal husbandry.

Hazard, Daniel L(yman), U. S. Coast and Geo-
detic Survey, Washington, D. C. Terrestrial
magnetism, Narragansett Pier, B. I, Aug. 26,
65. A.B, Harvard, 85. Computer, Mass. Topog.
Surv. Commission, 89-92; U, S, Coast and Geod,
Surv, 9$-- MeuL GeophyB. Union. A.A. (mem.
gen. committee, 16) ; Am. Geog. Soe; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. (cor. sec'y); Wash.
Soc. Eng.

Hazeltlne, Prof. L(onlB) A(laa), 1024 Hudson St,
Hoboken, N. J. Electrical engineering, Mor-
ristown, N. J, Aug. 7, 86. M.E, Stevens, 06.
Tester, Gen. Elec. Co, 06-07; asst. elec, eng,
Stevens, 07-08, instr, 08-13, asst. prof, 13-17,
prof, 17- Consulting engineer. Navy Yard, 18-
19. Elec. Eng; Badio Eng; Electrochem. Soc;
Am. Gas Ass; Eng. Educ; assoc. Physical Soe;
N. Y. Elec. Soc. Electron tubes; electrolysis.

Hazen, Allen, 30 E. 42d St, New York, N. Y.
Water supply. Hartford, Yt, Aug. 28, 69.
ScD, N. H. Col, 77; Dartmouth, 17; Mass.
Inst. Tech. In charge, Exp. Sta, State Boud
of Health, Mass, 88-93; practising civU engi-
neer, Boston. 94-97; Jf, T. City, 97- Bowland
prize. Civil Eng, 00, Norman medal, 14. Ajdi.
Water Works Ass; Civil Eng; Chem. Soe; Pub-
lic Health Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass;
New Eng. Soc. Eng; Appalachian Mt. Club.
Public water supplies.

Hasen, Miss Annah Patnam, 68 Washington
Square, New York, N. Y. Zoology. Wilder, Vt,

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Sept. 22, 72. B.L, Smith, 95; M.S, Dartmouth,
97; Bryn Mawr, 97-99, fellow, 98-99. Teacher
biol, N. H. Nor. Sch, 99-00; asst. zoo], Smith,
00-03; teacher hiol, high aoh, N, T, City, OS-
Bacteriologist, base hosp, Gamp Lee, Va. De-
velopment of the coxal gland in Idmulus; gas-
trulation in Amphioxus; regeneration of sea-
anemones.

Hazen, Dr. Tracy E(lUot), Barnard College^ Co-
Inmbia University, New York, N. Y. Botany.
Jericho Center, Vt, July 4, 74. A.B, Vermont,
97; A.M, Columbia, 99, Ph.D, 00. Director,
Fairbanks Museum Nat. Science, St. Johnsbury,
Vt, 01-02; asst. hot, Columbia, 02-03, tutor,
03-07, inatr, 07-10, aeet. prof, 10- A.A; Bot
Soc; Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed, 07-12); New
Eng. Bot. Club; Vt. Bot. Club. Algae, chiefly
Chlorophyceae.

Haslett^ Prof. Olive C(Uo), Mount Holyoke Col-
lege, South Hadley, Mass. UatherMtic9. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Oct. 27, 90. A.B, Baddiffe, 12;
M.S, Qiicago, 13, Ph.I), 15. Assoc, math, Bryn
Mawr, 16-18; aeat, prof, MU Holyohe, 18-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Linear algebras;
modular invariants.

H'Doabler, Dr. F(raiid8) T(odd), 221 Brooks St,
Madison, Wis. MtUhematios, Medicine, Beloit,
Kans, April 22, 87. A.B, Wisconsin, 07, fellow,
08-10, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 10, 11-12; Chicago, 12;
Univ. Philippines, 12-13; M.D, Harvard, 15, fel-
low, 15, 19-20. Asst. prof, math, Miami, 10-11 ;
intern, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, 15-16; lieut.
and capt, M.C, 16-18. Special agent, U. S. Bur.
Vital Statistics, 10. Math. Soc; Statist. Ass.
Functional equations; statistics; goitre.

Head, Dr. GeoCrga) Donglas, Donaldson Build-
ing, Minneapolis, Minn. Medicine, Elgin,
Minn, Sept. 10, 70. B.S, Minnesota, 92, M.D,
95; Hopkins, 98-00; Vienna, 03; Edinburgh,
09. Asst. med, Minnesota, 97, instr. clin. med.
and micros, 98-02, prof, 02-09, aseoo, prof, med,
09- A.A; Am. Med.. Ass; Minn. Acad. Med.
(pres, 16). Diagnostic value of tuberculin; re-
lation of experimental eosinophilia to protein
sensitization.

Headden, Prof. W(illia)m P(arker), Fort Collins,
Colo. Chemistry, Bed Bank, N. J, S^t. 21, 50.
A.B, Dickinson, '72, A.M. 75; Ph.D, Giessen,
74; ScD, Colorado, 19. Asst, cfaem. lab, Penn-
sylvania, 74-76; prof, chem, Md. Col, 80-84;
Denver, 84-89; S. Dak. Sch. of Mines, 89-91,
dean, 92-93; prof, chem, Colo, Agr, Col, 93-
Colo: Sci. Soc. Mineralogy; analytical and agri-
cultural chemistry; radiation; mineral waters;
digestion; occurrence and formation of nitrates
in soils and on rocks.

Headlee, Prof. TChomas) J, Experiment Station,
New Brunswick, N. J. Entomology. Headlee,
Ind, Feb. 13, 77. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 04;
Ph.D, Cornell, 06. Teacher, grade and high
schools, 95-02; instr. zool, Ind. Biol. Sta, sum-
mer, 05 ; asst. entomologist, N. H. Exp. Sta, 06-
07, assoc. entomologist, 07; prof, entom. and
zool, Kansas State, and entomologist and zool-
ogist, Agr. Exp. Sta, 07-12; prof, entom, But'
gers, entomologist, N. J, Exp, Sta, and state
entomologist, N. J. Dept. Agr, It- A.A; Ass.

Econ. Entom. Economic entomology; relation
of climate to insect life.
Heagay, Dr. Frauds (Wengar), 808 Brandeis
Theatre Building, Omaha, Nebr. Anatomy.
Bareville, Pa, June 20, 84. A.B, Princeton, 08;
M.D, Columbia, 12. Instr. anat, Columbia, 15;
asst. prof, Creighton, 16- A.A; Ass. Anat.
Anatomy of the central nervous system.

Heald, Prof. F(red0rick) D(eFore8t), Washington
State College, Pullman, Washington. *Botany.
Midland City, Mich, July 23, 72. B.S, Wiscon-
sin, 94, fellow, 94-«6, M.S, 96; Ph.D, Leipzig,
97. Prof, biol, Parsons, 97-03 ; adj. prof, plant
physiol, Nebraska, 03-05, assoc pro£ bot, sch.
of agr, 05-06, prof. agr. bot, 06-08; bot, Texas,
08-12; pathologist. Chestnut Tree Blight Com-
mission and agent forest path, 12-14; prof,
plant path, Wash, State, and pathologist, Exp.
Sta, 15-17, head of dept, 18- Instr. bot. and
zool, summer sch, Wisconsin, 94; collaborator,
bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-08, ex-
pert, 09, collaborator, 15-; assoc. ed, *Phyto-
path,' 11-17, 20-; state botanist and assoc.
chief, Nebr. State Insect Pest and Plant Dis-
ease Bur, 07-08. A.A; Soc. Nat; Forestry Ass;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. (pres, Paciflc ^v,
19); Am. Geog. Soc; Micros. Soc. (pres, 12);
Wash. State Hort Soc; Wash. State Grain
Growers Ass; Nebr. Hort. Soc; Tex. Acad; Int.
Ass. Bot. Plant pathology; black rot of apples
due to Sderotina fructigena; diseases of cotton-
wood due to Elfvingia megaloma; ergot and
ergotism; phylogeny of bacteria; cedar rust
fungus; bud rot of carnations; mold of maple
syrup; Diplodia zeae; Umula geaster; whit-
ening of the mountain cedar; plant disease sur-
vey of Austin-San Antonio area; disseminntion
of fungi causing diseases; chestnut tree blight;
apple fire blight; bunt, or stinking smut of
wheat; tomato blight; oat smut; potato dis-
eases.

Healy, Dr. WilUam, 40 Court St, Boston, Mass.
Medicine, Psychology. Buckinghamshire, Eng-
land, Jan. 20, 69. A.B, Harvard, 99; M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 00; Vienna, Berlin, London, 06-
07. Physician, Wis. State Hosp, 00-01; instr.
gynec. Northwestern, 01-03; instr. and assoc.
prof, nervous and mental diseases, Chicago
Polyclinic, 03-16; director. Judge Baker Foun-
dation, 17- Director, Juvenile Psychopathic
Inst, Chicago, 09-17; instr. psychol. Harvard,
summers, 12, 13; mem. Chicago Vice Commis-
sion; lecturer, Chicago Sch. of Civics. Psychol.
Ass; Neur. Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Clin. Criminol. Mental tests ; ^ social
offenders; types of delinquents; causation of
delinquency, mental defectives and aberrational
adolescents; psychology of testimony.

Heaps, Dr. OGAude) W(i]liam), Bice Institute,
Houston, Tex. Physics, Eewanee, HI, Oct. 4,
87. B.S, Northwestern, 09; Ph.D, Princeton,
12. Instr, physics, Missouri, 12-14; Rice Inst,
14- Physical Soc. Besistance of metals and
crystals in magnetic fields; magnetostriction;
conductivity of flames.

Heard, Dr. James DCelavan), Diamond Bank
Buildinfif. Pittsburjfh, Pa, Medicine, Pittsburgh,
Jan. 9, 70. M.D. Pennsylvania, 91. House physi-
cian, German Hosp, Phila, 91-92; assoc, prof.

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med, PitUhurgh, 09-12, prof, Jf- Am. Physi-
eians; Gastro-Enterol. Ass; Pittsburgh Acad.
Med. (v. pres, 09). Internal medicine; diseases
of the heart.

Heath, Prof. Eugene Sdiofield, 78 W. North Ave,
Athuta, Ga. Botany, Richmond Dale, Ohio,
Feb. 9, 80. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 06; fellow,
Nebraska, 10, 11-12; A.M, 12; California. Asst.
prof, hot. State Nor. Sch, Peru, Nebr, 10-11;
assoc. prof, Pomona, 12-14; head, biol. dept,
high sch. and junior col, Presno, Calif, 14-16;
asst. bot, California, 16-18; asst, prof, hiol,
Oglethorpe, 19- Lecturer bot. Col. Holj Names,
17; acting prof, biol, Georgia, summer, 18.
A. A; Paleont. Soe; Calif. Bot. Soc. (first v.
pres, 17). Paleobotany; plant physiology; eco-
nomic botany; horticulture.

Heath, Br. Fred H(arvey), University of Wash-
ington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry. Warner, N.
H, Feb. 25, 83. B.S, New Hampshire Col, 05;
Ph.D, Yale, 09. Asst. chem. Tale, 06-09; instr.
theoretical chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09-10; gen.
and anal, chem, Case, 10-11; anal, and physical
chem, Wesleyan, 11-12; gen. and anal, chem,
North Dakota, 12-14, oMt. prof, 14-16; chem,
Washington (Seattle), 16- Chemist, N. Dak.
Biol. Sta, summers, 14-16. Chem. Soc. (pres,
Puget Sound sect, 19). Analytical and physical
chemistry; secret and spy inks; selenium mus-
tard gas; phosphorescent materials.

Heath, George L(incoln), Hubbell, Mich. Chem-
i^ry, Metallurgy, Montreal, Can, April 3, 66.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 88. Asst. iniBtr. sanit.
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, and analyst, Mass.
Board of Health, 88-89; chemist, N. Y. Tartar
Works, 90; chemist and metallurgist, Cal. and
Heola Smelting Works, 90- Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Analysis of copper, its
ores and alloys.

Heath, Prof. Harold, Palo Alto, Calif. ^Zoology.
Veval, Ind, June 5, 68. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan,
98; Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 96-98, A.M,
Ph.D, 98; ScD, Ohio Wesleyan, 19. Instr, Ohio
Wesleyan, 90-93; prof, biol. Pacific, 93-94;
instr. invert, eool, Stanford, 94-96, asst. prof,
9^01, assoc. prof, 01-09, prof, 09- Teacher
invert, zool, Hopkins Seaside Lab, 95-00 ; acting
naturalist, 'Albatross,' TJ. S. Fish Commission,
Alaska salmon investigations, 03, Calif, coast,
04, Japan, 06. Soc Zool; Calif. Acad; West.
Soc. Nat. Anatomy and embryology of mol-
lusks; anatomy and embryology of the chitons
of the west coast of North America; anatomy
of some Pacific pteropods; Solenogasters; the
later development of chitons; cephalopoda of
Hawaii, Alaska and the California coast; the
Amphineura of Alaska and the California coast.

Heatley, Margaret, Box 1176, Johannesburg, Cape
Colony, 8. Africa. Botany. Eawtenstall, Eboig-
land, Oct. 20, 85. A.B, Wellesley, 08, A.M,
13. Teacher, Washington Sch, Tiverton, B. I,
08-09; science, Sayre Col, 09-10; asst. bot,
Wellesley, 10-12, instr, 12. Teacher English,
Maria-Martha Tochterheim, Germany, 10. A.A;
Fern Soc; Vt. Bird and Bot. Club; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist. Embryology; flora of Martha's
Vineyard.

Hebard, Morgaii, Philadelphia Academy of Nat-
ural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa. Entomology.
Cleveland, Ohio, Feb. 23, 87. A.B, Yale, 10.
Independent research worher, Phiia. Aoad. Nat,
Sciences, OB- Fel. EntouL Soc; Am. Entom.
Soc (cor. sec'y, 16-) ; hon. mem. Soc. entom. de
France. Orthoptera.

Hebb, Prof. TChomas) 0(arlyle)» 1246 12th Ave,
Vancouver, B. C. Physics. Bridgewater, N. S,
Dec. 22, 78. B.A, Dalhousie, 00, M.A, 01, B.Sc,
02; Ph.D, CSdcago, 04. Acting head, dept.
physics, Dalhousie, 04-05; instr. physics, high
sch, St. Louis, 05-06; research work. Westing-
house Elec. and Mfg. Co. and Am. Telephone
and Telegraph Co, 06-07; prof, physics and
chem. North. State Nor. Sch, Mich, 07-16; asst.
prof, physics, British Columbia, 16-18, assoc.
prof, and acting head of dept, 18-20, prof. anS
head of dept, tO- A.A; Physical Soc Freezing
point depressions; velocity of sound; specific
heats; ionization potentials; low voltage arcs.

Hebden, John C(alder), 52 E. 41st St, New York,
N. Y. Chemistry. Colgate, Wis, Dec. 22, 62.
A.B, Brown, 85, 01-03. Chemist and dyer, Nat.
and Providence Worsted Mills and Silver Spring
Bleachery, 85-87 ; resident agent, Wm. J. Mathe-
son and Co. and Cassella Color Co, 87-04; tech-
nician, A. Klipstein and Co. 04-09; v. pres,
F. E. Atteaux and Co, 09-10; Franklin Process
Co, 10-13 ; Fed. DyestuflPs and Chem. Co, 15-17 ;
chem. engineer. C!hem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Soc. de Chim. indust. Organic
chemistry; dyes and intermediates; bleaching;
dyeing and printing niiachinery ; textiles.

Hecht, Prof. Selig, Creighton University, College
of Medicine, Omaha, Nebr. Physiology, Aus-
tria, Feb. 8, 92. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 13;
Ph.D, Harvard, 17. Pharmacologist, bur. chem,
IT. S. Dept. Agr, 13-14; asst. prof, physiol,
Creighton, 17- Scientific asst. Bur. Fisheries,
summers, 12, 18. A.A; C3hem. Soc. Sensory
physiology; effect of light and chemicals on
sensory responses of animals.

Heck, Prof. Bobert OdObertson) H(ayB), Butgers
College, New Brunswick, N. J. Mechanical en-
gineering, Heckton Mills, Pa, Oct. 30, 70.
M.E, Lehigh, 93. Instr. mech. eng, Lehigh, 93*
03, asst. prof, 03-07, prof. exp. eng, 07-08;
mech. eng, Butgers, 08- Mech. Eng; Eng.
Educ. Applied thermodynamics and mechanics;
the properties of steam; the steam engine and
other steam motors; a steam table.

Heckel, Dr. Edward B(althaBar), 719 Jenkins
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ophthalmology.
Pittsburgh, Jan. 30, 65. A.B, Allegheny, 87,
A.M, 89; M.D, Bellevue Med. Col, 90. Instr.
ophthal, Pittsburgh, 92-12; practising ophthal-
mologist. Trustee, Allegheny. A.A; Ophthal.
Soc; Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-Laryngol ; Am.
Med. Ass; (M. Surg; Pittsburgh Acad. Med.
(pres, 98).

Hecker, Dr. Charles (Henry), 405 East End Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. CHncinnati, Ohio,
May 15, 86. Cni.E, Cincinnati, 09, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 13. Asst. chem, Cincinnati^. 08-13; instr,
Illinois, 13-16; asst. prof. chem. eng, Wiscon-
sin, 16-17; prof, Florida, 17-18; research en-
girder, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 18"

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A.A; Chem. Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc. Chemical
engineering; derivatives of hydroxylamin; eatal-
ysis; oils and fats; eleetrochemical synthesis;
electrical insulating materials.

Hedenborg, Dr. Oscar F(red), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Webster, Mass,
May, 83. A.B, Wesleyan, 09^ A.M, 11; Ph.D,
Chicago, 15. Instr. diem, Chicago, 13-16; fel»
law, Mellon Inst, 16- Chem, Soc. Organic
chemistry.

Hedgcock, Dr. G«o(rge) G(rant), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. 0. Phyto-
pathology, Augusta, 111, Oct. 5, 63. B.S, Ne-
braska, 99, fellow, A.M, 01; Ph.D, Washinfrton
(St. Louis), 06. Principal pub. schools, Oak,
Nebr, 91-93; Buskin, Nebr, 93-95; asst. bot,
Nebraska, 99; scientific aid, hwr, plant indvLSt,
U. 8, Dept, Agr, 01, asst. path, 02-08, pathoU
ogiet, 08- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. The relation
of the physiological water in the soil to that in
plants; Thorea; new apparatus for phytopatho-
logieal work; proof of the identity of Phoma
and Phyllosticha on the sugar beet; CoUeto-
triehum on agaves; Selerotinia on cauliflower;
crown gall; stem tumors on apple and quince;
wood-staining fungi; mistletoe and fungous dis-
eases of forest trees and shrubs, especially rusts
attacking conifers.

Hedges, Dr. 0(harl6B) O(levelaiid), College Sta-
tion, Tex. Chemistry. Walton, Ky, Sept. 22,
84. B.S, Kentucky, 06; A.B, Cornell, 08, Ph.Dy
12. Asst. instr. chem, ComeU, 06-08, instr, 08-
12; assoc prof, Tex. Col, 12-13, head, dept.
chem. and chem. eng, IS- Chem. Soc. Agri-
cultural chemistry; diemical engineering; analy-
sis of insecticides.

Hedges, Miss Flortnce, TJ. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. 0. FUwt pathology.
Lansing, Mich, Aug. 24, 78. A.B, Michigan,
01. Asst. bot, Michigan, 01-02; asst. expert,
lab. plant path, hur, plant iiMkift, TJ. 8, Dept,
Agr, 02, scientific asst, 03-09, asst, pathologist,
09- A. A; Phytopath. Soc. Bacteriology; bac-
terial diseases of plants; diseases of com, peas
and beans; citrus trees.

HedriCK, Dr. E(arle) B(aymoiid), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. ^Mathematics, Union
City, Ind, Sept. 27, 7^. A.B, Michigan, 96;
Shattuck scholar. Harvard, 97-98, A.M, 98,
Morgan fellow, 98-99, Parker fellow, 99-01;
Ph.D, Gottingen, 01; Paris, 01. Instr. math,
high sch, Sheboygan, Wis, 96-97; ShefEleld ScL
Sch, Yale, 01-03 ; prof, Missouri, OS- Mem. div.
physical science, Nat. Research Council. A. A;
Math. Ass. (pres, 16) ; Matii. Soc. (v. pros, 16) ;
Math. Verein; Soc. math, de France; Circolb
Mat. di Palermo. Differential equations; cal-
culus of variations; characteristics of differen-
tial equations; derivatives over assemblages;
functions of real variables.

Hedrick, Dr. Henry B(«iijamln), 3240 S St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Mathematical astron-
omy, Georgetown, D. 0, July 22, 65. A.B,
George Wai^ington, 86; PhJ), Yale, 15. Asst,
'Nautical Almanac,' 86-00, senior asst, 00-08;
asst. astron, Yale, 09-18; with Carnegie Insti-
tution, 18-20; on technical staff, ordnance dept,
U.8.A, go- A.A; Astron. Soc Positions and

proper motions of the stars; a fundamental
catalogue of 1607 zodiacal stars; new tables of
the moon.

Hedrick, Prof. UdyBses) P(reiitl88), Geneva, N.
Y. Hortumlture, Cedar Bapids, Iowa, Jan.
15, 70. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 93, M.S, 95; Sc.D,
Hobart, 13. Asst. hort, Mich. Agr. Col, 93-95:
horticulturist and botanist, Oregon Col, 95-97;
Utah Col, 97-99 ; horticulturist, Mich. Agr. Col,
99-05; N, Y. Exp. 8ta, Geneva, 05- A.A; Soc.
Hort. Sci; PomoL Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. ScL
Pomology; tree and small fruit breeding.

Hefferan, Dr. Sffary, University of Chicago, Chi-
cago, 111. Bacteriology, Eastmanville, Mich,
June 24, 73. A.B, Wellesley, 96, A.M, 98; fel-
low, Chicago, 99-02, PhJD, 03. Curator, hacter.
mnseum, Chicago, 03-04, asst, and curator, 04-
Yariation; grafting (zoology); red chromogenic
organisms; agglutinative relations in a group
of non-pathogenic organisms; B. bulgaricus;
an unusual bacterial grouping; Anopheles in
Michigan.

Hegnar, Dr. B(obert) W(llliajn), 218 Hawthorn
Bead, Boland Park, Md. ^Zoology. Decorah,
Iowa, Feb. 15, 80. B.S, Chicago, 03, M.S, 04;
Ph.D, Wisconsin, 08. Asst. zool, Chicago, 05-
07; prof, biol. State Nor. Sch, Biver Falls, Wis,
07; asst. zoo^ Wisconsin, 07-08; instr, Mich-
igan, 08-10, asst. prof, 10-18; assoc, Kopleins,
18-19, assoc, prof, in charge, dept. med, sooU
to- Collector in Mexico with Prof. W. L.
Tower, 03; Hopkins delegate, Boyal Inst. Pub.
Healtili, Brussels, 20. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. ZooL
The germ cell cycle in insects; cytoplasmie lo-
calization in insect eggs; genetics of Protozoa;
parasitic Protozoa.

Heidelberger, Dr. Michael, Bockefeller Institute,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, April
29, 88. B.S, Columbia, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 11 ;
Eidgen. Tech. Hochschule, Zurich, 11-12. Fel-
low, Bockefeller Inst, 12-13, asst. chem, 13-17,
assoc, 17- Asst. chem, Stevens, supplementary
term, 09 ; Columbia, summers, 09, 11. CheuL Soc
Organic chemistry; sodium-uranium compounds;
volumetric determination of cerium; phthalones
in the quinazolone series; eyclooctatetraene ;
chemotherapy.

Heilbnum, Dr. L(ewl8) V(ictor), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology. Brook-
lyn, N. Y Jan- 24, 92. A.B, Cornell, 11, fellow,
12-13; Ph.D, Chicago, 14. Asst. zool, Chicago,
13-14, assoc, 14-16; instr. histol, col. med, Illi-
nois, 16-17; lieut, air service, A.E.F, 17-19;
instr. sool, Michigan, 19- A.A; Soc. Zool. Arti-
ficial parthenogenesis ; mitosis; anesthesia.

Hellmaa, Prof. J(aeob) D(axiiti), State Teachers
College, Greeley, Colo. Psychology, Lehigh Co,
Pa, Sept. 6, 75. A.B, Muhlenberg, 03; fellow,
Pennsylvania, 06, Ph.D, 08. Asst, psychoL clinic,
and lecturer child study, Pennsylvania, 07; asst.
prof. educ. psyohol, Colo. 8tate Teachers Col,
08-10, prof, 10- Educational psychology; per-
sonnel; native capacity.

Heimberger, Prof. HCarry) V(irl), Fennville,
Mich. Biology, Howard City, Kans, March 31,
80. A.B, DePauw; 11; A.M, Illinois, 15. Instr.
biol, DePauw, 11-13; asst. zool, Illinois, 13-16;
insto. and later asst. prof, biol, Hamline, 16;

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fruit farmer, Asst. zool, Puget Sound Marine
Sta, summer^ 15. EcoL Soc; Mieros. Soe; Ind.
Acad. Animal ecology.

Helnemann, Dr. P(aiil) G(ii8toT), Woodworth,
Wis. Bacteriology, Manchester, England. B.S,
GMeago, 04, Ph.D, 07. Asst. bacter, Chicago,
06-07y 08-09; asst. and business manager, serum
div, Sprague Mem. Inst, Chicago, 07-17; director
lah, U. S. Standard Products Co, 17- A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soe. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Milk ; substitute for potato as a culture medium ;
Bacillus bulgaricus; concentration of antitoxins;
Bocky Mountain spotted fever; Oppler bacillus.

Helnlcke, Dr. A(rtluir) J{ohn), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Tomology, St. Louis, Mo,
Oct. 23, 92. B.S.A, Missouri, 13, A.M, 14; Ph.D,
Cornell, 16. Instr. pomol, ComeU, 14-17, asst.
prof, 17-20, prof, BO- A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci.
Best period, sap, and freezing of tissue in plants ;
abscission of flowers and young fruits in apple.

H0i86, George W(illlam), Fremont, Ohio. CK^nh
istry, Milwaukee, Wis, June 27, 88. B.S, Wis-
^ cousin, 09, M.S, 12, fellow, 12-13. Asst. and
instr. chem, Grinnell, 09-10; DePaul, 10-11;
Wisconsin, 11-13; physical chemist and chief of
sect. Bur. Science, P. I, 13-17; instr. chem, Wis-
consin. 18; research chemisi, Nat, Carhon Co,
19- Capt, Q.M.B.C, 17, C.W.S, 18-19. Chem.
Soc. Physical and inorganic chemistry; electro-
chemistry; photochemistry; chemical equilib-
rium; water supply; radioactivity; corrosion;
nitrogen fixation.

Heiaer, Dr. VIetor O(eorgie), 61 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Sanitation, Pa, 73. M.D, Jef-
ferson Med. Col, 97, ScD, 11 ; Naples Zool. Sta.
XT. 8. Pub. Health Serv, 98-15 ; chief quarantine
officer and director of health, Philippine Islands,
03-15 9 director for fhe East, Int, bealtJi Board,
BodkefeUer Foundation, 15- Special investi-
gator plague, Egypt and Europe, 99; immigra-
tion, Can, 01; govt, representative, various int.
med. congresses. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Par Eastern Ass. Trop. Med; P. I.
Med. Ass. (pros, 05). Cholera; leprosy.

Helsing, Baymond A, Western Electric Co, 463
West St, New York, N. Y. Thysics, E.E, North
Dakota, 12; M,8, Wisconsin, 14. Beseareh physi-
cist, West, Elec, Co, 14- A.A; Elec. Eng; Phys-
ical Soc; Badio Eng. Badio communication;
audion oscillators.

Heisler, Dr. John CaeiiifliLt» 3829 Walnut St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Anatomy, Embryology, Jersey
Shore, Pa, Feb. 27, 62. Ph.G, Phila. CoL Phar-
macy, 83; M.D, Pennsylvania, 87. Prosector
anat, Pennsylvania, 89-97; prof, Medico-Chirurg.
Col, Phila, 97-16; Pennsylvania, 16- Instr. dis-
eases of chest, Phila. Polyclinic; asst demon-
strator anat. and curator, Wistar and Homer
Museum, Pennsylvania, different periods, 89-97.
Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians. Belational anatomy; dissections; embry-
ology.

Hektoen, Dr. L(iidvlg), 637 8. Wood 8t, Chicago,
lU. •Pathology, Westby, Wis, July 2, 63.
A.B, Luther, 83, A.M, 96; MJ>, Col. Physicians
and Surg, CSiieago, 87; Berlin, Prague and TJp-
sala, 94-96; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 96; hon. MJ),
Christiania, 11; ScD, Michigan, 13; Wisconsin,

20

16. Prof, path, Bush Med, Col, 98-; Chicago,
00-, head, dept, path, 14-; director, McCor-
mick Inst, for Infectious Diseases, 01- Pathol-
ogist, Cook Co. Hosp, 89-03; coroner's physi-
cian, Cook Co, HI, 90-94; lecturer path, Bush
Med. Col, 90-92; prof, path, Col. Physicians and
Surg, Chicago, 92-94; morbid anat. Bush Med.
Col, 95-98; Middleton-Gk>ld8mith lecturer, N. Y.
Path. Soc, 06; lecturer, Harvey Soc, 10; Herter
lecturer, Univ. and Bellevue Med. Col, 12; Har-
rington lecturer, Buffalo, 12; Cutter lecturer.
Harvard Med. Sch, 17; ed, 'Jour, of Infectious
Diseases,' 04-; mem. HI. Conunission to Investi-
gate Diseases of Occupation, 08- Nat. Acad;
A.A. (v. pros, 07) ; Ass. Path, and Baet. (pros,
02); emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp.
Path; Therapeut. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc. (pree,
20) ; Chicago Path. Soc (pres, 98-02) ; Chicago
Inst. Med; for. mem. Norwegian Med. Soc; for.
mem. Swedish Med. Soc. Pathological anatomy
and bacteriology; immunology.

Heldt^ Tho(ina)8 J(ohaiine8), XT. 8. P. H. 8. Hos-
pital No. 37, Waukesha, Wis. Neurology, Psy-
chiatry, Buckeye, Iowa, Aug. 8, 83. AJB, Mis-
souri, 10, A.M, 12; MJD, Hopkins, 16. Asst.
anat, Missouri, 10-13, instr, 13-14; Greene's
western salmon exped, Bur. Fisheries, 11; asst,
Psychiat. Inst, Ward's Island, N. Y. City, 16-
17; major, M.C, 17-19; clinical director, hosp.
No, S7 for psychoneurotics, U,S,P.B,8, 19-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Ass. Study Int. Secretions.
Neurocytology; neuropsychiatry.

Heller, Dr. A(moe) A(rt3iiir), Chieo, Calif. Bot-
any. Danville, Pa, March 21, 67. A.B, Frank-
Hn and Marshall, 92, A.M, 97, ScD, 11. Field
agent, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 92; instr. bot, Minne-
sota, 96-98; in charge, Yanderbilt exped. of
N. Y. Bot. Garden, Pocto Bico, 98-99; asst.
botanist, Nev. Exp. Sta, and instr. hot, Nevada,
08-10, asst. prof, 10-13; teacher, Chico High
Sch, 17- Systematic botany, especially the
genus Lupinus.

HMler, Edmund, IT. 8. National Museum, Wash-
ington, D. C. Zoology, Freepprt, HI, May 21,
76. A.B, Stanford, 01. Asst, XT. 8. Biol. Surv.

• of Alaska, 00; field naturalist, Field Museum
Nat. Hist, 01-08; curator mammals, museum
vert, zool, California, 08-11; naturalist, Bainey
African Exped, 11-12; Nat. Geog. Soc and Yale
Peruvian Exped, 15-16; Am. Museum Nat. Hist.
Exped, China and Tibet, 17-18; war photog-
rapher, Siberia. 18-19; chief. Cape to Cairo Af-
rican Exped, 19-20. Mem. Hopkins Galapagos
exped, 98-99; Field Museum Nat. Hist, exped,
E. Africa, 05-06; naturalist, Boosevelt African
exped, 09-10. Soc. Mammal; Explorers Club;
Wash. BioL Soc; cor. mem. Phila. Acad. Sys-
tematic mammalogy; Galapagos ichthyology,
herpetology, ornithology and mammalogy; Af-
rican game animals.

Helm, Dr. Emerson B(eanette), 843 E. Boulevard,
Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry, Cleveland, Sept.
29, 93. B.S, Florida, 15; Ph.D, Hopkins, 18.
Chemiet, Gahauer Chem, Co, 18- With C.W.S,
TT.S.A, 18. Physical and organic chemistry.

Helmhols, Prof. HCenry) F(vederic), Mayo Clinic,
Bochester, Minn. Pediatries, Chicago, 111, Aug.
24, 82. B.8, Wisconsin, 02; M.D, Hopkins, 06,

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fellow, 06-07. Asst. prof, med, Rush Med. Col,
11-19, mem. Spragne Mem. Inst, Chicago, 14-
20 J prof, pediat, Miniiesotiiy tO- Ed, 'Am.
Jour. Diseases of Children.' Pediat. Soc; Soc.
Pharmacol; Ass. Path, and Bact. Duodenal
ulcer; pyelitis.

Halmlck, Dr. Homer H(eiiry), 622 N. Clinton St,
Defiance, Ohio. Physical chemistry. Defiance,
April 4, 90. A.B, Defiance, 09, A.M, 10 ; Ph.D,
Chicago, 18. Assoc, prof, chem, Wheaton, 11-
12, prof, 12-15; asst, Chicago, 15-18; second
lieut, Sanit. C, 18-20. Chem. Soc; IlL Acad.
Radioactivity; determination of thorium; radio-
active constants of actinium.

Hemenway, Prof. Aiuel F (rands), 634 Headley
Ave, Lexington, Ky. Botany. Eugene, Oregon,
Oct. 13, 78. A.B, Oregon, 02, A.M, 04; Harvard,
09; Ph.D, Chicago, 12. Supt. of schools, dist.
86, Spokane, Wash, 05-08; Austin teaching fel-
low. Harvard, 09-11; prof, hiol, Transylvania,
It- Prof, biol, Oregon, summers, 10, 11; asst.
pathologist, cereal investigations, U. S. Dept.
Agr, summers, 18, 19. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc. Plant anatomy ; anatomy and physi-
ology of phloem.

Hemingway, Dr. B(arle) Heaton, Hopewell, Ya.
Chemical engineering. North Haven, Conn,
June 20, 93. Ph.B, Tale, 13, Ph.D, 16. Re-
search chemist, Calco Chem. Co, 16-17; research
engineer, Watertown Arsenal, 19-20; with
Tuhige Artificial Silk Ct>, tl- Lieut, U.S-A,
17-19.

Hemmeter, Prof. John O(oiirad), 739 University
Parkway, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Baltimore,
April 25, 63. Baltimore City Col, 83; M.D,
Maryland, 84, hon. ScD; Ph.D, Hopkins, 90;
LL.D, St. John's (Md), 05. Physician in
charge. Bay View Asylum, Baltimore, 86-88;
prof. din. med, med, dept, Maryland, OS-
Smithsonian fellow. Int. Biol. Inst, Naples, 13- ;
mem. Cong. Internal Med, Germany. Regent,
Maryland. A. A; Royal Soc. Arts; Physiol.
Gesell; Leop. -Carol. Acad; Royal Imp. Soc.
Austrian Physicians. Physiology and pathol-
ogy of the digestive organs; phyriologieal foun-
dations of piano technique; history of physiol-
ogy and medicine.

Hempelmann, Dr. Theodore O(arl), 2021 S.
Grand Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Pediatries. St.
Louis, Mo, 85. M.D, Washington (St. Louia),
08. Instr. din. pediat, Washington (8t. Louis),
11- Am. Med. Ass; Child Hygiene Ass. Tu-
berculosis in childhood.

Henchman, Ifiss Annie P(ark«r), Station for
Experimental Evolution, Cold Spring Harbor, L.
I, N. Y. Zoology, Embryology, "Histology. Ja-
maica Plain, Mass, March 22, 52. Radcliffe,
84-90. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. Nervous
system of Limax maximus; development of
hooks in PectinateUa.

Henderson, Prof. Ardiibald, Chapel Hill^ N. C.
Mathematics. Salisbury, N. C, June 17, 77.
A.B, North Carolina, 98,. A.M, 99, Ph.D, 01;
summer seh, Chicago, 01, fellow, 02-03, Ph.D,
15; Cambridge, Berlin, Paris, 10-11; hon. D.C.L,
Univ. of the South, 17. Instr. math. North Caro-
lina, 98-02, assoc. prof, 02-08, prof, pure math,
08-20, head, dept. math, tO- Math. Soc; N. C.
Acad; Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc; Circolo Mat.

di Palermo. Twenty-seven lines upon the cubic
surface; modern geometry.

Henderson, Prof.' E(meflt) N(orton), 179 St.
James Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology. La
Salle Co, 111, Dec. 17, 69. Ph.B, CaHfomia, 90,
A.B, 93, A.M, 94; Ph.D, Columbia, 03. Teach-
ing fellow in philos, California, 92-95; principal,
high sch. Woodland, Calif, 95-97 ; instr. psyehol.
State Nor. Sch, Chico, Calif, 97-01; assoc. prof,
pedag, Adelphi, 02-03, prof. educ. and psyehol,
03-09, phUos, educ. and psyehol, 09- Psychol.
Ass; Philos. Ass; Soc. CoL Teachers Educ.
Memory for connected trains of thought; prin-
ciples of education.

Henderson, G(eorge) B, 1920 Chestnut St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Mechanical engineering. Philadel-
phia, Jan. 14, 61. Grad, Lauderbach Acad,
Phila, 76. Railway draftsman, asst. supt. and
supt, 83-03; consulting meoh. engineer, 04-
Lecturer, Brooklyn Polytech, 06; eng. for Pa.
for Fuel Ad, 17-19. Mech. Eng; Master Me-
chanics Ass; Master. Car Builders; Franklin
Inst; Phila. Eng. Clnh; N. Y. R. R. Club. Lo-
comotive operation; cost of locomotive opera-
tion.

Henderson, Jndson Pnlford, Dominion Observa-
tory, Ottawa, Can. Astrophysics. Toronto, Can,
March 2, 91. B.A, Toronto, 14, M.A, 15, fellow,
16-19. Asst. astron, Toronto, 14-15; asst. as-
tronomer. Dominion Observatory, 19- Asst.
tech. instr. radiography, Toronto. A.A; Astron«
Soc; Royal Astron. Soc. Can; Can. Inst. As-
tronomy; radiotelegraphy ; tdtra violet spec-
trum; zinc are in quartz tube; hot cathode and
vapor ionization criteria; spectroscopic binaries.

Henderson, Prof. Jmiitui, University of Colorado,
Boulder, Colo. Paleontology, Conchology. Mar-
shalltown, Iowa, April 30, 65. *A.B, Colorado,
08. Curator, museum, Colorado, OS-, prof. nat.
hist, 09- A. A; Paleont. Soc; Omith. XJnion;
Wilson Omith. Club; Soc. Mammal; Soc.
Ichthyol. and Herp; Ass. Mus; Wash. Biol. Soc;
London Malacol. Soc. Invertebrate paleontol-
ogy; ornithology.

Henderson, Prof. L(awrenee) JCoseph), 4 Willard
St, Cambridge, Mass. ^Chemistry. Lynn, Mass,
June 3, 78. A.B, Harvard, 98, M.D, 02 ; Stras-
bourg, 02-04. Lecturer biol. chem. Harvard,
02-03, instr, 03-10, asst. prof, 10-19, prof, 19-
Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat; Chem. Soc; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Am. Acad. Biological
chemistry; physical chemistry; the physico-
ehemical structure and organization of the body.

Henderson, Dr. L(awrenoe) M(elTin), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Physical
chemistry, Northwood, Iowa, July 24, 89. A.B,
St. Olaf, 10; A.M, Chicago, 11, Ph.D, 16. Asst.
chem, Chicago, 15-16; asst. prof, Minnesota, 16-
A.A; Chem. Soc Radio-activity; ratio of meso-
thorium one to thorium in thorium minerals.

Henderson, BCiss L(eaa) B(ondnrant), University
of . Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Botany. New
Orleans, La, Dec. 28, 80. B.S, Tennessee, 08;
fellow, Cold Spring Harbor. Teacher biol, Cent.
High Sch, Knox Co, Tenn, 08-12 ; asst. prof, bot,
Tennessee, It- Teacher bot. and zool. Summer
Sch. of South. A.A ; Bot. Soc. Plant pathology.

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Henderson, Dr. Margaret Wasson, 3317 N. Smed-
ley St, Philadelphia, Pa. Botany. Phila-
delphia, Sept 29, 91. B.S, Pennsylvania, 12,
A.M, 13, Ph.I>, 19. Seseareh asst, Carnegie In-
stitution, 13-15; curator herliarium, hot, dept,
Pennsylvania, 16- Morphology; relationship of
erieaeeons saphrophytes to typical Ericaceae.

Henderson, Dr. M(artin) P(erry), Brigham Yonng
University, Prove, Utah. Plant pathology.
aifton, Idaho, Dec. 29, 74. A.B, Utah, 11; fel-
low, Wisconsin, 13-14, Ph.D, 14. Instr. bot. and
zool, Acad, Preston, Idaho, 04-09; asst. bot,
Utah, 10-11; Wisconsin, 11-13; plant patholo-
gist. South. Oregon Exp. Sta, and pathologist,
Jackson Co, 14-15; prof, hiol, Brigham Yowtg,
15- A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc The
black-leg disease of cabbage.

Henderson, Dr. Velyien E(wart), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Pharmacology, Physiol-
ogy. Cobonrg, Can, 77. B.A, Toronto, 99, M.B,
02, M.A, 02. Demonstrator physiol, Pennsylva-
nia, 02-03; Toronto, 04-07, lecturer pharmacy
and Pharmacol, 07-12, prof, It- Major, C.B.P,
16-19. A. A; Soc. Pharmacol; Physiol. Soc;
London Physiol. Soc. Pathology of tabes;
physiology of the kidney; pharmacology of
ergot.

Henderson, Prof. William D, University of Mich-
igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physics. IngersoU,
Can, Nov. 27, 66. A.B, Michigan, 03, A.M, 04,
Ph.D, 06. Instr. physics, Michigan, 03-05, asst.
prof, 06-09, assoc. prof, 09-19, director, exten,
19- Assoc mem. Physical Soc Electrochem-
istry; concentration cells; thermoelectromotive
force of silver and of cadmium amalgams; heat
of dilution of zinc amalgams.

Henderson, Prof. W(ilUam) E(dward8), Ohio
State University, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry.
Wilkinsburgh, Pa, Jan. 29, 70. A.B, Wooster,
91, A.M, 94; fellow, Hopkins, 96-97, Ph.D, 97.
Prof. nat. science, Emporia, 91-93; chem, Ohio
(Athens), 97-99; asst. prof, Ohio State, 99-01,
assoc. prof, 01-08, prof, inorg. and physical
chem, 08- A. A. (sec'y, council, 15, gen. see'y,
16); Chem. Soc. (sec'y, inorg. and physical
chem. sect, 17, chairman, 18). Chlorids of
p-nitroorthosulphobenzoic acid ; decomposition
of diazo-compounds with sulphur dioxid; action
of anhydrous aluminum chlorid on unsaturated
compounds; hydrolysis of ethyl acetate by
neutral salt solutions; action of sulphurous acid
on sulphids of iron, zinc and manganese; a lead
standard cell; thionic acids and their salts.

Henderson, Dr. Tandell, Tale Medical School, New
Haven, Conn. ^Physiology. Louisville, Ky,
April 23, 73. A.B, Yale, 95, Ph.D, 98; Mar-
burg and Munich, 99-00. Asst. physiol. chem,
Yale, 9&-99, instr. physiol, 00-02, asst. prof,
02-11, prof, 11- Consulting physiologist, Bur.
Mines, 13-, in charge, physiol. div, war gas in-
vestigations, 17-19; chairman, med. research
board, Air Service. A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Soc. Pharmacol; Am. Med. Ass.
(sec'y, sect. path, and physiol, 10, chairman,
11); London Physiol. Soc Physiology of the
circulation; biochemistry of respiration; phar-
macology of gases.

Hendren, Prof. LClnville) L(aiirentine), Athens,
Ga. Physics. Carev, N. C, March 3, 79. A.B,

Trinity (N. C), 00, A.M, 01; Ph.D, Columbia,
05. Asst. physics, Columbia, 02-05; adj. prof.
applied math, Trinity (N. C), 05-08; prof^
Georgia, 08- A.A; assoc. mem. Physical Soc.
Radioactivity.

Hendrick, EUwood, 139 E. 4(H;h St, New York,
N. Y. ^Chemistry. Albany, N. Y, Dec. 19, 61.
Zurich, 78-81. Supt, Albany Aniline and Chenu
Works, 81-84; in business, 84-15; mem. staff,
Arthwr D. Little Co, 17-; consulting ed, 'Chem.
and Met<U. Eng,' 18- Chem. Soc. (councilor, 18,
19, 20) ; Soc. Chem. Indust. (mem. exec commit-
tee, N. Y. sect, 19, 20); N. Y. Chemists Club
(pres, 18-20) ; Soc Chim. indust. (m^m. council,
19, 20). Popular chemistry.

Hendridkson, Prof. A<rtbnr) H(oward), 331 Hil-
gard Hall, Berkeley, Calif, horticulture. Grand
Bapids, Mich, Feb. 2, 90. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col,
13; M.S, Cornell, 19. Asst. pomol, California,
13-15, instr, li^l7, asst. prof, 17-; exchange
prof, Cornell, 18-19. Soc. Hort. ScL Pomol-
ogy; pollination; pruning; irrigation.

Hendrix, Prof. B(yron) H(nxTay), 36th and Pine
Sts, Philadelphia, Pa. Physiological chemistry.
Preble Co, Ohio, May 16, 86. B.S, Ohio State,
09; Ph.D, Yale, 15. Asst. agr. chem, Ohio
State, 09-10; asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 10-13; instr. physiol. chem, Penn-
sylvania, 15-19, asst. prof, 19- Chem. Soc.

Hendxlxson, Prof. W(alter) 8(oott), Grinnell,
Iowa. Chemistry. Felicity, Ohio, Jan. 11, 59.
B.S, Union Christian Ck)l, 82; A.M, Harvard, 89,
Ph.D, 93; Berlin and Gottingen, 94-95. Instr.
chem. and physics, Antiodi, 83-88; asst, Har-
vard^ 90; prof, chem, Grinnell, 90- Assoc,
prof, chem, Iowa, summer, 02; lecturer, Illinois,
17. Chem. Soc. (pres, Iowa sect) ; Iowa Acad,
(pres). Titration of iodids.

Henmon, Prof.* V(iTlan) A<Uen) O(harles), Uni-
versity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. PsychoU
ogy, Education. Centralia, Wis, Nov. 27, 77.
A.B, Bethany (Kans), 95, A.M, 99; fellow,
Columbia, 04-05, Ph.D, 05. Principal schools,
Lincoln, Mo, 95-97; asst, Bethany (Kans), 98,
instr. pedag, 98-00, prof, pedag. and psychol,
00-05; lecturer psychol, Columbia, 05-07; prof,
psychol. and educ, Colorado, 07-10; assoc. prof.
edue, Wisconsin, 10-12, prof, IB-, director, seh.
educ, 16- Acting dean, col. lib. arts, Colorado,
09-10; capt. Air Service, Sig. B. C, 17-19,
major, 19- A. A. (v. pres, L, 19) ; Psychol. Ass.
Psychology of learning; reaction time; the time
of perception as a measure of differences in
sensations; sex differences in color-perception;
relation of time of judgment to its accuracy;
standard tests in foreign languages; tests of
aptitude for aviation.

Hennen, Bay V, Morgantown, W. Va. Geology.
St. Cloud, W. Va, June 18, 75. A.B, West
Virginia, 00, B.S, 01. Engineer, Carter Oil
Co, 01-02; engineer and chief clerk, W. Va.
Geol. Surv, 02-07, asst. geologist, 07-18; con-
sulting geologist, 18-19; chief geologist, Trans-
continental OH Co, 19- Chief geologist. Stand-
ard Oil Co. petrol, exped. to S. Am, 13. A.A;
Geol. Soc; Ass. Petrol. GeoL Oil and gas
geology.

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Hennings, Prof. A(lbert) E(dward), University
of British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Physics.
Barrington, 111, Oct. 31, 81. A.B, A.M, Lake
Forest 04; Ph.D, Chicago, 14. Instr. science,
high sch, Houghton, Mich, 04-05; math, Whit-
man, 05-06; physics, TJniv. High Sch, Chicago,
07-12; asst. prof, Saskatchewan, 13-17, prof,
17-18; asst. prof, Chicago, 18-19; British Co-
lumliia, 19- A. A; Physical Soc. Contact
E.M.F. and photoelectric properties of metallic
surfaces; determination of 'H' for ordinary
metals ; temperature coefficient of contact E.M.F.

Henny, D(ayid) (Ohrlstiaaii), Spalding Build-
ing, Portland, Oregon. Civil engineering. Am-
hem, HdUand, Nov. 15, 60. C.E, Polytech,
Delft, Holland. Chief engineer and gen. man-
ager, Excelsior Wooden Pipe Co, 93-02; Bed-
wood Mfg. Co, 02-05; supervising engineer.
Pacific Dist, U. S. Reclamation Service, 05-09;
consulting engineer, 09- Civil Eng. Hy-
draulics; behavior and friction of water; build-
ing materials.

Henrlci, Prof. Arthur T, 130 Arthur Ave, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. Bacteriology. Economy,
Pa, March 31, 89. M.D, Pittsburgh, 11. Pa-
thologist, St. Francis Hosp, Pittsburgh, 12-13;
asst. prof, hooter, and immunol, Minnesota, 13-
20, assoc, prof, SO- Research asst. mouth infec-
tions, Nat. Dental Ass, 14^-17; capt, M. C, 17-19.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soo. Bact; Int. Ass. Med.
Mus. Dental diseases; Streptococci; focal in-
fections; fungous parasites of man; nitrogen-
fixing bacteria of legumes.

Henricksen, H(eiirick) 0(hri8tian), Federal Build-
ing, San Juan, P. B. Agriculture. N. Bork,
Denmark, April 28, 69. B.Agr, Copenhagen, 90.
Asst, U. S. Tropical Garden, Miami, Fla, 00-
03; horticulturist, P. B. Agr. Exp. Sta, 03-06;
manager, W. I. Agr. Bur, German Kali Works,
06-13; specitHist farm management, P. B, Exp.
Sta, IB- A.A. Tropical horticulture.

Henroteau, Dr. FCranpols) 0(harle8), Dominion
Observatory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Ans,
Belgium, Feb. 23, 89. ScD, Brussels, 11; fel-
low. Lick Observatory. Asst. astronomer, Boyal
Observatory, Belgium, 11; prof, math, Belgium,
12-14; astronomer, Stonyhurst Observatory,
England, 14-16; Detroit Observatory, 16-17;
Lick Observatory, 17-18; Allegheny Observa-
tory, 18-19; in charge stellar spectroscopy, Do'
minion Observatory, 19- Fel. Boyal Astron.
Soc. Astrophysics; stellar spectroscopy; solar
physics; mathematics.

Henry, Prof. A(lfr6d) J(udson), 1322 Columbia
Boad, Washington, D. C. Meteorology. New
Bethlehem, Pa, Sept. 1, 58. George Wai^ington,
85-86, 97-98. With U. S. Weather Service, 78-
91; chief, div. meteorol. records, V. S. Weather
Bur, 96-00, prof, meteorol, 00-17, meteorologist,
17- A, A; Ass. Geog; Wash. Acad. Weather
forecasting; hydrology; climatology of the
United States.

Henry, A<rthur) M(alcolm), Tallahassee, Fla.
Plant pathology. Columbia Co, Fla, Feb. 17,
88. B.S, Florida, 06; Wash. State, 14; BUt-
more Forest Sch, 13. AAst. state chemist, Fla,
07-13; worker, citrus canker eradication, State
Plant Board, Fla, 14-16, district inspector, 16;

asst. state chemist. A. A; Chem. Soc. Chem-
istry; ripening of oranges.

Henry, Prof, a(eorge) F(rederick), Fargo Col-
lege, Fargo, N. Dak. Physical chemistry. Ains-
worth, Iowa, Nov. 20, 70. B.S, Wash. State,
03; M.S, Northwestern, 15; Chicago, 15-16.
Teacher science, high sch, Lewiston, Idaho, 03-
06; prof. chem. and heaid, dept. science, Beid
Christian Col, Lucknow, India, 06-14, v. pres,
12-14; prof, physics and chem, Mt. Union, 15-
16; Fargo, 16-, asst. dean, 19- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Ass. Prof; N. Dak. Acad; N. Dak. Poly-
tech. Soc. Electrical conductivity in non-aqueous
solutions.

Henry, Prof. W(illiam) A (men), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Agricuit%i/re. Nor-
walk, Ohio, June 16, 50. Ohio Wesleyan, 68-
69; B.Agr, Cornell, 80; hon. D.Agr, Illinois,
04; Sc.D, Vermont, 04; Mich. Agr. Col, 07.
Prof. bot. and agr, Wisconsin, 80-82, agr, 83-07,
director, Exp. Sta, 87-07, dean, col. agr, 92-07,
emer. prof, 07- Assoc, ed, 'Hoard's Dairy-
man'; lecturer animal nutrition, California, 02.
Animal nutrition and the rational feedlBg of
Uve stock.

Hensel, Prof. B(ndolph) L(oiii8), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Hans. Agron-
omy. San Antonio, Tex, Oct. 27, 90. B.S,
Iowa State, 13. Forest asst, U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, 13-15; director, Santa Bita Exp. Sta, Tuc-
son, Ariz, 16-19; assoc. prof, pasture manage-
ment, Kansas State, 19- EcoL Soc Plant ecol-
ogy as affected by grazing.

Henshaw, Fred F(orbes), 606 Post Oflice Build-
ing, Portland, Oregon. Hydraulics. West
Brookfield, Mass, May 21, 84. B.S, Mass. Col,
04. Draftsman, Brown Hoisting Machinery Co,
05; hydrographic aid, water resources branch,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 05-06, junior engineer, 06-07,
asst. engineer, 07-10, district engineer, Oregon,
10- Civil Eng. Stream gaging; water re-
sources of Seward Peninsula, Alaska; surface
water of the Columbia Biver basin ; water power
of the Cascade Range and of the Deschutes
River.

Henshaw, Henry W(etherbee), The Ontario, Wash-
ington, D. C. Biology. Cambridge, Mass,
March 4, 50. Cambridge pub. schools. With
Wheeler Govt. Surv, 72-80; Bur. Am. Ethnol,
Smithsonian Inst, 80-93; ed, *Am. Anthropol-
ogist,' 89-93; biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-
10, chief, 10-16. A. A; fel. Omith. Union (v.
pros, 14); Wash Biol. Soc: Wash. Anthrop. Soc.
Biology; ornithology; anthropology.

Henshaw, Samuel, 8 Fayerweather St, Cambridge,
Mass. ^Zoology. Hon. A.M, Harvard, 03.
Asst. entom. and librarian, museum comp. 200I,
Harvard, curator, 04-12, director, IS- Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc; Am. Acad. Ento-
mology.

Henwood, Prof. Abraham, P. O. Box 41, Cynwyd,
Pa. Physical chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa, Dec.
7, 71. B.S, Pennsylvania, 01, M.S, 16, hon.
ScD, Muhlenberg, 17. Instr. chem, Drexel Inst,
92-05, prof, 05-18; research chemist, Hercules
Powder Co, 18; in charge, dept. chem, Haver-
ford, 18-19; Central High School, 19- Lecturer
laundry chem, Y. M. C. A, Phila, 15. A.A;

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309

Chem. 8oc. (pres^ Phila. sect, 17). Temperature
of nuudmum density of aqueous solutions; con-
centration of alkaUne hjdrozid in soap test;
niter cake in production of phosphates from
apatite; oxidation of ammonia to nitric acid.

Hepburn, Dr. Joseph Samnela Hahnemann Medical
College, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Philadel-
phia, Aug. 25, 85. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila,
03, A.M, 08; B.S,(Chem), M.S, Pennsylvania,
07, 14-20; Temple, 09-12; fellow, Columbia, 12-
13, Ph.D, 13 ; Medico-Caiirurg. Col, Phila, 11-12.
Scientific asst, tT. S. Dept Agr, 07-08, asst.
chemist, 09-12, 13-20; instr, chem, Hahnemann
Med. Col, and ehemisi, Bering lab, 20- Ed.
committee, 'Biochem. Bui,' 12-; abstractor,
'Chem. Abstracts,' 15- Longstreth medal,
Franklin Inst, 11. Third Int. Cong. Befrigera-
tion. Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Franklin Inst,
(sec'y, sect, physics and chem, 09-); Soc. Biol.
Chem; Phila. Acad; Phila. Physiol. Soc; Colum-
bia Biochem. Ass. (hon. v. pres, 17). Biological
chemistry; plant physiology; determination of
nitrogen; fats and oils; dental caries; enzymes;
cold storage; nutrition; drug proving.

Herdt, Dr. LConis) A(iithyme), McGill Univer-
sity, Montreal, Can. Electrical engineering,
Trouville, France, June 14, 72. B.S, McGill, 96,
Ma.E, 02; E.E, Belgium, 03, ScD, 10. Assoc,
prof. eJec, eng, McGUl, 08-09, prof, and head
of dept, 09- Consulting engineer. Pres. Can.
Committee, Int. Electrotech. Commission, Lon-
don, 06; V. chairman, Montreal Tramways Com-
mission. Officier d'Acad, 05. Elec. Eng. (hon.
sec'y for Can); Can. Inst. Eng; London Inst.
Elec Eng^ Predetermination of alternator char-
acteristics and armature reaction in alterna-
tors; transmission line calculations; compound-
ing of alternators; electrolysis of water mains
by stray currents; current capacity of cables;
losses in transmission lines and capacity effect
at high voltages.

Hering, Dr. Carl, 1317 Spruce St, Philadelphia, Pa.
*Eleetrioal engineering, Philadelphia, March
29, 60. B.S, Pennsylvania, 80, M.E, 87, hon.
ScD, 12; Darmstadt, 83-84. Instr. math,
physics, eng. and elec, Pennsylvania, 81, 83;
Polytedi, Darmstadt, 84; Pennsylvania, 87;
consulting elec, engineer, 87- Official delegate and
officer to int. congresses; mem. jury of awards at
ten expositions. Officier de 1 'Instruction Pub, 89 ;
Chevalier Legion d'honneur, 01. A. A; Physical
Roc; Elec. Eni?. (past pres); Electrochem. Soc.
(past pres) ; Franklin Inst ; Phila. Physics Club
(past pres) ; Phila. Eng. Club (past pres) ; hon.
mem. N. T. Elec. Soc; Soc. Int. des Elec. (Am.
delegate). Electrical engineering; electrochem-
istry; physics; relation of units; revisions of
some physical laws; electrical furnaces.

Hering, Prof. D(aniel) WCebster), New York Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Physics, Mechanics,
Smithburg, Md, March 23, 50. Ph.B, Yale, 72,
C.E, 78; fellow, Hopkins, 76-78; hon. Ph.D,
Western Maryland, 95; LL.D, Pittsburgh, 07;
N. Y. XTniv, 16. Asst. engineer. Beading and
Lehigh B. B, 78-74; Baltimore and Cumberland
Valley B. B, 78-80; prof, math, Western Mary-
land, 80-84; physios, Pittsburgh, 84r-85; N. T.
Univ, 85-16, dean. grad. faculty, 02-16, emer.
prof, 16- A. A; Physical Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad.

(v. pres, 08, 09) ; Brooklyn Inst, (pres, dept.
physics). Church acoustics; X-rays; compressed
air; scientific vagaries.

Hering, Bndolpb, 40 Lloyd Bead, Montclair, N. J.
Hydraulic and sanitary engineering, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Feb. 26, 47. Eoyal Polytech, Dresden,
67; ScD, Pennsylvania, 07. Asst. engineer,
Prospect Park, Brooklyn and Fairmount Park,
Phila, 6&-71; U. S. Geol. Surv, Yellowstone
Park, 72; Dept. Pub. Works, Phila, 73-86; chief
engineer. Drainage and Water Supply Commis-
sion, Chicago, 86-88; consuiiing engineer, 88-
Civil Eng. (v. pres) ; Pub. Health Ass. (pres) ;
Am. Water Works Ass; West. Soc. C^vil Eng;
Franklin Inst; Am. Acad; Phila. Eng. Club
(pres) ; Can. Soc Civil Eng; British Inst. Civil
Eng. Water supply and purification; sewerage
and sewage disposal; refuse disposal.

Hermann, A (dam), 1350 Taylor Avenue, The
Bronx, New York, N. Y. Vertebrate paleon-
tology, Kreuznach, Germany, Aug. 25, 47.
Preparator paleont, Peabody Museum, 76-92;
chief preparator, dept. vert, paleont, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 94-20. Hon. preparator, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 94- Modem laboratory methods in
vertebrate paleontology.

HermB, Prof. W(lUiam) B(rodbeck), 1424 Le Boy
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology, Ports-
mouth, Ohio, Sept. 22, 76. B.S, Baldwin- Wal-
lace, 02; Western Beserve, 05; A.M, Ohio State,
06; Austin fellow, Harvard, 07-08. Prof, com-
merce and principal, sch. commerce, Baldwin-
Wallace, 0^05, instr. biol, Baldwin-Wallace,
04-05; teaching fellow, Ohio State, 0^-06; act-
ing head, dept. zool, Ohio Wesleyan, 06-07 ; asst.
prof, entom, California, 08-12, parasitol, 12-
15, assoe, prof, IS- Delegate, State of Calif,
and Univ. of Calif ^ Int. Hygiene Exhibit, Dres-
den, 11. Gapt. and major, Sanit. C, 18. A. A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; EcoL 8oc; Pub. Health Ass;
Ohio Acad; Calif. Acad. Parasitology; ecol-
ogy; rural sanitation; medical entomology; ma-
laria-mosquito survey of California; mosquito
ail^d fly control; pajahuello tick; spinose ear
tidk; photic reactions of Insects.

Herre, Albert (William) 0(hxistian Theodore),
Bureau of Science, Manila, P. I. Biology.
Toledo, Ohio, Sept. 16, 68. A.B, Stanford,
04, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 09. Asst supt. schools,
Springfield, HI, 9(M)0; asst. Bur. Fisheries, 03-
04; instr. biol, high sch, San Jose, Calif, 04-10;
prof, Nevada, 10; v. principal, Fremont High
Sch, Oakland, Calif, 10-12; prof, geog, State
Nor. Sch, Beningham, 15-17, biol, 17-19, direc-
tor, sch. of hygiene, 19-20; chief, dept, fisheries,
Bur, of Science, Manila, tO- A, A; Ecol. Soc;
Sullivant Moss Chapter; West, Soc. Nat; Wash.
Acad. Ichthyology; lichens, ecology.

Herreshoff, J(olm) B(rown) Francis, 620 West End
Ave, New York, N. Y. *Chemistry, Bristol,
B. I, Feb. 7, 50. A.M, Brown, 90. Prof. anal,
chem, Brown, 69-72; supt. Laurel Hill Chem.
Works, 76; v, pres, Nichols Copper Co. Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Mech. Eng. Industrial
chemistry; improved process for manufacturing
sulphuric acid.

Herrick, Prof. C(harles) Judson, TTniversity of
Chicago, Chicago, HI. *Comparative neurology.
Minneapolis, Minn, Oct. 6, 68. Denison, 86-89,

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AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

M.S, 95; B.S, Oincinnati, 91; Ph.D, Columbia,
00. Instr. nat. science, Granville AcacL^ 91-92;
prof, Ottawa (Kana), 9^-93; sool, Denison, 98-
07; neuT, Chicago, 07- Managing ed, 'Jour.
Comp. Neur/ 94s-; assoc, oomp. near, Path.
Inst, N. Y. State Lunacy CommiBsion, 97-01;
major and in charge path, Army Med. Museum,
Sanit. 0, 18-19; mem. Brain Oommission, Int.
Ass. Academies. Nat. Aead; A.A. (sec'y, F,
03-07, V. pres, 08); Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat; Soc.
Zool. (sec'y-treas, 07); Physiol. Boo; for. cor.
Acad. Royale de M6d. de Belgique. Comparative
neurology; nerve components of vertebrates;
anatomy of brain of fishes and amphibians;
evolution of the cerebral cortex.

Hemck, Prof. Francis H(obart), Adelbert College,
Cleveland, Ohio. ^Zoology, Woodstock, Vt,
Nov. 19, 58. A.B, Dartmouth, 81; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 88; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 96. Instr. hiol,
Western Beserve, 88-91, prof, 91- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. ZooL (v. pres, 07); mem. Omith.
Union; Fisheries Soc; Wilson Omith. Club;
Ohio Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Develop-
ment and morphology of Crustacea; habits and
instincts of wild birds; origin and development
of instincts.

Herrick, Prof. Qrlam W(a8liingtoii), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Entomology, Otto, N.
Y, Jan. 6, 70. B.S.A, Cornell, 96; Harvard, 97.
Teacher, pub. schools, 88-90; instr, Nat. Science
Camp, Canandaigua, N. Y, 95-^6; prof, biol.
Miss. Agr. Col, 97-08; entom, Tex. Col, 08-09;
asst. . prof. eoon. entom, Cornell, 09-12, profy
It", entomologist, Exp, Sta, 09- A.A; feL
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Biol.
Soc. Economic entomology; life histories of
mosquitoes of lifississippi; malaria; external
parasites of domestic fowls; larch case-bearer;
insect pests of pecans; fruit tree leaf roller ;
red clover and apple pests.

Herrick, Dr. James B(rya]i), 242 E. Walton
Place, Chicago, HI. Medicine, Oak Park, HI,
Aug. 11, 61. A.B^ Michigan, 82, hon. A.M, 07;
M.D, Rush Med. Col, 88. Intern, Cook Co.
Hosp, 88-89; instr. med, Sush Med, Col, 90-94,
adj. prof, 94-00, prof, 00- Attending fbjfA-
cian, Presb. Hosp, Chicago, 98-; v. pres, McOor-
mick Mem. Inst; sec'y, board of trustees, Lewis
Inst. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago
Soc. Int. Med. (first pres^ 15). Diseases of
heart and blood vessels.

Herrick, Dr. Joseph 0(awde]l), St. Joseph's Semi-
nary, Yonkers, N. Y. Physiology, Shelbyville,
HI, May 6, 74. A.B, Virginia, 96; fellow, Hop-
kins, 99-00, Ph.D, 00. Asst. biol, Virginia,
96-97; instr. science and later prof, hiol, 8t,
Joseph's 8em, 00- A. A; Anthrop. Ass. Nerv-
ous conductivity ; mechanism of the odontophoral
apparatus in Sycotypus canaliculatus.

Herrick, Dr. W(illiam) W(orthliigton), 49 E. 53d
St, New York, N. Y. Medicine, Sherman,
Conn, Feb. 19, 79. A.B, Yale, 02, M.D, 05.
Asst. prof, med, Columbia; asst. physician,
Boosevelt Hosp; attending physician, Sloane
Hosp; consulting physician, Babies' and Nur-
sery and Child 's Hospitals; practising physician,
Campbell medal, Yale, 05. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Internal medicine.

Hemnann, Richard, Dubuque, Iowa. Geology,
Anthropology, Chemnitz, Qermany, March 10,
49. Pub. schools and private study. Civil en-
gineer. Iowa Inst. Sci. and Art (sec'y); Herr-
mann Museum Nat. ECist. (founder). Mound-
builders of the Mississippi Valley; pioneer lead
mining in the western United States.

Hersam, Prof. S(niest) A, University of Califor-
nia, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry, Metallurgy,
Stoneham, Mass, March 9, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 91. Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91-
92; metal, California, 92-94, instr, 94-96, asst
prof, 96-02, assoc, prof, 0£- A. A; Min. Eng;
Min. and Met. Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; Min.
and Metal. Soc. Metallurgy.

Herschel, demena, 2 Wall St, New York, N. Y.
Hydraulics, March 23, 42. B.S, Harvard, 60.
Hydraul. engineer, Holyoke Water Power Co,
79-89; engineer and supt, E. Jersey Water Co,
89-00; consvlting hydravi, engineer, 00- Ores-
son gold medal, Franklin Inst. Civil Eng; Bos-
ton Soc. Civil Eng; London Inst. Ci^ Eng.
Bevolving draw bridges; water supply.

Herschel, Prof. Wlnslow H(obart), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Mechanical en-
gineering, Boston, Mass, Aug. 28, 73. A.B,
Harvard, 96. Hydraul. engineer, 96-05; mech.
engineer, 05-10; asst. pVof. mech. eng, Maine,
11-12, assoc. prof, 12-13; asst. physicist, Bur.
Standards, 13-18, assoc, physicist, 18- Soc
Test. Mat. Lubricants.

Hersey, F(raiik) Seymour, 6 Maple Ave, Taunton,
Mass. Ornithology, Taunton, May 26, 84.
Mem. Omith. Union; Cooper Omith. Club; Nut-
tall Omith Club; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.

Hershey, O(scar) H, Crocker Building, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Geology, Blue Bock, Pa, March
27, 74. High sch. Field asst, U. S. GeoL Surv,
04; examining mines, western U, 8, and in B,
C, 05-; mem, firm, Burch, Hershey and White,
A. A; Geol. Soc. Glacial geology and physiogra-
phy of northwest HHnois; stratigraphy and
glacial geology of the Klamath region of Cali-
fornia; economic geology of various districts in
the western states.

Herty, Dr. Oha(rle)8 H(olme8), 1 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. *Chemistry, Forestry, Edit-
ing, MiUedgeville, Ga, Dec. 4, 67. Ga. Mi], and
Agr. Col, 80-84; Ph.B, Georgia, 86; PhJ), Hop-
kins, 90; Berlin, 99; Zurich, 00. Asst. chemist,
G&, State Exp. Sta, 90-91 ; instr. chem, Georgia,
91-94, adj. prof, 94-02; collaborator, bur. for-
estry, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01-02, expert, 02-04;
with Chattanooga Pottery Co, 04r-05; prof,
chem, North Carolina, 05-16, dean, sch. applied
science, 08-11; ed, 'Jour, Indust, and Eng,
Chem,' 16- Physical director, Georgia, 93-99.
A.A. (sec'y, C, 08); Chem. Soc (councilor,
pres, 15, 16); Soc Chem. Indust; Electrochem.
Soc; Eng. Educ; Soc. Cotton Products Anal-
ysts; Forestry Ass; Soc. Foresters; London
Chem. Soc; Soc. chim. indust; Soc. chim.
de France. Double haUds ; mixed double halids ;
constitution bf inorganic compounds by physico-
chemical methods; a new method of turpentine
orcharding; rapid method for determination of
oil in cottonseed products; oleq-resins.

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Hertzlar, Dr. AfUmr ECmannel), 3316 Bialto
Building, Kansas Gitj, Mo. Pathology. West
Point, Iowa, July 26, 70. B.S, Southwest Kan-
sas, 90; M.D, Northwestern, 94; Berlin, 99-02;
Ph.D, Iowa Wesleyan, 02. Prof. gen. and surg.
path, Univ. Med. Gol, Kansas City, 02-09;
assoc. prof, swrg, Kofuaa, 09-19, prof, 19-
A. A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soe; Am. Med. Ass;
Am. Acad. Med; West. Surg. Ass. Anatomy
and pathology of the peritoneum; etiology of
epithelioma; pathology of the endocrine system.

Henrey, Bev. A(lpheiu) B(aker), Bath, Maine.
Botany. Triangle, N. T, March 81, 39. Grad,
theol. dept, St. Lawrence, 61; hon. A.M, St.
Lawrence. 78, hon. Ph.I>, 87; A.M, Tufts, 83.
Pastor, Universalist Church, Malone, N. Y. 61-
62; Afton, N. Y, 62-64; Southbridge, Mass,
64-66; Peabody, Mass, 66-72; Troy, N. Y, 12r-
79; Taunton, Mass, 79-88; pros, St. Lawrence,
88-94 ; pastor, UniTersalist Church, Bath, Maine,
96-09. Lecturer, St. Lawrence; trustee, various
pub. institutions. A.A; Troy Sci. Soc Crypto-
gamic botany; marine al^pEie; yegetable his-
tology.

Healer, Prof. L(«zeimiel) B(a7), Uniyersity of
Tennesse, KnoxriUe, Tenn. Plant pathology.
Veedersburg, Ind, Feb. 20, 88. A.B, Wabash,
11 ; fellow, Cornell, 11-12, Ph.D, 14. Asst. bot,
Wabash, 09-10; instr, plant path, Cornell, 12-
14, asst. prof, 14r-19;- prof., hot, Tennessee, 19-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Fruit diseases.

Hess, Dr. Alfted F(abian), 16 W. 86th St, New
York, N. Y. Medieine. New York, Oet. 19»
75. A.B, Harvard, 97; M.D, Columbia, 01.
Clin. prof, pediat, Unvv. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col, li- A.A; assoc. mem. Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. Biol. Chem; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc. Exp. Biol; Pediat. Soc.
Tuberculosis; scurvy; rickets.

Heas, Dr. C(hiirl0s) LCeooazd), Davidson Build-
ing, Bay City, Mich. Physiology, Pharmaeol-
ogy. St. Peter, Minn, April 11, 87. Minnesota;
B.S, Chicago, 10, M.S, 11; M.D, Northwestern,
14. Asst. Pharmacol, Northwestern, 11-12, instr,
12-14, anat, 14-15; house physician, Cook Co.
Hosp,^ 15-16; asst. bacter, Mayo Foimdation,
Minnesota, 16-17, fellow surg, 17-18. Am. Med.
Ass; PhysioL Soc. Blood lipase and diastase;
blood sugar; glycolysis in blood and other tis-
sues; isocalycanthin ; hexamethylenamin; elec-
trical wiring for laboratories; pain conduction
in the spinal cord.

Hess, Frank L, 1221 Newton St, Brookland, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology, Streator, HI, Sept. 4, 71.
A.B, Stanford, 08. Asst. assaying, Stanford,
01-03; field asst, T7. S. Geol. Surv, 01-04, geol.
aid, 04-06, asst. geologist, 06-11, geologist, 11-;
ctatodian rare metals and rare earths, U. 8. Nat.

' Museum, 18- Exped. to Bolivia, 19-20. A.A;
Min. and Metal. Eng; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash.
Oeol. Soc. Gold and rare*metal deposits; mag-
nesite; gypsum; graphite.

Hess, Henry, Bailey Building, Philadelphia, Pa.
Meeha/nioal engineering. Darmstadt, Germany,
Jan. 10, 63. German high schools. Drafts-
man, engineer, chief engineer, managing direc-
tor, director gen, various technical establish-
ments in U. 8. and Germany; pres, Hess-Bright
Mfg. Co; Hess Steel Corp. Lecturer, Columbia;

jury of awards. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A;
Meeh. Soc; Soc. Automobile Eng; Phila. Eng.
Club; Schiffbautech. Gesell; Eisenbahnteeh.
Verein. Ball bearings; ball and roller bearing
design.

Hess, Prof. JoUiis H(ay8), 5717 Blackstone Ave,
Chicago, 111. Pediatries. Ottawa, HI, Jan. 26,
76. M.D, Northwestern, 99. Instr. p^dkrt, North-
western, 08-13 ; asst. prof, ool. med, IHinois, 13-
14, assoc. prof, 14-16, prof, and head of div,
IS- Am. Med. Ass; Cent. States Pediat. Soc.
Clinical pediatrics; infant feeding; poliomye-
litis; tuberculosis.

Dr. BCaymond), National Aniline and Chem-
ical Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Iowa, Sept.
21, 89. A3, Momingside, 12; A.M, Illinois, 14,
Ph.D, 16. Asst. chem, Illinois, 12-16; research
chemist, Sherwin Williams Co, 16-18; senior
research chemist, Nat. AnUine and Chem. Co, 18-
Manufacturer, org. chemicals, Illinois, summers,
14, 15. ^ Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; substi-
tution in paraffin monobasic acids; correlation
of ionization with structure; dyestuffs; interme-
diates.

Hess, Prof. Walter N(ortoa), Greencastle, Ind.
Zoology. Great Valley, N. Y, May V, 90. A.B,
Oberlin, 18 ; A.M, Cornell, 16, Ph.D, 19. Instr.
zool, Pa. State, 13-15; asst. entom, Cornell, 15-
17; prof, hiol, DePauw, 17- Bacteriologist, XT.
S. A, 18. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ind. Acad. Qior-
dotonal organs of Cerambycidae; male stickle-
back kidney; Lampyridae.

Hesse, Dr. Bemliard O(oiirad), 25 Broad St, New
York, N. Y. •Chemistry. E. Saginaw, Mich,
Oct. 3, 69. Ph.C, Michigan, 89, B.S, 93 ; fellow,
Chicago, 93-96, Ph.D, 96. Asst. ehem, Mich-
igan, 90-93; research chemist, Badische Anilin
u. Soda Fabrik, Ludwigshafen-on-Bhine, 96-06;
consulting chemist, 06-16; consulting mem, Ger^
Chem. Co, 16- Sec'y, Eighth Int. Cong. Ap-
plied Chem, Washington and New York, 12.
Chem. Soc. (chairman, N. Y. sect, 18). Indus-
trial chemistry; chemical statistics, patents and
economics; certified food colors; liquid chlorin;
coal-tar dyes.

Heeaelberg, Dr. Oora, 256 10th St, Dubuque, Iowa.
Bacteriology. Orel, Bussia, March 9, 84. M.D,
Berne. Asst. city pathologist, St. Louis, 12-
15; state hc^teriologist for Dubuque, 19- Ass.
Path, and Bact. Thyroid gland; transplanta-
tion of tissue.

Hossert, Prof. WlUtain, 547 Fullerton Ave, Chi-
cago, DL Surgery. Chieagcf, 71. MJD, North-
western, 92. Prof, surg, (Hiioago PolicUnio and
Hosp. Surgeon, Akxian Brothers Hosp; Hen-
rotin Mem. Hosp; Grant Hosp. Col. Surg; Am.
Med. Ass.

Hessler, Dr. John OOiarles), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Syracuse, N. Y,
Nov. 27, 69. A.B, Chicago, 96, Ph.D, 99. Instr.
science, Lake High Sch, CSiicago, 90-92; chem,
Hyde Park High Sch, Chicago, 92-99; Chicago,
99-07; prof, James Millikin, 07-20, dean, 17-
20; asst. director, Mellon Inst, 20- A.A; Ohem.
Soc; m. Acad, (treas, 07-14, pres^ 17). AJkyl
malonic nitriles and their derivatives; phenyl-
malonic nitrile; alkylation of cyanacetlc etiier;
Conrad-Limpach reaction.

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Hessler, Dr. BoTxKrt, Logansport, Ind. Biology,
Medicine, Cincinnati, Ohio, 61. A.By Indiana,
90, A.M, 93; UJ), Ind. Med. Col, 91. A.A;
Pub. Health Ass; 8eh. Hygiene Ass; MeteoroL
Soc; Ind. Acad, (pres, 06). Dust inflnenees;
enthenics.

Hener, Prof. G«orge Julln8» Johns Hopkins Hos-
pital, Baltimore, Md. Anatomy. Madison, Wis,
Feb. 6, 82. B.S, Wisconsin, 03; M.D, Hopkins,
07. House officer, Hopkins Hosp, 07-08, asst.
res. surgeon, 08-11, res. surgeon, 11-14, assoe,
prof, surg, Hopkins. A. A; Ass. Anat. Surgery.

House, Prof. Edward Otto, 215 University Boule-
vard, Dallas, Tex. Chemistry. Madison, Indf
March, 79. B.S, Hanover, 00: M.S, Illinois,
07, fellow, 12-14, Ph.D, 14. Asst. ehem, Illi-
nois, 03-07; prof. Upper Iowa, 08-12; inatr,
Illinois, 14-15; prof, Monmouth, 15-18; head of
dept, South. Methodist, 18- Chem. Soc. Physi-
cal and inorganic chenustry.

Henser, Dr. Chester H(enry), Johns Hopkins Med-
ical School, Baltimore, Md. Anatomy. Fort
Scott, Kans, Aug. 20, 85. A.B, Ejinsas, 08,
A.M, 10; Ph.D, Harvard, 13. Teaching fellow
zool, Kansas, 08-09, instr, 09-10; Austin teach-
ing fellow histol. and embryol. Harvard Med.
Sch, 10-13; fellow anat, Wistar Inst, 13-19;
assoc, Hopkins, 19- Asst. prof, zool, EimBas,
12. A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. Embryol-
ogy; cerebral ventricles; mammalian embryonic
stomach.

Henser, Prof. Gustave Frederick, Ithaca, N. Y.
Animal husbandry. Buffalo, N. T, July 6, 93.
B.8, Cornell, 15, M.S.A, 16, Ph.D, 18. Instr.
poultry husbandry, Cornell, 16-18, asst. prof,
IS- Poultry husbandry and nutrition.

Hewes, Charles K, 2525 E. 37th St, Los Ange-
les, Calif. Chemistry. Quincy, 111, June
3, 89. B.S, Illinois, 12, M.S, 14. Besearch
chemist, Mex. Petrol. Corp, 14-16; chief chem-
ist, Gen. Petrol. Corp, 16- Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry; petroleum technology.

Hewes, Dr. L(ainreiice) I(l8ley), U. S. Bureau of
Public Beads, Portland, Oregon. Mathematics,
CivU engineering. Dover, N, H, Sept. 28, 76.
B.S, Dartmouth, 98; Ph.D, Tale, 01. With
Mass. Highway Commission, 97-99; asst. engi-
neer, Elec. B. B, Essex Co, Mass, 99; inspector
macadam road construction, Brookline, Mass,
00; prof, math, B. I. Col, 01-05; instr, Yale,
05-09; prof, Whitman, 09-10; with U. 8. Bur.
Pub. Roads, 10- Civil Eng; Math. Soc No-
mography; continuous groups (Lie) ; concrete
Aggi'ogAte mixe&

Hewett, Donnel Foster, U. S. Qeological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology. Irwin, Pa, June
24, 81. Met.E, Lehigh, 02; Yale, 09-11. Instr.
metal, and miner, I^high, 02-03; mining engi-
neer, Pittsburgh, 03-09; junior geologist, T7. 8.
Geol. 8urv, 11-13, assoc. geologist, 13-18, geol-
ogist, 18- A. A; Min. and Metal. Eng; Geol.
Soc; Chem. Soc; Wash. Acad. Economic geol-
ogy; metalliferous deposits; stratigraphy.

Hewett, Dr. Edgar L(ee), School of American He-
search, Santa F^, N. Mex. Archeology. War-
ren Co, 111, Nov. 23, 65. Tarkio; Colo. State
Nor. Sch; D.Sociol, Geneva, 08; LL.D, Arizona.
Teacher, country schools. Mo; supt. schools,

Fairfax, Mo; Florence, Colo; prof. hist, and
lit, Tarkio ; supt, training dept, Colo. State Nor.
Sch, 94-98; pres, Normal Univ, N. Mex, 98-03;
director Am. aroheol, Archeol. Inst, of Am, OS-;
Sch. Am. Research, 07-; N. Mex. Museum, 09-;
San Diego Museum, 1$- Director exhibits arts
and sciences, Panama-Calif. Expos, 12-16;
chairman, N. Mex. Board Hist. Service, 17-20;
director. State Child Welfare Service, N. Mex,
17-20; assoc. ed, 'Art and Archeol,' 17- A. A.
(pres, southwest, div, 20) ; Archeol. Inst, (pres,
San Diego sect, 16, sec'y, western societiee,
19-); Anthrop. Ass; Ass. Mus; Am. Fed. Art
(v. pres, 19-) ; Int. Cong. Americanists. An-
tiiropology; American archeology and ethnology.

Hewitt, Prof. Cha(rle)8 E(lbert), Durham. N. H.
Electrical engineering. Hanover, N. H, Nov. 8,
69. B.S, N. H. Col, 93., ScD, 20; M.M.E, Cor-
nell, 95. Engineer and designer, Hyer Sheeham
Elec. Motor Co, Newburgh, N. Y, 95-97; prof,
elec, eng, N. H. Col, 08-, dean eng. It- Consult-
ing engineer, 97; consulting expert educ, U.S. A,
20- Elec. Eng.

Hewitt, Dr. Peter Cooper, 18 E. 33d St, New
York, N. Y. ^Blectrical and mechanioaX engi-
neering. New York, March 5, 61. Stevens;
Columbia, hon. ScD, 03; Butgers, 16. Mem.
firm, Cooper, Hewitt and Co. and Cooper Hewitt
Elec. Co; director, various industrial concerns.
Engaged in experimental work; trustee. Cooper
Union; House of Best for Consumptives. Phys-
ical Soc; Elec. Eng; Naval Archit. and Marine
Eng; Am. Geog. Soc; N. Y. Elec. Soc; N. Y.
Gen. Soc. Mech. and Tradesmen. Mechanical
appliances ; Cooper Hewitt light ; Cooper Hewitt
rectifier; light.

Hewlett, Dr. A(lbion) W(alter), Stanford Med-
ical School, San Francisco, Calif. Medicine.
Petaluma, Calif, Nov. 27, 74. B.S, California,
95; M.D, Hopkins, 00. Asst. prof, med. Cooper
Med. Col, 06-08; prof, internal med, lifichigan,
08-16; med, Stanford, 16- A.A; Am. Physi-
cians; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp.
Path; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Soc.
Exp. Biol. Irregularities of the heart; blood
fiow in arm; pathological physiology.

Hewlett^ Prof, d(larence) W(llson), University
of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Physics. Louisburg,
N. C, July 29, 86. B.E, N. C. Col, 06; A.M,
Hopkins, 11, Ph.D, 12. Magnetic observer, dept.
terrestrial magnetism, Carnegie Institution, 12-
18, asst. physicist, 13-14; instr. physics, Hop-
kins, 14-15; Johnston scholar, Hopkins, 15-16;
prof, N. C. Col. for Women, 16-19; asst, prof,
Iowa, 19- Carnegie Institution solar eclipse
exped. to Ala, 18. Physical Soc Complex sound
waves; atmospheric electricity; radioactivity;
high frequency sound waves; Z-rays.

Hewson, Dr. Addinell, 2120 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Anatomy, Surgery, Philadelphia,
Sept. 2, 55. A.B, Pennsylvania, 76, A.M, 79;
M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 79. Junior asst.
surg. clinic, Jefferson Med. Col, 79-85, asst.
demonstrator anat, 79-86, prosector, 86^89,
chief asst. surg. clinic, 89-95, demonstrator aruit,
89-02, asst. prof, 02-06; prof, grad. sch, med,
Pennsylvania, 97- Dispensary surgeon, St.
Mary's Hosp, 79-88; Episcopal Hosp, 88-05;
surgeon, St. Timothy's Hosp, 95. Ass. Anat;

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Am. Med. Ass; Col. Snrg; Am. Acad. Surg;
Path, and Obstet. Societies.

Hoyl, Hr. Paid B(eimo), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Physics, Philadelphia, June
30, 72. B.S, Pennsylvania, 94, Tyndale fellow,
94-96, Harrison feUow, 97-98, Ph.I), 99. Instr.
math, Clinton Liberal Inst, Port Plain, N. Y,
96-97; physics and math. Boys' High Sch, Bead-
ing, Pa, 98-02; physics. Cent. Hi^ Sch, Phila,
02-10; physicist, Commercial Beseareh Co, 10-
20; Bur, Standards, XO- Boyden premium,
Franklin Inst, 07. A, A; Physical Soc. Crystal-
lization, under electrostatic stress, from a
current-bearing .electrolyte; heat capacity of a
current-bearing conductor.

Heylar, Prof. J(olm) P(ntman), New Jersey
Agricultural Experiment Station, New Bruns-
wick, N. J. Botany, Claremont, N. H, May 3,
86. B.S, Vermont, 09, M.S, 12. Instr. bot,
Vermont, 09-12; Rutgers, 12-15, asst. prof, IS-
IS, assoe. prof, lft-20, state seed analyst, Exp,
Sta, 12-20, consulting state seed analyst, tO-;
commercial worJe, gO- Instr. bot, Vermont, sum-,
mers, 09-12; sch. gardening, nature study and
baeter, Rutgers, summers, 13-16. A. A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Ass. Seed Anal, (sec'y-
treas, 14-). Seeds; seed fungi.

Hibbard, Prof. H(erbert> Wade, 1307 Wilson Ave,
Columbia, Mo. Mechanical engineering, Moul-
mein, India, Sept. 10, 63. A.B, Brown, 86,
A.M, 99; M.E, Cornell, 91. R. I. Locomotive
Works, 86-89; Pa. B. R, 91-94; chief mech. en-
gineer, Lehigh Valley R, R, 94-95; asst. prof,
machine design, Minnesota, 95-98; principal,
sch. railway mech. eng, Sibley Col, Cornell, 98-
09; prof, mech, eng, Missouri, 09- Expert, N.
Y. State Civil Service Commission, summers,
04, 05, 08; N. Y. Cent. R. R, summer, 08; con-
sulting engineer, Waterbury Tool Co, summer,
09. Sibley prize, 90. Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ;
Ry. Master Mechanics Ass; Master Car Build*
ers. Power plants; locomotives; cars; shop
machinery ; stationary boilers ; aerial propellers ;
testing and experimental investigations.

Hibbard, Prof. P(aia) L(leweUyii), ITniversitv of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry, iPort
Huron, Mich, July 20, 66. B.S, Nebraska, 92.
With sugar, starch and glucose factories, and
anal, laboratories, 92-07; asst, prof, agr, chem,
Calif omia, 08- A.A; Chem. Soc Agricultural
chemistry; soil fertility; alkali soils.

Hibbard, Dr. B(iifiui) P(erciTal), Michigan Agri-
cultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Flant
physiology. New Haven, Conn, April 2, 75.
A.B, Williams, 99; Harvard, summer, 01; Chi-
cago, 02; Woods Hole, 03, 04, 06; fellow, Michi-
gan, 04-06, Ph.D, 06. Teacher, Kiskimenitas
Springs Acad, Saltsburg, Pa, OO-OJ ; Blair Acad,
Blairstown, N. J, 02-04; asst. Woods Hole, 03,
04; scientific asst, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 06-08; bacteriologist and plant patholo-
gist, Miss. Exp. Sta, 08-11 ; research asst. plant
physiol, Mich, Agr, Col, 11-13 ; research assocJS-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Bact; Phytopath. Soc;
Chem. Soc. Biochemistry; plant nutrition;
physiological balance in soil solution ; concentra-
tion of electrolytes; toxicity of distilled water;
infiuence of tension on the formation of me-

chanical tissue m plants; cotton diseases; toxic
principle in cottonseed meaL

Hibbert, Dr. Harold, Yale University, New Haven,
Conn. Chemistry, Manchester, England, Aug.
27, 77. B.S, Victoria (Eng), 97, M.S, 00, Sc.D,
11; fellow, Inst. Chem, London, 04; Ph.D, Leip-
zig, 06. Instr. chem, Wales, 99-04; Tufts, 06-
08; Imp. Col. Sci, London, 08-09; research
chemist, E. I.du Pont de Nemours and Co, 10-
14; fellow, Mellon Inst, 14-16; consulting and
research chemist, 16-19; asst. prof, chem, Tale,
19-21, assoc, prof, gl- A.A; Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; London Soc. Qiem. Indust. Tau-
tomerism; explosives; acetylene derivatives;
pharmaceutical products; cellulose; aliphatic
chemistry.

Hice, Richard BCoberts), Beaver, Pa. Geology,
Beaver, Aug. 19, 65. B.S, Geneva (Pa), 86,
ScD, 10. Sec'y, Topog, and Geol, Surv, Com-
mission, Pa; state geologist, 09-19. A.A; (Jeol.
Soc; Ceramic Soc. (v. pres, 10, pres, 16). Pre-
glacial drainage systems; glacial geology; oil
and gas.

HickemeU, Dr. Louis M<az), 909 Walnut Ave,
Syracuse, N. Y. Zoology, Saegerstown, Pa,
March 5, 87. A.B, Allegheny, 10; A.M, Prince-
ton, 14, Ph.D, 17. Instr. Bool, Syracuse, 14-17,
asst. prof, 17-20, assoc, prof, £0- A. A; Soc.
Zool. Bessication among rotifers; digestive
system of Hemiptera; cytology.

Hlckerson, Prof. T(homa8) F(eliz), University of
North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. 0. CivU engi-
neering, Ronda, N. C, April 30, 82. Ph.B,
North Carolina, 04, A.M, 07; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 09. Teacher, Bingham Mil. Sch, Ashe-
ville, N. C, 04-05; instr. math. North Carolina,
05-09, assoc prof. civtZ eng, 10--20. prof, SO-
Highway engineer, N. 0. Geol. and Econ. Surv,
10-14; chief engineer, surv, of Crest-of-the-Blue-
Ridge Highway, summers, 11, 12. Civil Eng;
Elisha MiteheU Sci. Soc. (v. pres, 17). Invest-
ment calculations; highway en^neering; cul-
verts and small bridges; substitutes for broken
stone in road building; the Abney hand level;
domestic water supplies.

Hicks, Edwin F<ranci8), 4837 Fairmount Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, New York, N. Y,
Jan. 19, 72. Columbia, 89-92 ; Mass. Inst. Tech,
92-94. Anal, and consulting chemist, 95-00;
chemist. United Coke and Gas Oo, 00-02; As-
bestolith Co, 02-04 ; chem. engineer, 04-07 ; chief
chemist, Victor Talking Machine Co, 07- A. A;
Chem. Soc. (councilor, 14-); Electrodiem. Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat; Soc. Chem. Indust. Resins;
varnish; oils; waxes.

Hicks, Prof. John Frederick Gross, Agricultural
College, CorvalUs, Oregon. Chemislry, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Aug. 31, 84. B.S, Pennsylvania,
06; M.S, min^s, 16, Ph.D, 18. Instr. chem,
Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 06-07; Villa Nova,
07-08, assoc prof, 08-09, prof, 09-10; asst.
chemist, Barrett Co, 10-12; chief chemist,

. Modoc Co, 12-14; assoc. prof, chem, Okla. Col,
14-15; asst, Illinois, 15-18; asst. prof, Oregon
Col, 18-19, prof, 19- Chem. Soc. Alloys of less
common metals; isolation of rare earth metals;
electrolysis of fused salts.

Hicks, Dr. W(i]liam) B (rooks), Solvay Proc-
ess Co, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Pitts-

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burg, Tex, Sept. 12, 82. A.B, Texas, 06, fellow,
06-07, A.M, 08; fellow, Pennsylvania, 09-11,
Ph.D, 11. Tutor chem, Texas,^ 07-08; head,
science dept, high sch, Cleborne, Tex, 08-09;
asst. chemist, bur. chem, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 11-
12; U. S. Geol. Surv, 12-17; assoc chemist, 17-
20; in charge, anal, research, Solvay Process Co,
to- Chem. Soc. Mineralogy; potassium; muds;
action of salt solution on clay filters.

Hickson, Dr. W(illiam) J(ames), Psychopathic
Laboratory, Municipal Court, Chicago, HI. Psy-
cliology. New York, N. Y, Jan. 21, 74. M.D,
Pennsylvania, 00; A.B, Duquesne, 03; A.M,
Pittsburgh, 06. Instr. anat, Pittsburgh, 04-06,
chief, neuroL and psychiat. clinic, 06H)9; asst.
psychiat, Zurich, 10-11; neurol. dept, Berlin,
12; director, Med. Besearch Training Sch, Vine-
land. N. J^ 13; director, psychopath, lab. City
of Chicago, 14- A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Zuridb
Psyohoanal. Verein. Abnormal psychology; an-
thropometric intelligence correlations.

Higbie, Prof. H(oiiry) Harold, University of Mich-
igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Eleetrioai engineering.
New York, N. Y, 82. E.E; Columbia, 04.
Asst. mech. eng, Columbia, 04-05; instr. mech.
and elec. eng, Michigan, 05-07, elec. eng, 07-
09, asst. prof, 09-11; head, elec. dept, Went-
worth Inst, Boston, 11-13 ; prof. elec. eng, Mich-
igan, IS- Elec. Eng. (past-diairman, Detroit-
Ann Arbor sect); Eng. Educ; assoc. mem.
nium. Eng. Soc.

Hlgglna, Dr. B(a8eombe) B(rltt), Experiment, Ga.
Botany, P^nt pathology. Higgins, N. C, Feb.
7, 87. B.S, N. C. Col, 09, M.S, 10 ; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 13. Asst. bot, N. C. Col, 09-10; Cornell,
10-13; hotanist, Go. Exp. 8ta, 1S~ A.A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Cow pea wilt; Cylindro-
sporium on stone fruits; morphology of Ascomy-
cetes; plant diseases.

Higgins, Dr. a(eorge) M(ar8h), 714 W. Nevada
St, Urbana, HI. Zoology. Elk Grove, lU, Dee.
19, 90. B.S, Knox, 14; A.M, Illinois, 16, fel-
low, 18-19, Ph.D, 19. Asst. $ool, Illinois, 14-17,
instr, 19- Lieut, U.S. A, 17-18. Vertebrate
zoology.

Higgins, Dr. Harold L(eoiiard), Cincinnati Gen-
eral Hospital, Cincinnati, Ohio. Physiology. Glou-
cester, Mass, March 26, 87. A.B, Harvard, 07;
M.D, Hopkins, 19. Instr. chem, Swarthmore,
07-08; physiologist, nutrition lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, 08-15; asst. pediat, Hopkins, 15-20;
asst. prof, pediat, Cincinnati, £0^ A. A; Physiol.
Soc; Chem. Soc. Nutrition; effects of drugs
and high percentages of oxygen on respiration
and gaseous meta^lism; determination of CO,
in air.

Higgins, J(aniOB) Edgar, University of Porto Bico,
San Juan, P. B. SortictUture. Wolfville, N.
S, June 14, 73. B.A, Acadi% 95; diploma, N.
S. Sch. of Hort, 95; M.SJL, Cornell, 98. In
charge, dept. agr. and nature study, Honolulu
Nor. Sch, 98-00; supervisor agr, pub. schools,
Honolulu, 00-03; horticulturisti Hawaii Exp.
Sta, 08-13; prof, hort, Univ. Porto Bico, 13-14;
horticulturist, Hawaiian Exp. Sta, 14-20; prof.
in charge, dept. agron. and hort, ooL agr, Univ.
Porto Bieo, £0- Prepared Hawaii agr. exhiblf ,
La. Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Soc. Hort. Set;
Pomol. Soc, Tropical horticulture.

Bigh, M(arTln) (Merritte), Kingsville, Tex. En-
tomology. Starkville, Miss, Dec. 31, 84. B.Q,
Miss. Agr. Col, 07; Tex. Col, 09. Asst. entom,
bur. entom, TJ. 8. Vept. Agr, 09- A.A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc.
Truck crop and stored product insects ; arsenical
sprays for insects.

Higley, Dr. G«orge 0(8win), 244 N. Washington
St, Delaware, Ohio. Chemistry, Near Colum-
bus, Ohio, Aug. 19, 58. B.S, Michigan, 91, M.S,
93, Ph.D, 05. Instr. gen. chem, Michigan, 91-
05; prof, chem, Ohio Wesleyan, 05- A.A; Chem.
Soc. The action of metals on nitric acid; the
halides of chromium; a new. chemograph; the
excretion of carbon dioxid resulting from bi-
cycling; bread, beer and milk as foods; action
of sodium acetone on ethyl chlorcarbonate; well
water; urine analysis.

Hildebrand, Dr. Joel HCenry), Univer'sity of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. *Chemistry. Camden,
N. J, Nov. 16, 81. B.S, Pennsylvania, 03, Ph.D,
06; Berlin, 06-07. Asst. chem, Pennsylvania,
04-05, instr, 07-13; asst. prof, Cdlifomia, 13-
17, assoc. prof, 17-18, prof, 18- Capt, ord-
nance B. C, 17; major and lieut. col, C.W.S,
18; director, lab, C. W. S, A. E. F; commandant,
Exp. Field and A.E. F. Gas Sch. A.A; Chem.
Soc. (pres, Calif, sect, 15-17). Physical chem-
istry; electro-analysis; spectra; hydrogen elec-
trode; vapor pressures of metals and amalgams;
revision of Trouton's rule; sea-water bittern;
dissociation of alcohol; compounds of fluorin;
theory of solubility.

Hildebrand, Samuel F(rederick), U. S. Bureau of
Fisheries, Washington, D. C. Zoology. Sten*
dal, Ind, Aug. 15, 83. A.B, Ind. State Nor.
Sch, 10; Indiana. Asst. zool, Field Museum
Nat. Hist, 08-10; scientific asst, Bur. Fisheries,
10-14; director, U. S. Fisheries Lab, Beaufort,
N. C, 14-18; U. S. Biol. Sta, Key West, Fla,
18-19; asst. in comm%S9ioner*s office. Bur. Fish-
eries, 19- Mem. Smithsonian biol. surv. of
Canal Zone. A. A; Fisheries Soc; EeoL Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Systematic ichthyology; life
histories and habits of fishes; fishes in relation
to mosquito controL

Hildebrandt, Dr. F(rank) M(errlU), Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh, Pa. Plant physiology, Bio-
ehemistry. Baltimore, Md, Dec. 26, 88. A.B,
Hopkins, 13, Ph.D, 17. Asst, Utah Forest Serv-
ice Exp. Sta, 16-17; chemist, bur. plant indus-
try, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17; fellow, Mellon Inst,
19- Lieut, and later capt, Sanit. C, 17-19,
A.A; Ecol. Soc. Plant growth and climatic
conditions; nutrition of yeast.

Hlldebrandt» Prof. T(heophil) H(enry), Univer-
sity of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. *Mathe-
matics. Canal Dover, Ohio, July 24, 88. A.B,
Illinois, 05; M.S, Chicago, 06, Ph.D, 10. Asst.
math, Chicago, 08-09; instr, Michigan, 09-14,
asst. prof, 14-20, assoc. prof, £0- A.A; Math.
Soc. Functional calculus.

Hilditch, Dr. Warren W(itlierell), Hamot Hos-
pital, Erie, Pa. Chemistry. Tfaompsonville,Conn,
Oct. 5, 83. Ph.B, Yale, 05, PhJ), 09; med. sch,
Hopkins, 05-07. Instr. physiol. chem, col. med,
Syracuse. 09-11; in charge, clin. laboratories,
N. Y. City and Newark, N. J, 11-15; patholo-
gist, Memorial Hosp, Orange, N. J, and director,

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Graves Lab, 15-20; pathologist, Hamot Hosp,
to- A.A; Ghem. Soc. Glycosuria ; carbohydrate
metabolisia in relation to complete removal of
thyroids and partial parathyroidectomy; influ-
ence of alcohol upon metabolism; acidosis; tox-
icity of organic acids.

Hill, Albert F(rederi6k), Osbom Botanical Lab-
oratory, New Haven, Conn. Botany. Dresden,
Germany, Sept. 4, 89. A.B, Dartmouth, 10;
A.M, Harvard, 11. Asst. bot, Harvard, 11-13;
asst, curator, hot. coUeotions, Yale, 14-, inttr,
hot, 18- A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; New Eng.
Bot. Club. Systematic and geographic botany;
ecology.

HiU, Prof. Arthur S(dw»rd), 66 Clinton Place,
The Bronx, New York, N. Y. Chemiatry, New-
ark, N. J, March 20, 80. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 01,
M.S, 03; Ph.D, Freiburg, 03. Instr, high sch.
Newark, N. J, 03-04; chem, N, T. Univ, 04-05,
asst. prof, 05-07, assoc. prof, 07-12, sec'y, sch.
applied science, 06-20, prof, chem, and director,
chem, lah. It- Prof, N. J. CoL Pharm, 06-19;
research chemist, C. W. 8, 18-19. A. A; Chem.
Soc. (councilor, N. Y. sect, 18-) ; N. Y. Chemists
Club; Chem. Gesell. Aromatic aldehydes; sul-
phinic acids; modification of Yolhard's method;
analysis of sulphocyanates; determination of
barium; solubility relations; adsorption; analy-
tical standards; distribution law.

Hill, Ptof. Arthur J(08eph), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Chemigtry, Meriden, Oonn,
April 21, 88. Ph.B, Sheffield Soi. Sch, 10;
Ph.D, Yale, 13. Asst. instr. org, chem, Shef-
field Sd, Sch, Yale, 10-13, instr, 13-17, out.
prof, 17" Besearch chemist, C. W. S, 18. Chem.
Soc. (v. pies, New Haven sect). Proteins; pyri-
midins; synthetic drugs; dye intermediates. *

HIU, Dr. Bruce Vd^roy), 2526 Hartzell St,
Evanston, HI. Fhytiee, KeUogg, Iowa, Oet.
19, 72. Ph3, GrinneU, 96; A.M, Nebraska,
98; Ph.D, Berlin, 02. Instr. physics, California,
03-05; acting rprof. physics and elec. eng, Kan-
sas, 05-07; physidai, Chicago Telephone Co, 07-
Physical Soc; West. Soc. Eng. Applied elec-
tricity; accidental double refraction in colloids;
calorimetrio properties of the ferro-magnetie
metals; magnetic and thermal behavior of al-
loys; alternating current measurements; timd
Umit of sound cUscrlmination; armor.

HiU, Dr. Cfharles, 6330 Bambark Ave, Chicago, 111.
Histology, Emhryology, LeUtnd, 111, June 27,
62. Grad, Mt. Morris, 84; B.S, Michigan, 91,
M.S, 92; Ph.D, Northwestern, 99, M.D, 02.
Prof, zool, Washington (Seattle), 92-98; asst.
prof . histol. and embryol, Northwestern, 98-08;
pres, Chicago Med, Sch, 18- Acting prof, zool,
Northwestern, 02-03. Soc. Nat; Am. Med. Ass.
Embryology; histology and organography;
epiphyses; development of vertebrate head.

HIU, Dr. Obarles W(an«i), 152 Kearny Ave,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Cher^istry, Clarion. Iowa,
April 6, 84. A.B, Minnesota, 05; A.M, Wiscon*
sin, 07, Ph.D, 10. Asst. chem, Wisconsin, 06-
08, instr, 08-10; asst. director, research lab,
Nat. Carbon Co, 10-13, Cleveland Besearch Lab,
13-15; asst. prof, chem, Syracuse, 15-16; re-
search chemist, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 16-20; gen, works manager, Atlantic Terra

Cotta Co, to-" Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Ceramic Soc; Min. Eng. Non-ferrous foundry
chemistry and metaUurgy; rare earths; carbon
manufacture; industriid laboratory organiza-
tion; factory control.

HiU, Pres. David Spenoe, University of New
Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Psychology, Edu-
cation. Nashville, Tenn, Dee. 14, 73. A.B, Ban-
dolph-Macon, 97; Harvard, summer, 97; Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 01; fellow, Clark, 05-07,
Ph.D, 07; LL.D, Kentucky, 16; Arizona, 20.
Instr, Smith Acad, Washington (St. Louis), 97-
04; Balph Sellew night schools, St. Louis, Mo,01-
04; prof. hist, and philos. of eduo, Peabody CoL
Teachers, 07, psychoL and educ, 07-'ll ; prof, elect.
Tennessee, 11; prof, Tulane, 11-13; director.
Bur. Educ. Besearch, New Orleans, 13-16; act-
ing prof, educ, Wisconsin, 16-17; Illinois, 17-
19; pres. New Mexico, 19- Prof, Montana,
summer, 13; Cornell, 14; California, 16; Wis-
consin, 17. A. A; Psychol. Ass; Ass. Clin. Psy-
chol; Ass. Clin. Criminol; Nat. Soe. Study Educ :
Nat. Soc. Vocational Eduo; S. Soc. Philos. and
Psychol, (pres, 15). Individual differences in
children of the public schools; delinquency; in-
dustry and education; vocational education;
educational research in public schools.

K^ii, Prof. D(ayid) tr(iiton), Acadia University,
WolfviUe, N. S, Can. Chemistry, St. Stephen,
N. B, Feb. 24, 87. B.A, New Brunswick, 08;
A.M, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 13. Asst. chem, Yale, 11-
13, instr, 13-17; prof, Acadia, 17- Chem. Soc;
Maritime Chem. Ass. Diffusion theory of reac-
tion velocity.

F^"i Dr. Eben CClayton), Johns Hopkins Medical
School, Baltimore, Md. Boentgenology, Balti-
more, Md, Oct. 9, 82. AJ3, Hopkins, 03, M.D,
07; Freiburg, 04, 06. Asst. anat, Hopkins, 07-
08; Ueut, M. C, 08-12, capt, 13; roentgenologift,
Vassar Hosp, and Dispensairy, Foughkeepsie, N,
Y, IS- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Col. Physicians;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Bontgenology applied to ana-
tomical research.

HiU, Prof. Edwin A<U8ton), 2246 Cathedral Ave,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, CivU engineer-
ing. New York, N. Y, Jan. 18, 50. A.B, Yale,
75. A.M, 02; law sch. Columbia, 76; M.S, George
Washington, 01, Ph.D, 03. Lawyer, railway
manager and civil engineer, 17 years; asst,
examiner, U, S. Patent Office, 00-; instr. chem,
George Washington, 01-05, asst, prof, 06-
Private sec'y to three Commissioners of Pat-
ents; asst. receiver, asst. attorney, asst. supt,
etc, in railway service. A.A; Chem. Soe; assoc.
menu CivU EJng; West. Soc Civil Eng; lU. and
Conn. Engineers Societies; Wash. Micros. Soc;
Postal Micros. Club. Engineering; chemistry;
stereo-chemistry; physical chemistry.

HUl, Prot G(eorge) Albert^ 61 Home Ave, Mid-
dletown, Conn. Chemistry, Worcester, Mass,
March 22, 92. B.S, Worcester, 13; A.M, Har-
vard, 14, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem, Harvard, 17-
19; assoc prof, Wesleyan, 19- CAiem. Soc. Or-
ganic chemistry; ketones; natural coloring
matter.

Hill, O«orge Andrews, XT. S. Naval Observatory,
Washington, D. O. Astronomy. Elizabeth, N.
J, April 11, 58. George Washington, 87. Com-
puter, U, S. Naval Ohservatory, 89-93, asst.

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astronomer, 93-20, astronomer, SO- TJ. S.
eclipse exped, 00, Spain, 05. Astron. Soc. Vari-
ation of latitude; constants of nutation and
aberration; star positions; longitude by ivire-
less time signals.

Hill, Dr. a6o(rge) B(ic]iard), Jr, 555 E. iMfth
North St, Logan, Utah. Botany, Ogden, Utah,
April 10, 84. B.S, Brigham Young, 07 ; B.S, Utah
Col, 08 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Asst. plant, physiol,
Cornell, 10-11, instr, 11-12; research asst. Mo.
Bot. Garden, 12-13; hotaniat and plant pathol-
ogist, Utah Col, and Exp, 8ta, IS-, director,
sch. agr, 16- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Nat. Agr. Soc. Plant physiology
and pathology; storage of fruits and vegetables;
potatoes.

HIU, Dr. Hdbbort) Wdnslow), Institute of Public
Health, London, Can. Bacteriology, PublicBeaith,
St. John, N. B, Sept. 16, 71. M.B, Toronto,
93, George Brown scholar, 93-94, M.D, 99;
D.P.H, Hopkins, 95. Demonstrator bacter. and
path, Toronto, 95; first asst. bacteriologist,
Louisville filtration experiments, 96; biologist
and later director, Brooklyn Water Lab, 96-98;
chief, Bur. Sanit. Supervision of Brooklyn water
shed, 97-98; director, bacter. lab, Boston Board
of Health, 98-05; instr. bacter, Harvard, 03-05;
asst. prof, Minnesota, 05-12; asst. director.
Minn. State Board of Health, 05-09, epidemi-
ologist, 09, director of div, 09-12; director,
Inst. Pub. Health and chief, div. epidemiol, Lon-
don, Ont, 12-18; prof. pub. health. Western,
12-18, dean of faculty, 16-18; exec, sec'y,
Minn. Pub. Health Ass, 18-20; director, Inst,
of Pub, Health, tO- First asst, Phila. Board
of Health Lab, 96; inspector. State Board of
Health, N. Y, 96-98 ; managing, and later assoc.
ed, *Am. Jour. Pub. Hyjriene, ' 00-04; ed, *Minn.
Health Jour'; capt, C. E. F, 16-18. Starr gold
medal, Toronto, 99. A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass, (chair-
man, lab. sect, 07) ; Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Ass;
Can. Med. Soc; Toronto Path. Soc. (sec'y, 93);
Boston Soc. Med. Sci. Morphology; bacteriol-
ogy technique; epidemiology of typhoid and
poliomyelitis; porons x>etri dishes, pressure filter
for sera and hanging block.

HUl, James M(adi8on), U. S. Geological Survey,
Custom House, San Francisco, Calif. Geology,
Chicago, 111, Feb. 14, 84. B.S, Chicago, 06.
With U. 8. Geol, 8urv, 07- Min. and Metal.
Eng; Wash. Acad. Economic geology; plat-
inum; bauxite; barytes.

Hill, Prof. J<ohn) Ben(jamln), State College, Pa.
Botany, Genetics, Lebanon, 111, Dec. 12, 79.
B.S. A, Missouri, 08; A.B, Cornell, 09; Ph.D,
Chicago, 13. Asst. hot, Cornell, 07-09; instr,
Pa, State, 09-11, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc. prof,
15-20, prof, go- Second lieut, Inf, 18. A.A;
Bot. Soc Morphology and genetics; plant anat-
omy; anatomy of Lycopodium; morphology of
hybrid embryos; microtechnic ; species hybrids
of Digitalis.

Hill, Prof. John E(dward), Providence, R. T.
Civil engineering. New York, N. Y, Nov. 9, 64.
B.S, Rutgers, 84, M.S, 87, C.E, 92, hon. ScD,
05; M.C.E, Cornell, 95. Instr. civil eng, Cor-
nell, 90-94; instr, later assoc. prof, and prof.
Brown, 94- A.A; Civil Eng; New Eng. Water

Works Ass. Shades, shadows and perspective;
sanitation.

Hill, John W(illmntli), Mitchell Building, Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Hydraulic and sanitary engineering,
Covington, Ky, Oct. 10, 48. Cincinnati pub,
schools. Planned and constructed in whole or
in part over sixty systems of public water sup-
ply in the United States; chief engineer, bur.

• filtration, Dept. Pub. Works, Phila, 01-05; Cin-
cinnati Water Works, 06-07. Mem. Ohio State
Board of Health, 10-15. Gold medal, Cincin-
nati Indust. Expos, 74. Civil Eng; Pub. Health
Ass; Am. Water Works Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Franklin Inst. Construction of
works of public water supply; economy in steam
engines, boilers and fuels; value of water works
properties and public utilities; filtration of pub-
lic water supplies; interpretation of analytical
data pertaining to domestic water supplies.

HiU, Dr. J(oseph) B;ennett» 207 N. 35th St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Chemistry, Philadelphia, Oct. 3,
91. B.S, Pennsylvania, 13, Ph.D, 16. Lah.
manager, chem, dept, Barrett Co, 16- Chem.
Soc; Chem. Eng. Coal tar compounds; tung-
sten.

Hill, Prof. B(enben) It(orenco), 645 N. Eighth
East St, Logan, Utah. Chemistry, Ogden,
Utah, March 24, 88. B.S, Utah Col, 12; Ph.D,
Cornell, 15. Instr. biol. chem, Cornell, 15-16;
biochemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16 ; Md.
Exp. Sta, 16-18; prof, chem, Utah Col, and in
charge nutrttion investigations, Exp, Sta, 19-
Nutrition officer, U.S. A, 18-19. Soc. Biol.
Chem. Mammary development; milk secretion;
metabolism; human nutrition.

Hill, Robert Thomas, Central Building, Los Ange-
les, Calif. * Geology, Geography, Sociology,
Nashville, Tenn, Aug. 11, 58. B.S, Cornell, 86;
LL.D, Baylor, 20. Asst. paleontologist, U. 8. Geol.
Surv, 86-88, asst. geologist, 88-89; geologist,
Ark. Geol. Surv, 89; prof, geol, Texas, 89-91;
geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 8^-04; cooperating
with Prof. A. Agassiz in West Indian explora-
tion, 95. U. S. investigations of underground
waters, 92; assoc ed, *Am. Geologist,' 90-;
lecturer, Michigan, 02. AJL; Geol. Soc; Ass.
Geog; Min. Eng; Am. Geog. Soc; Seismol. Soc;
Wa^. Biol, Geol. and Philos. Societies; Texas
Acad; Texas Hist. Soc; Southern Hist. Soc;
Southwest. Geol. Soc. (pres) . The basic geology,
paleontology, ph3rsiography, commercial and so-
cial geography of Spanish America, with refer-
ence to continental evolution; geology of the
Mexican Plateau, including southwestern United
States; geology of the Windward Islands.

Hill, Dr. Samuel S(mith), State Asylum for In-
sane, Wemersville, Pa. MentcLl and nervous dis-
eases. Mercer Co, Pa, May 9, 68. M.D, Pitts-
burgh, 94. First asst. physician, State Asylum
for Insane, Wemersville, 94-97, physidan-in-
ehief and supt, 97- A.A ; Medico-Psychol. Ass ;
Am. Med. Ass.

HIU, Prof. W(llliam) KCnhns), Carthage Collv»ge,
Carthage, HI. Chemistry, Leechburg, Pa, Dec.
11, 57. A.B, Pennsylvania Col, 79, A.M, 82,
hon. Sc.D, 10. Prof, sci, Carthage Col, 84-93,
chem, 00- A.A; Chem. Soc.

Hlllebrand, Prof. W(illlam) A(rthur), Stanford
University, Calif. Electrical engineering. Per-

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rysburg, Ohio, Oct. 9, 82. A.B, Cornell, 05.
With West. Elec. Co, 0^-07; iMtr. elec, eng,
Stanford, 07-10, asaU prof, 10- Assoc. Elec.
Eng. Effect of voltage unbalancing on the ca-
pacity of polyphase motors; unbalancing in
polyphase transformer connections.

HiUebrand, W(illiam) F (rands), 3023 Newark
St, N. W, Washington, B. 0. •Chemistry.
Honolulu, Hawaii, Dee. 12, 53. Cornell, 70-72;
Heidelberg, 72-76, Ph.D, 75; Strasbourg, 76-77;
Freiberg, 77-78; hon. Phar.D, Nat. Col. Phar-
macy. Chemist, XJ. S. Geol. Surv, 80-08; chief
ehemist, Bur. of Standards, 08-; prof. chem.
and physics, Nat. CoL Pharmacy, 93-10. Chan-
dler medal, Columbia. Nat. Acad; AA; Chem.
Soc. (assoc. ed, 'Jour,' 00^, reviewer, 02-06,
assoc. ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Cliem,* 09-16,
asst. ed, 'Abstracts,' 07-10, pres, 06); Philos.
Soc; hon. mem. Colo. Sci. Soc; Gottingen Gesell.
Minerals, rocks and methods of analysis.

HilUard, Prof. C(urtis) M(orrl8on), Simmons Col-
lege, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology, Dorehester,
Mass, Aug. 5, 87. A.B, Dartmouth, 09; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 10. Instr. biol, Col. City of N. Y,
10-12; oBst, prof, sanit. science, Purdue, 12-
14; hiol, Simmons, 14- A.A; Soc. Baot; Pub.
Health Ass; Mass. Ass. Boards of Health.
Streptococci; water supply and purification.

Willis Dean J(oseph) L(awreiica), University of
Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Agricultural chem-
istry. Agronomy. Boston, Mass, March 2, 61.
B.S, Mass. CoL and Boston, 81; hon. ScD,
Butgers, 03. Asst. chem, Mass. Exp. Sta, 81-
84; N. J. Exp. Sta, 84-85; chemist, Vt. Exp.
Sta, 88-98, director, 9S-; prof. agr. chem, Ver-
mont, 93-07, agron, 07-, dean, dept. agr, 98-
Chemist, New Eng. Internal Bevenue Lab. for
Sugar Bounty work, 92; mem. Vt, State Board
Agr. and Cattle Commission, 92-00; sec'yy State
Board Agr. and Forestry, 09- A. A; Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sei; Ass. Agr. Col (see 'y-treas) . Agri-
cultural chemistry, particularly along dairying
lines.

HUIa, B(lchard) 0(harle8), Ernest and Cranmer
Building, Denver, Colo. Geology. Ewhurst,
Surrey, England, Feb. 5, 48. Private study.
Geologist, Colo. Fuel and Iron Co, 84-04; Vic-
tor-Am. Fuel Co, 04- Geologist, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 94-98; oil geologist. United Oil and other
corporations; hon. curator geol. and miner,
Colo. Museum Nat. Hist. A.A; fel. Geol. Soc;
hon. fel. Colo. Sci. Soc. (pres, 88, 90) ; fel. Lon-
don Qteol. Soc Tertiary beds of Huerfano
Biver Basin; orographical and structural fea-
tures of Boeky Mountain geology; Elmoro,
Spanish Peaks and Walsenbnrg folios ; coals and
coal fields of Boeky Mountains; growth of crys-
tals.

Hills, Dr. TChomaa) L(awreiioe), 59 N. Prospect
St, Burlington, Vt. Bacteriology. Burlington,
Vt, Aug. 18, 90. Ph.B, Vermont, 13; M.S,
Wisconsin, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst. bacteriologist,
Pa. State, 14-15 ; bacteriologist, Idaho Exp. Sta,
17-18; lieut, Sanit. C, 19-20; director. West.
Mich. Clin. Lab, Grand Bapids, Mich, 19- A.A;
Soc. Baet. Influence of Protozoa and nitrates
on soil bacteria.

Hlllfl, Prof. TChomas) M(cI>oiigall), Vassar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Geology. Allegheny,

Pa, Feb. 19, 81. Ph3, Wooster, 02. Prof, geol,
Toledo, 09-10; asst. prof, Ohio State, 10-20; prof,
Vassar, tO- Asst. geol, Chicago, summer, 06;
in charge, dept. observation, seh. mil. aeronaut,
Ohio State, 17-18. A. A; Am. Geog. Soc; Ohio
Acad. (v. pres, 16). Geology of Muskingum
County. Ohio; glacial geology of Bitterroot
mountains, Montana.

HUlyer, Prof. H(omer) W(intlirop), National
Aniline and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N. Y.
^Chemistry. Waupun, Wis, Jan. 26, 59. Bipon,
78-79; B.S, Wisconsin, 82; Ph.D, Hopkins, 85.
Asst. and instr. chem, later asst. prof. org.
chem, Wisconsin; in research dept. Gen. Chem.
Co, 07-17; Nat. AniXine and Chem. Co, 17-
Chem. Soc. Derivatives of phenyl ether; phe-
noxozone compounds; aluminum aleoholates;
theory of the action of soap; electrolytic iodo-
form; dye-stuff intermediates; azo-ehrom dyes.

HUport, Dr. WiUla 8(toae), 9 S. Clinton St, Chi-
cago, 111. Chemistry. Chicago, 81. B.S, Chi-
cago, 03, fellow, 04-06, Ph.D, 06. Color chemist,
Sherwin-Williams Co, 06-08; ehemist. Am. Med.
Ass, 08-16; director, lab. operations. Miner.
Laboratories, 16- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharma-
eeut. Ass. Industrial chemistry.

HUtner, B(obert) 8(ilT6r), 570 High St, Denver,
Colo. Chemistry. Lincoln, Nebr, June 12, 73.
B.S, Nebraska, 94, fellow, 94-96, A.M, 96.
Asst. chemist, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 96-98; instr.
chem, Nebraska, 98-03; chemist, oifice super-
vising architect, Treasury Dept, 03-06; chemist
and examiner of drugs, U. S. Customs Service,
Chicago, 06-07; chemist, U. S. Food and Drug
Inspection Lab, Denver, Colo, 07-10, chief, 10-
20; director, Colo, inspection service, Nat. Ca«-
ners Ass, ISO- Chemist, Am. Beet Sugar Co,
Chino, Calif, summer, 02. Chem. Soc (sec'y
and treas, Nebr. sect, 00, Colo, sect, 20) ; Agr.
Chem. Sugar analysis; mineral chemistry;
technical chemistry; food and drug analysis.

HUton, Dr. William A(twood), Pomona College,
Claremont, Calif. Zoology. Vannetten, N. Y,
June 27, 78. B.S, OomeU, 99, scholar, 99-00,
fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 02. Asst. zool, Cornell,
02; instr, Pomona, 05-06, asst. prof, 06-07,
assoc. prof, 07-08; instr. histol, Cornell, 08-
11; histol. and embryol, Minnesota, 11-12;
prof, tool, Pomona, if- A.A; Soc Zool; Ass.
Anat; Micros. Soc; Entom. Soc Central nerv-
ous system; human face; animal distribution.

Hindfl* Honry, 1153 Laurel Ave, St. Paul, Minn.
Geology. Helena, Mont, Oet 12, 83. A.B,
North Dakota, 06; Bhodes scholar, Oxford, 04-
07, B.A, 06; fellow, Chieago, 07-08. Asst. N.
Dak. (}eol. Surv, 03; demonstrator, Oxford, 06-
07; asst. geologist, Iowa Geol. Surv, 07; junior
geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 07-10, assoc. geologist,
10-12, paleontologist, 12-13, geologist, 14-19;
Sinclair OH and Sef. Co, 19- A. A; Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc. Coal deposits of
North Dakota, Montana, Iowa, Missouri and Vir-
ginia ; geology of areas in Kansas, Missouri, Illi-
nois and Virginia.

HindB, Prof. J(ohn) I(z«deUe) D(lllard), 1718
West End Ave, Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry.
Guilford Co, N. C, Dec. 13, 47. AJ3, A.M,
C.E, Cumberland, 73, LL.D, 00; Berlin, 80;
Harvard, 82; hon. Ph.D, Lincoln. Frof. physi-

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eal science, Cumberland, 73-00; chem. and
dean, Nashville, 00-11, acting chancellor^ 09-
12; Cumberland, 12-15; chemist Tenn, Geoh
Surv, 18- Teacher, summer schools and supt.
of platform, Monteagle Assembly, 91-96. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Tenn. Acad, (vice-pres, 12); Chem.
Gesell. Inorganic chemistry; photometric anal-
ysis; qualitative analysis. [Died, 21.]

Hinds, Dr. W(aireii) E(lnier), Alabama Poly-
technic Institute^ . Auburn, Ala. Entomology,
Townsend, Mass, Sept. 20, 76. B.S, Boston
and Mass. Col^ 99; Ph.D, Mass. Col, 02. Ex-
pert asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01, spe-
cial field agent, 02-07; prof, entom, Ala, Poly-
tech, and entomologist, Exp, Sta, 07- Lecturer
entom, summer sch, Md. Col, 01. A. A; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc. The Thy-
sanoptera of North America; the Mexican cot-
ton boll-weevil in Texas; control of insects
attacking stored com; fumigation for insect
control.

Hine, Prof. Ja(me)8 S(tewart), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Zoology, Wauseon,
Ohio, June 13, 66. B.S, Ohio State, 93. Instr.
entom, Ohio State, 94-96, asst. prof, 96-02,
assoc, prof, sool, and entom, Ot- Ed, 'Ohio
Jour. Science.' A.A; assoc. Omith. Union;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Ohio Acad. Panorpidae of North Amer-
ica; Diptera; North American Tabanidae.

Hines, Dr. Marion, University of Chicajo^o, Chi-
cago, HI. Anatomy, Cartilage, Mo, June 11,
89. A.B, 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Asst. anat,
Chicago, 15-17, assoc, 17-18, instr, IS- Ass.
Anat. Growth of the telencephalon in man.

Hines, Prof. Murray Arnold, 2205 Sherman Ave,
Evanston, 111. Chemistry, North Adams, Mass,
Aug. 5, 76. A.B, St. Lawrence, 99, A.M, 01;
A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 06. Asst.
chem. and Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 02-
06; chemist, Mallinckrodt Chem. Works, St.
Louis, 06-07; asst. prof, chem, Northwestern,
07-16, assoc. prof, 16-19, prof, 19- A. A;
Chem. Soc. Specific gravities of cadmium
chlorid and cadmium bromid; atomic weights
of cadmium, manganese and chromium.

Hlnman, Dr. Alice H(amlln), 1825 S. 24th St, Lin-
coln, Nebr. Psychology, Constantinople, Tur-
key, Dec. 20, 69. A.B, Wellesley, 93; Ph.D,
Cornell, 97. Teacher, Abbot Acad, Andover,
Mass, 90-92; prof, psychol, Mt. Holyoke, 97;
instr, Nehraska, 98-99, lecturer, 02^ Lecturer,
Teachers' Institutes, Nebr. and S. Dak. West.
Philos. Ass. Attention; rhythm; hypnotism;
memory span in infancy and early diildhood;
development of voluntary attention in the years
from one to ^^e,

Hlnman, Prof. Jack JCones), Jt, State University
of " Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Chemistry, In-
dianapolis, Ind, Oct. 14, 88. Purdue, 07-09;
A.B, Butler, 11, M.S, 15; Iowa; Bennes, 19.
Asst. chemist, Ind. State Board of Health, 06-
11; city chemist, Indianapolis, 11-14; asst. di-
rector, Iowa State Epidemiol. Lab. and instr.
water and sewage examination, Iowa, 14-15,
water bacteriologist and chemist, Iowa State
Board of Health, 16-; asst, prof, epidemiol, and
water bacteriologist, Iowa, 18- Capt, Sanit. C,
A.E.F, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. In-

dust; Water Works Ass. (trustee, 18-21, sec'y,
Iowa sect, 15-); Pub. Health Ass; Ind. Acad;
Iowa Acad; Soc. Chim. indust. Sanitary biol-
ogy; formaldehyde determination; milk; water
purification and examination.

Hinrichs, Dr. Onstavns (Detlef), 4106 Shenandoah
Ave, St. Louis, Mo. ^Chemistry, Lunden, CJer-
many, Dec. 2, 36. Copenhagen, 53-61. Prof,
physical science, Iowa, 62-86; chem, Col. Phar-
macy, St. Louis, 89-03; med. dept, St. Louis,
03-07. A. A. Molecular mechanics with cos-
mical and other applications.

Hinsdale, Dr. Gny, Hot Springs, Va. Medicine,
Climatology, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 26, 58.
A.B, Amherst, 78, A'.M, 81 ; M.D, Pennsylvania,
81. Lecturer climat, Pennsylvania, 96-00;
MedicoChirurg. Col, Phila, 05-16. Boylston
prize, Harvard, 98 ; Hodgkins prize, Smithsonian
Inst, 14. A.A; CHimat. Ass. (pres, 19); Neur.
Ass; Am. Acad. Med; Phila. Col. Physicians
(curator, 84-01) ; cor. fel, balneol. and climat.
sect, Boyal Soc. Med. Climatology; neurology;
hydrotherapy; balneology.

Hlnton, Dr. WUliam A(ngiistiis), 240 Lonffwood
Ave, Boston, Mass. Pathology, Bacteriology.
Chicago, 111, Dec. 15, 83. B.S, Harvard, 05;
M.D, Harvard, 12. Instr, prev, med, and hy-
giene. Harvard Med, Sch, Asst. director, bioL
lab, Mass. State Dept. of Health; pathol-
ogist, Boston Dispensary. A. A; Am. Med. Ass:
Pub. Health Ass. Serology of syphilis and
gonococcus infections in relation to public
health.

Hintze, Prof. F(erdinand) F(nis), 580 Corona
St, Denver, Colo. Geology, Paleontology, Big
Cottonwood, Utah, Dec 8. 81. A.B, Utah,
08, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Asst. chem,
Utah, 06-08; prof, physical sciences, Weber
Acad, Ogdon, Utah, 08-09 ; asst. geol, Utah, 09-

10, instr. miner, and geol, 10-11; paleont, Co-
lumbia, 11-13; asst. prof, geol, Lehigh, 13-18.
Geologist, Wyo. State Geol. Surv, summer, 14.
Geol. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Stratigraphy; physi-
ography; economic geology; paleontology.

Hippie, J(olm) H(erton), Westinghouse Elec-
trical and Manufacturing Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Electrical engineering, Jefferson, Ohio, Oct. 22,
76, M.E, Ohio State, 98. Designing engineer,
Westinghouse Elec, and Mfg, Co, 99-11, div. en-
gineer, 11-20, manager, motor eng, dept, fO-
Elec. Eng. Motor engineering.

Hirsch, Dr. Alcam, 50 E. 41st St, New York, N. T.
Chemistry, Corpus Christi, Tex, 85. A.B,
Texas, 07, M.S, 08, Ch.E, 09; Ph.D, Wisconsin,

11. Pres, Hirsch Laboratories, 11- Electro-
chemistry; electrometallurgy; pharmaceutical
products.

Rlxscli, Dr. B(dwln) F(red6rick), 9170 Pleasant
Ave, Chicago, HI. Pathology, Milwaukee,
Wis, Aug. 18, 86. A.B, Northwestern, 10;
A.M, Illinois, 11; Ph.D, Chicago, 14, M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 16. Instr. path, Chicago, 14;-
17; director, lab, St, Luke's Hosp, 19- In M. C,
U.S. A, 17-19. Ass. Path, and Bact. Bac-
teriology.

Hirschf elder, Dr. A(rthnr) DConglass), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Pharmacol-
ogy, San Francisco, Calif, Sept. 29, 79. B.S,

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California, 97; M.D, Hopkins, 03. Bes. house
officer, Hopkins Hosp, 03-04; asst. med, Cooper
Med. Col, 04-05; voluntary asst. med, Hopkins,
05-06, instr, 06-08, assoc, Hopkins, and asst,
Hopkins Hosp, 08-13; prof, and director phar-
maeol, Minnesota, 13- A.A; assoe. mem. Am.
Physicians; Soe. Pharmacol, (councilor, 15);
8oc. Exp. Biol; Soe. CHn. Invest; Am. Med.
Ass. (chairman, sect, pharmacol. and therapeut,
17); Chem. Soe. (chairman, Minn, sect, 17).
Internal medicine; diseases of the heart; action
of digitalis and acids; experimental pneumo-
nia; lead poisoning; edema; prevention of louse
infection; local anesthetics.

Hirschklnd, Dr. Wilhelm, California Alkali Co,
Cartage, Calif. Chemistry. Baiersdorf, Ba-
varia, Germany, Aug. 14, 86. Mimich, 04-06;
Royal Inst Tech, Berlin, 06-07; D.Ing^ Inst.
Tech, S^arlsruhe, 09. Chemist and asst. supt,
Chromate and Alizarin Factory, Germany, 09-
12; instr. chem, Illinois, 12-13; chemist, J. M.
Waterman Chem. Co, 18-15; Nat, Soda Prod-
ucts Co, 16- Eighth Int. Cong. Applied Chem,
12. A.A; Chem. Soe; Chenu Verehi. Physical
and industrial chemistry; gas equilibria; salt
solutions; natural salt brines.

HlXBhberg, Dr. Iieonard K(eene), 55th Street and
Seventh Ave, New York, N. Y. Zoology, Psy-
chology, Pathology. Baltimore, Md, Jan. 9, 77.
Hopkins, 98, M.D, 12-14; Vienna, 03; hon. A.M,
Loyola, 12; Berlin. Instr. bacter. Col. Physi-
cians and Surg, Baltimore, 04-08, assoc. neuro-
path, 06-08; extern, dermat, Hopkins Hosp, 08-
10; research worker exp. psychol, gool. and phUos,
If- A. A; Ass. Clin. Research (pres, 13);
Physico-Chem. Soe. Experimental psychology
and medicine; bacteriology; zoology; aninu^
behavior.

Hlrshfeld, Prof. Odarenoe) FCloyd), Detroit Edi-
son Co, Detroit, Mich. MechaniccU engineering,
San Francisco, Calif, Jan. 30, 81. B.S, Califor-
nia, 02; M.M.E, ComeU, 05. Instr. exp. eng,
Cornell, 03-05, asst. prof, power eng, 05-09, prof,
09-13; chief, research dept, Detroit Edison Co,
IS- Major and lieut. col, ordnance dept, 18-19.

Hitch, Dr. A(rthnr) B(oiiiaiiie), P. O. Box 525,
Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Vienna, Md,
Aug. 8, 84. A.B, Washington (Md), 08, M.S,
11; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Teacher chem, Caeca-
dilla Sch, Ithaca, N. Y, 08-10; asst. instr, Cor-
nell, 10-13; chemist, Solvay Process Co, 13-14;
acting director, dept. chem, Bice Inst, 14-17;
chemist, Nat. Carbon Co, 17-18; ehief chemist,
Ashland Iron and Mining Co, 18-19; research
chemist, B, I, duPont de Nemows and Co, 19-
Chem. Soe; Electrochem. Soe Inorganic and
physical chemistry; thermal deeomx)osition of
trinitrids.

Hitch, Dr. E(mmet) F (rands), E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, Wilmington, DeL Chemistry,
Vienna, Md^ Sept. 3, 82. A.B, Washington
(Md), 04; A.M, 07; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Instr.

. chem, Washington (Md), 04-06; CascadillA
Sch, Ithaca, N. Y, 06-08; org. chem, 0>mell,
08-13; asst. prof. org. and simit. chem, Pitts-
burgh, 13-14; chief chemist. West Cartridge
Co. 14-18; E. I. duPont de Nemowrs and Co,
18- Special lecturer, univ. exten, Pittsburgh,
13-14. Chem. Soe. Explosives; dyestufPs; color

and chemical composition; tetrachlorofluorescein
and some of its derivatives; preparation of
acetamid.

Hitchcock, Prof. A(lbert) 8 (pear), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Bot'
any. Agrostology, Owosso, Mich, Sept. 4, 65.
B.S.A, Iowa State, 84, M.S, 86, ScD, 20. Asst.
chem, Iowa State, 85; instr, Iowa, 86-89; bot
asst, Mo. Bot. Garden, 89-91 ; prof, bot, Kansas
State, 92-^01; asst. agrostologist, V, 8. Dept,
Agr, 01-05, systematic agrostologist, OS- Cus-
todian, sect, grasses, U. S. Nat. Herbarium.
Mem. Nat. Besearch Council. A.A. (sec'y, G,
01); Bot. Soe. (pres, 14); Wash. Acad; Wash.
Bot. Soe. (pres, 16); Wash. Biol. Soe; Wash.
Biol. Field Club; Kans. Acad. Taxonomy of
grasses.

Hitchcock, Prof. B(dward), Jr, Boom 32, State
House, Boston, Mass. Hygiene, Physicctl etdture.
Stratford, Conn, Sept. 1, 54. A.B, Amherst,
78, A.M, 81; M.D, Dartmouth, 81; Bellevue
Med. Col. Instr. physical culture and elocu-
tion, Amherst, 81-84; prof, hygiene and phys-
ical culture, Cornell, 84-03. Instr. elocution,
Mass. Col, 82-83. Ass. Adv. Physical Educ.
(sec'y); Physical Educ. Soe. (v. pres); Am.
Acad. Med. (v. pres); Mass. Med. Soe; Tomp-
kins Co. (N. Y) Med. Soe. Physical measure-
ments; vital statistics.

Hitchcock, Prof. B(mbiiry) ACsbnry), 348 W.
Eighth Ave, Columbus, Ohio. Mechanical engi"
neering, Henrietta, N. Y, June 26, 66. M.E,
Cornell, 90. Designer, Corliss Steam Engine
Co, Providence, B. I, 90-93; asst. exp. eng,
Ohio State, 91-93, asst. prof, 93-96, assoc prof,
96-97, prof, 97-13; engineer, E. W. Clark and
Co. Management Corp, 13-19; v. pres, Bailey
Meter Co, 19-20; dean, col. eng, Ohio State,
to- Mech. Eng; assoc. mem. Naval Eng. Hy-
droelectric engineering; boiler and locomotive
tests; the economical* use of fuels; natural gas
supply for Columbus.

Hitchcock, Dr. Faimy BCysam) M(nlford), 4038
Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. Biology, Chem-
istry. Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 7, 51. Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 94. A. A; Chem. Soe; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Franklin Inst; Acad. Polit. and
Social Sci; fel. N. Y. Acad. Effect of high
temx>erature on minerals; chemistry of iron
ores; origin of disease in the pineapple plant.

Hitchcock, Prof. Frank L(anren), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Mathematics, New York, N. Y, March 6,
75. A.B, Harvard, 96, Ph.D, 10; Paris, 97-
03; Cincinnati, 06-07. Prof, chem, Fargo,
03-06; asst; prof, Kenyon, 07-09; instr. math,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 10-17, asst, prof, 17- Int.
Ass. Prom. Quaternions. Mathematical chemis-
try; quaternions and vector uialysis.

Hitchcock, Prof. Oeo(rge) 0(ale),Claremont,Calil
Physics, Physical chemistry. Galesburg, Ili»
April 24, 61. A.B, Nebraska, 83; Hopkins, 84-
85; Cornell, 12-13. Prof. nat. science, Pierre,
85-92; chem, Wash. Col, 91-93; physics and
chem; Pomona, 93-06, physics, OS- Physical
Soe; Ilium. Eng. Soe; Eng. Educ.

Hitchcock, Prof. Baymond &(oyce>, University of
North Dakota, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Mathe-

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matics. Lake Mills, Wis, May 2, 80. A.B, Wia-
consin, 07; A.M, Northwefltem, 10. Instr.
math, Wisconsin, 07; Northwestern, 07-10;
North Dakota, 10-12, asst. prof, 12-14, assoe.
prof, and head of dept, 14-15, prof, 15- Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Theory of fonetions; Mer-
senne's numbers; Riema|bi surfaces.

Hitchens, Dr. A(rthur) Parker, Army Medical
School, Washington, D. C. Bacteriology. Delmar,
Del, Sept. 14, 77. Temple Col; M.D, Medico-
Chirurg. Col, Phila, 98. Instr. path, and bac-
ter, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 00-01; bacteri-
ologist. Antitoxin Lab, Glenolden, 01-18,
director, 0&-18; research in tuber, hygienic lab,
U. S. Pub. Health Service, 20; oast. prof, haeter,
Army Med. 8oh. Major, M.B.C, 18-19, lieut. col,
19-20, major, M.C, 20-; ed, 'Abstracts Bacter,'
16- A. A; Soc. Bact. (sec'y-treas, 13-); Ass.
Path, and Bact; Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Asa;
Pub. Health Ass; Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila.
Clin. Soc. (pres, 05). Bacterial toxins and an-
tisera; immunology; tuberculosis.

Hito, Prof. B(ert) H(olm68), Morffantown, W.
Va. Chemitrtry. Morgantown, Aug. 18, 66.
M.S, West Virginia, 90; Hopkins, 91-95, fellow,
93-95. Prof. org. chem, West Virginia, 96-98,
agr. ohem, 98- Chief chemist, W. Va. Exp.
Sta, 95-, ▼. director, 02-; chief diendst, W.
Va. Geol. Surv, 98-; consulting chemist, B. and
O. B. B, 16-18; ordnance dept, U.S. A, 18.
Int. Cong. Applied Chem, 03, 09; Int. Cong.
Food and Drug Adulteration, 08, 09. A.A;
Chem. Soc; .^gt. Chem; Electroehem. Soc;
Franklin Inst. Molecular weights; sour soils ;
combustion; high pressure in chemistry and
bacteriology; fixation of nitrogen.

Hite, Mi88 Beriha O(oiirtzlglit), 1801 K St. Wash-
ington, D. C. Botany. Lancaster, Ohio, July
23, 80. A.B, Ohio State, 04. Teacher, high
schools, Ohio, 04-07; sciwtific out, hut. plant
indtwt, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 08- Phytopath. Soc.
(Termination of seeds.

Hitzrot, Dr. Ja(me)8 Morley, 126 E. 37th St, New
York, N. T. Swrgery. McKeesport, Pa, Feb.
22, 75. A.B, Princeton, 97; MJ), Hopkins, 01.
Instr. surg, med. col, Cornell, 05; asst. surgeon,
Bellevue Hosp; prof. olin. surg, med, ool,
Cornell. Assoc, surgeon, New York Hosp,
08. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Aead. Mad;
N. Y. Surg. Soc. Surgc^ of spleen, lungsi
bones and joints.

Hizson, Prof. Arthur W(axTen), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Chemical engineering.
Miiflinbury, Pa, July 7, 80. A.B, Kansas, 07,
M.S, 15; Ph.D, Columbia, 18. Chemist and
metallurgist, Detroit Copper Mining Go, 06-07;
chemist, 111. Exp. Sta, 08; assoc. prof, indust.
chem. and metal, Iowa, 09-17; chem. eng,
Columbia, 19- Chem. engineer, ordnance depty
U.S. A, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Coal; asphalt;
carvacrol; chemical plant design and operation.

^Jo^t, Dr. Axel M(agau8), 150 York St, New
Haven, Conn. Fharmaoology. Qiicago, HI,
Nov. 28, 89. A3, Illinois, 14, M.S, 15; Ph.D,
Yale, 18. Asst. chem, Illinois, 14-15; instr.
Pharmacol, Yale, 17- Chem. Soc. Organic
chemistry.

Hoad, Prof. Wdlllam) OOulsttan), 1028 Martin
Place, Ann Arbor, Mich. Sanitary engineering.

Lecompton, Kans, Jan. 11, 74. Lane, 90-94;
B.S, Kansas, 98. Asst. prof, assoc. prof, and
prof, civil eng, Kansas, 00-12; sanit. eng, Mich-
igan, It- Engineer Kans. State Board of
Health, 07-12. A.A; Civil Eng; Pub. Health
Ass; Water Works Ass; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. Stream pollution; administration
of streams; sewage disposal; city water supply.

Hoadlay, Prof. O60(rge) A(rthnr), Walnut Lane,
Swarthmore, Pa. Fhysics. Sheffield, Mass,
Dec. 2, 48. A.B, C.E, Union, 74, A.M, 77,
ScD, 07. Principal, Acad, Argyle, N. Y, 74-
79; union sch. Port Edward, N. Y, 79-83; pub.
sdiools, Florence, Mass, 83-86; Northampton,
86-88; prof, physics, Swarthmore, 88-14, emer.
prof, 14- VLem. jury of awards, elec. sect, Phila.
Export Expos, 00. A. A; Physical Soc; Elec.
Eng. (chairman, Phila. sect, 09); Ilium. Exig.
Soc. (pros, 19); Franklin Inst; Phila. Physics
Club (pros, 10). Practical measurements in
magnetism and electricity.

Hoagland, Prof. Dennia Bob(er)t» 2709 Parker
St, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Golden, Colo,
April 2, 84. A.B, Stanford, 07; A.M, Wiscon-
sin, 13. Instr. chem, California, 07-10; chemist,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-13; assoc. prof. agr. chem,
California, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc. Agricultural
chemistry; plant nutrition; soil chemistry.

Hoagland, Prof. Balph, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. 0. Chemistry. Long
Lake, Minn, Sept. 22, 80. B.Agr, Minne-
sota, 04. Asst. diemist, Minn. Dairy and Food
Dept, 04-06; chemist in charge, meat inspec-
tion lab, Chicago, U. S. Dept. Ajgr, 06-09; prof,
agr. chem. and soils, Minnesota, and chemist,
Exp. Sta, 09-13; chemist, hur. animal indust,
V. S. Dept. Agr, IS- Agr. Chem; Pub. Health
Ass. Meats; flour.

Hobart, Henry M(etcalf), 10 Ballston Boad, Sche-
nectsidy, N. Y. Eleetriedl engineering. Bos-
ton, Mass, Nov. 29, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
89. With Gen. Elec Co, 89-94; Thomson-
Houston Co, London, 94-99; Union Elec Co,
Berlin, 00-03; consulting engineer, London, 03-
11; consulting engineer, Oen. Elec. Co, 11-
Lecturer elec. eng, Univ. Col; Faraday Hous^;
Northampton Iiut; James Forrest lecturer,
British Inst. Civil Eng, 15- FeL Elec. Eng;
Mech. Eng; British Inst. Elec. Eng; British
Inst. Civil Eng; BHtish Inst. Mech. Eng. Elec-
tric trains; motors; continuous current dyna-
mos; generators; static transformers; electric
propul^on of ships.

Hobbs, Dr. O(leiiii) M(oody), Sears, Boebuck and
Co, Chicago, HI. Physics. Yorkville, HI, Aug.
17, 70. B.L, niinois, 92; Ph.D, Chicago, 05.
Asst, lab, Illinois, 92; Chicago, 92-94, tutor
physics, 94-96, asst, 97-98, assoc, 98-01, instr,
01-09; sec'y and educ. director. Am. Sch. Cor-
respondence, 09-20; manager, tech. laboratories.
Sears, Boehuci and Co, BCh- AJL; assoc. Phys-
ieal Soc. Spark potential and mean free paUr;
repetition of experiment on Newton's law of
gravitation by method of interference measure-
ment.

Hobbs, Prof. W(illia)m H(erbert), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Geology. Wor-
cester, Mass, Julv 2, 64. B.S, Worcester, 83;
fellow, Hopkins, 87-88, A.M, Ph.D, 88; Heidel-

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berg^ 89. Izistr. miner, and metal, Witwrnsin^
89-91, asst. prof, miner, and petrog, 91-OOi
prof, miner, and petrol, 00-06; geol, Michigan,
06- Aflst. geologist, U. S. OeoL Surr, 9&-06;
aasoe. ed^ ^Jour. C^eol/ 09- A.A. (sec^jr, £,
93); GeoL 8oe; Abb. Oeog; PhiloB. 8oc; Wi8«
Acad, (see'ji 92-94); Mich. Acad. (▼. pres,
08, pres, 17). Structural and dynamical geol-
0£»7y glaciology; seismology; geology of south-
west Massachusetts and Connecticut; the earth's
fracture systems.

Bocker, Dr. Carl De Witt, Western Electric Co,
463 West St, New York, N. Y. Chemigiry.
Bockville, Ind, Oct. 4, 90. A.B, Wabash, 12;
Ph.D, Michigan, 15. A$st, reaearch ohemigt,
West, Elee. Co, IS" Chem, Soc. Organic and
physical chemistry; communication engineer-
ing; thermionic activity; insulation.

Hodgdon, Dr. Daniel Bnn^ Hahnemann Medi-
cal College and Hospital, Chicago, HI. CAem-
istry. Winthrop, Maine, AotU 13, 85. AJBy
Bates, 08; Maine, 09; M.S, rotomac, 10, ScD,
17; Columbia, 10-12; LL.D, Valparaiso, 20.
Principal, Corinna Union Acad, 06-09; ▼. x>rin-
cipal. State Nor. Sch, 09-10; head, seience dept,
prep, dept, Butgers, 10-11; high sch, Passaic,
N. J, 11-13; State Nor. Sch, Trenton, 13-18;
pres, Newark Tech. Sch, 18^19; Hahnemann
Med. Col, 19-, Valparaiso, tO- Lecturer, N. Y.
UniT. <^em. Soc. (director, N. J. sect). Gen-
eral seienee; junior science.

Bodg#» Prof. O(liftoii) FCimont), Sebring, Fla.
*Bioioffy, Neurology, Janesville, Wis, Oct. 16,
59. AJB, Bipon, 82; fellow, Hopkins, 88-89,
Ph.D, 89; fellow, Clark, 89^1. Asst near,
Clark, 89-91; inatr. biol, WiBCOnauD, 91-92;
asst. prof. physioL and near, Clark, 92-06, prof,
06-18 ; biol, Chirk Col, 0^13 ; eivio hiol, Oregon,
IS- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soe. EsEp. Biol; Ajbs. Anat;
PhysioL Soc; assoc. Omith. Union; Forestry
Ajs; Nature Study Soc. (y. pres, 08, pres, 09) ;
Mass. Forestry Ass; Mass. Audubon Soc. Na^
ture study and life; eiric biology; physiology of
nerve cells; fatigue; changes due to old age;
physiological action of alcohol; daily life and
rhythms of rest and activity in animals; dy-
namics of a series of animal apecies; domestica-
tion of ruffed grouse and bob white; investiga-
tions to save the passenger pigeon from
extermination.

Bodgei, Prof. Frederic H(iimbert), 518 Bussell
St, W. Lafayette, Ind. Mathematics. O 'Fal-
lon, HI, Dec. 10, 70. A.B, Boston, 94; Chicago,
9^-97, fellow, 07-08; Clark, 97-99, fellow, 98-
99, 01-03, hon. fellow, 03-04; A.M, Boston, 99.
Prof, math, J. B. Stetson, 95-96; Bethel, 99-
01; instr, Clark Col, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-08;
prof, Parsons, 08-10; Franklin, 10-19, instr,
Purdue, 19- A. A; Math. Soc; Mith. Ass. Con-
structions leading to conies; generalisation of
the witch and cissoid.

Hodge^ Ftederlck W(«bb), Museum of the Ameri-
can Indian, Broadway at 155th St, New York,
N. Y. * Anthropology. Plymouth, England, Oct.
28,64. George Washington, 85-86. Law and pub-
lishing office, 79-84; stenographer, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 84-86; sec'y, Hemenway Archeol. Exped,
86-89; ethnologist, ed. and librarian. Bur. Am.
Ethnol, 89-01; asst. in charge of office and

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acting curator, Int. Exchanges, Smithsonian
Inst, 01-05; ethnologist, Bur. Am. Ethnol, 05-
10, in charge, 10-18; with Mus. Am, Indian,
Eeye Foumdation, 18- Ed, 'Am. Anthropolo-
gist'; Curtis' 'The North American Indilan.'
A.A; Anthrop. Ass. (ed, 99-14, pres, 16);
EthnoL Soc; ArcheoL Inst; Folk-lore Soc;
Am. Qeeog. Soc; Antiq. Soc; Wash. Anthrop.
Soc; Tex. Hist. Ass; hon. mem. Ala. An-
throp. Soc; cor. mem. Soc. des AmSricanistes
de Paris. Ethnology and archeology of the
Pueblo tribes of New Mexico; ethnological and
historical annotation of early Spanish accounts
of southwestern tribes; handbook of American
Indians; bibliography of the Pueblo Indians;
annotator of Fray Alonso Benavides' 'Memo-
rial on New Mexico, 1630.'

Hodgklns, Prof. H(oward) L(lxicoln), George
Washington University, Washington, D. C.
Mathematics, Physics. Elgin, HI, Jan. 23, 62.
A.M, George Washington, 83, Ph.D, 92. Tutor
math, George Washington, 83, adj. prof, 84-87,
prof, 87-03, dean, scientific sch, 97-03, head
prof, physics, 03-09, prof, math, 09-, dean, eoU
eng, 05-, arts and sciences, IS- Special com-
puter, 'Nautical Almanac' Office, 82-92. A.A;
Math. Ass; Math. Soc; Physical Soc; Eng.
Educ; Forestry Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash. Eng.
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Optics; differential
equations.

HodgMns, W(l]liam) 0(a]idler), U. S. Coast and
(Geodetic Survey, Washington, I). C. Geodesy,
Boston, Mass, Oct. 21, 54. C.E, Harvard, 77.

Aid and aBst, T7. 8. Coast and^Geod, 8urv, 71-
17, hydrographer and geodetic engineer, 17-20,
director by detail, liiilippine Islai^, 14-16, tii-
spector, northeast coast, Boston fieid sta, 19-
C^irman, ya.-T6nn. Boundary Commission, 00;
chief engineer, Pa.-Md. Boundary Commission,
01-^3; cartographer, Alaskan Boundary Tri-
bunal, London, 03. AJL; Am. Geogr. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Boundary surveys; navigation;
topographical and hydrographical surveying.

Hodgman, Obarlas D(ftvld), Case School of Ap*
plied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Physics. Hollis,
N. H, Sept, 22, 81. B.8, Dartmouth, 05: M.S,
Case, 20. Asst. physios, Dartmouth, 0{M)6;
instr. Case, 06-19, aset. prof, 19- A.Aj Phys-
ical Soc. Three-color photography; making and
testing of color filters.

BtodgBon, 0(ax«7) V(aiider7ort), U. 8. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy.
Wilmington, Ohio, July 11, 80. B.S, Haverford,
03. Eydrographie and geod. engineer, XT. 8.
Coaet and Geog. 8wrv, 04-, asst. chief, div. good,
to-* Capt. and major, corps engineers, 17-19.
Civil Eng; Wash. Acad.

Hodgson, Bmest ACtkissom), Dominion Observa-
tory, Ottawa, Out, Can. Seismology. Utica, N. Y,
86. B.A, Toronto, 12, fellow, 12-14, M.A, 13.
Seismologist, Dominion Observatory, 14- Gold
medal in astrophysics, Toronto. Seismol. Soc;
Boyal Astron. Soc. Can. (sec'y> Ottawa Centre,
16). Effect of cooling on concrete instrument
piers; constants of seismographs.

Hodgson, Millard B(eDjamln), Eastman Kodak
Co, Boehester, N. Y. Physics, Washington,
D. C, July 1, 88. Lab. asst, Carnegie In-
stitution, 08-10; Bur. Standards, 10-13;

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phyaieUt, Eastman Kodak Co, 13- Physieal
Boo; Optical Soc. Photography; rontgenology;
fluorescence; latent image theory.

Hoffer, Prof. (George N(i88ley), 434 Littleton St,
West Lafayette, Ind. Flant pathology. Hum-
melstown. Pa, Not. 20, 87. A3, IjebaAon Val-
ley, 09; M.S, Pnrdue, 11. Asst. gen. biol, Pur-
due, 09-11; instr. bot, 11-14, asst. prof, 14-16,
assoe. prof, 16-17; agent and pathologist in
charge earn disease investigations, U. 8, Dept,
Agr, 17- A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc.

Hofhnan, Dr. Alfred, 200 Abingdon Boad, Kew
Gardens, L. I, N. Y. Chemistry, New York,
N. Y, Nov, 1, 81. A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M, 04;
Ph.D, Berlin, 07. Asst. org. chem, Columbia^
07-10; treas, Hoffman and Knopff C^em. Co,
10-19; Alco Deo Co, 11-; private research, 19-
ChenL Soc; Chem. GeseU. Ketone oondensa-
tions.

Hofbnaxi, Dr. Frederick L(ndwig), Prudential In-
surance Co, Newark, N. J. Statistics. Varel,
Germany, May 2, 65. Common and private
schools, Germany; LL.D, Tulane, 11. Statist,
asst. Prudential Ins. Co, 94-00, statistician,
00-, third V. pres, 18- Lecturer, Harvardy
Yale, Columbia, California, Pennsylvania and
Stanford. Statist. Ass. (councilor); Pub.
Health Ass. (director); Ass. Cancer Control
(trustee); Safety Inst, (trustee). Life insur-
ance history; theory and praetise; public health;
mortality; industrial accidents; tuberculosis;
cancer; leprosy; malaria; army anthropometry.

HofEtaian, Prof, ^ames D(aYld), Purdue Univer-
sity, La Fayeue, Ind. Mechanical engineering.
Auburn, Ind, Jan. 23, 68. B.M.E, Purdue, 90,
M.E, 93. Instr. practical mech, Purdue, 90-00,
asst. prof, 00-03, machine design, 03-04, assoc.
prof. eng. design, 04-08, prof, 08-11; prof,
mech. eng. and practical mech, Nebraska, 11-
17; head, dept. practical mech, Pwrdue , 17-
Mech. Eng; Heat, and Vent. Eng. (past pres) ;
Eng. Educ; Pub. Health Ass. Heating; ven-
tilation.

Hoflman, Samuel V(erplaiick), 258 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Astrophysics. Brooklyn, N.
Y, May 12, 66. M.E, Stevens, 88; fellow, Hop-
kins, 93. Director, B, A. Hoffman Estate, Inc,
It- A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; N. Y.
Hist. Soc; feL Boyal Astron, Soc Astrolabee.

Hofltaunn, Dr. Qeo(xge) L, Western Pennsyl-
vania Hospital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Bacteriology,
Loganspor^ Ind, Nov. 1, 87. B.S, Purdue,
11; Ph.D, Berne, 15. Instr. biol, Purdue, 12;
research bacteriologist, Parke, Davis and Co,
12-13; asst, Inst. Investigation Infectious Dis-
eases, Berne, 14-15; chief bacteriologist. West,
Pa. Hosp, 17- A. A; Soc. Bact; Qiem. Soc;
Ind. Acad. Serology; chemotherapy of trypano-
somiasis; Spirochaeta hyos.

Holbnaim, Balph, Carpinteria, Calif. Ornithol-
ogy, Botany, Stockbridge, Nov. 30, 70. A.B,
Harvard, •90. Teacher, Browne and Nichols
Sch, Cambridge, Mass, 91-10; headmaster^
Country Day Sch, Kansas City, Mo, 10-17, St.
Louis, Mo, 17-19. Mem. Omith. Union; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Nat. Ass. Audubon Soicieties
(director). Birds of California; flora of Bwk-
shire County, MaM.

Hoffstadt^ Dr. Bachel E (mille) , Milwaukee-Downer
College, Milwaukee, Wis. Botany, Madison,
Ind, June 14, 86. B.S, Hanover, 08; M.S, Chi-
cago, 12, Ph.D, 15. Teacher science, high
schools, Ind, 08-11; head, dept. biol, Marshall^
12-14; dept. hot, MUwaukee-Downer, IS- AJL;
Bot. Soc. Plant morphology.

Hoftaum, Dr. H(einrich) O(Bcar), 88 Bobinwood
Ave, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Metallurgy. Hei-
delberg, Germany, Aug. 13, 52. Heidelberg,
71-73; E.M, Met. E, Boyal Sch. of Mines,
Clausthal, 77; Ph.D, Ohio (Athens), 89. Prae-
tising metallurgist, 77-87; lecturer, Mass. Inst
Tech, 87-88; prof. metaL and assaying, Dak.
Sch. of Mines, 87-89; asst. prof, mining and
metal, Mass. Inst. Tech, 89-91, assoc. prof, 91-
98, prof, metal, 98- Min. Eng; Eng. Edue;
ChenL Soc; Inst. Metals; Ass. Prof; British
Inst. Metal Metallurgical chemistry; ferro-
calcic silicates.

Hoftaiann, Dr. JCulius) V(alentlne), Stabler, Wash.
Forestry. JanesviUe, Minn, Feb. 20, 82. B.S.F,
Minnesota, 11, M.F, 12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. for-
estry and bot, Minnesota, 11-12; pathologist,
bur. plant indust, XT. 6. Dept. Agr, 12; scien-
tiflc asst. Priest Biver Forest EsEp. Sta, JJ. 8.
Forest Service, 12-18, director, Wind Biver
Forest Exp. Sta, 19- Lecturer silviculture,
Minnesota, 15. A.A; Soc. Foresters; Ecol. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Silviculture; forept ecology
and pathology; forest influences.

Hogan, Prof. Albert G(ailaiid), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Animal nutrition.
Maryville, Mo, Dec. 31, 84. A.B, Missouri,
07, B.S.A, 09, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Yale, 14.
Instr. chem, State Nor. Sch, Maryville, Mo, 09-
11; asst. physioL chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale,
13-14; asst. prof, animal nutrition, ELansaa
State, 14-17, assoc. prof, 19; prof, biochem,
Alabama, 19-20; animal husha^ry, Missouri,
to- A. A; Chem. Soe; Soc BioL Chem. Carbo-
hydrate metabolism; vitamins; comparative nu-
tritional value of proteins.

Hogan, John Vincent L(awle88), International
Badio Telegraph Co, 326 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Electrical engineering. Philadelphia, Pa,
Feb. 14, 90. Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 08-10.
Telegraph supt. and consulting engineer, Nat.
Elec Signaling Co, 1(^-14, chief research engi-
neer, 14-18; manager, International Badio Tele-
graph Co, 18- Pan- Am. Scientiflc Cong. A. A;
Elec. Eng; feL Radio Eng. (v. pres, 16-19,
chairman, standards committee, 16-19, pres, 20) ;
hon. mem. Jtadio Club. Applied physics ; radio
telegraphy and telephony; electromagnetic
waves; signal-receiving methods.

Hoge, Wendell P(hmip8), Mt. Wilson Observa-
tory, Pasadtfia, Calif. Astronomy. Belmont
Co, Ohio, July 9, 67. Pub. sch. Employee,
Santa Fe By. Co, 87-12; asst. observer, Mt.
Wilson Observatory, It- In charge aatron. mu-
seum, Mt. Wilson Observatory. Astron. Soc;
Seismol. Soc; Meteorol. Soc. Stellar spectro-
scopy and ]^otometry; stellar paraUazes; me-
teorology; nebulae; star clusters; variable stars.

Hogrefe, Louis (T. W), 5403 HHnois Ave, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Oopenhageny
Denmark, Aug. 3, 66. Ph.C, Michigan, 97, B.8,

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02. ]>ireotor; chem. dept, Patton Paint Co, 08-
10; expert ehem, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 11; chemiat,
J. L. Hopkins Co, 12-17; mem, exam, corps, U,
8, Patent Office, 18- Mem. bar, U. S. Supreme
Court. A. A; Chem. Soe; Math. Soc. Teehnieal
and pharmaeentieal ehemiatry; nibber; ee-
ments; paints; alkaloids; leather.

Hogne, Dr. M(ary) J(a2ie), Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Zoology, West Chester,
Pa, Oct. 12, 83. A.B, Ooucher, 05; Bryn Mawr,
05-07; Ph.b, Wursburg, 09; Columbia, 10-11.
Demonstrator, Bryn Mawr, 06-07; prof, science,
Pa. CoL for Women, 09-10; instr, Miss Chapin's
Sch, N. Y. City, 10-11; zool, Mt. Holyoke, 11-
14; Wellesley, 14-18; lab. worker, base hosp.
Ft. Sill, 18-19; collaborator, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 19 ; fellow protosool, sch, hygiene and pub,
health, HopJeins, 19- Alumnae trustee, Goueher,
16-19. A.A; Soc. Zool. Experimental embry-
ology; protOBoology.

Holaday, Prof. Horace A(8a), E. B. Squibb and
Sons, New Brunswick, N. J. Chemistry, Den-
ver, Colo, Feb. 26, 89. A.B, Colorado, 11, Chi-
cago, 15-16; Columbia, 11, 19. Asst. chem,
Idaho, 10-12, instr, 1^-15, asst. prof, 15-^18;
prof. physioL chem. and head, diy. food and
physioL chem, N. Dak. Col, 19-20; director,
hioehem, research, B, B. Squtbh and Sons, IBO-
A.A; Chem. Soc Biological chemistry; nutri-
tion; brain lipins; antitoxin concentration.

Eolbrook, Pxof. BOmer) A(lleii), Bureau of
Mines, Washington, D. C. Mining engineering,
Fitehburg, Mass, June 23, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 04, E.M, Illinois, 16. Prof, mining and
metal, N. S. Tech. Col, 10-12; asst. prof, min-
ing, Illinois, 12-15, prof, 15-17; mining engineer
and metallurgist, U, 8. Bur. Mines, 17-18, supt.
Pittsburgh Exp. Sta, 19, asst. director, BO-
Eng. Educ. Preparation of minerals and coal.

Holcomb, Prof. Anson M(muKm), V. B. Browning,
17701 Lake Shore Boulevard, Cleveland, Ohio.
Bleetricdl engineering. TariffviUe, Conn, July
21, 81. B.S, Worcester. With Gen. Elec. Co,
Schenectady, 05-06; instr. elec. eng, Cornell, 06-
11; asst. prof, Case, 11-18; eteo, engineer, F. B.
Browning and Co, IS- Elec. Eng; Cleveland
Eng. Club.

Holdaway, Prof. 0(liarle8)W(iIliam),Blacksburg,
Va. Dairy husbandry. Masterton, N. Z, May
24, 80. B.S, Va. Polytech, 12, M.S, 15. Asst.
dairy husbandry, Va. Polytech, 08-K)7, instr,
07-14, assoc. prof, 14-18, prof, 18-- AJL; Dairy
Sd. Ass. Animal nutrition; genetics; dairy
manufacturing.

Holden, Prof. Charles A(rtliiir), Hanover, N. H.
CivU engineering. Hudson, Mass, July 14, 72.
B.S, Dartmouth, 95, C.E, 01; Harvard, summer,
98. Engineer, Middletown and Portland Bridge
Co, and Boston and Albany B. B, 95-98; instr.
civil eng, Worcester, 98-00; math, Dartmouth,
01-04, asst prof, 04-06, instr. oivU eng, Thayer
Sch. CivU Bng, 00-04, asst. prof, 04-05, assoc.
prof, 05-08, prof, 08-, acting director, 18-19,
director, 19- Instr, Wisconsin, spring, 01; en-
gineer for N. H, in N. H.-Vt, boundary litiga-
tion, 17-; supervisor mil. training, Dartmouth,
18. Civil Eng; Eng. Educ.

Holden, Edwin OQiapin), Garrett Building, Bal-
timore, Md. Mining, Metallurgy, New York,
N. Y Nov. 8, 72. B.S, Col. City of N. Y,
93; E.M, Columbia, 96. Manager mines and
constUting engineer, 96-; prof, mining eng,
Wisconsin, 08^^16; manager, Davison Sulphur
and Phosphate Co, 15-19. Min. Eng. Metal*
Inrgy; mine valuation; eyanidation of gold and
silver ores.

Holden, Prof. E(oy) J(ay), Blacksburg, Va.
Geology. Sheboygan Falls, Wis, Oct. 21, 70.
B.S, Wisconsin, 00, Ph.D, 15. Instr, high
schools. Wis, 92-95; high scJi, ^eboygan Falls,
95-97; Beloit, 00-02; assoc geol, Va. Polytech,
05-07, assoc. prof, geol, and miner, 07-08, prof,
08- Asst. geologist, Va. G^eoL Surv, 05-07.
A. A; Geol. ^c; MeteoroL Soc; Min. Eng. Qy-
tology; mineralogy; origin and alteration of
iron ore; association and significance of min-
erals.

Holder, Prof . F(ranci8) J(erome), School of Com-
merce, Macon, Ga. Ma^thematios. Santa Fe,
Fla, Aug. 11, 76. B.S, Lebanon, 96; A.M, Yale,

05, Ph.D, 08. Principal, high sch, Alachna,
Fla, 96-00; manager, Sing's Business Col, Ba-
leigh, N. C, 01-03; principal, sch. commerce,
Wyoming, 08-09; prof, math, Colby, 09-11;
Akron, 11-12; Pittsburgh, 12-18; prof, and
dean, Mercer, 18^ A, A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Eng. Educ.

Hole, Prof. Allen David, 615 National Bead, Bich-
mond, Ind. Geology. Bridgeport, Ind, Aug.

6, 66. B.S, Earlham, 97, A.M, 01; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 10. Prof, geol, Earlham, 00-, v. pres, 19-,
curator, Moore Museum, OS- Asst, U. S. Gkol.
Surv, 06-16; asst. Ind. GeoL Surv, 11, 14, 19.
Ind. Acad. Glacial and economic geology; gla-
cial geology of Engineer Mountain and of Tellu-
ride quacbangles, Colorado; trilobites of west-
em Illinois ; moulding sands of Indiana.

Holferty, Dr. G(eorge) M(emnger), Central High
School, St. Louis, Mo. Botany, Geology, Caze-
novia. 111, Nov. 17, 59. B.S, Wisconsin, 93;
Leipzig, 94-95; M.S, Cincinnati, 97; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 03. Principal, high sch, Oconto, Wis,
87-90; asst, biol. lab, Wisconsin, 93-^4; instr,
biol, Cincinnati, 95-^99; bot, Illinois, 00-01;
Chicago, 01-03 ; Cent, High Sch, St, Louis, 08-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Cent. States. Botany;
root pressure and its transformation into work
effects; ovule and embryo of Potamogeton na-
tans; archegonium of the Bryophyta.

Holgate, Prof. Thomas F(ranklln), 617 Library
Place, Evanston, 111. ^Mathematics. Hastings
Co, Out, April 8, 59. B.A, Toronto, 84, MA,
89 ; fellow, Clark, 90-93, Ph J), 93 ; LL J), Illi-
nois, 05; Queen's (Can), 19. Master math,
Albert 84-90; instr, Northweetem, 93-94, prof.
applied math, 94-05, math, OS-, dean of col, 02-
19, acting dean, 04-06, 16-19. A.A; Math. Soc.
(sec'y, Chicago sect, 97-07); Math. Veroin.
Btiled surfaces of the fourth order; loci of com-
mon points of tangents forming a circuit with
circles of a co-axial system;. construction of con-
ies through given elements in part imaginary;
geometry.

Holland, O(llflord) M(illrani), Hall of Becords,
New York, N. Y. CivU engineering, Somerset,

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MsLM, March 13, 83. A.B, Harvard, 05, BJB, 06.
ABst. engineer, N. Y. State Pub. Service Gom-
miflsion, 06-l4 tunnel engineer, 14-19; chief
engineer, N, Y. State Bridge and Tunnel Com-
mission and N, J. Interstate Bridge and Tvnnel
Commission, 19- Civil Eng. Subaqueous tunnel
construction.

Holland, Dr. Edw(ard) B(ertrain), 28 N. Pros-
pect St, Amherst, Mass. Chemistry, Amherst,
Jan. 13, 72. B.S, Mass. Col, 92, M.S, 98, Ph.D,
15. Asst. gen. and anaL chem, Mass. Exp. 8ta,
92-93, asst. chemist, feeding dept, 93-99, first
chemist, 99-07, assoc chemi^ research div, 07-
20, research prof, chem, tO- Chem. Soc; Ass.
Agr. Chem. Agricultural chemistry; oils and
fats; insecticides.

Holland, Prof. J(am6S) W(llliai&), 2006 Chestnut
St; Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine, Nashville,
Tenn, April 24, 49. A.B, Louisville, 65, A.M,
69; M.D, JefPerson Med. Col. 68, Sc.D, 13.
Prof, Univ. of Louisville Med. Col, 72-85; prof,
med. chenu and toxicol, Jefferson Med, Col, 85-
12, dean of faculty, 87-17, emer, prof. med.
ehem. Ed, 'Louisville Med. News,' 80; mem.
Ky. State Board Health. Philos. Soc (sec'y,
10); Ky. Med. Soc. (pres); Phila. Col. Phyd-
oisAS. Medical chemistry and toxicology; cases
of rare nervous diseases; diet for the sick;
tozieolog^ of urine in yellow fever; tests for
abnormal constituents of urine; antidotes of
alkaloids.

Holland, Dr. W(l]]iam) JCaeob), Carnegie Insti-
tution, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^Zoology, Pdleowtol'
ogy. Museum administration. Be^any, Jvnaica.
W. I, Aug. 16, 48. Grad, Moravian Col. ana
Theol. Sem, Bethlehem, Pa, 67; A.B, Amherst,
69, Jyjy, 88; med. student under preceptor, 69*
71; Princeton Theol. Sem, 74; hon. Ph.D, Wash-
ington and Jefferson, %%, Sc.D, 02; LL.D, Dick-
inson, 96; N. Y. Univ, 97; St. Andrew's, 05;
Bethany (W. Va), 06. Principal, high sch,
Amherst, Mass, 69-70; Westborough, Mass, 70-
71; pastor, 74-91; prof. Latin, Pa. Ool. for
Women, 77-79; chancellor, Pittsburgh, 91-01,
prof, polit. econ. and int. law, 92-97, lecturer
zool, 95-^9; dvreetar Carnegie Museum, Pitts-
burgh, 98" Naturalist, U. S. eclipse exped. to
Japan, 87, to Africa, 89; director, Sch. of
Design for Women, Pittsburgh, 88-; trustee.
Pa. OdI. for Women, 74-05 ; Western Theol. Sem^
77-, V. pres, 80-96; PitUburgh, 88-; Washing-
ton and Jefferson, 89-01; Carnegie Library,
Pittsburgh, 89-90; Carnegie Institute, 96-01;
Carnegie Hero Fund (v. pres, 05-) ; mem. Pa.
Col. and Univ. Council, 95-01. Officier L^on
d'honneur, 08; Knight, III Kl, Boyal Order
of the Crown, Prussia, 08; Oi&zier Franz Josef
Ordens, 09; commander, Order of the Crown,
Italy, 10; Knight, n Kl, Order of St Stanis-
laus, Russia, 11; commander, Order of Alfonso
Xn, Spain, 18; Order of the Crown, Belgium,
19. AJl; fel. Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Geol. Soc; Anthrop. Ass; Paleont. Soc; Ass. Mus.
(v. pres, 06, pres, 09) ; Wash. Acad ; Phila. Acad ;
Wash. Entom. Soc; cor. mem. N. Y. Entom.
Soc; W. Pa. Entom. Soc. (pres); Cambridge
Entom. Club (pres, 89) ; Col. Ass. Middle States
and Md. (pres, 96); Pa. Hist. Soc; Moravian
Hist. Soc; hon. mem. La Plata Acad; London

ZooL Soc; fel. London Entom. Soc; fel. Boyal
Soc. Edinburgh; Soc entom. de France; Entom.
GtoselL Iris; Madrid Soc Nat; cor. mem. Boyal
Acad. Bologna; hon. mem. Swedish Soc An-
throp. and Geog. Entomology; ornithology;
history; archeology; avi-fauna of East Africa;
Lepidoptera of North and South America, trop-
ical West Africa and Malaysia; Tertiary fauna
of western states; Jurassic dinosaurs.

Holland, Dr. W(llllam) WCest), Standard Oil Co.
of Indiana, Wood Biver, HI. Chemistry, East-
viDe, Va, Sept. 18, 81. Virginia, 00-04; Chi
cage, 05; A.B, Central, 06; Ph.D, Hopkins,
07, fellow by courtesy, 07-08. Carnegie re-
search asst. chem, Hopkins, 07-08, asst. to Prof.
H. N. Morse, 08-10, research assoc, 10-16;
chief chemist. Standard OH Co, Wood Biver, HI,
16-18, asst, supt. refinery, IS- A.A; Chem.
Soc. Osmotic pressure of cane sugar solutions.

Hollcroft, Prof. Temple &(ic6),Aurora-on-Cayuga,
N. T. Mathematics, Alton, Ind, April 8, 89.
B.S, Hanover, 12, A.B, 14; A.M, Kentucky,
15; fellow, Wisconsin, 15-16; Cornell, 16-17,
PhJ), 17. Instr. math, Kentucky, 13-15; Co-
lumbia, 17-18; prof. Wells, 18- Instr. math,
F. A. Cent. Officers Training Sch, XJ.S.A, 18.
Math. Soc. Algebraic geometry.

H^Uer, Dr. Homflr Deoison, 15 Brook Terrace,
Leonia, N. J. Chemistry. Newark, Ohio, Nov.
25, 89. B.S, Denison, 11 ; A.M, OMo State, 12,
PIlD, 17. Asst. chemist, Bur. Standards, 15-18,
assoc chemist, 18-19; physical chemist, E. 1.
duPont de Nemours and Co, 19-20; tnstr. chem,
Columbia, tO-; eonauUing ehemiet, 90- Cbem.
Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc; Elec Eng.

HolIi<^ Dr. (Cfharlea) Arthur, N. Y. Botanical
Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y. *Oeology,
Paleontology. New Brighton, N. Y^eb. 6, 57.
Ph.B, Columbia, 79; Ph.D, George Washington,
97. Private asst. to Prof. J. S. Newberry, dept.
geol, Columbia, 81-91, asst. geol, Columbia, 91-
92, tutor, 93-00; curator, dept. fossU hot, K*
F. Bot. Garden, 01-14, hon. curator, 14-; geol-
ogist, U, 8, Geol, Surv, 10- With TJ. S. Geol.
Surv. and N. Y, N. J, Md. and La. State GeoL
Surveys, 81-; mem. Board of Health, New
Brighton, 86-92; mem. and pres. Boulevard
Commission, Port Bichmond, N. Y, 96; mem.
and V. pres. Park Commission, Bichmond Co, N.
Y, 97-00, pres, 01-04; mem. Board Educ, N.
Y. City, 07-10. A. A. (sec'y, E, 99); GeoL
Soc; Bot. Soc. (treas, 96-16); Paleont. Soc
(v. pres, 11) ; Ass. Mus; fel. N. Y. Acad; Tor-
rey Bot. Club (sec'y, 83-88); Staten Isl. Inst.
Arts and Sci. (sec'y, 81-17, trustee, 05-14).
Ecology; paleobotany; Miocene and Pleistocene
floras of Maryland; Cretaceous flora of New
Jersey, Staten Island, Long Island, Block Island
and Marthas Vineyard; Miocene flora of New
Jersey.

HoUlngworth, Dr. H(anry) L(evi>. Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Psychology, De
Witt, Nebr, May 26, 80. A.B, Nebraska, 06;
Ph.D, Columbia, 09. Teacher, secondary schools,
Nebr, 99-03; asst. psychol, Nebraska, 04-06;
principal, high sdi, IVemont, Nebr, 06-4)7; asst.
psychol, Columbia, 07-09, tutor, 09-10, instr,
10-14, asst. prof, 15-17, assoc, prof, 18- Psy-
chol. Ass. Psychology of movement; pharmaco-

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psychology; Toeational and business psychology;
acquisition of skill; judgment and thought
processes; functional neuroses; mental measure-
ment.

Hollingworth, Prof. Leta B(tett6r), 417 W. 118th
8t, New York, N. Y. TsyohoXogy, ChadroBi
Nebr, May 25, 86. A.B, Nebraska. 06; A.M,
Columbia, 13, Ph.D, 16. Teacher, high schools,
Nebr, 0(M)9; psychologist, Clinic for Atypical
Children, N. Y. City, 13-16; psychopathic serv-
ice, Belleyue Hosp, 16; instr. edue. psychol,
TetM^en Col, Cohmbia, 16-19, out, ftof. eduo,
19-^ Psychol. Ass. Clinical and educational
psychology; mental and motor abilities of
women; frequency of inferior grades of intelli-
gence as related to hex,

Hollingworth, Prof. ICarion, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Near James-
town, Ohio, Oct. 7, 77. B.S, Wilmington, 06;
A.B, Ohio State, 08, A.M, 17, Ph.D, 19.
Teacher, rural schools, 95-01; draftsman, Sher-
win Williams Paint Co, 06-07; prof, chem, Wil-
mington, 08-14; asst, Ohio State, 14-18, instr,
18-19, prof, anal, chem, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc
Precision methods in analytical chemistry.

HolUs, Pxes. Ira N(el8on), Worcester Polytechnic
Institute, Worcester, Mass. Marine engineer'
ing, Mooresville, Ind, March 7, 56. G^ad, TJ.
8. Naval Acad, 78; hon. A.M, Harvard; L.H.D,
Union, 99; D.Se, Pittsburgh, 12. Asst. engi-
neer, U.S.N, S6-S9, past asst. engineer, 89-
93; prof, eng. Harvard, 93-13; pres, Woreee*
ter Polyteoh, IS- A. A; Naval Eng; Naval
Archit. and Marine Eng; Mech. Eng; Eng.
Educ; Am. Acad; Boston Soc, Civil Eng.
Naval history; engineering.

HoUister, K(6d), National Zoological Park, Wash-
ington, D. C. Mammalogy, Delavan, Wis,
Nov. 26, 76. Private eduo. E]q;>ert and field
worker, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-09 ; asst.
curator, dept. mammals, U. S. Nat. Museum,
10-i6. Smithsonian-Alpine Club of Can. ezped.
to Mt. Bobson, 11; Smithsonian-Harvard ezped.
to Altai Mountains, 12. A.A; mem. Omith.
Union; Wilson Omith. Club; Wis. Nat Hist..
Soc; Wash. BioL Soc. (sec'y, 11-13, chairman,
publication committee, 14, councilor, 16).
Mammals of North and South America. East
Africa, Altai Mountains, Philippine Iiuands;
ornithology of Wisconsin.

HoUister, Prof. 8(hennan) P(reston), Connecti-
cut Agricultural College, Storrs, Conn. Horti-
culture, Medina, Ohio, Feb. 11, 84. Grad,
Conn. Col, 05; B.S.A, Cornell, 09. Asst. hort.
Conn. Col, 05-07; horticulturist, Hampton Inst,
09-11; instr. hort. Conn. Col, 11-17, exten. hor-
ticulturist, 16-19, asst. prof, pomol, 17- Soc.
Hort. Sd; Pomol. Soc; Conn. Pomol Soc. Va-
riation in length of apple stems.

HoUnagal, Dr. H(erbert) P(erciYal), 22 Hampden
St, Swampscott, Mass. Physics. Dubuque, Iowa,
July 10, 82. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06, M.S,
09; M.A, Berlin, 10, Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-08, instr, 11-16, asst. prof,
16*19; in charge, dept. physios, Thomson lab,
Gen. Elec. Co, Lynn, Mass, tO- A. A; Physical
Soc; Soc de Physique; Physik. Oesell. Badift-
tion; extreme infra red spectrum; the energy
distribution and wave length of the residual

rays; absorption of organic compounds for
waves of great length; the unknown region of
the electro-magnetic spectrum.

Holloway, T(homas) E(dmimds), Sugar Experi-
ment Station, Audubon Park, New Orleans, La.
Entomology. Parsons, Kans, Aug. 20, 86. B.S,
Tex. Col, 08. Agent and expert, cotton boll-
weevil investigations, bwr, entom, U, 8. DepU
Agr, 09-11, asst. in charge, lab. sugar cane «ii-
seet investigations, ll- A. A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Entom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; New
Orleans Acad. Sugar-cane moth borer.

Holm, Dr. (Herman) Theo(dor), Clinton, Md.
*Botany. Copenhagen, Denmark, Feb. 3, 64*
Grad, Copenhagen, 80; Ph.D, 02. Naturalist,
Daniah North Pole exped, 82-83; Danish exped.
to Greenland, 84-86; asst. botanist, U. S. Nat.
Museum, 88-93 ; U. S. Dept. Agr, 93-96. Dan-
ish, Swedish, French, and Canadian scientifie
societies. Anatomy and morphology of phanero-
gams.

Holm, Dr. M(ailnii8) L(arBen), 303 Tussing Build-
ing, Lansing, Mich. Medicine. Hobro, Den-
mark, Dec. 8, 78. Ph.G, Ph.C, Northwestern,

02, M.D, 07. Instr. pharmacy. Northwestern,

03, asst. chem, med. dept, 04-06; chemist, Chi-
cago Dept. of Health, 06-07; state bacteriolo-
gist, Mich, 07-15; director, Lansing Clin, Lab,
15" Major, M.C, 17-19; mem. Board of Educ,
Lansing; staff mem, Ingham Co. Tuber. Sani-
tarium; lecturer bacter, Lansing C^ty Hoerp.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health.
Ass; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass. Preventive
medicine; clinical pathology; formaldehyde
fumigation; air infection; water purification;
milk analysis and sanitation; diphtheria; tuber-
culosis.

H61man, M(inard) L(afeTer), 721 Olive St, St.
Louis, Mo. Mechanical engineering. Oxford
Co, Maine, June 15, 52. C.E, WashLigton (St.
Louis), 74, hon. A.M, 05. Master mechanic and
asst. supt. pub. buildings, U. S. Treas. Dept,
74r^77; asst. engineer, water dept, St. Loms,
77-87; water commissioner, 87-M; gen, supt.
Mo. Edison Electric Co, 00-05; consulting
mech, engineer, OS- Mech. Eng, (v. pres, 94-
96, 03-05, pres, 07) ; Civil Eng. (v. pres, 05) ;
Water Works Ass; St. Louis Eng. dub (pres,
88, 10),

Holnian, Prof, Blehazd M(oxxi8), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. FlaM 'physiology,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 9, 86. A.B, Stanford, 07;
Leipzig, 12-14; Ph.D, California, 15. Instr. bot,
Philippine Nor. Sch, 09-10; Univ. Philippines,
10-12; Michigan, 15-17; prof, Waba^, 17-
20; asst. prof, California, 20- Sec'y, Ind.
Conservation Conunission. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ind.
Acad; Mich. Acad; Bot. GeselL Boot curva-
tures.

Holman, Prof. WlU(lam) F(rank), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Engineering,
Friend, Nebr, March 6, 83. B.S, Nebraska, 04,
A.M, 06; Ph.D, G5ttingen, 08. Instr. physics,
WoreeMer, 08-09; Minnesota, 09-11, assoc. prof,
math, and mech, ll- A. A; Eng. Educ Photo-
electric effect; pi^ electricity.

Holmao, Prof. W(lUiam) L(ttdlow), Stanford
University, California. Bacteriology. Sum-

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merside, P. E. Isl, May 17, 79. B.A, Mc-
GOl, 03, M.D, CM, 07. Anesthetist, Royal Vic-
toria Hosp, Montreal, 07-08, asst. path, and
bacter, 08-09; research worker, Hopkins, 09*
10; hygiene inst, Breslan, 10-11; in^. hooter,
Pittsburgh, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-16, assoe.
prof, 16-17, ppof, 18-20; aoting asst. prof,
Stanford, 20- Asst. baeter, Walton Ooelet
Research Lab, Paris, 16-17. A.A; Soc Bact;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Pub.
Health Ass. Anaerobic bacteria; bacteriology
of soot; spontaneous infection in guinea pigs?
Streptococci; baeteriologioflj media.

Hcdmes, Pres. Arthur, Drake XJniTersity, Des
Moines, Iowa. Psychology, Philosophy, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, May 5, 72. A.B, Hiram, 99;
fellow, Pennsylyania, 04-05, PhJ>, 08.* Instr.
psychol, Pennsylvania, (J8-10, asst. prof, 10-12;
dean, gen. faculty. Pa. State, 12-18 ; pres, Drake,
18- PsychoL^Ass. German idealism; abnormal
psychology.

Holmes, Dr. Arthur Dduham), Westminster
Station, Vt. Chemistry, Walpole, N^. H, July
19, 84. B.S, Dartmouth, 06; Ph.D, Hopkins,
11. Asst. chem, Dartmouth, 05-06; instr,
Maine, 07; Mass. Col, 07-08; asst, Hopkins,
09-11; instr, Ga. Sch. Tech, 11; scientific asst,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 11-18; research chemist, S. I.

• duPont de Nemours and Co, 18- Intermediates;
azo dyes; nutrition; metabolism.

Holmes, Flotcher B(each), P. O. Box 525, Wil*
mington, Del. Chemistry, Melrose, Mass, Jan.
13, 77. A.B, Harvard, 02. Asst. director, east,
lab, E, I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 0^17,
director, Jackson Lab, 17- Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng; Electrochem. Soc;
British Soc. Dyers and Colorists. High ex-
plosives; dyes and intermediates.

Holmes, Prof. Harry N(ichoU8), Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio. ^Chemistry, Fay, Pa, July 10,
79. B.S, Westminster (Pa), 99, M.S, 07; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 07. Asst. ch^, Hopkins, 06-07 ; prof,
Earlham, 07-14; prof, and head of dept, Ober-
lin, 14- Chairman, committee on colloid chem,
Nat. Research Council, 19, 20. Chem. Soc.
(sec'y, div. physical and inorg. chem, 19, chair-
man, 20). Soaps and colloid chemistry.

Holmes, Dr. James Eugene Jjeverlug, 133 Wash-
ington Ave, Newark, N. J. Chemistry, A.B,
Hopkins, 12 Ph.D, 15. Besearch chemist, Gibbs
Preserving Co, 15 ; E. J. duPont de Nemours and
Co, 15- Chem. Soc. Pyroxylin plastics ; smoke-
less powder; celluloid; ether and alcohol re-
covery.

Holmes, Prof. Mary EUsabeth, 52 Nameang Ave,
New London, Conn. Chemistry, Mystic, Conn,
Dec. 28, 70. A.B, Wellesley, 92; Ph.D, Penn-
sylvania, 08. Instr. chem, Mt. Holyoke, 98-04,
assoc. prof, 04-07; prof. Conn, Col, for Women,
17- A. A; Chem. Soc; Ass. Prof; New Eng.
Ass. Chem. Teachers. Eleotrodeposition of
metals.

Holmes, Prof. S(amael) J(aCk8on), University of
California, Berkeley, CaUf . ^Zoology, Genetics,
Henry, 111, March 7, 68. B.S, California, 93,
M.S, 94; Ph.D, Chicago, 97. Teacher, high
sch, San Diego, Calif, 98-99; instr. sool, Michi-
gan, 99-05; asst. prof, Wisconsin, 05-11; assoc.

prof, California, 11-16, prof, 16- Instr. em-
bryol. Woods Hole. A. A; Soc Nat; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. Zool; Psychol. Ass; Ecol. Soc; West.
Soc Nat; Calif. Acad; Wis. Acad. Compara-
tive psychology; Crustacea; embryology of Mol-
lusca; animal behavior; heredity; eugenics.

Holmes, Prof. W(i]liam) HCenry), 1454 Belmont
St, Washington, D. 0. ^Anthropology. Har-
rison Co, Ohio, Dec 1, 46. A.B, McNeely Nor.
Col, Ohio, 70; B.S, George Waslungton, 18.
Instr. physical geog. and nat. hist, McNeely
Nor. Col, 71; asst, U. S. Geol. Surv. of Terri-
tories, 72, asst. geologist, 75-79; TJ. 8. GeoL
Surv, 80-88; areheologist, Bur. Am. Ethnol,
88-94; curator, dept. anthrop. Field Columbian
Museum, 94-97; prof, anthropic geol, Chicago,
94-97; head curator, dept. anthrop, U. S. Nat.
Museum, 97-02; chief. Bur. Am. Ethnol, 02-10;
hon. curator, div. prehist. archeol, U, 8. Nat.
Museum, 03-10, head curator anthrop, 10- In
charge, govt, exhibits. Centennial Expos, 76;
Columbian, 93; Omaha, 98; Pan-Am, 00;
Charleston, 01; La. Purchase, 04; director, Nat.
Gallery of Art, 08. Loubat prize, 98. Int.
Cong. Americanists (v. pres, 04-); XT. 8. dele-

fate Pan- Am. Sci. Cong, Santiago, Chile, 08-09.
Tat. Acad; A. A. (sec'y, H, 91, v. pres, 92,
09) ; Anthrop. Ass. (v. pres, 02-09, pres, 09) ;
Nat. Geog. Soc; Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad. (v.
pres, 00-02); Wash. Anthrop. Soc (pres, 00-
02, V. pres, 07). Geology; archeology; etimol-
ogy; art.

Holmes, Dr. Willis B(oit), 1337 Buckland Ave,
Fremont, Ohio. Chemistry. Cambridge, Mass,
Sept. 27, 73. A.B, Harvard, 96, AM, 97;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Asst. chem. Harvard, 96-
97; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00; asst. instr,
Chicago, 00-03, assoc. instr, 03-07; assoc, Illi-
nois, 07-10; supt. chemist, Am, Laboratories,
10- Chem. Soc; HI. Acad. Isomeric chloilds
of orthosulphobenzoic acid; sulphur, calomel^
manganese, antimony and tin; dental cements.

Holt, Prof. OaroUne (Siaude), 35 Irma Ave,
Watertown, Mass. Anatomy, Hartland, Vt,
May 29, 78. A.B, Wellesley, 03; Harvard, 06-
07; A.M, Columbia, 08; Pepper fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 12-14, Ph.D, 15. Asst. zool, Welles-
ley, 03-07, instr, 08-12; biol, Simmons, 14-17,
asst, prof, 17- A. A; Ass. Anat. Cytology;
neurology.

Holt» Dr. Edwin B(i88ell), Cambridge, Mass.
^Psychology. Winchester, Mass, Aug. 21, 73.
A3, Harvard, 96, Ph.D, 01; A.M, Columbia, 00.
Instr. psychol, BDarvard, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-
18. I^ototactic response; visual anesthesia;
recurrent vision.

Holt, Dr. L(ather) Emmett» 14 W. 55th St, New
York, N. y. ^Diseases of children, Webster,
N. Y, March 4, 55. A.B, Boehester, 75, A3C,
78, LL.D, 02; M.D, Columbia, 80, hon. ScD,
04; Brown, 14. Prof, diseases of children, N.
Y. Polyclinic, 93-00; Columbia, 02- Director
and sec'y, Bockefeller Inst, 01; physieian-in-
chief. Babies' Hosp. Emer. mem. Am. Physi-
cians; Pediat. Soc. (pres, 98); N. Y. Acad.
Med; hon. mem. Children's Clin. Club, London;
hon. mem. Gesell. fiir Kinderheilkunde; cor.
mem. Vienna Imp. Med. Soc Diseases of chil-
dren.

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Holt, Dr. Noxnum B(dward), Carney's Point, N. J.
Chemistry, Providenee, B. I, Maj 3, 88. A3,
Brown, 10, M.S, 11, Ph.D, 13. Instr. chem,
Brown, 10-15; chemical aupt, Nitrogen Products
Co, 15-17; capt, ordnance dept, 17-19; oast,
supt, colors dept, dye works, E, I, duPont de
Nemours and Co, 19- A-A; Ohem. Soc. (sec '7"
treas, B. I. sect, 14, 15). Fixation of atmos-
pheric nitrogen; tribromphenylpropriolic acid.

Holtk Dr. WUliam L(6laiid), XJniTersity of Ten-
nessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Medieal sociology,
Colorado Springs, Colo, Dec 20, 78. A.B, Har«
▼ard, 01. H.D, 05; Freiburg and Heidelberg, 06-
07; Freiburg, 10-13; C.P.H, Harvard Med. Sch.
and Mass. Inst. Tech, 14. Austin fellow, Har-
vard, 05-06; aast. baeteriologist, Fla. State
Board of Health, 14-15; health ofSicer, S.
Orange, N. J, 15-17; instr. hjgiene, Western
Beserve, 17-18; health officer, Beloit, Wis, 18-
19; dept. health, Los Angeles Co, 19-20; prof,
hygierkc and univ, physician, Tennessee, 20-
AJl; Pub. Health Ass. Venereal peril; bacteria
of milk; vital statistics; short methods of cor-
recting death rate.

HottE, Frederidc L(eo]^d), 52 Spencer Ave, Lyn-
brook, L. I, N. Y. Botany, Nature stitdy.
Minneapolis, Minn, Sept. 4, 70. B.S, Minne-
sota, 92, A.M, 02. Instr. science, high sch,
Fergus Falls, Minn, 92-94; Nor. Sch, Mankato,
Minn, 94-06; head, dept. nature study and geog,
MaxweU Training Sch. for Teachers, 06-12,
model sch, IS- A.A; Nature Study Soc. (chair-
man, N. Y. sect); N. Y. BioL Teachers Ass.
Botany; Pelvetia; nature study.

Holway, Prof. B(dward) W(lltot) D(orlard), Uni-
versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Bot-
any, Adrian, Mich, Feb. 13, 53. Asst. prof,
hot, Minnesota, 04- Uredineae.

Holway, Prof. B(iiliff) B(tephen), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physiography.
Hesper, Iowa, May 8, 57. A.B, Stanford, 03;
M.S, California, 04. Prof, physiog, State Nor.
Sch, San Jose, Calif, 88-02; Calif omia, OS-
Ass. Geog; SeismoL Soc; Boyal Geog. Soc. Lon-
don. Physiography of California; stream and
ocean terraces as a guide to recent earth move-
ments in California.

Hdl2l2iger, Prof. John M(ldiati), 716 W. Broad-
way, Winona, Minn. Botany. HachteL Ger-
many, May 14, 53. A.B, Olivet, 79, M.S, 87;
B.D, Yale, 82. Ir^r. «a*. hist, Winona Nor.
Sch, Miwn, 82-90, 9S- Asst, dept. bot, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 90^93; biologist, nat. hist. surv. of
Minn, 97-05; state expeditions, Cook Co, 97,
upper Minnesota Biver, 01, Lake Superior, 02.
A.A. Mosses of western North America.

Homberger, Dr. Alfred WlUlam, University of
LouisviUe, Louisville, Ky. Chemistry. Prairie
du Sac, Wis, May 18, 87. A.B, Wisconsin, 05;
fellow, Illinois, 07-08, A.M, 08, research fellow,
09-10, Ph.D, 10; GOttingen, 08-09. Instr. chem,
Bose, 05-07 ; prof, lUinois Col, 1(V-11 ; lU. Wes-
leyan, 11-18; Louisville, 18- Chemist, Laclede
Gas Co; Oliver Min. Co. Chem. Soc; Ey. Acad.
Quantitative estimation of tellurium; molecular
rearrangement in the camphor series; turbidity
in beverages containing maltose or glucose; ni-
trogen in milk; chlorination of acetone; deter*

mination of morphin in various tissues of cat
and rabbit after injection.

Honamaii, B(i6hard) Karl, American Telephone
and Telegraph Co, New York, N. Y. Blectrical
engineering. Lancaster, Pa, Sept. 17, 90. B.S,
Franklin and Marshall, 12, M.S, 16. Instr.
physics, Franklin and Marshall, 16-17; asst.
physicist. Bur. Standards, 17-18, assoc. physi-
cist, 18-19; development and research dept. Am,
Tel. and Tel. Co, 19- Asst. prof. elee. eng,
George Washington, 18-19. A.A; Physical Soc;
Blec. Eng; Badio Eng; Franklin Inst; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Electro-physics; alternating cur-
rent circuits; insulating materials; gas en^ne
ignition.
Honan, Dr. Bdwaxd M(aik), Western Electric Co,
463 West St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
Lebanon, Ind, Sept. 11, 91. A.B, Wabash, 13;
Ph.D, Michigan, 17. Besearch chemisi, Procter
and Gamble Co, 19 ; Wesi. Elec. Co, 19- Chem-
ist, Dow Chem. Co, summer, 17; ordnance dept,
U.S.A, 18-19. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
Organic chemistry.
Hood, Prof. GCeorge) W(imam), 2738 Garfield
Boulevard, Lincoln, Nebr. Horticulture. Lan-
caster, Ohio, July 30, 86. B.S, Ohio State, 10,
M.S, 14. Instr. hort, Ohio State, 07-09; asst,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-11; instr. hort, Mich. Agr.
Col, 11-13; assoc. prof, Nebraska, IS- A.A;
Soc. Hort. Scij Mich. Acad; Ohio Acad; Nebr.
Acad; Nebr. Hort. Soc Inheritance; hybridiza-
tion; olericulture; pomology.
Hood, Prof. O(nil) P(orter), 1831 Irving St,
Washington, D. C. Mechanical engineering,
LoweU, Mass, June 14, 65. Worcester, 82-83;
B.S, Rose, 85, M.S, 95, M.E, 98. Prof, mech.
eng, Kansas State, 86-98; mech. and elec. eng,
Mich. Col. Mines, 98-11; chief mech. engineer,
V. 8. Bur. Mines, 11- Consulting engineer.
A. A; Mech. Eng; Min. Eng; Eng. Educ. Fuels
and mining machinery.
Hoogewerfl,Beal Admiral J(ohn) A(drlaii),U.S.N,
U. S. Naval Observatory, Washington, D. C.
Astronomy. Howard Co, Md, Nov. 27, 60.
Grad, U. S. Naval Acad, 81. Asst. to Prof.
Asaph Hall, Sr, U. 8. Naval OUervatory, 83-
85, in charge magnetic observations, 89-92, supt,
14-17, id-
Hooker, A(lbert) H(iinti]igton), Hooker Electro*
chemical Co, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Chemistry,
Bochester, N. Y, Nov. 25, 65. Bochester, hon.
M.S, 20; Mass. Inst. Tech. Chemist, Dighton
Color Works, 89-90; Cary-Ogden Co, 90-91;
supt. Opaque Shade Cloth Co, 92-93; chief
chemist. Heath and Milligan Mfg. Co, 94-06;
works manager. Hooker Electrochem, Co, 06-11,
tech. director, 11- V. chairman, N. Y. State
board for licensing engineers. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Chem. Eng. (director); Electrochem. Soc.
(chairman, Niagara Falls sect); Soc. Chem.
Indust; Soc. Teet Mat; N. Y. Chemists Club;
Buffalo Eng. Soc. (director) ; Faraday Soc; Soc.
de Chim. indust. Chemical technology; paints
and pigments; cUorin and electrolytic alkali
manufacture.

Hooker, Dr. Davenport, University of Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Embryology. Brooklyn, N. Y,
May 13, 87. A.B, Yale, 08, fellow, 08-09, A.M,

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09, PhJ), 12; Bonn, 11-12; Naples ZooL 8ta,
12. Instr. anat^ Yale, 09-14; asst. prof, histol,
Pittsburg^h, 14-15; anat, Yale, 15-19; prof,
Pittsburgh, 19- A.A; Am. Anat; Soc. Zool;
Soc. Ezp. Biol; Ck)nn. Aoad. MieroBcopie anat-
omy; nerre growth and regeneration; muflcle de-
yelopment in absence of nerves; pigment cells;
internal secretion; hermaphroditisnL

Hooker, Dr. DConald) &(iusdl), Upland, Boland
Park, Md. *FhyHology, New Haven, Conn,
Sept 7, 76, A3, Yale, 99, M.S, 01; MJ), Hop-
kins, 05. Asst. physiol, Mophine, 0(M)7, instr,
07-08, assoe, 08-10, assoc. prof, 10- A. A;
Physiol. Soc (managing ed, 'Am. Jour.
Physiol'); Soc. PharmacoL

Hooker, Prof. H(airletta) B(dgaooiiib), South
Hadley, Mass. Botany, Gardiner, Maine, Dec
12, 51. Mt. Holyoke; PhJ), Syracuse, 89;
Woods Hole; Mass. Inst. Tech; Berlin.
Teacher pub. schools, 69-70; Acad, W. Oharles-
ton, Vt, 70-71; prof, hot, Mt. Eolyohe, 73-08;
emer, prof, OS- A.A; Torrey Bot. Club; Int.
Ass. Bot. Botany; historical sketches of Mt.
Holyoke Ck>llege; morphology and embryology
of Cuscuta.

Hooker, Prof. Henry D(aggett), J^, University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Botany, Brooldyn,
N. Y, Jan. 25, 92. A3, Yale, 12, fellow, 12-15,
hot, Yale, 14-15, instr, 15-18 ; asst. physiologist,
U. S. Bur. Mines, 17-18; lieut, C.W.S, 18; asst
prof, hort, Miaiowri, 19-20, asaoa, prof, tO-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc Hort. Sci.
Plant nutrition and behavior.

Booker, Dr. M(arian) 0(8good), 519 California
St, San Francisco, Calif. Experimental medi-
cine, San Francisco, July, 75. MJ), Cali-
fornia, 10; Cincinnati, 13. Intern, unlv. hosp,
California, 10-11, asst. mod. examiner, infirmary,
12-13; research scholar, physiol. lab, Cincinnati,
16-18. Lecturer physiol, Cincinnati Gen. Hosp.
Training Sch. for Nurses, 16-18; assoc ed,
'Lancet-Clinic,' 16-18. A.A; Am. Med. Ass.
Water absorption by nerve tissue; the physical
chemistry of emulsions; fats and fatty degenera-
tion.

Hooker, Dr. Sanrael 0(oz), 82 Bemsen St, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Chemigtry, Brenchley, England,
April, 64. Nor. Sch. of Science and Boyal Sch.
of Mines, London, 81-84; Ph.D, Munich, 85.
Chemist and tech. expert, Franklin Sugar Bef ,
Phiki) 85-92; Am. Sugar Bef. Co, N. J, and
allied oompanies, 92-15, org, ehemist, IS"
Chemist, Platinotype Co, London, 83 ; mem. jury
awards, Nat. Export Expos, 99. Chem. Soc;
Franklin Inst; London Chem. Soc; Chem. GeselL
Organic chemistry; lapachol and its derivatives;
conversion of ortho- into para- and para- into
ortho-quinone derivatives; manufacture and re-
fining of sugar; lomatiol; hydroxynaphtha
quinone.

Hooker, Dr. W(ilUa)m A(n8on), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agrieulture.
Westhampton, Mass, Aug. 13, 77. B.S, Mass.
Col, and Boston, 99; D.Y.M, George Washing-
ton, 13 ; LL J3, National Univ, 20. Special field
agent, bur. entom, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 04-08,
entom, and vet. ed, 'Bxp. 8ta. Beeord,' 08- Con*
tributor on entom. and vet. med, 'Am. Year
Book' and 'Int. Enc' A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom;

Wash. Entom. Soc. Economic entomology;
Thysanoptera; Ixodoidea; biology of the &o-
doidea; Bibionidae.

Hooper, Dr. Ohaxles Warren, Hygienic Labora-
tory, U. S. Public Health Serviee, Washing-
ton, D. 0. Medicine. Great Bend, E[ans, 90.
A3, Kansas, 11, M.D, Hojddns. 14. Asst. prof,
research med. Hooper Foundation for Med.
Besearch, California, 14-18; path, phyeiologiet,
hygienic lah, V. 8. Pub. EeaHth Service, 18-
A.A; PhysioL Soc; Soc Exp. Biol; Am. Med.
Ass; San Francisco Acad. Med. Blood and pig-
ment metabolism; sugar an4 bile add metab-
olism; industrial poisons; salvarsan and allied
drugs.

Hooper, Dr. Brerett (Dennlson), Warren Cham-
bers, Boston, Mass. Chemiairy. Biversdale,
Mass, Sept. 16, 68. A.M, Tufts, 88; M.D, CoL
Physicians and Surg, Boston, 91; Ph.D, Har-
vard, 05. Prof, chem. Col. Physicians and Surg,
Boston, 98- Instr. chem, tech. dept. Tufts, 97;
asst. surgeon, U.S.A, 98; mem. Mass. Board of
Health. A. A; Chem. Soc Clinical technique;
albumen compounds.

Hooper, Prof. John Juliaii, University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky. Animal husbandry. Colo-
rado, Tex, March 16, 83. B.S, Tex. Col, 01;
M.S, Iowa State, 07. Asst prof, agr, Kentucky,
07-09, prof, animal husbandry and husbandman,
Exp. Sta, 09- Director, breeding bur, Ky. State
Bacing Commission; dairy ed, 'Inland Farmer.'
A. A; Soc. Animal Production; Dairy Sd. Ass;
Ky. Acad. Animal feeding and breeding; in-
heritance of Jersey coat colors; estimating milk
production; Jack stock in Kentucky; milking
machine; stock judging.

Hooton, Dr. ECamest) A(Ibert), Peabody Mu-
seum, Cambridge, Mass. Anthropology, demans-
ville, Wis, Nov. 20, 87. A.B, Lawrence, 07;
A.M, Wisconsin, 08, Ph.D, 11; Bhodes scholar,
Oxford, 10-13, BJjitt, 18. Instr. awthrop, Har-
vard and curator somatol, Peahody Museum, 18-
Mem. exped. to Canary Islands, 15. Anthrop.
Ass; Folk-lore Soe; hon. mem. Am. Acad.
Dental Sci; Boyal Anthrop. Inst; Galton Soc
Physical anthropology; African ethnology and
ardieology.

Hooyer, Dr. OQiarlas) P(raiik]iii), 1903 E. 75th
St, Cleveland, Ohio. Medicine. Miiimisburgy
Ohio, Aug. 2, 65. A.B, Harvard, 87, MJ). 92.
Prof, iiitfl. Western Beserve, 07- Chief, dept.
med. Lakeside Hosp, Cleveland. Am. Physi-
cians; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medicine;
physical diagnosis; cardio-respiratory, neurolog-
ical and hepatic diseasec

Hoover, Ohailes P(otter), Water Puriflcation
Works, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Boss,
Ohio, June 20, 84. A.B, Ohio State, 08. Asst.
chemist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06^
07; chemist in charge, water works dept, Colum-
bus, Ohio, 08- Chem. Soe; Water Works Ass;
Pub. Health Ass; Columbus Eng. Club. Water
purification and softening; coagulation of water.

Hooyer, Prof. OOiarles) B(iifl^)» 151 Mt. Vernon
St, Middletown, Conn. Chemistry. Oskaloosa,
Iowa, Sept. 30, 85. Ph.B, Penn (Iowa), 06;
B.S, Haverford, 07, A.M, 08; Carnegie feflow,
Harvard, 12-13, Ph.D, 15. JProf, chem, Penn

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(Iowa), 0^10; aseoe. prof, SyracvBe, 13-15;
Wetleyan, 15-18, prof, IS- Ghemist and eon-
Bidting chemist, 0.W.6, 17-19. A.A; Chem. Boc.
(councilor, 19, pros, Conn* Vall^ sect). Atomic
weights; gas analysis; tobacco smoke.

Boovery Secretary Hertwrt (OUxk), Washing-
ton, D. C. MiiUnff engineering. West Branch,
Iowa, Aug. 10, 74. B.8, Stanford, 95, LL.D,
Harvard; Princeton; . Brown; Pennsylvania;
Oberlin; Yale; Alabama; Lidge; Brussels;
D.CJj, Oxford. Consnlting and managing en-
gineer, mining, metal, and railway operations
in U. S, Mez, China, Australia, Africa and In-
dia, 96-14; chidrman, Oommission for Belief in
Belgium, 14-19 ;~ director gen, European Belief,
18"; Am^ Belief AdMmittration, 19-; see'y of
eommerce, V, 8, tl- Mining.

Hoover, Theodore J'Cesee), 450 Melville Ave, Palo
Alto, Calif. Mining, MetaXiwrgy, West Branch,
Iowa, Jan. 28, 71. A.B, Stanford, 01. Consult-
ing engineer; manager and director, numerous
concerns : prof, miiiffi^ and metal, S^nford, 19-
AA; Mm. Eng; Min. and Metal. ]bist; Cooper
Omith. Club; N. Y. Eng. Club; fel. Royal ZooL
Soc; London Inst. Min. and Metal; Soc. Beige
des Ing. et dee Ind. Concentrating ores by
flotation.

Hopewell-Smith, Prof. A(rthnr), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy.
Boston, England, May. 65. L.B.C.P, M.B.C.S,
London, 91; Sc.D, Pennsylvania, 19. Prof,
oomp, odontol, dental hietol, and path, Penneyl-
vania, 14- Tomes prize, Boyal CoL Surg. Ass.
Anat; hon« mem. Soc odont. de France. Com-
parative odontology, histology and pathology of
the mouth; dental anatomy and microscopy.

Hopfltid, J(ohn) J(OBeph), 1135 Walnut St, Berke-
ley, Calif. Physios. Buseia, July 8, 91. A.B,
Syracuse, 17, fellow, 17-18. Instr. physics,
Syracuse, 18-20; research fellow, California, tO-
Physical Soc Absorption spectra of indicators.

HopUna, Dr. A(ndrew) D(elmar), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Forest
entomology. Jackson Co, W. Va, Aug. 20, 57.
Hon. Ph.D, West Virginia, 93. Special agent
entom, W. Va. Exp. Sta, 90-91, entomologist,
91-02; prof. econ. entom. West Virginia, 96-
02; ▼. director, W. Va. Bip. Sta, 97-02; special
agent, expert and entomologist in charge of for-
est insect investigations, hwr. entom, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 00- Lecturer forest entom, forest sch, Yale,
02- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. (▼. pros, 01, pree,
02); Entom. Soc. (v. pres, 08); Wash. Acad.
(▼. pros, 07, 20) ; Wash. Entom. Soc. (v. pres,
05, pres, 07) ; Wash. Biol. Soc. (v. pres, 15, pres,
20) ; hon. mem. Soc. Econ. Biol. JBngland. For- •
est insects; Scolytidae of the world; the bio-
cHmatio law.

HopUxis, Prof. Arthur John, Amherst, Mass.
Chemistry. Bridgewater, Mass, Sept. 20, 64.
A.B, Amherst, 85; fellow, Hopkins, 92, Ph.D,
93. Teacher, Mass. pub. schools^ 85-88; sci*
ence, Peekskill Mil. Acad, N. Y, 88-90; prof.
ehem, Westminster (Pa), 92-94; asst. prof,
Amherst, 94-95, assoc. prof, 95-07, prof, 07-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Johns Hopkins Chem. Soc.
(first pres). Bronzing methods in alchemistic
Leyden papyri; a dissolver; a chemical balance;

control of sise of crystals; action of manganese
dioxid on 3>otassium permanganate; valence,
position*number and specific gravity: arrange*
ment of the periodic table; history olf alchemy;
preparation of standard solution by direct dilu-
tion; thermostat for a laboratory; instrument
for calibration; amorphous arsenic; ammonia in
water analysis.

Hopkins, Prof. B. Smith, 706 W. California St,
Urbana, HI. Chemistry. Owosso, Mich, Sept. 1,
73. A.B, Albion, 96, A.M, 97; Ph.D, Hopkins,
06. Prof, chem, Nebr. Wesleyan, 06-09; Gar-
roll, 09-12; instr, Illinois, 12-14, assoc, 14-17,
asst. prof, 17-19, assoc. prof, tO- A. A; Chem*
Soc (chairman, lU. sect, 19-). Osmotic pres-
sure; rare eartiis; atomic weights of yttrium,
erbium and dysprosium.

Hopldiu, Edwin F(ra86r), University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Plant pathology. Buffalo, N.
Y, Nov. 80, 91. B.S, Cornell, 15, Ph.D, 20; Wis*
cousin, 17. Asst. agr. chem, Cornell, 14-15,
instr. plant path, 15-18; assoc pathologist, Ala.
Exp. Sta, 19-20; plant pathologist and asst.
prof, hot, Missouri, tO- Phytopath. Soc Chem-
istry; enzymes.

Hopkins, Dr. O(rant) 8(heimaa), Ithaca, N. Y.
Anatomy. Westfield, N. Y. B.S, Cornell, 89,
ScD, 93; D.V.M, N. Y. SUte Vet Col, 00.
Instr. histoL and embryol, Cornell, 89-96, asst.
prof. anat. methods and comp. vet. anat, 96-
03, prof. vet. anat, OS- A. A; Ass. Anat; N. Y.
State Vet. Med. Soc Comparative and veteri-
nary anatomy.

HopUna, Dr. J(o8aph) Oardner, 40 E. 83rd St,
New York, N. Y. Bacteriology. Broo^yn, N.
Y, June 30, 82. A.B, Columbia, 02; M.D, Hop-
kins, 07. Asst. prof, bacter, Columbia, 15-17.
Ass. Path, and Baet; Soc Exp. BioL Derma-
tology; syphilis.

Hopkina, Prof. Louis Adton), 1517 8. University
Ave, A^n Arbor, Mich. Mathematics. Danville,
Ind, May 9, 81. A.B, Butler, 05; M.S, Chicago,
06, Ph.D, 15. Instr. and hiter asst. prof, math,
Michigan, 06- Math. Soc; Astron. Soc Celee-
tial mechanics.

Hopkins, Dr. Marion BCyrd), Baltimore City
Health Department, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry,
West Biver, Md, June 24, 89. A.B, Hopkins, 12,
Ph.D, 15. Besearch asst, Hopkins, 14-15; chem-
ist and hur. chief, Bcdtimore City Health Dept,
15-. Chem. Soc Sulphonic acid derivatives;
miuL

Hopkins, Dr. Nevil Monroe, 2128 Bancroft Place,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Physios. Port-
land, Elaine, Sept. 15, 73. B.S, George Washing*
ton, 99, M.S, 00, Ph.D, 02; Harvard, 01. Asst.
chem, Oeorge JFashington, 99-00, instr. and
later <isst. prof, 00-; mem. firm, Monroe, Piatt
and Hopkins; consulting engineer. Elec course,
Gen. Elec. ()o, Schenectady, N. Y; elec engi-
neer, in charge power plant consolidation, U. S.
Navy Yards and Naval Stations; in charge, div.
elec and mech. science, Inst. Indust. Besearch;
V. pres. and consulting engineer, Elec Tachom-
eter Corp; expert aid, gun div, ordnance dept,
n.S.A; consulting en^eer. Union Carbide and
Carbon Corp; ^itorial representative, 'Elec
Eng.' John Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 00.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Elec. Eng; Electrochem. Soc;

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Chem. Eng; Mech. Eng. Electrochemistry; pre-
cision measurements of speed through electrical
agencies; dynamometer for internal combustion
engines based on thermoelectric phenomena:
equipments for new inventions and processes.
HopWns, J)T. Oliver B(ak6r), U. 8. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. O. Geology. Penn
I^, Va, Dec. 4, 86. A.B, Hopkins, 09, Ph.D,
12. Junior geologist, U. S. Gcol. Surv, 11-12;
asst. state geologist, Ga, 12-14; aast. geologist,
U, 8. Qeol Siirv, 14^20, geoloffist, fO- Min-
eralogy; physical chemistry; coal flora of Mary-
land; asbestos, talc, soapstone and slate deposits
of Geoigia; coal deposits of Wyoming and Colo-
rado; oil and gas of the coastal plain of
Louisiana.

HqpWnB, Prof. Sam(iia)l AdignstoB), 400 Marl-
boro St, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology, Jersey
C^ty, N. J, Sept 12, 58. GrinneU; M.D, Colum-
bia, 80; D.D.8, N. Y. Ool. Dentistry, 82. Prof,
theory and practise of dentistry. Tufts, OB-
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci. Bacteriology of the mouth; saliva changes.

Hopkins, Prof. TQiomas) 0(tBmn), Syracuse
University, Syracuse, N. Y. Geology. Center
Co, Pa, May 4, 61. B.S, DePauw, 87; am
Stanford, 92; Ph.D, Chicago, 00. Asst. prof.
geol, Pa. State, 95-99; prof, Syracuse, 00-
Asst. geologist, .Ark. GeoL Surv, 89-92; Ind.
Geol. Surv, 95, 96, 01. A. A; GeoL Soc; Eoch-
ester Acad. Building stones, clays, and iron
orjM.

Hopper, Prof. H(eri)ert) A(ndrew), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Animal husbandry.
Ithaca, June 10, 79. B.S.A, Cornell, 03; M.S,
Illinois, 07. Instr. dairy husbandry, Illinois, 03-
07; director, dairy oxten, Purdue, 07-08; asst.
prof, dairy husbandry, California, 08-11; prof,
animal husbandry, Cornell, IS-- Dairying.

Hopper, W(alter) B(verott), Brazos River Oil
Corporation, Shreveport, La. Geology.. Newark
N. J, Sept. 20, 86. A.B, Cornell, 08, A.M, lo!
Aast. instr. geol, Cornell, 08; asst. geologist, La.
Geol. Surv, 08-09; field asst, U. S. GeoL Surv,
09; instr. geol, Cornell, 10; Wisconsin, 1(^-12;
Mich. CoL Mines, 12-14, asst. prof, 14-18 ; bur.
research, W.T.B, 18-19; geologist, Braeos
River OH Corp, 19^ Geologist, Mich. GeoL Surv,
14-; asst. ed, 'Mining and Scientific Press,' 14-
15. ^ A. A; Min. Eng; Ass Petrol. GeoL Eco-
nomic geology; petroleum; natural gas.

Hore, Beglnald B(dwln), C. P. B. Building,
Toronto, Can. Geology. Hamilton, Out, Sept.
29, 81. B.A, Toronto, 05. Instr. petrog, Michi-
gan, 07-08; lecturer geol, Sch. Mining, Kingston
Ont, 08-09; instr. petrog, Mich. CoL Mines, 09-
13; ed, 'Can, Min, Jowr,' 13-19, consulting ed,
19^; constating geologist, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Min. Eng; Can. Min. Inst. Economic geology;
cobalt-silver deposits of Nipissing, Ont; general
geology, chiefly pre-Cambrian, of the Nipissing
district and of northern Michigan.

Hormell, Prof. WlU(lam) a(arfleld), Ohio Wes-
leyan University, Delaware, Ohio. Physios.
Oakland, Ohio, July 19, 61. B.S, Ohio Nor. Sch,
80; A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 89, B.S, 90, Ph.D, 94;
A.M, Harvard, 92, 92-93, 00-01. Teacher, pub.
sch, 80-83; instr. math, and physics, Ohio Wes-

leyan, 89-91 ; asst. physics, Harvard, 92-93 ;
prof, Ohio Wesleyan, 94-, dean of men, 09-
A. A; Eng. Educ. Dielectric constant of paraf-
fins for short electric waves.

^ry. Carlisle, Pa, May 7, 77. A.B, Dickinson.
97, ^M, 98; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Asst. chem
Hopkins, 00-01; assoc, Bryn Mawr, 01-04, assoc.
prof, 04^07; consulting chemist. Lecturer hy-
giene, Hahnemann Med. Col; chem, Wagner
Inst. A.A; Chemu Soc. (v. chairman, Phila.
aeoly 08, chairman, 04, 05, councUor, 08);
Phila. Acad; DeL Co, Inst. Sei; Boyal Soc.
Arts. Boric acid; osmotic membranes by elec-
trolysis; calorimetry; copper ammonia com-
pounds; transition temperatures; solubility
curve of borax; terminal fumigation.
Honiaday, Dr. William T(emple), Zoological Park.
New York, N. Y. "Zoology, Zoological paH^
administration, Plainfield, Ind, Dec 1 54
Iowa State, 74; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 06;'hon."
A.M, Yaje, 17. Collecting naturalist. Ward's
Nat. ScL Establishment, 76-79; chief taxiderm-
ist, U. S. Nat. Museum, 82-90; supt, Nat. ZooL
Park, 89-90; director, N. T, Zool Parh, 96-
Trustee, permanent wild life protection fund, 13-
Three medals, Soc. Am. Taxidermists; gold
medal, Camp-Pire Club; Eoyal Soc. Protection
Birds, England; Royal ZooL Soc, Antwerp;
grand medal, hon. class, Soc. d'acclimat. de
Prance; Order of the Crown, Belgium, 19. Am.
Bison Soc. (pres, 07) ; N. Am. Fish and Game
Protect. Ass; patron and fel. N. Y. Zool. Soc;
feL N. Y. Acad; hon. mem. Phila. ZooL Soc;
cor. mem. London and Dublin ZooL Societies;
hon. mem. Soc. Preserv. Fauna British Empire.
Protection of wild life; the American bison;
quadrupeds of North America; mountain sheep
of North America; destruction of bird life; ac-
climation of mammals in North America; meth-
ods for introduction of natural history studies
into grammar, high and normal schools.

Hombeck, Prof. J(ohn) W(esley), Carleton Col-
lege, Northfield, Minn. Physics. Exeter, HI,
May 21, 81. B.S, IlL Wesleyan, 06; A.M, HU-
nois, 09, Ph.D, 13. Principal schools, Summer
HiU, lU, 04-05; instr. math, Park CoL Acad,
06-08; asst. physics, Illinois, 09-10; Cornell,
10-11; instr, Illinois, 11-13; asst. prof. Carle-
ton, IS- Physical Soc. Thermal and electrical
conductivities of the alkali metals.

Home, Dr. W(imam) D(odge), 175 Park Ave,
Yonkers, N. Y. Chemistry. Williamsburg,
N. Y, Jan. 25, 65. Ph.B, Columbia, 86, Ph.D,
94. Chemist, various sugar refining companies,
86- Instr. chem, Columbia, 87; Butgers, 89;
consulting chemist and bacteriologist to various
companies and boards; assoc. ed, *Jour. Indust.
and Eng. Chem. ' 08- Silver medal, Ass. Chim.
de Sue. et de Dist. de France; pres, sugar sect,
Eighth Int. Cong. Applied Chem, 12. Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Ass. Chim. de Sue et
de Dist. de France.' Sugar manufacturing and
refining.

Home. Prof. W(mia)m T(ltnfl), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Vegetable pathoU
ogy. Kankakee, HI, Nov. 8, 76. B.S, Nebraska,
98; fellow, Columbia, 03-04. Instr. bot, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 98-00; sch. agr, Nebraska, 99-00;

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aart. xtathologist, Estaeion Cent. Agron, Cuba,
04-07, chief, plant path, 07-09; asst, prof, plant
path, Calif omui, 09-14, aswo, prof, 14- A. A;
Phjtopath. Soe. (past see'y, Padflo div) ; Toney
Bot. Olttb. Diseases of tropieal plants; oUve
knot; root rot of trees.

Homor, Dr. Albert A(iiieUii8), 86 Bay State Boad,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Helena, Ark, Sept.
15, 86. A3, Virginia, 07; MD, Harvard, 11.
Asst. med. Harvard Med. Seh, 14-17. A.A« In-
ternal medicine; pertussis; typhoid fever; dia-
betes mellitns.

Horsch, Dr. WCilUam) a(renTille), 17 Bartlett
Ave, Waverly,' Mass. Physieal chemistry. New-
bnryport, Mass, April 28, 90. BJ3, Mass. last.
Tech, 13; M.S, California, 16, Ph.D, 17. Asst.
and tea«liing fellow chem, California, 15-17;
electrochemist, IT. S. Bnr. Mines, 18; research
assoe, €tpplied ohem, Mass. Inst, Tech, 19^
AJl; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Electro-
ehemistrj; electrode potentials.

Honford, MIbs Oomelia (Oonway F^ton), Syl-
vester Manor, Shelter Island, N. Y. Archeology,
Chunbridge, Mass, Sept. 25, 61. Private schools.
Pros, Shelter IsL Pnb. Library. A. A; Folk-lore
Soc; Irish Texts Soc; Icelandic Antiq. Soc;
Prince Hlat. Soc; London Viking Club (hon. v.
pres). Norse archeology.

Hozslay, Dr. J(olin) Slidlton, 617 W. Grace St,
Bichmond, Va. 8%wgery. Lovingston, Va, Nov.
24, 70. M.I>, Virginia, 92. Prof, snrg, Virginia,
03-13; surgeon in charge, 8t. Elisabeth's Hosp,
It- Gold medal, S. Med. Ass, 16. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass; S. Snrg. and Gynec. Soc; Bichmond
Acad. Med. and Snrg. (pres, 13). Beversed cir-
culation of the blood; surgery of the intestines.

Horton, GCeorge) D(lack), 95 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Bacteriology. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Sept. 30, 87. B.S, Conn. Col, 11; M.S,
Yale, 13. Instr. bacter, Oregon Col, 13; mth
agr. div, Hanff-MetBger, Ino, A.A. Intestinal
bacteriology; poultry diseases.

HortOD, Dr. Goldie Pxlntis, 504 W. 3 2d St, Austin,
Tex. Mathematics. Athens, Tex, Sept. 4, 87.
A.B, Texas, 08, fellow. Smith, 09-10, A.M, 10;
fellow, Bryn Mawr, 12-13; Ph.D, Texas, 16.
Teacher math, high sch, 08-09, 10-12; tutor
pure math, Texas, 13-17, instr^ 17- Math. Soc
Analysis.

Horton, Bobeirt E(lmer), Voorheesville, N. Y.
CivQ engineering. Parma, Mich, May 18, 75.
B.S, Albion, 97. Dist. engineer, XT. S. GeoL
Surv, 00-05; res. engineer, N. Y. State Barge
Canal, 06-11; hydraalio expert, N. T. State
Dept. Pvb, Works, 11- Lecturer hydraulic eng,
Michigan, 14. Civil Eng; MeteoroL Soc.
(treas); Water Works Ass; Am. Gteog. Soc;
New Eng. Water Works Ass; British Inst. Civil
Eng; Boyal Meteor. Soc. Hydrology; meteor-
ology; rainfall; evaporation; stream drainage
basins; underground waters: floods.

HortTet» JtHxu, Old Capitol, St. Paul, Minn.
Chemistry. Baraboo, Wis, April 24, 63. B.S,
Wisconsin, 86; Minnesota, 92. Principal,
Sacred Heart Sch, Minn, 88; city supt. schools.
Bed Lake Falls, Minn, 89-91; teacher physics
and chem, E. High Sch, Minneapolis, 92-00;
state chemist, Dairy and Food Dept, Minn, 00-

A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Boyal Soc. Arts.
Mem. joint committee, food and drug deflni-
tions, IT. S. Dept. Agr. Chemical composition
of maple syrup and sugar and methods of anal-
ysis; determination of total, fixed and volatile
acids in wines; essential oil and alcohol in fla-
voring extracts; tomato catsup; malt and palt
tonics; ciyoscopy of mUk; new model cryoscope;
fat in butter.

Horwood, Bffnrray PQiillp), Massachusetts Insti*
tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Public
health. New York, N. Y, Dee. 31, 92. B.8,
CoL City of N. Y, 13; M.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
16. Chemist and bacteriologist, Brooklyn Sew-
age Exp. Sta, 13-15 ; iiutr. hiol. and pub. health,
Mass, Inst, Tech, 16-; Wellesley, 17-18; Bos-
ton, 19- Ed. asst, 'Jour. Pub. Health,' 17-;
director, Okla. Pub. Health Surveys, 18, 19;
Glen Bidge Pub. Health Surv, summer, 16.
AJL; Pub. Health Ass; Boston Soc. Bact. Pub-
lic health surveys; sewiige disposal.

HoBford, Prof. H(6iiry) H(alloek), 2329 Grand-
view Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry. Hud-
son, Ohio, July 12, 59. A.B, Western Beserve,
80, A.M, 83 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Prof. Latin,
Doane, 87-89, ohem, 92-18; Western Reserve,
18- Chem. Soc; Nebr. Acad. Physical chem-
istry; conductivity of solutions.

HoBldn, Arthnr JCoseph), Kittredge Building, Den-
ver, Colo. Mining engineering, Shopiere, Wis,
Jan. 4, 69. B.S, Wisconsin, 90, M.E, 05. Min-
ing engineer, assayer and ore broker, 90-96;
asst. prof, and later prof, mining eng, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 05-11; consulting mining engineer,
IS- Colo. Geol. Surv, 10-11; ed, 'Min. and
Metal Jour,' 08; west, ed, 'Mines and Min-
erals,' 12-13; Colo, correspondent, 'N. Y. Eng.
and Min. Jour'; managing ed, 'Mining Amer-
ican,' 15- Min. Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc. Eco-
nomics of mining and metallurgy.

Hosldng, Prof. L(eander) M(lller), 365 Lincoln
Ave, Palo Alto, Calif. Applied mathematics.
Wis, May 10, 60. B.S, Wisconsin, 83, M.S, 85,
C.E, 87. Instr. civil eng, Wisconsin, 85-89, asst.
prof, 89-91, prof, meefa, 91-92; applied math,
Stanford, 9t- A.A; Math. Soc. (councilor, 13-
16); Eng. Educ. Applied mechanics; hydrau-
lics; geophysics.

HoskJna, Dr. Margaret M(oxxi8), Medical College
of Virginia, Bichmond, Va. Biology. Williams-
town, Mass, Dec. 10, 86. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 08;
Ph.D, Yale, 16. Instr. histol, Univ. and Belle-
vue Hosp. Med. Col, 17-18; Minnesota, 20;
assoc. prof, hietol. and embryol, Med. Col. of
Va, to- Ass. Anat. Artiflcial parthenogenesis;
endocrine organs.

Hosklns, Prof. &(oy) G(nihain), 2122 N. Calvert
St, Baltimore, Md. Physiology. Nevinville,
Iowa, July 3, 80. A.B, Kansas, 05, A.M, 06;
Ph.D, Harvard, 10; M.D, Hopkins, 20. Teach-
ing fellow zool, EZansas, 06; physiol. Harvard,
08-10; i>rof. and head of dept. Starling Med.
Col, 1(^-18; assoc. prof, Northwestern, 13-16,
prof, and head of dept, 16-18; aesoc, Hopkins,
to- Ed, 'Endocrinology,' 17- Capt. and ma-
jor, Sanit. C, 17-19, chief, sect, food and
nutrition, 18. A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soe. Pharma-
col; Soc. Exp. Biol. Physiology and pharma-
cology of internal secretions.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

HoskinB, William, 49 Sixth Ave, La Grange, 111.
^Chemistry. Covington^ Ky, 63. Chicago High
Sch; priyate instruction. Mem. firm of Meai'
ner and Eoskins, Chicago, 80- Assoc, mem.
Naval Con. Board. aJ&.; Chem. Soc. (mem.
board of editors, tech. monographs, mem. IT. S.
Bur. Mines advisory eommittee); Soc CSiem.
Indost; Eleetroehem. Soc; Min. Eng: Micros.
Soc; West Soc. Eng; Franklin Inst; BL Acad;
Chisago Acad. Metallic arsenic and arsenides;
indns&ial chemistry.

HoslrinB, Prof. W(lUiaiii) Horace, 331-333 E. 26th
St, New York, N. Y. VerteHnary jwrisprudence,
Bo<d[dale, Pa, Jnly 23, 60. D.V.S, Am. Vet.
CoL of N. Y, 81. Lecturer and later prof,
juris, ethics and business methods, vet. dept,
Pennsylvania, 97-17; prof, vet, jwris, and dean,
N, r. state Vet. Col, N. T. Univ, 17- Bd,
'Jour. Comp. Med. and Vet. Archives,' 94-
Vet. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass: hon. mem.
N. J. Vet Med. Ass. Veterinary jurisprudence
of foreign countries.

Hosmer, Prof. Balph BQieldon), New York State
College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Forestry*
Deerfleld, Mass, March 4, 74. BJL.S, Harvard^
94; M.P, Yale, 02. Asst, div. of soils, U. 8,
Bept. Agr, 96-98, field asst, bur. of forestry,
9^03, collaborator, 03-14; supt. forestry, Ha-
waii, 03-14; prof, and head of dept, N. F.
State Col. Agr, Cornell, 14^ Mem, board of
regents, College of Hawaii; chairman. Conser-
vation Commission of Hawaii, 08-14; delegate.
Conference of Governors, Washington, 08. A.A;
Forestry Ass; Soc. Foresters (chairman, N. Y.
sect, 20); Ecol. Soc Silviculture; forest man-
agement in the Adirondacks; forefft history and
forest policy.

Eoamer, Sidney, Edison Electric Illuminating Co,
39 Boylston St, Boston, Mass. Sleatrical engineer-
ing. London, England, Jidy 18, 71. A.B, Yale,
92. Elec. engineer, Boston Elec Light Co> 94-
01 ; eUpt. installation, Edison Elec. Uluminating
Co, 01- A.A; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng.

Hoatetter, J'(ohn) O(lyde), Stuben Division, Cor-
ning Glass WoriLs, Coming, N. Y. PhyHoal
chemistry. WiUiamsport, Pa, Feb. 18, 86. B.S,
Bucknell, 08, M.S, 09; Chicago, 08. Instr. chem,
Bucknell, 08-10; asst chonlrt, Bur. Standards,
1(^-12; physical chemist, geophys. lab, Carnegie
Institution. 12-19; with Steuben OUtss Works,
19- Manufacturer optical glass, W. I. B, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Ceramic Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Geol. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Vanadium; iron;
magnesium; mineral densities at high tempera-
tures; dissociation of calcium carbonate; effect
of strain on solubility; growth of crystals; op-
tical glass; iron ozids; volatilization of iron
from glass pots by chlorin.

HotdikisB, Prof. H(omer) J(ame8), 208 Dearborn
Place, Ithaca, N. Y. Physios. Mosiertown,
Pa, March 1, 60. B.S, Northern Ind. Nor. Sch,
84; C.E, Allegheny, 88, A.B, 89, A.M, 92;
M.M.E, Cornell, 96. Instr. math, Madisonville
Nor, Hy, 86; Harper Nor, Kans, 87; math, and
chem, Westminster (Pa), 89; asst. instr. pl^jrv-
ics, Cornell, 90-93, instr, 93-03; prof, Drexel
Inst, 03-14; instr. mech, Cornell, 16- A.A;
Physical Soc. Curve tracing galvanometers;

counter electromotive force of are; carbon-
aluminum cells.

Hotchkiss, Dr. Lucius WCales), 11 E. 48th St,
New York, N. Y. Surgery. New Haven, Conn,
Dec 31, 59. A.B, Columbia, 81, M.D, 84.
Prof, anat, Woman's Med. Col, N. Y, 90-99;
asst. demonstrator, Cokmbia, 90^7, instr. snrg,
97-09, adj. prof. elin. surg, 09-10, prof, 10-
Fel. Surg. Ass; Soc. Clin. Surg; Am. Med. Ass;
CoL Surg; N. Y. Surg. Soc (pros, 01-03); N.
Y. Acad. Med; Soc. Int. Chiinrgie. Appendi-
citis; peritonitis; cholelithiasis; malignant
growths of cheek and jaws; hernia.

Hotchkiss, Dr. W(illiam) 0(ti8); Geolo^cal and
Natural History Survey, Madison, Wis. OeoU
ogy. Eau Claire, Wis, Sept. 17, 78. B.S, Wis-
consin, 08, C.E, 08, PhJ); 16. Mining engineer,
Donora Min. Co, Duluth, and. geologist, Leith
Ezplor. Co, 02-04; instr. geoL in chuge miner*
and petrog, Wisconsin, 04-07; eoon, geologist.
Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 07", director,
19-, state geologist, 09- Mem. State Highway
Commission, Wis, 11-; War Minerals Commis-
sion, 17-18; committee on geoL Nat. Besearch
Council, 17. AA; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Ass.
State Geol. (sec'y, 16-19, pros, 19-); Ass. State
Highway Eng; Wis. Acad; Wis. Eng. Ass.
Mining and mine taxation; road oonstructioA
and materials; mineral land classification and
areal survey of Wisconsin; magnetic methods in
geological surveys.

Hotson, Prof. J(ohn) W(ilUam), 418 E. 44th St,
Seattle, Wash. Mycology. Iimerkip, Ont, May
2, 70. A.B, McMaster, 01, A.M. 02; Cucago,
02, 06-07; Cornell, 03; Columbia, 03; dark,
summer, 03; Harvard, 07-08, Ph.D, 13. Lee-
turer bot, Ont. Agr. Col, 03-04; principal
schools, Guelph, 04-06; Austin teaching feUow,
Harvard, 07-08; instr. hot, Pomona, 08-09,
asst. prof, 09-11; instr, Washington, 11-14,
asst. prof, 14- A.A; Phytopath. Soc Bulbi-
ferous fungi; fire blight; Sphagnum as a sur-
gical dressings

Hottes, Prof. Oha(rle)8 F(rederiek), TTniversity
of Illinois, ITrbana, HI. Botany. Mascoutah,
ni, July 8, 70. B.S, Illinois, 94, fellow, 94-95,
M.S, 95; PhJ), Bonn, 01. Asst. bot, lUinois,
95-98, instr, 01-02, asst. prof, 02-18, prof,
plant physiol, IS- A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc;
111. Acad. Physiology of the vegetable cell;
growth and development as affected by eztemal
conditions and apparatus of controL

Hough, Bomeyn B(6ck), Lowville, N. Y. Dendrol-
ogy, Ornithology. Albany, N. Y, March 30, 57.
A.B, Cornell, 81. Curator omitii, Cornell, 82-
83. Gold medals, Paris Expos, 90; Columbian
Expos, 92; Am. Inst. Fair, 97; Pan- Am. Expos,
01; La. Purchase Expos, 04; Elliott Creraon
gold medal, 08; grand prize, Alaska-Yukon
Expos, 09. A.A; Forestry Ass; Wash. Acad;
Torrey Bot. Club. American trees.

Hough, Prof. Theodore, University, Va. *PhysioU
ogy. Front Boyal, Va, June 19, 65. A.B, Hop-
kins, 86, Ph.D, 93. Instr, McDonogh Sch, Md,
86-89 ; biol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93-95, asst prof,
95-03; assoc. prof, Simmons, 03-06, prof, 06-
07, director, sch. science, 03-07; prof, physiol,
Virginia, 07-, dean, dept. med, 19- Instr.
physiol. and personal hygiene, Boston Nor. Sch*

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of Gymnastics, 98-07. A. A. (v. pres, K, 13) ;
Soc Nat; PhjsioL 8oe; Am. Med. Ass. Oardiao
inhibitioii; muscular fatigue and soreness; ef-
fect of temperatnre on cutaneons circulation;
aleohol and fatigue; factors regulating the
depth and rate of breathing movements; influ-
ence of increased pressures of oxygen ^ on
dyspnea; respiration during muscular activity;
regeneration of blood after hemorrhage.

Hoagh, Dr. Walter, U. S. National Museum^ Wash-
ington, D. C. * Anthropology. Morgantown, W.
Va, April 23, 59. W. Va. Col, 73; A.B, West
Virginia, 83, A.M, 84, PhJ), 94. Aid, dept-
ethnol, U, B. Nat. Museum, 86-94, asst. curator,
94-08, acting head curator, dept. anthrop, 08-
09, ewrator ethnol, 09-, acting head curator
anthrop, HO- Mem. commission to Hist. Expos,
Madrid, 92-93. Knight of Isabella. Spain, 93.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soc;
Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (sec'y, v. pros, 07, pres,
08-) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 08, 10) ; cor. mem.
Soc d 'Anthrop. de Paris; Swedish Soc An-
throp. and Geog. Aboriginal fire-making;
Eskimo lamps; history of illumination; primi-
tive aboriginal armor; Hopi ethnobotany and
pigments; Korean ethnography; reports on ex-
tensive field work in Arizona and New Mexico;
Pueblo region of Arizona; Hopi foodstuffs;
Malayan ethnography.

Houston, Prof. Cnlnkon Osborne, Newark, Del.
Entomology, Helena, N. Y, April 7, 73. Grad,
SUte Nor. Sch, Potsdam, N. T, 98; A.B, Cor-
nell, 02. Entomologist, Del. Exp. Sta. 02-09,
assoc prof, sool, Delaware, 02-06, prof, 06-09,
hiol, 09- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic
and systematic entomology.

Hoaflthton, Dr. Bdijali) M(axk), 680 Longfellow
Ave, I>etroit, Mich. Pharmacology, Baeteriology,
Antwerp, N. Y, April 29, 67. Ph.O, Michigan,
93, MD, 94. Asst Pharmacol, Michigan, 94-95;
director, med, research and hioU laboratories,
Parhe, Davis and Co, Detroit, 96- Lecturer,
dept med, Michigan, 0^-08; exp. Pharmacol,
Detroit CoL Med, 96-01. A.A; Soc Bact;
Physiol. Soc; Am. Physicians; Ass. Immunol;
Ass. Study Int. Secretions; Ass. Tuber j Am*
Med. Ass; Pharmaceut Ass. Localization of
strychnin tetanus; ergot aseptic; pharmacologic
assay of the heart tonics; pharmacology and
phannacologic assay of acUve principles of su-
prarenal glands; pharmacology and therapeutics
of fllilor^ne and brometone; preparation of
the antitoxins; aseptic prepara^ons of digi-
talis, ergot, veratrum viridi; anti-dysenteric
serum; rabies; purgatives; hypnotics.

HooUhan, ]>r. A(rtlnir) B(an), 1106 Greenhill
Ave, Wilmington, Del. ChemMry. Garfield,
Ind, Feb. 16, 86. A3, Wabash, 08; PhJ), Cbr-
neU, 12. Asst instr. chem, Cornell, 08-12; re-
search chemist, S. L duPont de Nemcwrs and Co,
1$-, assoc, director, Jackson Lab, Chem. Soc;
Soc Chem. Indust Hydronitrogens and their
derivatives.

Honae^ Dr. H(oiii0r) DCcdlver), State Botanist,
Albany, N. Y. Botany, Near Oneida, N. Y,
July 21, 78. BM, Syracuse, 02; A.M, Columbia,
04, Ph.D, 08. Prof, bot and bacter, Clemaon,
06-07 ; assoc. director and lecturer bot. and den-
drol, Biltmore Forest Sch, 08-13; asst state

botanist, N, 7, 13-14, state botanist, 14r-
Asst, d^t. bot, Columbia, 02-03; aid, N.
Y. Bot Garden, 03-04, 07-08; U. S. Nat Mu-
seum, 05; botanist, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 06. Bot
Soc; EcoL Soc; Soc Foresters; Bo<^ester Acad;
N. Y. Acad; Torrey Bot Club. Taxonomie
botany; ecology; dendrology; taxonomy.

Honser, Prof. Gilbert I»(ogan), 430 Iowa Ave,
Iowa City, Iowa. ^Biology, hee Co, Iowa,
July 9, 66. B.S, Iowa, 91, M.S, 92; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 01. Instr. biol, Iowa, 92-^5, asst
prof, 9&-97, prof, animal morph. and physiol,
97-05, anvmal biol, OS- Mem. Iowa Geol. Surv;
collaborator, 'Am. Jour. Anat' and 'Jour. Ap-
plied Micros.' A. A; Soc Nat; Soc Zool; Iowa
Acad. (pres). Experimental biology; cellular
biology; vertebrate embryology; architecture of
the nervous system of lower vertebrates; neu-
rones of selachian brain; intracellular canali-
culi of the liver; methods for the microscopieal
study of the nervous system; the animal cell.

Hooaer, J(o]m) 8(aiimel), Ohio Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Wooster, Ohio. Entomology*
Oxford, Kans, April 19, 81. B.S, Kansas State,
04; M.S, Cornell, 11. Asst. entomologist, Ohio
Exp, Sta, 03-07, 09-12, assoo, entomologist, IB^
Prhner ayudante, dept path, Estadon Cent
Agron. de Cuba, 07-08. AJL; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Ohio Acad. Economic ento-
mology.

HoTUsay, Prof. B(emardo) A(Iberto), Paso 765,
Buenos Aires, Argentina. Physiology, Buenos
Aires, April 10, 87. M.D, Buenos Aires, 10.
Prof, phvsiol, vet faculty, Buenos Aires, 12-
15; chief, inst. bacter, Dept Nat Hygiene, 15;
prof, physiol, faculty med, •Buenos Aires, 19-
Soc de Path, exot; Soc de Biol, de Barcelona.
The hypophysis, thyroids and suprarenale;
venoms of serpents, spiders and scorpions; poi-
sonous and medicinal plants; diabetes insipidus.

Hovey, Dr. B(dmund) 0(ti8), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. *Geology,
New Haven, Conn, Sept. 15, 62. A.B, Yale, 84,
Ph.D, 89; Heidelberg, 90-91. Principal schools,
Janesville, Minn, 84-85; Elk Biver, Minn, 85-
86; asst, miner, lab, Sheffield Sd. Sch, Yale,
86-87; asst. principal, high sch, Waterbury,
Conn, 88-91, principal, 91-92; supt. Mo. miner,
exhib, Columbian Expos, 92-93; asst. curator,
dept, geol, and invert, paleont. Am, Museum
Nat, Hist, 94-00, assoc curator, 01-10, curator,
10- Asst, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 90, 01-06; with
Crocker land exped. to Greenland, 15-17; mem.
Bit Geol. Cong, 97, 00, 03, 06, 10, 13. A.A.
(sec'y, E, 03, 04-07); Geol. Soc (sec'y, 07-);
Am. Geog. Soc; Ass. (}eog; Min. Eng; fel. N.
Y. Acad. (v. pres, 06, 18, rec sec'y, 07-16, ed,
08-16); eor. Soc (3ient Ant Ak. Mex. Yul-
•anology and seismology; meteorites; general
geology.

Horsy, 0(tl8) fitUis), American Bridge Co, 30
Church St, New York, N. Y. CivU engineering.
East Hardwick, Vt, April 9, 64. B.S, Dart-
mouth, 85, C.E, 89. Inistr. civil eng, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 89-90; asst. engineer to Geo.
S. Morison, 90-96; engineer. Union Bridge Co,
96-00; engineer of design. Am, Bridge Co, 00-
07, asst. chief engineer, 07- Overseer, Thayer
Sch. Civil Eng, Dartmouth, 07- Civil Eng;

334

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Mech. Eng; Am. Iron and Steel Inst; Boe. Test.
Mat.

Hovgaard, Prof. William, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology^ Boston^ Mass. Ncwal oonttru&'
tton. Aarhus, Denmark, Nov. 28, 57. Naval
Acad, Copenhagen, 75-79; Boyal Naval Col,
Greenwich, 83-86. Lieut, Danish Navy, 79-98,
commander, 9&-01; prof, navd design, Ma»i.
Jn$t. Teeh, 01- On Danish Govt, transit of
Venus ezped. to West Indies, 82; on naval tech.
staff and prof, technol. Dockyard Sch. Naval
Archit. and Eng, Copenhagen, 88-95; directori
Burmeister and Wains Shipbuilding Co, Copen-
hagen, 95-98. Gold medal, British Inst. Naval
Archit, 17. Naval Archit. and Marine Eng;
Naval Inst; British Inst Naval Archit. Struc-
tural design of warships; watertight bulkheads;
submarine boats; resistanee to propulsion of
ships; diverging waves; stresses in gun-turrets;
strangth of airdiips; history of wanhips.

Howaxd, Prof. (Alan) 0(ampb^> P(almer), Uni-
versity Hospital, Iowa City, Iowa. Medicine*
Montreal, Que, April 2, 77. B.A, McGill, 97,
M.D.C.M, 01. Asst. med, Hopkins, 02-05; dem-
onstrator, McGill, 07-10; prof, theory and prao-
tise of med, Iowa, and phyeidan, unvv. hosp,
10- Am. PhysicianB; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Can. Med.
Ass; Boyal Soc. Med. Clinical medicine; dis-
eases of metabolism; scurvy; diabetes; endo-
crine glands.

Howard, Prof. Arthur DCay), U. 8. Biological
Station, Fairport, Iowa. Zoology, GlencoSi
111, Sept 30, 7i. B.S, Amherst, 96; M.S, North-
western, 01; Ph.D, Harvard, 06. Teaeher Sci-
ence, Englewood Sch, 99-00; asst. aool, Har-
vard, 02-04, Austin teaching fellow, 04-05;
prof. biol. and geol, Westminster (Pa), 06-08;
asst. prof, aool, Washington (Seattle), 08-11;
oast, Z7. 8. Biol, 8ia, Fairport, Iowa, It- Mem.
board of directors, Puget Soimd Marine Sta, 09.
AJ^; Soc Zool; Fisheries Soc; Ecol. Soc.
Visual cells of vertebrates; ecology and life his-
tories of the Unionidae.

Howard, Prof. Burton Jamas, 1212 Decatur St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Mieroeeopy. Ionia,
Mich, Sept. 17, 72. B.S, Michigan, 97, 00-01.
Teacher science, Pontiae, Mich, 98-00; asst.
chem, Michigan, 95-96, bot, 01; prof, micros,
Nat. CoL Pharm, 04-17; chief, microehem, lab,
V. 8. Dept. Agr, 01- A. A; CSiem. Soc; Wash.
Bot. Soc. Microanalysis; ^pHed microscopy.

Howard, Charles D(anforfh), State Laboratorv of
Hygiene, Concord, N. H. Chemistry, West-
ford, Mass, July 81, 73. B.S, Worcester, 98.
Asst to Dr. Wolcott Gibbs, 93-94; asst. chem-
ist, N. H. Exp. Sta, 95-98; W. Va. Ezp. Sta,
98-03, assoe. chemist, 03-05; ehemigt, K, H.
Board of Health, OS- Collaborating chemist,
bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr. A.A; (3hem. Soe;
Pub. Health Ass. Sanitary and food ehemistry;
toxicology; water supply.

Howard, Prof. C(harle8) W(alter>, Canton Chris-
tian (College, Canton, China. Entom&logy, Og-
densburg, N. Y, Feb. 22, 82. A.B, Cornell, 04.
Asst entomologist, Transvaal Dept Agr, 05-
06, entomologist, 06-08; chief, entom. seet,
Dept Agr, Mo^mbique, 08-12; instr. and later
assoc. prof, entom, Minnesota, 12-17 ; prof, hiol.

Canton Christian Col, 17- Pan-African Try-
panosomiasis Commission, 09- Entom. Confer-
ence, Brussels, 10. A.A; Entom. Soc; feL Lon-
don Entom. Soc; S. African A.A.S; Boyal Soe.
S. Africa; S. African Omith. Union; Transvaal
BioL Soc Systematic, morphological and bio-
nomical study of the Izodidae of S. Africa;
blood-sucking Diptera and the diseases trasi-
mitted by them.

Howard, Dr. F(rederi6k) H(olliB), Williamstown,
Mass. Physiology. Newburyport, Mass, S^^
3, 76. Cornell, 93-94; M.D, Pennsylvania, 98.
Bes. physician, Mer^ Horo, Pittsburgh, 98H)9;
asst. demonstrator path, Pennsylvania^ 99-00;
instr. anat, and physiol, WUliams, 00-04, asst
prof, 04-08, prof, 08- Am. Med. Ass.

Howard, Henry, The Grasselli Chemical Co, Guar-
dian Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry,
Boston, Mass, July 5, 66. Mass. Inst Tech, 8^
89. CSiemist, asst supt, and supt, Merrimae
Chem. Co, 89-03, v. pros, 03-20; with QrasseUi
Chem, Co, 20- CSiem. Soc; Chem. Eng. (v.
pres); Soc Chem. Indust; Electrochem. Soc.
Sulphuric acid manufacture; picric acid; phenol;
sodium hydrosulphite.

Howard, James Erlgene, Interstate Commerce
Commission, Washington, D. C. Engineering,
Palmer, Mass, June 26, 51. Hon. M.S, Dart-
mouth, 10. Engineer of tests, Watertown Ar*
senal, Mass, 80-10; engineer-physicist, Bur.
Standards, 10-14; Interstate Commerce Com-
mission, 14- Soc. Test. Mat. Tests of metals;
strength of materials.

Howard, Prof. Joseph Whitney, University of
Montana, Missoula, Mont. Chemistry. Dixon,
111, June 18, 89. A.B. ShurtlefP, 12; A.M, Illi-
nois, 18, fcdlow, 18-15, Ph.D, 15. Instr. dhern,
Montana, 15-18, asst, prof, 18- Chem. Soc
Organic chemistry; plant analysis.

Howard, Dr. L(eland) 0(88ian>, Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D .C. ^Entomology,
Boekford, 111, June 11, 57. B.S, Cornell, 77,
M.S, 83; hon. Ph.D, Georgetown, 96; hon. MJ>,
George Washington, 11; LL.D, Pittsburgh, 11.
Asst. entomologist, V. 8, Dept, Agr, 78-^4,
chief entomologist, 94-; hon, curator, Z7. 8, Kat.
Museitm, 95- Lecturer entom, Swarthmore;
ed, 'Insect Life'; contributor definitions iA
entom, 'Century' and 'Standard' Dictionaries.
Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 95, 97, perm. sec'y»
98-19, pres, 20); Soc. Nat; Ass. Eeon. Entom.
(pres, 94); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad; Wash. Acad, (pres, 16) ; Wash. BioL
Soc. (presy 97); hon. fel. London Entom. Soc;
oor.menL London Zool. Soc; hon. mem. Soc entom.
de France; Soc d'Acdim. de France; Acad,
d 'Agr. de France ; cor. Mus. d 'hist, nat de Paris ;
Entom. Gesell; hon. mem. Gesell. ffb ange-
wandte Entom; Entom. ForSn. Stockholm; hon«
mem. Portuguese Boyal League Agr; eor. mem.
Geneva Inst. Nat; eor. mem. Barcelons Acad.
Economic entomology; relations of insects to
disease; parasitic Hymenoptera.

Howard, KafhaniM OCrson), Brown University,
Providence, B. L Plant pathology. Provi-
dence, May 11^ 80. Ph.B, Brown, 08, M.S, 17.
V. principal, high sch, Coshocton, Ohio, 03-04;
Butland, Vt, 04-05; instr. chem, Tech* High
Sch, 05-18; collaborator foresi path, Uir, pUmt

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indust, U. S. Vept Agr, 13-18, pathologist, 18-
AmA.; Phytopath. Soc; Forestry Ass. Oontrol
of sap staiii and mold in green timber.

Howard, I>r. Onon, 1105 Furst 8t, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Natural soienee. Salt Lake Oity, Nov.
6, 58. Utah, 75-80; B.8, Orinnell. 83, A.M, 86;
MJ), BeUeme Med. Ool, 92. Prof. nat. seienee,
Utah, 84-90, 98-04, eurator, museum, 04^ AJl.
Spiders of Utah.

Howard, Prof. Bobert Frauds, Agrieultural Col-
lege, Lincoln, Nebr. Horticulture. Qriflhi, Mo,
Feb. 16, 83. B.S.A, Missouri, 08; AJf, Ne-
braska, 12. Asst. hort, Nebraska, 08-12; asst.
prof, Wisconsin, 12-14; ohoMnum, dept, hort,
Nehraeha, 1^ A^; Soc. Hort. Sei. Plant
breeding.

Howard, Prof. S(amael) Francis, Northfield, Vt.
Chemistry. Wilbraham, Mass, Jnne 14, 72.
B.S, Mass. Col, 94, M.S, 01; Hopkins, 96-98,
Ph.I), 12. Principal, high sch, Eliot, Maine,
95; asst. prof, ehem, Mass. Col, 99-12; assoc.
prof, Amherst, 12-13; prof, Norwich, IS- A.A;
Chem. Soc (▼. pres, 17); Electrochem. Soe.
Inorganic and physical chemistry; molecular
weights of electrolytes; conduetivi^ of salts in
solution.

Howard, Prof. W (alter) LCafayette), Mountain
View, Calif. Horticulture. Christian Co, Mo,
May 12, 72. B.Agr, B.S, Missouri, 01, M.S,
03; Ph.D, Halle-Wittenberg, 06. Asst. hort,
Missouri, and asst. horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 01-
03, instr. hort, 03-04, asst. prof, 05-08, prof,
Oft-15; pomol, California, 16-, in charge, de-
ciduous fruit exp. sta, tO- Bec'y, Mo. State
Board Hort, 08-12. A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci. (pres,
15); Soc ProuL Agr. Sci. Plant physiology;
dormant period of plants; origin of fruit buds;
tomato breeding; fruit tree root-stocks; orchard
irrigation.

Howard, Dr. William Travis, 1213 N. Calvert St,
Baltimore, Md. ^Pathology, Bacteriology,
Statesbnrg, 6. C, March 13, 67. Virginia, 85-
87; MJ>, Maryland, 89; Hopkins, 89-94;
Munich, 06-07. Prof. i>ath. and bacter, West-
ern Beserre, 94-14; lecturer biometry and
vital statist, soK hygiene o/nd pub, health,
Hopkins, 19- Pathologist, Lakeside and City
Hosp; city bacteriologist, Cleveland. A.A;
Ass. Path, and Bact. (pres, 02); Ass. Anat;
Am. Physicians. Heart hypertrophy; origin
and occurrence of eells with eosinophil granula*
tions; ulcerative endocarditis; B. aerogenes
capsnlatus; origin of gas and gas cysts of the
central nervous system; streptococcus mueosus;
general gaseous emphysema; the pathology of
labial, nasal and corporeal herpes occurring in
acute croupous pneumonia, and their relation to
herpes xoster; actinomycosis; tumors; etiology
of smallpox; vaccinia; physiological degenera-
tion of Actinosphaerium eichhorni; biology of
tumor cells.

Howe, Dr. Anna MCayma), Newcomb College,
Tulane University, New Orleans, La. Mathe-
matics. N. Y, 84. A.B, Wells, 08; A.M, Cor-
nell, 11; Ph.D, 17. Teacher math, Fairmount
Sem, Washington, D. C, 11-15, 17-18; overseer
tech. shipments, W. B. <3raee and Co, N. Y. City,
18-19; tacher math, Dana HaU, Wellesley, Mass,
19-20; asst, prof, Newcomb, Tulane, BO- Appli-

cations of mathematics to astronomy and statis-
tics; psychology of education.

Howe, Pros. Charles S(mmi6r), Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. * Astronomy.
Nashua, N. H, Sept. 29, 58. B.S, Mass. CoL
and Boston, 78; PhJ>, Wooster, 87; hon. ScD,
Armour Inst, 05; I1L.D, Mount Union, 08; Ober-
lin, 11. Frof. math, amd astr'on, Buchtel, 83-89 ;
Case, 89-, pres, 03- A.A. (sec 'y, A, 03, gen. sec 'y,
04) ; Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron«
Soc. The almucantar as an instrument for de-
termination of star places; constant tempera-
ture rooms for clocks; printing chronographs;
effect of temperature on the (Sise almucantar;
catalogue of stars determined with the almu-
cantar.

Howe, Prof. 0(lifton) D(urant), Universitv of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Forest ecology. iTew-
fane, Vt, July 30, 74. A.B, Vermont, 98, M.S,
01; fellow, Chicago, 01-04, PhJ>, 04. Asst
biol, Vermont) 99-01 ; instr, Biltmore Forest Sch,
05-06, asst. direotor, 07-08; lecturer bot, and
forestry, Toronto, 08-12, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc.
prof, 1^20, prof, and dean, faculty of forestry,
to- Assoc, ed, ' Forestry Quarterly. ' A. A ; EcoL
Soc; Bot. Soc; Can. Inst, (chairman, biol. sect.
12-); (3an. Soc Forest Eng. Beforestation of
sand plains, Vermont; forest distribution in
Nova Scotia; forest conditions in the Trent
watershed; reproduction of Douglas fir in coast
region, British Columbia.

Howe, Dr. Ernest, Litchfield, Conn. Petrology,
Mining geology. New York, N. Y, Sept. 28|
75. A.B, Yale, 98; A.M, Harvard, 99, PhJ),
01. Asst. geologist, U. S. OeoL Surv, 00-10;
eoneulting mining geologist, 08- Cleologisti
Isthmian QuaX Commission, 06-07. A.A; Min.
ihig; Min. and Metal. Soc; Seismol. Soc; GtooL
Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. QeoL Soc. Eicperi-
mental geology; physics of igneous intrusions;
pre-Cambrian intrusive rocks; ore deposits;
Tertiary and later volcanic rocks; the eruptive
rodcs of the Lesser Antilles; terrace phenomena
of the Bod^ Mountain region; geology of Pan-
ama (3anal Zone; red beds of Ck4orado; land-
slides of San Juan Mountains; magmatic ore
deposits; geology of Bio Negro, BrariL

Howe, Prof. Bugeno Odarenee), Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Physiology. ForestviUe, Cali-
fornia, June 14, 83. A.B, Ck>mell, 04; B.S.
Mass. Inst. Tech, 08, PhJ), 11. Instr. Adelphi
Acad, and Ck>l, 04-07 ; biol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 11-
15; instr. hygiene, Wellesley, 12-14, assoc. prof,
14- Lecturer, dept. biol. and pub. health,
Mass. Inst. Tech. Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Bacteriology; hygiene; sanitation.

Howe, Prof. HCazley) E(arl), Bockefeller Hall,
Ithaca, N. Y. Physics. Linneus, Mo, Aug. 26,
82. B.S, Missouri, 06; A.M, (Tomell, 09, PhJ),
16. Instr. physicSf (Tomell, 09-11; prof, Ban-
dolph-Macon, 12-18; asst. prof, Cornell, 18^
A. A; Physical Soc. Ultrariolet absorption by
organic salts.

Howe^ HCaxTison) E(steU), 2702 36th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry, Georgetown, Ky,
Dec 15, 81. B.S, Earlham, 01; Michigan, 01-
02; M.S, Bochester, 13. Chemist, Sanilae Sugar
Bef. Co, 02-04; with Bausch and Lomb Optical
Co, 04-15; chem. engineer, asst. to pres. and

336

AMERICAN MEN OF dOIENCE

later dept. manager, A.D. Little, Ine, 16-19;
ehairman, div, research exteneian, Nat, Be-
search CounoU, 18" Major, B.O.G, 19-; eon*
suiting chemiflt, ordnance dept, U. S. A. Ohem.
Soc. (oouncilor-at-large) ; Chem. Eng; Min. and
Metal. Eng. Industrial ehemistry; i^>ectra op-
tical glass.

Hove^ Prof. H(eiiiry> M(axl(m), Bedford Hills,
N. Y. ^Metallurgy, Boston, Mass, March 2,
48. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 71; A.M. Harvard,
72, LL,D, 05 ; Lafayette, 05 : ScD, Pittsburgh,
15. Lecturer, Mass. Inst. Tech, 85-^7; prof,
metal, Columbia, 97^ Pros, jury of awards,
Columbian Expos, 93 ; juror, Paris Expos, 89, 00.
Elliott CresBon gold medal, Franklin Inst, 95;
Bessemer gold medal, Gt. Britain Iron and
Steel Inst, 95; gold medal, Verein BeMrderung
des Gewerbfleisses, 95 ; award, Soe. d 'Encourage-
ment pour 1 'Industrie nationale, 95, 16; John
Fritz medal, 17. Chevalier L6gion dHionneur,
01; Knight, St Stanislas, star first order, 06.
Nat. Acad; A«A; Min. Eng. (pros, 93); Mech.
Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. (pros); hon. mem. Am.
Iron and Steel Inst; Steel Treat. Soc; Am.
Acad; Wash. Acad; feL N. Y. Acad; PhUos.
Soc; hon. mem. Dallas Hist. Soc; hon. mem.
Cleveland Inst. En^ England; Gt. Britain Inst.
Min. and Metal; British Inm and Steel Inst,
(hon. V. pros); cor. mem. Soc d'Eneourag.
pour llndust. nat; Bussian MetaL See; hon.
mem. Bussian Imp. Tech. Soc; Boyal Swedish
Acad; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. (life mem. council).
Iron, steel and other alloys; metallurgy of steel;
copi>er smelting; metallography of steel and
east iron.

Bove^ Dean Herbert A(lonso)» University of Den-
ver, Denver, Colo. * Astronomy, Brodkport, N.
Y, Nov. 22, 58. A.B, Chicago, 75; A.M, Cin-
cinnati, 77; Sc.D, Boston, 84; LLJ), Denver,
10; Colo. Col, 18. Student and asst. Observa-
tory, Cincinnati, 75-80; prof. math, and astron,
Dewver, 81-, dean, ool. l<b. arts, and director,
Chamherlfn Observatory, 98- A.A; Astron.
Soc; Math. Soc; Astron. GeselL Double stars;
nebulae; orbits of comets and asteroids; Kep-
ler's problem; determination of positions of
2,000 neglected nebulae.

Howe, Dr. A(me)8 Lewis, Washington and Lee
University, Lexington, Va. ^Chemistry. New-
buryport. Mass, Aug. 4, 59. A3, Amherst, 80;
Ph.D, GOttingen, 82; Berlin, 82; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 94; hon. MJ>, Louisville Hosp. Med. Col,
86. Instr^-chem, Brooks MIL Acad, Cleveland,
82-83; prof. chem. and geol, Cent. Univ. of Ky,
83-87; scientist and lecturer, Polytech. Soc. of
Ky, 86-94; prof. chem. and dean, Louisville
Hosp. Med. Col, and CoL of Dentistry, 87-94;
prof, chem, Washington and Lee, 91- Chair-
man, Am. Commission Inorg. Chem. Nomenda*
ture, 12; mem. U. S. Assay Commission, 16;
mem. special committee on platinum, Nat. Be-
search Council, 17-18. A. A. (sec'y, C, 92, gen.
sec'y, 95, v. pres, 00); Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Wash. Acad; London Chem. Soc; Chem.
Gesell. Buthenium; other platinum metals;
chlorids, eto, of ruthenium.

Howe, Prof. Malverd A(bijah), The Hermitage,
Northfield, Vt. CioU engineering, Northfield,
Vt, Dee. 9, 63. B.S, Norwich, 82; C.E, Dart-

mouth, 86. Instr. eivU eng, Lawrence Sei. Sch,
Harvard, 86-87; prof. Base, 87-16, emer, prof,
16- Practising engineer, 82- Civil Eng; For-
estry Ass. Strength of vitrified sewer pipe; ef-
fect of different beds upon strength of stone;
draw-bridge reactions; deflection of bridges
under various loads and speeds; reinforced con-
crete beams; arches.

Howe, Dr. Maraball ACtsij), New York Botan-
ical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y.
*Botany, Newf ane, Vt, June 6, 67. PhJB, Ver-
mont, 90; fellow, Columbia, 97-98, PhJ), 98;
hon. Sc.D, Vermont, 19. Instr. crypt, bot, Cali-
fornia, 91-96; curator, herbarium, Columbia,
99-01; asst. curator, N. Y. Bot, Oardon, 01-06,
ottrator of the mvsewns, 06- Ed, 'Torreya,' 01-
07; mem. bot. expeditions to Newfoundland,
Fla. and the West Indies, 01- AA;'Soc Nat;
Bot. Soc (v. pres, 18); feL N. Y. Acad; Tor-
r^ Bot. Club (assoc. ed, 'Bui,' 98-08, 11-, ed,
08-10). Taxonomy of Hepaticae and marine
algae of North America.

Hoiwe, Piof. Panl B(dward), Bockefeller Insti-
tute, Princeton, N. J. Biological ekemistry,
Chi4»go, HI, July 29, 85. B.S, Illinois, 06, Aif,
07, PhJ), 10. Asst. physioL chem, Illinois, 07-
10; instr, 1(V-12; asst. prof. bioL chem, Colum-
bia, 12-17; assoo, dept. ain4mal path, Boehefeller
Inst, 17, 19- Ckpt, sect, food and nutrition,
Sanit. C, 17-19; chief nutrition lab. Army Med.
Sc^ 19. A. A; Soc BioL Chem; Chem. Soc;
PhysioL Soc; Soc. Eip. Biol; Soc Animal Pro-
duction; Columbia Bioehem. Ass; Harvey Soc
Metabolism; nutrition; fasting and recupeva^
tion; acidi^ of urine.

Howe, B(a7mood) M(iller), 507 8. Lang Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Ehnira, N. Y,
Mareh 15, 94. B.S, Alfred, 15; feUow, Pitts-
burg^ 15-16, A.M, 16. Instr. diem, Pittsburgh,
16-17; fellow, Mellon Inst, 17- Advisory com-
mittee, W. I. B, 18. Chem. Soc (sec'y, Pitts-
burg^ branch, 17) ; Ceramic Soc (see'y, refrae-
tories div, 19); Soc Test. Mat. Silvering of
sairrors; firebrick; refractories; underglase col-
ors.

Howe, Dr. Beglnald Heber, Jr, Thoreau Museum
of Natural History, Middlesex Schools, Concord,
Mass. Biology. Quincy, Mass, April 10, 75.
Nobles Sch, Boston, 88-95 : Lawrence Set Sch,
Harvard, 01; Univ. Dr, Paris, 12. Lecturer
omith, various New England schools, 99-02;
master nat. soienoe, Middlesex Beh, Concord,
Mass, 01- Assoc Omith. Union; Entom. Soc;
Cambridge Entom. Club; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist;
Sullivant Moss Chapter. Birds of Bhode Island,
Massachusetts and Vermont; lichens of New
England; genus Usnea; filamentous lichens;
Odonata of New England.

How<dl, AOrred) B(rasier), 770 8. Pasadena
Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Zoology, CatonsviUe,
Md, July 28, 86. Yale, 08. Independent re*
search. Witii bioL surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, Aria,
18; private expeditions. Mem. Ornith. Union;
Soc. Mammal; Cooper Omith. Club; Cftlif.
Acad; Wash. BioL Soc. Vertebrate zoology;
geographical variation, distribution and ecol-
ogy of birds and mammals of the Pacific Coast.

Howell, Arthur HColmee), U. S. Biological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Zoology. .LiUce Grove,

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337

N. T, May 3, 72. Asat. biologist, hiol. sure, U.
8. Dept, Affr, 9S~ Mem. Onuth. Union; Wash.
Biol. 8o6. Mammalogy; ornithology; reviBions
of North American mammals; geographic dis-
tribntion of mammals and birds.

Howell, BCenJamin) F(raiikUn), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. Geology, Troy HiUa,
N. J, Sept. 30, 90. B.8, Princeton, 13, AM, 15,
Ph.D, 20. Asst. gtol, Frinoeton, 18-15, instr,
15-17, 19-20, a«rt. prof, fO- V. pres, acad.
board, U. S. 8ch. Mil. Aeronaut, 17-18. AJl;
Paleont. Soc. Paleontology; the middle Cam-
briaiL

Bowell, Dr. ZiOoyd) B(Tel8ford), Bice Institute,
Houston, Tex. ChemMrg. Piqua, Ohio, Aug.
29, 87. A3, Wabash, 09; M.S, Illinois, 18,
fellow, 18-19, PhJ>, 19. Instr. chem, W&baah,
12-13; asst org. ehem, Illinois, 1^18; instr,
Biee Inst, ID- Organic chemistry; positive
halogen in organic compounds.

Howell, Dr. WCUliam) H(«iiry>t 238 W.Lanvale
St, Baltimore, Md. ^Physiology. Baltimore,
Feb. 20, 60. AJB, Hopkiju, 81, PhJD, 84; hon.
MJ), Michigan, 90, IiL.D, 12; Trinity (Conn),
01 ; hon. Sc J>, Yale, 11 ; LL.D, Washington (St.
Louis), 15. Asst. and assoe. bioi, Hopkins, 84r-
88, assoe. prof, physiol, 88-89; prof, physiol.
and histol, Michigan, 89-92; assoe prof, physiol,
Harvard, 9S-93; prof, Hophi$i$, 9$-, dean, med.
faculty, 99-11, asst, dirsctor, sch hygiene and
pub, health, 16- Prize, Am. PhysioL Soc
Nat Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 08); Soc Nat
(v. pree, east sect, 09); Physiol. See. (pres,
05-10); Soe. Exp. Biol; Philos. Soc; hon.
mem. London I^ysiol. Soc Origin of the ried
corpuaeles of the blood; degeneration and re-
generation of nerve fibres; causation of the
rhythmio beat of tiie heart ; mechanism of sleep ;
internal secretion of hypophysis cerebri ; isolated
mammalian heart; relation of the inorganic
salts of the blood to the beat of the heart;
proteins of blood serum; theory of cardiac in-
hibition; coagulation of blood.

Hower, Prof. Harry 8 (loan), Carnegie Institnte
of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Thysics, Parker,
Pa, July 24, 77. B.S, Case, 99; BerKn, 03-05.
Instr. science, high sch, Conneaut, Ohio, 99-00;
physios, Case, 00-06; Carnegie Inst, Tech, 06-08,
asst. prof, 08-11, assoe. prof, 11-15, prof, and
head of dept, IS- Director, research, Macbeth-
Evans Olass Go, 18- Physical Soc. Coefficient of
expansion of metals by interferometer methods;
the effect of radium rays upon oxygen; the de-
tection of minute <iuantities of ozone; the for-
mation of ozone by the photo-electric discharge
in oxygen; index of refraction of tubercular
blood serum.

Howes, BeaJamJii A(lfrod), 70 Fifth Ave, New
York, N. Y. Engineering, Eeene, N. H, Aug.
4, 75. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97. Asst. re-
search engineer, H, HuemUker and Co, 03-05,
eonsuUing and oonstruetion engineer, OS- A. A;
Mech. Eng; assoe Civil £ng; Soc. Test Mat;
(Concrete Inst; N. Y. Elec Soc Fireproof con-
struction; Portland cement and permanence of
concretes.

Howes, Mrs. Bthel (Dendi) P(ufler), Scarsdale,
N. Y. ^Psychology, Philosophy, Framingham,
Mass, Oct 10, 72. A.B, Smith, 91; Berlin and

22

Freiburg, 95-97; Ph.D, RadclifPe, 02. Teacher,
high sch, Eeene, N. H, 91-92; instr. math.
Smith, 92-95; asst. psychol, BadclifPe, 98-06;
instr. philos, WeUesley, 01-06; psychol, Sim-
mons, 04-06. Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass. Es-
thetics.

Howes, Prof. Horace L(eonard), New Hampshire
Agricultural College, Durham, N. H. Physios,
Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 19, 82. B.S, Syraeuse, 05;
Ph.D, Cornell, 15. Teacher, science dept. Cook
Acad, Montour Falls, N. Y, 05-10; asst phys-
ics, Cornell, 10-15; research asst, Carnegie In-
stitution, 15-18; prof, physios, JV. H, Col, IS-
Physical Soc; N. H. Acad. Luminescence and
phosphoreecenee of urauyl salts.

Howltt, Prof. Jbhn Batons Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, Out, Can. Plant pathology,
• Oue]^h, July 28, 80. B.S.A, Ont Agr. Col, 05;
M.S, Cornell, 06. Leeturer bot, Ont. Agr, Col,
07-11, prof, 11- A. A; Phytopatti. Soc Eco-
nomic botany; weeds and their destruction;
fungus diseases in Ontario; chemical herbicides.

Howland, Henry B(ayiiioiid), Buffalo Society of
Natural Sciences, Buffalo, N. Y. Aroheology,
Springfield, Mass, June 1, 44. A.B, Col. City
of N. Y, 63, A.M, 66. 8upt, and treas, Buffalo
8oe. Nat. 8oienoes, A. A; Anthrop. Ass; Micros.
Soc; Ass. Mus. (pres). American archeology
and history; ethnology.

Howland, Dr. J(ohn), Johns Hopkins Hospital,
Baltimore, Md. •Pediatrics. New York, N. Y,
Feb. 3, 73. A.B, Yale, 94, A.M, 14; M.D, N. Y.
XJniv, 97, Cornell, 99. Instr. and assoe. diseases
of children, Columbia, 03-11; prof, pediat,
Washington (St. Louis), 11-12; Hophins, 12-
A.A; Pediat. Soc; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc BioL Chem; Soc Clin. Invest. Dis-
eases of infancy and childhood.

Howland, Prof. Leroy A(Ibert), 34 Home Ave,
Middletown, Conn, Mathematics. Acushnet,
Mass, July 6, 79. A.B, Wesleyan, 00; A:M,
Harvard, 04, Parker fellow, 06-08; Ph.D,
Munich, 08. Instr. ruath, Drexel Inst, 00-03;
Wesleyan, 05-06, assoe prof, 08-13, prof, IS-
Assoc ed, 'Annals of Math,' 10-11. A.A;
Math. Soe. The invariants of binary forms;
algebraic plane curves.

Howland, Prof. Bath B, Sweet Briar College,
Sweet Briar, Va. Embryology. Clay Center,
Hans, Feb. 10, 87. Ph.B, Syracuse, 08, Ph.M,
09; Ph.D, Yale, 20. Asst. sool, Syracuse, 09-11;
instr. Mt Holyoke, 11-12; assoe. prof, biol,
8weet Briar, 12-19, prof, 20- Experimental em-
bryology; migration of retinal pigments in
Crustacea.

Bozie, Prof. George Howard, Bryant Building,
Kansas City, Mo. Medicine. South Easton, N.
Y, July 24, 72. A.B, Union, 93, A.M, 96; M.D,
Zurich, 01. Assoc, prof, anat, Kansas, 02-05,
prof, internal med. and dean of din. dept, sch.
med, 05-11. Lieut, col, M.C. CoL Physicians;
Ass. Study Int. Secretions (director) ; Am. Med.
Ass. Medicine for nurses; therapeutics for
junior medical students; internal secretions.

Hozle, Dr. Oeo(rge) L, 50 E. 41st St, New York,
N. Y. Physios, Electrical engineering. Leonards-
ville, N. Y, May 14, 72. M.B, Cornell, 92,
M.M.E, 97, Ph.D, 02. Instr. physics, Arizona,

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9^93, prof, 93-96; instr, Cornell, 98-99, dec.
eng, 9^02; consulting engineer, 02- Meeh.
Eng; Elee. Eng. Eleetrical machinery.

Hozton, Prof. LClewtUyn) O(riffltli), Uniyersitj
of Virginia, University, Va. ThyHoe. Alexan-
dria, Va, April 28, 78. B.S, A.M, Virginia, 00;
Harvard, summer, 00; George Washington, 01-
02; fellow, Hopkins, 05-06, Ph.D, 16. Asst.
physicist. Bur. Standards, 01-05; adj. prof, and
later assoc prof, p^y^icf, Virginia, 06-16, prof,
16- Mem. U. B. Naval Observatory eclipse
exped. to Spain and Africa, 05; Baker, Oregon,
18. A. A; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc. Thermo-
dynamics; Joule-Thomson effect in gases.

HoTiid, I>r. Axdilbald I»(ftwreiiioa), 428 Oakdale
Ave, Chicago, IlL Medieine. Chicago, April 4,
78. A3, Williams, 01; B.S, Chicago, 02, M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 04. Asst. prof, med, Sush Med, •
Col, 16- A.A; Am. Med. Ass.

Hoyty John CClayton), XT. S. Geological Snrvdy,
Washington, D. C. Hydraulies. La Fayette,
N. T, Jnne 10, 74. C.E, Cornell, 97. Asst.
engineer, Cornell HydranHc Constmction, 97;
recorder, TJ. S. Deep Waterways Snrv, and
draftsman, bnr. yards and docks, Navy Dept,
97-99; computer, IJ. S. Coast and Geod. Surv,
00-02 ; engineer in charge hydraul. computation,
U. 8. Oeoh 8wrv, 02-06, asst chief hydrographer
in charge stream gaging,. 07-10, hydraul, engi-
neer in charge, surface water div, 11- A. A;
Civil Eng. (director, 20-); Wash. Acad. (v.
pros, 16); Wash. Soc Eng. (sec'y, 08-15, pree,
16). Flow of water in open channels.

Hoyt, I>r. John E(sr»), Upper Darby Branch P. 0,
Philadelphia, Pa. Physi4is. Dexter, Mich,
March 8, 79. A.B, Ursinus, 04; fellow, Pennsyl-
vania, 04-06, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 11. Instr. physics,
Drexel, 06-14; West Phiia. High Beh, 14- AJL;
Physical Soc; Phila. Physics Teachers Club.
Oscillographic study of the singing arc; elec-
tricity and magietism.

Hoyt» Bay SCtevens), 48 Richmond Ave, Bidge-
wood, N. J. Electrical engineering. Auburn,
N. Y, July 24, 82. B.S, Wisconsin, 05; M.8,
Princeton, 10. Lab. worker. West. Elec Co,
07-09, 10-11 ; Am. Telephone and Telegraph Co,
06-07, engineer, theoret. investigations, 11-19,
research and developmental engineer, 19^
Elec Eng; Math. Soc Telephone engineering;
mathematical theory of telephone transmission
and devices.

Hoyt^ Dr. Samuel IiCefOie), Experimental Engi-
neering Laboratory, Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio.
MetaXlwrgy, Minneapolis, Minn, May 29, 88.
M.E, Minnesota, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 14; Poly-
tech, Charlottenburg, 11-13. Assoc prof, metal-
log, Minnesota, 13-19; metal, engineer, Exp.
Eng. Lab, 19- Consulting metallurgist, XT. S. Bur.
Mines, 18-; Carnegie scholar, British Iron and
Steel Inst. Min. and Metal. Eng; British Iron
and Steel Inst; London Inst. Metals. Metal-
lography; alloys of copper, tin and zinc; steeL

Boyt^ Prof. Wlllnir Franklin, Peru, Nebr. Chem-
istry, Beedsville, Ohio, March 13, 64. A.B,
Ohio Wesleyan, 95, A.M, 05; Harvard. Teacher,
pub. schools, Ohio and Pa, 80-97; chem, Cham-
berlain Inst, 97-00; prof, Hans. Wesleyan, 00-
10, acting pros, 02-04; prof, chem. State Nor,

8ch, Peru, Nebr, 10- A. A; Nebr. Acad. QuaU-
tatave analysis; astronomy.

Hoyt, Prof. W(imam) D(aiu), Washington and
Lee University, Lexhigton, Va. Botany, Bome,
Ga, April 16, 80. A.B, Georgia, 01, M.S, 04;
fellow, Hopkins, 08-09, Ph.D, 09, Bruce fellow,
09-10. Tutor biol, Georgia, 01-04; sdentifie
asst, U. S. Bur. Fisheries, Beaufort, N. C, 02-
09; instr. bot, Bntgers, 10-18; feUow, Hopkins,
12-15; assoo, prof, biol, Washington a/nd Lee,
16-20, prof, go- Instr. bot, Woods Hole, 17-
19. AJl; Bot. Soc; Eugenics Beseareh Ass.
Fertilisation and hybridization in ferns; marine
Algae of southern United States; periodicity of
reproduction and alternation of generations in
Dictyota diehotoma; physiology of fertilization;
structure of vegetative and fruiting Algae cells.

Brdliaca, Dr. AQei), U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. ^Anthropology. Humpolec,
Bohemia, March 80, 69. M.D, N. T. Eclectic Col,
92; N. T. Homeop. Med. Col, 94; Paris, 96. In
charge physical anthrop, Hyde exped. for Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 99-03 ; asst. curator in charge,
div. physical anthrop, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 03-10,
curator, 10- Intern, Middleton Hosp, 94-96;
assoc. anthrop, N. Y. Path. Inst, 96-99 ; anthrop.
expeditions to Mex, 98, 02, 05; various parts of
U. S, 99-; Egypt and Europe, 09; S. Am. and
Mex, 10; Europe, Siberia and Mongolia, 12;
Pern, 18; east. Asia, 20; lecturer anthrop,
Georgetown, 19; prof, American Univ, 20-;
sec 'y, committee on anthrop, Nat. Beseareh Coun-
e£L Assoc, ed, 'Am. Naturalist,' 01-08; ed,
'Jour. Physical Anthrop,' 18- Mem. managing
board. Am. Sch. Beseareh; judge, anthrop. ex*
hib. La. Purchase Expos, 04; Jamestown Expos,
07; author exhibits physical anthrop. and pre-
hist Am. path, Panama-Calif. Expos, 15-16.
Sec'y, 19th Int. Cong. Americanists; sect,
anthrop, second Pan-ijn. ScL Cong. A.A.
(chairman H, 18); Ass. Anat; Anthrop. Ass;
Philos. Soc; fel. Am. Acad; Wash. Aiuid. (▼.
pres, 17); Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (pres, 07);
Wash. Biol. Soc; feL Anthrop. Inst Gt. Brit-
ain and Ireland; Soc. d 'Anthrop. de Paris;
Paris Soc des AmMcaaistes; for. mem. Bo-
hemian Acad; cor. mem. Bohemian Ethnol. Soc;
Royal Bohemian Ass. Sci; Li^ge Soc d 'An-
throp ; Vienna Anthrop. Gesell ; Portuguese Boc
d 'Anthrop. e Ethnol; Anthrop. Societies of
Bome and Florence; Anat. and Anthrop. Ass.
China. Defective classes; physical anthropology
and genesis of American Indians; antiquity of
man; radal osteology; anthropology of Ameri-
can whites and negroes, of Egyptians and Slavs,
of Peru^ Mexico and Asia; history of physical
anthropology; anthropometry.

Huard, Bey. Oftnon Vletor Adpboiisw), 2 Port-
Dauphin St, Quebec, Can. Zoology, Entomology.
Quebec, Feb. 28, 53. Sem. Quebec; ScD, LainU.
Prof. French, Latin, Greek, literature and
rhetoric, various institutions, 75-93; ed, and
publisheT, 'Le Naturaliste Canadien,* 94-;
curator, Museum Pub, Instruction, Que, 04-
Superior, Chicoutimi Sem, 96-99; ed, 'La
Semaine Belig. de Quebec,' 01-13. AJL; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc.
Can; Soc. d'Hort. et de Bot. Bouches-du-Bhone;
Soc entom. de Belg.

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339

Babbard, B^ Woods Hole, Mass. Geology. De-
troit, Mich, Aug. 10, 90. B.S, Columbia, 14,
A.M, 16. Aflst. geol, Columbia, 15-17; lecturer,
Queen's (Can), 19-20. Field geologist, Geol.
Burv. of Mich, summer, 15; memL N. Y. Acad.
Sciences geol. ezped. to P. B, summer, 16;
topog. aid, XJ. S. GeoL Surr, summer, 17.
Paleont. Soc; assoc Min. and MetaL Eng.
Paleontology; stratigraphic geology.

Hubbard, Prof. Geo(rge) D(avid), OberUn Col-
lege, Oberlin, Ohio. Geography, Geology, l!o-
lono, HI, May 12, 71. B.S, Illinois, 96, fellow,
96-97, M.S, 98; A.M, Harvard, 01; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 05. Asst. geol, Illinois, 97-00: dept. geog,
East. HL State Nor. Sch, 01-03; physical geog,
Cornell, 03-04, instr, 04-05; asst. prof, geol,
Ohio State, 05-10, sec'y, col. educ, 07-10; jpi4/.
geol. and geog, and head of dept, Oherlin, 10-
Temporary field asst. glaeial geol, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 04r-05; asst. geologist, Ohio Geol. Surv,
06-; mem. Int. Geog. Cong, 04; assoc ed, 'Ohio
Naturalist,' 06-; 'Ohio Jour. Science.' A. A;
Ass. Geog; Am. Geog. Soc; GeoL Soc; Meteorol.
Soc; Ohio Acad, (pros, 15). Geographic influ-
ence of gold and silver in the development of
the United States; influence of physiography
and geography on industrial development;
physiography of Ohio; geology of Peterstown,
Virginia, quadrangle and of Washington, Ver-
mont, quadrangle.

Hnbbard, Dr. J(obn) OQiarles), New York Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Thysics. Boulder,
Colo, April 16, 79. B.S, Colorado, 01; PhJ),
Clark, 04, hon. fellow, 06-10. Instr. phyaice,
Simmons, 04-05; asst. prof, N. Y. Univ, 05-06;
Clark, 06-11, prof, 11-16; N. T. Univ, IS-
Oapt, Sig. C, 17-18, major, A.E.F, 18-19. A.A5
Physical Soc; Am. Acad. Spark discharge; dis-
tributed capacity of solenoids; binary miztures;
period of electrical oscillations; dielectric con-
stants; surface tension; inductive electrical cir-
cuits; visual and auditory phenomena; theory
of binary mixtures.

Hubbard, Dr. JjoctoB L(ee), Houghton, Mich.
Geology, Mining. Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 7, 49.
A3, Harvard, 72; LLJB, Boston, 75; PhJ),
Bonn, 87. Asst, Mich. Geol. Surv, 91-93; asst.
instr. miner, Mich. CoL Mines, 91-93; state
geologist, Mich, 93-99; consulting geologist
Begent, Michigan, 11- Lake Superior Min. £ist.
Correlation of Keweenawan beds.

Hubbard, Prof. Marion E(Usabet]i),Welle8ley Col-
lege, Wellesley, Mass. Zoology. McGregor,
Iowa, Aug. 31, 68. Mt Holyoke, 86-89; B.S,
Chicago, 94. Asst. science and language, high
sch, Eau Claire, Wis, 89-93; instr. aool, WeUee-
ley, 94-01, aesoc. prof, 02-16, prof, IJ- A.A.
Poison glands of some California salamanders;
order of succession of somites in the chick;
variation in certain beetles.

Hubbard, PreTOst, 25 W. 43d St, New York, N. Y.
Chemietry. Washington, D. C, Nov. 2, 81.
George Washington, 03, 06. Chemist, B. P.
Clapp Ammonia Co, 00-02; U. S. Treas. Dept,
03; asst. chemist, office of pub. roads, U. S.
D^t. Agr, 05-07, chemist, 07-10; lecturer high-
way eng, Columbia, 1(V-14; mem. advisory board
on highways, N. Y. State Dept. Efficiency and
Econ, 13-14; chem. engineer and chief, div.

tests and research, bur. pub. roads, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 14-19; chem. engineer, The Asphalt Ase,
IB- Chairman, sub-committee on cements, Nat.
Besearch Council, 17-19. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc
Test. Mat; Soc Munic. Improv; assoc. Civil
Eng; Boad Ass^ Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Decom-
position of the feldspars; extraction of potash
from feldspathic rocks; dust preventives and
road binders; chemical road materials; physical
and laboratory tests of road building matexuJs.

Hubbard, Dr. WCinfleld) S(cott), Bamsey, N. J.
Chemistry, Ogden, Utah, March 7, 84. Ph.G,
Illinois, 04; B.S, Michigan, 08; A.M, Columbia,
09; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 11. Asst. org. chem, Wis-
consin, 09-11, instr. food and drug anal, 11-14;
org. chemist, hur. chern, U, 8. Dept, Agr, 14-17,
chief control chemist, 18-19, org. chemist, 19-
Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass. Food; drugs;
enzymes^

Hubble, Dr. Edwin P(owaU), Mt. Wilson Ob-
servatory, Pasadena, Oftlif . Astronomy. Marsh-
fleld, Mo, Nov. 20, 89. B.S, Chicago, 10, PhJD,
17; B.A, Oxford, 12, M.A. Asst, Yerkes Ob-
servatory, 14-17; cutronomer, Mt. WUson Ob-
servatory, 19- Major, Inf, 17-19. Astron. Soc
Nebulae.

Hnbba, Oaxl L(eavitt), Museum of Zoology, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Zoology, Williams, Aris, Oct.
18, 94. A.B, Stanford, 16, A.M, 17. Asst. cu-
rator ichthyol. and herp. Field Museum Nat.
Hist, 17-20; curator Ushes, imissttm sool, Mioh-
igan, 90- Asst, ichthyoL survey, Bonneville
Basin, Utah, 15. A.A; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp;*
Calif. Acad; HI. Acad; Wash. BioL Soc Ichthy-
ology; taxonomy, distribution, ecology, varia-
tion and life histories of fishes.

Hnber, Prof. O(ottbelf) Carl, 1830 Hill St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. * Anatomy, Histology, SmbryoU
ogy, Hoobly, India, Aug. 30, 65. M.D, Michi-
gan, 87; Berlin, 90-91; Prague, 95. Asst.
demonstrator anat, Michigan, 87-89, instr.
histol, 89^1, asst prof, histol, and embryol,
91-98, junior prof. anat. and director, histoL
lab, 98-03, prof. histoL and embryoL and direc-
tor, histol. lab, 03-14, prof, and direator, anat,
lab, 14- Prof, embryol, Wistar Inst, 11-12,
mem. advisory board; assoc. ed, 'Am. Jour.
Anat'; managing ed,-'Anat. Becord'; contract
surgeon peripheral nerve repair, U.S.A, 18-20.
Prize, Am. Physiol. Soc, 01. A. A; Soc Nat;
Philos. Soc; Ass. Anat. (sec'y and treas, 04-
14, pres, 15, 16); Physiol. Soc; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey
Soc; Phila. Acad; Phila. Col. Physicians; feL
Boyal Micros. Soc. Nerve regeneration and de-
generation; microscopic anatomy of sympathetic
nerves of vertebrates; sensory nerve endings;
neuroglia tissue of vertebrates ; neuroglia during
degeneration of nerve tissues; degeneration and
regeneration of motor and sensory nerve end-
ings; development and morphology of urinif-
erous tubules in mammals; development of the
white rat ; development of the chorda dorsalis.

Huber, Dr. Harry Lee, 920 Monroe Building, Chi-
cago, HI. Medicine. HI, Aug. 1, 83. B.S,
Chicago, 14, M.S, 16, Ph.D,'17, M.D, 18. Asst.
anat, Chicago, 12-13, path, 14-17, mat. med,
Bush Med. Col, 17-18. Am. Med. Ass. Physi-
ology; pathology; ammonia in gastric juice;

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chemotherapT' of organic copper; fat embolism;
astimia.

Hnber, Prof. HCarvey) E(vert), Ada, Ohio. Bot-
any. Bluffton, Ohio^ March 19^ 84. A.B, Ohio
Northern, 09; A.M, Yale, 12, 12-13; Wisconsin,
20. Teacher bot, hifi^ sch, Glenwood Springs,
Colo, 09-11; prof, biol, Ohio Northern, 13-18;
BlufftOBy 18-19; Ohio Northern^ and dean, coU
liberal arts, 19^ Field plant pathologist, bur.
plant indnst, U. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 18.
Ohio Acad. Plant pathology; leaf spot diseases.

Hubert, Bxnast E(Ter8tt), Old Soils Building,
Madison, Wis. Forestry. Philipsburg, Mont,
Sept. 17, 87. B.S, Montana, 12, M.S, 18. Soi-
enUfie asst, hwr. plant indtut, V, 8. Dept. Agr,
IS- AJl; FhytopatlL Soc; assoc Soc. For*
esters. Forest pathology, sanitation and hy-
giene.

Hudson, Charles John, 7 Cutting Ave, Worcester,
Mass. Ceramioe. Cliaton, Mass, Oet 28, 86.
A.B, Amherst, 10, A.M, 11. Instr, Amherst, 10-
12; asst. astron, Allegheny Observatory, 12-17;
research asst, Norton Co, 17-, Ceramic Soc;
Astron. Soc

Hudson, Prof. C(larenoe) W(alt«r), 85 Living-
ston St, Brooklyn, N. Y. CivU engineering.
Manasquan, N. J, May 20, 67. C.E, Lehif^,
89. Designing engineer. Phoenix Bridge Co,
90-06; prof. eivU eng. Cooper Union, 07-09:
Brooklyn Polyteoh, 09- Consulting bridge ama
struct, engineer, 06- Civil Eng. (director, 20-).
Defleetions and stresses of structures.

Hudson, Dr. OGand®) S(ilbert), Samuel Heath Co,
Trenton, N. J. *Chemistry, Atlanta, Ga, Jan.
26, 81. B.S, Princeton, 01, M.S, 02, Ph.D, 07.
Besearch asst. physical chem, Mass. Inst. Tedi|
03-04; instr. physics, Princeton, 04-05; Illinois,
06-07; asst. physicist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 07-08;
asst. diemist, bur. chem, XJ. S. Dept. Agr, and
later chief of carbohydrate lab, 08-19; ioith
Samuel Heath Co, 19- Nichols medal, Chem.
Soc, 16. Mem. Am. Commission on Org. Chem.
Nomenclature, 12. Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Laws of action of enzymes; constitution of com-
plex sugars; the forms of milk sugar; muta-
rotation; hydration in solution;* osmotic pres-
sures; mutual solubility of liquids; action of
sucrodastic ensymes; mutarotation of rare
sugars; decolorizing carbon.

Hudson, George H(eiiiry), 39 Broad St, Platts-
burgh, N. Y. Biology, Geology . North Bangor,
N. Y, Oct. 1, 55. Private instruction. Private
teacher music, bot, zool, etc, 79-90; teacher nat.
science, State Nor, Seh, Plattsburgh, 90-92, v.
principal, in charge science, 92-07, director
science and supervisor nature study, 07- A. A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc;
New Eng. Hist, and Oeneal. Soic; various edue.
societies. Flora, MoUusca and Lepidoptera of
Clinton. Coimty, N. Y; times of flight and egg-
laying of moths; educational methods in light
of theory of erolution; Pelmatozoa of Chazy
epoch; geology of Valcour Island, Lake Cham-
plain and of Champlain Valley; methods of
illustrating paleobiology and paleohistology.

Hudson, Dr. Jessie BClanche), Carroll, Iowa.
Bacteriology. Franklin Co, Iowa, March 4, 70.
B.S, B.L, Iowa State, 93; M.D, Iowa, 08, M.S,

10; Pennsylvania, 12, 13. Principal, Ward Seh,
Hampton, Iowa, 93-95; high seh, Lansing, 98-
03; first asst. state baeteriologist, Iowa State
Board of Health, 08-12; practising physieioM.
AJL; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health
Ass; Nat Child Labor Committee. Bacteriology
of the ear.

HnfE, Dr. WUbert JCames), 5350 Beeler St, E. E,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Butler, Pa, Oct. 4, 90.
A3, Yale, 14, fellow, 14-17, PhJ>, 17. Be-
search chemist, Barrett Co, 17-18; Bur, Mines,
19- Lieut, C. W. S, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Physi-
cal and organic chemistry; hypophosphoric add;
coal-tar chemistry; orguiic catidysis; after-cor-
rosion in firearms.

Hull, Dr. WCilliam) BCashford), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
^ysics. Boscobel, Wis, Oet 12, 66. AJB, Wis-
consin, 89; A.M, Chicago^ 96; Ph.D, Hopkins,
00; Cambridge, 05-06. tnstr. math, high seh,
Milwaukee, 98-H96; student asst. physics, Hop-
kins, 99-00, asst, 00-^1, instr, 01-02; assoe,
Bryn Manor, 02-05, assoc. prof, 05-09, prof, 09-
With Bur. Standards, 18-19; XJ. S. Gen. Hosp,
19. A.A; Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique.
Spectroscopy; radioactiyity.

Huffman, Dr. Otto V, 771 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Pathology, Dayton, Ohio, Feb; 7,
82. M.D, Columbia, 03. Instr. Cincinnati, 10-
12; Columbia, 12-13; investigator, med. sdiools
and laboratories for N. Y. State Educ Dept, 13-
15; lecturer and dean, Long I^ CoL Hosp, 15-
20; assoc. prof, med, N. Y, Post-Grad. Med, Seh,
€0- A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; N. Y. Acad.
Med. Ectopic pregnancy.

Hnfford, Prof. Siason B(dward), Indiana Univer-
Bity, Bloomington, Ind. Physios. Frankfort,
Ind, Sept 27, 82. AJB, Indiana, 11, A.M,

12, Ph.D, 16. Instr. physics, Indiana, 13-17;
asst. physicist, Bur. Standards, 17-18; assi.
prof, physics, Swartbmore, 18-19; Indiana, 19-
Physical Soc; Ind. Acad. Diffraction photo-
graphs.

Hughes, Prof. A(rthur) U(ewtfl9ni), Queen's Uni-
versity, Kingston, Out, Can. *Physios, Liverpool,
England, Dec 18, 83. Oliver Lodge fellow»
Liverpool, B.Sc, 06, D.Se, 12; B.A, Cambridge,
10. Asst demonstrator physics, Cavendidi Lab,
Cambridge; asst prof, Bice Inst; research prof.
Queen's {Can). MacKinnon student, of the
Boyal Soc, London. A.A; Physical Soe. Photo-
electricity.

Hughes, Prof. H(ector) J(ames), Harvard Uni-
versi^, Cambridge, Mass. Civil engineering.
Centralia, Pa, Oct. 23, 71. A3, Hsrvard, 94,
B.S, 99. Asst, town engineer's office, BrooUine,
Mass, 94-98; res. engineer, C. B. and Q. B. B,
99-02; engineer. Am. Bridge Co, 02; instr. cMl
eng, Harvard, 02-03, asst prof, 03-13, asioe*
prof, 13-14, prof, 14-, dean, eng. seh, 20- AJL;
Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc Test. Mat; Am.
Acad; Boston Soc Civil Eng. Hydraulics;
highway construction.

Hughes, Prof. Horatio, Charleston, S. C. Physioal
chemittry. Charleston, S. C, Oct. 20, 85. BJ9,
Col. of Charleston, 05, A.M, 06; PhJ>, Hopkins,

13. Chem. engineer. Gen. Asbestos and Bubber
Co, 08-11; asst. prof, chem, Ga. Tech, 13-16;
prof, Florida State, 19- AJL; Chem. Soe;

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EleetroehesxL 8o6. Electrical condnctivity; elee-
trofthftinifttry.

Hughes, H<»ward BCobert), Hughes Tool Co, Hons-
ton, Tex. Engineering. Lancagter, Mo, Sept. 9,
69. Harvard, 97. Pres, Sharp-Haghes Tool Co,
13-14; Eugh&$ Tod Co, 14- Besearch for Brit-
iah, French, BuMian, and U. 8. govenmiente, 16-
Min, Eng. Botary drills.

Hughes, John L(ero7), Connecticut Agricultural
0}llege, Stom^ Conn. Chemistry, Brookfieldi
Mass, Aprfl 21, 87. A.B, Clark, 09, A.M, 10.
Instr. chem, Conn. Col, II- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Analytical dhemistry.

Hvghes, Prof. J(o8iah) S(imp80ii), Manhattan,

Bans. Bioehemistry. Ohio, 84. Ph.D, Ohio

State, 17. Prof, ohem, Kansas State, 10-
Nutrition.

Hnlbert, B(oberts), Agricultural College, N. Dak.
Chemistry. Detroit, Mich, Jan. 9, 87. B.S9
Michigan, 12. Bacteriologist, state pub. health
lab, North Dakota, 12-14; sanit. ehemist, N.
Dak. Col, 14- Sanitation; water softening and
purification; ground and natural waters; sew*
ago.

Hnlbnrt, Dr. E(dward) 0(l8on), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. Physics. Vermilion,
B. Dak, Oct. 12, 90. A.B, Hopkins. 11, PhJ>,
15. Carnegie research asst, Hopkins, 15-16;
instr. physics, Western Beserve, 16-17; phys-
icist, Westinghouse Lamp Co, 17; capt, Big. C,
A.E.F, 17-19; instr. physics, Sophins, 19-
Physical Boc Physical optics; wireless teleg-
raphy.

Hnlbnrt^ Prof. L(orrain) 8(hermaii), Johns Hop-
kins Uniyersity, Baltimore, Md. ^Mathematics.
Albany, Wis, March 8, 58. A.B, Wisconsin, 83,
A.M, 88; Gottingen, 89-90; fellow, Clark, 91-
92; Ph.D^ Hopkins^ 94. Prof. math, and astron,
Bouth Dakota, 87-91; instr. and assoc. math,
Hopkins, 92-97, eoUegiate prof, 97" Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Plane algebraic curves.

Hnlett, Dr. George ACngustns), Princeton, N. J.
"Physical chemistry. Will Co, HI. July 15, 67.
A.B, Princeton, 92; Ph.D^ Leipzig, 98. Asst.
chem, Princeton, 92-96; instr, Michigan, 99-04,
asst. prof, physical chem, 04-05; Princeton, 06-
09, prof, 09- Chief chemist, XT. 8. Bur. Mines,
12; mem. for. service committee, Nat. Be-
search Council, 17 ; mem. research div, C. W. S,
17-18. Physical 80c; Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Boe; Philos. Boc. Burface tension and solubil-
ity; nature of precipitates; standard cells; elec
troehemical equivalent; isomorphism in precipi-
tates; electromotive force of amalgams; silver
and cadmium eoulometeirs; occlusions in electro-
deposits; cool and thermal decompositions;
properties of carbon; decomposition potentials.

Hull, Dr. Albert W(allace), 106 Waverly Place,
Bdienectady, N. Y. *Physics. Bouthington,
Conn, April 19, 80. A.B, Yale, 05, Ph.D, 09.
Instr. physics, Worcester, 09-12, asst. prof, 12-
14; research physicist, Qen. Blee, Co, 14-
Physical Soc. Photo-eleetries; X-rays; thermi-
onic vacuum relays.

Hull, Dr. Claxk L(eoiiard), TTniversity of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Psychology. Akron,
N. Y, May 24, 84. A3, Michigan, 13; A.M,

Wisconsin, 15, PhJ), 18. Asst. psychol, Wis-
consin, 14-16, instr. exp. psychol, 16-20, asst.
prof, £0- Psychol. Ass. Experimental quanti-
tative analysis of the higher mental processes;
evolution of concepts; subconscious neural ac-
tivity.

Hull, Prof. G(ordon) F(errie), Hanover, N. H.
*Physics. Garnet, Ont, Oct. 7, 70. B.A, To-
ronto, 92, fellow, 92-95; fellow, Chicago, 95-
97, Ph.D, 97; Cambridge, England, and Berlin,
05-06. Asst. physics, Toronto, 92-^5; Chicago,
95-97;^ prof, Colby, 98-00; asst. prof, Bart-
mouth,* 00-03, Appleton prof, OS- Instr. phys-
ics, Chicago, 97-98^ summers, 98, 99; prof, Co-
lumbia, summers, 09-14; major, tedi. staff,
ordnance dept, 18-19, physios expert, 19- A.A.
(v. pres^ B) ; Physical 8oc (mem. council, 18^-) ;
Astron. Boc; Am. Acad. Electrical radiation;
experimental determination of the pressure of
light ; the elimination of gas action in experi-
ments on light pressure; determination of law
of retardation of projectiles due to air streams
of high velocity; physios of artillery.

Hull, Dr. Thomas G(ordon), Massachusetts Agri-
cultural College, Amherst, Mass. Bacteriology.
Bouthington, Conn, Dec. 21, 89. Ph.B, Yale,
13, M.B, 15, Ph.D, 16. Bacteriologist and asst
pub. health, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 16-17;
Mass. Col, 19- Chief, sect, exhibits. Food Ad,
17-18; lieut, Banit. C, 18-19; abstractor, 'Ab-
stracts of Bacter.' Boc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass;
f eL N. Y. Acad. Influence of diet on intestiAal
bacteria; poliomyelitis; diseases of domestic
fowl.

Humbert, Dr. Eugene P(eter), College Btation,
Tex. Plant breeding. Coming, Iowa, Bept. 1,
81. B.8.A, Iowa Btate, 06; M.8, Cornell, 08,
Ph.D, 10. Instr, Iowa Btate, 06-07; asst. plant
breeding, Cornell, 08-10; plant physiologist, XT.
8. Dept. Agr, 10; assoc. biologist, Maine Exp.
Bta, 11; agronomist, N. Mex. Col. and Exp.
Bta, 12-15; plant breeder, Tex. Col, IS- A.A;
Boc. Nat; Boc. Agron. Gfenetics.

Hume, Prof. A(lbert) K<a8h), Agricultural Ex-
periment Btation, Broohings, 8. Dak. Agron*
omy. Plymouth, Ind, Deo. 3, 78. B.B.A, Pur-
due, 00, M.B, 02; Leipzig, 07; Ph.D, G5ttingen,
10. Asst. s^g^r, Purdue, 01-02; instr, Winona
Inst, 02-03; instr, assoc. and asst. prof, crop
production, Illinois, 04-11; prof, agron, 8. Bdk,
Col, and agronomist, Exp. 8ta, 11- jLk; Boc
Agron. Crop improvement.

Hume, Prof. Alfted, Universitf , Miss. Mathe-
matics. Beech Grove, Tenn, Dec. 1, 66. B.E,
Vanderbilt, 87, C.E, 88, BcD, 90. Fellow and
instr. civil eng, Vanderbilt, 87-90; prof, math,
Mississippi, 90-, v. chancellor and dean, acad.
dept, OS-, acting chancellor, 06-07. A.A; Eng.
Eduo; Eng. Ass. of the Bouth. (pros, 14).

Hume, Dr. George S(herwood), Geological Bur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology. Milton,
Ont, 93. B.A, Toronto, 15; Ph.D, Yale, 20.
With Can. Geol. Swrv, 13-16, XO- Paleont. Boc.
The Lake Timiskaming district, Ontario.

Hume, Prof. H. Harold, Glen St. Mary, Fla.
Botany, Horticulture. Bussel, Ont, June 13,
75. B.8.A, Iowa Btate, 99, M.B, 01. Prof. bot.
and hort, Florida, 99-04; hort, N. C. Col, and

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state hortienltorist, N. C, 04-06; v. pres. and
sec'y, Glen 8t. Mary Nurseries Co, 06-20, pres,
to-; E, 0. Painter Fertilizer Co, IS- Soc. Hort.
Sei; Pomol. Soe; Nat. Nut Growers Ass; Iowa
Acad; St. Louis Acad. Horticulture; citrus
fruits; pecans; crossing and botany of persim-
mons; citrus fruits.

Hummel, J(olm) A(dolph), 2143 Commonwealth
Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Chemistry, Washington
Co, Minn, June 12, 75. B.Agr, Minnesota, 99.
Chemist, Minn. State Dairy and Food Dept, 99*
00; asst. prof. agr. ehem, Minnesota, and asst.
chemist, Exp. Sta, 00-09; chemist, Minn. State
Grain Inspection Dept, 17- A. A. Agricultural
chemistry.

Hummell, Prof. B(obert) G(leveland), 11325
Enowlton Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry,
Infhopolis, Ohio, Jan. 20, 85. B.S, Otterbein,
11; feUow, Ohio State, 11-13, A.M, 12, Ph.D,
18. Asst. ehem, Ohio State, 13-14, instr, 14-17 ;
asst. prof. Case, 17- A. A; Chem. Soc. (see'yi
Columbus seet, 16). Inorganic chemistry.

Humphrey, O(larenee) J(olm), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Forest pathology. Wake-
man, Ohio, March 3, 82. A3, B.S.( forestry),
Nebraska, 06. In ofSce wood preservation, U.
S. Forest Serviee, 06-07; asst. mycol, Oome]l>
07-09; in eharge path, investigations, forest
prodmets lab, Forest Serviee, V. 8. Dept, Agr,
10-; leeturer forest path, Wisconsin, IS- A. A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Aead. life
history, distribution, morphology and control of
timber destroying fungi

Humphrey, Prof, aeo(rge) C(olvin), 438 Univer-
sity Farm Place, Madison, Wis. Animal hus-
handry. Palmyra, Mich, Feb. 13, 75. B.S,
Mich. Agr. Col. Instr. animal husbandry, Mich.
Agr. Col, 02-03; prof, and chairman of dept,
Wisconsin, OS- The feeding of various farm
animals; milking machine; sheep and dairy
cattle breeding; the value of various grain ra-
tions for mutton production; the growth and
development of young animals receiving their
nutrients from a single plant source; the rela-
tion of medium and high protein rations to milk
secretion and to milk and butter fat; the in-
fluence of a high protein ration on the growth
and quality of wool.

Humphrey, Prof. Harry Baker, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany.
Granite Falls, Minn, Aug. 4, 73. B.8, Minne-
sota, 99; Ph.D. Stanford, 07. Asst. bot, Min-
nesota, 98-99; 'acting instr, Stanford, 05-08;
asst. prof. Wash. State, 08-10, plant patholo-
gist, Exp. Sta, 08-12, prof, plant path, 10-12,
bot. and plant path. 12; pathologist in charge
cereal disease investigation, bur. plant indust,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, IS- Instr. in charge bot, Stan-
ford Marine Biol. Summer Sch, 06, 07, 08.
A. A; Ecol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Plant pathol-
ogy; development of Fossombronia longiseta
Aii8t; morphology and physiology of some Cali-
fornia Hepaticae; life history and control of
tomato blight.

Humphrey, Miss Lillian E(aton), Ironton High
School, Ironton, Ohio. Botany. Ironton, May
5, 89. A.B, Ohio State, 13, A.M, 14, B.S.E,
16. Asst. bot, Ohio State, 12-14; head, science

dept, Ironton High Sch, 14- Bot Soc; Ohio
Acad. Systematic botany; cytology; ecology.

Humphrey, Richard L(ewl8), Harrison Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. CivU engineering, Chem^
istry. Marblehead, Mass, Oct. 19, 69. C.E,
Pennsylvania, 91, A.M, 93. B. B. draftsman
and topographer, 90-91; city draftsman and
engineer, Phila, 91-92; founder and engineer in
charge. City Test. Lab, Phila, 92-^9; designer,
engineer and gen. manager, Buckhom Portland
Cement Co, 99-03; consulting engineer. Pa. M.
B. Co, and other corporations, 99- Engineer
in charge, cement exhibit, Ass. Am. Portland
Cement Mfrs, La. Purchase Expos, 04; engineer
in charge, struct, mat. test, laooratoiies, U. S.
Geol. Surv. Gold medal. La. Purchase Expos,
04. U. 8. delegate. Int. Cong. Test Mat, Co-
penhagen, 09 (hon. pres). A.A; Civil £!ng;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Seismol. Soc;
B. B. Eng; Soc. Test Mat; Nat Ass. Cement
Users (pres, 05-); Franklin Inst; Phila. Eng.
Club; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. (sec'y, Am. sect,
98-00) ; Soc. des Ing. eivils de France. Manu-
facture, use and tests of cement, concrete, and
other materials of construction; theory of con-
crete construction; abnormal behavior of ce-
ment as to time of setting; action of salt water
and alkali on cement and other materials; cor-
rosive tests.

Humphreyfl; Prea. Alez(aiider) 0(romble>, Stevens
Institute of Technology, Hoboken, N. J. Bn-
gineering. Edinburgh, Scotland, March 30, 51.
M.E, Stevens, 81; hon. So J), Pennsylvania, 03;
LL.D, Columbia, 03; N. T. Univ, 06; Princeton,
07; Butgers and Brown, 14; E.D, Bensselaer,
18. See'y and supt, Bayonne and Greenville
Gas Light Co, 72-81; chief engineer, Pintsch
Lighting Co, 81-85; gen. supt. and chief en-
gineer. United Gas Improv, 85-94; pres, Hum-
phreys and Glasgow; pres, Buffalo Gas Co;
pres, Stevens, Ot- Trustee and mem. exec, com-
mittee, Carnegie Foundation for Adv. Teaching.
A. A; Mech. Eng. (manager, pres, 11); Min.
Eng. (councilor); Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc
Chem. Indust; Am. Gas Inst, (pres, 08); Inst
Consulting Eng. (pres, 20); Am. Acad; Soc
Indust. Educ. (pres, 09) ; New Eng. Ass. Gas
Eng; Pacific Coast Gas Ass; British Inst Civil
Eng; British Ass. Technical education; candle
power; illumination; photometry; water gas.

HumphreyB, Prof. I>(avid) O(arliale), Lexington,
Ya. CioiH engineering. Ohatham Hill, Va, 55.
C.E, Washington and Lee, 78. Draughtsman
for Jed. Hotchkiss and B. and O. B. B, 72-75;
teacher, McDonogh Sch, Md, 78-79; U. S. asst
engineer, improv. of the Missouri Biver, 79-85;
prof, applied math, later eiM eng, Washington
and Lee, 85-, dean, sch. eng, Ot- Bes. hy-
drographer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 95-07. AA; Olvil
Eng; Eng. Educ. Water resources of Virginia
and West Virginia.

Humphreys, Dr. W(illiam) JCackson), U. S.
Weather Bureau, Washington, D. 0. ^Phyties.
Gap Mills, W. Va, Feb. 3, 62. A.B, Wadiing-
ton and Lee, 86, C.E, 88; ^^^rginia, 8^-89; fel-
low, Hopkins, 95-96, Ph.D, 97. Prof, physics
and math. Miller Sch, Va, 89-93; physics and
chem, Washington (Md), 93-94; instr. physics,
Virginia, 97-05; supervising director, Mt

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Weather Observatorj, 05-08, 'jgrof. fMiiewniU
physios, U. 8, Weather Bur, 06-; George Wash-
ington, 11" AsBoe. ed, 'Jour. Franklin Inst,'
13-; Y. chairman, sect, meteorol, Gheophys.
Union; mem. naval observatory eclipse ezpe4«
to Ga, 00; Sumatra, 01. Longstr^ medal,
Franklin Inst, 13, Potts medal, 14. A.A. (sec'y,
B, 12-16, mem. exec, committee, 12-, v. pros,
17); Physical Soc (mem. council, 13-16); Me-
teorol. Boo. (v. pros, 20); Astron. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc. (sec'y, 10, pres, 19); Wash. Acad,
(y. pres, 19). Solution and diffusion of metals
in mercury; electric discharges; flash spectra;
upper inversion, or isothermal layer, of the at*
mosphere; pressure effect on arc spectra; double
reversal; speetroseopie and general radiation
and absorption problems; physios of the air.

Hun, Dr. Henry, 149 Washington Ave, Albany,
N. T. *Medieine. Albany, March 21, 54.
Ph.B, Sheffield ScL Sch, Yale, 74, hon. A.M,
14; M.D, Harvard, 79. Asst. physics, Sheffield
Sci. Sch, Tale, 74-75; prof, nervous diseases,
Albany Med. Col, 85-15. Am. Physicians (sec 'y,
T. pres. and later pres) ; Neur. Ass. (pres).
Tubal pregnancy; alcoholic paralysis: cerebral
localization; myxedema; acute ascending paral-
ysis; thrombosis of posterior, inferior, cerebel*
lar artery; insanity; disease and inununity;
myasthenia gravis; gliomatous hypertrophy of
the pons; the venous pulse; diagnosis of nervous
cuseases.

Hangerford, 0hs(rl0)8 W(llliam), 514 E. C St,
Moscow, Idaho. Plant pathology, Filbnore Co,
Minn, Feb. 26, 85. B.S, Upper Iowa, 10; M.8,
Wisconsin, 15. Supt, high sch, Houston, Minn,
10-13; asst. bot. and plant path, Wisconsin,
13-15; scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 15-17;
asst. pathologist, 17-19; plant pathologist, Idaho
Sxp 8ta, 19- A. A; Phytopath. Soc Cereal
patiiology; rust of grains.

'Bxakgprfctd^ Prof. H(«tb«rt) B(aiker), Univer-
sity Heights, Lawrence, Hans. Entomology.
Mahaska, Kans, Aug. 30, 85. A.B, Kansas, 11,
A.M, 13; PhJ>, Cornell, 18. Principal, pub.
schools, Haddam, Hans, 04-06; supt. Enter-
prise, 06-09; instr. entom, Kansas, 11-13, asst.
prof, 13-16, aesoc. prof, 17-19, prof, 20- En-
tom. surveyB of Kans, Colo, and Mont. A.A;
Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom. Biology of
aquatic Hemiptera; Corixidae.

Hunt* Miss CMollna LConisa), XT. S. Department
of Agrieultnre, Washington, D. C. Food eoon-
omy. Chicago, HI, Aug. 23, 65. A.B, North-
western, 88. Teacher domestic eeon, Lewis Inst,
96-01; prof. Wisconsin, 03-08; specialist in
food prep, and use, office home econ, V, 8, Dept.
Agr, 09- Home Econ. Aas.

Hnnt» Dr. FtaakUn Ldvlngston), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, I). C. Fhysios. Manchester,
N. H, Sept. 3, 83. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09,
Ph.D, 19; A.M, Harvard, 13; Berlin, 13-14;
Paris, 19-20; Cambridge, 20. Asst. physical
chem, Mass. Inst Tech, 0^10^ physics, 10-11;
Harvard, 15-16; instr, Mass. Inst Tech, 11-13,
15-17; asst. physicist, Bur. 8tandards, 17-18,
asBoe. physicist, 18-20, physicist, 20- Bepre-
sentative in Europe, Bur. Standards, 19-20.
A. A; Physical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soo. Aero-

nautics; electrolytic conduction of aqueous solu-
tions; 2C-rays.

Bunt, Prof. H(arrl8on) B(andaU), University,
Miss. Zoology. Conneaut, Ohio, Marsh 7, 89.
B.8, Allegheny, 12; A.M, Harvard, 13, Ph.D,
16. Instr. zool. West Virginia, 16-18, asst
prof, 18-19; prof, hiol, and head of dept. Mis-
sissippi, 19- A.A; Soc. Zool; Soc. MftiwwmL
Experimental morphology, histology and tera-
tology.

Hunt, Br. J(ame8) Bamsay, 46 W. 55th St, New
York, N. Y. Neurology. Philadelphia, Pa,
Feb. 1, 74. M.D, Pennsylvania, 93; Vienna;
Berlin; Paris. Assoc, prof, neur, Ck>lumbia, 08-
14. Consulting neurologist, various hospitals;
Col, M.C, A.E.F. Am. Physicians; Neur. Ass.
(pres, 19); Soc Clin. Invest; Psychopath. Ass;
N. Y. Neur. Soc. (pres, 09). Psychiatry; neuro-
pathology.

Hnnt^ John H(onnan), General Motors Corpora-
tion, Dayton,Ohio. Electrical engineering. Sara-
nac,Mich, 82. B.S. (EJS), Michigan, 05. Instr.
elee. eng, Washington (St. Louis), 06-07; asst.
prof, Ohio State, 07-08, assoe. prof, 08-11, prof,
11-12; eiec engineer, Packard Motor Oar Oo,
13; research engineer, Dayton Eng. Lab. Co,
13-20; head, elee. div, Oen. Motors Besearch
Corp, BO- AA; Elec. Eng; Automotive Eng;
Soc Automobile Eng. Ignition apparatus for
internal eombustion engiiMs.

Hont^ KCltholaa) Bcoe; 8 N. Maple St, Claren-
don, Va. Plant pathology. Pullman, Wash, Deo.
31, 85. B.S, Wash. Stote, 07; M.S, California,
09. Teacher science, high sch, Pulhnan, Wash,
07-08; asst. botanist. Wash. Exp. Sta, 09-12;
expert, B. C. Dept. Agr, 12-13; scientific asst
plant path, hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
13-15, asst plant pathologist, 15-18, asst. pa-
thologist, 18-20, fed. hort. hoard, gO- A.A;
Phytopath. Soc. Forest tree rusts; European
poplar canker; potato wart; soil sterilization.

Rimt^ Prof. Beld, Harvard Medical School, Bos-
ton, Mass. ^Pharmacology, Toxicology. Mar-
tinsville, Ohio, Amril 20, 70. A.B, Hopkins, 91,
bellow, 94-96, Ph.b, 96; Bonn, 92; Cornell, 95;
M.D, CoL Physicians and Surg, Baltimore, 96;
Chicago, 97; Frankfort, 02-04. Asst. phyriol,
Hopkins, 92-94; tutor, Columbia, 96-98; assoc
and later assoc. prof .'phannaeol, Hopkins, 98-
03 ; prof. Pharmacol, jf. S. Pub. uealUi Service,
04-13; Harvard Med. 8eih, IS- Special expert
in Pharmacol, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 01 ; XT. S. Treas.
Dept; pharmacologist, C.W. S; Mass. Dept. of
Health; assoc. ed, 'Am. Year-book of Med.'
Int. Physiol. Cong, Vienna, 10. Nat Acad;
A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Phar-
macoL (sec'y, 10, pres, 15-); Am. Physicians;
Am. Acad; Chem. Soc; IT. S. Pharmacopoeia
Conv. (pres). Physiology and pharmacology
of the circulation; thyroid; nitnles; quinin;
arsphenamin; eholin compounds; alcohoL

Hnnt» Prof. Thomas FCorsyth), Berkeley, Calif.
Agriculture. Bidott, HI, Jan. 1, 62. B.8, Illi-
nois, 84, M.S, 94, hon. D.Agr, 04; hon. ScD,
Mich. Agr. Col, 07. Asst. to HI. state ento-
mologist, 85-86; asst. agr, Hlinois, 86-88; asst.
agriculturist, HI. Exp. Sta, 88-91; prof, agr,
Pa. State, 91-92; Ohio State, 92-03, dean, col.
agr. and domestic science, 96-03; prof, agron.

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Comell, and manager, oniT. fauna, 08-07; di*
rector, sch. agr, Pa. State, 07-12; prof. agr. and
dean, col, agr, California, IS-, director, Exp.
Sta, 12-19. Soc Prom. Agr. ScL (Bec'/i ^^9
pres, 07-09). Cultural methods with farm
crops; feeding experiments with farm animals.

BxaX, Prof. WCalter) F(xederlck), Mineralogical
Laboratory, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mineralogy, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Sept 6, 82. A«B, Michigan, 04,
A.M, 05, Ph.D, 15. Instr. miner, Michigan, 0^-
12^ aest. prof, 12-18, asioe, prof, IS- Asst,
Mich. Geol. Surv, 06; asst. chemist, U. S. GeoL
Surv, 12. A. A; GeoL Soc; Miner. Soc; Qiem.
Soc; Mich. Acad. Sulphur and celestite; sul-
phur deposits of Sicily; crystallography and
composition of American minerals.

Hunter, Dr. Albert C(laytoin), IJ. 6. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. MaeUriol'
ogy. East ProTidence, B. I, Feb. 23, 98. B.S,
B. I. Col, 15; M.S, Brown, 17, Ph.D9 18. Sae-
teriologist, Narragansett Bay Oyster Co, 16-18;
hur, ehem, V. 8. Dept, Agr, 18- Soc. Bact;
Pub. Health Ass. Bacteriology of shellfish and
canned fish; fish decomposition.

Hunter, Prof. Andrew, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Ont, Can. BiologioaX ehemi&try. Edin-
burgh, Scotland, Sept. 28, 76. M.A, Edinburgh,
95, B.S, 99, M.B, Ch.B, 01 ; Berlin and Heidel-
berg, 05-07. Asst. physiol, Edinburgh, 02-05;
Carnegie research fellow, 05-08; demonstrator
physiol, Leeds, 08; asst. prof. 1>iochem, Cornell,
08-14; biochemist, IJ. 8. Pub. Health Service,
14-15; prof, path, chem, Toronto, 15-19, Wo-
chem, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Soc
Exp. Biol; Soc. BioL Chem; fel. Boyal Soc
Can; London Physiol. Soc. Precipitins; protehi
hydrolysis; intracellular enxymes; urocanic
acid; iodin in pituitary; metabolism in pellagra;
blood ereatinin.

Himter, A(ndrew) F(rederi6k), Normal School
Building, Toronto, Can. Anthropology. Innisfil
Township, Ont, Dee. 81, 63. B.A, Toronto, 89,
M.A, 92. Ed. and publisher, 'Barrie Examiner,'
89r95; with Can. Geol. Surv, 04-08; eee^y and
lihnurian, Ont. Sist. 800,' IS- A. A; Boyal
Astron. Soc. Can. (recorder, 18); Can. Inst;
Ont. Archeol. Ass. (treas). Archeolo^ry; geol-
ogy and physical science; Canadian history.

Hunter, Prof. Oharlee A(xtell), Nittany Apart-
ment, State College, Pa. Bacteriology, Blue Bap-
ids, Eans, July 30, 93. B.S, Kansas State, 15;
M.S, Wiscons^, 16. Asst. bacter, Hans. Exp.
Sta, 13-15; agr. bacter, Wisconsin, 15-16; instr.
bacter. and bot, Florida, 16«-17; asst. prof.
haeier, Pa, State, 17-19, anoo. prof, 19-, hao-
teriologirt, Exp. Sta, 17- Soc Bact; Pub.
Health Ass. Silage; animal diseases.

Hunter, Prof, a(eorge) W(illiam), Knox Col-
lege, Galesburg, HI. Zoology, Pedagogy,
Mamaroneck, N. Y, April 7, 73. Col. City of
N. T, 91-93; A.B, Williams, 95, A.M, 96; fel-
low, Chicago, 96-98; Ph.D. N. Y. Univ, 18.
Teacher biol, Hyde Park High Sch, Chicago,
98-99; head, dept. hiol, DeWitt Clinton High
Sch, N. Y. City, 99-19; prof, Carleton, 19-20;
Knox, to- Lecturer methods of teaching, N.
Y. TJniy, 06-08, 14-16; director educ, war work
council, Wash. Dist, Y. M. C. A, 18-19. A.A;
Inst. Social Sci; Nat. Educ. Assoc Anatomy

and cytology of Tunieata; pedagogy of biology
teaching in secondaiy schools.

Hunter, Dr. J(o8eph) Bnfus, Baleigh, N. C. Chem-
istry. Apex, N. C, June 6, 65. A.B, Wake
Forest, 85, A.M, 89; PhJ), Hopkins, 95.
Teacher, private acad, Apex, N. C, 85; Buther^
fordton, N. C, 87; Clayton, N. C, 88; tnitr.
chem, Wake Forest, 8^-89; prof, physics and
math. State Nor. Sch, Oshkosh, Wis, 91-93;
chem, Bichmond, 95-05; in life ineuranoe huei-
ness, 05- Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Anilids
of orthosulphobenzoic acid.

Hunter, Dr. M(stthew)A(lbert), Bensselaer Poly-
technic Institute, Troy, N. Y. Phytioat ehom-
igtry. Auckland, N. Z, Nov. 9, 78. B.8,'Nev
Zealand, 00, MLA, 01; 1851 exhibition sdenee
research scholar, London, 02, D.Sc, 04; Q5t-
tingen and Paris, 04-05. With Gen. Elec Co,
Schenectady, 06-08 ; asst. prof, physics and elee-
trochem, Bensselaer, 08-10, prof, eleetroehem,
10- Chem. Soc; Electrocfaem. S6c; Min. and
Metal. Eng. Molecular aggregation of lique-
fied gases; decomposition velocity of nitrous
oxid with change in temperature; detection and
estimfition of naphthalene in coal gas; electrical
resistances and temperature coefficients of al-
loys; ammonia absorption with thiocyanates;
preparation of pure titanium, uranium, vani^
dium and gluciuum.

Hunter, Prof. 8(amn«l> J(olin), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Zoology, Jffntomol-
ogy, Bandon, Ireland, Nov. 11, 66. Baker,
88; A.B, A.M, Ejinsas, 93; Comell, 96; Woods
Hole, 01, 02. Principal, high s^, Columbus,
Eans, 90-91; Atchison Co. High Sch, Eans,
93-96; asst. prof, entom, Kansas, 96-99, assoc.
prof, 99-01, comp. sool, and entom, 01-02, head,
dept. 'entom, Ot-, prof, 06-, curator entom, coU
lections, 09- Director, state hort. inspection,
Eans, 01-; state entomologist, 07- A. A; Soc
Zool; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; KkoM,
Acad; E. Eans. Teachers' Ass. (pres, 95). Bi-
ology and taxonomy of Coccidae; osmosis as
a factor in artificial parthenogenesis; morphol-
ogy of artificial purtibenogenesis ; insect para-
sitology.

Hunter, Walter D(avid), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Wadiington, D. C. Sntomology*
Lincoln, Nebr, Dec. 14, 75. A.B, Nebraska, 95,
A.M, 97; LL.D, Tulane, 13. Instr. entom, Ne-
braska, 96-99; asst. entomologist, 17. S. Exp.
Sta, Ames, Iowa, 00; investigator, div. entomg
U. 8. Dept, Agr, 01-, in charge hoU-weevU in-
vestigations, 09- In charge southern field crop
and tick investigations, 09; mem. fed. hort.
board, IT. S. Dept. Agr. A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Entom. Soc; assoc. Omith. Union;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 16).

Hunter, Prof. Walter 8(amuel>, University of
Eansas, Lawrence, Ejins. ^Psychology, Deca-
tur, 111, March 22, 89. A.B, Texas, 10; Ph.D,
Chicago, 12. Instr. philos, Texas,. 12-14, adj.
prof, psychol, 14-16 ; prof, Kansas, 16- Lecturer,
Olhilane, summer, 15; Iowa, summer, 20. Assoc
ed, 'Psychol. Bui'; 'Jour. Animal Behavior.'
Lieut, and capt, Sanit. C, 17-^18. A.A; Psychol.
Ass. Animal behavior; perception of motion;
association; habit formation.

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345

Hunter, Prof. W(illUm) H(amiiiett), Uniyersity
of Minnesotay Minneapolis, Minn. Chemittfy.
Boston, Mass, Sept. 3, 82. A.B, Haryard, 04,
A.M, 05, Ph.D, 10. Inetr. ehem, BuekneU, 05-
06; prof, Minnesota, 09^ A. A; Chem. Soe.
Organic chemistry; duromoisomerism; reaction

Huntington, Prof . E (dward) V (ermilye) , 27 Everett
St, Cambridge, Mass. ^Mathematics, Clinton,
N. Y, April 26, 74. A.B, Harvard, 95, A.M,
97; Ph.D, Strasbom^, 01. Instr. math. Har-
vard, 95-97; Williams, 97-99; Harvard, 01-05,
asst. prof, 05-15, assoe. prof, 15-19, prof, mech,
19^ Ed, 'Annals of Math,' 02-11; major. Gen.
Staff, 18-19. A.A; Math. Ass. (pres, IS);
Math. Soc; Statist. Ass; Am. Acad; Math.
Verein. Systems of postulates forming l^e
bases of elementary mathematical theories.

Hontlngion, Dr. Ellsworth, Tale University, New
Haven, Conn. ^Geography, Geology, Gales-
bnrg, HI, Sept. 16, 76. A.B, Beloit, 97; A.M,
Harvard, 02, Hooper fellow, 06-07 rPh.D, YaJe,
09. Aflst. to pres, Enphrates Col, Harput, Tur-
key, 97-01; mem. Pnmpelly's Carnegie Institu-
tion exped. to Turkestan, 08-04; mem. B. L.
Barrett's exped. to Chinese Turkestan, 05-06;
iustr. geog, Yale, 07-12, asst. prof, 12-15; pri-
vate resei^eh, 15-17 ; researeh ^assoe. geog. Tale,
17" Beseardi assoc, Carnegie Institution, 12-
14. Mem. Yale exped. to Palestine, 09. Gill
Memorial medal, Boyal Geog. Soc; Maunoir
medal, Soc G4og. de Paris; Kane medal, Phila.
Geog. Soc; medal, Harvard Travelers Club.
AJIl; Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog; Ecol. Soc. (pres,
17) ; MeteoroL Soc; Am. Acad. Climate in re-
lation to land forms and deposits, geological
and historical changes and to solar and cosmic
relations; systematic anthropogeography ; geo-
graphic relations of health and civilization.

Huntington, Prof. G«o(rge> S(uniner), 437 W.
59th St, New York, N. Y. "^Vertebrate mor-
phology. Hartford, Conn, March 21, 61. A3,
Trinity (Conn), 81, A.M, 83; M.D, Columbia,
84, hon. Sc.D, 04; LL.D, Jefferson Med. Col,
07. Asst. demonstrator anat, Cohmbia, 8<^88,
demonstrator, 88-89, lecturer, 89-90, prof, BO--
Am. ed, ^Jour. Anat. and Physiol,' 98; assoc.
ed, 'Am. Jour. Anat,' 00; ed, 'Am. Anat.
Memoirs,' 18- A.A; Ass. Anat. (pres, 00-
04); feL N. Y. Aca^. Vertebrate myology;
visceral anatomy; comparative splanchnology;
variation; significance of muscular variation;
development of mammalian lymphatic system;
development of venous system; morphology and
development of vertebrate salivary system;
morphology and development of lymphatic sys-
tem in reptiles and amphibians; morphology and
phylogeny of vertebrate respiratory system.

Huntington, Dr. Thomas (Waterman), 916 Mills
BuUding, San Francisco, Calif. Svrgery, Bock-
ford, 111, Jan. 16, 49. A.B, Vermont, 71, LL.D,
13; M.I>, Harvard, 76. Chief surgeon, Cent,
and South. Pacific Hosp, Sacramento, Calif,. 85-
99; prof, elin, swrg, Calif omia^ 99- Lieut,
M.B. C; mem. San Francisco Board Health, 07;
chief surgeon. Western Pacific B. B, 10-13;
mem. Bed Cross Commission to Italy, 17. Surg.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; British Med. Ass. Opera-
tive treatment of recent fractures; bowel stasis.

Huntley, Louis Grow, 2908 Shady Ave, Pittsburgh,
Pa. Geology, Greenville, Mich, Jnly 22, 85.
B.S, Carnegie Inst Tech, 08. Mem, firm, John*
son, Euntley and Somers, 15- Consulting pe-
troleum engineer and geologist; asst. petrol, en-
gineer, U. S. Bur. Mines, 12-13 ; pres. Island Oil
and Transport Co, 18-19. A.A ; Min. and MetaL
Eng; West. Pa. Eng. Soc. Geology of oil and
gas.

Huntoon, Prof. L(oai8) BCorenras), 115 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y. Mining engineering.
Metallurgy, Paterson, K. J, Jan. 28, 69. Ph.G,
N. Y. CoL Pharmacy, 90; E.M, Columbia, 95;
hon. A.M, Yale, 08. Chemist and assayer, Colo,
95-96; N. Y, 96-03; eonsnlting mining and
metallurgical engineer, 03-05; asst. prof, min-
ing and metal, Shefleld Sci. Sch, Yale, 05-08,
prof, 08-11; consulting mining engineer, 11-
A.A; Min. and MetaL Eng. (past chairman, N.
Y. sect, and mem. exec, committee); Min. and
Metal. Soc (sec'y-treas, 16-19); Eleetrochem.
Soc; London Inst. Min. and Metal. Ore con-
centration and metallurgy of gold and silver.

Huntsman, Dr. A(rchiba]d) O(owanlock), UniTcr-
sity of Toronto, Toronto, Cul Biology, Tin-
tern, Out, Nov. 23, 83. B.A, Toronto, 05, MJB,
07. Asst. hiol, Toronto, 05-07, lecturer, 07-16,
assoe, prof, 17-; eurator, Atlantic Biol, 8ta,
11-13, 16-; biologist, Biol Board of Can, le-
A.A; EcoL Soc; Soc. Zool; Fisheries Soe; Boyal
Soc Can; Can. Inst Ascidians; Becapoda;
Amphipoda; plankton; herring.

Hurd, Dr. Annie May, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Botany, La Conner,
Wash, July 28, 93. B.S, Washington (Seattle),
15, Denny feUow, 1<^-17, M.S, 17; feUow, Cali-
fornia, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. patholo£rist, office
cereal investigations, Jfur, plant indust, U, 8,
Dept, Agr, 18- Phytopath. Soc; West Soc
Nat Marine algae; wheat and grass seeds.

Hurd, Dr. HMiry M(l]l8), 1023 St Paul St, Balti-
more, Md. ^Psychiatry, Hospital organisation.
Union City, Mich, May 3, 43. Knox, 55-58;
A3, Michigan, 63, M.D, 66, A.M, 70, LL.D, 95.
Asst physician, Mich. Asylum for Insane, 70-77,
asst. supt, 78; supt. Eastern Mich. Asylum,
Pontiac, 78-89; Hopkins Hosp, 89-11, see'y
board of directors, 11-, prof, psychiat, Hopkins,
89-06, emer, prof, 06- Ed, 'BuL Johns Hop-
kins Hosp,' 90-; 'Am. Jour. Insanity,' 97-;
'Hopkins Hosp. Beports'; mem. Md. State
Lunacy Commission, 08- A. A; Anthrop. Ass;
emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Medico-PsyehoL
Ass. (sec'y, 93-97, pres, 99) ; Am. Acad. Med.
(pres, 96) ; Am. Med. Ass; Folk-lore Soc. Hos-
pitals, dispensaries and nursing; folk-lore of
insanity; folk-lore of Maryland.

Hurd, Prof. William D(anlel), Southern Build-
ing, Washington, D. C. Agriculture, De Witt,
Mich, Dec. 19, 75. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 99,
M.Agr, 08. Iustr, high sch, Lansing, 99-01;
prof, hort, Sch. Pract. Agr. and Hort, Briar-
cliff Manor, N. Y, 01-03; agr, Maine, 03-06,
acting dean, col. agr, 07, dean, 07-09; director,
exten. work, Mass. Col, 09^19; educ, soU improv,
committee, Nat, Fertiliser Ass, 19- Orchard in-
spector, Illinois, summer, 00; snx>ervi8or, exten-
sion work, B. L Col, sununer, 03. Agriculture;
plant diseases; plant breeding and improvement;

346

AMERICAN MEN OT SCIENCE

farm crops; fertilizers; agricultare for second-
ary schools.

HnrUn, Dr. Balph GCitaey), Russell Sage Fonnda-
tion, 130 E. 22nd St, New York, N. Y. Biology.
Antrim, N. H, Sept. 30, 88. A.B, Brown, 12,
A,M, 13, Ph.D, 15. Asst. biol, Brown, 13-15;
instr. biol, Clark Col, 16, asst. prof, 17-18, docent
biol, Clark, 17-18; lieut, capt. and major, U.S. A,
and cd, 'Weekly Statist. Report, War Dept,'
18-19; statistioian, BusseU Sage Foundation,
IB" A.A. Histology; embryology.

Hvxdi, Prof. Ralph Kent^ University of Illinois,
Urbana, 111. Ceramics. Woodstock, 111, Dec.
21, 85. B.S, Illinois, 08. Stock and shipping
clerk, Ohio Mining and Mfg. Co, 09; junior ce-
ramic chemist. Bur. Standards, 09-11 ; asst,
instr, assoc. and later asst. prof, ceramic eng,
Illinois, U-' Ceramic Soc. (treas) ; Chem. Soe.
Ceramie enginering; drying and burning of clay
wares; molding clay products.

Hurst, Lewis Adezander), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Biochemistry,
Mimcie, Ind, Dec. 14, 74. B.S, Purdue, 99.
Scientific asst, bur. aoils, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 01-
04, scientist, 04-06, hiochemist, bur. plant in-
dust, 16^ A.A; Chem. Soc. Biochemistry of
soils and plants; soil types; relation of soil con-
ditions to plant growth; fertilizers; plant dis-

Hnrty, Dr. J^olin KeweU, 31 E. 11th St, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Bygiene, Lebanon, Ohio, Feb. 21,
52. M.D, Indiana, 86; Phar.D, Purdue, 96.
Prof, hygiene and sanit. science, Indiana; state
health commissioner, Ind, 96- Supt. hygiene
exhibit. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass. (pros, 12).

HnrwitK, Dr. Samuel H(ayinaii)» 516 Sutter St,
San Francisco, Calif. Medicine. Poland, Sept.
6, 85. A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M, 08; M.D, Hop-
kins, 12. Instr. research med. Hooper Founda-
tion, California, 15-17, asst. prof. din. med, 17-
Soc. Exp. Biol; Physiol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass.
Experimental medicine and biology; functions
of liver and kidney; hemorrhagic diseases; blood
proteins.

HorwitB, Prof. W(aUle) AO>raliam), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Mathematics. Fulton,
Mo, Feb. 18, 86. A.B, B.S, A.M, Missouri, 06;
Ph.D, GKittingen, 10. Asst. math, Missouri, 05-
06, summer, 08; instr, Cornell, 10-14, asst. prof,
14" Ed, 'Math. Monthly.' A. A; Math. Soc.
(assoc. ed, 'Trans,' mem. council, 19-); Math.
Ass. (mem. council, 19-). Analysis; differen-
tial and integral equations; infinite series.

Has, Dr. Henxl, New York Botanical Garden,
New York, N. Y. Botany. Leyden, Holland,
May 14, 76. B.S, California, 97, M.S, 99; Ph.D,
Washington (St. Louis), 08. Asst. bot, Amster-
dam, 01-03; experimenter. Mo. Bot. Garden, 05-
08; instr. bot. Michigan, 08; botanist, XT. S.
Rubber Co. Ihcp. Sta, Sumatra; N. 7. Bot.
Garden. Expedition to West Indies and South
America, 03. Assoc, mem. Bot. Soc; Mich.
Acad; St. Louis Acad. Marine algae; teratol-
ogy; heredity.

Husmann, GeoCrge) O(liarleg) (Frederick), U. S.
Department of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
horticulture. Hermann, Mo, April 27, 61.

B.S.A, Missouri, 82, M.S.A, 85. Foreman,
Taleoa vineyards and wineries, Napa, Calif, 82*
87; gen. foreman, Vina wineries, Vina, Calif,
87-^0; supt, Kohler and Frohling vineyards and
wineries, Windsor and Glen Ellen, Calif, 90-92;
asst. and later pomologist in charge viticulture,
bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01- Grand
prize and gold medal, grape exhibit, Panama-
Pacific Expos, 15. AJL; PomoL Soc; Soc. Hort
Sci; Wash. Bot. Soc; Int. ViticuL Soc; hon.
mem. Soc des YiticuL de France. Viticulture;
pomology.

Hoflsakof, Dr. L(oiii8), 1537 50th St, Borough
Park, Brooklyn, N. Y. Ichthyology, Zoology.
New York, Nov. 19, 81. B.S, CoL City of N. Y,
00; PhJD, Columbia, 06; Naples Zool. Sta, 09.
Teacher, pub. sch, N. Y, 01-02; asst, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 04-08, asst. curator, dept
ichthyoL and herpetol, 09-10, assoc 'curator,
10-13, curator ichthyol, 14r-16. A. A; Soc Zool;
GeoL Soc; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp; Paleont
Soc; Fisheries Soc; N. Y, Acad, (sec'y, sect,
biol, 09-12). Catalogs of fossil fbsk collec-
tions in the American Museum of Natural His-
tory and in the Buffalo Museum; evolution of
fishes; fossil and existing sharks and devil fish;
variation in tree foliage; history of American
science.

Honey, Prof. WCUliam) JTCoeeph), Ann Arbor,
Mich. ^Astronomy. Mendon, Ohio, Aug. 10,
62. B.S, Michigan, 89; hon. ScD, Brown, 12.
Principal schools, Ohio and 111, 84-87; asst,
'Nautical Almanac' Office, 89; instr. math,
Michigan, 89-91; acting director, Detroit Ob-
servatory, 91-92; asst. prof, astron, Stanford,
92-93, assoc. prof, 93-94, prof, 94-96; as-
tronomer, Lick Observatory, 9<M>5; prof, astron.
and director, observatory, Michigan, OS- Di-
rector, Argentine Nat. Observatory, 11-17; expert
on observatory sites, Carnegie Institution, 08 ; in
charge, Lick Observatory ecHpee exped. to Egypt,
05 ; La Plata eclipse exped. to Brazil, 12. LaUnde
Prize, French Acad, 06. A.A; Astron. Soc
(aec'y, 08-11); Math. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc
(pros, 96) ; hon. mem. Soc. Astron. de Mex; for.
assoc Boyal Astron. Soc. Theoretical and prac-
tical astronomy; micrometrical observations;
double stars.

Huston, Prof. Henry A, 42 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Agricultural chemistry. Damariscotta,
Maine, April 20, 58. A.B, Bowdoin, 79, A.M,
82; A.C, Purdue, 82. Asst. chem. and physics,
Bowdoin, 79-80; principal and science teacher,
high sch, La Fayette, Ind, 80-84 ; prof, physics,
Purdue, 84-88, agr. chem, Purdue, and state
chemist, Ind, 88-03, director, Ind. Exp. Sta, 02-
03 ; manager, western office of prox>aganda dept,
German Kali Works, St. Louis, 03-05, Chicago,
05-10, sec'y, Baltimore, 10-12, New York, 12-
19; tech. manager in the U. 8, Totash Syndi-
cate, 19- Asst. state chemist, Ind, 84-86; di-
rector, Ind. Weather Service, 84-96. A.A; Agr.
Chem. (pros, 95, committee on food preserva-
tives, 9fi-) ; Chem. Soc; Ind. Acad; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club; Landwiss. G^ell. Methods of agri-
cultural analysis; soil improvement; swamp
lands; fertilizers; phosphates; potash; the
sugar-beet; composition of maize at different
periods of growth; symbiotic bacteria.

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347

Hntcheson, Prof. T(lioma8) B(ark8dale), Blacks-
burg, Va. Agronomy. Charlotte C. H, Va,
March 23, 82. B.S, Va. Polytech, 06, M.S, 08;
M.S.A, Cornell, 13. Instr. agron, Va. Polytech,
08-12; assoe. agronomist, Minnesota, 13-14;
agronomist, Va, Polytech, 14- A. A; Soc.
Agron. Growth and maturity of maize.

Hatchins, Prof. O(harles) O(llflord), Bowdoin
College, Brunswick, Maine. ^Fhysics, Canton,
Maine, July 12, 59. A.B, Bowdoin, 83, A.M,
86, ScD, 18; Harvard, 85-86; Leipzig, 99-00.
Trof. physios, Bowdoin, 88- A. A; Physical
Soc; Am. Acad. Spectroscopy; atmospheric
radiation; gaseous radiation.

Hntdiiiis, Lee M, IT. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Fhmt pathology,
FennTiUe, Mich, April 21, 88. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 13 ; Hopkins, 15-17, 20-21. Scientific as9t,
bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 14-17, asst.
pathologist, 20. Private and lieut, Sanit. C, 17-
19; bacteriologist, TJniv. Montpellier. A. A;
Bot. Soc. Fruit diseases.

Hutddns, Otis, 212 Sixth St, Niagara Falls, N. T.
MetaUwrgy, Eeene, N. H, Nov. 11, 88. B.8,
Mass. Luit. Tech, 11. Metal, engineer and di-
rector of research, Cof^ortindum Co, IB- Chem.
Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc. Electrochemistry; elec-
trometallurgy; refraetories; alloys; abnudves;
electric furnaces and their products.

Hntchlxifloii, Prof. A(ndreti^ HCeiideiwm), TTni-
versity of British Columbia^ Vancouver, Can.
Botany, York Co, Ont B.A, McMaster, 09,
M.A, 11, 13; fellow, Chicago, 13-15, Ph.D, 15.
Teacher hot, Collegiate Inst, Whitby, Ont, 10;
Peterborough, 11; asst, prof, Tex. Col, 15;
British Columbia, 16-, head of dept. Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; West. Acad. Nat; B. C. Aead.
Morphology; cytology; fertilization; gameto-
phytes; forests of Ontario.

HatbhiiUKm, Dr. Oaxy T(aloott), University Club,
New York, N. Y. ^Slectriodl engineering. St
Louis, Mo, March 4, 66. Ph.B, Washington
(St. Louis), 86; fellow, Hopkins, 88-89, Ph.]),
89. With Sprague Elec. Hallway Co. and Qen,
Elec. Co, 89-90; oofuvlting engineer, N, T, 90-
In charge, dept. elec, Hopkins, 99-00; chief
engineer, hydroelec plant. Pa. Water Power Co ;
in charge electrification Great North. By. over
Cascade Mountains. AJl; Physical Soc; Elec
Eng. (v. pros, 99); Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst.
Determination of mercury unit; determination
of absolute ohm; electromagnetic effect of con-
vection currents.

Hiitddii80ii,Prof. J^(olin) ICrwin), Cornell Heights^
Ithaca, N. Y. ^Mathematics, Bangor, Mlaine,
April 12, 67. A.B, Bates, 89; Clark^ 90-92;
Ph.D, Chicago, 96. Instr. math, ComeU, 94-03,
asst. prof, 03-10, prof, 10- A.A; Math. Soc.
(assoc ed, 'Trans,' v. pres, 10). Hyperelliptie
funetiona; theta functions; automorphic func-
tions; surfaces. .

Hatctainsoii, Dr. Woods, 26 Pemberton Square,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Selby, England, Jan.
3, 62. A3, Penn (Iowa), 80, A.M, 83; M.D,
Michigan, 84. Prof, anat, Iowa, 91-96: comp.
path, and embryol, Buffalo, 96-00; sec'y, Ore-
gon State Board of Health, 03-05; prof. clin.
med, N. Y. Polyclinic, 05-09. Prof, methods of

science teaching, dept. pedag, Buffalo, 96-98;
lecturer diseases of animals, Med. (}rad. Col,
London, 99-00; lecturer biol, exten. dept, Lon-
don, 99-00. A. A; Soc. Nat; Am. Acad. Med.
Tuberculosis in man and animals; cancer in
mammals and birds; the pituitary body in
acromegaly, gigantism and dwarfism; real shape
of the tuberculous chest; pathology of uric acid
in mammals and birds; gout; appendicitis;
racial pathology, especiaJly in Indians, Japa-
nese and Chinese.

Hutchison, Prof. C(laude) B(iirton), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Genetics. Chillicothe,
Mo, April 9, 85. B.S.A, Missouri, 08; fellow,
Cornell, 12-13, M.8.A, 13; M.S, Harvard, 17.
Asst. agron, Missouri, 08-09, instr, 09-10, asst.
prof, 11-12, prof, 13-14, farm crops and chair-
man of dept, 14-16; plant breeding, Cornell, 16^
A.A; Soc Agron. Crop production; plant
breeding.

Hntchiflon, Dr. MlUer Beeoe^ 238 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Sngineering. Montrose, Ala, Aug.
6, 76. Marion Mil. Inst, 89-91 ; Spring Hill CoL
91-92, Ph.D, 14; TJniv. Mil. Sdi, 92-95; Ala.
Polytech, 95-97, E.B, 13. Chief elee. engineer
U. S. light-house for seventh and eighth districts,
Spanish-Am. War; research and development,
9^10; chief engineer, Edison Lab, 'Rios. A.
Edison, Inc, etc, 12-17, eng, adviser, Thos. A,
Bdison, 17-; pres, M. £. BvXMmm^ Ine, 17^
Special gold medal from Queen of England, 02;
gold and silver medals. La. Purchase Expos, 04;
mem. Naval Con. Board, 15- Int. Elec. Con-
gress, 04; Int. Eng. Cong, 15. Mech. Eng;
Automotive Eng; Elec Eng; Badio Eng; Naval
Eng; U. S. Naval Inst; Badio Belay League;
Boyal Soc Arts. Instruments for the deaf;
sound propagators.

Hntton, Prof. jr(OBeplt) Oladdao, Brookings, S.
Dak. Agronow/y, Monticello, Ind, Nov. 3, 73.
B.S, Chicago, 08; M.S, Illinois, 10. Aast. biol,
Ind. State Nor. Sch, 99-01; principal, high seh,
BeardstowB, HI, 01-03, supt. schools, 03-08;
asst. geol, Illinois, 08-11; assoo, prof, agron, 8,
Bdk. Col, 11- Asst. to curator, Woods Hole,
summer, 01; field asst, m. GeoL Surv, summer,
09; U. S. Geol. Surv, summer, 15; in charge,
state soil survey, S. Dak. A.A; Soc Agron; S.
Dak. Acad, (pres, 17); Ind. Acad; lUL Acad.
Soil fertility; soil survey.

Bnzley, JTullan S(oreU), Museum, Oxford, Eng-
land. Zoology, London, England, June 22, 87.
BJL, Oxford, 09, M.A; scholar, at Naples, 09-10.
Demonstrator zool, Oxford, 10-12 ; research assoc,
Bice Inst, prof, biol, 13-18; fellow, New Col, and
senior demonstrator sool, Oxford, 19- Lecturer,
Balliol Col, Oxford, 10-12, Newdigate prize, 08.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ecol. Soc; Marine
Biol. Ass. of the United Kingdom. Protozoa;
regeneration of sponges; sexual selection in
birds; reduction in ascidians; secondary sexual
characters; metamorphosis; sex-inheritance.

Hyde, Oharles GUman, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Bngineering, Norwich, Conn,
May 7, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Engi-
neer, Mass. State Board of Health, 96-00; filtra-
tion engineer, Phila, 00-02; Harrisburg, 02-05;
prof, sanit, eng, California, 05- Civil Eng;
Pub. Health Ass; Water Works Ass; New Eng.

848

AMEBICXN MEN OF SCIENCE

Water Works Ass. Hydraulic, economic and
sanitary engineering.

Hyde, I>r. Edw(ard) P(ediin), Nela Besearch
Laboratory, Nela Park, Cleveland, Ohio. *Phy8-
ios. Baltimore Co, Md, Jan. a, 79. A.B, Hop-
kins, 00, fellow, 01-02, fellow by courtesy, 02-
06, PhJ>, 06. Lab. asst^ Bur. Standards, 02-05,
asst. physicist, 05-07, assoc. physicist, 07-08;
director, Nela Besearch Lab, Nat, Lamp Works,
08-20, director research, tO- Am. mem. Int.
Photometric Commission; mem. eng. and for. re-
lations divisions and trustees for publication of
tables of physical and chemical constants, and
chairman, sub-committee on field glasses, Nat. Be-
search Council; pres, U. S. Nat. Committee and
T. pres, Int. Ck>mmi8sion Ilium. A. A; Physical
Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc (pres, 10); Eleetrochem.
Soc; Elec Eng; Eng. Educ; Nat. Elec. Light
Ass; Am. Gas Inst; cor. mem. London IUuul
Eng. Soc. Theory of Matthews and Bussell;
Leonard photometers; Talbot's law for sectored
disks; comparison of unit of luminous intensity
of United States with those of Germany, Eng-
land and France; geometrical theory of radiat-
ing surfaces ; method of determining mean hori-
zontal intensity of incandescent lamps; plain
and frosted lamps; radiation from metals; ra-
diating properties of metals; spectrophotometric
methods; high temperature scale and tempera-
ture methods.

Hyde, Prof. E(dward) W(ylly8), 814 Lincoln Ave,
Cincinnati, Ohio. ^Mathematics, Saginaw, Mich,
Oct. 17, 43. B.C.E, Cornell, 72, C.E, 74. Instr.
eng, Cornell, 71-73; prof, math, Pa. MiL Acad,
73-74; asst. prof, CinciwMLti, 75-78, prof, 78-
Assoc, ed, 'Annals of Math'; treas. and actu-
ary, Columbia Life Ins. Co, Cincinnati. AJL
(see'y. A, 85, v. pres, 91); Math. Soc; fel.
Inst Actuaries; Optical Soe. Vector and point
analyses with their applications; surfaces rep-
resented by equations whose coefficients are
homogeneous functions of the roots of a given
algebraic equation.

Hyde^ F(rederlek) 8(a<±ett), 215 Schermerhom
St, Brooklyn, N. T. Chemistry, Brooklyn,
Sept 24, 68. Ph.B, Columbia, 93. With L. G.
TifPany, 93-94; asst. chemist, Brooklyn Health
Dept, 94r-98; asst. anaL chem, Columbia, 98-99;
chemist, Joseph Dixon Crucible Co, d9-04; with
Dr. H. N. Potter in research work, Westing-
house Elec. Co, 05-07; consulting chemist, 07-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. Identification
of acetanilid, phenacetin and quinin; graphi-
toidal silicon; assay of graphite by blast and
fusion; graphitic add; sodium nitroprussid.

Hyde, Dr. Ida H(6iirietta), University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kans. Physiology, Davenport, Iowa,
Sept. 8, 63. Illinois, 81; A.B, Cornell, 91; fel-
low, Bryn Mawr, 91, 91-93; Strasbourg, 93;
Col. Alumnae European fellow, 94-95; Hearst
research fellow, 95-96; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 96;
Naples ZooL Sta, 96; Berne, 96; Badcliffe, 97;
Harvard Med. Sch, 97; Liverpool, 04. Teacher,
pub. schools, Chicago, 81-88; asst. biol, Bryn
Mawr, 91; prof. histoL and anat, IngaJls and
Dr. Sargent's Prep. Sch, Cambridge, Mass, 97-
00; assoc. prof, physiol, Kansas, 99-05, prof,
05- Prof, biol, Hwmis Nor. Sch, summers, 99-

dol, W<

01; asst. physiol, Woods Hole, 02-03. Hon. life

mem. Am. Women's Table, Naples (sec'y, 97-
00). PhysioL Soc Comparative studies of res-
piration and circulation; the nervous system and
the sense organs.

Hyde, Prof. Jeasa B(arl), Adelbert College, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Geology, Paleontology, Bushville,
Ohio, May 2, 84. A3, Ohio State, 06; A.M,
Columbia, 07; Harvard, 08. Asst. physiog,
Harvard, 08; paleont, Colutaibia, 09-11; asrt.
prof, geol. Queen's (Can), 11-15; assoc, prof.
Western Beserve, 15- Asst geologist, Ohio
GeoL Surv, summers, 04-05, 07-11, 15-; paelon-
tologist. Can. Geol. Surv, summers, 12-14. A.A;
GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Ohio Acad. (v. pres,
19); N. Y. Acad. Paleozoic stratigraphy;
physiography; Mississippian and Pennsylvanian
of Ohio and Nova Scotia.

Hyde, John, 2947 Tilden St, N. W, Washing-
ton, D. C. Anthropology, Geography, Staly-
bridge, England, Dec. 16, 48. Stamford Acad;
Manchester. Assoc, ed, 'Bankers' Monthly,'
85-86; expert special agent, IT. S. Census,
90-94; ed, 'Nat. Geog. Mag,' 95-01; chief,
bur. statist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 97-05; mem.
XT. S. Geog. Board, 9^-05.' Mem. jury awards,
Trans-Miss. Expos, 98; La. Purchase Expos, 04;
expert, U. S. Commission to Paris "Erpos, 00;
XT. S. Special Commission to Etkrope, 01, 03, 05;
contributing ed, 'Japan Mail,' 06-09. A«iL
(v. pres, 01) ; feL Boy«l Statist Soc; feL B<^yal
Geog. Soc; feL Scottish Antiq. Soc; hon. feL
Tokyo Statist. Soc; Int. Inst. Statist Eco-
nomics; economic effects of disease; food and
population; religious festivals and the unity of
religion.

Hyde, Dr. Boaeoe B(ayiiioiid), 310 W. Monument
St, Baltimore, Md. Zoology, Coiy, Ind, Mareh
23, 84. AJB, Ind. Nor. Sch, 08; A3, A.M, In-
diana, 09; fellow, Columbia, 12-13, Ph.D, Iff.
Asst. embryol, Indiana, 08-09; instr, asst. prof,
and later prof, and head, dept. sool, Ind. Nor.
Sch, 09-19; assoc. immunol, sdh, hygiene and
pub, health, EopJdns, 19- Lecturer genetics,
Terre Haute Vet. Col, 10-19; fellow, Hopkins,
18-19. A.A; Soc Zool; Ind. Acad. Degenera-
tion; inbreeding; genetics of inbreeding; Droso-
phila; multiple allelomorphs; mechanism of im-
munity reactions.

Hycr, Dr. BCobert) 8(tewart), Dallas, Tex. Phys-
ies. Oxford, Ga, Oct. 18, 60. A.B, Emory, 81,
A.M, 84; LL.D, Central, 00; Baylor, 10. Prof,
physics, Southwestern, 8B-, pres, 98- FeL Tex.
Acad. Electric waves; tiiermal coefficient in
conductivity; lowering of freesing-points bj
solutions.

Hylan, Dr. John P(eiliain), 97 William St, Stone-
ham, Mass. Psychology. Fremont, N. H, Aug.
27, 70. Harvard, 91-95; Leipzig and Heidel-
berg, 99-00; Ph.D, Clark, 01. Instr. psychol,
Illinois, 97-98, asst. prof, 98-99; asst. philos.
Harvard, 00-05. Prof, psychol, Sloyd Training
Sch, Boston, Mass. PsycfaoL Ass. Psychology
of attention; psychology of religion; fatigue.

Hyman, Dr. L(ibble) H(enrietta), University of
Chicago, Chicago, lU. Zoology, Des Moines,
Iowa, Dec. 6, 88. B.S, Chicago, 10, PhJ), 15.
Asst sool, Chicago, 10-17, research asst, 17-
Soc. ZooL Begeneration; ameboid movement;

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCOENCE

349

ozjgen eonsomption of organisms; metabolism
of lower invertebrates.

Hy8lop» JCaaiM) A(iigiutii8), IT. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Waslungton, D. 0. Sntomology.
Chicago, m, July 7, 84. B.S, Mass. Ool, 08;
M.8, Wash. State, 11. SnUmoloffigt, oereai and
forage insect invesHgaiione, hiur. ewtom, U. 8,
Dept, Agr, 08^ Lab. asst, Mass. Col, summer,
05; in charge gipsj moth work. Conn, summer,
06. A.A; i^tom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash.
Entom. Soc; Cambridge Entom. Club. Cereal
and forage insects; North American Elateridae.

Ibsen, Prof. Heman L(aailts), Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Q^neiios,
Chicago, m, Sept. 16, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 12,
feUow, 12-13, M.S, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. ezp.
breeding, Wisconsin, 13-16, genetics, 16-17,
sool, 17-18; asit. prof, animal husbandry, Kan-
sas State, 19- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soe. ZooL Ani-
mal genetics; inheritance and reproduction in
rodisnts.

Zddings, Dean Bdward John, Moscow, Idaho.
Animal husbandry. Pern, Ind, March 22, 79.
B.S, Colo. Agr. Col, 07. Special agent, bur.
plant induct, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06; asst. to dean
of agr, Colo. Agr. Col, 07-09, asst animal hus-
ban^y, 09-10; principal, sch. practical agr, and
asst. animal husbandry, Idaho, 10-11, prof, 11-,
T. dean, eoh agr, 13-15, dean, 16-, dean agr, and
d^eator, Exp. Bta, 18- Field commissioner. Dry
Farming Cong, stammer, 09, ed, 'Bui,' summer,
10. A. A; Soc Animal Production; Idaho Live
Stock Ass. (pros). Feeding of swine and sheep;
milk production and growth in various breeds of
sheep.

Zhlsemg, Prea. Magnus O(olbjazn), Blairsville, Pa.
Mining engineering. Christiania, Norway, May
2, 55. Brooklyn Polytech, 72; C.E, E.M, Colum-
bia, 75, Ph.D. Instr. physics, Columbia, 75-81;
pr<Mr. eng, Colo. Sch. Mines, 81-93; dean, sch.
mines. Pa. State, 93-99; prof. mech. eng, Brook-
lyn Polytech, 99-06; pres, BlairsnUle Col, 06-
Min. Eng. Velocity of sound through woods;
coefficient of elasticity of metals; a stoichio-
metric table; an antidote for white damp.

Deo, OMTga, Park Avenue Hotel, New York, N. Y.
Physics, Qibraltar, June 20, 62. Pub. schools,
Montreal, Can. Ed, 'Little Masterpieces of Sci-
ence.' AJl; Britidi Ass. Popular explanation
of inv«ntion and discovery; electricity.

Zlllok, J(ohn) TOieron), University of Nanking,
Nanking, China. Zoology. Cherry Valley, Pa,
Dec 3, 88. A3, Taylor, 10; Syracuse, 12, A.M,
13; Woods Hole, 12, 13. Instr. science, Bust,
10-11; asst. Eool, Syracuse, 12-13; instr. West
Virginia, 13-16; head, science dept, Nanchang
Acad, 16-20; dept. sool, Univ. Namhing, SO-
Head, dept. zool, West Virginia, summer, 16.
A.A. Excretory system of Gonionemus.

mick, Prof. JCoseph) 8(inion), New Cumberland,
Pa. Forestry. Easton. Pa, Sept. 16, 84. AJ3,
Lafayette, 07; B.F, Biltmore Forest Sch, 11,
F.E, U; Polytech, Darmstadt, 12; Munich, 12.
Instr. biol, Pa. State Forest Acad, 07-10, prof,
forestry, 12-17, acting director, 17-19; chief,
research, Pa. dept. forestry, BO- A.A; Soc

Foresters; Pa. Eng. Soc. Pennsylvania trees;
tree distribution; forest organization.

mingsworth. Prof. JCames) F(ranklln), College
of Hawaii, Honolulu, Hawaii Entomology. Len-
ark, HI, May 11, 70. B.S, Pomona, 00; A.M,
Stanford, 01; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Asst sool,
Pomona, 97-99; Stanford, 01; head, dept. biol,
Broadway High Sch, Seattie, Wash, 01-10; prof.

- entom, Col. of Hawaii, li- Introducer, parasitic
sugar insects, Colonial Sugar Bef . Co, Australia,
13 ; entom. investigator, Queensland Oovt, 17-21.
AJL; Entom. Soc; Cooper Omith. Club; Wash.
State Audubon Soc. (pres, 09). Economic en-
tomology; fruit flies; house flies; fleas; der-
mestids; cockroaches; ants; white grubs; sugar-
cane pests and their parasites.

Itagall, Elfric Drew, Geological Survey of Canada,
Ottava, Can. Geology. England, May 13, 68.
Assoc, Boyal Sch. Mines, England, 78. Minhig
geologist, Can. Oeol. 8wrv, 84-08, tn charge bor^
ings div, 08- Can. Min. Inst. Mining districts
of Canada.

ZngallB, Prof. K. W(ilUam), Western Beserve
Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio. Embryology.
La Grange, Ohio, Aug. 10, 80. B.S, Baldwin,
01; MJ), Western Beserve, 05. Demonstrator
anat. Western Beserve, 05-06, instr, 06-09, asst.
prof, 09-13, assoc. prof, IS- Ass. Anat. Early
stages in human development.

Xngalls, Walter Benton, 115 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Mining engineering, Metallurgy.
Lynn, Mass, Oct. 25, 65. B.S, Mass. Inst.
T^, 86. Engineer and supt. for various
comjuinies, 86-05; ed, 'Eng. and Mining Jour,'
and 'The Miner. Indust,' 05-19. Mem, jury of
awards, La. Purchase Expos, 04; chief. Can.
Commission on Zinc Besources of British Co-
lumbia, 05-06. Min. Eng; Min. and MetaL Soc.
(pres); Electrochem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust;
Britidi Inst. Min. and MetaL Metallurgy of
zinc and cadmium; sine resources of Britidi Co-
lumbia; metallurgical mill construction; lead
smelting and refining.

Ingalsbe, F(rank) B(idiniond), Federal Building,
Missoula, Mont. Geology, Mining. Oakfield,
N. Y, Aug. 23, 78. BJ9, Middlebury, 03; Masc
Inst. Tech, 06. Geologist, Cleveland-Cliffs Iron
Co, 17; instr. geol, Lehigh, 06-08, asst. prof,
08-11; mineral examiner and later recreation
engineer, U. 8. Forest Service, 11- Asst. geolo-
gist, IT. S. GeoL Surv, 08-11; geologist, Bethle-
hem Steel Co, 10-11. Economic geology in rela-
tion to mining; geology of the Coeur d'Alene
mining district, Idaho.

XngersoU, Bmest, Authors Club, New York, N. Y.
Zoology. Monroe, Mich, Msxeh 13, 52. Ober-
lin, 67-71; museum comp. zool. Harvard, 72-73.
Ed. asst. zool, 'Standard Diet,' 92-95, 10-;
lecturer zool, Chicago, 01; ed. zool, 'New Int.
Encycloi)edia,' 02-03; collaborator, Smithsonian
Inst. Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Davenport Acad;
Nuttall Omith. Club; N. Y. Linneaa Soc
Nests and eggs of American birds; oyster in-
dustries of United States; book of the ocean;
Nature's calendar; wild life of orchard and
field; life of mammals; wit of the wild.

IbgenMiU, Prof. Leonard B(OBe), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Physics. New

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

York, N. Y, June 1, 80. B.S, Colo. Col, 02;
Ph.D, Wisconsin, 05. Instr. phyHos, Wiseonsin,
05-08, asst. prof, 08-10, (usoo, prof, 10- Mem.
Smithsonian exped. to Mt. Wilson, Calif, 06, 06,
09. A. A; Physical Soc. Efficiency of the
Nemst glower; measurement of high tempera-
tures with the Nemst glower; magnetic rotatory
polarization in the infra-red speetmm; zefleet*
ing power of metals; dispersion of metals in the
infra-red spectrum; polarization by gratings.

Ingham, Prof. L(68lto) H(oward), Baltimore City
College, Baltimore, Md. ChemUtry. Cleveland,
Ohio, June 7, 67. A.B, Dartmouth, 89, A.M, 92;
Ph J), Pennsylvania, 94. Electrician, Brush Elee.
Co, 89-91; asst. chem, Kenyon, 91-93, Bowler
prof, physics and chem, 94-07; head, dept, sei-
eno6, Baltimore CiiyXol, 08- Vtoi, physiesi
Chautauqua, 92-95; first asst. chemist, mining
bldg, Columbian Expos, 93 ; chemist and assayer,
Cuyahoga Gold Mining and Milling Co. Chem.
Soc. Constitution of certain native sulphids of
the tetrahedrite family; electrolytic estimation
of nitric acid; modification of cyanid process.

Ingram, Prof. Edward L(oTering), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Engineering,
Electricity. Philadelphia, Sept. 9, 62. C.E, Co-
lumbia, 85. Inspector, draftsman, asst. engi-
neer, U. S. Govt, 85-91; asst. engineer, Int.
Boundary Surv, XT. S. and Mex, 91-95; practis-
ing civil engineer, 95-01; with eng. dept, N. Y.
C. and H. B. B. B, 01; expert aid (civil engi-
neer). Navy Yard, N. Y, 01-06; asst. prof, civil
eng, Pennsylvania, 06-11, prof, railroad eng.
and geod, 11- A.A; assoc mem. Civil Eng;
B. B. Eng.

Inman, Dr. ThomaB a(eorge), 240 Stockton St,
San Francisco, Calif. Medicine. Perth Co, Ont,
July 24, 72. Ph.G, Calif. Col. Pharmacy, 92;
M.D, Cooper Med. Col, 94; California, 00-03;
Frankfort, Berlin, Paris, 13-14. Asst. demon-
strator anat, Cooper. Med. Col, 95-00, instr. ajH
pKed anat, 00-11; aest. neur, Stanford, 15-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass. Anatomy; nervous sys-
tem; psychology; circulation; cerebro-spinal
fiuid; human medulla.

d'InvilliexB, B(dward) V(lncent), 518 Walnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Geology, Mining. Philadel-
phia, Aug. 2, 57. B.S, Pennsylvania, 78, Sc.D,
18. Asst. geologist. Second Pa. GeoL Surv, 78-
88; eonsutting geologist and mining engineer,
88- Geol. Soc; f^hilos. Soc; Franklin Inst.
Geology and practise of bituminous coal and
iron ore mining.

Ireland, Oen. Merritte Weber, U.S.A, Office of
the Surgeon General, Washington, D. C. Medi-
cine. Columbia City, Ind, May 31, 67. M.D,
Detroit Col. Med, 90; Jefferson Med. Col, 91.
Asst. surgeon, X7.S.A, 91-96, capt. asst. surgeon,
96-99, major surgeon, 9^01, 03-11, major, M.C,
03-11, lieut. col, 11-17, col, 17-18, brig, gen, 18,
major gen, 18-, asst. surgeon g&sL, 18, swrgeon
gen, 18- Chief surgeon, A.E.F.

Irteh, H(enry) OGay), Board of Education, St.
Louis, Mo. Hortumlture. Emerald Ghrove, Wis,
April 22, 68. B.S, S. Dak. Col, 91 ; M.8, Iowa
State, 97. Hort. asst. Mo. Bot. Garden, 94-02,
supt, 03-12; asst. prof, hort, Iowa State, 13-14;
supervisor, seh. gardens, Board of Educ, 8t,
Louis, Irf- AJL; Soc. Hort Sci; Soc. Prom.

Agr. Sci; Pomol. Soc. Garden peppers; garden
beans; American peaches.

Irons, Prof. E(me8t) E(dwftrd), 5626 Dorchester
Ave, Chicago, lU. Medicine. Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Feb. 17, 77. B.S, Chicago, 00, feUow, 00-
01, MJ), 03, Ph.D, 12. Asst. bacter, Chicago,
01-03, med, Bush Med. Col, 0&-07, assoc, 07-
09, instr, 0^12, asst prof, 12-18, assoo. prof,
19- Attending physician, Presb. Hosp; at-
tending physician, Cook Co. Hosp. A. A; Am.
Physicians; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Chicago Path. Soc (pros, 14).
Internal medicine; metihods in water analysis;
blastomycosis; gonocoecs^ infections; focal in-
fections in relation to arthritis and the eye.

Inrin, Prof. Oscar W(illiam), Toledo University,
Toledo, Ohio. Physics. Greenville, Ky, June
29, 88. B.S, Kentucky, 10. Asst. physics, Ken-
tucky, 10-12: prof, Toledo, IZ- Instr, Sayre
Inst, 10. AJL; Physical Soc; Ohio Acad.

Irving, Dr. Thomas Patrick, Notre Dame, Ind.
Thysics. Olyman, Wis, July 7, 80. AJ3, Notre
Dame, 04; Ph.D, Catholic Univ, 09. Prof . phys-
ics, Notre Dame, 09-12; rector. Holy Cross
Seminary, 12-19; director of studies, Notre
Dame, 19- Physical Soc; Ind. Acad. Electrical
character of light radiation.

Irwin, Prof. Frsnk, 1625 Arch St, Berkeley, CaUf .
Mathematics. Englewood, N. J, June 5, 68.
A.B, Harvard, 90, B.S, 92, A.M, 94, PhJ>, 08.
Instr. math. Harvard, 94; Princeton, 08-11;
California, 11-18, asst. prof, 18- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Invariants of differential ezpres-
sions.

Isaacs, Schftclme, Air Service Medical Besearch
Laboratory, Mitchell Field, L. I, N. Y. Psy^
chology. Cincinnati. Ohio, Dec. 8, 88. A3,
Cincinnati, 10, A.M, 12. Asst x>sychol, Cin-
cinnati, 12-15, instr. and asst psydiol. clinic,
15-17; psychologist. Bur. Mines, 17; Ifccl. Bo-
search Lab, A. 8, UJ3JL, 17- Fellow p^ychol,
Soc. Am. Fellowships in French Universities, 20-
22. AJL; PsychoL Ass. Psychological effects
of various drugs; oxygen want.

Iscly, I>wlght, Bentonville, Ark. Entomology.
Fairview, Kans, Aug. 15, 87. A.B, Fairmount,
10; A.M, Kansas, 13; Schuyler fellow, Cornell,
13-14. Scientific asst, bur. entom, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 14- Asst, Bur. Fisheries, 11; entom. sect,
Kansas Biol. Surv, 12; field asst, Kans. Entom.
Commission, 13. A.A; Entom. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc. Kansaa Eumenidae; the cherry
leaf -beetle; deciduous fruit insects.

IsAly, Prof. F(rederick) B^ Culver-Stockton Col-
lege, Canton, Mo. Zoology. Fairview, Kans,
June 20, 73. B.S, Fairmount, 99; M.S, Chicago,
09; Woods Hole, 09. Instr. biol, high sch,
Wichita, Kans, 01-06; Univ. Prep. Sch, Ton-
kawa, OUa, 06-12; prof. Central Col. (Mo),
12-20; prof, and dean, Culver-Stoekton, tO-
Temporary asst. Bur. Fisheries, 10-18. A.A;
Soc. Zool; EcoL Soc; Okla. Acad, (sec'y, 04-
06). Kansas Orthoptera; growth and migration
of mussels; Unionidae of Oklahoma; family
traits.

Isham, Dr. George S(now), 1340 N. State St, Chi-
cago, HI. Astrophysics. Chicago, Oct. 8, 59.
A-B, Yale, 81; M.D, Northwestern, 84, A3£, 86.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

851

A. A; Astron. 6oc; Chicago Aead. (v. pres, 13).
Spark and are spectra.

Uhlda, Dr. TosUo, University of Chicago, Chi-
cago, HL Physics. Shimaneken, Japan. B.S,
Chicago, 11, Ph.D, 16. Besearch asst. physics,
Chicago, 14-19, research instr, 19- Electronics;
properties of gases.

Itauo, Prof. Arao, 7 B. Pleasant St, Amherst,
Mass. Biology, Okajamaken, Japan, April 21,
88. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 11: Ph.D, Mass. Ool, 16.
Asst. ehem, Mich. Ezp. Sta, 11-12, asst. soil
bacteriologist, 12-13; asst. microhiol, Mass. Col,
13-16, instr, 16-17, asst. prof, 17-18, assoc.
prof, 19- Soc Baet. Bemtion of hydrogen
ion concentration to the physiological activities
of bacteria.

Ittner, Dr. Martin H(ill), Colgate and Co, Jersey
City, N. J, Chemistry, Physics. Berlin Heights,
Ohio, May 2, 70. Ph.B, Washington (St. Louis),
92, B.S, 94; A.M, Harvard, 95, Ph.D, 96. Asst,
Harvard, 94; private asst. to Prof, Jackson, 96;
Dr. Wolcott Gibbs, 96; chief chemist, Colgate
and Co, 9^- Int. Cong. Applied Chem. Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indnst; Chem. Eng; Soc. chim.
indost; Chem. QeselL Organic chemistry; en-
gineering.

Ivea, F(redeii<±) Edigene), 1327 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. •Photography. Litchfield,
Conn, Feb. 17, 56. Pub. schools. In charge,
photog. lab, Cornell, 74-78; commercial enter-
prises, 78- Twenty medals and prizes for in-
ventions and discoveries from Am. and foreign
societies including Bumford medal, 12. A. A;
Micros. Soc; Physical Soc; hon. mem. Phila.
Photog. Soc; Franklin Inst; feL Boyal Photog.
Soc; feL Boyal Micros. Soc. Special photo-
graphic processes and applications, with special
reference to orthoehromatic photography; tri-
chromatic photography and photoengraving;
inventor of parallax stereogram; glass sealed
copies Bowland diffraction gratings.

Iy«8, Dr. Herbert E(iigeiie), 32 Laurel Place,
Montdair, N. J. *Physies. Philadelphia, Pa,
July 31, 82. B.S, Pennsylvania, 05; fellow,
Hopkins, 06-08, Ph.D, 08. Asst. and asst.
physicist. Bur. Standards, 08-09; physicist, Nat.
Elec Lamp Ass, Cleveland, Ohio, 09-12; United
Oas Improv. Co, 12-18 ; in charge aerial photog.
veseareh. Air Service, U.S. A, 18-19; West. Elec.
Co, 19- Longfltreth medal, Franklin Inst, 06,
15, 18. A.A; Physical Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc
(v. pros, 11-12); Optical Soc; Philos. Soc;
Phila. Physics Club (pres, 17). Diffraction
color photography; Lippmann color photog-
raphy; illumination; photometric instruments
and measurements; intermittent vision; radiom-
etry and physical photometry; photoelectricity;
artificial daylight; Welsbach mantle;^ aerial
photography.

Ives, Prof. Howard O(hapfn), 769 Main St, Wor-
cester, Mass. CivU engineering, Cheshire,
Conn, March 20, 78. Ph.B, Yale, 98, C.E, 00.
Civil engineering, 9^00 : instr. civil eng, Wor-
cester, 00-03; asst. proif, Pennftylvania, 03-06;
railroad eng, Worcester, 06-12, prof. It- Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ; B. B. Eng; Water Works
Ass, Stereotomy; railroad engineering.

Ives, Dr. J(am68) E(dniimd), Clark University,
Worcester, Mass. Physics. London, England,
Sept. 19, 65. Ph.D, Clark, 01. Asst. curator,
Acad. Nat. Sci, Phila, 87-93; instr. physics,
Drexel Inst, Phila, 93-97; Cincinnati, 01-03;
BcientMc expert, DeForest Wireless Tel. Co, N.
T, 03-05; asst. prof, physics, Cmcinnati, Q5-09,
assoc. prof, 09-12; hon. fellow, Clarh, 12-16, re-
search assoc. and leetwrer, 16- Lieut, Sig. C,
18-19, capt, 19-20. Silver medal. La. Purchase
Expos, 04. A. A; Physical Soc; Badio Eng;
Am. Acad; Phila. Acad; Soc. de Physique.
Marine invertebrates;- theory of the induction
coil; wireless telegraphy; electric oscillations;
wireless telegraphy; discharge of electricity
through gases.

Ives, Prof. J(ndBon) D (unbar), John B. Stetson
University, De Land, Fla. Biology. Alfred,
Maine, Feb. 19, 84. A.B, Wake Forest, 05, A.M,
06; Chicago, 08, 14r-15, 16-17; Woods Hole, 09.
Lab. asst. biol. Wake Forest, 04-06, instr, 06-
14; prof, science, Ouachita, 15-16; biol, Mt.
Allison, 17-18; bioL and geol, Col. of Charles-
ton, 18-20; hiol. Stetson, tO- A. A; N. O. Acad.
Begeneration; the gall fly, Diastrophus nebulosus.

Ivy, Dr. ACndrew) OConway), Loyola University
School of Medicine, Chicago, IlL Physiology.
Farmington, Mo. B.S, Chicago, 16, M.S, 17,
Ph.D, 18. Instr. physiol, Chicago, 18-19; assoc,
prof, Loyola, 19- A.A; Physiol. Soc. Gkistro-
intestinal tract; brain; glands of Internal secre-
tion.

J

Jack, Prof. John a(eorge), East Walpole. Mass.

., Forestry. Chateaugay, Que, April 15, 61. Lec-
turer, Arnold Arboretum, 91-; lecturer laujd-
scape hort, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99-08; instr. for-
estry, Sarvard, 03-08, asst. prof, aendrol, 08-
With U. S: GeoL Surv; U. S. Bur. Forest^.
A. A; Forestry Ass; Soc. Foresters; Bot. Soc;
Am. Acad; Mass. Hort. Soc; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist; Dendrol. G^eselL Dendrology; arboricul-
ture; horticulture; economic entomology.

Jackllng, Daniel 0, Hobart Building, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Mining engineering. Near Apple-
ton City, Mo, Aug. 14, 69. B.S, and Metal.E,
Mo. Sch. Mines, 92. Asst. prof, chem, Mo. Sch.
Mines, 91-93; metallurgist and manager of
metal, construction and plants, Colo, and Utah,
93-03; managing director, Utah Copper Co,
Ra/y Consol. Copper Co, Chino Copper Co; pres,
Butte and Superior Mining Co; Mesahi Iron
Co; Nev. Consd. Copper Co; v, pres, Nev. North.
By. Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc.

Jackson, A(braham) Wendell, Care L. S. Jackson,
9 Desbrosses St, New Tork, N. Y. Mineralogy,
Geology. Chelsea, Mass, Feb. 13, 55. Ph.B,
California, 74; Leipzig, 75; Freiberg, 76. Instr.
chem, California, 74, miner, 77, prof, miner,
petrog. and econ. geol, 86-90; consulting engi-
neer. New York and Boston, 91-96; pres. and
gen. manager. Cent. Elec. Construction Co, and
Atlantic Eng. Co, N. Y, 96-05; consulting min-
ing engineer, OS- A.A; Geol. Soc; Am. Geog.
Soc; Calif. Acad; hon. mem. San Francisco Me-
chanics Ass; Geol. Gk«ell. Minerals and rocks
of California.

Jackson, Prof. Oharles Loring, 383 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. *Chemistry. Boston, April 4,

352

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

47. A.B, Harvard^ 67^ A.M, 70; Heidelberg and
Berlin, 73-75. Asst. ohem, Harvard, 68-71, asst.
prof, 71-81, prof, 81-99, Erving prof, 9^12,
emer. prof. It- Nat. Aead; A.A; Ghem. 8oe;
Am. Acad. (cor. sec'j); British Asa; Chem.
Gesell. Organic selenium componnda; substi*
tuted benzyl compounds; curcomin; turmerol;
preparation of bomeol; diflnorbenzoic acid;
benBoltriBalphonio acid; sodia zincate; trinitro
compounds; behavior of nitrobenzols containing
halogens; orthoquinones; theory of malonic
ester reactions.

Jackflon^ Prof. O(lareiice) M(artin), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolia, Minn. ^Anatomy,
What Cheer, Iowa, April 12, 75. Fellow, Mis-
souri, 97-99, B.S, 98^ M.S, 99, M.D, 00; Chicago,
00-01; Leipzig, 03-04; Berlin, 04. Instr. anat,
Missouri, 99-00, asst. prof, in charge anat. and
histol, 00-02, profj 02-13, dean, med. sch, 09-
18; prof, amd director, depi. aa^a;t, MiMiesoia,
IS-, acting dean, grad. sch, 17-18. Mem. ed.
board, 'Anat. Beeord'; ed, fifth edition, 'Mor-
tib'b Human Anat.' A. A; Soc. Nat; Abs. Anat.
(v. pros, 16); Am. Med. Ass; Ajiat^ (Resell.
Human and eomjuiTativB anatomy, histology and
embryology; experimental morphology; effects
of inanition upon growth and structure.

Jackson, Daniel D(aiia), Colombia University,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Bacteriology,
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 1, 70. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 93; Harvard Med. Sch, 96-97; M.S, N. Y.
Univ, 08. Analyst, Boston Water Works, 93-
95; bacteriologist, Worcester, Mass, 95; biolo-
gist, Mass. State Board of Health, and lecturer,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 95-97; chief chemist, Mt.
Prospect lab, Brooklyn Dept. Water Supply, N.
Y. City, 97-04; director, laboratories, Dept.
Water Supply, Gas and Elec, N. Y. City, 04-12;
lecturer ohem, eng, Columbia, 11-13, asst. prof,
13-17, assoc. prof, 17-13, prof, 18- Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. fiidust; Micros. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; N. Y. Chemists Club; Brooklyn Eng. Club;
Brookljm Inst. Chemical engineering; chem-
istry and biology of water supply; boiler treat-
ment; coal; oil; asphalt and cement; water sup-
ply and sewage.

Jackson, Dr. DCennls) BCmeraon), University of
Cincinnati Medical School, Cincinnati, Ohio.
Pharmacology. Bidgeport, Ind, Sept. 3, 78.
AJB, Indiana, 05, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 08; Chicago,
summers, 05-09, MJ>, Bush Med. Col, 13. Asst.
physiol, Indiana, 04-06; Pharmacol, and physioL
chem, Chicago, 06-07; instr. pharmacol, Indiana,
07-^, asst. prof. physioL and pharmacol, 08-10;
assoc Pharmacol, Washington (St. Louis), 10-
15, assoc prof, 15-18; prof, pharmaooU and
therapeut, Cincinnati, 18- Special expert, div.
Pharmacol, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub. Health Serv-
ice, summer, 18; assoc. ed, 'Jour. Lab. and Clin.
Med.' A. A; Soc. Pharmacol; Physiol. Soc; Am.
Med. Ass; Soc. Exp. Biol; Qiem. Soc. Adre-
nalin; uranium; magnesium: vanadium; opium
alkaloids; nitrous oxid; arsphenamin ; ethyl
chlorid; ethyl bromid; pulmonary action of
drugs; physiological control of lungs; anaphy-
laxis; anesthesia; pharmacological methods;
asthma; aconite; pituitary extracts and histamin.

Jackson^ Prof. Dugald O(aleb), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.

*Electrioal engineering, Eennett Square, Pa,
Feb. 13, 65. B.S, Pa. SUte, 85, C.E, 88; Cor-
nell, 85-87. Instr. physics, Cornell, 86-87; v.
pros, and engineer. West. Eng. Co, Lincoln,
Nebr, 87-89; asst. chief engineer, Sprague Elec
Hallway and Motor Co, N. Y, 89-90; chief engi-
neer, cent, dist, Edison G^n. Elec. Co, 90-91;
prof. eUo, eng, Wisconsin, 91-07; prof, and
head of dept, Mae$, Inst, Tech, 07- Consulting
engineer and expert for various corporations;
Ueut. col, corps engineers, A.E.F, 18-19: com-
mendation of commander in ehief, A.E.F;
Chevalier L^on d'honneur; mem. jury awards,
Columbian Expos, 93; Pan- Am. Expos, 01.
AJL; Physical Soc; Elec Eng. (pros, 10);
Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ Cpres, 06) ;
Am. Acad; Inst. Elec. Eng. Gt. Britain; Soc
f ran^ise des Elec. Applied electricity.

Jackson, Dr. Dunham, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. *Mathematic$, Bridge-
water, Mass, July 24, 88. A.B, Harvard, 08,
A.M, 09; Ph.D, Gottingen, 11. Instr. math.
Harvard, 11-16, asst. prof, 16-19; prof, Mimne-
eota, 19- Capt, ordnance dept, 1^19. Math.
Soc; Am. Aead. Trigonometric and other seriec

Jackson, Dr. Hartley Q(arrad) T(lionip8on), Bio-
logical Survey, Washington, D. C. Zoology,
Milton, Wis, May 19, 81. A.B, MUton, 04; A.M,
Wisconsin, 09; Ph.1), (George Washington, 14.
Instr. science, high schools, 04-08; asst. zool,
Wisconsin, 09-10; asst, biologist, hiol, swrv, U,

8, Dept, Agr, loi- Field naturalist. Wis. GeoL
and Nat. Hist. Surv, summers, 08, 09. A.A;
Soc. Nat; Ecol. Soc; assoc. Omith. Union; Soc.
Mammal, (oor. sec'y); Wis. Acad; Wis. Nat.
Hist. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc.
Ecology of vertebrates; zoogeography; system-
atic mammalogy; behavior of amphipods.

Jackson^ Dr. Hsnry, 380 Marlborough St, Boston,
Masc lied^^cMie, Boston, Oct. 25, 58. A.B,
Harvard, 80, M.D, 84. Visiting physician, Bos-
ton City Hosp; instr. elin. med. Harvard Med.
Sch. (retired, 19). Am. Physicians; Am. Aead.

Jackson* Prof. H(6nry) Loola, State Chemist,
Boise, Idaho. Chemistry. Utica, N. Y, Feb. 8,
79. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05; M.S, Hamilton,

09. Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05; sugar
chemist, 06; instr. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07;
asst. prof, chem, in charge food investigation,
Kansas, 07-13; state chemist, Idaho, IS- Chem.
Soc; Kans. Acad. The action of pyridin on
salicyl chlorids; lead number of vanilla extracts;
vinegar; testing for saccharin.

Jaitaon, Prof. H(erlMrt) 8(penc«r), West Lafay-
ette, Ind. ^Botany. Augusta, N. Y, Aug. 29,
83. A.B, Cornell, 05; Harvard, 08-09. Asst.
mycol. and instr. bot, DeL CoL and Exp. Sta,
05-08; Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 08rO9;
prof. bot. and plant path, Oregon Col, 0&-15;
chief in hot, Pwrdue Exp. Sta, IS- Instr. bot.
Harvard, summer, 09; prof, plant path, Cor-
nell, summers, 16, 17. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc (pros. Pacific div, 15); Ind. Acad.
Mycology; rusts and smuts; plskt pathology;
rusts of fruits and cereals.

Jackson, Dr. Holmes O(oodlct), 338 E. 26th St,
New York, N. Y. ^Physiology. New York, Feb.
18, 75. Ph.B, Yale, 96, Ph.D, 99; Strasbourg

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and Berne, 00-01. Asst. physiol. chem, Tale,
96-00; instr, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 01-03, as8t. prof, Oa-05; adj. prof, and
direetor, laboratories physiol. chem. and exp.
phjsiol, Albany Med. Col, 05-09; prof, physiol.
and director, physiol, lab, Univ. and Bellevue
Hosp. Med. Col, 09- A.A; So«. Nat; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Exp. BioL (sec'y-treas, 18-); Ass.
Path, and Baet; Harvey Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Physiology and clinical medicine.

Jackson, Dr. L(amb6rt) L(inoolii), Jamesburg,
N. J. Mathematics. Binghamton, N. Y, April
14, 70. A.B, Michigan, 97, A.M, 99; B.Pd,
Mich. Nor. Col, 00; Ph.D, Columbia, 06. Instr.
math, Mich. Nor. Col, 91-00; prof. State Nor.
Seh, Brockport, N. Y, 00-06; head, edue. dept,
D. Appleton and Co, 06-; asst. supt, schools,
MontcUir, N. J, 13-18 ; supt, N. J. State Home
for Boys, Jamesbnrg, 18-19; asst. commissioner
educ, k. J, to- Joint author math, articles,
'Int.Ency.' Math. Soc. The teaching of mathe-
matics in the sixteenth century.

Jackflcm, L(awreiice) 0(8ear), 2347 King St,
Denver, Colo. Entomology. Denver, March 26,
90. A.B, George Washington, 20. Preparator
entom, biol. surv, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 14-15, scien-
tific preparator, 15-20. Entom. Soc; Wash.
Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. Bremidae; fos-
sorial Hymenoptera.

Jackson, Br. Leila, 637 S. Wood St, Chicago, 111.
Pathology. Fond du Lac, Wis, May 15, 71.
A.B, Ripon, 95; M.D, Rush Med. Col, 08. Lab.
worker, St. Luke's Hosp, Chicago, 10-11;
Michael Reese Hosp, 11-12; serologist and re-
search worker, St. Luke's Hosp, 12-17; research
worker, McCormicIc Inst, for Infectious diseases,
17- Contract surgeon, U.S.A. Ass. Path, and
Bact. Experimental Streptococcus ; myocarditis ;
arthritis; nephritis; experimental scurvy; polio-
myelitis.

Jackson, Dr. B(ichard) F(ay), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Boston,
Mass, Jan. 2, 81. A.B, Harvard, 03, Ph.D, 17.
Asst. physicist, Bur. Standards, 07-16, assoc.
chemist, 17- Mem. Int. Commission on Sugar
Analysis. Chem. Soc. Polarimetry; phase rule;
homogeneous catalysis; sugar analysis.

Jackson, Dr. Bobert TCraey), Peterborough, N. H.
""Paleontology. Dorchester, Mass, July 13, 61.
B.S, Harvard, 84, ScJD, 89. Instr. paleont. Har-
vard, 92-99, asst. prof, 99-09. Assoc, paleont,
museum comp. zool. Harvard, 11- A. A. (sec'y,
P, 98); Soc. Nat; Paleont. Soc; Geol. Soc. (v.
pres, 19) ; Am. Acad. Anatomy, structure and
phylogeny of Pelecypoda and Paleozoic Echini;
localized stages in development of plants and
animals; development and morphology of
Echini

Jackson, Dr. T(homas) F(rank]in), Bloomington,
Ind. Geology. Glen Allen, Mo, Feb, 20, 82.
A.B, Indiana, 13, A.M, 14, feUow, 14-15, Ph.D,
16. Teaching fellow, Indiana, 13; consulting
geologist. Ind. Acad. Stratigraphy; paleo-
botany.
Jacobs, Prof. Bbridge OCknrcliill), University of
Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Chemistry, Mineral-
ogy. Ogunquit, Maine, Feb. 15, 78. B.S, Mass.
lust. Tech, 97; A.M, Columbia. Asst. mining

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and metal, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97-99; instr. chem.
and miner, Vermont, 99-01, asst. prof, 01-04,
prof, 04- Asst. state geologist, Vt. Chem.
Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Analytical chemistry;
Vermont mineral deposits.

Jacobs, Dr. Hanry Barton, 11 Mt. Vernon Place,
Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Norwell, Mass, June
2, 58. A3, Harvard, 83, M.D, 87. Asst. bot.
Harvard, 83-85; assoc med, Hopkins, 96-04.
Lecturer on prevention of tuber; director, Md.
State Sanatorium; pres, Md. Hosp. for Con-
sumptives; assoc. ed, 'Annals Med. History';
'Rev. of Tuber.' Trustee, Hopkins Hosp; Pea-
body Inst; Md. Inst. Arts; Church Home and
Infirmary; Hosp. for Crippled Children. A. A;
Asa. Tuber, (past sec'y); Am. Med. Ass; Md.
Ass. Tuber, (past pres); Int. Ass. Tuber; Soc.
d'Hist. de M6d. de Fiance. Sociology; educa-
tion; suppression and cure of tuberculosis; ad-
vancement and history of medicine.

Jacobs, Dr. Jessia M(ana), 2301 Rio Grande St,
Austin, Tex. Mathemaiios. Wilmington, Del,
Oct. 1, 90. A.B, McPherson, 14; fellow, Kan-
sas, 15-16, A.M, 16; fellow, Illinois, 17-19,
Ph.D, 19. Teacher, hig^ schools, Hans, 11-12^
14-15; asst. Illinois, 16-17; assoc. prof. math,
and physics, Rockford, 19-20; instr. math,
Texas, tO- Math. Ass. The twenty-seven lines
on a cubic surface.

Jacobs, J(oseph) Warran, 404 S. Washington St^
Waynesborg, Pa. OrnHhology. Wayneeburg,
Dec. 5, 68. Pub. schools. Hon. mem. board of
visiting members, Museum Comp. OoL Mem.
advisory council, World's Cong, on Birds, Chi-
cago, 93. Highest award, gold medal, birds'
eggs. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; mem.
Omith. Union; Wilson Omith. Club; Cooper
Omith. Club; Mich. Omith. Club; Del. Valley
Omith. Club. Oology; life histories of birds.

Jacobs, Prof. M(erkal) HCenry), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Har-
risburg. Pa, Dec. 6, 84. A.B, Pennsylvania, 05,
Ph.D, 08; Berlin, 08-09. Instr. sool, Pennsyl-
vania, 09-13, asst. prof, IS- Capt, Sanit. C, 18-
19. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Physiol. Soc;
Phila. Acad. Effects of dessication, high tem-
X)eratures and carbon dioxid on organisms;
physiological characters of species.

Jacobs, Dr. W(alter) A, Rockefeller Institute for
Medical Research, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
New York, Dee. 24, 83. A.B, Columbia, 04,
A.M, 05; Ph.D, Berlhi, 07. Fellow chem, Bocke-
feller Inst, 07-08, asst, 08-10, assoc, 10-12,
assoc. mem. It- A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc; Therapeut. Soc; Har-
vey Soc; Chem. Gesell. Physiological chem-
istry; chemotherapy; splitting of amino acids
into optically active components; nucleic acids;
sugars; synthesis of sugars; synthesis of bac-
tericidal compounds of hexamethylene tetramin;
aromatic arsenic compounds; synthesis in cin-
chona series.

Jacobson, Prof. O(arl) A(lfred), Morgantown.
W. Va. Chemistry. Grantaburg, Wis, Jan. 25,
76. B.S, Carleton, 03, M.S, 07 ; Ph.D, Hopkins,
08; Cracow, Geneva, Upsala, and Halle, 11-13.
Fellow and research chemist. Rockefeller Inst,
08-09; prof. agr. chem, Nevada, and chief chem-

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ist, Exp. Sta, 0^18; prof, chem, Wut Virginia^
to- A. A; Ghem. 6oe. Eleetrieal eonduetiyitj;
phosphatids; poisonous plants; chlorophyll; en-
symea; saponin; ehemioal apparatus.

Jacobflon* Dr. OUura, 7556 Baginaw Ave, Chicago,
HI. Physiology. Chicago, 111, July 21, 87. B.S,
Chicago, 09, M.B, 10, fellow, 10-11, Ph.D, 16,
M.D, Rush Med. Col, 13. Intern, Cook Co.
Hosp, 14-15; physioian in charge, Grand Cross-
ing Dispensary, Mtmicipdl Tuber. Sanitariumf
17- Glands of internal secretion; tuberculosis.

JacobBon, Dr. Oonrad, Peter Bent Brigham Hos-
pital, Boston, Mass. Medicine. Chicago, 111,
Oct. 29, 79. B.B, Beloit, 00; MJ), Hopkins, 11.
Asst. prof, chem. Armour, 06-08; asst. surg,
Hopkins, 11-12; asst. and later instr. Harvard
Med. Bch, 12-19; asst. res. surgeon and later
res, surgeon, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, if-
Ass. Path, and Bact. Surgery; pituitary gland;
spinal fluid; Eck fistula animaL

Jacobus, Dr. D(aTid) 8(cli0iidc), 85 Liberty St,
New York,. N. Y. Meohanieal engineering.
Physics. Bidgefield, N. J, Jan. 20, 62. M.E,
Stevens, 84. Instr. and asst. prof. ezp. mech,
Stevens, 84-98, prof. ezp. mech. and eng. phys-
ics, 98-03, in charge of Carnegie Lab. of Eng,
00-, prof. exp. eng, OS- Advisory engineer, The
Babcoek and Wilcox Co, 06-; special lecturer,
dept. ezp. eng, Stevens, 06- A. A. (sec'y, D,
93, V. pres, 04) ; Math. Soc; Mech. Eng. (man-
ager, QO, V. pres, 03); Min. Eng; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ; Naval Archit. and Marine Eng;
Soc. Befrig. Eng. (director, 04, pres, 06);
Franklin Inst. Steam engineering.

Jacoby, Prof. Harold, 39 Claremont Ave, New
York, N. Y. * Astronomy. New York, March 4,
65. A.B, Columbia, 85, Ph.D, 96. Asst. as-
tronomer, TJ. S. eclipse ezped. to W. Africa, 89-
90; voL asst, Cape of Good Hope Observatory,
90; adj. prof, astron, Columbia, 94-04, prof,
04-, head, dept. astron, OS- A, A; Astron. Soc.
(ed, 07-09) ; Math. Soc. (treas. and ed, 'Bui') ;
fel. N. Y. Acad, (sec'y) ; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc;

. Astron. Oesell. Application of photography to
astronomical measurements of precision; stellar
parallaz; star clusters; variation of latitude;
aberration of light; polar photography; navi-
gation.

Jacoby, Prof. Henry SCylyester), 105 Harvard
Place, Ithaca, N. Y. Bridge engineering.
Springtown, Pa, April 8, 57. C.E, Lehigh, 77.
Mem. topog. corps, Second Pa. Geol. Surv, 78;
transitman, gaging Red Biver and Atehafalaya
River, 79; diief draftsman, U. S. Engineer's
Office, Memphis, Tenn, 79-85; instr. civil eng,
Lehigh, 86-90; asst. prof, bridge eng. and
graphics, Cornell, 90-94, assoc. prof, 94-97, prof,
97- A.A. (sec'y, D, 95, v. pres, 01) ; Civil Eng;
Eng. Educ (sec'y, 00-02, ed, 'Proc,' 00, 01,
pres, 15) ; R. R. Eng. (chairman, committee on
wooden bridges and trestles) ; Wash. Acad.
Bridge . stresses and design; graphic statics;
stresses in metallic arches and in reinforced con-
crete arches; structural details.

Jacqnea, Dr. William White, 469 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Physics. Haverhill, Mass, Aug.
30, 55. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 76; A.M, PhJ),
Hopkins, 79. Ezpert, Am. Bell Telephone Co,
80-97. Lecturer elec. eng, Mass. Inst. Tech,

87-90. Am. Acad. Electricity; light; heat;
acoustics.

Jaffa, Prof. Myer Bdwardt University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Sydney,
Australia, Oct. 6, 57. Ph.B, California, 77, M.S,
96. Asst. chemist, tenth census, 79-80; asst,
agr. dept, California, 80-81; asst. chemist.
Northern Transcontinental Surv, 81-83; first
asst. and chemist, dept. viticulture, California,
83-89, instr. agr, 93-96, asst. prof, in charge
agr. chem, 96>06, nutrition, 06-08, prof,
OS- Food ezpert, U. S. Dept. Agr, 00; director,
bur. food and drugs, Calif. State Board of
Health. Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (pres, 04).
Agricultural chemistiy; soils; water; cattle and
human foods; nutrition of man and jMultry.

Jaggar, Dr. Tdiomaa) A (ugiutus), Volcano House,
Hawaii. •Geology. Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 24,
71. A.B, AM, Harvard, 94, PhJ>, 97; Heidel-
berg and Munich, 94-95. Instr. gepl, Harvard,
95-03, asst prof, 03-06 ; prof, and head of dept,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 0^12; director, Hawaiian
Volcano Observatory, 12-19; voleanologist, U.
S. Weather Bur, 19- Asst. geologist, U. 8.
Geol. Surv, 98-04. GeoL Soc; Am. Acad; Am.
Geog. Soc; Wash. Acad. Ezperimental geology;
volcanology; physical mineralogy; geophysics;
the Caribbean eruptions of 1902; volcanology of
Aleutian Islands, Hawaii, Japan, Italy, New
Zealand and Central America.

Jtigger, iTaa O(laude), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. East Palmyra, N. Y, Aug. 12, 89. B.S. A,
Cornell, 11, fellow, 11-13; M.S, Wisconsin, 13.
Instr, Cornell, 13-14; asst. prof, plant path,
Rochester and Cornell, 14-18; pathologist, bur.
plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18- Phytopath.
Soc Diseases of vegetables.

Jamea, Prof. Oharta, New Hampshire College,
Durham, N. H. * Chemistry. Northampton,
England, 80. F.LC, London, 07. Chemist, Nat.
Refining Co, 05-06; asst. prof, inorg. chem, N.
H. Col, 06-12, prof. It- Nichols medal, Chem.
Soc, 11. Chem. Soc; London Chem. Soc. Rare
metals.

Jamee, Prof. a(eorg8) 0(8car), Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Mathematics. Bowers
Hill, Va, Aug. 1, 73. A.B, Hopkins, 95, Ph.D,
99. Instr. physics, Utah, 96-97; math, and
astron, Lehigh, 02-03; math, Washington (St.
Louis), 03-08, asst prof, astron. and math, 08-
13, prof, applied math, and dean of col, 18-
Math. Soc. Approzimate longitudes from ob-
servations of the moon in the polaris vertical
circle; relation between empirical and inertial
trihedrons of gravitational astronomy; philos-
ophy of relativity theory.

James, Gtoorge Wharton, 1098 N. Raymond Ave,
Pasadena, Calif. Ethnology, Archeology. Gains-
borough, England, Sept. 27, 58. L]tt.D, Santa
Clara, 07. Ed, ^The Basket,' 03-04; co-editor,
*The Craftsman, J 04-05. Popular lecturer,
Stanford, Calif. *Acad, Princeton, Columbia,
Drezel Inst, Franklin Inst, New York Board of
Educ, Brooklyn Inst, Teachers Col, etc Geol.
Soc; Pacific Astron Soc; 8. OaUf. Acad; Royal
Astron. Soc; Royal Micros. Soc; Roysd Hist.
Soc; Victoria Inst. Symbolism of Indian
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ditiOBB of the Indians of California and the
Amerinds of the southwest; the old Franciscan
missions in California and the southwest; the
Colorado desert; mission architecture; Oali-
f omia history and literature.

James, Prof. Olenn, Carnegie Institute of Tech-
nology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathematics. Wabash,
Ind, Oct 2, 82. A.B, Indiana, 05, A.M, 10;
Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Instr. math, Mich. Agr.
Col, 05-08; Purdue, 08-17, asst. prof, 17-19;
Carnegie Intt, Tech, 19-20, assoe, prof, tO-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Theory of divergent
series.

Jamei, Henxy D(nvall), 12 Trenton Ave, Swiss-
vale Station, Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical engi-
neering. Baltimore, Md, Sept. 21, 74. B.S,
Pennsylvania, 95, M.E, 96. Manager, control
eng. dept, Westinghouse Slec, and Mfg, Co.
Elec. Eng; West. Pa. Eng. Soc. (v. pres. and
director). Control of electric motors.

James, Prof. Walter B, 7 E. 70th St, New York,
N. T. Medicine. Baltimore, Md, May 11, 58.
A.B, Yale, 79, A.M, 06; M.D, Columbia, 83,
LLJ>, 04. Asist. pathologist, N. Y. Hosp, 88-
90; visiting and consulting physician, Bdlevue,
Presb. and Boosevelt Hospitals, and Hosp. for
Ruptured and Crippled, 90-02; lecturer med,
Columbia, 01-02, Bard prof, 02-09, prof. din.
med, 09-18. Pres, Trudeau Sanitarium, 16.
A.A; emer. mem. Am. Physicians; N. Y. Acad.
Med.

Jamisson, Dr. George S(amiiel), 3914 McKinley
St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Bridge-
port, Conn, June 7, 79. Ph.B, Yale, 01, Ph.D,
04. Instr. anal, chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale,
04-09, asst. prof, 09-18, anal, research chemist,
18-19; chemist in charge, oiX, fat and wax lab,
hur. chem, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 19- A. A; Chem.
Soc; Wash. Acad. Organic, inorganic and ana*
lytical chemistry; mineralogy; methods for
various elements; vegetable oils.

Jaime7» Dr. Kelson WCUson), Good Samaritan
Hospital, Los Angeles, CaUf. Biochemistry.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 13, 81. B.S, Pennsyl-
vania, 02, M.D, 06; Munich, 11; D.Chem, Mar-
burg, .12. Besearch worker, Herter Lab, N. Y.
City, 12; director, metab. lab, Montcfiore Home
and Hosp, 12, adj. attending physician, 18;
asst. prof, med, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch, and
attending physician, Hosp, 17-19; director,
Mem. Metah. CUnio, Santa Barbara, 19- Chief
med. service, Base Hosp, 99, A.E.F, 18. Soc.
BioL Chem; Ass. Study Int. Secretions: Am.
Med. Ass; Chem. Gesell. Diseases of metab-
olism; influence of the thyroid gland on metab-
olism; basal metabolism in diabetes; influence
of diet on intestinal flora.

Jansky, Prof. Oyril MCethodlns), 2117 Jefferson
St, Madison, Wis. . Blectrical engineering.
Bichland Co, Wis, March 15, 70. A.B, Val-
paraiso, 91; B.S.(E.E), Michigan, 04. Be-
search asst. Bur. Standards, 04-05; prof. elec.
eng, and acting dean, sch. applied science, Okla-
homa, 05-08; prof, Wisconsin, 08- A. A; assoc.
mem. Elec. Eng; Prague Soc. Physics and Math.
Determination of E.M.F. of Clark and Weston
cells; the coulometer; electrical meters; direct
current machinery; principles of the telephone
and radio-telegraphy.

Jardine, James TCertlns), Agricultural Experiment
Station, Corvallis, Oregon, forestry. Cherry
Creek, Idaho, Nov. 28, 81. B.S, Utah @ol, 05;
Chicago, 05-06. Instr. English, Utah Col, 05-
07; special agent, U. S. Forest Service, 07-08.
deputy forest supervisor, 08-10, inspector of
grazing, 10-20, in charge, range investigations
and surveys, 20 ; director, Oregon Agr. Bxp. Sta,
BO- Lecturer, Washington (Seattle) , 10-11 ; Mon-
tana, 10-11; Colo. Col, 11; forest sch, Yale, 14-
16. Soc. Foresters; Ecol. Soc; .Wash. Acad;
Wash. Bot. Soc. Bangs management; livestock
production; native pastures; economic botany.

Jardine, Pres. W(miam) M(axlon), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Agri-
culture. Oneida Co, Idaho, Jan. 16, 79. B.S. A,
Utah Col, 04; Illinois, summer, 06; LL.D, Camp-
bell, 16. Asst. agron, Utah Col, 04, instr, 05,
prof, 05-06; asst. cerealist in charge dry land
cereal investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-10;
agronomist, Kansas State, and Exp. •Sta, 10-13,
dean and director, 13-18, pres, 18- Lecturer,
grad. sch, Mich. Agr. Col, 12. Mem. jury
awards, Panama-Pac&c Expos, 15; pres. Int.
Dry Farming Cong, and Soil Products Expos,
15-16; Int. Wheat Cong, 20. A.A; Soc. Agron.
(pres, 16) ; Inst. Social Sci; Nat. Educ. Ass. (v.
pres, 20); Kans. Teachers. Ass. Dry farming;
agronomy; farm tenancy; land settlement; rural
life.

Jarvis, Dr. K(aihan) 8(tiirgl8), 1 W. 64th St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Baltimore, Md,
60. Baltimore City Col; M.D, Bellevue, 84.
Intern, Bellevue Hosp, 84-86; lieut. and asst.
surgeon, U.S.A, 87-92, capt, 92-98, major and
brig, surgeon, U. 8. Vols, Spanish-Am. War, 98-
99, capt, retired, 01; practising physician, 01-
Hancock prize, MiL Surg. Inst, 05. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg. Surgery; hygiene;
military medicina

Jarvls, Prof. Boyal P(re8ton), Cananea Consoli-
dated Copper Co, Cananea, Sonora, Mex.
Metallurgy. Biverton, Iowa, Feb. 13, 75. E.M,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 97; A.M, Columbia, 07, Ph.D,
09. Assayer and chemist. Bimetallic Smelting
Co, 97-00; chemist and asst. supt, Cia. Metal,
de Torreon, Torreon, Mex, 01-03; prof, mining
and metal, Wash. State, 03-06; Tennessee, 07-
14; chief chemist, Cananea Consol. Copper Co,
15-18, chief geologist, 18- Min. Eng. Ore
dressing; electro-metallurgy; jigging; the ef-
fect of the presence of certain addition-agents
upon the coherence of electrolytically deposited
copper, lead and silver.

Jastrow, Prof. Joseph, 237 Langdon St, Madison,
Wis. *Psyckology. Warsaw, Poland, Jan. 30,
63. A.B, Pennsylvania, 82, A.M, 85: fellow,
Hopkins, 85-86, Ph.D, 86. Prof, psychol, Wis-
consin, 88- In charge, sect, psychol, Colum-
bian Expos, 93; non-res. lecturer psychol, Co-
lumbia, 10; ed, 'Conduct of Mind' series. A. A.
(sec'y, H, 90, v. pres, 91); Soc. Nat; Psychol.
Ass. (pres, 00). Development, analysis and cor-
relation of mental processes; abnormal psychol-
ogy; the subconscious; the stereoscope; visual
interpretation; character and temperament;
psychology of war; belief, judgment and their
irregular forms.

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Jeans, Prof. Philip C(liarl68), 500 S. Kingshigli-
wHj, St. LouiS; Mo. Pediatries. Hillsboro, Ohio,
Jan. 3, 83. A.B, Kansas, 04; M.Dy Hopkins,
09. Assoc, prof, pediat, Washington (8t,
Louis). Am. Med. Ass; Pediat. Soc. Clin*
leal pediatries; heredity of syphilis.

Jeffers, Hamilton M(ooto), Lick Observatory, Mt.
Hamilton, Calif. Astronomy. Sewickley, Pa,
Oct. 13, 93. A.B, California, 17. Asst. astron,
California, 16-18, instr, 18-19, fellow, Lick Ob-
servatory, X9- A.A; Astron. Soc; Pacific As-
tron. Soc. Theoretical astronomy; orbits of
comets and minor planets.

Jefferson, Prof. Mark (Sylvester William), Ypsi-
lanti, Mich. Geography. Melrose, Mass, Mareh
1, 63. A.B, Boston, 89; Harvard, 97, A.M, 98.
Asst. astronomer, Argentine Nat. Observatory,
Cordoba, 83-86; teacher and supt. schools, 89-
96, 98-01; prof, geog, State Nor. Col, Tpsilanti,
Mich, 01- Instr. geog, summer schools, Har-
vard, 98,. 00; Michigan, 03; Tale, 07; California,
20; assoc. ed, *Jour. Geog,' 01-; 'Bui,' Am.
Geog. Soc, 10-; Am. Gteog. Soc. ezped. to Chile,
Argentina and Brazil, 18; chief, div. geog, Am.
Peace Commission, Paris, 19. Geol. Soc; Ass.
Geog. (pros, 17) ; Mich. Acad. (v. pies, 03, 04,
pres, 07). Geography of tides; river meanders;
beach cusps and rainfall of Great Lakes; dis-
tribution of man; distribution of temperatures.

JefTrey, Prof. E(dward) OCliarles), 47 Lake view
Ave, Cambridge, Mass. *Botany. St. Catherines,
Ont, May 21, 66. B.A, Toronto, 88, hon. D.Sc,
18; Ph.D, Harvard, 98. Lecturer biol, Toronto,
92-02; asst. prof. veg. histol. and gen. morphol,
Harvard, 02-07, prof, plant morphol, 07- A. A;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Am. Acad. Morphology and experimental mor-
phology of vascular plants; evolution of fossil
plants; structure of coal and lignites.

JeiMes, Dr. Zay, 2800 Harvard Ave, Cleveland,
Ohio. Metallurgy. Willow Lake, S. Dak, April
22, 88. B.S, 8. Dak. Sch. Mines, 10, Met.E, 14 ;
Sc.D, Harvard, 18. Instr. metal. Case, 11-16,
asst. prof, 16-17; director research, Aluminum
Castings Co, 17-; consulting metallurgist, Oen.
Eleo. Co, 14- Lecturer non-ferrous metals and
their alloys. Harvard, 20. Min. and Metal. Eng ;
Physical Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Automotive Eng;
Franklin Inst; Boyal Soc. Arts; British Inst.
Metals; Faraday 'Soc. Metallography; alloys.

Jehle, Dr. B(obert) A(ndrew), West Baleigh, N.
C. Plant pathology. B.S.A, Minnesota, 05,
M.S.A, 10; fellow, ComeU, 11-12, Ph.D, 15.
Asst, Minnesota, 09-10; prof, science and agr,
high sch, Wheaton, Minn, 10-11 ; asst. plant pa-
thologist, Kansas State, 12-18 ; instr. plant path,
Cornell, 13-14; asst. plant pathologist, Cuban
Exp. Sta, Santiago, 14-15; Fla. State Phint
Board, 15>17; extension pathologist, N. C. Exp.
Sta, 17- Phytopath. Soc. Brown rot of or-
chard fruits.

JeUiffe, Dr. Smith Ely, 64 W. 56th St, New York,
N. Y. Neurology, Psychiatry. New York,
Oct. 27, 66. A.B, Brooklyn Polj-tech, 86; M.D,
Columbia, 89, A.M, Ph.D, 00; Munich, Berlin,
Paris, 06-09. Prof, pharmacog, N. Y. Col.
Pharmacy, 95-07; clin. asst, dept. neur, Colum-
bia, 99-09; instr. pharmacoll and therapeut, 02-
06; prof, psychiat, Fordham, 07-12; assoc.

prof, diseases of mind and nervous system, N.
Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 12-17. Ed, *Med.
News, ' 00-06 ; managing ed, ' Jour. Nervous and
Mental Disease,' 01-; assoc. ed, 'N. Y. Med.
Jour,' 06-08, 16-19; 'Psychoanalytic Rev,' 15-;
'Mental Disease Monograph,' new series, 09-
Visiting physician. City Hosp; Hosp. for
Nervous Diseases, 06-16; asst, Neur. Inst, 09-
14. Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Psychopath.
Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med;
N. Y. Neur. Soc. (pres, 13) ; cor. mem. Soc.
neur. de Paris. Clinical investigations; diseases
of the nervous system; psychology of uncon-
scious; psychoneuroses; multiple sclerosis; con-
vulsive disorders; dementia precox.

Jenkins, Dr. E(dward) H(opkln8), Drawer 1, New
Haven, Conn. *Agricultural chemistry. Fal-
mouth, Mass, May 31, 50. A.B, Yale, 72, Ph.D,
79; Leipzig, 75-76. Chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta,
77-00, V. director, 84-00, director, 00-, treas,
01- Chairman, Conn. Sewerage Commission, 97-
03. AJl; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Agricultural
chemistry; culture, cure and fermentation of
tobacco.

Jraldna, Prof. Oeorge B(aln), Iowa State Univer-
sity, Iowa City, Iowa. Anatomy. Bardstown,
Ky, Dee. 19, 74. M.D, Hosp. Col. Med. (Ky),
98 ; Kentucky Med. Sch, 00. Intern, City Hosp,
Louisville, 98-99, asst. med. supt, 99-03; prof,
anat, Kentucky Med. Sch, 05r08; Louisville, 08-
12; asst. anat, Hopkins, 12-13; prof, anat, his-
toL and embryol, Louisville, 13; anat, Iowa.
Ass. Anat. Embryology; anatomy; neurology.

Jenkins, Olaf P(itt), State College of Washington,
Pullman, Wash. Geology. Greencastle, Ind,
Feb. 9, 89. A.B, Stanford, 13, A.M, 15. Asst.
geologist, Tenn. GeoL Surv, 13-16; asst. prof,
econ. geol, Wash. State, 16-18; geologist, Ari*.
Bur. Mines, 18-19 ; Sinclair Cons. Oil Corp, 19-
20; asst. prof. econ. geol. Wash. State, tO-
Asst. geologist, Stanford exped. to Brazil, 11;
Gypsy Oil Co, 16; Wash. State Geol. Surv, 17;
field geologist, South. Paeifie R. B. Co, 18. A.A;
Min. Eng. Stratigraphy; economic geology.

Jenkins, Prof. Oliver P(eeble8), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Physiology, Ichthyology. Bantam,
Ohio, Nov. 3, 50. A.B, Moores Hill, 69, A.M,
71, LL.D, 16; M.S, Indiana, 86, Ph.D, 90. Prof,
nat. sciences, Moores Hill, 76-82; Ind. State
Nor. Sch, 83-86; biol, DePauw, 86-91; physiol,
Stanford, 91-16, emer. prof, 16- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Physiol. Soc; Calif. Acad; Ind. Acad;
Cooper Ornith. Club; West. Soc. Nat. Nervous
system of invertebrates; Hawaiian, American
and Mexican fishes.

Jenks, Prof. Albert Ernest^ University of Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. Anthropology, Eth-
nology, Ionia, Mich, Nov. 28, 69. B.S, Kala-
mazoo, 96; Chicago, 97; hon. fellow, Wisconsin,
98-99, Ph.D, 99. Prof, awthrop, Minnesota,
A.A; Anthrop. Ass.

Jenks, Prof. Leon B, University of Buffalo,
Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Deansville, N.
Y, Oct. 20, 76. B.S, Hamilton, 05, M.S, 08;
Cornell, 14-17. Prof, physical and metaL chem,
Cooper Union, 17-18; asst. prof, anaL chem,
Pittsburgh, 18-19; chem, Buffalo, 19- Chem.
Soc. Metallurgical and analytical chemistry.

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357

Jennemann, Bev. V (lucent) LCouis), S.J, St.
Ignatius College, Chicago, 111. Chemistry, Jan.
22, 83. A.B, St. Louie, 08, A.M, 17. Prof,
chem. Campion, 09-11; St. Mary's (Kans), 11-
13; Detroit, 18-19; St. John's (Ohio), 19-20;
8t, Ignatius, 20- Inorganic chemistry.

Jeimes8» D(lamond), Victoria Memorial Museum,
Ottawa, Can. Anthropology. Wellington, N.
Z, 86. M.A, New Zealand, 08; Oxford, 11.
Anthropologist, Can, Geol. Surv, Ethnologist,
Oan. arctic exped, 13-16. FeL Hoyal Anthrop.
Inst. Ethnology of Goodenough Island ; Papua ;
the Copper Eskimos.

Jenney, Dr. W(alt«r) P(roctor), 1417 Park Bead,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Geology. Fairhaven,
Mass, Jan. 11, 49. E.M, Ck>lumbia, 69, hon.
Ph.D, 76. Mining engineer, Dom Gk)ld Mining
Co, S. C, 71 ; geologist, Tex. Pacific B. B. Surv,
72 ; E. Ky. B. B, 73-74 ; in charge, U. S. Surv.
Black Hills, 75-77; manager, Parker Mining
Co, Wood Biver, Idaho, 84-87; mining engi-
neer, Union Pacific B. B, 88 ; geologist in charge,
div. of zinc, U. S. GeoL Surv, 89-92; special
geoL investigations, Fremont and Elkhom B. B.
and Black Hills, F. and P. B. B, 94; Bur-
lington B. B, 96; consulting mining geologist,
96-09; investigator ship forms. Navy Yard,
Washington, D. C, 09-17; with TT.S.N, 17-18;
investigator, plant breeding, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 19-
Naval architecture; action of metallic salts on
the growth of plants; inducing mutation in
maise by intense fertilization of the soil.

Jennings, Prof. H(erl>ert) SCpeneer), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. *Zoology,
Genetics. Tonica, 111, April 8, 68. B.S, Michi-
gan, 93, ScD, 18; Morgan and Parker fellow-
ships. Harvard, 95-97, A.M, 95, Ph.D, 96; Jena,
96-97; LL.D, Clark, 09. Asst. zool, Michigan
and Harvard, 92-96; prof, bot, Mont. Col, 97-
98; instr. zool, Dartmouth, 98-99; Michigan, 99-
01, asst. prof, 01-03; Pennsylvania, 03-06;
assoc. prof, physiol. zool, Hopkins, 06-07, prof,
cxp. zool, 07-10, Henry Walters prof. zool. and
director, hiol. lab, 10- Director, biol. surv. of
Great Lakes, U. S. Fish Commission, 01; re-
search asst, Carnegie Institution, 03-04 ; trustee.
Woods Hole; assoc. ed, 'Jour. Exp. Zool^;
' Genetics. ' Walker prize, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat. (pres, 11); Soc.
ZooL (pres, 09); Soc. Exp. Biol; Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad; Phila. Acad; Wash. Acad; hon. fel.
Boyal Micros. Soc. Behavior and genetics, es-
pecially of lower organisms.

Jennings, Prof. O(tto) E(mery), Carnegie Mu-
seum, Pittsburgh, Pa. Botany, Olena, Ohio, Oct,
3, 77. B.8.(Agr), Ohio State, 03; Ph.D, Pitts-
burgh, 11. Florist, Ohio State, 01-02, asst. bot,
02-04; custodian bot, Carnegie Museum, 04-07,
asst curator, 07-15, curator, 15-; instr. paleo-
bot, Pittsburgh, 11-14, prof, bot, 14- Assoc,
ed, 'Ohio Naturalist,' 03-04; ed, * Bryologist, '
13-; instr. in charge of bot, lake lab, Ohio
State, 05, ecol, 10; lecturer bot, Pittsburgh and
Allegheny Kindergarten Col, 10; Carnegie Mu-
seum bot. expeditions to Isle of Pines, 10, north-
west. Out, summers, 12-17, Wash, 15. A.A.
(gen. sec'y, 18); Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Paleont.
Soc; Sullivant Moss Chapter; Fern Soc; Ass.
Prof; Ass. Geog; Mus. Ass; Ohio Acad; West.

Pa. Bot. Soc. (pres, 07-09, sec*y, 09-); Wash
Biol. Soc; Pittsburgh Acad, (pres, sect, biol
and geol, 16-); Ottawa Field Nat. CHub
Systematic botany and ecology of western Penn
sylvania. Isle of Pines and northwestern On
tario; paleobotany of western Pennsylvania and
Oligocene of western Montana.

Jennings, Prof. Walter LCouis), 18 Boynton St,
Worcester, Mass. Chemistry. Bangor, Maine,
Nov. 15, 66. A.B, Harvard, 89, A.M, 90, Ph.D,
92. Asst. prof, chem, Worcester, 94-01, prof,
01- A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad; Chem. Gesell.
Products of the dry distillation of wood; con-
stitution of rosanilin and para-rosanilin; con-
densation of phenols with sugars; synthetic
glucosids; cyanogen chlorid.

Jennlson, Prof. H(arry) M(illiken), Montana
State (College, Bozeman, Mont. Botany. Wor-
cester, Mass, June 24, 85. B.S, Mass. Col, 08;
A.M, Wabash, 11; Woods Hole, summers, 09-
11; Washington (St. Louis), 15-16. Instr. bot,
Mass. Col, 08-10; Wabash, 10-11; Mont. Col,
11-13, asst. prof. bot. and bacter, IS- Exten-
sion botanist, Mont. Col, 18- A. A; Phytopath.
Soc. Plant pathology and physiology.

Jensen, Oha(rle)8 A, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Agrioultwe, Den-
mark, Nov. 4, 73. B.S, Utah Col, 97 and 99;
Nebraska, 04-05. Bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr,
0(M)7, bur. plant indust, 07-10; vnth Am. Beet
Sugar Co, 11-13; bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 14-19; Nat. Orange Co, 19- Asst. biol,
Utah Col, 96-97, chem, 97-99. A.A. Agron-
omy; soils; soil infertility; alkali; seasonal
nitrification in situ; physiology of crop plants;
mottle leaf of citrus; water requirements of
citrus plants.

Jensen, Dr. OChristiaa) N(eplil), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca; N. Y. Plant pathology.
Ephraim, Utah, June 18, 80. B.S.A, Utah Col,
08; M.8.A, Cornell, 09, Ph.D, 12; fellow, Cali-
fornia, 10. Principal and instr, pub. schools,
97-03; instr, Snow Acad, 05-07; Utah Col, 07-
08, prof, plant path, 12-13; pres, Brigham
Young Col, 13-20. A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Utah
Acad. (v. pres, 13).

Jensen, (EeteUe) Lonlse, (Mrs. R O. Stakman),

1366 Baymond Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Plant pa-
thology. Minneapolis, Minn, May 25, 88. A.B,
Minnesota, 09, fellow, 11-12; A.M, Smith, 10.
Instr, high soh, Brookings, 8. Dak, 10-11;
xylotomist, forest products lab, Wisconsin, 12-
13; insir. myool, Minnesota, and mycologist,
Exp. 8ta, IS- A.A; Phytopath. Soc. Imperfect
fungi on cereals.

Jensoi, Prof. Gerhard H, Pullman, Wash. Plant
physiology. Denmark, Oct. 5, 68. B.S, Cor-
nell, 99; Ph.D, Chicago, 06. Instr. biol. State
Nor. Sch, Wis, 99-01; bot. Northwestern, 03-
05, asst. prof, 05-07, assoc. prof, 07-11, prof,
and head of dept, 11-14; asst. prof, Wash,
8tate, 14-16, assoc. prof, 16- Investigator, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, summers, 16-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass; Am. Geog.
Soc. Physiology, pathology, morphology and
toxicity of wheat; growth of alfalfa.

Jensen, Jens, 60 £. Van Buren St, Chicago, III.
Landscape gardening. Dybb^l, Denmark, Sept

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13, 60. AgT. Col, 78-80. Supt. Humboldt Park,
Chicago, 94-00, gen. supt, West Park System,
OS- Consulting landscape architect. West Chi-
cago Parks. A. A; Am. Geog. Soc; HI. Acad.
Destruction of the oak at Iiake (Geneva; plant
acclimatization; parks.

Jepson, Prof. W(illi8) Ii(iiin), University of Call-
fomia, Berkeley, Calif. *Bota'n,y. Vacaville,
Calif, Aug. 19, 67. Ph.B, California, 89, Ph.D,
99; Cornell, 95; Harvard, 96; Kew and Berlin,
05-06. Asst. hot, California, 91-94, instr, 9&-
98, asst. prof, 99-18, prof, IS- Ed, *Erythea,'
93-00. Soc. Foresters; West. Soc. Nat; Wash.
Acad ; Calif. Bot. Soc. (pros) ; Calif. Acad ;
Sierra Club; Save the Bedwoods League (coun-
cilor). Taxonomy, special morphology, geo-
graphic distribution, life-history and luibits of
west American, especially Califomian, seed-
plants.

Jesse, Prof. B(idiard) H(eiiry), Jr, 810 Hillcrest
Ave, Columbia, Mo. Chemistry, Princess Anne,
Md, Jan. 4, 84. AJ3, Missouri, 02; A.M, Har-
vard, 07, Ph.D, 09. Austin teaching fellow,
Harvard, 08; instr. applied chem, Illinois, 09-
12, assoc. chem, 12; prof, Montaiia, It- Car-
negie research asst, Harvard, 09. Chem. Soc;
Chem. GeseU; Verein Chem. Atomic weights;
thermochemistry; gas analysis; sewage disposal.

Jewvtt, Br. Frank B(aldwln), 463 West St, New
York, N. Y. ^Fhysios, Electrical engineering.
Pasadena, Calif, Sept. 5, 79. A3, Throop, 98;
Ph.D, Chicago, 02. Besearch asst, Chicago, 00-
02; instr. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02-04;
transmission and protection engineer, Am. Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co, 04-12; asst. chief en-
gineer, West. Elec. Co, 12-16, chief engineer,
16- Lieut, col, Sig. C, 17-18. Trustee, Eng.
Foundation; mem. various oommittees, Nat. Be-
search Council. D. S. medal; 19. Nat. Acad;
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. (past- v. pres) ; Eng.
Educ; N. Y. Telephone Soc. (past pres). Vapor
density of sodium vapor; magnetic change of
resistance in bismuth; effect of pressure on in-
sulation resistance.

Jew«tt, Prof. F Crank) F(anning), 73 S. Professor
St, Oberlin, Ohio. Chemistry, Ifineralogy. New-
ton Corner, Mass, Jan. 8, 44. A.B, Yale, 70,
A.M, 73; GWttingen, 74-75; Berlin, 95-96.
Teacher science, Norwich Free Acad, 70-72,
73-74; prof, chem, Univ. of Japan, 77-80;
chem. and miner, Oherlin, 80-12, emer. prof, 1£-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. GeseU. Qualitative
analysis; inorganic chemistry; electrochemistry.

Jldding, Dr. B(obert) L(ee), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Marcus Hook, Pa. Chemistry.
Ph.D, Michigan, 15. Besearch chemist, 15-

Job, Bev. Herbert K(eiglitley), West Haven, Conn.
Ornithology. Boston, Mass, Nov. 29, 64. A.B,
Harvard, 88; grad, Hartford Theol. Sem, 91.
Pastor, Congregational Church, N. Middleboro,
Mass, 91-98; Kent, Conn, 98-08; state ornithol-
ogist, Conn; lecturer omith, Conn. Col; official
lecturer, Nat. Ass. Auduhon Societies; mem. ed.
staff, 'Outing.' Mem. Omith. Union. Water-
fowl; wild birds of America.

Job, Bobert, 84 Antoine St, Montreal, Can. Chem-
istry. Boston, Mass, Oct. 10, 66. A.B, Har-
vard, 90. Asst. chemist, P. and B. B. B, 92-97,

chemist, 97-06; mem. firm of Booth, Garrett and
Blair, 06-10; v. pres, MUton Sersey Co, 10-
A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Min. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Franklin Inst; Can. Inst. Chem.
Industrial chemistry; steel rails; bearing met-
als; iron castings; oils; paints and vamiShes.

Job, Dr. Thesis TOieodore), 706 S. Lincoln St,
Chicago, 111. Anatomy. Boone Co, Iowa, Dec.
24, 85. A.B, Simpson, 12; fellow, Iowa, 15-17,
M.S, 15, Ph.D, 17; Woods Hole, 16. Asst,
Simpson, 10-12; teacher science, high seh, Dil-
lon, Mont, 12-14; instr. animal biol, Iowa, 17-
18; assoc. prof, anat, Loyola, 18- Iowa Univ.
exped. to Barbados, 18. A.A; Ass. Anat; fel.
Iowa Acad. Development, and miscroscopic and
gross anatomy of the lymphatics.

Jobling, Prof. James WCesley), College of Physi-
cians and Surgeons, New York, N. Y. ^Fathol-
ogy. Steubenville, Ohio, Aug. 2, 76. M.D,
Tenn. Med. Col, 97. Director, Serum Lab,
Manila, P. I, 02-04; assoc, Bockefeller Inst, 04-
09; pathologist, Michael Beese Hosp, 09-13;
assoc. prof, path, Columbia, 13-14; Yanderbilt,
14-18; prof, Columbia, 18- A.A; Am. Physi-
cians; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Path;
Harvey Soc; Soc. Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc
Cancer Besearch; Chicago Path. Soc Anti-
meningitis scrum; malignant tumors in small
animals; ferments and antiferments; pellagra.

Jodidi, Dr. SamiMl Ii, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Tlant pathology. Kovno, Busda, Oct. 6, 67.
Ph.D, Giessen, 94. Besearch chemist, Mich. Exp.
Sta, 08-09; in charge soil chem. research, Iowa
Exp. Sta, 09-13, org. chemist, bur. plant indtist,
V. S. Dept. Agr, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Bot.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Mich. Acad. Physiological
and biological chemistry; organic chemistry;
plant pathology and physiology.

Jo«rg, W(olfgaiig) L(oiii8) O(ottfried), American
Geographical Society, New York, N. Y. Geo-
graphy. Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 6, 85. Leipzig,
04; Columbia, 04-06; GK>ttingen, 06-11. Asst.
ed, 'Bui,' Am. Oeog, Soc, 11-15; assoc. ed,
'Geog. Bev,' 15-20, ed, research series, tO-
A.A; Ass. Cieog. Tectonic lines of North Amer-
ican Cordillera; natural regions of North Amer-
ica; maps for locating earthquake epicenters;
cartography; methods of geography.

Jofla, 8(olomon) A(ehillovlch), 32 Nassau St,
New York, N. Y. Mathematics, Actuarial sci-
ence. Petropavlovka, Bussia, May 9, 68. M.S,
N. Y. Univ, 93; Chicago, 93, fellow, 94-95.
Asst. math, Columbia, 97; instr, N. Y. Ethical
Culture High Sch, 97-98; mathematician, for-
eign dept. Mutual Life Ins. Co, 98-10, asst.
actuary, 10- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Statist. Ass; fel. Actuarial Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo; Soc. astron. de France. Mortality
tables ; BernouUian numbers ; Eulerian numbers ;
quintic equations; Diophantine analysis.

Johannsaii, Prof. Albert, University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. *Geology. Belle Plaine, Iowa, Dec.
3, 74. B.S, Illinois, 94; Utah, 98; feUow, Hop-
kins, 02-03, Ph.D, 03. GeoL asst, Md. Geol.
Surv, 01-03; asst. geologist, V. 8. Oeol. 8un\
OS-, acting chief, sect, petrol, 07-10; asst. prof.
petrol, Chicago, 10-14, assoc. prof, 14-18, prof,
18- Lecturer petrol, Chicago, 09; assoc. ed,

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*Jour. Geol,' 10- • petrographer, Inat. Geol. de
Mex, 19- A.A; Geol. Soc; Chicago Geog. Soc.
Petrology.

JohaniiBen, Prof. O(Bkar) A(iigii8tii8), College of
Agrieulture, Ithaca, N. Y. Sntomology, Daven
port, Iowa, May 14, 73. B.S, Illinois, 94; A.M
Cornell, 02, Ph.D, 04. Eng. worker, Chicago
94-99; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 99-04, asst. prof
04-09; prof, entom, Maine, and entomologist
Exp. 8ta, 09-12; prof, biol, Cornell, 12-18
entom, 18- A. A; Entom. Soc; Soc. Zool; Ass
Econ. Entom. limnology; biology and taxon
omy of Diptera; medical entomology; insect his
tology and morphology; parthenogenesis in in
sects.

Johns, Dr. Oarl 0(8car), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Biologiedl
chemistry. YinkOI, Sweden, Ang. 19, 70. AJ3,
Bethany (Kans), 99, A.M, 02; Ph3, Yale, 04,
Ph.D, 06. Instr. nat. hist, Bethany (Kans), 99-
03; asst. chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 04-06,
instr, 06-11, asst. prof, 11-14; org. chemist,
bur. chem, U, S. Dept. Agr, 14-15, in charge
protein investigation lab, IS-, in charge sden-
tifie personnel, 17-, in charge oolor lab, BO-
Detailed to Joint Commission on Bedassiileation

. of Govt. Salaries, 1^ AJl; Chem. Soc. (oonn-
cilor, 17-) ; Soc. Biol. Chem ; Wash. Chenu Soc ;
Wash. Acad. Synthesis of pyrimidins, purins
and halogen and nitroamino atids; fnifurans;
cyanogenesis; hydrocyanic acid; proteins and
amino acids ; saponins ; toxicity of metals.

Johnson, Dr. A(aron> 0(ny), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Plant pathology. Sept.
1, 80. Washington (St. Louis); B.S, S. Dak.
Col, 07; M.S, Purdue, 11; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 14.
Bot. asst, Mo. Bot. Garden, 03-06; asst. bot.
and hort, S. Dak. Col, 06-08; asst botanist,
Purdue Exp. Sta, 08-11; asst. bot. and plant
path, Wisconsin, 11-12, plant path, 12-13, instr.
and later asst. prof, IS-; pathologist, office
cereal investigations, bur. plant indust, V. S.
Dept. Agr, 14- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc ;
Wis. Acad. Unattached forms of plant rusts;
diseases of cereals.

Johnson, Prof. Arden B(i<Sliard), 615 Michigan
Ave, Evanston, HL Physical chemistry. Rut-
land, Wis, Sept. 21, 84. B.S, Wisconsin, 06,
M.S, 08, Ph.D, 11. Instr. chem, Wisconsin, 0<^
08 ; prof, De Paul, 08-12, assoc. "prof . theoret. •
chem, Iowa State, 12-13; chemist, C. F. Burgess
Laboratories, 14; director, Indust. Chem. Labo-
ratories, 15-18; asst. prof, physical chem, North-
western, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc. (sec'y-treas,
Iowa sect, 12); Electrochem. Soc; Wis. Acad.
Boron; metallic calcium; osmosis of optical
isomers; photo-chemistry; deposition of metal
coatings from vapor phase.

Johnson, B(ertrand) L(ero7), U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Boston,
Mass, May 11, 82. B.8.(Min.E), Mass. Inst.
Tech, 05. Hydrologic aid, U. 8. Geol. 8urv, 05-
06, junior geologist, 07-10, asst. geologist, 11-
12, assoc geologist, 12-20, geologist, tO- Geol.
Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Geol. Soc. (treas, 17). Titaniferous iron ores;
Pleistocene terracing and underground waters in
the North Carolina coastal plains; coal fields of
southern Wyoming; soil movements in Alaska;

tungsten, tin, copper and gold deposits in
Alaska; occurrence of chalmersite (CuFeiSs) in
Alaskan copper ores; silver resources of the
world ; foreign mineral resources.

Johnson, Dr. Bofprd J(ennett6), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. Psychology. Thom-
son, Gki, Aug. 23, 80. A.B, Lagrange, 95; A.M,
Hopkins, 15, Ph.D, 16. Assoc, psychologist. Lab.
of Social Hygiene, Bedford Hills, N. Y, 16-17;
Bur. Educ lS:p, N. Y. City, 17-20; assoc. prof,
psychol, Hopkins, 90- Instr. educ. psychol, Hop-
kins, summers, 18, 19. A.A; Psychol. Ass;
S. Soc. PhiloB. and Psychol; N. Y. Soc. Exp.
Educ. Psychology of children; practise effects;
motor abiiitiee of young children.

Johnson, Dr. Charles B(ng6ne), University of
Ejinsas, Lawrence, Kans. Zoology. Christiania,
Norway, April 24, 80. A.B, Minnesota, 06, A.M,
07, Ph.D, 12. Instr. comp. anat. of vertebrates,
Minnesota, 12-18; assoc. prof, sool, Kansas, tO-
AJL; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Soc. Mammal;
Omith. Union. Vertebrate embryology and
anatomy; mammalogy; ornithology.

Johnson, OOiarlas) M(onl8), 781 Orchard St,
Avalon, Pa. Chemistry. Alliance, Ohio, Aug.
15, 69. Ph3, Ph.M, Pittsburgh, 89. Asst.
chemist. Park Steel Co, 89-90; chief chemist.
Crucible Steel Co. of Am, 00-, supt. tungsten
works, 09-, director, research dept, 17- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Steel Treat. Soc;
British Iron and Steel Inst. Determination of
carbon in iron, steel, ferro-alloys and plumbago;
determination of nickel in the presence of chro-
mium, iron and manganese; formation of white
scale on steel; annealing of alloy steels; analy-
sis of special steels, steel-making alloys and
graphite; gravimetric determination of man-
ganese; tungsten ores.

Johnson, Dr. Cnia(rl6)8 WCillls), University of
Washington College of Pharmacy, Seattle, Wash.
Chemistry. Concord, Ind, Sept. 23,- 73. Ph.C,
Michigan, 96, B.S, 00, Ph.D, 03: Asst. instr.
chem, Michigan, 98-01 ; instr, Iowa, 01-02 ; asst.
prof, Washington (Seattle), 03-04, prof, phar-
maceut. chem. and dean, sch. of pharmacy, 04-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass; Wash. State
Pharmaceut. Ass. Oxidation products of
morphin.

Johnson, 0(harl68) W(iIli8on), Boston Society of
Natural History, Boston, Mass. ^Natural his-
tory. Morris Plains, N. J, Oct. 26, 63. Pub.
and private schools. Curator, museum, Wagner
Free Inst, Phila, 88-08; Boston Soc. Nat. Eist,
OS- Assoc, ed,' Nautilus, '90- A. A ; Soc. Zool ;
Entom. Soc; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist;
Phila. Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc; ConchoL Soc.
of Gt. Britain and Ireliind; London Malacol.
Soc. Diptera; recent and fossil MoUusca;
Diptera of New England.'

Johnson, Prof. Dooglas Wilson, Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. *Physiography, Geology.
Parkersburg, W. Va, Nov. 30, 78. Denison,
96-98; B.S, New Mexico, 01; fellow, Columbia,
02-03, Ph.D, 03; Harvard, 03-04. Teacher, pub.
schools, 97-98; field asst, Univ. Geol. Surv, N.
Mex, 99-01 ; instr. geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-05,
asst. prof, 05-07; physiog. Harvard, 06-12; lec-
turer geog, Teachers ' Sch. Science, 07-12 ; assoc.
prof, physiog, Columbia, 12-19, prof, 19- Instr,

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high 8ch, Albnqnerqae, 00-01; asst, IT. S. Geol.
Surv, 01, 03, 04^06; N. J. GeoL Surv, 11; di-
rector, Shaler Mem. exped, 11-12; mem. Nat.
Beseareh Council, 17-, foreign representatiye,
div. geol. and geog^ 18; major, intelligence div,
A.E.F, chief, div. boundary geog, mem. Bou-
manian, Jugoslav, Cent. Territorial Commis-
sions; Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace,
Paris, 18-19; geog. adviser, Dept. State, 19-20;
assoc. ed, 'Geog. Bev.' A.A; Geol. Soe; Ass.
Geog; Philos. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Nat. High-
ways Ass; Am. Acad; N. Y. Acad. (v. pres,
16-18); Wash. Acad; Phila. Geog. Soc; cor.
mem. Royal Serbian Acad. Geology of central
New Mexico; drainage modifications in the
southern Appalachians; shoreline physiography;
military geography.

Johnson, Prof. Dnncan S(tarr), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. *Botany, Crom-
well, Conn, July 21, 67. B.S, Wesleyan, 92;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. Assoc, hoi, EopJciM, 98-01,
assoc. prof, 01-06, prof, 06-, director, hot, lah,
and hot, garden, 09- In charge crypt, bot, Biol.
lab| Bro^lyn Inst, 96-11; bot. expeditions to
tropics, 03, 06, 10, 19; war work, bur. plant
indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18. A. A. (pres, G,
12); Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 07-10); Ecol. Soc. De-
velopment of sporophyte of Marsiliaceae; em-
bryology of dicotyledons; development of the
Piperaceae, Chloranthaceae and Hepaticae;
ecological distribution of marine Algae; flower-
ing and fruiting habits of Cactaceae and
Myrtaeeae.

Johnaon, Dean Edw(ard) O(arl), Washington
State College, Pullman, Wash. Plant pathology,
Farm management, Otisco, Minn, April 18, 80.
A.B, Minnesota, 06, A.M, 07; George Washing-
ton, 10-11. Instr. bot, Minnesota, 06-07; asst.
plant pathologist, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 07-08, plant
pathologist in charge cereal disease work, 08-
12; supt. Farmers Institutes and state leader
farm demonstration work, Ejinsas State, 12-15,
dean, div. col. exten, 15-18; col, agr, Wash,
State, and director, Exp, 8ta, 19- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Agron; Ass. Farm-
ers Inst. Workers; Wash. Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 11).
Cereal diseases.

Johnaon, Prof. E(lbe) H(erbert), Kenyon College,
Gambier, Ohio. Thysios, Traverse City, Mich,
Aug. 9, 87. A.B, Olivet, 11, A.M, 13; Wiscon-
sin, 11-14; Chicago, summers, 16, 17. Asst.
physics, OUvet, 09-11; asst. instr, Wisconsin.
11-14; asst. prof, Kenyon, 14-15, physics and
chem, 15-17, assoc. prof, physics, 17-18, prof,
J 8- A.A; Physical Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Ass.
Prof; Cent. Ass. Sd. and Math. Teachers; Ohio
Acad. History of physics; scientific education.

Johnson, Prof. Franklin P(aradlse), New Haven
Hospital, New Haven, Conn. Surgery. Hanni-
bal, Mo, Jan. 7, 88. A.B, Missouri, 08, A.M,
10; Ph.D, Harvard, 12; M.D, Hopkins, 20.
Instr. histol, Harvard Med. Sch, 10-12; asst.
prof, anat, Missouri, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-18,
prof, 18-19. Sec'y, Mo. State Anat Board, IS-
IS; house officer. New Haven Hosp, 20- Human
embryology.

Johnson, George A(rthnr), 150 Nassau St, New
York, N. T. Hydraulio engineering, Sanitary
engineering. Auburn, Maine, May 26, 74. Wator

supply, purification and sewage investigator for
various cities, 9&-00 ; private practise, 01-02 ; in
charge, filtration plant. Little Falls, N. J, 02-
03; field director for N. Y. City, sanit. surv,
Hudson Biver watershed, 03-04; investigator
sanit. works, foreign countries, 05-06; private
practise; constUting engineer to numerous cities
and states, 06-; mem, Johnson and Benham,
Major, lieut. col. and col, construction div,
U.S. A, 18-20. A. A; Water Works Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Civil Eng; Meeh. Eng; Cons. Eng;
Ass. Eng. Soc; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Pa.
Eng. Soc; N. J. Sanit. Ass; Boston Soc. Civil
Eng. Public sanitation; bacteriology; water
supply, filtration • and purification ; sewage ;
shell-fish conservation; Oriental water works;
epidemics; typhoid fever; public utilities.

Johnson, Prof. George E(dwin), University of
Porto Bico, Bio Piedras, P. B. Zoology, Clear
Lake, S. Dak, May 3, 89. B.S, Dakota Wes-
leyan, 13; M.S, Chicago, 16. Instr. biol, North
Dakota, 16-17; zool, Michigan, 17-18; prof,
hiol, Univ, Porto Bico, 18- Soc Mammal.
Ecology, habits and life histories of animals;
habits and hibernation of the ground squirrel.

Johnson, Dr. Harry (Isaac), Boanoke College,
Salem, Vk, Physical chemistry. Hagerstown,
Md, Jan. 23, 89. A.B, A.M, Boanoke, 12; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 17. Prof. nat. sciences, DaleviUe, 12-
14; asst. prof, chem, Louisville, 17-19; N. C.
Col, 19-20; prof, Boanoke, BO- Chem. Soc.
Conductivity.

Johnson, Dr. H(arry) M(lle8), B. F. Goodrich Co,
Akron, Ohio. Psychology, Nelson, Mo, May 16,
85. A.B, Missouri Valley, 09; fellow, Hopkins,
11-12, Ph.D, 12; Chicago, summer, 11. Asst.
psychologist, Nela Beseardi Lab, 12-13, assoc.
psychologist and later psychologist, 14-18;
chief, psychol. sect, Air Service, Med. Beseareh
Lab, 19-20; consulting psychologist, B, F, Good-
rich Co, to- Lieut, Sanit. C, 18, capt, 18- A.A ;
Psychol. Ass; Optical Soc. Pattern vision in
vertebrates; audition and habit formation in the
dog; physiological optics; selection and classi-
fication of aviators.

Johnson, Dr. Herbert P(arlin), Cedaredge, Colo.
^Zoology, Nahant, Mass, Sept. 23, 64. A.B,
Harvard, 89, A.M, 90, Austin fellow, 00-01;
Clark, 91-92; Ph.D, Chicago, 94. Asst. prof,
lool, California, 94-00; assoc. prof, bacter, med.
dept, St. Louis, 03-09. Asst. biol, Williams, 90-
91; instr, Des Moines, 94; zool, Chautauqua, 94.
A. A; Soc Nat; Soc. Zool; Calif. Acad. In-
fusoria; Sporocoa; faunistic and systematic
study of Polychaeta; etiology of malarial dis-
eases; mosquitoes and malaria; icterohematuria
of sheep.

Johnson, Prof. James, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. MorticultuTe, Deerfield, Wis,
May 11, 86. B.S.A, Wisconsin, 09, M.S, 11,
Ph.D, 18. Asst. hort, Wisconsin, 09-11, instr,
11-16, asst. prof, 16-20, assoc, prof, BO- A.A;
Phytopath. Soe; Bot. Soc. Soil diseases; soil
sterilization and disease resistance; diseases of
tobacco.

Johnson, Dr. J<ame8) MCcIntosh), Public Health
Service, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, New-
berry, S. C, Aug. 15, 83. B.S, Newberry, 02,
A.M, 03; Ph.D, Hopkins, 08. Asst. chem.

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Newbeny, 02-03; principal schools, Newberry,
03-04; lecture asst, Hopkins, 06-08, Carnegie
research asst, 06-08, asst. med, 08-09; chemist,
Nashville, Tenn, 09-10; instr. math, high sch,
Birmingham, Ala, 10; asst. org. chemist, bur.
chem, IT. S. Bept. Agr, 10-18; org. ohemistf hy-
gienic lab, U. 8, Pub, Eealih Service, 18- Chem.
8oc. Organic chemistry; acetyl derivatiTce of
sugars; ^ible oils; yitamines in nutrition; tri-
nitrotoluene poisoning.

Johnson, Prof. James Bichard, University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ey. Mechanics, Louisa,
Ky, Oct. 11, 68. B.S, Kentucky, 93. Asst.
prof, math, Kentucky, 93-05; prof. math, and
mech, Nevada, 05-07; math, Ky. State Nor. Sch,
07-16; practising engineer, 16-19; prof, applied
mech, Kentucky, 19- Soc. Test. Mat. Materials
of construction.

Johnson, Dr. J(ohn) B(ertrand), 463 West St,
New York, N. Y. Physics. Sweden, 87. B.S,
North Bakota, 13, M.S, 14; PhJD, Yale, 17.
Research engineer, Western Elec. Co, 17- A.A;
Physical Soc. Ii^ra-red absorption; ionisation
in gases.

Johnson, Prof. John Odirlstopher), Gunnison
Colo. Zoology. Sterling, Colo, Feb. 25, 91
A.B, Colo. State Teachers Col, 11; M.S, Oali
fomia, 15, fellow, 18-19, Ph.B, 19. Instr. biol
and agr, Colo. State Nor. Sch, 11-14; asst. sool
California, 14-15; prof, biol, Colo. State Teach
ers Col, 15-18; prof, biol, head, science dept
and dean, Colo. State Nor. Sch, 19- Colo. Acad
Cultivation of tissues from amphibians; life
cycle of Echinostoma.

Johnson, Prof. John S. A, Blacksburg, Va.
Mechanieai engineering. Cismont, Va, Aug. 10,
78. B.8, Va. Polytech, 98, M.E, 99. Instr, Va.
Polyteeh, 98-00, asst. prof. mech. eng, 00-06,
prof, applied mech. and exp. eng, 07- Mech.
Eng; Soc Test. Mat. Materials of engineering;
power transmission.

Johnson, Prof. la(owls) J(erome), 90 Raymond
St, Cambridge, Mass. Civil engineering, Polit-
ical science. Milford, Mass, Sept. 24, 67. A3,
Hitrvard, 87, C.E, 88; Polytech. Zfirich, 88-89;
Ecole des Ponts et Chauss^s, Paris, 89-90.
Instr. civil eng, Harvard, 90-92; practising
engineer, Chicago, 92-94; instr. eivU eng, Har-
vard, 94-96, asst. prof, 96-06, prof, 06- Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc. Test. Mat; Concrete
Inst; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. Rein-
forced concrete, particularly proportioning of
concrete, design of footings and web reinforce-
ment for beams; site value system of revenue;
distribution of stress in the general case of
flexure; floor loads due to crowds of people.

Johnson, Nathan (Clarke), 149 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Mechanical and civU engineering.
Pittston, Pa, March 9, 82. M.E, Cornell, 06,
fellow, 12-13, M.M.E, 13. Practising elec, mech.
and civil engineer, 06-15; consulting engineer,
15- Lecturer concrete, Cooper Union, 15-16.
Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Con-
crete Inst; Phila. Eng. Club. Microstructure of
hydraulic cements and cement products; ma-
chines used in cement and concrete industry;
building construction.

Johnson, Prof. Boger A(rthnr), 1762 W. Minne-
haha St, St. Paul, Minn. Mathematics. Gard-
ner, Mass, June 9, 89. A.B, Amherst, 10; A.M,
Harvard, 11, Ph.B, 13. Instr. math. Western
Reserve, 13-17; prof, SanUine, 17- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Modem geometry.

Johnson, Prof. Soswell H(U1), 1039 Murray hill
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Oeology. Buffalo, N. Y,
Oct. 9, 77. Brown, 95-96; Harvard, 96-99;
B.S, Chicago, 00 ; M.S, 00 ; M.S, Wisconsin, 03 ;
California; Columbia. Instr. Eool, high sch,
Sioux Falls, S. Dak, 00-01; asst. vert, anat,
Wisconsin, 01-03; instr. bioL and agr. State
Nor. Sch, Cheney, Wash, 03-05; research asst,
sta. for exp. evolution, Carnegie Institution, 05-
08; consulting geologist, 08-; prof, oil and
gas production, Pittsburgh, 16- Commissioner,
Pa. Topog. and Cteol. Surv, 17-19. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Inst. Petrol. Technol;
PetroL Inst; Min. Eng; Eugenics Research Ass;
Statist. Ass. Evolution; eugenics; accumula-
tion and production of petroleum and natural
gas.

Johnson, Prof. BCamnsl) Arthur, State Agricul-
tural College, Fort Collins, Colo. Entomology.
Morristown, N. J, Dec. 13, 67. B.S, Rutgers,
91, M.S, 95. Principal pub. sch, Elkhart, 111,
93-95; West Denver High Sch, Colo, 96-02;
asst. sool, Colo. Agr. Col, 02-07, assoc. prof, 07-,
dean of faculty, 13- Institute instr, Colo. Agr.
Col, 03-; instr. Teachers' Nor. Institutes, 08-
A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic entomology;
potato flea-beetle.

Johnson, Br. Sydney E(Yans), 2421 S. Dearborn
St, Chicago, IlL Anatomy. Lansing, Minn,
May 1, 89. A.B, Washington (Seattle), 13, M.S,
14; fellow, Northwestern, 14-16, Ph.D, 16.
Instr. anat, Northwestern, 16-18, assoc, 19-
Ass. Anat. Osteology; sense organs of the lat-
eral canal system; sympathetic nervous system.

Johnson, Prof. TChomas) O(artikadon), Virginia
Truck Experiment Station, Norfolk, Va. Horti-
culture, Botany. Long Reach, W. Va, Jan. 1,
70. B.§.A, West Virginia, 96, A.M, 00; fellow,
Cornell, 02-03. Acting prof, hort, Missouri, 01-
02 ; asst horticulturist, W. Va. Exp. Sta, 03-06,
instr. hort. and hot, West Virginia, 03-05, asst.
prof, 05-07; supt, Va. Truck Exp. Sta, 07-09,
director, 09- A.A; Soc. Hort. ScL (pres, 17);
Soc. Agron ; Farm Econ. Ass. Spraying plants ;
plant breeding; malnutrition of plants; fer-
tilizer requirements of certain trucx crops and
soils.

Johnson, Prof. Treat Baldwin, Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. * Chemistry. Bethany, Conn,
March 29, 75. Ph.B, Yale, 98, Ph.D, 01. Instr.
chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 01-08, asst. prof.
org. chem, 08-16, prof, 15- Nichols medal,
Chem. Soc, 18. Nat. Acad; 'A.A; Soc. Biol.
Chem; Chem. Soc. (asst. ed, 'Chem. Abstracts') ;
Conn. Acad; Chem. Geeell. Organic chemistry;
biochemistry; synthetic organic chemistry; or-
ganic synthesis as applied to therapeutie sub-
stances; nucleic acid; new local anesthetics;
silk fibroin; phenanthrene and its relation to
morphin; histamin; tyramin; nudeosid; cyclic
polypeptids.

Johnson, Prof. W(il]iam) Woolsey, U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. ^Mathematics. Owego,

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N. Y, June 23, 41. A.B, Yalp, 62, A.M, 64. On
'Nautical Almanac' Corps, 62-64; asst. prof.
math, U. 8. Naval Acad, 64-70; prof, Kenyon,
70-72; St. John's (Md), 72-81; U. 8. Navai
Acad, 81- Corps math, professors, U.S.N, 13-
Math. Soc; cor. mem. British Ass; London Math.
Soc. Differential calculus; integral calculus;
curve tracing; differential equations; least
squares; mechanics.

Johnston, Clarenoe T, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Irrigation engineering. Near
Denver, Colo, Oct. 23, 72. B.S, Michigan, 95,
C.E, 99. Asst, state engineer's office, Wyo, 88-
91, summers, 91-95; gaging streams, Wyo, for
U. S, Geol. Surv,. 95-97; asst. state engineer,
Wyo, 96-98; asst. chief of Irrig. investigations,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 98-03 ; state engineer, Wyo, 03-
11 ; prof, geodesy and surv, Michigan, 11- Con-
sulting irrig. engineer, 97-99. A.A; Civil Eng;
Ass. State Engineers; Wyo. Soc. Eng. and Surv.
Irrigation law and engineering; flow of water
in canals and ditches; design of irrigation struc-
tures; coefficient of friction and value of coeffi-
cient of roughness (Sutter ^s formula).

Johnston, Dr. Earl S(t«inford), Maryland Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, College Park, Md.
PUnt physiology. Quarryville, Pa, Feb. 5, 89.
Ph.B, Dickinson, 13, A.M, 14; Ph.D, Hopkins,
17. Instr. science, Pennington Sch. for Boys,
13-14; asst, physioI, Hopkins, 14-17; assoc.
plant physiologist, Md. Exp. 8ta, 17- Asst,
desert lab, Carnegie Institution, summer, 15.
A. A; Bot. Soc. Growth and climatic condi-
tions; mineral nutrients.

Johnston, Prof. John, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. *Chemi8iry. Perth, Scotland,
Oct. 13, 81. Carnegie scholar, St. Andrews
Scotland, 03-05, B.Sc, 03, D.Sc. 08, 1851 Exhi
bition scholar, Breslau, 05-07; A.M, Yale, 19
Research assoc. physical chem, Mass. Inst. Tech
07-08; chemist, geophys. lab, Carnegie Insti
tution, 08-16; in charge, research dept. Am
Zinc, Lead and Smelting Co, 16-17; chemist
XT. S. Bur. Mines, 17-18; with Nat A Research
Council, 18-19; prof. ohem. and chairman of
dept, Yale, 19- Mem. Nat. Research Council.
A.A. (sec'y, C, 12-16) ; Electrochem. Soc; Chem.
Soc. (ed. board, 14-); Min. Eng; Ceramic Soc;
Soc. Test. Mat; Inst. Metals. Physical chem-
istry; geochemistry.

Johnston, Dr. J(olm) Allen, Millen, Ga. Anat
omy. Augusta, Ga, Dec. 18, 83. M.D, (Georgia
08. Asst. prof, anat, Georgia, 08-18. A^st
physician. City' View Sanitarium, Nashville
Tenn, 09-10; hecdth commissioner, WalJce Co
Ga, to- Am. Med. Ass. Embryology; chondro
cranium of the albino rat.

Johnston, Prof. J(ohn) B(lack), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. *Newology.
Belle Center, Ohio, Oct. 3, 68. Ph3, Michigan,
93, Ph.D, 99; Smithsonian table, Naples Zool.
Sta, 04r-05; Freiburg, 05. Asst. and instr, zool,
Michigan, 93-99; asst. prof. West Virginia, 99-
00, prof, 00-07; asst. prof. anat. of nervous
system, Minnesota, 07-08, assoc. prof. comp.
neur, 08-09, prof, 09-, dean, col. science, lit. and
arts, 14- Mem. ed. staff, 'Ergeb. u. Fort. d.
Zool,' 07-; mem. ed. board, 'Jour. Comp. Neur,'

08- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat;
Minn. Neur. Soc; Mich. Acad. Nervous system
of vertebrates; development of heart and blood
vessels in Amphibia; circulation in earthworms;
morphology of vertebrate head; evolution and
morphology of the mechanisms of correlation in
the vertebrate nervous system; vertebrate fore-
brain and cerebral cortex; university education
and administration.

Johnston, John B(obert), Obrapia 37i^ (altos),
Havana, Cuba. Tlant pathology. Ludlow, Vt,
June 19, 80. B.S, Harvard, 02, M.S, 04.
Plant path, lab, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 05-10; pathologist, Estacion Exp. de los
Productores de Asucar, Rio Piedras, P. R, 10-
14; Estacion Exp. Agron. Santiago, Cuba, 14-
17; chief, office veg. sanit, 16-; prof, plant path,
Univ. Havana, 18-20; director trap, reseatbh.
United Fruit Co, 90- Bot. exped. to Margarita,
Venezuela, 01; Gray Herbarium exped. to Mar-
garita and Trinidad, 03; sugar cane disease
surv. of Santo Domingo, P. R. Board of Commis-
sioners of Agr, 11; sugar cane disease surv. of
south. U. S, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13. A. A; Bot.
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Flora of Margarita,
Venezuela; coconut, sugar cane and banana dis-
eases ; entomogenous fungi.

Johnston, B(obert) ACngns), Geological Survey
of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Mineralogy. Reach,
Ont, July 5, 67. Toronto. Asst. chemist. Can.
Geol, 8wrv, 87-07, mineralogist, 07- FeL Royal
Soc. Can. Rocks; meteorites.

Johnston, W(llliani) A(lfred), Geological Survey
of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology. Aberarder,
Ont, Jan. 24, 74. M.A, Queen's (Can), 03,
B.S, 05; Tale. Geologist, Can. Geol. Surv, 05-
GeoL Soc; fel. Am. Geog. Soc. Pleistocene
geology of Canada.

Johnston, Prof. William A(tklnson), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
MeohanioaX engineering. Boston, Mass, Aug. 31,
68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92. Asst. mech.
eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-94, instr, 94-00, asst.
prof, 00-06, assoc. prof, 06-12, prof, theoret.
and applied mech, IX- A. A; Mech. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat. Applied mechanics ; strength ot ma-
terials.

Johnstone^ Dr. J(ohn) H(amllton) L(aae), Dal-
housie TJniversity, Halifax, Can. Fhysios. Pic-
tou, N. S, 91. M.S6, Dalhousie, 13; 1851 Ex-
hibition scholar, London, 14-16; PhJ), Yale, 16.
Instr. physics, DaXh&usie, 12-14, 19-20, asst.
prof, go- Physical Soc; N. S. Inst. Radio-
activity; electrical conductivity.

J<dionnott» Prof. Edwin S(]ieldon), 2245 N. 10th
St, Terre Haute, Ind. ^Physics. Richmond, 111,
Nov. 9, 68. B.S, Rose, 93, M.S, 97; Hopkins,
95-96; fellow, Chicago, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Ex-
aminer, XT. 8. Patent Office, 94; prof, physics
and math, Drury, 94-95; asst, Chicago, 98-99;
assoc. /prof. physics. Hose, 99-09, prof, 09-
A.A; Physical Soc. Thickness of thin liquid
films; Rayleigh's alternate current phasemeter;
loss of energy by hysteresis in iron; alternating
currents; arc and spark phenomena in trans-
formers.

Jonas, Dr. A(nna) I(8abel), 91 W. Commerce St,
Bridgeton, N. J. Geology. Bridgeton, Aug.

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17, 81. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 04, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 12.
Demonstrator, ^ol. lab, Bryn Mawr, 05-06, aast.
curator, geol. museum, 08-09; dept. geol. and
invertebrate paleont, Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
16-17; cashier, Williamstown Glass Co, 17-1^;
geologist, Md, and Pa. Geol, Surveys, 19- A.A;
Wash. Geol. Soc. Petrology; stratigraphy;
metamorphic rocks.

Jonas, Br. A(ngiist) F(redexi<±), 106 S. 31st Ave,
Omaha, Nebr. Surgery, Arlington, Wis, June
12, 58. MJD, Bennett Col, 77; Munich, 84;
Berlin, Vienna, Paris. Prof, surg, coL mod,
Nebraska; chief surgeon, Union Pacific i, S,
98- Surgeon, Nebr. M. E. Hosp; Douglas Co.
Hosp; Wise Mem. Hosp. Surg. Ass. (v. pres) ;
Am. Med. Ass. (v. pres) ; Acad. By. Surg,
(pres) ; West. Surg, and Gynec Ass. (pres).

Jones, Prof. Adam Leroy, Columbia University,
New York, N. Y. Philosophy, Psychology.
Dunlap, HI, July 2, 73. A.B, Williams, 95;
Ph.D, Columbia, 98. Asst. philos, Columbia,
98-01, lecturer, 01-02, tutor, 02-05; preceptor,
Princeton, 05-09; adj. prof, Colwnbia, 09-11,
assoo. prof, 11- Instr, summer sch, Columbia,
01-03. A. A; Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass. Early
American philosophers; logic and scientific
method; esthetics; educational administration.

Jones, Prof. A(rthiir) T(aber), 78 N. Elm St,
Northampton, Mass. Physics, Vassalboro,
Maine, Sept. 9, 76. B.S, Chicago, 99; fellow,
Clark, 11-13, Ph.D, 13. Teacher, high schools,
Chicago, 00-02; asst, physics, Purdue, 02-03,
instr, 03-06, asst. prof, 06-11; Iowa State, 13-
14; Smith, 14r-19, assoc. prof, 19- Asst. physi-
cist. Bur. Standards, summer, 18. A.A; Phy-
ical Soc. Acoustics.

Jones, Clianeellor Cecil Oharles, Fredericton, N. B,
■Can. Mathematics. Boundary Creek, N. B,
Feb. 11, 72. B.A, New Brunswick, 97, A.M,
99, Ph.D, 02; A.B, Harvard, 98; Chicago, 04;
LL.D, Toronto, 07; Bates, 20. Prof, math,
Acadia, 98-06; Neto BrunswicJc, 06-, chancellor,
06- Mem, Can. Conservation Commission; N.
B. Board of Education. Math. Soc. Education.

Jones, Prof. O(lement) B(08s), Morgantown, W.
Ya. Mechanical engineervng. Enottsville, W.
Va, April 19, 71. B.S, C.E, West Virginia, 94,
M.E, 97; M.MJ:, Cornell, 00. Assoc, principal.
West Virginia Col, 94-95 ; asst. mech. eng, West
Virginia, 95-97, instr, 97-99, asst. prof, 99-01,
prof, 01-11, dean, col, eng, 11- Consulting en-
gineer. A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc.
Test. Mat. Specific heat of super-heated steam ;
analysis of fine gases; losses in transmission of
power by belting; fuel value of natural gas; ef-
fect of condensance on operation of induction
motors.

Jones, Prof. Dan H(erbert), Ontario Agricultural
College, Guelph, Ont, Can. Bacteriology. Stour-
bridge, ^igland, Sept. 29, 75. B.S.A, Ont. Agr.
Col, 08- Bes. master, Ont, Agr. Col, 06-08 ; lec-
turer hacter, 08-15, prof, 15- Soc. Bact;
Phytopath. Soc: Can. Phytopath. Soc. Agri-
cultural bacteriology; bacterial diseases of
plants; soil bacteria.

Jones, Dr. D(avld) BCreese), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Cambria, Wis, Oct. 5, 79. A.B, Bipon, 04; Ph.D,
Yale, 10. Besearch chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta,

08-09; assoc. prof, chem, Momingside, 10-11;
instr. org. chem, Wisconsin, 11-15; org. chemist,
protein investigation lab, hur. chem, TJ, S. Dept.
Agr, 15- In charge org. chem, Pittsburgh, 14.
Chem. Soc. Proteins; amino acids; pyrimidins;
derivatives of succinic acid.

Jones, Dr. D(onald) FCorsha), 321 Fountain St,
New Haven, Conn. Horticulture. Hutchinson,
Kans, April 16, 90. B.S, Kansas State, 11 ; M.S,
Syracuse, 16; Sc.D, Harvard, 18. Asst. plant
breeder, Ariz. Exp. Sta, 11-13; instr. hort,
Syracuse, 13-15; plant breeder, Conn. Exp. Sta,
15- Soc. Nat ; Bot. Soc. (Jenetics.

Jones, Prof. B(dward) B(ichard), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Engineering. Bangor,
Wis, May 20, 82. B.S.A, Wisconsin, 05, M.S,
08. Asst, instr, asst. prof, and assoc. prof. agr.
eng, Wisconsin, prof, 19- Soc. Prom. Agr.
Eng; Wis. Eng. Soc; Wis. State Drainage
Ass. (sec'y, 14-) Agricultural engineering;
land drainage.

Jones, Prof. Edward S(aflord), Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio. Psychology. Madura, S. India,
Aug. 18, 88. A.B, Oberlin, 10; Ph.D, Chicago,
17. Instr. psychol, Northwestern, 16-17; asst.
prof, Oberlin, 19- Lieut, and oapt, Sanit. C,
17-19. Psychol. Ass. Mental tests.

Jones, Prof. Elmer Edlsworfh), 1116 Church St,
Evanston, 111. Education. Pennville, Ind, maj
31, 76. A.B, Monmouth, 94; A.M, Colorado,
00; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Prof, psychol. and
educ, State Nor. Sch, Va, 02-08 ; hut. and
philos. of educ, Indiana, 08-14; head, dept.
educ. Northwestern, 14^20, director, sch. educy
go- A.A; Soc. Col. Teachers Educ; PsychoL
Ass- HI. Acad. Individual differences; educa-
tional measurements; heredity in average Ameri-
can families; psychology of drawing, and music;
distinguished high school students; the senile
mind.

Jones, Dr. Fred B(enel), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Mercer, Maine, June 9, 84. B.S, Maine,
12 ; M.S, Wisconsin, 14, Ph.D, 17. Pathologist,
bur. plant indust, V. S. Dept. Agr, 17- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Fungus diseases of
leguminous forage plants.

Jones, Dr. F(rederlc) S(owden), Bockefeller In-
stitute, Princeton, N. J. Pathology. Philadel-
phia, Pa, Feb. 14, 88. D.V.M, Pennsylvania,
08; Cornell, 08-09. Instr. comp. path, and
bacter, N. Y. State Vet. Col, Cornell, 09-13;
asst. and later assoc, Bockefeller Inst, 13-16,
assoc, dept, animal path, 16- Mem. path- exped.
to Patagonia. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Vet. Med. Ass. Animal pathology; dis-
eases of fowls; cancer.

Jones, Prof. F(rederlc)k 8(dieeti), Yale Uniyer-
sity. New Haven, Conn. •Physios, Palmyra,
Mo, April 7, 62. A.B, Yale, 84, A.M, 90; Ber-
lin, 87-88; Zurich, 88-89; LL.D, Kentudqr, 15.
Instr. physics, Shattuck Sch, 84-85; Minnesota,
85-89, prof, 89-09, dean, col. eng. and mech.
arts, 02-09; Yale Col, 09- Chairman, board
trustees, Hotchkiss Sch, 20; Conn, board educ,
19. A.A; Physical Soc; Eng. Educ. Primary
cells; Rontgen rays.

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Jones, Pxof. Oeorge ElUs, 73 Harwood 8t,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology, Hygiene. Tipton,
England, Jane 7, 79. A.B, State Nor. Sch,
Kans, 09; A.M, Clark, 13, fellow, 13-15, PI1.D,.
16. Asst. prof, educ, Pittsburgh, 15-17, prof,
17- A. A; Soc. Col. Teachers Educ; Indust.
Educ; Sch. Hygiene Ass. Educational psychol-
ology; school hygiene.

Jones, Dr. arlnnell. Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ^Chemistry, Des Moines, Iowa,
Jan. 14, 84. B.S, Vanderbilt, 03, fellow, 03-
04, M.S, 05; A.M, Harvard, 05, Ph.D, 08.
Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 06-07; instr.
chem, Illinois, 08-12; Harvard, 12-16, asst.
prof, 16-17 ; chief chemist, V, 8, Tariff Comntis-
sion, 17-19, consulting chemist, 19-; asst. prof,
chem. Harvard, 19- Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; Am. Acad. Atomic weight of sulphur;
compressibility of salts; negative coefficient of
expansion of silver iodid; atomic weight of
phosphorus; equilibrium iodin and iodids,
bromin and bromids; electrochemistry of silver
iodid, thallium and thallium salts; coal-tar
products; potash; sulphur and pyrites; thorium
nitrates and Welsbach mantles; fixation of at-
mospheric nitrogen.

Jones, Prof. Henry A(lbert), University of
Maryland, College Park, Md. Botany. Deer
Park, 111, May 6, 89. B.S.A, Nebraska, 16;
Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Asst. marketing, bur. mar-
kets, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18; assoc. prof, hort,
West Virginia, and assoc. horticulturist, Exp.
Sta, 19-20; prof, vegetable gardening, Mary-
land, ISO- Plant physiology; horticulture.

Jones, Pxof. Hilton Ira, 302 Husband St, Still-
water, Okla. Chemistry. Mankato, Minn, May
9, 82. A.B, Parker, 03, A.M, Drake, 04; Ph.D,
South Dakota, 16; fellow, Chicago, 0&-09. Instr.
science, East High Sch, Des Moines, Iowa, 04-
06; chemist, B. O. and G. C. Wilson Co, 07;
head, science dept, Muskogee, Okla, 09-12;
assay er, Arbuckle Mining Exchange, 10-12;
head, chem. dept, Dakota Wesleyan, 12-18;
OTcla. Col, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc; London Chem.
Soc. Organic chemistry; preparation of rare
organic chemicals.

Jones, Dr. Horry M, University of Illinois Med-
ical School, Chicago, 111. Medicine. Corinth,
Tex, Sept. 15, 85. B.S, Chicago, 13; Ph.D.
Northwestern, 16. Beseareh asst, bur. animal
indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 15-17; ingtr. path, and
bacter, med. dept, Illinois, 18- Preventive
medicine; biochemistry; metabolism.

Jones, Dr. Howard, Park Place, Circleville, Ohio.
Medicine. Cleveland, Ohio, 53. A.B, Hobart, 75,
A.M, 84; M.D, Ohio Med. Col, 76. Prof, physiol,
Columbus Med. Col, 78-84; surgeon, Pa. lines
west of Pittsburgh ; Norfolk and West. B. R, C.
and O. By. Lecturer hygiene, Kenyon. A, A;
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med; Nuttall Omith.
Club. Clinical medicine; biology; ornithology
of Ohio.

Jones, Prof. J C(lande), University of Ne-
vada, Reno, Nev. Geology. Merrimac, Wis,
July 2, 77. A.B, Illinois, 02; Chicago, 06-09.
Instr. geol, Illinois, 04-06; research asst, Chi-
cago, 07-09, asst. prof, geol, Nevada, 09-14,
prof, 14- Geologist, Nev. Mining Lab, 10-;
consulting geologist, 10- A. A; Min. Eng. (v.

chairman, Nev. sect, 17) ; Seismol. Soc. Eco-
nomic geology; history of Lake Lahontan;
earthquf^es in Nevada; origin of metalliferous
ore in Nevada.

Jones, Prof. J. Shirley, Oregon Agricultural Col-
lege, Corvallis, Oregon. Chemistry. Garrett, Ind,
Feb. 14, 76. B.S, California, 03, M.S.A, Cornell,
14. Chemist, Giant Powder Co, 04-OH8; prof,
agr. chem, Idaho, and chemist, Exp. Sta, 06-
14, director, 14-18; operating chemist, U. S.
Nitrate Plant No. 1, 18-19; prof. agr. chem,
Oregon Col, and chemist, Exp. Sta, 19- A.A;
Chem. Soc. (pros, and councilor north, inter-
mountain sect); Soc. Chem. Indust; Ass. Prom.
Agr. Sci. Soils; plant nutrition; fruit and
plant composition.

Jones, Prof. Joseph W(i]llam) L (ester), Heidel-
berg University, Tiffin, Ohio. Ethics, East
Orange, N. J, July 4, 73. A.B, Princeton, 94,
A.M, 95, Ph.D, 01. Prof. phUos, and psychol,
Heidelberg (Ohio), 0£- The ethics of sym-
pathy.

Jones, Prof. Lander W(illiam), Princeton Univer-
sity, Princeton, N. J. *Chemistry. New Rich-
mond, Ohio, July 22, 69. A.B, Williams, 92;
fellow, Chicago, 95-97, Ph.D, d7. Asst. chem,
Chicago, 97-00. assoc, 00-02, instr, 02-07, asst.
prof, 07; prof, Cincinnati, 07-18; dean, sch.
chem, Minnesota, 18-20, eng. and archit, 19-20;
prof, chem, Princeton, tO- Prof, chem, Chicago,
summer, 09; chief, research sect, offense,
CW.S, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc. (chairman,
sect. org. chem, 19). Nitroparaffin salts; alkyl
derivatives of hydroxylamin ; preparation of hy-
droxamic acids from hyroxylamin salts of or-
ganic acids; the Beckmann molecular rearrange-
ment; electron conception of valence; alkyl
derivatives of mercury and lead; preparation of
electromeres.

Jones, Prof. L(ewi8) B(alph), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. *Plant pathology. Bran-
don, Wis, Dec. 5, 64. Ripon, 82-86; Ph.B,
Michigan, 89, Ph.D, 04; hon. ScD, Vermont,
10. Instr. nat. science, Mt. Morris Acad, HI,
87-88; nat. hist, Vermont, 89-90, asst. prof,
91-92, assoc. prof, 92-93, prof, bot, 93-09;
botanist, Vt. Exp. Sta, 90-09; prof, plant path,
Wisconsin, 09- Special agent, bur. plant indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 04; v. chairman, div. biol. and
agr, Nat. Research Council, 20- Nat. Acad;
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 10, pres, 13) ;
Phytopath. Soc. (pres, 09) ; Soc. Prom. Agr.
Sci; New Eng. Bot. Club; Vt. Bot. Club (sec'y,
95-09) ; Vt. Forestry Ass. (pres, 08-09) ; Wis.
Acad. Bacterial diseases of plants; disease re-
sistance; relation of environment to disease.

Jones, Prof. Lloyd T(heodore), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physics. Raymond,
111, Feb. 20, 87. A.B, Lake Forest, 09, A.M, 10;
M.S, Illinois, 12, Ph.D, 15. Asst. physics. Lake
Forest, 09-10; Illinois, 10-14, instr, 14-15;
California, 15-17, asst. prof, 19- Capt, Air
Service, 17-19. A.A; Physical Soc. Conduction
through gases; mass variation of electron; ve-
locity of sound.

Jones, Dr. Louis develand, 157 Dewitt St, Syra-
cuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Oak Hill, N. Y, Dec.
25, 71. A.B, Yale, 96, Ph.D, 99. Asst. to Prof.
Gooch, Yale, 96-99; chem. director, Semet Sol-

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vay Co; chief chemist, Solvay Process Co; v,
preSy Solvay Collieries Co; Contact Process Co;
director, Nat. Analine and Chem, Co; gen, man-
ager, Atmospheric Nitrogen Corp; etc. A, A;
Chem. Soc; Chem. G^eseU. Estimation of boric
acid; coal and its by-products; coal mining;
dyestnffs and intermediates; synthetic ammonia.

Jones, Loyd A(ncile), Eastman Kodak Co, Boch-
ester, N. Y. Physics. York, Nebr, April 12, 84.
B.S, Nebraska, 08, A.M, 10. Asst. physics, Ne-
braska, 08-10; asst. Bur. ^ Standards, 10-12;
research physicist, Easim(m KodaHc Co, IS-
Physical Soc; Optical Soc;' Ilium. Eng. Soc;
Astron. Soc. Illumination; colorimetry; visual
optics; photographic physics.

Jones, Prof. Lynds, Spear Laboratory, Oberlin,
Ohio. Zoology, Ornithology. Jefferson, Ohio,
Jan. 5, 65. Grinnell, 88-90; A.B, Oberlin, 92,
M.S, 95; fellow, Chicago, 04-05, Ph.D, 05. Asst.
zooL and geol, Oberlin, 92-99, instr, 99-00, act-
ing prof, 00-01, instr. sool, 01-05, assoc. prof,
05-08, animal ecol, 08- Teacher omith, Ober-
lin, 95-98, asst. curator, museum, 99-09, curator,
08-; lake lab, Ohio State, 07-08. A.A; fel.
Omith. ITnion; Ecol. Soc; Ohio Acad. Bird mi-
gration; molting of birds; development of nest-
ling feathers; pterylosis and molting of passer-
ine birds; skeleton of Asterias; birds of Ohio.

Jones, Prof. Marcus E(ngene), 959 E. Second
South St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Botany, Geol-
ogy. Jefferson, Ohio, April 25, 52. A.B, Grin-
nell, 75, A.M, 78. Tutor Latin, Grinnell, 75-76 ;
prof. nat. science, Colo. Col, 79 ; Salt Lake Acad,
80 ; principal, high sch. Salt Lake City, 81-86 ;
special expert, U. S. Treas. Dept, 89-90; geol-
ogist, R. G. W. R. R, 90-93 ; special field agent,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 94-95 ; geologist, P. and I. N.
R. R, 98-99. A.A; Bot. Soc; Utah Nat, Hist.
Soc. (pres, 99-) Botany and geology of the
Great Plateau; climatic distribution; plant
adaptation; ore reduction.

Jones, Dr. Reginald L(amont), 463 West St, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. New York,
Feb. 28, 86. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09, M.S, 10,
Eng.D, 11. Mem. research staff. West. Elec.
Co, 11-14, in charge, traiMmission eng. dept, 14-
A.A; Elec. Eng. Communication engineering.

Jones, Dr. Walter, 2621 St. Paul St, Baltimore,
Md. * Physiological chemistry. Baltimore,
April 28, 65. A.B, Hopkins, 88, Ph.D, 91;
Marburg, 99. Prof. nat. science, Wittenberg,
91-92; anal, chem, Purdue, 92-95; asst, physiol.
chem, Hopkins, 95-99, assoc, 99-01, assoc. prof,
01-08, prof, 08- Nat. Acad; PhysioL Soc.
(pres, 15); Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Sulphonphthaleins ; animal alkaloids; melanins;
nucleotids; nuclein ferments.

Jones, Prof. Wellington D(ownlng), University
of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Geography. Kansas
City, Mo, April 4, 86. B.S, Chicago, 07. Ph.D,
14; Heidelberg, 13. Asst, geog, Chicago, 0&-
16, asst. prof, 16- Argentine Govt, exped. to
Patagonia; Univ. of Chicago exped. to China
and Japan. Chicago Geog. Soc. Economic
geography with special reference to Asia.

Jopson, Dr. John H(oward), 1824 Pine St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Surgery. Philadelphia, Dec. 28,
71. M.D, Pennsylvania, 93. Res. physician,
Univ. Hosp, Phila, 93-95; Children's Hosp, 95;

dispensary surgeon, Episcopal Hosp, 95-02; at-
t ending surgeon. Children's Hosp, and Bryn
Mawr Hosp, OS-; Presb. Hosp, 06-; prof, surg,
Pennsylvania, 09- Consulting surgeon, Phila.
Home for Incurables; assoc. surg, Pennsylva-
nia; major, M.R.C, 17-18; lieut. col, M.C, 18-
19. Surg. Ass. (recorder, 19-) ; Col. Surg; Am.
Med. Ass; Phila. CoL Physicians (councilor,
20-); Phila. Acad. Surg, (recorder, 04-14, v.
pres, 20) ; Phila. Pediat. Soc. (pres, 04) ; Soc.
Int. de Chirurg. General surgery; pediatrics.

Jordan, Prof. A(rthQr) M(elville), 200 W. Lafay-
ette St, Fayetteville, Ark. Psychology, Somer-
ton, Va, Oct. 9, 88. A.B, Randolph-Macon, 07;
A,M, Trinity (N. C), 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 19.
Instr. psychol, Arkansas, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-
19, prof, 19- Education; interests of school
children in reading.

Jordan, Prof. Obarles B(emard), La Fayette, Ind.
Pharmacy. Morrice, Mich, Nov. 5, 78. Ph.C,
Michigan, B.S, M.S. Prof, pharmaeeut. ehem.
and director, sch. pharmacy, Purdue, 10- Pres,
Am. Conf. Pharmaeeut. Faculties, 18-19; mem.
revision committee, U. S. Pharmacopoeia.
Pharmaeeut. Ass; Chem. Soc; Ass. Prof; Ind.
Acad. Pharmaceutical chemistry; crude drug
assays; cinchona.

Jordan, Dr. David 8(tarr), Stanford University,
Calif. ^Ichthyology, Gainesville, N. Y, Jan.

19, 51. M.S, ComeU, 72, LL.D, 86; M.D, Ind.
Med. Col, 75; Ph.D, Butler, 78; LL.D, Hop-
kins, 02; Illinois, 03; Indiana, 09. Instr. bot,
Cornell, 71-72; prof. nat. hist, Lombard, 72-
73; principal, CoL Inat, Appleton, Wis, 73-74;
lecturer marine bot, Anderson Sch, Penikese,
73-74; teacher nat. hist, high sch, Indianapolis,
74-75; prof, biol, Butler, 75-79; sool, Indiana,
79-85, pres, 85-91; Stanford, 91-13; chancellor,
13-16, chancellor emer, 16- Asst, U. S. Fish
Commission, 77-91; U. S. commissioner in
charge fur seal investigations, 96-98 ; investiga-
tions of waters of Alaska, Hawaii and the South
Sea Islands, 01-; salmon investigation, 04. Int.
Fisheries Commissioner, Gt. Britain and U. S,
08-; mem. board of directors. Int. Sch. of
Peace; pres. World Peace Cong, 15. A.A. (v.
pres, 01, pres, 09); mem. Ornith. Union; Philos.
Soc; Nat. Educ. Ass. (pres, 14); cor. mem.
Phila. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Calif. Acad, (pres, 96-98, 01-03, 08); Am.
Peace Soc. (v. pres) ; London Eugenics Ass;
Swedish Acad; New South Wales Linnean Soc;
Soc. Cent, de la Paix-Dur; Geneva Fed. Abo-
litionists. Zoology; genetics; geographical dis-
tribution; flshes of America, Europe, Alaska,
West Indies, Hawaii, Japan, Philippines and
Samoa ; fossil flshes of California.

Jordan, Prof. Bdwin Oakes, University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. ^Bacteriology. Thomas-
ton, Maine, July 28, 66. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
88; fellow, dark, 90-92, Ph.D, 92; Pasteur
Inst, Paris, 96. Chief asst. biologist, Mass.
State Board of Health, 88-90; assoc. anat, Chi-
cago, 92-93, instr, 93-95, asst. prof, hacter, 95-
00, assoc- prof, 00-07, prof, 07-, chairman of
dept, 14- Joint ed, *Jour. of Infectious Dis-
eases'; chief, serum div, McCormiek Inst, for
Infectious Diseases; mem. Int. Health Board,

20. A.A. (v. pres, 17); Soc. Nat; Soc. Bact.

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(pres, 05); Ass. Path, and Baet; Physiol. Soc;
Soc Exp Biol; Pub. Health Ass; 8ch. Hygiene
Ass. Bacteria] products; biology of water bac-
teria; self -purification of streams; nitrification.

Jordan, Prof. E(lijali), Butler College, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Philosophy, Elberf eld, Ind, March
28, 75. A.B, Indiana, 07; A.M, Cornell, 08;

. Wisconsin, 08-09; Ph.D, Chicago, 11. Asst.
philos, Cornell, 11-12, instr, 12-13; prof, But-
ler, IS- A.A; Philos. Ass; West. Philos. Ass.
Constitutive and regulative principles in Kant;
philosophy of evolution; psychology.

Jordan, Prof. Frank O(ralg), Allegheny Observa-
tory, Pittsburgh, Pa. *Astronomy. Cordova,
111, Sept. 24, 65. Ph.B, Marietta, 89, A.M, 92;
Ph.D, Chicago, 14. .Instr. astron. and math,
Marietta, 89-00; high sch, Portland, Oregon,
60-02; Colorado Springs, 02-05; fellow, Yerkes
Observatory, 05-08; asst, Allegheny Observa-
tory, 08-10, asst. prof, astron, Pittsburgh, 10-
19, prof, 19- A.A; Astron. Soc. Stellar pho-
tometry; radial velocities; photometry.

Jordan, Prof. H(arTey) B(mest), University of
Virginia, Charlottesville, Va. * Anatomy. Coop-
ersburg, Pa, Aug. 14, 78. A.B, Lehigh, 03, A.M,
04; Columbia; Ph.D, Princeton, 07. Asst, biol,
Lehigh, 03-04; histol. and embryol, med. col,
Cornell, 04-06; adj. prof, anat, Virginia, 07-
08, assoc. prof, 08-11, prof, histol, and embryol,

. 11- Asst. embryol, sta. for exp. evolution, Car-
negie Institution, 07 ; Woods Hole, 08 ; in charge
of histol, Columbia, summer, 18; investigator
embryol, marine lab, Carnegie Institution, Tor-
tugas, Fla, 07, 14; Montego Bay lab, 12. A.A;
Boc: Nat; Ass. Anat. (exec, committee, 18-);
Soc. Zool. (exec, committee, 11-14) ; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Micros. Soc. Human yolk sac; pineal
gland; cardiac and striped muscle; blood de-
velopment; primordial germ cells of loggerhead
turtle embryo ; spermatogenesis of opossum ; his-
tology of lymph; blood platelets and giant cells.

Jordan, Prof. H(ext>ert) B(dwin), 1600 Kentucky
St, Lawrence, Kans. Mathematics, Lemon-
viUe, Ont, Feb. 18, 78. B.A, McMaster, 00,
M.A, 01; Ph.I), Chicago, 04. Instr. math, and
science, Brandon, 04-06; math, and physics,
Mich. CoL Mines, 06-11; asst. prof, math, Kan-
sas, 11- Linear groups.

Jordan, Prof. LCyman) a (ranville), Bates College,
Lewiston, Maine. Chemistry. Otisfield, Maine,
March 12, 45. A.B, Bates, 70, A.M, 73, Ph.D,
95; study abroad, 08-09. Principal, Nichols
Latin Sch, 70-74; high sch, Lewiston, Maine,
74-89; prof, ohem, Bates, 89- Trustee, sec'y
board of overseers. Bates, acting pres, 94-12;
pres, Lewiston Sch. Board, twelve years. Dele-
gate, Int. Chem. Cong, London, 69. * A. A ; Chem.
Soc; Maine Teaohers' Ass. (pres). Organic
chemistry; qualitative chemical analysis.

Jordan, Dr. Strond, 544-60 Park Ave, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Chemistry. Orange Co, N. C, Nov. 11,
85. A.B, North Carolina, 05, M.S, 07, Ph.D, 09.
Research asst, Col. City of N. Y, 05; .teacher
chem. and physics, Oordon, 05-06; asst. chem,
North Carolina, 06-09; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech,
09-11, chief chemist. Am. Tobacco Co, 11-20;
Henry Heide, Ino, XO- Capt, C.W. S, 18-19.
Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club; Alpha Chi

Sig^ (pres). Condensation of aldehydes with
amins; cigarette pax>er; sugar syrups; storax;
tobaccos.

Jordan, Dr. WChitman) H(cward), Geneva, N. Y.
Animal nutrition. Raymond, Maine, Oct. 27, 51.
B.S, Maine, 75, M.S, 78, hon. ScD, 96, LL.D,
06; Cornell, 77-78; LL.D, Mich. Agr. Col, 07;
Hobart, 11, Asst, chem. lab. Conn. Exp. Sta,
78-79; instr. agr. and agr. chem, Maine, 79-80;
prof. agr. chem. Pa. State, 81-85; director,
Maine Exp. Sta, *5-96 ; N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
96- A.A. (V. pres, 16); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci.
Loss of proteins in silo fermentation; digesti-
bility of various feeding stuffs; metabolic nitro-
gen in feces; the economy of a free use of milk
in the human dietary; influence of the food ujwn
the composition of the animal body; the food
sources of milk fat; the metabolism and func-
tion of the organic phosphorous compounds in
animal foods.

Jorgensen, Lan B(asmii8), Chronicle Building,
San Francisco, Calif. Electrical engineering.
Denmark, April 25, 76. E.E, Germany, 00.
Draftsman, Gen. Elec. Co, Schenectady, N. Y,
01-03; draftsman and construction engineer,
Los Angeles Edison Elec. Co, 03-05; designing
engineer. Pacific Gas and Elec. Co, 05-07; mem.
firm, F. G. Baum and Co, 07-14; consulting elec.
and hydraulic engineer, 14- Norman gold
medal, Soc. Civil Eng, 18. Elec. Eng. (v. pres,
19) ; Civil Eng. Arch dams. « ^ P »

Joseph, Dr. Don B(08G0), St. Louis Univeraitv,
St. Louis, Mo. Physiology, Pharmacology,
Chatsworth, 111, Nov. 24, 81. B.S, Chicago, 04 ;
M.8, St. Louis, 06; M.D, 07. Asst. physiol, St.
Louis, 04-07; feUow, Eockefeller Inst, 07-08,
asst, 08-10, assoc, 10-12; assoc. prof, physiol,
Brjn Mawr, 12-13; prof, and director of
dept, St. Louis, IS-, v. dean, 19- Major,
M.C, 18-19. Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Pharmacol; Harvey Soc. Effects of tissue
extracts on blood pressure; cardiac rigor; an-
tagonism between magnesium sulphate and
eserin; comparative toxicities of magnesium, cal- •
eium, potassium and sodium chlorids; effects of
inorganic ions of body on muscle and nerve irri-
tability; threshold dosage of ~ digitalis on kid-
ney, heart and blood vessels; vasomotor center
in shock; physiology and pharmacology of
sphincter muscle of iris.

Joseph, Dr. W (alter) E(dward), Bozeman, Mont.
Animal husbandry. Lovett, Ind, Dec. 22, 81.
B.S, Purdue, 07; scholar and fellow, Illinois,
09-12, Ph.D, 12. Asst. animal husbandry, S
Dak. State, 08-09; instr, Illinois, 1^13, assoc,
13-16; assoc. prof, Mont. Col, 16- Soc Animal
Production. Proteins in nutrition; composition
of animal bodies; digestion and metabolism in
domestic animals.

Joslin, Dr. EUiott P(roctor), 81 Bay State Road,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Physiological chemistry.
Oxford, Mass, June 6, 69. A.B, Yale, 90, Ph.B,
91, hon. A.M, 14; M.D, Harvard, 95. Asst.
physiol. chem, Harvard Med, Seh, 98-00, theory
and practise of med, 00-05, instr, 05-12, asst.
prof, med. It- Consulting physician, Boston
City Hosp; lieut. col, M.C, 18-19. Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Acad; Mass. Med

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8oe. Influence of bile on metaboliam; diabetes
mellitus; acid intoxication in diabetes mellitus.

Jonard, Dr. Parol (Louis), 1 W. 89th St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, April 18,
84. A3, Columbia, 04, Ph.D, 08; M.D, Flower,
18. Asst. eleotroehem, Columbia, 08-10; prof,
ehem, N. Y. Homeop. Med. Col, 10-19; attend-
ing physieian. Flower Hosp. Dispeneary, 18, at-
tending ohftetrioian, IS-; asai. attending phyei-
dan^ Metrop. Hosp, 19-; aeet. wrologiet,
Community Hoep. Diipenaary, 19-; attending
ohstetrieian, Maternity Center Ass, 18-; asst,
attending physician, N. T, Post-Orad. Eosp, 19-
Cliem. Soe. Organic chemistry; physiological
chemistry; electrolysis of fused salts.

Jottet, Dr. CaTalier H(argrave), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Mulford Sta-
tion, Elizabeth, N. J, Nov. 7, 60. Ph3, 'Colum-
bia, 82^ Ph.D, 95. Chemist, various eompanies,
82-97; instr. chem, Newark Tech. Seh. 97-99;
asst. anal, chem, Columbia, 97-00, lecturer, 00-
01, tutor, 01-10, instr, 10-12. Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng; Soe. Chem. Indust. Bibliography of
thorium; the Cretaceous clays of Long Island;
thorium and rare earths.

Joy, Alfred H(arri8on), Mt. Wilson Observatory,
Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy, Greenville, lU,
Sept. 23, 82. Ph.B, Greenville, 03; A.M, Ober-
lin, 04; Thaw fellow, Princeton, 10-11. Instr,
Syrian Protestant Col,, 04-10, prof, and direc-
tor, observatory, 10-16; instr. astron, Yerkes
Observatory, 14-15; astronomer, Mt, Wilson
Solar Observatory, IS- Mem. Lick Observatory
eclipse exped. to Egypt, 05. Pacific Astron.
Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc. Stellar parallax;
proper motion; spectroscopy.

Joyce, Dr. A(8a) WiUard, 147 Clifton Ave, New-
ark, N. J. Chemistry, Annapolis, Md, May 8,
93. B.S, St. John's (Md), 13; PhJ), Yale, 16.
Asst. ehem, Lehigh, 13-14; Yale, 14-16; re-
search chemist, Calco Chem. Co, 16-19; Chem.
Foundation, Inc, tO- Chem. Soc Organic
chemistry; pyrimidina; aliphatic diamine; phar-
maceutical chemicals. ^

Joyce, O(lar«ooe) M(a8on), 145 Walnut St, Leo-
minster, Mass. Chemistry. Medford, Mass,
April 1, 81. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03. Chem-
ist, Arlington Co, 03-14; ViscoUAd Co, 14-
Chem. Soc. (see'y, N. Y. sect, 06-16); Soc.
Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng; Chem. Verein. Cel-
lulose esters; camphor; standards for acid
control.

Juday, Ohaaoey, University of Wisconsin, Madi-
son, Wis. Limnology, Ligonier, Ind, May 5,
71. A.B, Indiana, 96, A.M, 97. l^acher sci-
ence, high sch, Evansville, Ind, 98-00; biologist,
Wis. GeoL and Nat. Hist. Surv, 00-01; acting
prof, biol, Colorado, 03-04; instr. sool, CaH-
fomia, 04-05; hiologist, Wis, Geol. and Nat,
Hist, 8wv, 05- Lecturer zool, Wisconsin, 08-
A.A; Soe. Zool; Micros. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Wis.
Acad. Biological significance of gases dissolved
in lake waters; productivity of lakes.

Judd, Prof. Charles H(Qbbard), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. *Psychology, Sducation,
Bareilly, British India, Feb. 20, 73, A.B, Wes-
leyan, 94; Ph.D, Leipzig, 96: hon. A.M, Yale,
07; LL.D, Miami, 09; Wesleyan, 13. Instr.

philos, Wesleyan, 96-98; prof, exp, psychol, N.
Y. Univ, 98-01; psychoL and pedag, Cincinnati,
01-02; instr. psychol, Yale, 02-04, asst. prof,
04-07, prof, and director, psychol. lab, 07-09;
head prof, educ, and director, sch. educ, Chi-
cago, 09-, chairman, dept. psychol, SO- Ed,
*Mon. Supplements, PsychoL Rev,' 03-09;
'Studies from PsychoL Lab. of Yale Univ';
'Lessons in Community and Nat. Life,' U.
S. Bur. Educ, and Food Ad, 17-18; *Sch.
Bev,' 'Element. Sch. Jour,' 09- A.A. (v.
pres, Q, 20) ; Soc. Nat; PsychoL Ass. (pros, 09) ;
Soc. Col. Teachers Educ. (pres, 11, 16); Philos.
Ass. Social jwychology; educational psychol-
ogy; nature and development of reading; varia-
tion and nature of visual perceptions; mental
development; number ideas and their develop-
ment.

Judd, Dr. Edward Starr, Mayo Clinic, Rochester,
Minn. Surgery. Bochester, July 11, 78. M.D,
Minnesota, 02. Surgeon, Mayo Clinic, 07- As-
soc, prof, surg, Minnesota. Surg. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass; Col. Surg; Soc. Clin. Surg. Surgery
of the biliary and urinary tracts.

Judd, Prof. Horace, Ohio State University, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. Hydraulics. North Hatfield,
Mass, May 4, 68. M.E, Ohio State, 97, M.S, 99.
Instr. mech. eng, Ohio State, 97-99; dept. sci-
ence and tech, Pratt Inst, 99-02; asst. prof,
exp. eng, Ohio State, 02-09, assoc. prof, 09-18,
hydraul. eng, 18-20, prof, tO- A.A; Mech.
Eng; Eng. Educ. Experimental hydraulics;
form and velocity of jets in pilot tubes; the
frietionless oritiee; diaphragm orifices for flow
meters; centrifugal pumps for motor fire-
engines; effect of pulsations on fluid flow.

Jndd, Kell M(erton), U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Anthropology, Archeology.
Cedar Rapids, Nebr, Oct. 27, 87. A.B, Utah,
11; A.M, Oeorge Washington, 13. Aid, div.
ethnol, TJ. S. Nat, Museum, 11-17, asst. curator,
dept. anthrop, 18, curator Am, arched, 19-
Asst, Univ. of Utah archeoL expeditions, 07-09 ;
Sch. of Am. ArcheoL expeditions, 10, 14; in
charge reproduction of stone monuments of
Guatemala, California-Pacific Expos, 14; field
director, numerous Smithsonian Inst. archeoL
expeditions. A. A; Anthrop. Ass. (treas, 16-
19, mem. council, 19); ArcheoL Inst, (sec'y,
Utah branch, 09) ; Wash. Acad; Ariz. ArcheoL
Soc. American archeology, especially of Utah,
Arizona and New Mexico.

JndBon, Brig. Oton. W(llliam) V(oorhee8), Care
Adjutant General, Washington, D. C. Engineer-
ing. Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 16, 65. Grad, U.
S. MiL Acad, 88; U. S. Eng. Sch, 91; A.M,
Harvard, 11. In charge various works for river
and harbor, fortification and lighthouse improve-
ments. Attached to Russian army, Manchuria,
04-05; on duty, Panama Canal Commission;
commissioner, D. C, 09-13; on Root mission to
Russia, 17; diief, Am. military mission, Russia,
17-18.

Just, Prof. E(m68t) BCvereU), 412 T St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Zoology. Charleston, S.
C, Aug. 14, 83. A.B, Dartmouth, 07 : Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 16. Instr. zool, Howard, 09-10, asst. prof,
10-11, assoc. prof, 11-12, prof, zool, If-; fel-
low hiol, Nat. Besearoh Council, eo- A.A; Soc.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Zool. Fertilization; artifieial parthenogenesis;
physiology of development.

Kabal^ian, Prof. D(lcraii) H(adj7), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics,
Armenia, Nov. 11, 75. A.B, Anatolia, 96; M.8,
Pennsylvania, 07, Fraeier fellow, 09-10, Ph.D,
10. Principal, Sivas Nor. Sch, 98-05; instr.
physics, Pennsylvania, 10-14, assi, prof, 14-
Silent discharge and ozone formation; radio-
activity.

Kadescli, Dr. WlUiam H(eiiry), Annapolis, Md.
Physics. Grand Bapids, Ohio, 79. B.S, Ohio
Wesleyan, 06; Ph.M, Chicago, 10, Ph.D, 15.
Prof, physics, Iowa State Teachers Col, 10-13;
instr. elec. eng. and physics, U. S. Naval Acad,
13-18, principal, Calvert 8oh, 18- A.A; Phys-
ical Soc. Photoelectricity.

Kahlenberg, Prof. Louis, 234 Lathrop St, Madi-
son, Wis. ^Chemistry. Two Bivers, Wis, Jan.
27, 70. B.S, Wisconsin, 92, fellow, 92-93, M.S,
93; Ph.D, Leipzig, 95. Instr. chem, Wisconsin,
95-97, asst prof, physical chem, 97-00, prof,
00-07, prof, chem, 07-, chairman, chem. dept. and
director, course in chem, 08-19. Asst, U. 8. GeoL
Surv, summer, 91; assoc. ed, *Jour. Physical
Chem,' 99-; *Jour. chem. Phys,' 03- AJL (v.
pros, C, 08) ; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. (v.
pres, 02-04, 09-11) ; Wis. Acad, (pres, 06-09) ;
Wash. Acad. The chemical, physical and physio-
logical nature and action of solutions; specific
heats and latent heats of vaporization; specific
induction capacities; separation of lithium from
alkalies; vapor tension; osmosis; equilibria;
hydrolysis of cellulose; new solvents for cellu-
lose, sulphur and keratin; sulphur content of
keratin; single potential of aluminum and of
arsenic; separation of crystalloids by dialysis;
passage of boric acid through the skin; choles-
terin; qualitative analysis; chemistry in daily
life.

Kahn, Dr. Max, 140 W. 69th St, New York, N. Y.
Biochemistry, Medicine. Bussia, March 17, 87.
M.D, Cornell, 10 ; A.M, Columbia, 11, Ph.D, 12.
Assoc, biol. chem, Columbia, 11-15; biochemist.
West. Pa. Hosp, 15-17; director, laboratories,
and chief, clinic metabolic diseases, Beth Israel
Hosp, 17-; assoc. hiol. chem, Columbia, 19-
Chief, clinic int. med, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 14-15;
gastro-enterol. clinic, Beth Israel Hosp, 13-15.
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; N. Y. A«ad.
Med. Diseases of metabolism; cancer; func-
tional diagnosis.

KaUubacb, £(dwin) B(lcliard), 3007 26th St, N.
E, Washington, D. C. Ornithology. Grand
Bapids, Mich, April 29, 84. Pub. schools. Asst.
director, Kent Scientific Museum, 03-10; asst.
biologist, biol surv, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 10- Mem.
Omith. Union; Wash. Biol. Soc. Economic
ornithology.

Kalmus, Dr. Herbert T(homa8), 110 Brookline
Ave, Boston, Mass. Physics. Boston, Nov. 9,
81. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04; Ph.D, Zurich,
06. Principal, Univ. Sch, San Francisco,^ 05;
research assoc, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-07, instr.
physics, 07-10, asst. prof, 10-12; prof, electro-
chem. and metal. Queen's (Can), and director.

research lab, electrochem. and metal, Can. Oovt,
13-15; pres, Ealmus, Comstock and Wescott,
Inc, 14-; Technicolor Motion Picture Corp, 16-;
The Exolon Co, 19- A. A; Physical Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat.
Electrical conductivity and viscosity of fused
salts; latent heat of fusion and specific heats of
salts; electromotive forces in the human body;
bacteriological effects of ultra-violet radiations ;
metallic cobalt by the reduction of the oxid;
physical properties of metal cobalt; electroplat-
ing with cobalt.

Kanun, Mrs. Hiimie Watson, 1004 Garfield Ave,
Urbana, 111. Zoology, Fostoria, Mich, Dec. 8,
86. A.B, Olivet, 09 ; M.S, Illinois, 13, Ph.D, 15.
Teacher sciences, high sch. Oyster Bay, L. I, 09-

12. Protozoology; gregarines.

Kamm, Prof. OliTer, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana, 111. Chemistry. Highland, 111, Dec. 6, 88.
B.S, Illinois^ 11, M.S, 13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. chem,
Michigan, 16; lUincis, 17-18, asst. prof, 18-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Correlation of ionization and
structure; relation between chemical constitu-
tion and physiological action; cellulose.

Kammerer, Dr. Frederic, 51 E. 66th St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. New York, Feb. 4, 56.
Karlsruhe, 72-76; Freiburg, Leipzig and Vienna,
77-80, M.D, Freiburg, 80. Asst, surg. clinic,
Freiburg, 80-85; various other clinics, Germany,
85-86; prof. din. surg, Columbia, 10- A.A;
Surg. Ass; N. Y. Surg. Soc; Gesell. fur Chirurg;
Int. Surg. Soc.

Kampmeier, Prof. Otto Frederic, College of Medi-
cine, University of Illinois, Chicago, HI. Anat-
omy. Clarksville, Iowa, May 7, 88. A.B, Iowa,
09; fellow, Princeton, 09-12, Ph.D, 12; Munich,

13. Instr. anat. and embryol, Pittsburgh, 12-15,
asst. prof, 15-18; instr, med. dept, Illinois, 18-
19 ; assoc. prof. anat. and director of dept, Mar-
quette, 19-20; assoc. prof, Illinois, 20- Asst,
Bur. Fisheries, 08. Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat; Soc.
Zool. Development of the lymphatic system in
vertebrates.

Kanavelt Dr. Allen B(ackner), 30 N. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, 111. Surgery. Sedgwick, Elans,
Sept. 2, 74. A.B, Northwestern, 96, M.D, 99.
Instr, asst. prof, assoc. prof, and later prof,
surg. Northwestern, 99- Attending surgeon,
Wesley Mem. Hosp. Surg. Ass ; Soc. Clin. Surg ;
Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass. Plastic surgery; in-
fections; surgery of hand, brain and thyroid.

Eanolt, Dr. O(larence) WChitney), 3311 Boss
Place, Washington, D. C. Physics. Susque-
hanna, Pa, Aug. 14, 80. B.S, Columbia, 02,
Ph.D, 05, Barnard fellow, 05-07; Berlin, 05;
research lab, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06. Instr. chem,
Adelbert, 06-09; asst. physicist. Bur. Standards,
09-13, assoc physicist, 13-18, physicist, 18-
Physical Soc; Wash. Acad. Combination of a
solvent with the ions; ionization of water; melt-
ing points of refractory materials; thermal con-
ductivity; low temperature.

Kantor, Dr. Jacob Bobert, Indiana University,
Bloomington, Ind. Psychology. Harrisburg,
Pa, Aug. 8, 88. Ph.B, Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Instr. psychol, Minnesota, 15-17; Chicago, 17-
20; asst. prof, Indiana, 20- A.A; Psychol. Ass.
Theoretical psychology; psychopathology.

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Kantor, Dr. John L(eonard), 44 W. 96th St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine. Moscow, Russia, April
12, 90. A.B, Columbia, 08, M.D, Ph.D, 12. In-
tern and house physician, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 12-
14; din, asst, Columbia, 16-, chief in gastro-
enterol, 19- Gastroenterologist, U.S.A, 18-19.
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Bontgen Bay Soc; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Oastro-enterology; Bontgen diag-
nosis; biochemistry; body types; atmospheric
air in the digestive tract; hookworm; typhus.

Karapetoff, Prof. V(ladiiiilr), Cornell University,
JCthaea, N. Y. Engineering. Petrograd, Bus-
sia, Jan. 8, 76. C.E, Inst. Ways of Conununica-
tion, Petrograd, 97, M.M.E, 02; Darmstadt, 99-
00. Instr, Eng. Colleges, Bussia, 00-02; prof,
elec. eng, Cornell, 04- Besearch ed, ^Elec.
World'; c.onsulting engineer, Klaxon Co. A. A;
Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ. Hydraulics; electrical
engineering; systematizing applications of
higher mathematics to electrical, civil and me-
chanical engineering; theory of the electric and
the magnetic circuits; acoustics of industrial es-
tablishments.

Kaxpinsld, Dr. Louis CQiarles), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. *I£aihematic$,
Bochester, N. Y, Aug. 5, 78. A.B, Cornell, 01;
Ph.D, Strasbourg, OS; Columbia, 09-10. Instr.
math, Berea, 98-00; State Nor. Sch, Oswego, N.
Y, 03-04; Michigan, 04-10, asst. prof, 10-15,
assoc. prof, 15-19, prof, 19- Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Math. Verein. History and pedagogy of
mathematics; history of science.

Karraker, Prof. P(«rr7) B(lmer), Experiment
Station, Lexington, Ky. Agronomy. Dongola,
lU, Nov. 14, 86. B.S, IlUnois, 11, fellow, Mis-
souri, 12-13, A.M, 13. Asst. soil surv, Illinois,
11-12; research asst. soils, Midi. Agr. Col, 13-
14; asst. prof, Kentucky, 14-19, assoc. prof, tO-
A.A; Soc. Agron; Ky. Acad. Soil technique.

Karrer, Dr. Bnoeh, Bureau of Stancl^rds, Wash-
ington, D. C. Thysics. Bich Hill, Mo, May 23,
87. A3, Washington (Seattle), 11, A.M, 12,
fellow, 12; Hopkins, 13, Ph.D, 14, fellow by
courtesy, 14. Lab. asst. United Gas Improve-
ment Co, 14-15, asst. physicist, 15-18, physicist,
18-19; assoc. physicist, Bur. Standards, 19-20,
physicist, SO- Ph3rsical Soc; Elec. Eng; Ilium.
Eng. Soc; Optical Soc; Chem. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc; Franklin Inst; Phila. Eng. Club.
Physical optics; illumination; radiometry; pho-
tometry.

SazBlake, Dr. William J(ay), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Inc, Buffalo, N. Y. Chem-
istry. Le Boy, N. Y, April 5, 69. B.S, Lafay-
ette, 91, M.S, 94; Ph.D, Hopkins, 95. Asst. to
Dr. Wolcott Gibbs, Newport, B. I, 91-92; asst.
chem. Pa. State, 92-93; demonstrator, Mary-
land, 94-95; lecturer, Dalhousie, 95-96; chemist
with Prof. W. O. Atwater, Middletown, Conn,
96-97; prof, chem, Butler, 97-04; assoc. prof,
Iowa, 04-18; chemist, Nat. Aniline and Chem.
Co, Inc, 18- Chem. Soc. Oxidation products of
the nitroxylene sulphonic acids; nitration of
aeid-chlorids; identification of manganese and
chromium in their compounds ; the nitro-p-xylene
sulphonic acids; the nitro-methyl-sulphobenzoic
and the nitro-sulphophthalie acids.

Blaxmer, Prof. Hbwaxd T(lioiiia8), Lakeside Hos-
pital, Cleveland, Ohio. ^Pathology. Philadel-

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phia. Pa, Jan. 6, 79. B.S, Cent. High Sch,
Philadelphia, 99; M.D, Pennsylvania, 03. Bes.
physician, Phila. Gen. Hosp, and Phila. Hosp.
for Contagious Diseases, 03-96; asst. demon-
strator, path, Pennsylvania, 07-08, demonstrator,
08-11^ asst. prof. Harvard Med. Sch, 11-14;
prof, Western Beserve, 14- AJl; Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. BioL Chem; Ass.
Path, and Bact. (pros, 20) ; Soc. Exp. Path.
Experimental pathology and immunity.

Kasn«r, Prof. Edward, Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. ^Mathematics. New York, April
2, 78. B.S, CoL City of N. Y, 96; AM, Colum-
bia, 97, Ph J), 99 ; Gottingen, 99-00. Tutor math,
Columbia, 00-05, instr, 05-06, adj. prof, 06-10,
prof, 10- Speaker on geom, Int. Cong. Arts and
Sciences, St. Louis, 04; assoc. ed, 'Bev. sem. des
Math.' Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 07); Math.
Soc. (assoc. ed, 'Trans,' 03-, v. pres, 09); Cir-
eolo Mat. di Palermo. Differential geometry of
dynamics; conformal geometry; geometry of di-
vergent series; geometry of heat conduction;
relativity.

Kast^ Dr. Ludwlg, 771 Madison Ave, New York,
N. Y. Medicine. Vienna, Austria, March 2,
77. Vienna, 96-99, 00-01; Berlin, 99; M.D,
Prague, 03; Path. Inst, Berlin, 03-06; Bocke-
feller Inst, 07. Frof. med, N. Y. Post-Grad.
Med. Sch. Soc. Exp. Biol; Gastro-Enterol. Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc. Physiology
and pathology of digestion; hematology.

Kats, Fnuik J(ama8), U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology, New York, N. Y,
Jan. 27, 83. A.B, Wisconsin, 05; fellow, Chi-
cago, 06-07. Junior geologist, 27. 8, Oeol. Surv,
07-10, asst. geologist, 10-11, assoc. geologist,
12-19, geologist, 19- A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc. Geology of Alaska, Maine and New
Hampshire.

Kanfbnan, Prof. O(alyin) H(enry), 1236 Prospect
St, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Botany. Lebanon, Pa,
March 10, 69. Palatinate, 90-92; A.B, Harvard,
96; Wisconsin, 01-02; Cornell, 0^04; Ph.D,
Michigan, 06. Principal, prep, sch, Lebanon,
Pa, 97-98; teacher science, hif^ seh, Decatur,
Ind, 98-00; Nor. Col, Bushnell, lU, 00-01; asst.
hot, Cornell, 02r-04; instr, Michigan, 04-10, asst.
prof, 10-20, assoc. prof, tO- Path, inspector,
fed. hort. board, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19. A. A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Ass. Prof; Mich.
Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. Cortinarius; Michigan
fungi; biology of Saprolegniaceae ; mycology.

Eavanaugh, Prof. W(illia]n) H(arrl80n), 2081 N.
63d St, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical engineer-
ing. Williamsport, Pa, Aug. 19, 73. M.E,
Lehigh, 94. Principal, Miners and Mechanics
Inst, 94-95; instr. mech. eng, Illinois, 97-98;
draftsman and chief draftsman, Pa. B. B, 98-
01; instr. mech. eng, Minnesota, 01-02, asst.
prof, 02-07, prof. exp. eng, 07-16; Pennsylva-
nia, 16- Int. jury awards, Panama-Pacific
Expos, 15. Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc. Test.
Mat. Experimental engineering; gas engi-
neering.

Kay, Prof. Bdgar B(oyd), Tuscaloosa, Ala, and
Washington, D. C. CivU engineering. Warriors
Mark, Pa, Jan. 15, 60. C.E, Bensselaer, 83.' Instr.
civil eng, Bensselaer, 83-85; Union, 96-97; Cor-
nell, 97-03 ; prof, eng, Alabama, 03-06, civil eng.

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and dean, coL eng, 07-12; consulting engineer,
It- Consulting engineer, Ala. Railroad Commis-
sion, 03-15; designer, U. S. standard inciner-
ator; chief, hydranlie eng. sect, in charge water
supply, sewerage, drainage, construct, sect,
XJ.S.A. Eng. Educ; Munic. Eng. Ass; Ass. Eng.
Societies; Int. Ass. Test. Mat; Am. Waterworks
Ass. Physical tests of materials; water-supply,
water power, sewerage, sewage disposal and fil-
tration engineering; chert and chert roads; Ala-
bama coak and iron ores; Alabama road mate*
rials; metaUurgy.

Say, Dean a(eorge) FCrederick), University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa, Geology, Virginia,
Ont, Sept, 14, 73. B.A, Toronto, 00, M.A, 02;
fellow, Chicago, 03-04, Ph.D, 14. Principal pub.
schools, Zephyr, Ont, 92-94; geologist, Lake
Superior Power Co, 00-02; asst, Ont. Bur.
Mines, 03; asst. prof. geol. and miner, Kansas,
04-07; prof, geol, Iowa, 07-, head of dept, 11-,
dean eol. liberal arte, 17- Junior geologist, IT.
8. Geol. Surv, 07-; state geologist, Iowa, 11-
A.A. (sec'y» E, 12-17); Geol. Soc; Iowa Acad;
Iowa Conservation Ass. (pres). Eeonomic geol-
ogy; Pleistocene geology; geology' and. mineral
resources of southwestern Oregon, Bering coal
jSeld (Aladta) and Iowa.

Kearney, Thomas H, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. 0. *Phyeiologiodl
botany. Cincinnati, Ohio, June 27, 74. Tennes-
see, 90-92; Columbia, 93-94. Asst. botanist,
Tenn. Exp. Sta, 92-93 ; asst. curator, herbarium,
Columbia, 94; asst. bot, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 94-95,
asst. agrostologist, 95-98, asst. botanist, 98-00,
asst. physiologist, 00-02, phyeiologiet, 02-07, in
charge, dOcdli and drought reeietant plant in-
veetigations, bur. plant indust, 08- A. A; Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; feL Am. Geog. Soc; Wash.
Acad. (v. pres, 08, board managers, 17-19) ;
Wash. Bot, Soc. (v. pres, 08, pres, 16) ; Wash.
Biol. Soc. Genetics; ecological plant geog-
raphy; physiology of arid region crop plants;
Egyptian cotton; date and olive culture in nor-
thern Africa ; taxonomy of Gramineae.

Kebler, Leonard, South St, Mt. Vernon, N. Y.
Bledrioal engineering. Cincinnati, Ohio, 83.
Pres, Ward Leonard Elec. Co, 04- Elec. Eng;
Automotive Eng. Electrical control: vitreous
enameling.

Kebler, Br. Lyman F(rederic), U. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ^Chem
ietry, Medicine. Lodi, Mich, June 8, 63. Ph.O
Michigan, 90, B.S, 91, M.S, 92* Jefferson Med
Col, 99; Temple, 99-03; M.D, George Washing
ton, 06. Instr. chem, Iowa State, 88-89; Mich
igan, 91-92; chief chemist, mfg. chemist, Phila
92-03; chief, drug lab, bur. chem, V. 8. Dept
Agr, 03-07, drug Siv, 07-; asst. prof. Pharmacol
and mat. med, Georgetown. Mem. jury of
awards, Nat. Export Expos, 98; in charge drug
examinations, Food and Drugs Act; Trustee,
Nat. Col. Pharm. A.A; Chem. Soc. (v. pres,
17) ; Am. Med. Ass. (council, pharm. chem, 05-
14) ; Pharmaceut. Ass; Franklin Inst. Chemical,
pharmaceutical, medicinal and commercial value
of drugs; purity of chemical reagents; methods
of assaying alkaloidal drugs; headache mix-
tures; alcohol in medicinal agents; medicated
soft drinks; cancer remedies; drug addiction

treatments; American. and Norwegian eodliver
oils; diet tlierapy; uniformity of medicinal tab-
lets.

Keen, Prof. W(illlam) W(llliam8), 1729 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. 8urgery. Philadelphia,
Jan. 19, 37. A.M, Brown, 59, LL.D, 91; M.D,
Jefferson Med. Col, 62, hon. ScD, 12; LL.D,
Northwestern, 03; Toronto, 04; Edinburgh, 05;
Yale, 06; hon. Ph.D, Upsala, 07; LL.D, St. An-
drews, 11; Pennsylvania, 19; hon. ScD, Har-
vard, 20. Prof, surg, Woman's Med. Col, 84-
89; Jefferson Med. Col, 89-07, emer. prof, 07-
Ldeut, M.R.C, 09-17, major, 17-19; mem. Nat.
Research Council. First Egyptian Med. Cong,
02 (hon. pres) ; Triennial Cong. Am. Physicians
and Surg, (pres, 03). Surg. Ass. (pres, 98);
Am. Med. Ass. (pres, 99) ; Philos. Soc. (pres,
08-17); Am. Acad; Phila. Acad; Wash. Acad;
Phila. Go. Med. Soc (pres, 89, 90) ; Phila. CoL
Physicians (pres, 00) ; hon. mem. London Clin.
Soc; hon. fel. Royal Col. Surg; hon. fel. Royal
CoL Surg. Edinburgh; Soc de Chirurg. de
Paris; ItaL Surg. Soc General surgery; sur-
gery of the brain, spinal cord and nerves.

Keenan, Tbomas J, 1026 E. 23d St, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Chemistry. Dundee, Scotland, Aug. 29,
66. Pub. and private schools. Ed, * Pharma-
ceut. Becord,' 9t-; 'Paper,* 19- Co-editor,
'Am. Druggist,' 93-11. A.A; Chem. Soc. (coun-
cilor, 19) ; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Ass. Pulp and Paper Indust. (sec'y, 15-19);
N. T. Chemists Club; fel. London Chem. Soc;
Soc de Chim. indust. Pharmaceutical chem-
istry; papermaking; clay in papermaking.

Keene, Prof. Bdward l^^encer, 1028 Seventh St,
Fargo, N. Dak. MeehanHcal engineering. Rock
Island, 111, Oct. 8, 64. B.8.(M.E), Dlinois, 90;
M.E, 12. Instr. medi. eng, Illinois, 90-92; prof,

• N. Dak. Col, 92-02, deas^, meek, arts, OS- Me-
chanics of the household; sewage disposal;
water sup'ply; heating; plumbing.

Keeney, Bobert M(ayro), Colorado School of
Mines, Golden, Colo. Metallurgy. Somersville,
Conn, May 28, 87. E.Met, Colo. Seh. Mines, 10.
Metallurgist, XT. S. Bur. Mines, 13-14; asst.
manager, Baker Mines Co, 14-15; metallurgist,
Standard Chem. Co, 15-16; Snyder Elec Fur-
nace Co, 16; manager, Ferro Alloy Co, 16-18;
director, dept. metcS. research, Colo, 8eh. Mines,
19- Consulting engineer, IT. S. Bur. Mines and
various industrial concerns, 17- Carnegie
scholar, British Iron and Steel Inst, 11-12.
Min. and MetaL Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Electrochem. Soc; British Iron and Steel Inst.
Electrometallurgy; ferro-alloys; electric smelt-
ing; alloy steels.

Keeton, Dr. B(ol>ert) W(ood), 7455 Greenview
Ave, Chicago, 111. Pharmacology, Physiology,
West Point, Miss, July 7, 83. A.B, Cumberland,
03; Chicago, 06, M.S, 13 j M.D, Northwestern,
16. Asst. physiol, Illinois, 10-12; adj. prof,
Albany Med. Col, 11^14; asst. Pharmacol,
Northwestern, 14-16; instr, med. dept, Illinois,
18-20, asst. prof, pharmoMol. and therapeut,
iO- Instr. physiol, Chiicago, summers, 13, 15, 16.
Physiol. Soc Gastric secretion; hypophysis and
carbohydrate metabolism.

Keffer, Prof. Oharleg Adbert), University of Ten-
nessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Horticulture, Forestry.

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Des MoineB, Iowa, June 11, 61. Iowa State, 83.
Prof. bot. and hort, S. Dak. Col, 87-91; hort.
and forestry, Missouri, 91-95; asst. chief, div.
forestry, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-99; prof. agr.
and hort, N. Mex. Col, 99-00 ; hort. and for-
estry, Tennessee, 00-14, director, div, exten, 14--
Forestry Ass; Pomol. Soc; Tenn. Forestry Ass;
111. Hort. Soc; Tenn* Hort. Soc. Early growth
of the apple tree; diseases of fruits and reme-
dies; tillage.

KeiUer, Prof. W(imam), State Medical College,
Galveston, Tex. ^Anatomy. Midlothian, Scot-
land, July 4, 61. L.R.C.P, L.E.C.S, Edinburgh
and Glasgow, 88, fellow Royal Col. Surgeons,
Edinburgh, 90. Lecturer anai, eeh. med, Edin-
burgh, 89-90; prof, Texas, 91- Am. Med. Ass.
Human antftomy; applied anatomy; neurology.

KeOholts, Pierre Otis, Continental Building,
Baltimore, Md. Electrical engineering, Balti-
more, Md, 62. Chief engineer. United Railways
and Elec. Co, Baltimore; Consol. Gas. and Elec.
Co; consisting engineer. Mem. int. jury awards.
La. Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Elec. Eng;
Naval Archit. and Marine Eng; Naval Eng;
Mech. Eng. Angular variations in steam en-
gines.

Keiser, Prof. Edward H(arri80ii), Clayton, Mo.
^Chemistry, Allentown, Pa, Nov. 20, 61. B.S,
Swarthmore, 80, M.S, 81; Ph.D, Hopkins^ 84.
Instr. chem, Swarthmore, 80-81; Hopkins, 84-
85; prof, Bryn Mawr, 85-99; Washington (St.
Louis), 99-12. Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Philos. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Acetylene deriva-
tives; atomic weights; analytical methods; acid
carbonates of the alkaline earth metals; colloidal
compounds.

Keith, Arthur, U. S. Geological Survey, Washing-
ton, D. C. *Geology, St. Louis, Mo, Sept. 30,
64. A.B, Harvard, 85, A.M, 86. Asst, U, 8,
Geol, 8urv, 87-94, geologist, 94- Int. Cong.
Geol, 13. Geol. Soc. (councilor, 13); Ass. Geog;
Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 15); Wash. Geol. Soc.
(pres, 14), Stratigraphic and structural geology
in the United States, especially the Appalachian
region.

Keith, Miss Marcia A(ima), 1815 Ditman Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics, Brockton, Mass, Sept.
10, 59. B.S, Mt. Holyoke, 92; Worcester, 89;
Berlin, 97-98. Teacher, pub. schools. Mass, 76-
79; instr. sciences, Mich. Sem, 83-85; math,
Mt. Holyoke, 85-88, head, dept. physics, 8^-03;
Lake Erie, 05-06; asst. to H. C. Keith, consult-
ing engineer, 06-18. A. A; Physical Soc.

Keith, Dr. N(athBiilel) 8(hepard), 351 Bullitt
Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Electrochemistry,
Metallurgy, Boston, Mass, July 14, 38. M.D,
N. Y. Univ, 59. Chemist and mining engineer,
Colo, 60-69; inventor in chem, metal, and elec,
61" Scientific ed, < Electrical World,' 84. Mem.
Int. Conf. of Electricians, Phila, 84; ChieagO|
93. Elec. Eng. (organizer and past sec'y) ; Min.
Eng; Electrochem. Soc. Properties of ores and
obtaining their constituents.

Keitt, Prof, a(eorge) W(annainaker), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Plant pathology,
Newberry, S. C, June 11, 89. B.S, Clemson, 09;
M.S, Wisconsin, 11, Ph.D, 14. Asst. plant path,
S.C. Exp. Sta, 09; special agent, bur. .plant

indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 10, scientific asst, 10-
13; asst. prof, plant path, Wisconsin, 14-17,
assoc. prof, 17-20, prof, tO- Lieut, and later
capt, C.W.S, A.E.F, 17-19; major, O.R.C, 19-
Leeturer plaint x>ath, Wisconsin, 13. A.A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Acad. Fruit dis-
eases.

KeUer, Dr. Edward, 365 W. 56th St, Nevr York,
N. Y. Chemistry, Metallurgy, Sauk City, Wis,
March 10, 57. Polytech, Stuttgart, 77-79;
Ph.D, Zurich, 81. Bepresentative, Anaconda
Copper Mining Co, 93-17. Consulting metal-
lurgist and chemist, U. 8. Bur. Mines, 13-16.
A.A; Min. Eng; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
Magnetic oxid in copper mattes; distribution of
precious metals and impurities in copper; elimi-
nation of impurities from copper; electrolysis
and refining of copper; labor saving appliances
in the chemical works laboratory; the principles
and practise of sampling metaUie metallurgical
materials.

Keller, Prof. H(arry) F(rederick), 2313 Green
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Mineralogy,
Philadelphia, Dec 15, 61. B.S, Pennsylvania,
81, ScD, 15; Ph.D, Strasbourg, 88. Asst. diem,
Pennsylvania, 83-86, instr. org. chem, 88-90;
prof, chem, Mich. CoL Mines, 90-92 ; Ceht. High
Sch, Phila, 92-15, head, dept. science, 08-15;
principal, Germantown High Sch, 16- Chem-
ist, Edgemoor Iron Works; chemist and as-
sayer, various smelting works in Colo. Chem.
Soc; Philos. Soc (sec'y, 13); Franklin Inst,
(manager) ; Chem. GeselL Mineral species (dis-
covery of lillianite) ; diacetyl and derivatives;
analytical methods; dimethyl racemic acid;
Chilean copper minerals; composition of copper,
pigments and other materials from Indian
mounds.

Keller, Dr. Ida ACngasta), 4424 Osage Ave,
Philadelphia, Pa. Plant physiology, Darm-
stadt, (Germany, June 11, 66. Pennsylvania,
84-86; Leipzig, 87-89; Ph.D, Ziirich, 90. Asst.
bot, Bryn Mawr, 86-87, lecturer, 91-93 ; teacher
chem, Phila, High Sch, for Girls, 93-98, head,
science dept, 98- Mem. advisory committee,
Int. Plant Breeding Conf, 02. Soc. Nat; hon.
mem. Pa. Hort. Soc (prof, biol) ; Phila. Acad ;
Phila. Bot. Club (v. pres, 00-); Ass. Col. and
Prep. Sch. of Middle States and Md. (v. pres,
95). Fertilization.

Keller, W(illlain) 8(imp8on), Bell Building,
Montgomery, Ala. CivH engineering, Tuscum-
bia, Ala, Feb. 20, 74. B.C.E, Alabama, 93, C.E,
18. Asst. engineer, Shiloh Nat. Mil. Park, 00-
05; chief engineer, Madison Co. (Tenn.) Good
Beads Commission, 05-09; supt. road construc-
tion, U. S. Dept. Agr, 09-10; co. engineer, Dal-
las Co, Ala, 10-11; state highway engineer, Ala,
11- Civil Eng; Ass. State Highway Officials
(treas, 19, v. pres, 20). Boad construction.

KeUerman, Karl F(rederick), Bureau of Plant In-
dustry, Washington, D. C. *Plant physiology,
G<)ttingen, Germany, Dec. 9, 79. Ohio State,
96-99; B.S, Cornell, 00. Asst. bot, Cornell, 00-
01 ; with XT, S, Dept, Agr, 01-, assoc. chief, hur,
plant indust, and mem, fed, hort, hoard, Ed,
'Jour. Agr. Research.' A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Club.
The physiology of lower plants, especially in

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eonnoction with water supplies; soil baeteriol-
og;-; nitrification in soils; life history of some
soil organisms; physiological effect of copper in
water; plant nutrition; citrus canker eradica-
tion.

Eellert, Dr. Ellis, Bender Hygienic Laboratory,
Albany, N. Y. Pathology. Albany, July 18, 86.
M.D, Albany Med. Col, 09: Harvard Med. 8ch.
Prof, path, Albany Med. Col, 13-16; director,
Bender Hygienic Lab, IS- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Ass. Cancer Besearch. Cancer; tubercu-
losis.

Eelley, Dr. a(eorge) L(e8lle), 6804 McCallum St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Quincy, Mass,
June 30, 79. B.S, Harvard, 07, Ph.D, 11. Aus-
tin teaching fellow, Harvard, 07-09, instr. ehem,
09-12; research ohemisty Midvale Steel and Ord-
nance Co, IfS" A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat;
Franklin Inst. Organic chemistry; absorption;
halogenated orthoquinones; steel analysis; elec-
trometric titrations; transmission temperatures
of sodium ehromate hydrates.

Kelley, Prof. Truman L(ee), Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. F»y-
chology. Muskegon, Mich, May 25, 84. A.B,
lUinois, 09, A.M, 11 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 14. Adj.
prof. Biath, Ga. Tech, 09-10 ; teacher math, high
sch, Fresno, Calif, 11-12; consulting psycholo-
gist, Culver Mil. Acad, 13-14; adj. prof. edue.
psychol, Texas, 14-17; asst. prof, ediie, Teach-
ers Col, Columbia, 17- Expert, psychol. service,
Sanit. C. U.S.A, and Nat. Research Council ; act-
ing proif. edue, Stanford, 20-21. PsychoL Ass;
Statist. Ass; Nat. Soc. Study Edue; Soc. Col.
Teachers Edue; Ass. Directors Edue. Research.
Mental measurement; educational guidance; ex-
ceptional d^ildren; social statistics.

Eelley, Prof. Walter P(aaraon), Citrus Experi-
ment Station, Riverside, Calif. Chemistry,
Franklin, Ey, Feb. 19, 78. B.S, Kentucky, 04;
M.S, Purdue, 07; Ph.D, California, 12. Asst.
chemist, Purdue Exp. Sta, 05-08; chemist, Ha-
waii Exp. Sta, 08-14; prof, agr, chem, Califor-
nia, 14- «A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; Pacific
Coast Biol. Ass. Agricultural chemistry; the
influence of manganese on plants; assimilation
of nitrogen by rice plants; effect of salts and
of heat on soils; Hawaiian soils; transformation
of nitrogen in soils; nutrition of citrus trees.

EeUner, Dr. a(iistav) A(dolph) Hermann, 290
Canterbury Road, Rochester, N. Y. Thysics,
Zbirow, Bohemia, July 20, 73. Berlin; Ph.D,
Jena, 99. Scientific collaborator, Zeiss Works,
Jena,, 97-00; scientific director, Spencer Lens
Co, 00-05; director, scientific bur, Bausch and
Lomb, Opt. Co, 05- Physical Soc ; Optical Soc.
(ed, *Jour,' 17-19). Theory and construction
of optical instruments.

K^ogg, (Arthur) Bemington, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Zoology.
Davenport, Iowa, Oct. 5, 92. A.B, Kansas, 15,
A.M, 16. Biologist, museum, Kansas, 13-15;
teaching fellow, California, 16-20; as9t, biolo-
gist, biol, mrv, U. S. Dept, Agr, tO- Field
naturalist, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, field
seasons, 15-17. Soc. Mammal; Paleont. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Mammalogy; pinnipeds;
Microtinae; Cetacea; meadow mice; mammals
oi Kansas.

Kellogg, Dr. Chester E(lijah), 5 Poplar Place,
Framingham, Mass. Psychology. Melrose, Mass,
Nov. 11, 88. A.B, Bowdoin, 11; A.M, Harvard,
12, Austin fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 14. Asst. psy-
chol, Radcliffe, 13-14; lecturer, Bryn Mawr, 14-
15; instr, Minnesota, 15-16; psychol. examiner,
med. dept, U.S.A, 17; lieut, Sanit, C, 18-19,
capt, 19-20 ; deveU>pment speddlist, grading and
testing, war plans div, gen, staff, U.8.A, tO-
Psychol. Ass. Alternation and interference of
feeUngs; graphic record of maze reactions.

Kellogg, Prof. James L(awrence), Williamstown,
Mass. ^Biology. Kewanee, III, Sept. 15, 66.
B.S, Olivet, 88; Ph.D, Hopkins, 92; hon. A.M,
Williams, 01. Prof, biol. Olivet, 92-99; asst.
prof, WiUiams, 99-02, prof, 03- Instr, Woods
Hole, 92-95; investigator, U. S. Fish Commis-
sion, 89-91, 96-98; B.I. (clams), 98; N. Y.
(clams), 01-03; La. (oysters), 04; Mass.
(clams), 06. Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. Lamelli-
branchs; ciliary mechanisms of lamellibranchs.

Kellogg, Prof. O(liTer) D(inion), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. ^Mathematics, Lin-
wood, Pa, July 10, 78. A.B, Princeton, 99,
J.S.K. fellow, 99-02, A.M, 00; Ph.D, CKJttingen,
02. Instr. math, J. C. Green Sch. of Sci, Prince-
ton, 02-05 ; asst. prof, Missouri, 05-10, prof, 10-
20, on leave, 18-20; with U.S.N. Exp. Sta, 18-
19; lecturer math. Harvard, 19-20, assoc, prof,
go- Assoc, prof, math, Chicago, summer, 09.
A. A. (v. pres, A, 19) ; Math. Soc. (mem. coun-
cil, 08-11) ; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Integral equations; potential functions; func-
tion theory; differential equations.

Kellogg, Prof. Vernon L(yman), National Re-
search Council, Washington, D. C. ^Zoology.
Emporia, Kans, Dec. 1, 67. B.S, Kansas, 89, M.S,
92; Cornell, 91-92; Leipzig, 93-94, 97-98 ; Paris,
04-05, 08-09; LL.D, California, 19; Brown, 20.
Aast. prof, entom, Kansas, 90-93, assoc. prof,
93-94; asst. prof, Stanford, 94-95, assoc. prof,
95-96, prof, 96-20; permanent sec'y and chair-
man, div. edue. relations, Nat. Besearch CouncQ.
Asst, Samoan explorations, U, S. Fish Commis-
sion, 02; on staff, Belgium Relief Commission;
Food Ad; Am. Relief Ad; mem. Inter- Allied
Scientific Food Commission. A.A. (v. pres, 15,
exec, committee, Pacific div, 16); Soc. Nat;
Ecol. Soc; Entom. Soc. (v. pres, 10) ; assoc. Ass.
Econ. Entom; Nature Study Soc. (v. pres, 08,
09); Kans. Acad; Calif. Acad; Wash. Acad;
Entom. Gesell; Soc. entom. de Prance. Classi-
fication and distribution of the Mallophaga;
morphology and development of mouth parts of
insects; classification, structure and life history
of Blepharoeeridae ; the scales of the Lepidop-
tera; phagocytosis in insects; variation in in-
sects; inheritance,* artificial parthenogenesis, re-
generation and general biology of silkworms;
variation, inheritance and behavior of insects.

Kelly, E. CI, Kansas State Agricultural College,
Manhattan, Kans. Entomology, Fulton, Ky,
July 25, 80. B.S, Kentucky, 03, M.S, 04. Asst.
to state entomologist. III, 04-07 ; asst. entomolo-
gist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-18; ezten. entomolo-
gist, Kansas State, 18- A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc. Aphis
maidiradicis; the Hessian fiy and parasites; con-
trol of farm crop insects; orchard management

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and orchard pests; ecology of Kansas grass-
hoppers.

Kelly, Prof. H(arry) M(cConiiick)» Cornell Col-
lege, Mount Vernon, Iowa. Zoology, Harris-
burg, Pa, May 27, 67. A.B, Bucknell, 88, A.M,
91; A3, Harvard, 91, A.M, 93; IAjD, J. B.
Stetson, 11. Asst. zool. Harvard, 91-93; instr.
Mol, Northwestern, 93-94; prof, Cornell (Iowa),
94- 8oc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Iowa Acad. Para-
sites of the Unionidae.

Kelly, Prof. Howard A(twood), 1418 £>ntaw Place,
Baltimore, Md. *Surgery, Camden, N. J,
Feb. 20, 58. A.B, Pennsylvania, 77, M.D, 82;
LL.D, Aberdeen, 06; Washington and Lee, 06.
Assoc, prof, obstet, Pennsylvania, 88-89; j^Tot.
gynec. and obstet, Hopkins, 89-19, gynec and
gynec. surgeon, Hopkins Hosp, 99-19, emer.
prof, and consulting gynec, surgeon, 19- A. A;
fel. Gynec Soc; Ass. Anat; Wash. Acad; hon.
fel. British, Edinburgh and Glasgow Gynec.
and Obstet. Societies; hon. feL Edinburgh Boyal
Col. Surg; hon. fel. Irish Royal Acad. Med;
assoc. for. mem. Soc. d 'Obstet. de Gynto. et de
Pediat. de Paris y for. cor. mem. Soc. de Chirurg.
de Paris; Ass. frangaise d'Urol; cor. mem.
Leipzig Gesell. fiir Geburtshiilf e ; cor. mem.
Vienna Boyal Soc Physicians; hon. mem. Soc
Ital. di Ostet. e Ginec. Operative and medical
gynecology and abdominal surgery; the vermi-
form appendix and its diseases; yellow fever;
myomata of the uterus; radiotherapy; medical
history and biography; medical botanists.

Kelly, Prof. James P(eter), State College, Pa.
Botany, Hamilton, Ont, June 9, 85. B.S, OoL
City of N. Y, 06; A.M, Columbia, 14; ScD,
Princeton, 20. Assoc, prof, hot, Pa, State, 14-
A. A; Bot. Soc. Genetics of Phlox drummondi.

Kelly, Dr. John F(one8t), 284 W. Housatonic St,
Pittsfield, Mass. JSlectricaX engineering. Oar-
riek-on-Suir, Ireland, March 28, 59. B.S, Stev-
ens, 78, Ph.D, 98. Lab, Western Elec. Co, 79-
82; Edison Lab, 79; Weston Lab, U. S. Elec.
Lighting Co, 82-86, chief electrician, 86-92;
Stanley Lab. Co, 92-95; consulting elec, engi-
neer, 96- Pres, Telelectric Co, 05-10. John
Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 09. A. A; Elec.
Eng; Econ. Ass; Inventors Guild; British Inst.
Elec. Eng; Soc. fran^aise des Elec. The com-
mercial utilization of electricity and magnetism;
musical instruments; dried foods.

Kelly, William, Vulcan, Mich. Mining engineer-
ing. New York, N. Y, April 17, 54. A.B, Yale,
74; E.M, Columbia, 77. Pres, Pa. Board of Ex-
aminers of Bituminous Mine Inspectors, 85-89;
mem. hoard of control, Mich. Sch, Mines, 97-
04, chairman, 04-; mem, Puhlic Domain Com-
mission, 09-, chairman, 17-, mem, state highway
advisory hoards 19- A.A; Min. Eng. (councilor,
10-12, chairman, committee on elec in mines) ;
Min. and Metal. Soc; Lake Superior Min. Inst,
(pres, 99); Can. Min. Inst; London Inst. Min.
and Metal. Electricity in mines; mine dam;
shaft sinking.

Kemble, Dr. Edwin O(rawford), Jefferson Physi-
cal Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass. Physics,
Delaware, Ohio, Jan. 28, 89. B.S, Case, 11;
A.M, Harvard, 14, Ph.I), 17. Asst. instr. phys-
ics, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 11-12, instr, 12-13;
eng. physicist, Curtiss Aeroplane Co, 17-18;

instr, physics, Williams, 19; Harvard, 19-
Physical Soc Infra-red absorption spectra;
application of quantum theory to molecular mo-
tions.

Kenunerer, Prof, aeo(rge) (Irving), 916 Van
Buren St, Madison, Wis. Chemistry, Janes-
ville, Wis, Feb. 25, 79. A.B, Wisconsin, 04, A.M,
06; PhJD, Pennaylvania, 08. Asst. chem, Wis-
consin, 04-06; prof, N. Mex. Sch. Mines, 08-14;
Carroll, 14-20; asst, prof, Wisconsin, tO-
Chemist, Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, sum-
mers, 07-09; Bur. Fisheries, 11-13; consulting
chemist. Chem. Soc (chairman, Milwaukee sect,
18, councilor, 19). Inorganic, anal3rtical and in-
dustrial chemistry.

Kemp, Br. Gtoorge T(heoplillii8), St. James Apart-
ments, Charles and Center Sts, Baltimore, Md.
^Physiology, Histology, Baltimore, Md, Nov.
7, 61. Baltimore City Col, 76-81; A.B, Hop-
kins, 83, fellow, 85, Ph.D, 86, fellow by courte&fy,
87; M.D, L. I. CoL Hosp, 91. Demonstrator
physiol, Pennsylvania, 86; assoc director
physiol. and bacter, Hoagland Lab^ 88-93; prof,
physiol, Illinois, 97-08. Lecturer physiol, L. I.
Col. Hosp, 93; electro-therapeutist, dept. gynec,
and physician to out-door clinic, Brooklyn Eye
and Ear Hosp. A.A. (sec'y, K, 09-) ; Soc. Nat;
Physiol. Soc; Ass. Anat; assoc Am. Med. Ass;
Brooklyn Path. Soc Blood-plates; nerve and
muscle physiology, especially the separation of
motor and tropMc nerves; black vomit of yellow
fever; nitrous oxid anesthesia; relation of
blood-plates to hematogenesis and to coagula-
tion ; influence of curare on muscle metabolism ;
poisons isolated from cultures of bacillus* ty-
phosus; physiological influence of altitude,
especially on the blood.

Kemp, Prof. J(aoob) Garrett, Lexington, Ey.
Physics, Baltimore, Md, Aug. 26, 77. A.B, Illi-
nois, 06, A.M, 10, fellow, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr.
physics, Purdue, 0^-08; Illinois, 08-11; assoc
prof, Arkansas, 12-14; acting prof. math, and
astron. Baker, 14-15; prof, physics, Okla. Col,
15-20; assoc. prof, Kewtudky, tO- Physical Soc.
Photo-eleetricity; photoelectric cells.

Kemp, Prof. James F(iirman), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. ^ Geology, New York,
Aug. 14, 59. A.B, Amherst, 81, hon. ScD, 06;
E.M, Columbia, 84; Munich, 85-86; LL.D, Mc-
Gill, 13. Instr. geol, Cornell, 86-88, asst. prof,
88-91; adj. prof, Columhia, 91-92, prof, 9t-
Assoc ed, 'Sch. of Mines Quarterly'; 'Econ.
Geol'; formerly geologist, XJ. S. Geol. Surv;
manager, N. Y. Bot. Garden and formerly sec'y,
board scientific directors; non-res. lecturer ore
deposits, Hopkins, 05-06 ; econ. geol, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 07-08; geol, McGill, 10; gold medal, Min.
and Metal. Soc, 16. Nat. Acad: A.A. (v. pres,
00) ; GeoL Soc (manager, 05, v. pres, 13) ; Min.
Eng. (manager, 96-99, v. pres, 03-05, pres, 12,
hon. mem, 14) ; hon. mem. Min. and Metal. Soc
(pres, 13); fel. N. Y. Acad, (pres, 05, 10);
Colo. Sd. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc;
cor. mem. Christiania Acad; cor. mem. Stock-
holm Geol. Soc Ore deposits; crystalline rocks;
economic geology; igneous iron ores in Wyo-
ming; several eruptive areas; Adirondack geol-
ogy; several mining districts; deposits of the
United States and Canada.

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Kempf, Dr. Edward J(olm), St. Elizabeth's Hos-
pital, Washington, D. C. Psychiatry. Jasper,
Ind, July 26, 85. A.B, Indiana, 07; M.D, West-
em Heserre, ID. Clin, psychiatrist. Govt. Hosp.
for Insane, Washington, D. C, 14- Psychopath.
Ass; PsyehoanaL Ass; Medico -Psychol. Ass.
Psyehopathology; autonomic functions and per-
sonality; social and sexual behavior of infra-
human primates.

Kempton, Prof. F(orre8t) E(llwood), IT. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washingfton, D. C.
Plant pathology. Centerville, Ind, Oct. 6, 83.
B.S, Earlham, 06; M.S, Wisconsin, 13; Ph.D,
Illijiois, 18. Teacher, pub. schools, Wayne Co,
Ind, 05-12; prof, biol, 111. Col, 13-14; asst. bot,
Illinois, 14-18; plant pathologist, smelter smoke
investigations, St. Louis Smelting and Bef . Co,
17 ; U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-, in charge, barberry
eradication. A. A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc;
DL Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. Cytology of En-
tylomas; origin and development of the pyc-
nidium; barberry eradicatioa.

Kendall, Dean Arthur I(8aac), 2421 S. Dearborn
St, Chicago, HL * Bacteriology, Hygiene. Somer-
viUe, Mass, May 7, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
00,. fellow, 02-03; fellow, Hopkins, 03-04, PhJ),
04; D.P.H, Harvard, 12. Acting chief, board
of health lab, Isthmian Canal Commission,
Panama, 04-06; fellow, Boekefeller Inst, 0&-09;
instr, dept. prev. med. and hygiene, Harvard
Med. Sch, 09-12; prof, baoter. and director.
Patten Besearoh Foundation, Northwestern, 1X-,
dean, med. sch, IS- Trustee, Wesley Mem.
Hosp, 17-; Northwestern, 18-; chairman, Yel-
low Fever Commission, Int. Board Health, 18;
service medal. Isthmian Canal Commission. Ass.
Path, and Bact; Chicago Path. Soc. (pres, 17).
Bacterial metabolism; chemistry of bacterial
action; intestinal bacteriology.

Kendall, Dr. E(dward) O(alyln), 627 Monroe St,
Bochester, Minn. *Chemistry. South Norwalk,
Conn, March 8, 86. B.S, Columbia, 08, A.M, 09,
Goldschmidt fellow, 09-10, Ph.D, 10. Head,
sect, chem. Mayo Foundation, asgt. prof, chem,
Minnesota. Physiol. Soc; Soe. Biol. Chem; Soc.
Exp. Path. Enzymes; action of pancreatic
amylase.

Kendall, Prof. James, Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Surrey, England,
July 30, 89. B.Sc, M.A, Edinburgh, 10, ScD,
15. Instr. chem, Columbia, 12-15, asst. prof,
15-16, assoc. prof, 16- A.A. (sec'y, C, 16-);
Chem. Soc; London Chem. Soc. Ionic dissocia-
tion; addition compound formation; viscosity.

Kendall, Dr. William OConverse), U. S. Fish Com-
mission, Washington, D. C. Zoology. Freeport,
Maine, April 4, 61. A.B, Bowdoin, 86, A.M, 90;
M.D, Georgetown, 96. Principal, pUb. schools^
Thompson, Minn, 85-87; acad. Patten, Maine,
87-89; naturalist, U. 8. Fish Commission, 89-
Bronze medal, Paris Expos. A. A; Fisheries
Soo; Forestry Ass; Soe. Ichthyol. and Herp;
Inst. Social Sci; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc;
cor. mem. Portland (Maine) Soc Nat. Hist.
Ichthyology; geographical distribution and nat-
ural history of fishes, especially Salmonidae and
allied forms; osteological and visceral anatomy
of Isospondyli.

Kendrlck, Arthur, 45 Hunnewell Ave, Newton,
Mass. Physics. Nashua, N. H, March 30, 65.
A3, Amherst, 87; A.M, Harvard, 91; GKSttin-
gen, 99-00. Teacher science, Leicester Acad,
Mass, 87-90; asst. physics, Harvard, 92-93;
asst. prof, Worcester, 93-96; assoc. prof, Bose,
96-01; mfr. scientific and engineering appa-
ratus, 01- A,A.

Kenerson, Prof. W(illiam) H(erbert), 100 Morris
Ave, Providence, B. I. Mechanical engineering.
Mass, Dec. 9, 73. M.E, Brown, 96; A.M, Har-
vard, 06; ScD, B. I. Col, 19, Instr. drawing
and math, Brown, 96-99, asst. prof. mech. eng,
99-05, assoc. prof, 05-12, prof, IfS-, chairman,
div. eng. Consulting engineer; supervising en-
gineer. Gen. Fire Extinguisher Co; director, B.
I. conservation. Fuel Ad; with educ corps,
A.E.F. A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc. Test.
Mat; Providence Eng. Soc (pres). Materials
of construction; power measurement; modulus
of elasticity of steel; losses in power transmis-
sions.

Kenety, Prof. W(illlani) H(enry), Forest Station,
Cloquet, Minn. Forestry. Fulda, Minn, April
24, 86. B.F, Minnesota, 11, M.S, 12. 8upt,
forest exp. sta, Minnesota, 1IS-, tust. prof, for-
estry, IS- .A.A; Soc Foresters; EcoL Soc.

Kennard, Dr. E(arle) H(e886), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Physics. Columbus, Ohio,
Aug. 2, 85. A.B, Pomona, 07; B.A, Oxford
(Eng), 10, B.Sc, 11; fellow, Cornell, 11-12,
Ph.D, 13. Asst. physics, Cornell, 12-13, instr,
13-14; Minnesota, 14-16; asst. prof, Cornell,
19- A. K. AngstrSm nocturnal-radiation exped.
to Mt. Whitney, 13. Physical Soc Unipolar
induction; decay of low-temx>eratttre phosphores-
eenoe; effect of light on contact potentials;
thermodynamics of fluorescence.

Kennard, Fred(eric) H(edg6), 246 Dudley Bead,
Newton Center, Mass. Ornithology. Brookline,
Mass, Nov. 19, 65. A3, Harvard, 88. Mem.
Oraith. Union; Nuttall Omith. Club.

Kennedy, Dr. Clarence H(aniilton), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Entomology. Bock-
port, Ind, June 25, 79. A.B, Indiana, 02, A.M,
.03; Stanford, 14; Ph.D, Cornell, 19. Scientific
asst. Bur. Fisheries, 03-04; instr. limnol, Cor-
nell, 16-17 ; sool, N. C. Col, 18-19 ; entom, Ohio
State; 19- A.A; Entom. Soc; Cooper Omith.
Club; Ohio Acad. Morphology of insects;
Odonata.

Kennedy, Dr. Oomelia, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Biochemistry. Eau Claire,
Wis, Feb. 3, 85. A.B, Minnesota, 03 ; M.S, Wis-
consin, 16; Berliner fellow, Hopkins, 18-19,
Ph.D, 19. Asst. chemist, Washburn-Crosby Flour
Mills, 03-08 ; instr. agr. chem, Minnesota, 08-14,
asst. prof, X0-, asst. agr. biochemist, Minn. Exp.
Sta, 08- Nutrition.

Kennedy, Dr. John JCoeeph), Maywood Chemical
Works, Maywood, N. J. Chemistry. Nov. 21,
91. A.B, Cornell, 12, B.Chem, 13, Ph.D, 16.
Chemist, Maywood Chem. Works, 16- Chem.
Soc. Nitration products of phenoltetrachloroph-
thalein and tetrachlorofiuoran.

Kennedy, Julian, 5400 Forbes St, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Mining engineering. Lowellville, Ohio, March
15, 52. Ph.B, Yale, 75, hon. A.M, 00; hon.

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D.£ng, Stevens, 09. Manageri Carnegie Blast
Furnaces and Steel Works, 79-88; engineer,
Latrobe Steel Works, 89-91; consultiT^ engi-
neer, 91- Min. Eng.

Kennedy, Piof. P(atrick) Beveridge, University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Agronomy. Mt.
Vernon, Scotland, June 17, 74. Ont. Agr. Col,
92; B.A.S, Toronto, 94; Ph.D, Cornell, 99.
Asst. chemist, Ont. Agr. Col, 95; asst, div.
agrost, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 99, expert in charge
exp. work, 00; asst. prof, bot, hort. and for-
estry, Nevada, and Nev. Agr. Exp. Sta, 00-02,
prof, 02-13; asst. prof, agron, CMfomia, and
Caiif. Exp. Sta, 14-18, asaoc. prof, 18- Eco-
nomic botany; flora of California; range im-
provement; grasses; legumes; the genus Tri-
folium.

Eennelly, Prof. ACrthux) E(dwln), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. ^Eleoirioal engi-
neering. Colaba, Bombay, India, Dec 17, 61.
Univ. CoL Sch, London, 72-75; hon. ScD,
Pittsburgh, 95; A.M, Harvard, 06. Electrician,
Eastern Teleg. Co, London, 76-86; principal
elec. asst. to Thomas A. Edison, 86-94; consult-
ing engineer, Philadelphia, 94-02; prof, eleo. eng,

. Harvard, M- Consulting elec. engineer, Oten.
Elec. Co, 90-94 ; mem. elec. juries, Phila. Export
Expos, Pan- Am. Expos, and La. Purchase Expos ;
pres, U. S. nat. committee, Int. Electrotech.
Commission, 10, 13; Int. Ilium. Commission,
Berlin, 13. Two premiums of merit, Britidi
Inst. Elec Eng; Longstreth and Potts medals,
Franklin Inst, 17. Int Elec. Cong, Paris, 00 (v.
pres); St. Louis, 04 (gen. sec'y). A. A; Elec
Eng. (past pres) ; Radio Eng. (past pres) ;
Ilium. Eng. Soc (past pres); Math. Soc; Phys-
ical Soe; hon. mem. Nat. Elec. Light Ass; hon.
fel. Eleetro-Therapeut. Ass; Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad; Paclfle Astron. Soc; Franklin Inst; hon.
m^m. N. Y. Elec. Soc; hon. cor. mem. British
Ass; fel. Royal Astron. Soc; hon. mem. British
Inst. Elec Eng. Magnetics in engineering; al-
ternating electric currents.

Kenney, Dr. Arthur WCebster), 905 West St,
Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Nov. 15, 91.
Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech, 18. Research assoc
physical chem, Mass. Inst. Teeh, 17; research
chemist, E, I, duPont de Nemours and Co, IS-
Lieut, and capt, C.W.S, 17-18. Chem. Soc.
Thermodynamic properties of carbon dioxid and
of ether.

Kennioott, Cms (Langdon), The Orchard, Chicago
Heights, 111. Chemistry. Chicago, Feb. 25, 71.
Case, 93. Chemist, Nelson Morris and Co, Chi-
cago; Dept. of Health; Consumers lee Co; city
chemist, Chicago; chief engineer, ry. dept, The
Permutet Co. Chem. Soc; West. Soc Eng; Chi-
cago Acad; Chicago Ry. Club; Chicago Eng.
Club; N. Y. Chemists Club; fel. London Chem.
Soc. Milk analysis; water analysis; dust ex-
plosions; water softening; methods of mineral
water analysis.

Kennon, Prof. W(l]liaiii) L(ee), University of
MiMissippi, Uni^rsity, Miss. Chemistry. Co-
lumbus, Miss, May 3, 82. B.S, MiUsaps, 00,
M.S, 01; fellow, Hopkins, 05-06, Ph.D, 06.
Asst. chem, Millsaps, 00-01; prof. chem. and
physics, Ky. Wesleyan, 01-03; instr. chem, Wil-
liams, 06-09; asst. prof, Mississippi, 09-11,

prof, physios and astron, 11- Physical Soc.
Physical properties of solutions; the direct
measurement of osmotic pressure of cane-sugar
solutions.

Xenrick, Prof. Frank B(oMl6r), 77 Lonsdale
Road, Toronto, Can. Chemistry. Send, England,
Feb. 4, 74. B.A, Toronto, 94, 1851 Exhibition
research schoLir, 94-97, M.A, 01; Ph.D, Leip-
sigy 96. Asst. chem, Toronto, 97-00, lecturer,
00-07, assoc. prof, 07-19, prof, 19- Physical
chemistry; equilibrium; rate of reaction; sur-
face tension phenomena.

Kent, Prof. F(red«rick) OOiarles), Oregon- Agri-
<Viltaral College, Corvallis, Oregon. Mathemat-
ics. Monroe, Mich, May 7, 74. B.S, A.B, Mich-
igan, 94. Instr. math, high schools, Minn, 95-
03; head dept. math. Cent. State Nor. Sch,
Edmond, Okla, 08-11; asst. prof, math, Okla-
homa, 11-16; assoc. prof, Oregon Col, t&- Asst.
teacher, Realgymnasium, Berlin, Germany, 14-

15. Math. Soc; Math. Verein. Elementary
transcendental functions; pedagogy of elemen-
tary mathematics.

Kent, Dr. araoe Haion, Grafton, Mass. Psychol-
ogy. Michigan City, Ind, June 6, 75. A.B,
Iowa, 02, A.M, 04; Ph.D, George Washing-
ton, 11. Psychological research, Phila. Hosp.
for Insane, 06-07; Kings Park State Hosp, N.
Y, 07-10; Govt. Hosp. for Insane, Washington,
D. C, 10-11; State Hosp, Warren, Pa, 11-12;
psychologist, State* Training Sch. for Feeble-
minded, Clinton, 8. C, fSO- A.A; Psychol. Ass.
Association in insanity; habit formation in de-
mentia praecox; occupations for the insane;
performance tests.

K«nt, Prof. Norton ACdama), Boston University,
Boston, Mass. ^Physics. New York, N. Y, July
28, 73. A.B, Yale, 95; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01.
Asst, Yerkes Observatory, 01-03; prof, physics,
Wabash, 03-06; asst. prof, Boston, 06-10, prof,
10- AA; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Am.
Acad. Zeeman effect; electric spark in liquids
and in air at high pressure ; shift of spark lines
due to ^hanged conditions; vacuum tube dis-
charge in magnetic field; magnetic separation
of lithium doublets; line structure.

Kent, Prof. O(lney) B(row]i), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Zoology. Meriden, Conn, Nov.

16, 90. B.S, Cornell, 13, M.S, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Instr. poultry husbandry, Cornell, 13-17, asst.
prof, 17-20, prof, fSO- Poultry husbandry; egg
production.

Kmyon, Prof. A(lfred) M(oiiroe), 315 Univer-
sity St, West Lafayette, Ind. Mathematics.
Medina, Ohio, Dec 10, 69. A.B, Hiram, 94;
A,M, Harvard, 98. Teacher, high sch, Welling-
ton, Ohio, 94-96; instr. math, Pwdue, 98-01,
assoc. prof, 01-03, prof, OS-, head of dept, 08-
Instr. math, Case, 97; Mass. Naut. Training
Sch, 98. Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Eng. Educ;
Ass. Prof; Ind. Acad. Analysis and pedagogy
of engineering mathematics.

Kenyon, Otis Alien, 105 W. 72d St, New York,
N. Y. Electrical engineering. Baldwinsville,
N. Y, Nov. 19, 79. M.E, Cornell. Editor,
McGraw-Hill Book Co, 05-11; asst. to Dr. Ed-
ward Weston, 11; consulting engineer, 12-15;
chief engineer, Arc Welding Machine Co, 15-18 ;

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engineer, Bay D. lAUibridge, Ine, 18- Elee.
Eng; AutomotiTQ Eng. Are welding; produc-
tion processes.

Eephart, Dr. A(dam) P(erry), North Carolina
CoUege, Greensboro, N. C. Psychology. Avalon,
Mo, Feb. 18, 83. A.B, Leander Clark, 04, A.M,
12; Ph.D,_Penn8ylvania, 18. Instr, Drexel Inst,
14-15; asst. p&Qrehol, Pennsylvania, 16-18; prof,
secondary edttc, N. C. CoU for Women, 18-
Edncation; Witmer form board.

Kepner, Prof. W(Ullani) A(lll8on), University of
Virginia, University, Va. Biology, Mt. Alto,
Pa, July 9, 75. A.B, Franklin and Marshall^ 98,
A.M, 00; GKHtingen, 03; fellow, Princeton, 03-
04; Ph.b, Virginia, 08. Prof, invert, zool,
Millersville Nor. Sch, Pa, 01; teacher, Leyte
Island, P. I, 01-03 ; Instr. hiol, Virginia, 04-08,
adj. prof, 08-17, prof, 17- A.A; Soc, Zool.
Histology; behavior of Protozoa and Bhab-
docoeles.

Kem, Br. Edward F(raDk), Columbia University,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Metallurgy,
Knozville, Tenn, Dec. 13, 72. B.S, Tennessee,
97; Pennsylvania, 99-00; Ph.D, Columbia, 01.
Electrometallurgist, Can. Smelting Works, Trail,
B.C, 01-02; research metallurgist and electro-
metallurgist, Belt's Lab, Troy, N. Y, 02-06;
instr. metal, and eleotrometal, ColumtUi, 05-11,
prof, 11- A.A; Min. and Metal. Eng; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. 8oc. The quantitative sepa-
ration and determination of uranium; the lead
eoulombmeter; the effect of addition agents in
electrolytes; the electrodeposition of nickel and
iron; the electrolytic refining of iron, tin and
zinc; the treatment of complex lead-zinc ores;
eleel^lysis of vanadium solutions, cyanid solu-
tions and fused materials containing zinc; cop-
per precipitation; volatilization of gold and sil-
ver from copper alloys; arsenic and antimony;
anode residues; flotation tests in copx>er ores;
manganiferous slags in electric furnaces; basic
refractory materials for high temperature use;
tin ores; metals from speiss.

Kern, Br. Frank D(i]xm), Pennsylvania State Col-
lege, State College, Pa. ^Botany, Beinbedk,
Iowa, June 29, 83. B.S, Iowa, 04; M.S, Purdue,
07; fellow, Columbia, 10-11, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
animal morphol. and physiol, Iowa, 0^-04;
special agent, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
04-05; asst. and later assoc. botanist, Exp. Sta,
Purdue, 05-13, instr, crypt, bot, 10-11; prof,
hot. and head of dept, Pa. State, IS- Research
scholar, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 06, 07, 08, 10;
collaborator, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
07- A.A; Phytopath. Soc. (v. pres, 14, coun-
cilor, 16); Bot. Soc; Ind. Acad; Torrey Bot.
Club. Fungous diseases of crop plants; the
genus Oymnosporangium ; plant rusts.

Kerr, Dr. Abram T(iicker), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Anatomy. Buffalo, N. Y, Jan.
7, 73. B.S, Cornell, 95; M.D, Buffalo, 97. Asst.
hist, and path, Buffalo, 94-97, acting prof, anat,
97-98, adj. prof, and demonstrator, 98-00; asst.
prof, Cornell, 00-04, prof, 04- Sec'y> nied. col,
Cornell, 04-; trustee and v. pres, Ithaca City
Hosp. A. A; Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass. Spe-
cific gravity of blood and hemogtlobin; preser-
vation of anatomical material by cold storage;

ureter in man; brachial plexus in man; varia-
tions in stomach, spleen and liver.

r, 0(hArle8) H(eiiry), Moorestown, N. J.
Chemistry. Cleveland, Ohio, Sept. 23, 84. E.M,
Ohio State, 09. Chemist, Riverton Lime Co, 05 ;
Abrasive Materials Co, 06; Carborundum Co,
07-08; Am. Optical Co, 09-11; director, re-
search lab, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co, 11-17;
research manager, .^n. Optical Co, 17-20; v.
pres, De Zeug Standard Co, Camden, N. J. 20-
A. A; Chem. Soc; Optical Soc; Soc. Test. Mat;
Ceramic Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. Olass; re-
fractories; optics.

Kerr, Prof. E(iigene) WCydifle), 182 C St,
Vedada, Havana, Cuba. Mechanical engineer-
ing. McKinney, Tex, Feb. 16, 74. M.E, Tex.
Col; Stevens; Wisconsin; Purdue. Asst. prof,
mech. eng, Texas Col, 96-03; instr. nmchine de-
sign, Purdue, 03-05; prof. mech. eng, Louisiana,
05; engineer in charge exp. eng. dept, Cuban
Cane Sugar Corp. In charge special investiga-
tion in sugar eng, La. Exp. Sta. Meeh. Eng;
Eng. Educ; New Orleans Acad. Bagasse fur-
naces; heating and evaporation in sugar fac-
tories.

Kersbner, Prof. Jefferson B, 445 W. Chestnut St,
Lancaster, Pa. Mathematics, Physics. Berks,
Co, Pa, Aug. 16, 54. A.B, Franklin and Mar-
shall, 77, A.M, 81 ; Ph.D, Yale, 85. Prof. math,
and physics, FranJclin and Marshall, 80- Con-
sulting engineer, Edison Elec. Ilium. Co, 91-02;
Conestoga Traction Co, 02. A.A. (sec'y, A,
94); assoc. Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Elec-
tricity.

Hester, Prof. FCredarlck) E(dward), University
of Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. * Physics, Eaton,
Ohio, Feb. 22, 73. M.E, Ohio State, 95, fellow,
95-96; A.M, Cornell, 99, Ph.D, 05; CKJttingen,
03-04. Asst. physics, Ohio State, 96-98, instr,
99-01, asst. prof, 01-07, assoc. prof, 07-09 ; prof,
and head of dept, Kansas, 09- A. A; Physical
^ Soc. Phosphorescence; grouping of asteroids;
Joule-Thomson effect in gases.

Ketchnm, Prof. MUo S(mitb), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. CivH engineer-
ing. Kewanee, HI, Jan. 26, 72. B.S, Illinois,
95, C.E, 00. Instr. civil eng, Dlinois, 95-97;
practising engineer, 97-99; arat. prof, civil eng,
Illinois, 99-03; practising engineer, 03-04; prof,
civil eng, Colorado, 04-19, dean, coL eng. 05-
19; prof. civU eng. and in charge dept, Penn-
sylvania, 19- On leave of absence in eng. prac-
tise, 09-10; asst. director, U. S. Govt, explosive
plants, 18-19. A.A; Civil Eng. (director, 18-
21); Eng. Educ (sec'y, 04-06, pres, 18); Soc.
Test. Mat; B. R. Eng. Properties of engineer-
ing materials; walls, bins and grain elevators;
steel mill buildings; highway bridges; pressure
of grain in bins ; tests of reinforced concrete and
of timber.

Kettering, Oharleg FrankUn, Ridgeleigh Terrace,
Dayton, Ohio. Electrical engineering. Ashland
Co, Ohio, Aug. 29, 76. A\B, Ohio State, 04.
Pres, Dayton Eng. Laboratories Co; v. pres,
Delco Light Co; Dayton-Wright Airplane Co;
V. pres, and director. Gen, Motors Corp, pres.
Gen. Motors Besearch Corp. Trustee Ohio State.
Automotive Eng. (pre% 17) ; Mech. Eng; Elec.

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Eng. Electrical and meehanleal phases of the
automotive industry.

Kevffel, Carl W, 800 Adams St, Hoboken, N.
J. Optiea. Hoboken, Feb. 27, 91. M.E,
Stevens, 11. Optical Soc; Mech. Eng; Ilium.
Eng. Soc; Ceramic Soc; Soc. Glass Technol.
Optical engineering; manufacture of optical
glass.

Kew, Dr. W(i]Uam) S(tephen) W(eb8ter), U. S.
Geological Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology,
San Diego, Calif, June 15, 90. B.S, California,
12, M.S, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst. geologist, U. 8.
GeoL 8urv, 17, omoo. geologist, 18- A.A;
Paleont. Soc; Wash. Geol, Soc; Calif. Acad.
Paleontology.

Key, Dr. J(olin) A(lbert), Massachusetts General
Hospital, Boston, Mass. Anatomy, Jackson,
Miss, April 21, 90. B.S, Ala. Polytech, 13;
M.D, Hopkins, 18. Instr. anat, Creighton, 15-
16; asst, Chicago, summers, 15, 16; lieut, M.C,
17-19; res. house officer, Children's Hosp, Bos-
ton, 19-20; Mass, Gen. Hoep, tO- A.A; Ass.
Anat. Morphology of secretion; nerve cells;
crustacean blood cells; mitochondria.

Key, MJTB. Wilhehnine E(nteinan), Battle Creek
Sanitarium, Battle Creek, Mich. Sugenice, Hart-
land, Wis, Feb. 22, 72. A.B, Wisconsin, 94;
fellow, Chicago, 98-02, Ph.D, 01. Asst. German
and biol, high sch. Green Bay, Wis, 94-98 ; zool,
Chicago, 99-02; head, dept. biol. and nature
study, N. Mox. Nor. Univ, 03-04; presiding
teacher, Belmont Col, 07-09; prof, biol, Lom-
bard, 09-12; eugenical field worker, eugenics
record office, Carnegie Institution, 12-14; in-
vestigator, Pub. Charities Ass. of Pa, 14; educ.
director. State Training Sch, Polk, Pa, 14-17;
archivist, eugenics record office, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 17-20; in charge, hiol, and eugenics, race
betterment foundation, tO- A.A; ihigenics Be-
search Ass. Variation in Daphnia and Polistes;
feeble-minded citizens; human heredity.

Keyes, Prof. Charles B(ollin), 944 Fifth Ave,
Des Moines, Iowa. *Geology, Des Moines, Dec.
24, 64. B.S, Iowa, 87, A.M, 90; fellow, Hop-
kins, 90-92, Ph.D, 92. Museum asst, Iowa, 85-
87; paleontologist and artist with Wachsmuth
and Springer, 87-89; asst, TJ. S. GeoL Surv, 90-
92; paleontologist, Bur. Geol. and Mines, Mo,
90-92; asst. state geologist, Iowa, 92-94; di-
rector, Bur. Geol. and lldUnes, Mo, 94-97; pres,
N. Mex. Sch. of Mines, 02-06; consulting min-
ing engineer, 88- Lecturer min. geol, N. Mex.
Sch. of Mines, 07. A. A; GeoL Soc; fel. Am.
Geog. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Iowa Acad; St. Loi:ds Acad. Genesis of ore
deposits; geology of Mississippi valley and New
Mexico; paleontology of Missouri; Maryland
granites; American Carboniferous; geologic cor-
relation; changiBs in geologic climate; desert
geology; eolic erosion; geotectonics.

Keyes, Dr. D(onald) B(aboock), 660 Biverside
Drive, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Westerly,
R. I, Feb. 8, 91. B.S, N. H. Col, 13 ; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 14; Ph.D, California, 17. Asst. chem,
Columbia, 14; teaching fellow, California, 14-
17; chem, engineer, Bechman and Linden, 17-
18; V, 8, Indust, Alcohol Co, 18- Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soo; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists
Club. Applied physical chemistry.

Keyes, Dr. Sdward L(oiighboroiigli), Jr, 109 E.
34th St, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Elizabeth,
N. J, May 15, 73. A.B, Georgetown, 92, Ph.D,
01; M.D, Columbia, 95. Frof, urol, Univ. and
Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 10-11; med, col, Cor-
nell, 11- Urologist, St. Vincent's Hosp; urolo-
gist, Bellevue Hosp. A. A; UroL Ass. (pres,
16) ; Ass. Genito-Urinary Surg, (pres, 12) ; Int.
Urol Soc. (v. pres, 20). Urology.

Keyes, Dr. Frederick a(eorge), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
*Chemistry, Physics, ^Uigston, Can, June 24,
85. B.S, R. I. Col, 06; M.S, Brown, 07, Ph.D,
09. Asst. chem. Brown, 06-07, instr, 08-09,
G. A. B. research fellow, 09; research assoc.
physical chein, Mass. Inst. Tedk, 10-13; chief
engineer, Cooper Hewitt Elec Co, 13-16; assoc.
prof, physical chem, research. Mass, Inst, Tech,
16-19, director, tO- Director, C.W.S. research
and control lab, Puteaux, A.E.F. Physical Soc;
Am. Acad. Gas metabolism of bacteria; equi-
libria measurements; development of kinetic
theory; gaa and liquid phase; isometrics; ther-
modynamic properties of ammonia; establish-
ment of the absolute temperature scale; low
temperature in connection with kinetic theory
development.

Keyser, Prof. C(uslii8) J(a6k8on), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Mathematics, Raw-
son, Ohio, May 15, 62. Ohio Nor. Univ, 79-83;
B.S, Missouri, 92, LL.D, 14; Michigan, summer,
94; A.M, Columbia, 96, feUqw, 96-97, Ph.D, 02.
Supt. pub. schools, 85-89; prof, math, State
Nor. Sch, New Palz, N. Y, 92-94; instr. Smith
Acad, Washington (St. Louis), 94-95; instr,
Barnard, and tutor, Colv/mbia, 97-00, instr, 00-
02, adj. prof, 02-04, Adrain prof, 04-, head,
dept. math, 10-16. Instr. math. State Summer
Sch, Kirksville, Mo, 92-93; prof. California,
summers, 11, 15, exchange prof, 16; ed. pure
math, 'Encydop. Americana,' 04- A.A. (v.
pres, 08); Math. Soc; Philos. Ass; Ass. Teach-
ers Math. Middle States and Md; Mo. Valley
Teachers' Ass. (pres, 89). Geometry; founda-
tions of mathematics and logic; philosophy of
mathematics; infinite groups of relations.

Kezer, Prof. Alviilt Colorado Agricultural Col-
lege, Ft. Collins, Colo. ^ Agriculture. Bower,
Nebr, Nov. 7, 77. B.S, Nebraska, 94, A.M, 06.
Asst, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-06 ;
prof, soils, Nebraska, 06-09; agron, Colo, Agr,
Col, 09- A. A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Agron;
Chem. Soc; Soc Agr. Eng. Agronomy; yellow
berry in hard winter wheat; copper sulphate for
pond scums; inoculation of Nebraska soils with
alfalfa bacteria ; Colorado soils and crops.

Kidder, Prof. A(lbert) FCranklin), Agricultural
Experiment Station, Baton Rouge, La. Agron-
omy, Good Hope, 111, April 2, 81. B.S, Illi-
nois, 06. Asst, farm crops lab, Illinois, 04-06,
soil physics, 06-07 ; asst. prof, agron, Louisiana,
07-10, prof, 10-19, agronomist and asst. di-
reetbr, Exp, 8ta, 19- Asst, IlL Soil Surv, sum-
mers, 03, 04, 06. A.A; Sec. Agron. Com, cot-
ton and oat breeding; soil fertility.

Kidder, Dr. A(itnd) V(l]ieent), Phillips Acad-
emy, Andover, Mass. ^Archeology, Mar-
quette, Mich, Oct, 29, 85. A.B, Harvard, 08,
A.M, 11, Ph.D, 13. Austin teaching fellow an-

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throp, Harvard, 09-13; director, Andover exped^
to Pecos, 15-17, 19- Capt, Inf, A.E.F, 18-19.
Chevalier L6gion d^onneur. Anthrop. As8.
American archeology.

Kiess, O(arl) O(lareiice) 3516 Connecticut Ave,
Washington, D. C. Astronomy. Port Wayne,
Ind, Oct. 18, 87. A.B, Indiana, 10; fellow, Lick
Observatory, 10-13, Ph.D, California, 13. Instr.
astron, Missouri, 13-15; asst. prof, Pomona, 15-
16 ; asst. physicist. Bur, Standards, 17-19, assoo,
physicist, 19- Donohue medal, Pacific Astron.
Soc, 11. Astron. 8oc. Astrophysics; spectro-
scopy; variable stars; red and infra-red spectra
of the chemical elements.

Kiesselbacli, Prof. T(heodore) A(lezander), Agri-
cultural Ezi)eriment Station, Lincoln, Nebr.
Agronomy. A.B, Nebraska, 07, B.8, 08, AM,
12, Ph.D, 19. Instr. agron, Nebraska, 09, ezp.
asst, 10-11, prof, IS- Collaborator, U. S. Dept.
Agr; 'Hot. Abstracts.' See. Agron; Nebr.
Acad; Nebr. Corn Improvers' Ass. (sec'y, 11-
19). Forage crops; transpiration as a factor
in crop production; elimination of experimental
error in field crop tests; relation of the size of
seed and sprout value to the yield of small grain
crops.

Kilby, Br. COlnton Mtaury), Bandolph-Macon
Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va. Physics.
Suffolk, Va, Nov. 1, 74. A.M, Eandolph-Macon,
96; Chicago, 03; Columbia, 04; Ph.D, Hopkins,
09. Instr. math, Bandolph-Macon, 94-96; prin-
cipal, pub. schools, 96-98; teacher physics and
math, Woodberry Forest Sch, Va, 98-06; lec-
ture asst. physics, Hopkins, 08-09; instr, Lehigh,
09-10; prof, Bandolph-Macon Woman's Col, 10-
A.A; assoc. mem. Physical Soc. Bedetermina-
tion of wave-lengths of arc and spark lines of
titanium, manganese and vanadium; effect of
self-induction and capacity on wave-lengths.

Kildee, Prof. HCenry) H(ex1>ert), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Animal husbandry. Osage,
Iowa, March 1, 85. B.S.A, Iowa State, 08, fel-
low, 08-09, M.S.A, 17. Instr. animal husbandry,
Iowa State, 09, experimentalist, 09-10, assoc.
prof, in charge, dairy production, 10-15, prof,
animal husbandry and chief dairy husbandry,
15-16; chief dairy husbandry, Minnesota, 16-
18; head, dept, animal husbandry, Iowa State,
and chief, animal husbandry sect, Exp. Sta, 18-
A.A; Soc. Animal Production. Animal feeding;
dairy production.

migore, Prof. B(eiijamin) WCosley), Baleigh, N.
C. Chemistry. Lafayette Co, Miss, March 27,
67. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 88, M.S, 91; Hopkins,
96. Asst. chem. Miss. Agr. Col, 88-89; asst.
chemist, N. C. Exp. Sta, 89-97; prof, chem.
Miss. Agr. Col, 97-99; state chemist, N. C, 99-
19; director, Exp. Sta, 01-, extension service,
14- Mem. state board vocational educ. A. A;
Chem. Soc (chairman, N. C. sect, 01) ; Agr.
Chem. (pres, 00). Methods of analysis and
value of fertilizers, soils and feeds.

Sillam, Dr. 8(ainiiel) Douglas, University of Al-
berta, Edmonton, Can. Applied mathematics.
Yarmouth, N. 8, Can, May 9, 88. A.B, Mt. Al-
lison, Can, 08, A.M, 10; Ph.D, GOttingen, . 12.
Instr. applied math, Bochester, 12-13; assoc.
prof, Alberta, IS- Math. Soc; Math. Verein.
Graphical methods in mathematics and physics.

Kilmer, Fred(erlck) B(ani«tt), 147 CoUege Ave,
New Brunswick, N. J, Chemistry. Chapin-
viUe, Conn, Dec. 11, 51. N. Y. Col. Pharmacy,
75; Columbia, 77; Butgers, 85; Yale, 92;
Phar.M, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 20. Director,
laboratories, Johnson and Johnson, 89- Chem.
Soc; Pub. Health. Ass; N. J. Pharmaceut. Ass.
(pres) ; N. J. Micros. Soc. (pros) ; N. J. Chem-
ists Club; Soc. Quimica Agrie, Buenos Aires;
Ass. Econ. BioL England; London Soc. Chem.
Indust; Boyal Soc. Arts; Inst. Arzenmittel-
lehre, Braunschweig. Pharmaceutical chemistry;
hygiene; belladonna; kola; ginger; catlou;
carica papaya; intestinal tissue; alkaloids.

Kllpatrlck, Prof. Martin, Jr, Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, N.
Y, April 3, 95. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 15,
fellow, 15-18; A.M, Columbia, 17. Asst. chem,
N. Y. ITniv, 17-19; asst. prof, Vassar, 19-
Chem. Soc. Inorganic chemistry.

Kimball, Prof. Arthur L(alamie), Amherst, Mass.
*Physics. Succasunna, N. J, Oct. 16, 56. A.B,
Princeton, 81; Ph.D, Hopkins, 84. Assoc, and
later assoc. prof, physics, Hopkins, 84-91; prof,
Amherst, 91- Mem. board of examiners, Phila.
Elec. Expos, 84. A.A; Physical Soc. Deter-
mination of the unit of electrical resistance;
physical properties of gases.

Kimball, Prof. Dexter 8(lmp8on), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Mechanical engineering.
St. John, N. B, Oct. 21, 65. A.B, Stonford,
96, M.E, 13. Apprentice, Pope and Talbot, Port
Gktmble, Wash, 81-87; machine shop. Union Iron
Works, San Francisco, 87-93, drafting room,
dept. eng, 96-98; designing engineer. Anaconda
Min. Co, Mont, 98; asst. prof, machine design,
Cornell, 98-01; works manager, Stanley Elec.
Mfg. Co, 01-04 J prof. mech. aits, Cornell, 04-
05, machine design and construction, 05-15, in-
dust. eng, IS-, acting pres, 18, dean, col. eng, 20-
Mem. council indust. educ, N. Y. State Dept.
Educ, 11. Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; Indust. Eng.
Elements of machine design; industrial educa-
tion and organisation; elements of cost finding.

Kimball, Dr. H(erl)6rt) H(anrey), U. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, D. C. Meteorology. Hop-
kinton, N. H, Feb. 13, 62. B.S, N. H. Col,
84; M.S, George Washington, 00, Ph.D, 10;
fellow, Pittsburgh, 12-13. Asst. ed, 'Monthly
Weather Bev,' 01-03; librarian, Z7. S. Weather
Bur, 04-08 ; prof., meteorol. and in charge solar
radiation investigations, 08-20; meteorologist^
SO- Astron. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Atmospheric circulation;
evaporation from water surfaces; meteorology
of smoke; radiation from sun and sky; skylight
polarization; nocturnal radiation.

Kimball, Dr. J(o]m) Willard, 591 Kearny Ave,
Arlington, N. J. Chemistry. Manhattan', Kans,
July 30, 89. B.8, Colby, 12; Ph.D, Hopkins,
16. Instr. chem, Colby, 12-13; asst. prof,
Maine, 16-17; instr, Western Beserve, 17-18;
chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 19-
Lieut, C.W.S, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Limits of
esterification.

Klncaid, Prof. Trevor, University of Washington,
Seattle, Wash. Entomology. Peterboro, Ont,
Dec. 21, 72. B.S, Washington (Seattle), 99,
A.M, 01. Prof, eool, Washington (Seattle), 01-

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Asst, Am. Fur Seal Commission, Alaska, 97;
entomologist, Harriman Alaska esped, 99;
special agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08; director,
Puget Soond Marine Sta, 10-15. A.A; Ass.
Econ. Entoin; Entom. Soe; Soe. Zool; Ecol.
Soe; Pacific Entom. Soe; Cambridge Entom.
Club. Fishes; taxonomy and morphology of
insects; insects of Alaska; Psychodidae; Crabro-
nidae; Tenthredinidae ; life histories of Cole-
optera; life histories and habits of insects;
marine life of Puget Sound.

Bundle, Dr. Edward M(axtiii), Geological Survey
of Canada, Ottawa, Can. *PaleontoU>gy. Frank-
lin, Ind, March 10, 69. A.B, Indiana, 93; M.S,
Cornell, 96; Ph.D, Tale, 99. Instr. geol, In-
diana, 94-95; asst. state geologist, Ind, 98-01;
paleontologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 01-12; chief,
div. invert, paleont, Can. Oeol. Surv, 12- Vol-
unteer asst. Ark. GeoL Surv, 89; paleontologist,
Cornell exped. to Greenland, 96. A. A; Geol.
Soe; Paleont. Soe; Ecol. Soe; Boyal Soe. Can.
Devonian fossils and stratigraphy of Indiana;
Niagara faunas of Indiana; Ouray limestone
fauna of Colorado and New Mexico; Jefferson
limestone fauna and stratigraphy of the north-
ern Bocky Mountains; Onondaga fauna of the
Alleghany Mountain region; Devonian faunas
of the Mackenzie basin and northern Bocky
Mountains; sedimentology.

Kindred, Dr. (James) E(niest), 2167 Grandview
Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Zooloffy. Boston, Mass, Oct.
20, 93. A.B, Tufts, 14; A.M, Illinois, 15, fel-
low, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. zool, Illinois, 15-
17; instr. biol, dental sch, and demonstrator
histol. and embryol, med. sch. Western Beserve,
18-20, asst. prof, hiol, iO- Soe. Zool; Ohio
Acad. The crania of the Teleostei.

Elinealy, J(oliii) HCenry), 503 Granite Building,
St. Louis, Mo. Meohanioal engineering, Han-
nibal, Mo, March 18^ 64. D.E, Washington, (St.
Louis), 84. Eng. work, 84-86; instr. mech. eng,
Washington (St. Louis), 86-87; assoc. prof,
Tex. Col, 87-89; prof, N. C. Col, 89-92; Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 92-02: mech, engineer and
patent expert, Ot- A. A. (sec'y, D, 95); Mech.
Eng; Heat and Vent. Eng. (past pros) ; Frank-
lin Inst; St. Louis Acad; St. Louis Eng. (>lub
(past pros); Boyal Soe. Arts. Heating and
ventilating; the transmission of heat; steam-
engines and boilers; centrifugal fans; purifica-
tion of air for ventilation of buildings.

King, Dr. Arthnr S(coU), Mount Wilson Ob-
servatory, Pasadena, Calif. *Mxperimentai phys-
ics. Jerseyville, HI, Jan. 18, 76. B.S, Cali-
fornia, 99, M.S, 01, Ph.D, 03, Whiting fellow
(Bonn), 03-04; Berlin, 04-05. Asst. physics,
California, 01-03; Carnegie research asst, 04-
05; instr. physics, Cal&omia, 05-08; supt.
physical lah. Mount Wilson Observatory, 08-
Lecturer physics, California, 18. A.A; Phys-
ical Soe; Astron. Soe; fel. Boyal Astron.
Soe. Effect of changes of physical conditions
on are and spark spectra; electric furnace
spectra and Zeeman effect in relation to astro-
physical phenomena.

King, Prof. Charles Bdwin, Vanderbilt University
Medical School, Nashville, Tenn. Physiology.
Thomville, Ohio, June 4, 86. Ph.B, Heidelberg
(Ohio), 08; Ph.D, Chicago, 14. Instr. science.

Way land Acad, Wis, 08-10; asst. prof, physiol,
North Dakota, 13-16, assoc. prof, 16-17, prof,
and head of dept, 17-19; prof, physiol, and
Pharmacol, Alabama, 19-20; Vanderbilt, SO-
A.A; PhysioL Soe; Soe. Study Int. Secretions;
C^em. Soe. Pharmacology; enzymes; urinary
secretion; motor activities of the stomach.

Bang, Dr. Oynu A(mbro8e), 387 E. Fifth St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Botany. Plum Tree, Ind,
June 19, 67. A.B, Indiana, 93; A.B, Harvard,
97, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 02. Teacher nat. science,
high sch, Decorah, Iowa, 93-96; asst. bot. Har-
vard, 96-00, Badcliffe, 99-00; instr, Indiana,
00-02; teacher biol, DeWitt Cllinton High Sch,
N. Y. City, 02-07; first asst. and head, dept.
biol, Erasmus Hall High Sch, 07- Asst. bot,
summer sch, Harvard, 97-01; instr. in charge
bot, biol. sta, Indiana, summer, 02. A.A; Bot.
Soe. Cytology of Araiospora pulchra Thaxter;

* explosive antherozoids in Conocephalus; cytol-
ogy of Sapromyces and Bhipidium.

King, Bdward S(kinner), Harvard Ck>llege Ob-
servatory, Cambridge, Mass. * Astronomy. Liver-
pool, N. Y, May 31, 61. A.B, Hamilton, 87,
A.M, 90. Asst, Harvard Col. Observatory, 87-
90, 93-13, asst. prof, astron, IS- Observer in
charge. Harvard Astron. Sta, Mt. Wilson, Calif,
89. A.A; Astron. Soe; Am. Acad; hon. mem.
Nantucket Maria Mitchell Ass; Soe. astron. de
France. Forms of images in stellar photog-
raphy; transformation of prismatic to normal
spectra; photographic photometry on a uni-
form scale determined principally from out-of-
focus images; photographic photometry of stars
and other sources of light.

King, Prof. Bverett Sdgar, Urbana, HI. Civil
engineering. Warren, Ind, 77. B.S, Bose, 01,
M.S, 08, C.E, 09; A.B, Indiana, 10; fellow,
Cornell, 10-11, M.C.E, 11. Railway engi-
•neer, 01-07; prof, civil eng, Okla. Col, 07-10;
prof, railway eng, Iowa State, 11-18; railway
civil eng, Illinois, 18- Civil Eng; B. B. Eng;
Eng. Educ. Preservation of timber by anti-
septic treatment; railway signalling.

King, Dr. Helen Dean, Wistar Institute, Philadel-
phia, Pa. "Zoology. Owego, N. Y, Sept. 27, 69.
A.B, Vassar, 92; fellow, Bryn Mawr, 97-98,
Ph.D, 99^ fellow, 06-08. Student asst, bioL lab;
Bryn Mawr, 9^04; teacher physiol. Miss Bald-
win's Sch, Bryn Mawr, 99-07; asst. anat, Wistar
Inst, 08-09, assoc, 09-12; asst. prof, embryol,
IS- Soe Nat; Ass. Anat; Soe Zool; Eugenics
Beseareh Ass. Begeneration of eye of Bana
palustris; regeneration in Tubularia crocea; ef-
fects of heat on development of toad's egg; sex
determination in amphibians; germ-cells in am-
phibians and mammals; parthenogenesis; sex
determination in mammals; growth and repro-
duction of the white rat; modification of sex
ratio; inbreeding.

King, Prof. H(erbert) H(lram), 916 Humboldt
St, Manhattan, Kans. Chemistry, Ewing, 111,
Feb. 28, 82. A.B, Ewing, 04, A.M, 06; M.S,
Kansas State, 15; fellow, Chicago, 17-18, Ph.D,
18. Prof, chem, Manchester, 04-06; asst, Kan-
SOS State, 06-08, instr, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-14,
assoc. prof, 14-18, prof, and head of dept, 18-,
asst. chemist, Mng. sta, 10-14, assoc. chemist,
14-16, chemist in charge, 18-, chemist in charge,

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Agr, Exp. Sta, 18- Ghexn. Soc; E:an8a8 Acad.
Surface tension; adsorption; colloids; paint
oils; pigments:

King, Prof. Horace W(il]iaiii8), 1203 Oakland
Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. Civil engineering. Big
Rapids, Mich, Feb. 10, 74. B.8.(C.E), Michi-
gan, 95. Practising engineer, 95-12; prof, hy-
draulic eng, Michigan, It- Civil Eng. Hy-
draulic engineering; irrigation and drainage.

King, Dr. Irving, University of Iowa, Iowa City,
Iowa. Psychology, Philosophy. Richmond, Ind,
July 17, 74. A.B, Earlham, 96; fellow, Chi-
cago, 01-03, Ph.D, 04. Princix>al, Tonganozie
Acad, Kans, 96-98; Bloomingdale Acad, Ind,
98-00; instr. psychol. and hist, of educ, Pratt
Inst, 03-06; asst. prof, eduo, Michigan, 06-00;
prof, Iowa, 09- Head, dept. pedag, La. State
Nor. Sch, spring, 02; dept. psychol. State Nor.
Sch, Oshkosh, Wis, 03; asst. philos, Chicago^
summer, 02, lecturer educ, summer, 06; Kan-
sas, summer, 09. A.A; Psychol. Asa. Psychol-
ogy of child development; the psychological
analysis of the religious consciousness; genetic
psychology; social aspects of education.

King, Dr. Jno. O, Banning, Calif . Medicine. Pitts-
burgh, Pa, Feb. 9, 53. M.D, Nashville^ 74. Sur-
geon, South. Pacific By. Co, 85-; Banning Eosp,
00- Calif. State Board of Med. Examiners, 04-
06. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Col. Surg; Calif. Med.
Soc. (pres); S. Calif. Med. Soc. (pres). Tuber-
culosis.

King, J(08eph )L(yonel), Bureau of Plant In-
dustry, Harrisburg, Pa. Entomology, Cleve-
land, Ohio, Jan. 10, 88. B.S, Ohio State, 14;
M.S, niinois, 16. Asst. entomologist, Ohio Exp.
Sta, 12-17; special agent in Japan, U. 8. Dept,
Agr, tl" A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Eeon. Entom;
Ohio Acad. Lesser peach borer; Synanthedon
pictipes. ^

King, Prof. Louis VCessot), McGill University,
Montreal, Can. Physics. Toronto, Can, April
18, 86. B.A, McGill, 05, D.Sc, 15; B.A, Cam-
bridge, 08, M.A, 14. Lecturer physics, McGUl,
10-13, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc. prof, 15-20,
Macdonald prof, tO- Cambridge math. trix>os.
Physical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng; feL Royal Soc.
Can. Mathematical physics and electrophysics ;
solar and sky radiation; anemometry; fog-
signal machinery; submarine acoustics.

King, Dr. B(obert) W(aldo), 463 West St, New
York, N. Y. Physics. Sioux Falls, S. Dak,
May 13, 90. A.B, Cornell, 12, Ph.D, 15. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 13-17; engineer. Western Elec.
Co, 17-20; Am. Tel, and Tel, Co, iO- Physical
Soc. Heat conductivity; thin metal films; high
vacua.

King, Dr. W (alter) E(dward), Beebe Labora-
tories, Inc, St. Paul, Minn. Bacteriology. Kins-
man, Ohio, Sept. ?, 77. A.B, Wabash, 00, hon.
A.M, 08; A.M, Cornell, 05; M.D, Detroit Col,
Med, 14. Asst. bacter, Cornell, 02-05; research
bacteriologist, Parke, Davis and Co, Detroit,
Mich, 05-08; bacteriologist, Kansas State, 08-
10; bacteriologist and asst. director med. re-
search, Parke, Davis and Co, 10-19; lab, di-
rector, Beebe Lab, Inc, 19- A. A; Soc. Bact;
Ass, Immunol; Pub. Health Ass; U. S. Live
Stock Sanit. Ass. Bacterial flora of the intestine
of the chicken; the oral administration of anti-

toxins and toxins; diagnosis of glanders by
agglutination; hog cholera; soil bacteriology;
filterable viruses; viability of bacteria; estima-
tion of number of bacteria in suspension.

King, Dr. W(iUard) V(aa Orsdel), Box 770, New
Orleans, La. Entomology. Virginia City, Mont,
July 19, 88. B.S, Mont. Col, 11 ; Ph.D, Tulane,
15. Entom, asst, bur, entom, U. S. Dept. Agr,
10- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Micros. Soc; New
Orleans Acad. Medical entomology; Rocky
Mountain spotted fever; pellagra; malaria
fever; mosquitoes.

.cCingery, Dr. H(iigh) M(eMillan), 1101 Aurora
Ave, Boulder, Colo. Anatomy, Emporia, Kans,
May 19, 87. A.B, Wabash, 08, A.M, 09; Ph.D,
Cornell, 17. Instr. physics and chem, Idaho, 09-
10; elementary science, Robert Col, Constanti-
nople, 10-11; physics and chem, high sch, Em-
poria, Kans, 11-12; asst. and instr. histol. and
embryol, Cornell, 12-18; air service, 18-19;
instr. anat, Colorado, 19-20, asst. prof, XO-
Histology; cytology; embryology.

Kinghom, Dr. Hngh M(cL«nnan), 14 Church St,
Saranac Lake, N. Y. Medicine. Kingston,
Ont, Nov. 9, 69, B.A, McGill, 90, M.D, CM,
94. Res. physician, Montreal Gen. Hosp, 94-
96; practising physician, 96- Acting supt,
Montreal Gen. Hosp, 96. Ass. Path, and Bact.
Tuberculosis.

Kingsbury, Albert, Greenwich, Conn. Mechanical
engineering. Near Morris, HI, Dec. 23, 62.
Buchtel, 80; Ohio State, 84^85; M.E, Cornell,
89. Supt. machine shops, H. B. Camp Co, Cuya-
hoga Falls, Ohio, 90-91 ; prof. mech. eng, N. H.
Col, 91-99; applied mech, Worcester, 99-03;
mech. engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, OS- Consulting engineer, Pittsburgh, 10.
A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ. Friction and lu-
brication; meclmnics; steam engineering; tests
of lubricating oils.

Kingsbury, Prof. B(onjamin) F(rdeman), Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y. * Histology, Embryol-
ogy. St. Charles, Mo, Nov. 18, 72. A.B,
Buchtel, 93; Ph.D, Cornell, 96; M.D, Freiburg,
03. Instr. histol, Cornell, 96-99, asst. prof, 99-
01, physiol, 03-08, prof, histol. and embryol, 08-
CoUaborator, *Jour. Comp. Neur'; 'Am. Jour.
Anat' A. A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat. Compara-
tive anatomy.

Kingsbury, Prof. FCrands) B(iillard), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Biochemistry.
Holliston, Mass, Nov. 18, 86. A.B, Harvard, 09,
A.M, 12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. physiol. chem. and
physiol, Minnesota, 13-17, asst. prof, physiol.
chem, 17-20, OMOC. prof, fSO- Lieut, and capt,
Sanit. C, A.E.F, 18-19. Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem.
Soc. Synthesis of hippuric acid in the animal
organism; blood of new-born infants; relation
of bile to digestion and absorption of fat.

Klngsford, Dr. H(oward) N^elson), Hanover, N.
H. Pathology, Bacteriology. Providence, R. I,
Sept. 24, 71. Brown, 94; M.D, Dartmouth, 97,
A.M, 08; Harvard Med. Sch, 98. Instr. path.
and bacter, Dartmouth, 98-00, prof, 01-, med.
director, OS- House officer, Hitchcock Hosp,
Hanover, 97 ; path, dept, Boston City Hosp, 98 ;
pathologist, Hitchcock Hosp, 02; Littleton, N.
H, Hosp; Manchester, N. H, Hosp; state bac-
teriologist, N. H. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.

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Med. Ass. Mosquitoes; etlologj of cancer; in-
fectious diseases; gall-stones; water pollution;
copper sulphate and water supplies; college
sanitation; rabies in New Hampshire.

Kiagsley, Prof. J(olm) S(terUiig), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. ^Zoology, Comparative
anatomy, Cincinnatus, N. Y, April 7, 54. A.B,
Williams, 75 ; ScD, Princeton, 85 ; Freiburg,
91-92. rrof, aool, Indiana, 87-89; Nebraska,
89-91; Tufts, 92-13: lUinois, IS- Ed, 'Am.
Naturalist,' 86-96, bioL board, 08-; ed, 'Jour,
of Morphol,' 10-20. Delegate, Int. Zool. Cong,
Graz, 10. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat;
Wash. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Phila.
Acad; London Zool. Soc Embryology; mor-
phology of vertebrates.

KlngstoB, Prof. H(arold) B(eynold8), University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Mathematics,
M.A, Queen's (Can), 08; Ph.D, Chicago, 14.
Teacher, pub. schools, Ont, 03-09; asst, dept.
math, Shortridge High Sch, Indianapolis, Ind,
08-12; lecturer, dept, math, and astron, Mani-
toba, 13-18, asst, prof, 18- Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Royal Astron. Soc. Can. (sec'y, Winnipeg
branch, 15-17, pres, 17-19). Metric differential
geometry.

Sinman, CCharles) F(raiiklln), 2100 Marshall
Way, Sacramento, Calif. Agriculture, Illinois,
Dec. 11, 80. B.S, Kansas State, 04. Asst. hor-
ticulturist, Ala. Polytech, and Exp. Sta, 04-06;
Estaeion Cent. Agron. de Cuba, 07-09; horticul-
turist, P. R. Exp. Sta, 09-18; pomologist, office
hort, and pomol, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 18- Fruit
culture; leguminous cover crops and root crops
for Porto Rico; vegetables in Porto Rico; coco-
nut seed selection.

KlTinaman, Dr. A(xidrew) J(aneway), Bowling
Green, Ky. Psychology, Pedagogy. Logansport,
Ind, Feb. 27, 63. Cent. Nor. Col, 83-85; sch.
of pedag, N. T. Univ, 94; A.B, Indiana, 00,
A.M, 01; fellow, Clark, 00-02, Ph.D, 02.
Teacher, Cent. Nor. Col, 85-93, instr. pedag.
and math, 94-99; v. principal, State Nor. Sch,
East Stroudsburg, Pa, 02-03; pres, Cent. Nor.
Col, 03-06; dean, W, Ky, State Nor, 06- In-
stitute lecturer, Ind, Ky, Del. and Pa. Develop-
ment of skill in physical control; genesis of
voluntary control; comparison of judgments of
lifted weights; mental life of two Macacus
rhesus moiSceys in captivity.

Kinney, Abbot, Venice, Calif. Forestry, Brook-
side, N. J, Nov. 16, 50. Heidelberg, 66; Paris,
68. With Prof. O. C. Marsh, U. S. Paleont.
Surv, 73; Sanit. Commission, Egypt, 77; chair-
man, Calif. Board of Forestry, 85-88. Chair-
man, Yosemite Valley Commission, 98; head,
forestry sch. South. California, 00; founder,
aquariimi and marine biol. sta. South. CaUfor^
nia; adviser of council; ed, 'Los Angeles Sat. «
Post. ' Forestry Ass. (past v. pres) ; Nat. Irrig.
Ass; S. Calif. Acad, (past pres); Calif . Forestry
Soc. (pres). Forestry and forest flora of the
Pacific coast; Eucalyptus; human reproduction;
uses of germs ; medical properties of native Cali-
fornia plants.

Kinney, Dr. J(acob) M(ilU8on), Hyde Park High
School, Chicago, III. Mathematics, Spencer,
Ind, Dec. 21, 77. A.B, Indiana, 04; A.M, Ne-
bmska, 07; fellow, Illinois, 08-10; Ph.D, Chi-

cago, 17. Teacher, pub. schools, Spencer, Ind,
96-98; principal, Mgh schools, Ind, 99-06;
teaching fellow, Nebraska, 06-08; instr, math,
Lewis Inst, 10-12; Hyde Park High Sch, IfS-
Math. Ass. Projective differential geometry.

Kinnlcntt, Dr. Soger, 56 Cedar St, Worcester,
Mass. Pathology, Worcester, Feb. 12, 80.
A.B, Harvard, 02, M.D, 06. Asst, path. lab.
Mass. Gen. Hosp, Boston, 09-11; director, lah^
Mem, Hosp, Worcester, 11- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriology.

KliiBella, Prof. Balph A, St. Louis Univer-
sity School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo.
Medicine, St. Louis, Feb. 13, 86. A.B, St.
Louis, 07, A.M, 10, M.D, 11. Fellow med. re-
search, Columbia, 14-17; instr. med, 15-17;
prof, exp, med, St, Louis, 19- Major, M.R.C,
17-19. Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc. Infectious
diseases; Streptococcus; acute rheumatic fever;
Gonococcus infections.

Kinsley, Prof. Oarl, Cosmos Club, Washing-
ton, D. C. * Physics, Lansing, Mich, Nov. 25,
70. A.B, Oberlin, 93, A.M,*96; M.E, Cornell,
94; fellow, Chicago, 01-02; Cambridge, 04.
Instr. physics, Wadiington (St. Louis), 94-99;
elec. expert. War Dept, 99-01; instr. physics,
Chicago, 02-03, asst. prof, 03-09, assoc. prof,
09-19. Major, Sig. C, chief of sect ten,
M.I.D, gen. staff, U.S.A, 17-19; radio research
and development, 19- A.A; Physical Soc;
assoc. mem. Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; Radio Eng.
Frequency of alternating currents; series-
dynamo electric machines; coherers for wireless
telegraphy; residual charges of condensers;
short spark discharges; methods of designing
electrical* machines; dielectric losses; discharge
through gases; radio direction measurements;
telegraphy.

KipUnger, Prof. O(laudie) 0(layto&), Mt. Union
College, Alliance, Ohio. Chemistry, Physics,
West Salem, Ohio, Jan. 6, 84. A.B, Western
Reserve, 10; Iowa State, 13-16. Teacher phys-
ics and chem, high sch, Lincoln, lU, 10-13;
instr. chem, Iowa State, 13-16; asst. prof, Mis-
sissippi, 16-17; org. chem, Kentucky, 17-18;
acting head, dept, chem, Mt, Union, 18- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Ky. Acad. Ebulliscopic determina-
tion of molecular weights; apparatus designing;
absorption spectra and chemical constitution.

Klrby, Dr. George H(iighe8), Psychiatric Insti-
tute, Ward's Island, N. Y. Psychiatry. Golds-
boro, N. C, Feb. 9, 75. B.S, North Carolina, 96;
M.D, L. I. Col. Hosp, 99. Assoc. cUn. psyddat,
N. Y. Psychiat. Inst, 02-08; instr. psychopath,
med. col, Cornell, 06-12; director clin. psychiat,
Manhattan State Hosp, 08-17; prof, mental dis-
eases, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp, Med. Col, 14-
17; psychiat, med, col, ComeU, 17-; director, N.
T. State Psychiat. Inst, 17- Major, M.0. 18-19 ;
surgeon (reserve) and consultant, psychiat, U.
S. Pub. Health Service, 20- Mem. Int. Com-
mittee for Scientific Study of Alcohol Problems;
Nat. Committee Mental Hygiene; ed, 'N. Y.
State Hospitals Quart.' Medico-Psychol. Ass;
Neur. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Psychiat.
Soc; N. Y. Neurol. Soc. Alcohol psychoses; race
psyohopathology ; manic-depressive insanity ;
catatonic syndromes.

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Kirby, BCobert) S (teams), Ithaca, N. Y. Plant
pathology. Battle Creek, Mich, March 18, 92.
B.S, N. Mex. Col, 16; fellow, Iowa State, 16-18,
M.8, 17. Asst. pathologist, office cereal investi-
gations, bar. plant indnst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-
19; instr. extens. plant path, Cornell, 20- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Phjtopath. Soc; Iowa Acad. Cereal
rusts; fruit bud development.

Kirby, Prof. TbomaB J(08eph), University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Bducation, Clayton,
Ind, Dec. 16, 77. A.B, Indiana, 06; A.M,
Columbia, 10, Ph.I>, 13. Teacher, pub. schools,
97-99; principal, high sch, 99-06; supt. schools,
Scottsburg, Ind, 06-09; supervisor. Children's
Aid Soc. Schools, New York, 10-13; prof, ele-
mentary educ, Pittsburgh, 13-16; secondary
educ, 15-20; Iowa, BO- PsychoL Ass. Practise
in the case of school children; measurement of
achievement in school work.

Kirchor, Dr. Bdward A(agQ8t Theodore), Na-
tional City Co, New York, N. Y. Mathematics.
Chicago, 111, March 21, 90. A.B, Illinoia, 11,
A.M, 12, Ph.D,^14. Instr. math, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 14-15; Ha'rvard, 15-17; investment hank-
ing, Nat. City Co, 19- Capt, C.A.C, A.E.F,
17-19. Math. Soc. Residue classes of Kron-
ecker modular systems; finite algebras.

Kirk, Dr. Charles TCowneend), 327 S. Wheeling
St, Tulsa, Okla. Geology. Francisco, Ind, June
22, 76. B.S, Oklahoma, 04, A.M, 05; fellow,
Wisconsin, 08-10, Ph.D, 10. Supt. schools,
Norman, Okla, 03 ; instr. science, high sch, Okla-
homa City, Okla, 05-06; geol, Mont. Sch. Mines,
06-08; statistician, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 07-08,
junior geologist, 10-12; asst. prof, geol, Hunter,
10-13; prof, New Mexico, and state geologist,
N. Mex, 13-17; consulting geologist,* 18- Mem.
jury awards, San Diego Expos, 15. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Min. Eng; N. Mex. Geog. Soc. (sec'y, 16-
17) ; N. Y. Acad, (sec'y, geol. sect, 13). Drain-
age and sedimentation; stratigraphy; mineral-
ization at Butte, Mont; western coal deposits;
tungsten of Boulder Co, Colo; loci and migra-
tion of oil in anticlines.

Kirk, Edwin, U. S. Geological Survey, Washing-
ton, D. C. Paleontology. Bichland, S. Dak,
Dec. 6, 84. A.B, Columbia, 07, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
paleont, Columbia, 07-09 ; junior geologist, U. 8.
Geol. Surv, 09-17, paleontologist, 17-19, geolo-
gist, tl- Oil expert, Bolivia-Argentina Explor-
ation Co, 19-20. A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc.

Kirk, Dr. Bdwin O(arTey), University of Chicago,
Chicago, m. Surgical pathology. Lima, Ohio,
Oct. 25, 80. B.S, Chicago, 02, fellow, 03-05,
Ph.D, 07, M.D, 09. Asst. zool. and embryol,
Chicago, 02-03, anat, 05-07, assoc, 07-08, instr,
08; intern, Presb. Hosp, Qiicago, 10-12; asst.
pathologist and pathologist, Michael Beese Hosp,
Chicago, 12-16; Sloane Hosp, N. Y. City, 16-17;
prof. path, and head of dept, Loyola, 17-18;
head, dept. path, and surg. path, Chicago Post-
Grad. Med. Sch, 18- Histogenesis of gastric
glands; tetanus immunity; gastric glands; car-
cinoma; hypophysis; regeneration of peripheral
nerves.

Kirk, Dr. W(lllia)ni, 162 First St, Carney's Point,
N. J. Chemistry. Greenfield, Iowa, Get. 23, 90.
A.B, Tarkio, 12; A.M, Nebraska, 14; Ph.D,

Cornell, 16. Chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, 16- Intermediates for dyestuffs.

Klrkham, Prof. William B(arri), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Zoology. Springfield, Mass,
Feb. 11, 82. A.B, Yale, 04, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 07;
Harvard, 04-05. Asst. hiol, Sheffield Set. Sch,
Yale, 05-07, instr, 07-16, asst. prof, 16- A. A;
Soc. Zool; Anthrop. Ass; Ass. Anat; Archeol.
Inst; N. Y. Zool. Soc. Vertebrate embryology
and anatomy.

Kirkland, A(rchle) H, Concord Depot, Ya. Ento-
mology. Huntington, Mass, June 4,73. B.S,Mas8.
Col, 94, M.S, 96. Asst. entomologist, Mass.
Gipsy Moth Committee, 94-00; v. pres. and gen.
manager, Bowker Insecticide Co, 00-05; supt,
Mass. Gipsy Moth Work, 05-08. Ass. Econ.
Entom; Boston Sci. Soc. Economic entomol-
ogy; shade tree insects; spraying apparatus;
insecticides.

Klrkpatrick, ECdwin) A(8biiry), State Normal
School, Fitchburg, Mass. Psychology, Child
study. Peoria, Iowa, Sept. 29, 62. B.S, Iowa
State, 87, Ph.M, 89; scholar and fellow, Clark,
89-91. Asst. math, and rhetoric, Iowa State,
88-89; instr. psjchol, philos. and hist, of educ.
State Nor. Sch, Winona, Minn, 92-98; head,
dept. psychol. and child study, State Nor. Sch,
Fitchhurg, Mass, 98- Instr, Columbia, Chicago,
Virginia, West Virginia, Cornell and Vermont,
summers; lecturer. Smith. A.A; Psychol. Ass.
Education; memory; learning; motor and men-
tal development of diildren; vocabularies.

Kirkpatrlck, Prof. EUia L, Colorado Agricultural
College, Ft. Collins, Colo. Eortieulture. South
English, Xowa, Aug. 21, 84. B.S, Iowa State,
14; M.S, Kansas, 20. Exten. asst. hort, Iowa
State, 14-15; instr. veg. gardening, Cornell,
15-17, asst. prof, 17-18; assoc. prof, hort, Colo,
Agr. Col, 18- Soc. Hort. Sci; Vegetable Grow-
ers' Ass; Sociol. Soc. Dehydration of fruits
and vegetables; adaptation of crops to high
altitudes.

Kirkwood, Prof. J(08eph) E(dward), University
of Montana, Missoula, Mont. Botany. Cedar
Bapids, Iowa, Jan. 24, 72. AJ3, Pacific, 98;
fellow, Princeton, 99, A.M, 02; Ph.D, Columbia,
03. Asst. biol. Teachers Col, Columbia, 00-01;
instr. bot, Syracuse, 01-03, assoc. prof, 03-07,
prof, 07; asst. botanist, Continental-Meziean
Bubber Co, 07-08; asst. prof. bot. and forestry,
Montana, 09-10, prof, 10-13, hot, IS- Asst.
bot, summer sch, Columbia, 00. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Ass. Prof; Torrey Bot. Club. Em-
bryology; chemical physiology; cytology; biol-
ogy of the Guayule rubber plant; botany of the
Bocky Mountains; trees and shrubs of the north-
ern Bocky Mountains.

.Kisliuk, Siaz, Jr, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Entomology. London,
England, Nov. 10, 89. B.S, Md. Col, 15; M.S,
Ohio State, 18. Field asst, bur. entom, V. S.
Dept. Agr, 15; asst. zool. and entom, 16-17;
field agent, bur. plant indust, 16, field asst, bur.
entom, 18, scientific asst, 18- Asst. nursery in-
spector, Md, summer, 14. A. A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc; Ohio Acad; Wash.
Entom. Soc. Medical entomology; muscid
flics; insects affecting the castor oil plant.

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Kissell, Ml88 M(ary) L(ol8), 106 Morningside
Drive, New York, N. Y. Anthropology, Daven-
port, Iowa, March 11, 74. B.8, Columbia, 11,
A.M, 13. Instr. anthrop, Chicago, 04-05; asst,
Columbia, 05-06; textile expert. Am. Museum
Nat. Hist, 06-11; assoc. prof, textile economics,
California, 12-14. Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
exped. to Papago and Pima Indians, 10-11;
Salish Indians, 16. A. A; fel. Inst. Social Sci.
Aboriginal textiles and basketry; a new type of
spinning.

Sitson, Prof. Harry DeoEter, Bloomington, Ind.
Psychology, Mishawaka, Ind, Aug. 11, 86. A.B,
Hiram, 09; A.M, Minnesota, 13; fellow, Chi-
cago, 13-14, Ph.D, 15. Assoc, psychol, Chicago,
14-15, instr, 15-19; assoc. prof, Indiana, 19-20,
prof, 20- Lieut, C.A.C, A.E.F. Psychol. Ass.
Vocational and educational psychology.

S(j«rBchow)-Agergborg, H(elmer) P(areU) (Al-
berlBAi von Wold), Upiversity of Wyoming,
Laramie, Wyo. Zoology, Boddy, Nordre Helgo-
land, Norway, Oct. 26, 81. B.8, M.S, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 16; Christiania, 16-17; Colum-
bia, 18-19; A.M, 20. Asst. zoo], Washington
(Seattle), 13-16; tutor biol, Col. City of N. Y,
17-18; demonstrator hist, and embryol, L. I.
Col. Hosp, 17-20; asst, prof, zool, Wyoming, 20-
Asst. and curator, Friday Harbor, Wash, sum-
mers, 13-14 ; asst. eooI, exten. div, Columbia, 18-
19; exped. to Norway, summers, 17, 20. A.A;
Ecol, Soc; Pacific Fisheries Soc; Royal Soc.
Trondhjem. Anatomy and sex of nudibranchiate
mollusks; physiology and anatomy of the twenty-
rayed starfi^; evolution of littorine Gaster-
opoda^

^erstad. Dr. C(onrad) Ii(imd), State Normal
School, Valley City, N. Dak. Psychology.
CharlesMixCo, S. Dak, July 11, 83. A.B, South
Dakota, 11; fellow, C^cago, 15-16, A.M, 16,
Ph.D, 17. Teacher, pub. schools, S. Dak, 05-07;
prof. educ. and psychol, Angustana, 11-15;
psychol. State Nor. Sch, Winona, Minn, 16-17 ;
asst, psychol. State Nor. Sch, Valley City, N,
Dak, 17-19, prof. edvo. and head of dept, 19-
Lieut, Sanit. C, 18-19. Psychol. Ass. Learning
curves.

Kleckner, Prof. M(artln) E<sr»), Heidelberg
University, Tiffin, Ohio. Geology, Chemistry.
Davis, HI, May 6, 61. A.B, Heidelberg (Ohio),
83, A.M, 86; Woods Hole, 91. Instr. science,
CoL North. Ill, 84-86; asst, Heidelberg (Ohio),
86-90, prof. ohem. and geol, 90- Lecturer chem,
Homeop. Hosp. Col, Cleveland, Ohio, 93. A.A;
Ohio Acad; Ohio Teachers Math, and Sci; Ohio
Ass. Col. Teachers Sci. and Math. Industrial
chemistry; glacial phenomena of northern Ohio;
minerals and fossils occurring in the Devonian
and Silurian rocks of northern Ohio.

Kloeman, Prof. Kichard Daniel, Schenectady, N.
Y. Physios. 8. Australia, 75. Cambridge, 05-
13, B.A, 07; D.Sc, Adelaide, 08. Assoc, prof,
physics, Union, 14-; physicist and physical
chemist. Gen. Else. Co, 19^ Physical Soc
Chemistry; porcelain; thermodynamics of chem-
ical reactions; gaseous ionization.

Klein, A(braliam) Albert, Norton Co, Worcester,
Mass. Ceramics. Syracuse, N. Y, May 6, 89.
B.8, Michigan. With Semet Solvay Co, 06-
07; asst. miner, Michigan, 08-11; asst. physi-

cist. Bur. Standards, 11-16, toith Norton Co, 16-
Ceramic Soc. (chairman. New £ng. sect, 18,
committee on microstructure) ; C^tical Soc.
Portland cement; porcelain; silica brick; lead
silicates; glazes; abrasives; refractories.

Klein, Prof. David, 310 W. Monument St, Balti-
more, Md. Chemistry. Chicago, 111, Oct. 22,
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prof, chem, sch, hygiene and pub. health. Hop-
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Chem. Soc Physical chemistry; biological and
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Klein, Dr. M(illard) A(lscbuler), Spreckels Sugar
Co, Spreckels, Calif. Chemistry, Corydon,
Iowa, Aug. 25, 86. B.8, Nebraska, 09; Ph.D,
Cornell, 15. Asst. soil tech, Cornell, 11-15;
instr. soil chem, California, 15-16; soil tech-
nologist, Spreckels Sugar Co, 16- A. A. Soil
chemistry and bacteriology.

Kleiner, Prof. Israel S(lmon), 547 Fourth St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physiological chemistry. New
Haven, Conn, April 8, 85. Ph.B, Yale, 06, Ph.D,
09. Asst. physiol. chem, Yale, 07-09; demon-
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prof, physiol, chem. and head of dept, N. Y.
Homeop, Med, Col, 19- Consulting chemist,
Flower Hosp, 19- A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc,
BioL Chem; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Exp. Biol.
Experimental diabetes; intermediary metab-
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KUgler, Dr. Ksrael) J(acob), 824 E. 165th St,
New York, N. Y. Bacteriology. Gkilicia, April
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Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Bacterial classification and nutrition; dental
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and intestinal diseases; dysentery bacilli and
toxin.

Kllnek, Pros. L(eonard) Sdlvanna), University
of British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can.
Agriculture. Victoria Square, Ont, Jan. 20, 77.
B.S.A, Ont. Agr. Col, 08 ; M.S.A, Iowa State, 05,
Sc.D. Asst. prof, field crops, Iowa State, 04r-05;
prof, cereal husbandry, Macdonald, 06-14;
dean, col. agr, British Columbia, 14^19; pres,
19- Soc. Agron; Can. Seed Growers' Ass; Can.
Soc Tech. Agr. Cereal husbandry; breeding of
oats, wheat and com and alfalfa.

Kline, Dr. Benjamin S, Hartmann Place, Crest-
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Asst. path, Hopkins, 12-14; fellow pharmacol,
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Mus. Experimental pathology; lobar pneu-
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Kline^ Dr. J(olm) B(obert), University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics, Quaker-
town, Pa, Dec. 7, 91. A.B, Muhlenberg, 12;
A.M, Pennsylvania, 14, Harrison fellow, Ph.D,
16. Instr. math, Pennsylvania, 16-18; Yale, 18-

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19; assoe, Illinois, 19-20; asst, prof, PetMMyl-
vania, 20- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo. Analysis situs; foundations of
geometry; real variable theory.

Kline, Dr. Linns W(ard), Saratoga Springs, New
York, N. T. 'Psychology, Pe&gogy. Benton,
Pa, Oct. 16, 66. B.S, Harvard, 96; Ph.D, Clark,
98. Teaeher psychol. and pedag. State Nor.
Sch, Mankato, Minn, 99-00; State Nor. Sch,
Farmville, Ya, 00-02; teacher psychol. and
pedag. and supervisor, training sch, State Nor.
Sch, Duluth, Minn, 02-19; prof, psyehol. and
eduo, Shidmore Sch. of Arts, gO- Lecturer, sum-
mer sch. of methods, Virginia, 02; fellow by
courtesy, Hopkins, 19-20. A.A; Psyehol. Ass.
Migratory impulse vs. love of home; psychology
of property; methods in animal psychology; as-
sociation in animals; juvenile ethics; psychology
of the sermon; origin, function and nature of
humor; the writing process; acquisition of skill;
inhibition in higher thought processes; measur-
ing scale for drawing.

Klopsteg, Dr. Panl B(meBt), Leeds and Northrup
Co, 4901 Stenton Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics,
Henderson, Minn, May 30, 89. B.&, Minnesota,
11, A.M, 13, PhJ), 16. Aast. physics, Minne-
sota, 11-13, instr, 13-17; elec, engineer, Leeds
and Northrup Co, 18- Elec. engineer, ordnance
dept, 17-18. A. A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng.
Moving coil galvanometers; measurement of
short time intervals.

Klots, J(olin) "Bh M(ac) P(li«r8cm), Newport
Chemical Works, 120 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Chemistry, Newark, N. J, Jan. 2, 87.
B.8, Pennsylvania, 09. Chemist, Barrett Mfg.
Co, 10-15; manager, Newport Chemioal Wks, Ine,
15- A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Chem. Eng^ Soc. Test. Mat; N. Y. Chemists
Club (trustee, 15-, see'y, 16-); Chem. Oesell;
Chem. Yerein. Aromatic hydrocarbons and their
derivatives.

Slots, Dr. Dakar, University of Pittsburgh, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. "^Pathology, Bacteriology, Preston,
Ont, Jan. 21, 78. M.B, Toronto, 02; Gover-
nor's fellow, McGill, 03-04, M.D, 06; Bonn,
04-05. House physician, Ottawa Gen. Hosp,
02 ; supt, Ottawa Civic Hosp,* 03 ; demonstrator
bacter, McGill, 05-08, lecturer path, 08-09; prof,
path, and hacter, Pittshnrgh, 10- Fellow Rocke-
feller Inst, 05; asst. pathologist, Boyal Victoria
Hosp, Montreal; pathologist. Maternity and Alex-
andra Hospitals, Montreal; director, Magee Path.
Lab. 10-; consulting pathologist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 17-19. Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Path;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass. Path, and Bact. (past pres) ;
Soc. Bact; Soc. Biol. Chem ; Ass. Med. Mus; Can.
Med. Ass; Ont. Col. Physicians and Surg; Mon-
treal Medico-Chirurg. Soc. Arteriosclerosis and
diseases of arteries; calcareous degeneration;
osteogenesis imperfect; variability of B. coli;
fatty kidney; medial diseases of arteries; dis-
eases of the liver; bacterial causes of nephritis;
pneumonia and influenza; syphilis of arteries;
aneurysm.

Klots, Dr. Otto (JnUns), 437 Albert St, Ottawa,
Can. Astronomy. Preston, Ont, March 31,
52. Toronto, 69, LL.B, 04; C.E, Michigan,
72, hon. ScD, 18; LL.D, Pittsburgh, 16. Ex-
plorer and topog. surveyor for Dominion Govt,

72-85; Dominion astronomer, 85-17; director,
Dominion Observatory, 17 - Mem. board of ex-
aminers, Dominion Land and Topog. Surveyors,
87- A.A; Astron. Soc; Am. Geog. Soe; Wash.
Acad; fell Boyal Soc. Can; Boyal Astron. Soc.
Can; Boyal Astron. Soc; London Authors Club;
hon. mem. New Zealand Inst; Soc. astron. de
France; Astron. Gesell; Soc. Astron. de Mex.
Trans-Pacific longitudes, connecting Canada,
Australia and New Zealand, completing first
astronomic girdle of the world; practical astron-
omy; terrestrial magnetism; gravity; seismol-
ogy.

Knappen, BCnasell) S(taflord), Univeniity of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kana. Geology, Three Bivers,
Mich, July 17, 92. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 13;
A.M, Wisconsin, 15. Asst. geol, Columbia, 15-
17; instr. econ. geol, Chicago, 19-20; asst, prof,
Kansas, jW- Aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 14-15; geol-
ogist, A.E.F, 18; 111.. Geol. Surv, 19- Min. Eng.
Economic geology.

Snanfl^ Warren, McPherson, Kans. 'Entomology,
Liber, Ind, Feb. 24, 58. B.S, Kans. State, 82,
M.S, 85.' A-A; Kans. Acad; cor. mem. Wash.
Entom. Soc. Coleoptera of EUansas and North
America.

Sneaaa, StrlckUmd L(andi8), 418 S. 15th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical engineering.
Thermodynamics, Philadelphia, Jan. 7, 61.
C.E, Bensselaer, 80. Mech. engineer, exp.
dept, Wm. Sellers and Co, Phila, 83-88, fore-
man, 88-95, manager, injector dept, 95- Mem.
board of judges, Elec. Exhib, Phila, 86; chair-
man of sub-committee, board of jury and awards,
Export Exhib, 99. John Scott medal and pre-
mium, Franklin Inst. Mech. Eng; Am. B. B.
Ass; FrankUn Inst. Discharge of elastic fluids;
flow of steam; the injector; bronzes.

Kneeland, Frederick B(evell), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Chem-
istry. New York, N. Y, Oct. 4, 77. B.S, Colum-
bia, 99. Instr. anaL chem, Mass. Inst, Tech,
03-08, org, chem, 09-20, asst. prof, tO- A. A;
Chem. Soc.

Knerr, Dr. E(ll8Wortli) B(rowneU), Kansas City,
Mo. Chemistry, Boehester, Minn, Dee. 3, 61.
A.B, Wittenberg, 84, A.M, 86, ScJ>, 87; M.D,
Univ. Med. Col, Kansas City, 07. Asst. prof,
science, Wittenberg, 85, 86; prof. nat. sciences,
Parsons, 86-89; Midland Col, Atchison, Kans,
89-04; asst, chem. lab, Univ. Med. Col, and
asst. city chemist, Kansas City, 04-06; practis-
ing physician, * 07-13; radiologist, Research
Hosp, Kansas City, IS-- Asst. chemist, Kan-
sas Univ. Geol. Surv. Chem. Soc; Kans. Acad,
(sec'y, 94-98, pres, 99). Badiology; mineral
analyses; Kansas water analyses; eSnical chem-
istry and microscopy.

Knighti Prof. ACrcbllMld) P<atter»m), Alice St,
Kingston, Ont, Can. Physiology, Benfrew,
Ont. M.A, Queen's (Can), 75; M.D, To-
ronto, 85. Prof, physiol. and animal biol.
Queen's (Can), 9£- Fel. Boyal Soe. Can. Life
history of the American lobster.

Enlgbt, Prof. Obarles M(eUen), 588 Weber Ave,
Akron, Ohio. Physics, Chemistry, Dummerston,
Vt, Feb. 1, 48. A.B, Tufts, 78, A.M, 78; hon.
ScD, Buchtel, 97. Asst, Goddard Sem, Barre,

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385

Vt, 73-74; aast. phyaios, Tufta, 74-75; prof,
nat. scienee, Buehtel, 75-BZ, physical Mienee,
83-07, dhem, 07-13, emer, prof, IS- Acting
presy Buehtel, 96-97. A. A; Ghein. Soo. Lith-
ium in waters of Summit County, Ohio.

Snlght* OyxU W(orkmaa), Department of Mines,
Toronto, Can. Geology, Kingston, Out, Nov.
28, 79. B.S, 04. Astt, provincial geologist,
Ont, 06^ GeoL Soc; Min. and MetaL Eng; Can.
Min« Inst. Pre-Gambrian stratigraphy; ore de-
posits in Ontario.

Knight, Prof. H(axry) H(azeltoii)p UniTersity
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Entomology. Kosh-
konong. Mo, May 13, 89. B.S, Cornell, 14, Ph.D,
20. Investigator entom, Cornell, 16-17; oast,
prof, entom, and curator collections, Minnesota,
19- Entomologist, Genesee Co, N. Y. Fruit
Grower's Ass, 13-16; mem. Cornell bioL exped,
17; lieut, Air Servioe, 17-19. Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ« Entom. Economic and systematic ento-
mology; Miridae; army worm; melanism in
Perillus bioculatus.

Knight, Prof. Henry O(ranger), Agricultural and
Mechanical College, Stillwater, OkU. Chemistry.
Bennington, Kans, July 21, 78. A3, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 02, AM, 04; fellow, Chicago, 03;
Ph.D, Illinois, 17. Asst. chem, Washington
(Seattle), 00-01, instr, 01-02; asst, Chicago,
02-03; asst. prof, Washington (Seattle), 03-04;
prof, Wyoming, and state chemist, Wyo, 04-10,
director, Exp. Sta, 10-18, dean, col, agr, Ohla.
Col, and director Exp. Sta, 18- Chairman, Wyo.
State Council Defense, 17-18. Chem. Soc; Ass.
Agr. Col; Ass. Agr» Exp. Sta; Soc. PronL Agr.
Sci. Qualitative analy&; potable waters; ef-
fect of alkali upon plants and seeds; poisonous
plants; soil nitrogen; Wyoming forage; drain-
age; effect of alkali on cement; food adultera-
tion; digestion; wool; soil acidity.

Knight, Prof.L(ee) Z(r7lng),nniversityFarm, St.
Paul, Minn. Botany, Prairie Home, 111, Sept.
30, 80. A.B, Illinois, 02; B.S, Chicago, 09;
Ph.D, 13. Supt. schools, Washington, 111, 05-
07; asst. bot, Illinois, 08-09; assoc. prof. bot.
and forestry, Clemson, 09-10; asst. plant
physiol, Chicago, 10-13, instr, 13-15, asst. prof,
15-19; prof, Minnesota, and plant physiologist,
Exp, Sta, 19- Plant physiologist, W. Va. Exp.
Sta, 13-19. A.A; Bot. Soc. Effects of il-
luminating gas and ethylene on the carnation;
effects of various vapors on seedlings of the
sweet pea; factors in the formation of the peg
in Cncurbitaceae; toxicity of smoke; gas experi-
mentation; plant metabolism.

Kniitlit, Prof. Kidiolas, Mt. Vernon, Iowa. Chem-
istry, Mexico, N. T, April 2, 61. AJ3, Syra-
cuse, 82, A.M, 85, Ph.D, 88; Strasbourg, 9^94;
Hopkins, 94-95, 98-99. Frof, nat. science,
Casenova Sem, 82-92; chem, Bandolph-Maeon,
95-98; Cornell (Iowa), 99- Commission on
Pure Foods, Iowa, 00-08 ; dty chemist, Mt. Ver-
non; chemist, water commission, Oneida, N. T;
assoe. ed, 'Sch. Science and Math,' 12- Chem.
Soc. (pres, Iowa sect, 08-09) ; Iowa Acad. (v.
pros, 19, pres, 20) ; Chem. Geoell. Bocks; water;
dissociation of complex salts in aqueous solu-
tions.

Knight, Prof. S(amnel) H(owell), University of
Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Geology, Laramie,

25

July 31, 92. A.B, Wyoming, 13 ; Columbia, 14-
17. Asst. prof, geol, Wyoming, 17-18, prof, 19^
Lieut, intelligence div, 18. A.A; Paleont. Soe;
feL Am. Geog. Soe; N. Y. Acad. Stratigraphy
and paleontology of Paleozoic and Mesozoic for-
mations of the Bocky Mountain region.

Knipp, Prof. Cha(rle)8 T(obia8), 1003 W. Nevada
St, Urbana, 111. *Thyaics, Napoleon, Ohio,
Aug. 13, 69. AJ3, Indiana, 94, A.M, 96; fel-
low, Cornell, 98-00, Ph.D, 00; Cambridge, 10-

11. Instr. physics, Indiana, 93^0, asst. prof,
00-03; Illinois, 03-15, assoc. prof, 15-17, prof,
17- Instr. physics, summer sch, Missouri, 02;
Indiana, 05. A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
HI. Acad; Ind. Acad. Surface tension of water
above 100® C; temperature and potential pres-
sure relations in the mercury arc; rays of posi-
tive electricity from the Wehnelt cathode; posi-
tive rays; high vaouum mercury vapor vacuum
pumps; a possible standard of sound; the ef-
fect of light on a helix of cathode raya from a
Wehnelt cathode; a new singing tube.

KnoU, Lloyd M(onroe), 6120 Carpenter St, West
Philadelphia, Pa. Physics, Moselem, Pa, May

12, 77. A3, Ursinus, 01; A.M, 04; Pennsylva-
nia. Prof, physics, Cent. High Sch, PhUa, 10-
A.A; Physical Soc; Badio Eng. Isochronous
tuning forks; radio direction finders.

Knopf, Dr. Adolph, U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. 0. ^Geology, San Francisco,
Calif, Dec 2, 82. B.S, California, 04, M.S, 05,
PhJ), 09. Aid, U. S. Geol. Swrv, 06-07, asst.
geologist, 08-12, geologist. It-; assoc. prof, geol.
Tale, BO- A. A; Geol. Soc; Wash. GeoL Soc;
Wash. Acad. (ed. 'Jour,' 17). Economic geol-
ogy; petrology; geology and ore deposits of
Nevada.

Knopf, Dr. Eleanora F(ranoeB) Blias, 105 E. Bock
Boad, New Haven, Conn. Geology, Bose-
mont. Pa, July 15, 83. A.B, A.M, Bryn Mawr,

04, Ph.D, 12. Demonstrator, geoL lab, Bryn
Mawr, 05-06, asst. curator, geol. museum, 04-

05, 08-09; geoL aid, U, S. Geol. Surv, 12-17,
asst. geologist, 17-18, assoc. geologist, 18- Asst,
Md. GeoL Snrv, 17- GeoL Soc; Wash. Acad;
Wash. GteoL Soc. Petrology; stratigraphy; eco-
nomic geology.

Knopf, Dr. S(igird) Adolphns, 16 W. 95th St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Halle, Germany,
Nov. 27, 57. South. California, 85-87; M.D,
N. Y. Univ 88; B.S, and A.B, Sorbonne, 90;
Berlin and Vienna, 91; M.D, Paris, 95; Falken-
stein, 95-96. Prof, phthisiotherapy, N. Y. Post-
Grad. Med. Sch, 08-20. Seilior physieian, Biver-
side Hosp. Sanatorium for Consumptives, 03-;
consulting physician to sanatoria, Gabriels,
Scranton; tuber, specialist, IT. S. Pub. Health
Hosp. No. 61, S. T, N. Y; lecturer, N. Y. State
Health Dept. and Dept. Educ, N. Y. CKty. Lau-
reate of Inst, of France and Acad, de MM. de
Paris, 95; gold medal. La. Purdiase Expos, 04.
Int. Cong. Tuber, Berlin, 99; official delate
British Tuber. Cong, 01; Paris, 05; Washingten,
08; Int. Prison Cong, Budapest, 05. A. A; Am.
Acad. Med; N. Y. Acad. Med; Phila. CoL Phy-
sicians; Soc. d'Hygidne de Paris; British Cong.
Tuber, (v. pres) ; Int. Antituber. Ass. (v. pres,
social sect). Tuberculosis — etiology, diagnosis,
prophylaxis, treatment, social aspects and the

386

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housing problem; tuberenlosis in children and
in prison; home hygiene and therapenties.

Snowor, Dr. HCenry) McB(lderry), Medical I>d-
partment, Universitj of Cincinnati, Cincinnati,
Ohio. ^Anatomy, Baltimore, Md, Aug. 5, 68.
A.B, Hopkins, 90, Adam T. Bruce fellow, 95-
96, Ph.D, 96, fellow by courtesy, 97-99. Asst.
biol, Hopkins, 91-93; instr, Williams, 96-97;
anat, Hopkins, 99-08, assoe, 08-09; lecturer,
Toronto, 09-10; prof, Cineinnati, 10- Asst.
zool, Woods fiole, 97, librarian, 09-20 ; co-editor
and sec'y, 'Jour. Anat.' A. A; Soc. Nat. (sec'y,
08, 09); Ass. Anat. (exec, committee, 08-15);
Soc. Zool. Embryology of termites; morphol-
ogy of sexual tract and brain in termites;
lymphatic and vascular ^sterns of frog embryos
by experiment and injection; muscle bands of
the human heart.

Knowlton, Prof. A(iiael) AGphonso), Beed Col-
lege, Portland, Oregon. Thyties, New Port-
land, Maine, Oct. 12, 76. A.B, Bates, 98; A.M,
Northwesteni, OS; PhJ), Chicago, 10. Instr.
physics, Carleton, 9iM)2; assoc. prof. Armour,
03-09; Utah, 09-15; prof, Beed, 16-, chairman,
administration committee, 20-21. A. A; Phys-
ical Soc; MeteoroL Soc Utah Acad. Micro-
structure of magnetic alloys.

Xnowltan, Dr. F(raiik) H(aU), U. S. National
Museum, Washington, D. 0. ^PaXeoniology.
Brandon, Yt, Sept. 2, 60. B.S, Middlebury, 84,
M.S, 87; Ph.D, George Washington, 96. Aid,
U. S. Nat. Museum, 84-87, asst. curator, 87-94;
asst paleontologist, Z7. 8, Oeol. Surv, 94-00,
paleontologist, 00-07, geologist, 07- Prof, bot,
George Washington, 87-96; ed, 'The Plant
World,' 97-04. Paleont. Soc. (pres, 18); Bot.
Soc; GeoL Soc; mem. Omith. Union; Wash.
Acad. (v. pres, 05, 06, 18); Wash. Biol. Soc
(pres, 05, 06) ; Wash. G^L Soc. (pres, 18) ;
Wash. Bot. Soc Cretaceous and Tertiary plants
of North America; fossil flora of the John Day
Basin, Oregon; flora of the Montana formation;
birds of iSe world; flora of Yellowstone Na-
tional Park; flora of the Laramie formation.

Snowljton, Prof. Frank P(atteiigill), 1618 E. Gene-
see St, Syracuse, N. T. Thysiology. Holland
Patent, N. Y, June 17, 75. A.B, Hamilton, 96;
A.M, Michigan, 97; M.D, Syracuse, 00. Instr.
physiol. and embryol, col. med, Syracuse, 97-00,
lecturer physiol, 00-06^ assoc. prof, 06-08, prof,
08- Instr. physiol. Woods Hole, 09- Ajl;
Physiol. Soc; London Physiol. Soc; etc Ef-
fect of temperature on growth; a tumor of the
medulla in a cat; .action of urea on the isolated
heart; action of various salts on the selachian
heart; physiology of the heart and circulation;
physiology of the kidney; glycosuria.

Knowlton, Dr. Millard, State Board of Health,
Raleigh, N. C. Mediciaie, Colfax Co, Nebr,
Feb. 18, 75. M.D, Indiana, 05; aP.H, Harvard '
Tech. Sch. of Pub. Health, 18. Teacher, rural
schools, Indiana, 96-01; private practise med,
Terre Haute, 05-10; educ. work, N. J. State
Dept. of Health, 11-15, chief, bur. educ and
publicity, 15-17; oapt, M.C, 18-19; chief, "bwr,
venereal diseases, hoard of health, Kans, 18-
19; director, N, C, 19-; regional ocmMlt-
ant, U. 8. Pub. Health Service, 19- Field
asst, U. S. Fish Conmiission, Lake Maxinkuckee,

summer, 00; gold medal, Int. Expos. Hygiene,
Lima, Peru, 18. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Ass. Tuber; Ass. Infant Mortality.
Educational work in public health.

Enoz, Dr. Jobn K(noz), Whitehall Petroleum
Corporation, 47 Parliament St, Westminst^
S. W. 1, England; and 1115 Missouri Ave,
Houston, Tex. Geology. Fergus, Ont, Aug.
14, 86. B.A, Toronto. 14; Ph.D, Chicago, 17.
Field geologist. Can. Geol. Surv, 12-16; geolo-
gist, Boxana PetroL Co, 17-18; asst. state geol-
ogist, Kans, 18-19; geologist, Whitehall Petrol.
Corp, to- Petrography.

Knndflon, Prof. Arthur, Albany Medical College,
Albany, N. Y. Biological chemistry. Mil-
waukee, Wis, Aug. 13, 89. A.B, Missouri, 12;
Ph.D, Columbia, 15. Asst. bioL chem, (Columbia,
12-14; adj. prof. physioL chem, Albany Med.
Col, 14-15, assoc. prof. biol. chem, 15- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc BioL Chem; Soc Exp. Biol.
Lipins.

Enndaon, Prof. L(6fwl8), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Ptont physiology. Milwaukee,
Wis, Oct. 15, 84. B.S.Agr, Missouri, 08; PhJ>,
Cornell, 11. Asst plant physiol, Cornell, 08,
instr, 08-11, asst. prof, 11-16, prof, 16- Woods
Hole, summers, 10, 11; lecturer, plant physiol,
Madrid and Barcelona, 20, 21. A.A; Bot. Soe;
Soc. Espan. Hist. Nat. Tannic acid fermenta-
tion; growth; enzyme production; organic nu-
trition of green plants.

Kobor, Dr. 06o(rge) M(artin), 1819 Q St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Hygiene. Alafeld,
Germany, March 28, 50. M.D, Georgetown, 73,
LL.D, 06. Acting asst. surgeon, U.S.A, 74-87;
prof, hygiene, eeh. of med, Georgetown, 90-,
dean, 01- Mem. consulting staff. Providence,
Children's, Wash. Asylum and Univ. Hospitals;
Wash. Sanit Housing Co. (sec'y, 97-15, pres,
15-) ; mem. and seo'y, President's Homes Com-
mission, 07. Gold medal, Paris Expos, 00. Int.
Tuber. Gong, (chairman, sect, indust. hygiene,
06); Int. Cong. Hygiene and Demog, 12; Pan-
Am. Sci. Cong, 14. A.A; Am. Physicians (sec'y,
07-16, hon. mem, 16) ; Am. Med. Ass; hon. mem.
Ass. MiL Surg; Ass. Am. Med. Colleges (pres,
04) ; Anthrop. Ass; D. C. Med. and Surg. Soc
(pres, 87) ; D. C. Med. Ass. (pres, 97) ; D. C.
Med. Soc (pres, 02); Wash. Acad. (v. pres,
18) ; Wash. Anthrop. Soc (v. pres, pres, 05, 18,
19); Ass. Tuber, (pres, 15). Transmission of
typhoid fever by flies; milk in rleation to pub-
lic health; x>®'B<>nal and industrial hygiene;
habitations; diseases of occupation.

Sob«r, Philip Adolph, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y.
Manufaetwring chemistry, Pittsburgh, Pa, Sept.
28, 84. Lehigh, 02-03; B.S, Harvard, 06;
Bockefeller Inst, 07-08. Chemist, U. S. Leather
Co, 06; Boberts Chem. Co, 07; expert analyst,
Bemsen Bef eree Board, 08-09, erperi anal, chem-
ist, 09-10; diemist, Harriman Besearch Lab,
Boosevelt Hosp, 10-15; physiol. chemist, dept.
health, N. Y, 16-19; chemist, E. B. Squibb and
Sons, 19-20; pres, Kober Chem. Co, tO- A.A;
Chem. Soc; PhysioL Soc; Soc. BioL CSiem; N.
Y. Chemists dub. Ammonia- distillation; phe-
nolthalatea; copper complexes of amino acids;
polypeptids and proteases; nephelometry.

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Socb, Dr. Bdward William, University of Buf
falo Medieal School, Buffalo, N. Y. Pharma
cology. Lawrenceburg, Ind, JaiL 8, 82. A.B
Indiana, 08, A.M^ 09; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 11
ABst. physioL and Pharmacol, Indiana, 07-08
teaching fellow, 08-09, instr, 13-15; Pharmacol
ogist, Eli Lilly and Co, 15-18 ; prof, pharmaool
Buffalo, 18- Pharmaeent. Ass; Ind. Acad
Physiology; experimental therapeutics; ipecac
alkaloids.

Socb, B(me8t) HCeniuui)^ Jr, 208 N. Maple Ave,
East Orange, N. J. Maihefnatics. Philadelphia,
Pa, Sept. 7, 75. B.S, Pennsylvania, 97. Math,
master, MacKenzie Sch, 01-04; instr. math,
Pratt Inst, Oi-13; High Sch. of Commerce, N,
y. City, IS- A. A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; Nat.
Ass. Corp. Schools; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle
States and Md. Engineering mathematies ; gen-
eralization of human, knowl^ge through mathe-
matical conceptions.

Socb, Prof. F(r6d) O(oiixad), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, lU. Physiological chemistry.
Chicago, May 16^ 76. B.6, Illinois, 99; fellow,
Chicago, 09-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, Illinois,
00-02 ; research chemist, Armour and Co, 02-09 ;
asst. physiol. chem, Chicago, 09-12, instr, 12-
13, asst. prof, 13-19. assoc. prof, and acting
chairma/n, dept, 19- A.A; Ghem. Soc; Soe. BioL
Chem; Chicago Inst. Med. Secretins; thyroid
active principle; phospholipins; enzymes.

Koch, Dr. Oeorga P(6t«r), Glenolden, Pa. Agri-
cuXiwre. Elma, Wash, April 26, 90. B.S, Wash.
State, 13; M.S, Minnesota, 14; fellow, Butgers,
14-17, Ph.D, 17. Agr. chemist and hacteriolO'
gist, JET. K. Mulford Co, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Bact. Agricultural chemistry; pharma-
ceutical chemistry; biochemistry; bacteriology.

Kocb, Prof. JnUmi A(niolid), 28 Arlington Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Pharmaceutical chemistry.
Bremen, Germany, Aug. 15, 64. Ph.G, Pitts-
burgh, 84, Pharm.D, 95; Munich, 96; Heidel-
berg, 97; Ph.D, Scio, 06; ScD, Washington and
Jefferson, 07. Prof, pharmacy, Pittsburgh, 91-
99, chem. and dean, col. pharmacy, 99-, prof,
chem, med. sch, 00-12. A.A; Pharmaceut. Ass.
(ed, 'Tear Book,' v. pros, 04, mem. council,
08-); Am. Conf. Pharmaceut. Faculties (chair-
man, exec, committee, 07-) ; Pa. Pharmaceut.
Ass. (pres, 07); British Pharmaceut. Conf;
Chem. GeselL Synthesis of aromatic aldehydes.

Kocb, Dr. WlUlam Ftederick, 1711 Sheridan Ave,
Detroit, Mich. Physiology. Detroit, 85. A.B,
Michigan, 09, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 17; M.D, Detroit
Col. Med, 18. Instr. physiol, Michigan, 09-14;
prof, Detroit Col. Med, 14- Chem. Soc The
parathyroid glands; eclampsia; cancer.

Koenig, Prof. A(lfred) B(dward), State School of
Mines, Butte, Mont. Chemistry. Howard Lake,
Minn, May 30, 82. B.A, Macalester, 04; A.M,
Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D, 12. Teacher, high seh,
Cokato, Minn, 04-07; Astoria, Oregon, 07-08;
asst and instr. chem, Wisconsin, 08-16, asst.
prof, 16-20; assoc, prof, Mont. 8oh. of Mines,
go- Chem. Soe. (sec'y. Wis. sect, 14, 16, chair-
man, 19). Osmosis; colloids.

Xo68fller, Prof. Karl S(oiirad), 104 S. Michigan
Boulevard, Chicago, 111. Biochemistry. Vienna,
Austria, Nov. 6, 78. M.D, Vienna, 03; Ph.D,
Chicago, 19. Asst. prof, med, Bush Med. Col,

exp. med, Chicago, mem. Sprague Mem. Inst.
A. A; Soc. Biol. Qiem; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Clin. Invest; ChenL Soc; Am. Med. Ass.
Pathological physiology; immunology; putre-
factive amine.

Sofoid, Prof. Oharlea A(twood), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. ^Zoology. Gran-
ville, 111, Oct. 11, 65. A.B Oberlin, 90, ScD,
15; A.M, Harvard, 92, Ph.D, 94; Smithsonian
table, Naples Zool. Sta, 09 ; ScD, Wales, 20. Instr.
vert, morph, Michigan, 94-95; supt. biol. exp.
sta, Illinois, 95-00, asst. prof, zool, 97-00 ; histol.
and embryol, Calif omia, 00-04, assoc. prof, 04-
10, prof. 8ool, 10- With Mich. Fish Commission,
94; assoc. ed, 'Am. Naturalist,' 97-09; supt,
HL Nat. Hist. Surv, 98-00; zooL ed, 'Jour. Ap-
plied Micros,' 00-; ed, 'Univ. Calif. Pub. Zool,'
08-; 'Int. Eev. Hydrol,' 10-; 'Zool. Acta,' 20-;
'Jour. Morph,' 20-; 'Am. Jour. Hygiene,' 20-;
with Agassiz exped. in Southern Pacific, 04-05;
asst. director, San Diego Marine BioL Sta, 07-10;
Scripps List, California, 10- Diploma, Paris
Expos, 00; gold medal. La. Purchase Expos, 04;
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool; Ass. Anat; Soc. Exp. Biol; EcoL Soc;
Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Trop. Med; Micros. Soc;
Am. Acad; West. Soc Nat; Calif. Acad; Soc
de Path. exot. Plankton; morphology and tax-
onomy of Protozoa; embiyology of Mollusea;
plankton of Illinois Biver; protozoology; para-
sitology; marine zoology.

Sohler, Prof. Elmer P(et6r), Boylston Hall, Cam-
bridge, Mass. * Chemistry. Egypt, Pa, 65.
A.B, Muhlenberg, 86, A.M, 89, LL.D, 19 ; f ellow,
Hopkins, 91-92, Ph.D, 92. Instr. chem, Bryn
Mawr, 92-94, assoc, 94-97, assoc prof, 97-00,
prof, 00-12, prof, Harvard, 12-14, Lawrence
prof, 14- Nat. Acad; Am. Acad; Chem. Gtesell.
Organic sulphur compounds; aluminium com-
pounds; reactions under the influence of light;
unsaturated sulphones; organic magnesium com-
pounds; rate of addition to unsaturated com-
pounds; cyclopropane derivatives.

Sohman, Dr. Bdw(ard) F(rederlck), 1739 H
St, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Dillon,
Kans, Jan, 85. A.B, Kansas, 12; Ph.D, Yale,
15. Assoc, dairy chem, Illinois, 15-17* org.
and physioL chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 17-18; research chemist, Nat. Canners Ass,
19- Lieut, Sanit. C, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Food
and dairy chemistry; poultry nutrition and
metabolism; effect of carbon aioxid on metab-
olism.

Sohman, Dr. H(eiiry) A(dolph), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Bacteriology. Dil-
lon, Kans, Jan. 30, 81. A.B, Kansas, 08, fellow,
08-11, Ph.D, 11. Fellow, Mellon Inst, IS-
Lecturer org. chem, Pittsburgh, 13- Chem. Soc.
Salt rising bread; yeast nutrients; fermenta-
tion; flour.

Koli8» Dr. S(amiiel) OCabnln), 748 Irving St, Port-
land, Oregon. Psychology. New York, N. Y,
June 2, 90. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 12; fellow.
Training Sch, Vineland, N. J, 12-13; Clark,
13-14, A.M, 14; Chicago, 16; fellow, Stanford,
16-18, Ph.D, 18. Director, clinic, children's
inst, Clark, 13-14; psychopathic lab, Chicago
House of Correction, 14-16; asst. prof, psychol,
Beed, 18-19; psychologist, cowrt of dom^tic re-

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lations, Portland, 19^ Leetnrer, N« Y. TJniv^
17; Training Soh, Vineland, N. J, 13-U; Stan-
ford, 16-18; St. Marj's Acad, Portland. A.A;
Psyehol. Ass; Ass. Cnin. PsyohoL Clinieal and
educational psychology; statistics; mental de-
ficiency; intelligence and performance tests.

Kokatnur, Dr. V(ainan) B(aincliuidra), Niagara
Allcali Co, Niagara Falls, N. Y. Chem^try.
Athani, India, Dec, 86. B.Sc, Bombay, 12;
M.8, Minnesota, 14, fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 16.
Asst, Minnesota, 15-17; with Castner Electro-
lytic Alkali Co, 17-18; chief, research dept,
Niagara Alkdli Co, IS- Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc. Action of trioxymethylene and carbo-
hydrates on hydrocarbons; commercial chlorin;
influence of catalysts on chlorination of hydro-
carbons.

XoUer, Dr. Joseph P(ot6r), 903 W. 11th St, WU-
mington, Del. Chemistry, Johnstow^, N. Y,
Nov. 24, 90. B.Chem, Cornell, 12, Ph.D, 18. Asst.
instr. chem, Cornell, 14-17; research chemist, B.
I. duPoni de Nemowrs and Co, 17- Selenic
acid; copper selenate.

Solmer, Dr. J(ohn) A(lb6rt), Cynwyd,* Pa. Pa-
thology. Lonaconing, Md, April 24, 86. M.D,
Pennsylvania, 08, D.P.H, 14; hon. M.S, ViUa-
nova, 15. Pathologist, Phila. Hosp. Contagious
Diseases, 10-18; prof, path, and o<icior, Penn-
sylvania, 19- A. A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass. Im-
munol, (v. pres); Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact; feL Phila. CoL Physicians. Immunity;
bacteriology.

Xolster, Fredexidc A, Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D..C. Badio engineering, Geneva,
Switzerland, Jan. 13, 83. Harvard, 08. Badio en-
gineer, Stone Telephone and Telegraph Co, 02-
09; De Forest Badio Telephone and Telegraph
Co, 09-10; F. Lowenstein, 11; Bur, Standards,
12- FeL Radio Eng; Elec. Eng. Capacity ef-
fects in inductances ; decremeter ; radio compass.

KommerBi Prof. Jesse Benjamin, University of
Illinois, ITrbana, IlL Mechanical engineering,
Sheboygan, Wis, March 11, 84. B.S, Wisconsin,
06. Instr. applied meoh, Wisconsin, 07-13, asst.
prof, 13-20; research assoo, prof, eng, materials,
Illinois, to- Soc. Test. Mat. Mechanics;
strength of materials; fatigue of metals.

Sopeloff, Dr. Nicholas, Psychiatric Institute,
Ward's Island, New York, N. Y. Bacteriology,
New York, N. Y, June 6, 90. B.S, Columbia, 12;
B.S.A, Cornell, 14; fellow, Butgers, 14-17, M.S,
16, PhJ), 17. Field asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17;
bacteriologist. La. Sugar Exp. Sta, 17-20. Soc.
Bact ; Chem. Soc ; New Orleans Acad. Soil biol-
ogy and chemistiy; sugar microbiology.

Xopllk, Dr. Henry, 30 E. 62d St, New York, N.
Y. Diseases of children. New York, Oct. 28,
58. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 78 ; M.D, Columbia,
81. House physician, Bellevue Hosp, 81-83;
asst. and instr. histol, Columbia, 83-85; attend'
ing physician, Gk>od Samaritan Dispensary, N.
Y, 86-00; Mt, Sinai Hosp, 00- Am. Physi-
•cians; Pediat. Soc. (pres); N. Y. Acad. Med.
Diseases of infancy and childhood.

Xomhanser, Prof. S(idn6y) Z(saac), Denison Uni-
versity, Granville, Ohio. Zoology, Cleveland,
Ohio, Nov. 3, 87. A.B, Pittsburgh, 08; A.M,
Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 12, Hooper fellow, at Halle,

12-13, Sheldon fellow, at Wurzburg, 13-14;
Bermuda, summer, 10; Smithsonian table,
Naples Zool. Sta, 13. Instr. biol, George Wash-
ington, 08-09 ; Austin teaching fellow, Harvard,
09-12; asst. prof, nool. Northwestern, 14-17,
assoc. prof, 17-20; prof, Denison, 19- Second
lieut, Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
ZooL Chromosomes; cytology of eopepods;
sexual characteristics; pathogenic protozoa of
intestinal tract.

Korstlan, 0(Iarenc6) F(erdinand), XJ, S. Forest
Service, Ogden, Utah. Forestry, Saline Co,
Nebr, June 26, 89. B.S, Nebraska, 11, M.F, 13.
Asst. dendrol. and silviculture, Nebraska, 09-
10; asst. pathologist. Pa. Chestnut Blight Com-
mission, 12; forest asst, U, 8, Forest Service,
12-13, forest examiner, IS- A. A; Bot. Soc;
Meteorol. Soc; Soc. Foresters (sec'y, intermoun-
tain sect, 16-); Ecol. Soc; Utah Acad, (pres,
20). Forest pathology and ecology; manage-
ment of forests; forestry literature; chlorosla
of conifers.

Koser, Dr. Stewart A(nnent), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Bacteri-
ology, Harrisburg, Pa, March 80, 94. Ph.B,
Yale, 15, A.M, 17, Ph.D, 18. Asst. bacter. and
hygiene, Yale, 16-18; bacteriologist, hw. ehem^
U. S, Dept, Agr, 19- Bacteriologist, M. C,
U.S. A, 18-19. Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Poultry diseases; bacterial nutrition; hemolysin
of streptococci; food bacteriology.

Kostir, WCeneel) J(erome), Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Zoology, Cleveland,
Ohio, Sept. 28, 86. A.B, Ohio State, 12, A.M,
13; Columbia, 19-20. Instr. sool, and entom,
Ohio State, IS- Instr. invert, zool, Woods Hole,
summers, 17, 18. A.A; Micros. Soc; Ohio Acad.
(treas, 19). Protozoa; Orthoptera of Ohio;
cranial ganglia of Plethodon.

Sotinaky, Jacob, 519 Canal St, New Orleans,
La. Entomology. Poltava, Russia, July 22,
73. B.S, Rutgers, 98. Asst, div. entom, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 99-04; asst. entomologist, Ha-
waiian Board of Agr, 04-08. supt. entom,
08-10. Lecturer eeon. entom. Col. of Hawaii,
Honolulu High and Nor. Schools, 08, 09. A. A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol.
Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; Hawaiian Entom. Soc
(seo'y-treas, 05-08). Economic entomology;
Coceidae; Aleyrodidae; Adelginae; Cocddae of
Hawaii; utilization of predators in economic
entomology; manner and prevention of import
of pests inimical to agriculture; shade tree
pests.

KonwenhOY«n, Prof. William B(ennett), Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Blectriodl
engineering. Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. 13, 86.
E.E, Brooklyn Polytech, 06, M.E, 07; D.Ing,
Karlsruhe, 13. Instr. elec. eng, Brooklyn Poly-
tech, Oe-10; Washington (St. Louis), 13-14;
Eoplcins, 14-17, assoc, prof, 17- Elec. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat. Magnetic analysis of steel;
electrical measurements; batteries.

SoTftrik, Prof. Alois F(ranei8), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. ^Physios, Spillville, Iowa,
March 8, 80. A.B, Minnesota, 04, A.M, 07, Ph.D,
09; research fellow, Victoria (Manchester), 10-
11, ScD, 16. Instr. physios, Deeorah Inst, De-
corah, Iowa, 96-00; asst, Minnesota, Od-04,

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instr, 04-12; asst. prof, 12-15, assoe. prof, 15-
16; asst, prof, Sheffield 8ei. 8oh, Yale, 1&-
Menu BadioaetiTity Gong, BnisselB, 10. AJL
(mem. eouneil, 19); Physical Soe; MeteoroL
Soc Mobility of ions in gases; absorption and
refieetion of beta particles; periods of radio-
active substances; recoil atoms; statistical
method for alpha and beta particles; Deeorah
ice cave.

Sowalko, Prof. O(tto) Ii(oiil8), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chemiodl engineer-
ing. Maitowoc, Wis, Jan. 18, 78. B.S, Wis-
consin, 06, Ch.E, 09. Instr. ehem. eng, Wieeon'
sin, 08-11, asst. prof, 11-14, assoo. prof, 14-17,
prof, 17- Min. and Metal. Eng; Chem. Soc;
Electroehem. Soc; Am. Ghis Ass; Eng. Ednc
Pyrometry; refractories; alloys; calorimetry of
gas.

Kraemer, Prof. Henry, Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Botany, Pharmaeognosy, Bacteriology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, July 22, 68. Ph.G, Phila. Col.
Pharmacy, 89; Ph.B, Columbia, 95; Ph.D,
Marburg, 96. Instr. pharmacog, N. Y. CoL
Pharmacy, 90-92; prof, bot, Northwestern,
95-97; bot. and pharmacog, and direetor,
micros, laboratories, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 97-
17 ; prof, pharmacog, Michigan, 17-20, dean,
col. pharmacy, 19-20. Ed, 'Am. Jour. Phar-
macy,^ 99-; mem. revision committee, IT. S.
Pharmacopoia, 00-; hon. mem. Int. Cong. Phar-
macy, ^d British Pharmaoeut. Conf, 10- Ebert
and Maiseh prizes. Am. Pharmaceut. Ass, 99,
09. A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Acad. Polit. and Social Sei; Philos. Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; hon. mem. N. J. Pharmaceut.
Ass; Minn. Pharmaceut. Ass; Neb. Pharmaceut.
Ass; Phila. Acad; Int. Ass. Bot; cor. mem.
Soc. de Pharm. de Paris. Structure of starch
grain; continuity of protoplasm; morphology of
the genus Viola; microscopical study of drugs
and foods; unorganized cell contents of plants;
nature and structure of the cell wall; influenoe
of the feeding of chemicals on the color and
structure of plants.

Krafka, Prof. Joseph, Jr, University of Georgia,
Athens; Ga. Zoology. Ottumwa, Iowa, Aug.

14, 90. A.B, Lake Forest, 14, A.M, 15; Ph.D,
Illinois, 19. Research asst, sta. for ezp. evolu-
tion, Carnegie Institution, 15-16; Illinois, 16-
19; assoc prof, sool, Georgia, 19-20, prof, tO-
Trichopterous larvae; heredity in Brosophila.

Kramer, Prof. B(enjamin), Johns Hopkins Hos-
pital, Baltimore, Md. Pediatrics. Russia, Aug.

15, 87. M.D, Bellevue, 09; M.S, Iowa, 17.
Instr. physiol, Iowa, 13-15, asst. prof, 15-17;
instr. pediat, Hophins, 17-20, assoc, tO- A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem.
Lipoids and narcosis; stimuli and hypergly-
caemia metabolism in pancreatic diabetes.

Eraace, Prof. John ACloysiiui), S.J, Creighton
University, Omaha, Nebr. Chemistry. Berea,
Ohio, Feb. 1, 80. St. Mary's (Kans), 95-01;
A.M. St. Louis, 19. Prof, chem, St. John's
(Ohio), 08-13; head of dept, Creighton, 17"

Xrathwohl, Prof. W(illiam) 0(liarle8), Armour
Institute of Technology, Chicago, HI. Mathe-
fnaties. Buifalo, N. Y, Oct. 10, 82. A.B, Har-
vard, 07; A.M, Columbia, 10; Ph.D, Chicago,
13. Instr. math, Columbia, 07-11; Wadiington

(St. Louis), 11-12) prof, Ripon, 13-14; asst.
prof. Armour, 14-18; assoe, prof, 19- Math.
Soc Modular invariants.

Krats, Prof. Alonio Pdnmsted), 815 S. State St,
Champaign, 111. Mechanical engineering. Cham-
paign, 85. B.S, Illinois, 07, M.S, 09. Beseareh
asst. prof. meoh. eng, Illinois, 09- Mech. Eng.
Combustion; explosive mixtures of air and gas;
warm-air furnaces.

Kraus, Prof. Charles A(ngii8t), dark University,
Worcester, Mass. * Chemistry. B.S, Kansas, 98;
fellow, Hopkins, 99-00; Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech,
08. Research assoc physical chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 08-12, asst. prof . physical chem. research,
12-14; prof, chem, and direetor, ehem. lab,
Clark, 14- Am. Acad; Wash. Acad. Solutions;
organic radicals; vapor electric apparatus;
seals; glasses.

Krana, Prof. B(dward) HCenry), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mineralogy. Syra-
cuse, N. Y, Dec. 1, 75. B.S, Syracuse, 96, M.S,
97, ScD, 20; Ph.D, Munich, 01. Instr. German
and miner. Syracuse, 96-99, miner, 01-02, assoc.
prof, 02; head, dept. science, high sch, Syracuse,
02-04; asst. prof, miner, Michigan, 04-06,
junior prof, 06-07, miner, and petrog, 07-08,
prof, 0^19, erystaltog. and miner, 19-, direetor,
miner, lab, 08-, acting dean, summer session,
11-15, dean, 15-, acting dean, col. pharm, 20-
21. Prof. chem. and geol, Syracuse, summer,
03, 04. A. A; Geol. Soc; Chem. Soc; Optical
Soc; Miner. Soc. (pres, 20); Min. Eng; Mich.
Acad. (v. pres, 07, pres, 19). Descriptive
mineralogy; chemical and physical ciystaUog-
raphy; optical constants of crystals at varying
temperatures.

Kraus, Prof. E(a:a) J(acob), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Botany. Lansing, Mich,
March 19, 85. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 07; Ph.D,
Chicago, 17. Scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr,
07-09; prof. hort. research, Oregon Col, 09-18,
dean, art and science departments, 18-19; prof,
applied bot, Wisconsin, 19- Bot. Soc; Soc
Hort. Sci; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci; Wash. Entom.
Soe. Applied botany; plant morphology and
physiology.

Kranse, Prof. Allen K(ramor), Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Medicine, Lebanon,
Pa, Feb. 13, 81. A.B, Brown, 01, A.M, 02;
M.D, Hopkins, 07. Asst. and instr. path. Hop*
kins, 07-09; asst. director, Saranac Lab, 09-lo;
assoe. prof, med, Hopkins, 16- Director, Dows
tuber, research fund, Hopkins, 16-, assoc. physi-
cian and later physician in charge, Phipps
Tuber. Dispensary, Hopkins Hosp, 16-; lecturer,
Tmdeau Sch. of Tuber, 16-; managing ed, 'Am.
Rev. Tuber,' 17-; assoc. ed, *Int. Med. Surg.
Rev,' 20- Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Anat; Aas.
Tuber, (director, 17-) ; Am. Physicians; Soc.
din. Invest; Ass. Study Int. Secretions; Med.
Educ. Ass. Infection, pathology and immunity
of tuberculosis.

Kranskopf, Prof. Francis O(raig), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Rich-
mond, Ind, Nov. 13, 77. A.B, Indiana, 04;
A.M, Wisconsin, 07, Ph,D, 09. Asst. ehem, In-
diana, 03-04; Cornell, 04-06; instr, Wisconsin,
06-11, asst. prof, 11-19, assoe. prof, 19- Chem.
Soc. Analytical and inorganic chemistry; sep-

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aration of lithiam; vapor pressure; absorptioii
of carbon monoxid.

Kranss, Fztedorlck a(eorge), Hawaii Agricnltaral
Experiment Station^ Haiku, Hawaii Agrtmamy*
San Franciseo, Calif , May 6, 70. Stanford, 91-
94 ; California, 98-01. Supt. seed growing. Sun-
set Seed and Plant Co, Menlo Park, Cam, 94-
98; in charge field work, propagating houses
and conservatories, Calif. Exp. Sta, 98-01 ; agri-
culturist and instr. agr, Kiunehameha Schools,
Honolulu, Hawaii, 01H)6; expert in agr, Hawidi
Exp. Sta, 06-10, prof, agron. Col. of Hawaii,
10-15, Bupi. exten, Hawaii Exp. Sia, 16^ Pro-
prietor, New Era Homestead Farms, 11^- A. A;
Soe. Agron; Farm Econ. Ass. Bice, cotton and
forage crops; rice investigations in China and
Japan.

KraybUl, Prof. Henry B(6ist), I>urham, N. H.
Cl%emiKtry, Mt. Joy, Pa, May 1, 91. B.S, Pa.
State, 13, fellow, 13-14; M.S, Chicago, 15,
PhJ), 17. Asst. chem, exp. sta, Pa. State, IS-
IS, instr. agr. chem, 15-17; teaching fellow,
Chicago, 16-17; asst. physiologist, bur. plant
indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19; prof, agr, ehem,
JV. H, Col, and chemist, Exp, Sta, 19- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Bot. Soc. Chemistry, cul-
ture and breeding of tobacco; chemistry of
apples, peaches and tomatoes.

Kiecker, Prof. F(roderick) H(axtzler), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Zoology. Tokyo,
Japan, Dec. 21, 81. A.B, Princeton, 04, Class
of '77 fellow, 08-09, PhJ>, 09; A.M, Cornell,
06; Freiburg, Munich and Chicago, 06-08.
Prof, biol, Marietta, 09-14; oast, prof, gool,
Ohio StatCf 14-, acting director, lake lab, 16-
Ed, 'Ohio Jour. Science,' 18- A.A; Soc Zool;
EooL Soc; Ohio Acad. Begeneration ; ecology.

Kreider, Prof. D(avld) Albert, 298 Lawrence St,
New Haven, Conn. Physics, Chemistry. Ann-
ville. Pa, March 23, 71. A.B, Lebanon Valley,
92; Ph.D, Yale, 95; Gottingen, 01. Lab. asst.
chem, YaXe, 93-95, asst, 95-96, instr. physics,
96-02, asst. prof, 02-20, assoc, prof, SO- Phys-
ical Soc; Ass. Prdf; Conn. Acad. Belation be-*
tween structural and magneto-optic rotation;
analysis of potassium and sodium; detection and
quantitative determination of perchlorates;
preparation of perchloric acid; iodin titration
voltameter.

Kreisinger, Henry, Combustion Engineering Corp,
New York, N. Y. Engineering, Badnice, Bo-
hemia, Feb. 17, 76. B.S, Illinois, 04, M.E, 06.
Engineer, XJ. S. Bur. Mines, 04-10, in charge,
fuel ef&ciency lab, 13-20; research engineer,
Combwiion Eng. Corp, tO- Fuel engineer,
Clinchfield Fuel Co, 10-13. Chanute medal.
West. Soc. Eng. A.A; Mech. Eng; West. Soc.
Eng. Fue^ combustion ; heat transmission; fur:
nace design.

Kremers, Prof. Edward, University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. *Plant chemistry, Milwaukee,
Wis, Feb. 23, 65. Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 84-85;
Ph.G, Wisconsin, 86, B.S, 88; Ph.D, GSttingen,
90. Instr. pharmacy, Wisconsin, 90-92, prof,
pharmaceut, chem, 99-, director, course in phar-
maey, 99-, Pharm, Exp, Sta, 12- Ed, * Pharma-
ceut, Bev,' 96-09; 'Pharmaceut. Archives';
Ebert prize, Am. Pharmaceut. Ass, 88, 00.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass. (chairman.

sci. sect, 98, historian, 04-12) ; Am. Conf.
Pharmaceut. Faculties (pros, 02); Wis. Acad.
Chemistry of volatile oib and their oonstitnents;
sesquiterpenes and derivatives; quinhydrones as
plant pigments; bibliography of the chemical
constituents of volatile oils; classification and
occurrence of the oonstitnents of volatile oils
according to modem principles; the Monardas,
a phyto-chemieal study; classification of carbon
compounds.

Kremers, Dr. H(arry) O(levelaiid), Lake Bluff,
HL CherMStry, Springfield, S. Dak, Jan. 28, 89.
AJ3, Hope, 13; M.S, niinois, 15, Ph.D, 17. Asst
ehem^ Illinois, 13-17, instr, 17-18; production
chemist, Fansteel Products Co, 18-20; aesoe.
ehem, Illinois, BO- Chem. Soe. Inorganic chem-
istry; rare elements.

Dr. Otto, Forest Products Laboratory,
Madison, Wis. Chemistry, B.S, Columbia, 06,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 09. Instr. chem, Columbia,
06-09; with various pulp and paper mills, 09-
13; tech. expert, Badische Co, 13-16; in charge
research, sect, pulp and paper, forest products
lab, U. S, Forest Service, ie~ Chem. Soc; Soc
Chem. Indust; Ass. Pulp and Pi^»er Indust
Pulp; paper; cellulose.

grwwrmftiiii, F(xederiek) W(ilUam), Continental
Turpentine and Bosin Corp, Laurel, Miss.
Chemistry. Chicago, 111, Feb. 6, 88. B.S, Illi-
nois, 09, M.S, 10. Asst chem. eng, Illinois, 09-
10; asst. chemist forest products, forest products
lab, U. S. Forest Service, 10-12, chemist, 12-16;
V. pres, and manager, Cont, Turp, and Bosin
Corp. Lecturer forest products, Wisconsin, 14.
A.A; Chem. Soc; HL Acad. Bituminous coals;
dyes and tannins of woods and barks; acid
catalytic hydrolysis of wood waste.

Srets, Dr. Walter O(oluzl), 805 Edgewood Ave,
Trenton, N. J. Astronomy, Engineering. Toltx,
Bavaria, Aug. 20, 78. A.B, Columbia, 96, fel-
low, 98-99, A.M, 97, Ph.D, 99, M.E, 01. Lec-
turer astron, Columbia, 01; engineer, Bacter.
Sewage Purification Co, N. Y, 02; John A.
Boebling's Sons Co, OS- Asst. geod, summer
sch, Columbia, 96-02. A.A. Photographic de-
termination of position of stars.

Krlbs, Dr. Herbert GKiy, 5857 Cobbs Creek Park-
way, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Trempealeau,
Wis, Jan. 23, 70. A3, Oberlin, 98; B.D, Union,
04; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 08. Asst. zool, Penn-
sylvania, 08-09, instr, 09-10, lecturer animal be-
havior, 10-18; prof, biol, Hahnemann Sch, of
Science, SO- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Entom.
Soc; Micros. Soc.

Krloble, Prof. Vernon K(rioble), Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn. Chemistry. Worcester, Pa,
March 4, 85. Ph.B, Brown, 07; M.S, Me-
Gill, 09, Ph.D, 13; Hopkins; Pennsylvania;
Jefferson Med. Col. Demonstrator chem, McGill,
07-12, lecturer, 12-14, asst. prof, 14-20; ScoviOe
prof. Trinity (Conn), SO- Gov. general's silver
medal, McGill, 12. A. A; Chem. Soc. Amygda-
lins; enzymes, with special reference to emulsins
and oxynitrilases.

Kzoeber, Dr. A(lAnd) L, University of Calif omia,
Berkeley, Calif. * Anthropology, Hoboken, N.
J, June 11, 76. A.B, Columbia, 96, A.M, 97,
Ph.D, 01. Asst rhetoric, Columbia, 97-99;

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391

curator anthrop, Calif. Acad. Sciences, 00, 03-
06; inBtr, CMfamia, 01--06, awt. prof, 06-12,
assoc prof, 12-ld, prof, 19-, oufator, 08"
Ghiesti Am. Mosemn Nat. Hist, 16-17. A^A.
(v. pres, 07) ; Anthrop. Ass. (pres, 17) ; feL
EthnoL Soc; Folk-lore Soc (pres, 06); Archeol.
Inst, (sec '7, San Francisco sect, 05-08). Eth-
nology; American languages; ethnology of Cali-
fornia; North American Indians; rations of
anthropology and the biological scdences.
Krohn, Dr. W(ilUa)m 0(tt6x1>6l]i), Heyworth
Buildiog. Chicago, IlL Fsyohology, Medicine.
Gallon, Ohio, March 23, 68. A.B. Western, 87;
Ph.D, Yale, 89; senior fellow, Clark, 92; M.D,
Northwestern, 05, Prof, psyohol. Western Be-
serve, 89-91; Illinois, 92-97; psychologist. State
Insane Hosp, Kankakee, HI, 97-00. Ed, 'Child
Study Monthly'; 'The Psychiater.' AJL; 111.
Child Study Soc. (ed, 'Trans*) ; Berlin PsychoL
GeselL Child-study; psychiatiy; physiology and
hygiene; laboratory studies of mental peculiari-
ties of the insane; reaction-time; sense disturb-
ances; mental temperament in children as se-
queUa of ordinary duldren's diseases.

Xropff, Dr. Alfred H(emmor), Kew Gardens,
New Tork, N. Y. ChemiBtry. New York, Jan.
2, 87. B.S, Columbia, 07, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 09.
Beseareh asst. to Prof. M. T. Bogert, 09-10;
pres, HoffTnan and Kropff Chem, Co, 10- Or-
ganic chemistry; chemistry of petroleum oils.

Krout, Dr. WCebster) S(heibum), Agricultural
Experiment Station, Amherst, Mass. Botany,
North Berne, Ohio. B.S, Ohio, A.M; PhJ),
Butgers. Asst. bot, New Jersey, and plant path,
Exp. Sta, 15-17; field patholoffigt, Mass. Exp.
Sta, 17- Phytopath. Soc Plant pathology and
bacteriology.

Kmesi, Angiut H, General Electric Co, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Newarki
N. J, March 28, 76. B.E, Union, 98, M.E.E, 06.
Design, engineer, British Thomson-Houston Co,
98-00; Gen. Eleo. Co, 00-, engineer in charge
ecnstraction eng, 08- Assoc. Elec. Eng; assoc
Meeh. Eng; East. N. Y. Soc Eng. Construction
engineering.

Knunbhaar, Prof. E(dward) B(oll), University of
Pennsylrania, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine.
Philadelphia, Aug. 1, 82. A.B, Harvard, 04;
M.D, Pennsylvania, 08, fellow, 13-14, PhJ), 16.
Bes. pathologist, Pa. Hosp, 08-09; instr. med,
Pennsylvania, 12-15, assoc, 15-16, asst. prof,
16-20, assoc. prof, grad. sch, tO- Director, lab,
Phila. Gen. Hosp, 20- A. A; Am. Physicians;
PhysioL Soc; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp.
Biol; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc Clin. Invest; Am.
Med. Ass; Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Path.
Soc; Phila. Physiol. Soc Cardiac pathology;
electrocardiography; physiology and pathology
of spleen and bone marrow.

Snunwiede, Charles^ Bronxville, N. Y. *Bao-
teriology. New York, N. Y, 79. A.B, Co-
lumbia, 02, M.D, 05. Asst. director, lur. lah-
oratories, Dept. Health, N, Y. City; assoc.
prof, hacter. and hygiene, Unh. and Belleimc
Hosp. Med. Col. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact. (v. pres, 19, pres, 20); Soc. Immunol;
Ass. Tuber; Pub. Health Ass. Tuberculosis;
typhoid and paratyphoid infections; pneumonia;
acute respiratory diseases.

Snue, Prof. T(h6ophlIo) K(arl) T(heodore), Uni-
versity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Physiol'
ogy. Sappington, Mo, March 3, 88. A.B, Mia-
souri, 12, A.M, 13, PhJ), 18. Asst. physiol, and
Pharmacol, 12-14, instr, 14-16; PitUhurgh, 16-
19, asst. prof, 19-20, assoc. prof, tO- A.A;
PhysioL Soc Pharmacology; muscle physiology
and pharmacology; pharmacology of Acacia.

Kudo, Dr. B(olcii8alnifO), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, lU. Zoology. Japan, July 25,
86. D«ASc, Tokyo. Instr. Tolqro Agr. Col,
10-11, protozoologist, Exp. Sta, 11-15; research
asst, Bookefeller Inst, 16-18; instr. goal, IZIv
nois, 18- A. A; Soc Zool; Micros. Soc. Para-
sitic Protozoa; Cnidosporidia.

Kngelma88» Prof. Ksaac) Newton, Howard Col-
lege, Birmingham, Ala. Chemistry. New York,
N. Y, June 28, 96. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 16,
fellow, 17; A.M, Columbia, 17. Instr. ehem,
Columbia, 18; head, dept. chem. and physies,
secondary inst. Pub. Sch, 63, N. Y. City, 18;
prof, ahem, Howard Col, 18- Lecturer, Board
of Educ, N. Y. City; consultant, scientudc lab-
oratories. Associated Laundries. A.A ; Chem.
Soc; N. Y. Acad; Ala. Tech. Am. CoUoidi;
laundering chemistry.

gnhlTnann, Dr. FXed, Minnesota School for Feeble-
Minded, Faribault, Minn. Psychology. Daven-
port, Iowa, March 20, 76. AJB, Nebraska, 99»
fellow, 99-01, A.M, 01; fellow, Clark, 01-03,
PhJ), 03, hon. fellow, 08-05. Asst. psychoid
Clark, 01-05; Wisconsin, 05-06; lecturer, Clark,
06-07; instr, Illinois, 07-10; director researdh,
Minnesota 8oh. for Feehle-Minded, 10- A.A;
Psychol. Ass; Ass. Study Feeble-Minded. Ex-
perimental studies in mental deficiency; mental
imagery and memory; development of instincts
and habits in young birds; mental tests; psycho-
logical, social and educational aspects of men-
tally deficient.

Knhn, Prof. H(arr7) W(aldo), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Mathematics, Etna,
Ohio, May 26, 74. B.S, Ohio State, 97, fellow,
97-98; Erastus Brooks fellow, Cornell, 99-00,
PhJ), 01. Asst. math, Cornell, 00-01; asst-
prof, Ohio State, 01-07, assoc prof^ 07, prof,
08- Math. Soc Imprimitive substitution groups.

Kttmmel, Dr. Henry B(amard), 917 Edgewood
Ave, Trenton, N. J. ^Geology. Milwaukee,
Wis, May 25, 67. A.B, Beloit, 89; A.M, Har-
vard, 92; fellow, Chicago, 92-95, Ph.D, 95.
Instr, acad, Beloit, 89-91; asst. geol. Harvard,
91-92; asst. prof, physiog, Lewis Inst, Chicago,
9e-99; asst. state geologist, N. J, 99-02, state
geologist, Ot- A.A; GeoL Soc; Ass. State
Geologists (pres, 08-). Glacial and stratigraph-
ical geology; Paleozoic rocks of New Jersey;
strat^raphy of clays of New Jersey; areal and
economic geology of New Jersey.

Sunertli, Prof. W(lllia)m, 427 Welch Ave, Ames,
Iowa. Physios. LaCrosse Co, Wis, Aug. 19, 78.
AJB, Wisconsin, 04, A.M, 10;' Chicago. Instr,
high schools. Wis, 04-07; physics, Iowa State,
07-16, assoc. prof, 16- A.A; Optical Soc;
Hlum. Eng. Soc; Iowa Acad. Illumination;
kerosenes; lighting systems; reflecting power of
metals.

Kimk«l, Prof. B (overly) W(aiigh), Lafayette Col-
lege, Easton, Pa. Zoology. Harrisburg, Pa,

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Oct. 27, 81. Ph.B, Tale, 01, Ph.D, 05; Frei-
burg, 11-12. Asst. biol, Sheffield Sci Sell, Yale,
01-05, infltr, 65-11; prof, zool, Beloit, 12-15;
2>toE, Lafayette, IB- A.A; Soc. Zool; Alt.
Anat; Ass. Prof. Vertebrate embryology; tax-
onomy of ampMpods; Cmstaeea.

Simkel, ]>r. L(oiils) O(tto), Experiment Station,
Sugar Pli^nters Association, Honolulu, Hawaii
Botany, Mexico, Mo, lilay 7, 84. B.S, Missouri,
09, A.B, 10, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Columbia, 14.
Pathologist, bur. plant indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr,
14-20; aesoo, pathologist, Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Ass, tO- Hot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Plant pathology.

Snnts, Prof. Albert, St. Louis University School
of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. Anatomy, Zoology,
Batesville, Ind, March 19, 79. A.B, Morning-
side, 04; fellow, Iowa, 09-10, Ph.D, 10, senior
fellow, 10-11; M.D, St. Louis, 18. Prof. nat.
science, Charles City, 05-08; instr. biol, Iowa,
11-13; asst. prof, 8t, Louis, 13-16, assoc. prof.
anat. and liol, 16-19, prof, 19^ Investigatori
Bur. Fisheries, summers, 13-16. A.A; Ass.
Anat; Soc. Zool; fel. Iowa Aead. Derelopment
of the sympathetic nervous system and of the
adrenals; innervation of the digestive tube and
the gonads; embryology of fishes; adaptive color
changes; superfetation.

Kxmz, Dr. George F(rederick)« 401 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Mineralogy, deology. New
York, Sept. 29, 56. Pub. schools; Cooper
Union, 72; hon. A.M, Columbia, 98; PhJ), Mar-
burg, 03 ; ScD, Knox, 07. Asst, chem. lab, Coojier
Union, 75-76; gem expert and v, pres. Tiffany
and Co, 79-; special agent in charge of precious
stones, U. S. Geol. Surv, 83-09. Hon. special
agent of mines, Omaha Expos, 87; Paris, 89;
Kimberley, 91; Columbian, 93; Nashville, 98;
Pan-Am, 01; La. Purchase, 04; Lewis and
Clark, 05; special agent, U. S. Fish Commission,
92-98; research curator precious stones, Am.
Museum Nat. Hist; chairman, hist, e^ddbits,
Hudson-Fulton Celebration, 09. Offider de
I 'Instruction Pub, 00; Chevalier Legion d^ion-
neur; Knight of St. Olaf, Norway; Officer Or-
der of the Rising Sun, Japan. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Am. Scenie and
Hist. Preserv. Soc. (pres) ; fel. N. Y. Acad. (v.
pres, 10, pres, 13) ; N. Y. Miner. Club (founder
and pres). Gems and precious stones of North
America; meteorites; folk-lore of precious
stones; radium; American pearls; industrial
uses of precious stones.

Knnz, Prof. Jacob, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana. 111. *Physics. Brittnau Aargan, Switzer-
land, Nov. 3, 74. Ph.D, Zurich, 02. Asst. and
lecturer, Polytech, Ziirich, 00-07; instr. physics,
Michigan, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-15; assoo, prof,
math, physics, Illinois, IS- Univ. HI. solar
eclipse exped, 18. Physical Soc; Astron. Soc;
Soc. dc Physiqu^. Magnetism ; photo-electricity ;
theory of light; corona; Bdntgen spectra.

Snnze, Prof. Edward J(oseph), State College, Pa.
Industrial engineering, Newark, N. J, March
24, 75. B.S, Cooper Union, 99; M.E, Cornell,
01, 04; N. Y. Univ, 08-09; Wisconsin, 09-10.
Toolmaker, machinist and draftsman, 8^-07;
tutor mech. eng, Columbia, 07-08 ; instr. physics,
Pratt Inst, 08-09; steam and gas eng, Wiaoon-

sin, 09-10; asst. prof, mech, eng, Mich. State
Col, 10-14; prof, Okla. Col, 14-17; capt, eonstr.
div, U. S. A, 17-19 ; prof, indust, eng. and head
of dept, Pa, State, 19- A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng.
Educ; Indust. Eng. (v. pres. in charge research
and director); A^. Prof. Engineering educa-
tion; heat engines; heat generators; smoke
abatement; boSer furnaces; heat treatment of
steel; ventilation.

Snrts, H(enry) F(rederiek), 899 Meigs St,
Bochester, N. Y. Optics, Rochester, March 30,
88. B.S, Bochester, 13. In seientifle bwr,
Bausch and Lomb Optical Co, Optical Soc
(sec^y, Bochester sect, 17-19).

Snrtzwellt Carl, University of Tennessee, Knox-
ville, Tenn. Plant pathology, Des Moines^
Iowa, July 12, 91. B.S, Iowa State, 17; M.8,
Minnesota, 19. Asst, oJHoe cereal investigations,
hur, plant indust, U, S, Dept, Agr, 18, aest.
pathologist, 18- A.A; Phytopath. Soe. Cereal
breeding for disease resistance.

SUstarmanxi, Dr. W(alter) W(olleben), 707 S.
Baee St, Urbana, IlL Mathematics, SleetrieaX
engineering. Green Bay, Wis, July 10, 88.
A.B, Wisconsin, 08, E JS, 09 ; Ph J), Munich, 13.
Instr, Pa. State, 13-14; Michigan, 14-18; elee.
engineer, AUia-CSialmerB Mfg. Co, 18-19; assoe,
Illinois, 19- Math. Soe; Math. Ass. Double
Fourier's series; functions of several variables;
electrical machines.

Kutchin, lOxs. H(arziet) L(ehinaim), The Maple-
wood, Green Lake, Wis. Zoology. Neosho,
Wis, April 10, 79. A.B, Bipon, 02 ; A.M. North-
western, 03, fellow, 03-04; Bermuda BioL Sta,
04; Alice Freeman Palmer fellow, Wellesley,
04-05; Badcliffe, 04-05; American Women's
table, Naples Zool. Sta, 05; C!hicago, 05-06.
Asst. zool, Bipon, 01-02, Northwestern, 02-03;
instr. biol, Montana, 07-08. AJL; Sac Zool;
Ass. Anat; Wis. Acad. Crustacea; mninmalian
embryology; the peripheral nervous system of
Amphioxus.

Kyes, Prof. Preston, University of Chicago, Chi-
cago, JXL *Sxperimental medic^. North Jay,
Maine, Jan. 24, 75. A.B, Bowdoin, 96, A.M, 00;
Harvard, 98-99; M.D, Hopkins, 00. .Assoe.
anat, Chicago, 00-02, instr, 02-03, asst. prof,
04-06, exp. path, 06-12, prev, med, 12-16, assoe.
prof, 16-17, prof, 17- Fellow, Bockefeller Inst,
02-03, 04-06; assoc, Memorial Inst, for Infec-
tious Diseases, Chicago, 04-09 ; Boyal Inst. Exp.
Therap, Frankfort-on-the-Main, 00-02, 04r-06.
Ass. Anat; Ass. Path, and Bact. The structure
of toxins and antitoxins; structure of human
spleen; the structure of venoms; venom hemo-
lysis; fixed tissue phagocytes; serum therapy in
pneumonia; experimental pneumonia.

Kyle, Dean E(dwln) J(ack8on), College Station,
Tex. Horticulture. Kyle, Tex, July 22, 76.
B.S.A, Texas Col, 99; B.S.A, Cornell, 01, M.S.A,
02. Asst. prof, hort, Tex, Col, 02-05; prof, 11-,
dean, soh. agr, 11- Soc. Hort. Sci; Nut Grow-
ers Ass. Pomology; vegetable gardening.

Laake, Smest William, Box 208, Dallas, Tex.
Entomology, New Ulm, Tex, Sept. 22, 87. B.S.
Texas Col, 13. Scientific asst, J>ur, entom, U. a.

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Dept. Agr, IS- Gold medal^ Tex. Col, 13. AJL;
Entom. Soe; aaaoe. An. Eeon. Entom. Inseets
affecting man and domestie animals.

Lacey, Prof. WilUain Noble, California Institute
of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Chemiitry,
California, 90. A,B, Stanford, 11, Ch.E, 12;
M.S, California, 18, PI1.D, 15. Asst chem, Stan-
ford, 11-12; Oftlifomia, 12-15,* research chem*
ist, Giant Powder Co, 15; research assoc. chem,
Mass. Inat Tech, 16; instr, Calif. Ingt. Tech,
16-17, iusoe, prof, chem, eng, 19- Chem. Soc
IndoBtrial and engineering chemistry.

TiacTiTnan, Dr. Arthur, 143 14th Ave, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. ^Chemistry. San Francisco, Calif,
Dec. 4, 73. B.S, California, 93; Ph.D. Mnnich,
95. Instr. chem, Michigan, 96-97; prof, Oregon,
97-02, dean, colleges of eng, 00-02; tech. chem-
ist, 02-19; Great Western Electro-Chem. Co,18-
19; consulting chem. engineer, 19- Prof, diem,
snmmer sch, California, 02. A. A; Chem. Soc;
Soe. Chem. Indnst; Chem. Eng. Valence of
nitrogen in oxygen componnds; asoxybenzene
nitramid; technical and industrial applications
of organic and physical chemistry.

Lacy, Dr. B(iirritt) S(amnel), 915 Edgewood
Drive, Charleston, W. Va. Chemistry. Dubuque,
Iowa, March 4, 82. A.B, Harvard, 03, A.M, 04,
fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 06, Parker fellow, 06-07.
Asst. chem. Harvard, 04-06; instr, Illinois, 08-
09 ; industrial research, 10- A.A. Electrochem-
istry; chemistry of flames; Thomson effect in
electrolytes; separation of gases; chlorination of
hydrocarbons; alcohols.

Lacy, Prof. Walter N(ind), Foochow, China.
Geography. Pleasant Prairie, Wis, Dec. 12, 84,
B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 06; A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M,
08. Prof. geog. and physics, Anglo-Chinese Col.
High Sch, 08-15, 16- Asst. geol, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 16; contributing ed, 'Jour, of Geog,' 17-
Climatology.

Ladd, Dr. O(arl) E(dwln), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Agriculture, McLean, N. Y, Feb.
25, 88. B.SJL, Cornell, 12, Ph.D, 15. Director,
N. Y. State Sch. Agr, Delhi, 15-17; specialist
in agr, N. Y. State Dept. Educ, 17-19; director,
N. Y. State Sch. Agr, Alfred, 19-20; prof, farm
management, JJomell, tO- Farm Eeon. Ass.
Farm management; rural education.

ZAdd, Free. E(dwln) F(romont), Agricultural
College, Fargo, N. Dak. Chemistry. Stark,
Maine, Dec. 13, 59. B.S, Maine, 84. Asst.
chemist, N. Y. State Exp. Sta, 84-87, chief
chemist, 87-90; prof, chem, N. Dale. Col, and
chemist, Exp. Sta, 90-16, pre*, 16-; food com-
missioner and state chemist, N. Dak, 00-16; V.
8. senator, tl- Ed, < N. Dak. Farmer and Sani-
tary Home,' 98-16. X. Dak. administrator.
Food Ad, 17-19. A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem;
Soc Prom. Agr. Sci. Foods; agricultural chem-
istry; soils; bleached flour; adulterations;
wheat; paints.

ZAdd, Dr. 06o(rg6) E(dgar), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Geology.
Haverhill, Mass, July 23, 64. A.B, Harvard,
87, A.M, 88, PhJ), 93; Mnnich, 93, 94. Asst,
17. S. GeoL Surv, 87-89; chief asst. Mo. Geol.
Surv, 89-90; asst. geol, Harvard, 90-92; asst.
geologist and chemist, Ga. Geol. Surv, 95-96;

prof. geol. and mining, and director, sch. of
mines and metal, Missouri, 96-08; pros, Okla.
Sch. of Mines and Metal, 08-13; N. Mex. Col,
13-17; eeon. geologist, "bur. pub. roads, U. 8,
Dept. Agr, 17- Asst. geologist, Tex. Geol.
Surv, 89; TJ. S. G^l. Surv, 91-92; supt, Mass.
mineral and building stone exhibit, Columbian
Expos, 93; Mo. mining and metal, exhibit. La.
Purchase Expos, 04 ; instr, summer sch. Harvard,
five summers. GeoL Soc; Min. Eng; Eng. Educ;
Min. and Metal. Soc.

Ladd, Prof. George Tnunbnll, 204 Prospect St,
New Haven, Conn. ^Psychology, Philosophy.
Painesville, Ohio, Jan. 19, 42. A3, Western
Eeserve, 64, D.D, 79, LL.D, 95; B.D, Andover
Theol. Sem, 69; hon. A.M, Yale, 81; LL.D,
Princeton, 96. Pastor, Edinburgh, Ohio, 69-71;
Milwaukee, Wis, 71-79; prof, philos, Bowdoin,
79-81; Tale, 81-06, moral philos. and meta-
physics,' 06- Lecturer, Andover Theol. Sem,
79-82; Harvard Divinity Sch, 81-82; Yale
Theol. Sem, 81-83; Doshisha, Japan, 92; con-
ductor grad. sem. in ethics. Harvard^ ^5-96;
lecturer, Chicago, 96; Tokyo and Imp. Educ.
Soc, Japan, and Bombay and Madras, India,
99-00; special lecturer, Imp. and other univer-
sities, Japan, Imp. Educ. Associations of Tokyo,
Kyoto and Sendai, and before Govt. Schools of
Commerce, Tokyo, Kobe and Nagasaki, 06-07;
unofficial adviser to Prince Ito, Korea, 07; lec-
turer educ, col. of women. Western Beserve, 08-
09; delegate. World Cong. Psychol, 00. Second
degree, Japanese Order of the Bising Sun; gold
m^alist. Imp. Educ. Soc. Japan. A.A; Soc.
Nat; Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass; Oriental Soc;
Conn. Acad; Japan Imp. Educ. Soc. Psychol-
ogy; philosophy; philosophy of religion.

Ladue, Prof. Pomeroy, Penobscot Building, De-
troit, Mich. Mathematics, Petroit, Mich, Oct.
23, 68. B.S, Michigan, 90. Instr. math, Michi-
gan, 92-93; prof, N. Y. Univ, 93-05; treas,
Mich. United Bailways Co, 05-10; public ac-
countant, 10- Sec'y, faculties of grad. sch. and
sch. applied sci, N. Y. Univ. Math. Soc. (li-
brarian, 95-01). *

LaFMra, Dr. LinnaeiiB E(dford), 113 E. 61st St»
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Washington, D.
C, Oct. 12, 68. A.B, Wesleyan, 91; M.D, Colum-
bia, 94. Assoc, diseases of children, Columbia,
Ot-; chief, children's clinic, Vanderhilt Clinic,
Ot-; asst. attending physician. Babies' Hasp,
OS- Lecturer pediatrics, N. Y. Polyclinic, 97-
00, prof; visiting physician, children's div,
Bellevue Hosp, 11-20; asst. attending podiatrist,
Roosevelt Hosp, 03-06 ; ed, ' Archives of Pediat. '
Harsen prize, Columbia, 94. Pediat. Soc; Am.
Med. Ass; Am. Geog. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Bron-
chial asthma in children; infantile scurvy; an-
terior poliomyelitis; nutrition of feeble infants.

La Forgo, Dr. F(rederick) B(iirr), Bureau of
Chemistry, Washington, D. C. Organic chem"
istry. Bridgeport, Conn, March 12, 82. B.S,
Princeton, 05, A.M; Berlin, 05-09, Ph.D, 08.
Asst, Bockefeller Inst, 10-12, assoc, 12-15; with
bur. chem, TJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 16- Chem. Soe;
Soc. Biol. Chem. Nucleic acid ; chondroitin ; sul-
phuric acid; pentosuria; sugars; com cob utili-
zation.

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LaForge, Dr. Laurence, U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology, Oeophysics. New
York, N. Y, Sept. 17, 71. Alfred, 87-92; A.B,
Harvard, 99, A.M, 00, Austin fellow, 02-03,
Ph.D, 03. Instr. astron, Alfred, 96-97; asst.
geologist, U. S. Gfeol. Surv, 01-05; aid geol,
17. S. Nat. Museum, 05-08; consulting geologist,
08-14; geologist, 17. 8, Oeol. Surv, 14- Meteor-
ologist, Alfred, 95-97; ed. specialist geol,
'Standard Diet,' 11-12. Wash. Geol. Soe. Ef-
fect of topography on climate; crystallography
of leadhillite; geology of Ellijay quadrangle
and Oartersville district, Georgia; northeastern
Massachusetts and southeastern New Hamphire;
physiography of the Piedmont plateau and the
Blue Bidge; stream erosion; periodicity of
climate; stratigraphy and glacial geology of
southwestern New York; geology of the Boston
region.

Lahee, Dr. F(r6diexic) HCeiiry), The Sun Co,
Dallas, Tex. Geology. Hingham, Mass, Jufy
27, 84. A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 11.
Asst. geol, Harvard, 06-09, instr, 09-12; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 12-14, asst. prof, dynamical and
fiield geol, 14-18; aasoc geologist, 8wn OH Co,
18-20, oMef geologist, tO- Instr. geol, Wel-
lesley, 08-18; geologic aid, U. S. GeoL Surv, 12,
field investigator, 13. A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. and
MetaL Eng; Ass. PetroL Geol; Southwest. Geol.
Soc. Structural geology; pe^logy; metamor-
phism and metamorphic rocks; mineral growth
during metamorphism; glacial geology; field
geology.

Laird, Prof. ECllzabetb) B(el>eoca), South Had-
ley, Mass. Physice. Owen Sound, Ont, Dec. 6,
74. B.A, Toronto, 96 ; fellow, Bryn Mawr (Ber-
lin), 98-99, Ph.D, 01; Cambridge, 09; Wurz-
burg, 13-14; Chicago, 19. Instr. math. Out.
Ladies' Col, 96-97; physios, Mt. Bolyohe, 01-
03, prof, 04- Substitute demonstrator physics,
Bryn Mawr, 00; Sarah Berliner research fellow,
13-14. A.A; Physical Soc. Solids vibrating in
liquids; magnetic lag; spectrum analysis; soft
X-rays.

Laist, Frederick, 218 W. Seventh St, Anaconda,
Mont. Metallurgy, Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 30,
78. B.S, California, 01. Chief chemist, supt,
blast furnace dept, asst. supt. and gen. supt.
Anaconda Beduction Works; metaL manager.
Anaconda a/nd Great Falls Seduction Works,
Anaconda Copper Mining Co, 14-16, gen.
manager, 16- Min. and Metal. Eng. (v. pres,
20; chairman, Mont, sect, 19); Chem. Soc.
Metallurgy of copper and zinc.

Lake, Dr. Dyer B(arker), 644 W. 204th St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. South Shaf tsbury, Vt,
Oct. 19, 84. B.S, Syracuse, 09, M.S, 10; Colum-
bia, 12-15; Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Prof. chem. and
head of dept, Alfred, 10-12; asst, dept. soils,
N. Y. State Col. Agr, Cornell, 13; instr, agr.
dept, Columbia, 13-15; asst. chem, Cornell, 1&-
16; instr. physical chem. and head of dept, Le-
high, 16-18; asst. prof, animal husbandry, N.
Y. State Col. Agr, Cornell, 18; chemist, Chile
Exploration Co, 18-20 ; chief chemist, Am. Chem.
and Mfg. Corp, gO- Inorganic, physical and in-
dustrial chemistry; electrochemistry; dyeing and
cleaning.

Lake, E(dward) B(a]ph), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Peter-
boro, England, 60. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 85,
M.S, 88. Instr. bot, Mich. Agr. Col, 86-88;
Oregon Col, 88-91; Wash. State, 91-94; in news-
paper work and politics, 94-97; instr. bot, Ore-
gon Col, 97-10; pomologist, JJ. 8. Dept. Agr,
10- Govt, expert, Paris Expos, 00; mem. House
of Bepresentatives, Oregon, 97-99. Pomol. Soe.
(sec'y, 12-20); Soc Hort Sci; Oregon Acad.
Pomology.

Lamar, Prof. Blchard V(aiidezlior8t), University
of Georgia, Augusta, Ga. Pathology, Bacteri-
ology. Milledgeville, Ga, April 8, 83. M.D, 02.
Scholar-assoc. path, Bockefeller Inst, 07-13;
prof. path, and hacter, Georgia, IS- A. A; Ass.
Path, and Bfiet; Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc.
Pneumococcic infections; bacteriolysis; hemoly-
sis; Gram negative Streptococci

Lamb, Al^ln BComalna), Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Chemistry. Bangor, Wis, April
23, 90. Beloit, 09-11 ; B.S, Wisconsin, 13, M.S,
15. Asst. agr. chem, Wisconsin, 12-14; re-
search chemist, Iowa Sscp. 8ta, 14-, chief in
nutrition, 19- Second lieut, food and nutrition
div, Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc
Animal Production; feL Iowa Acad. Fermenta-
tion; animal nutrition.

Lamb, Prof. Arthur B(ecket), Harvard Univer-
sity, Cambridge, Mass. *Chemistry. Attleboro,
Mass, Feb. 25, 80. A.B, A.M, Tufts, 00, 00-01;
A.M, Harvard, 03, Ph.D, 04, traveling fellow
(Leipzig, Heidelberg), 04-05; Ph.D, Tufts, 04,
ScD, 20. Instr. chem. Tufts, 01-02; electro-
chem, Harvard, 05-06; prof. chem. and director,
Havemeyer Chem. Lab, N. Y. Univ, 06-12 ; prof,
chem. and director of lab, Harvard, It- Chief
defense chem. research, C.W.S, 17-19, lieut. col,
18-19; mem. 17. S. Fixed Nitrogen Commission
and director, Nitrogen Besearch Lab, 19-20 ; ed,
'Jour. Am. Chem. Soc,' 17- Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Wash. Acad; Am. Acad; Chem.
GeselL The development of eye muscles in
Squalus acanthias; dehydration of periodic
acid; the specific heat of aqueous solutions;
isomerism in coumaric acid derivatives; mechan-
ics of mitosis; change from green to violet in
chromic chlorid solution; partial vapor pressures
of binary mixtures; the potential of iron; equi-
libria among cobaltammines ; density of aqueous
salt solutions; Thomson effect in electrolytes;
rhodium and iridium ammines; removal of car-
bon monoxid from air; active charcoal; heat of
adsorption.

Lamb, Prof. Arthur L(lxicoln), Boland Park, Md.
Biology. Baltimore, Md, Sept. 2, 65. A.B,
Hopkins, 88, 90-92, 94-95. Instr. science,
Friends Elementary and High Sch, Baltimore,
87-90, 92-94, 97-^8; director, science dept,
Tome Inst, Port Deposit, Md, 96-97; science
master, The GHman Country 8ch. for Boys, 98-
Soc Nat. Development of poison teeth of
Ankistrodon contortrix.

Lamb, Dr. D(aiiiel) S(mlth), The Home, Seventh
and K Streets, N. W, Washington, D. C. Medi-
cine, Anthropology. Philadelphia, Pa, May 20,
43. A.B, Cent. High Sch, PhUa, 59, A.M, 64;
M.D, (Georgetown, 67; LL.D, Howard, 13. Act-
ing asst surgeon, U.S.A, 68-92; prof. mat. med,

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395

Howard, 73-77, atk/ai, 77-; pathologist, Army
Med. Muaeum, 92-20. Ed, 'Wash. Med. An-
nals.' A.A; feL U. S. CoL Vet. Surg; D. 0.
Med. Soo. (pres) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres) ;
Wash. Anthrop. See. (v. pres, 07, pres). Anat-
omy and pathology.

Lamb, Prof, a(eorgo) FCranklln), 234 Hartshorn
St, Alliance, Ohio. Geology, Near Laneaster,
Ohio, Aug. 20, 72. Ph.B, Ohio (Athens), 02;
A^, Ohio State, 09. Aast. bioL and geol, Ohio
(Athens), 00-02; principal, high sch, 02--04;
prof. bioL and geol^ Moont Union, 05-16, geol,
16-19. A. A; Ohio Acad. The pre-glaeial Ooya-
hoga drainage system; limestones of northeast*
em Ohio below the lower Kittanning coal; the
Mississippian-Pennsylvanian unconformity in
northern Ohio.

ZAmberti Dr. Adrian V(an) SOndorai), 168 B.

71st St, New York, N. Y. Surgery. New York,
June 30, 72. A.B, Yale, 93; M.D, Colombia, 96.
Asst. demonstrator anat, Columbia, 00-04, instr.
9wrg, 04-12, aasoc. prof, It- Attending surgeon,
Lincoln Hosp, 06-08; asst. attending surgeon,
Belleyue Hosp, 05-09; Boosevelt Hosp, 08-12;
assoc. attending surgeon, Presb. Hosp, 12-17,
director snrg. service, 17- Ass. Anat.

Lambarv^ Dr. Alozander, 43 E. 72d St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine. New York, N. Y, Dec 15, 61.
A.B, Yale, 84, Ph.B, 85; M.D, Columbia, %%,
alumni fellow, 91-92. Intern, BellevuB Hoep.
88-89, attending phyeioimn, 94-; prof, med.
Women's Med. Col, N. Y, 98-99; olin. med, Cor-
nell, 98- Consulting physician, various hos-
pitals; bacteriologist, N. Y. Health Dept, 95-
02. A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, judicial
council, 10-17, pres, 19-20); Am. Acad. Med;
Gastro-EnteroL Soc; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y.
Med. Soc. (treas, 06-15, pres, 17-18). Sugars
in liver; metaboUsm with uranium salts; sun
stroke; tetanus; alcoholism and narcotism.

Lambert, 0(liarl6S) A(lftod), Hercules Powder
Co, Wilmington, DeL Chemistry. Philadelphia,
Pa, WAy 31, 84. B.S, Pa. State, 10. Chemist,

0. D, U.S.A, 02-07; Bur. Mines, 10-11; Ord.
Bur, tr.S.N, 11-13; Carnegie Steel Co, 13-16;
Herevles Powder Co, 15- Chem. Soc; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Manufacture of ether; frac-
tional distillation.

Lambert, Dr. Charles I(rwin), P. O. Box 175,
White Plains, N. Y. Psychiatry. B.S, Iowa,

01, M.S, M.D, 03. Instr. path. Iowa, 04; asst.
neuropath, N. Y. State Psyduat. Inst, 04-10;
pathologist, Manhattan State Hosp, 10-13;
first asst, physician, Bloomingdale Hosp, 13-
Lecturer mental hygiene, Columbia and Teach-
ers Col. Psychopath. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass;
N. Y. Psychiat. Soc. (sec'y)- Neuropathology;
clinical psychiatry.

Lambert^ Dr. F(red) DCayton), Tufts College,
Mass. Biology, Muscatine, Iowa, Oct. 28, 71.
Ph3, Tufts, 94, A.M, Ph.D, 97. Asst. biol.
Tufts, 96-97, instr, 97-98; sub-master, Edward
Little High Sch, Auburn, Maine, 98-99; instr.
nat. hist. Tufts, 99-04, asst. prof, biol, 04-13,
prof, hot, IS- A.A; Bot. Soc; New Eng. Bot.
Club (v. pres, 08, pres, 15-17); Am. Acad;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Boston Nat. Club. Mor-
phology and life histories of green Algae.

Lambert, Prof. PCreston) A(lbert), 323 Center
St, Bethlehem, Pa. MathemcUics. Hellertown,
Pa, Oct. 30, 62. A.B, Lehigh, 83, A.M, 92;
G^ttingen and Berlin, 92-98. Teacher, high
sch, Washington, D. C, 83-84; instr. math,
JL^Jk^Jk, 85-96, asst. prof , 96-06, pro/, (76- A. A;
Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; Philos. Soc. Solution
of algebraic equations in series; building up so-
lutions of differential equations.

Lambert, Dr. Samuel W(aldron), 130 E. 35th St,
New York, N. Y. Medioine. New York, June
18, 59. A3, Yale, 80, Ph.B, 82, hon. A.M, 05;
MJ), Columbia, 85. Attending physician,
Nursery and Child's Hosp, N. Y, 90-96; Lying-
in Hosp, N. Y, 90-05; N. Y. Hosp, 96-10;
8t, Luke's Hosp, 06-; prof, applied therapeut,
Columbia, 03-14. clin. med, 14-19, dean, CoU
Physicians and Burgeons, 04-19, emer. dean, 19-
A.A; Am. Physicians; Clin. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med.

Lambert, W(alter) D(avi8), U. S. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy,
West New Brighton, N. Y, Jan. 12, 79. A.B,
Harvard, 00, A.M, 01; Harrison fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 07-08. Instr. math, Maine, 02-04;
with 17. S. Coast and Oeod. Surv, 04-07; instr.
math, Pennsylvania, 08-11 ; with U, 8. Coast and
Geod. Surv, 11- Lieut, corps engineers, 17-19.
A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Geophysics; figure and
rigidity of the earth.

Lambeth, Dr. W(l]liam) A(lexaader), University,
Va. Biology. Thomasville, N. C, Oct. 27, 67.
M.D, Virginia, 91, Ph.D, 02. Instr. physical
educ, Virginia, 91-99, prof, hygiene, 99- Phys-
ical Educ. An. Athletics; physical training;
food; exercise; food and tuberculosis; the play
impulse and pubHc health.

Lamkey, Dr.ECmert) M(lel&ael)B(ndolph), Dela-
ware Agricultural Experiment Station, Newark,
Del. Plant physiology. Biverton, 111, Jan. 1,
90. A.B, Illinois, 13, A.M. 14, feUow, 15-16,
Ph.D, 16. Asst. bot, Illinois, 13-15; plant pa-
thologist, St. Louis Smelting and Bef. Co, 16;
instr. floricnltural path, HI. Exp. Sta, 16-17;
plant physiologist, Del. Exp. Sta, 17- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Entom. Soc. Pungi;
carnation yellows; transpiration; enzymes; per-
meability of plant tissues.

Lamond, J(ohn) KCcoyon), Brookline, Pa. Math-
ematics. Hillsdale, B. I, Aug. 1, 87. B.S, B. L
Col, 07; A.M, Yale, 08, Ph.D, 10. Instr. math,
Wesleyan, 10-16; alumni prof. Pa. Col, 16-18;
director mil. relief, Pa.-Del. div, Am. Bed Cross,
18-; with eng. dept, Bell Telephone Co. of Pa,
20- Math. Soc. Theory of integration.

Lampiand, O(arl) O(tto), Lowell Observatory,
Flagstaff, Ariz. * Astronomy. Hayfield, Minn,
Dec. 29, 73. A.B, Indiana, 02, A.M, 05. As-
tronomer, Lowed Observatory, OS- Medal,
Boyal Photog. Soc, 07. Mem. Lowell Observa-
tory exped, 18. A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical
Soc; SeismoL Soc; Math. Ass; Am. Acad;
Pacific Astron. Soc; hon. menu Soc Astron. de
Mex; Soc. Astron. de France; Astron. Gesell.
Photography of surface detail of planets; photo-
graphic observations of nebulae, star fields,
novae, star clusters, comets and satellites.

396

AMERICAN MEN OF SdBNCE

Lamson, Prof, a(eorge) H(6rb«rt), Jr» StorrB,
Cozm. Zoology. Maiden, Mass, April 8, 82,
GoniL Col, 02; B.S, Mass. Col, 03: M.S, Tale,
05. Prof, biol, Tarkio, 05-06; prof, 0OOI, Conn.
Col, 06- Zoologist, StorrB Exp. Sta. A.A; Abs.
Econ. Entom. Eeonomic zoology; bacterial in-
fection of the lien's egg; preservation of eggs;
the effect of carbon diozid on the development
of the chick embryo; life history and control of
animal lice; stomach worm in sheep.

Iiamson, Dr. P(aal) D(iidley), Johns Hopkins
Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Pharmaeology.
Charlestown, Mass, 84. A.B, Harvard, 05, M.D,
09. Honse officer, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 09-10 ; asst.
Pharmacol, WQrzburg, 1 2-13 ; asst. resident phy-
sician, Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, 13-14; asst.
ezp. therapeut, HopJdns, 14-15, assoc pharma-
eol, 16-20, assoe, prof, tO- A. A; Soc. Pharma-
col. Acute polycythemia.

Lamson-Scrlbiier, Prof. P(raiik), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agricoltore, Washington, D. C. *Agrioul'
twre, Botany. Cambridgeport, Mass, April 19, 51.
B.S, Maine, 73, LL.D, 20. Teacher, Maine pub.
schools; officer, Oirard, Phila, 76-84; asst. bot-
anist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 84-85, chief, sect. veg.
path, 85-87; prof. bot. and hort, Tennessee, 87-
94; chief, div. of agrost, U. S. Dept. Agr, 94-
01; chief, Insular Bur. Agr, P. I, 01-04; special
agent and agrost ologist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 04-,
expert on exhibits, IS- Director, Ezp. Sta, Ten-
nessee, 89-94; in charge exhibits, bur. plant in-
dust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, La. Purchase Expos, 04,
Lewis and Clark Expos, 05, Jamestown Expos,

07, Alaska-Yukon Expos, 09, Buenos Aires, 10,
Turin, 11; mem. U. S. Govt. Exhibit Board,
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Chevalier MMte
agricole. Phila. Acad; Buffalo Acad; New Eng.
]^t. Club. Fungous diseases of plants; Grami-
neae; Philippine agriculture; weeds and plants
of Maine; grasses of Tennessee.

Lancaster, Dr. Walter B(rackett), 520 Common-
wealth Ave, Boston, Mass. OphthcUmology,
Newton, Mass, May 11, 63. A.B, Harvard, 84,
M.D, 89. Assoc, ophthal, Harvard Med. Soh,
IIS- Major, M.C, in charge ophthal, Med. Be-
search Lab, A. S, 18-19; mem. and pros. Am.
Board Ophthal. Examiners, 15- Am. Med. Ass.
(delegate, 19) ; Acad. OphthaL and Otolaryngol,
(councilor, 15, 16) ; OphthaL Soc. (councilor,
18) ; Optical Soc (councilor, 17, assoc. ed,
*Jour,* 17-); New Eng. Ophthal. Soc. (pres);
Illnm. Eng. Soc. (mem. committee on research,
13, on progress, 15-). Physiological optics.

lAnd, Dr. W(imam) JCesse) a(oad), University
of CThicago, Chicago, HI. Botany. Alton, Ind,
Dec. 2, 65. B.S, Chicago, 02, fellow, 02-04,
Ph.D, 04. Principal, Rome Acad, Ind, 91-94;
supt. schools, Ashley, HI, 95-01; asst. morph,
Chicago, 04-06, instr. hot, 06-11, asst. jwof. and
later assoc. prof, 11- Bot. exploration in Am.
tropics, 06, 08. A.A; Bot. Soc. Angiosperms;
gymnosperms; morphology of Hepaticae, espe-
cially tropical species.

Landacre, Prof. P(raaei8) LCeroy), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Anatomy. Hil-
liard, Ohio, Feb. 13, 67. A.B, Ohio State, 95;
Ph.D, Chicago. 14. Asst. zool. and entom, Ohio
State, 95-00, asst. prof, 00-02, assoc. prof, 02-

08, prof, 08-14, anat, li- A.A; Ass. Ajiat; Soc.

Zool; Ohio Acad. (v. pres, 16). Embryology;
neurology; origin of cerebral ganglia and of
cartilage in head.

Landes, Prof. Henry, University Station, Seattle,
Wash. Geology. Carroll, Ind, Dec 22, 67.
A.B, Indiana, 92; A.B, A.M, Harvard, 93; fel-
low, Chicago, 03-04. Prof. geol. Washington
(Seattle), 95-, dean, col. science, IS-, acting
pres, 14-15; state geologist. Wash, 01- Asst,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 9'2, 93 ; asst. to state geologist,
N. J, 93-94. A.A; GeoL Soc; Min. and MetaL
Eng. The coal fields and clay deposits of Wash-
ington.

Landis, Dr. H(enry) B(obert) Mdirray), Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Medi-
cine. Niles, Ohio, Feb. 3, 72. A.B, Amherst,
94; M.D,' Jefferson Med. Col, 97. Director, med.
af^ sooiol. departments, Phipps Inst, 10-; asst,
prof, med, Pennsylvania, 10- Chief of clinie.
Pa. State Dept. Health, 19- Am. Physicians;
Ass. Tuber; C^limat. Ass; Phila. Col. Physicians.
Diseases of the chest.

LandiB, Prof. Walter S(ayage), American Cfyana-
mid Co, 511 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y. Metal-
lurgy. Pottstown, Pa, July 5, 81. Met.E, Le-
high, 02, M.S, 06; Heidelberg, 05-06; Aachen,
09. Asst. metal, Lehigh, 02-04, instr, 04-07,
asst. prof, 07-10, assoc. prof, 10-12; chief tech-
nologist, Am. Cyanamid Co, 12- Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc. (chairman, N. Y. sect, 19,
pres, 20). Physical metallurgy; aluminum;
nickel; water electrolysis; history of coal min-
ing and of manganese and chromium mining;
furnace efficiencies; coal economics.

Landifl, Prof. WCilUam) WCeldman), Dickinson
College. Carlisle, Pa. Mathematics. Coatesville,
Pa. Feb. 15, 69. Ph.B, Dickinson, 91, A.M, 94;
Hopkins, 91-^4, Sc.D, 06. Student asst. math,
Hopkins, 92-^4; prof, Thiol, 95; math, ana
astron, Dickinson, 96- Hon. major, Italian
Army; Cavalier of the Crown of Italy; with Y.
M. C. A. in Italy, 18-19. A.A; Math. Soc;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo; Soc. Beige d 'Astron.
Method of defining the conies.

Landretb, Prof. Clin H(enry), 156 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Civil engineering. Addison,
N. Y, July 21, 52. C.E. Union, 76, A.B, 77,
A.M, 80, hon. ScD, 05. Asst. astronomer,
Dudley Observatory, Albany, N. Y, 77-79;
prof, eng, Vanderbilt, 79-94, dean, eng. dept,
86-94; prof. eng. Union, 94-19, emer. prof, 19-;
chief and later consydting engineer. Eastern
Potash Corp, 19- Consulting engineer, N. Y.
State Board of Healtii, 96-06; mem. advisory
council, Eng. Cong, Columbian Expos, 93 ; N. Y.
State Water Storage Commission, 02-; N. Y.
Bay Pollution Commission, 03; Metropolitan
Sewerage of N. Y. City, 06-08; consulting engi-
neer to various municipalities and corporations;
mech. engineer, U. S. Ordnance Dept, 18-19.
A.A. (sec'y, D, 02, v. pres, 07) ; Civil Eng. (di-
rector, 93-95) ; Mech. Eng. (v. pres, 93) ; 'Eng.
Educ. (v. pres, 08} ; Pub. Health Ass; Eng. Ass.
of the South (sec'y^ 89-92) ; Eastern N. Y. Soc.
Eng. (v. pres, 04, pres, 05); Atlantic Deeper
Waterways Ass; N. Y. State Waterways Ass.
(director) ; Schenectady Tech. Ass. (v. pres, 95,
pres, 96-98). Technical training; hydraulic and
sanitary engineering; administration for engi-

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neers; sanitarj disposal of refuse matter;
stream pollution prevention and sewage disposal.

Tjanrtrnm, Pxof. Bobert D(alla8), Harshaw Fuller
and Goodwin Co^ Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry,
Terre Haute, Ind, Feb. 8, 82. B.S, Bose, 04. M.S,
09, Ch.E, 14. Chemist, Columbian Enameling
and Stamping Co, Terre Haute, Ind, 04-07 ; asst.
prof, ehem, Kansas, 07-10 ; chem. engineer, Lisk
Mfg. Co, 10-13; factory manager, Michigan
Enamel Works, 13; ehem, engineer. Gen. Stamp
Co, 14; Earshaw Fuller and Goodwin Co, 14-
Expert iron enamel. Bur. Standards, 15. A.A;
Ceramic Soc. (trustee, 18-) ; Chem. Soc. (chair-
man, enamel div, war service committee, 17-18,
sec'y, Cleveland sect, 19-); Chem. Eng; Lend.
Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc. chinL indust. Compo-
sition of various enamels; methods of analysis
for enamels and glass and their raw materials;
enamel ware resistance to acids; enamels for
sheet steel; cobalt ozld in ground coat enamels
for sheet steeL

Ziaiidry, Prof. A(nbrey) B(dward), Catholic Uni-
versily of America, Washington, D. C. Maihe-
matios. Memramcook, N. B, Nov. 24, 80. A.B,
Harvard, 00; fellow, Hopkins, 06-07, Ph.D, 07.
Instr. math, Catholic, 07-09, assoc. prof, 09-12,
prof, 19" Math. Soc. Projective geometry.

Lane, Dr. Alftad 0(]iiirch), Tufts College, Mass.
^Geology, Boston, Mass, Jan. 29, 63. A.B,
Harvard, 83, Ph.D, 88; Heidelberg, 85-97; hon.
ScJ>, Tufts, 13. Instr. math, Harvard, 83-85;
with U. S. G^L Snrv, 88-89; petrographer,
Mich. Gteol. Surv, 89-92; asst. state geologist,
Mich, 92-99, state geologist, 99-09; Pearson
prof, geol, and miner. Tufts, 09- Teacher geol,
Mich. Col. Mines, 89-92; lecturer, Field Museum
Nat. Hist. Michigan and Wisconsin; head, dept.
mining, A.E.F. TTniv, Beaune. A.A. (v. pros,
06); Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. (chairman, Boston
sect, 18, mem. committee on mining geol) ; Am.
Acad, (councilor, 16-19); Mich. Eng. Soc.
(pros, 08) ; Mich. Acad, (pres, 05) ; Boston Soc.

. Nat. Hist; Boston Geol. Soc. (pres, 20); Lake
Superior Min. Inst; cor. mem. Can. Inst. Petro-
graphical geology; theory of heat in its geolog-
ical applications; grain of igneous rocks; eco-
nomic geology; mine waters and connate waters.

Iiane, Prof. Ernest P(rMton), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Mathematics, Bussell-
ville, Tenn, Nov. 28, 86. A.B, Tennessee, 09;
A.M, Virginia, 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Instr.
math, Bice Inst, 18-19; asst, prof, Wisconsin,
19- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Projective differ-
ential geometry.

Laae, Prof. K(eiiry) HCiggina), East Enid, Okla.
Zoology. Bainbridge, Ind, Feb. 17, 78. Ph.B,
De Pauw, 99; A.M, Indiana, 03, Cornell, 03-04;
Chicago, 04-06 ; Ph.D, Princeton, 15. Prof, biol,
Hiram, 05-06; instr. sool. and embryol, Okla-
homa, 06-08, prof, 08-20; head, dept, hiol, FhU-
Ups, to- Dean of undergraduates, Oklahoma,
summers; instr. embryol, fidiana, summers, 06,
08; Chicago, summers, 05, 11; mem. Okla. Be-
search Council. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Micros. Soc. MammaL (sec'y, council and
rec. sec'y); Ass. Prof; Okla. Acad, (pres, 10,
treas, 16) ; Wash. Biol. Soc. Experimental em-
bryology of mammals; correlation between

structure and function in the ontogenetic devel-
opment of the special senses.

Lane, Prof. W(U]not) BCnxkemar), University of
Toronto, Toronto, Can. Psychology, Philosophy,
Perth, Ont, Dec. 13, 72. B.A, Toronto, 93, M.A,
94, coL pedag, 94; Victoria, 95; Toronto, 95-97;
feUow, Wisconsin, 97-99, Ph.D, 99; Cornell, 99-
00. Asst. psychol, Wisconsin, 97-99; prof,
psychol. and philos, Mt. Union, 00-02; philos.
and pedag, Bandolph-Macon, 02-13; ethics, To-
ronto, 13- Asst. exp. psychol, summer sch, Cor-
nell, 00; examiner philos, etc, Toronto, 96-97.
Philos. Ass; S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol Color
contrast; mental fatigue; elemental conscious-
ness.

Laney, Dr. Francis B(aJcer), 351 Fifth Ave,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Geology, (Greene Co,
Mo, April 9, 75. B.S, Drury, 02; A.M, Wis-
consin, 05; Ph.D, Tale, 08. Asst. state geol-
ogist, N. C, 03-05; instr. geoL and miner, Cali-
fornia, 05-06; asst. state geologist, N. C, 07-
08; asst. curator geol, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 09-
10; asst. geologist, U. 8, Geol, 8wrv, 10-13, geol-
ogist, IS- M&eralogical relationship in metal-
liferous ores.

Lanford, Dr. John A(lezander), Touro Infirmary,
New Orleans, La. Pathology, Gainesville, Ala,
June 19, 81. Ph.G, Ala. Polytech, 00; M.D,
Alabama, 05. Asst. physician, Ala. Insane Hos-
pitals, 05-11; instr, surg, path, TtUane, 11-14,
asst, prof, 14- Major, M.O, 17-19. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriology; sur-
gical pathology; serology.

Lang, Hex1>ert» American Museum of Natural
History, New York, N. Y. Zoology, Oehringen,
Germany, March 24, 79. Qfnd, Boyal Lyceum,
Oehringen, 94; Zurich; Paris; Columbia. With
Fed. Museum, Zurich, 96-00; Maison Fuse,
Paris, 00-03; Am, Museum Nat, Hist, 03-15,
asst, dept, mammal, 15-19, asst, curator, 19-
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, r^resentative, Tjader
exx)ed. to E. Africa, 06-07; in charge exx)ed. to
Belgian Congo, 09-15. Soc. Mamma], (chair-
man, subcommittee on exotic mammals) ; assoc.
Omith. Union; Am. Geog. Soo; N. Y. Acad;
N. Y. Zool. Soc Vertebrate soology; mammal-
ogy; life histories; African ecology.

Lang, Ooh W(illiain) BCobert), University of To-
ronto, Toronto. Can. Chemistry. Lanarkshire,
Scotland. B.S, Glasgow, 90, Be.D, 99. Asst.
chem, Glasgow, 90-96, lecturer, 96-00; prof, and
director, dept, chem, Toronto, 00-, director, mil,
studies, Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. (first
chairman, Ckn. sect) ; Can. Inst; fel. Inst Chem.
Gt. Britain and Ireland; fel. London Chem.
Soc; Glasgow Boyal Philos. Soc; Soc Franco-
Ecossaisc Low temperature phenomena; am-
moniacal compounds; esters of arsenic and
antimony; inorganic chemistry; chemical indus-
tries of Canada.

Langdon, Dr. F(rank) W(arren), 4003 Bose Hill
Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio. Medicine, Neurology,
Cincinnati, Dee. 16, 52. MJ>, Miami Med. Col,
81; London, 95. Demonstrator anat, Miami,
81-84, prof, 84-94, nervous and mental diseases,
95-09, psyohiat, Cincifmati, 09-18, emer, prof,
18-; director neurol, Cincinnati Qten., Hosp, 95-
12, consulting psychiatrist, 17-; visiting con-
sultant, Cincinnati Sanitarium for Nervous and

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Mental Diseases, 03- A. A; Am. Med. Ass.
(chairznaiii sect, nerrous and mental leases,
02); Near. Ass. (v. pres, 08, 09); Medico-
Psychol. Ass; Cincinnati Acad. Med. (pres, 07) ;
Nenr. Soo. of Cincinnati (pres, 19); cor. mem.
N. Y. Linnean Soc; hon. mem. Brooklyn Near.
Soe; Boyal Soc. Med. Anthropology; psychol-
ogy; psychiatry; bacteriology of paresis; strae-
tare of brain membranes; topography of brain;
pre-historie Ohio.

Langdon, Dr. Seth 0(h&pi]i), 1632 Chicago Ave,
Eyanston, 111. Chemistry. Leadville, Colo, Jane
18, 87. B.S, Northwestern, 11; A.M, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 13, PhJ>, 15. Instr. chem. Wash-
ington (Seal^e), 15-18; assoc. chemist. Bar.
Standards, 19; asst, prof, chem, Narthwestemf
19- Eeeearch chemist, C.W.S, U.8.A, 18. A.A;
Qhem. Soc; Electrochem. Soe. Electrochemis-
try; passiTity; carbon monoxid; gas control of
steeL

Laage, Dr. Matliilde Magarethe, XJ. S. Department
of Agricoltore, 641 Washington St, New York,
N. Y. Zoology. New York, April 14, 88.
PhJD, Zfirich, 19. With V. 8. DepU Agr, 2(h-
N. Y. ZooL Soc; Zurich Nat. Gesell. Inyerte*
brate soology; histology; marine biology; re-
generation.

Lange, Prof. N(or1)0rt) A(dolph), Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. ChemUtry*
Sandasky, Ohio, Ang. 4, 92. A.B, Michigan,
15, M.S, 17, Ph.D, 18. Instr. org. ehem^ Michi-
gan, 17-19; out. prof, Case, 19^ Chem. Soc.
(h'ganie chemistry; condensation of isocyanic
acid and of phenols.

Tumgnllftf, Prof. Wilfted F(raxici8), Berkeley,
Calif. CKemigiry. Nashua, N. H, Sept 25, 86.
B.S, N. H. Col, 09; M.S, Illinois, 11. Aset.
chem, Illinois, 09-11; chemist, DL Water Snrr,
11-16; cut. prof, sofiit. eng, Calif omia, 1$^
Sanit. engineer, U. S. Shipping Board, snmmer,
18; XJ. S. Pab. Health Service, 18-19. Water
supply; wwage treatment.

Laagenbe^ Karl, 1625 Hobart St, N. W, Wash-
ington, D. C. *Ch&migtry, Ceramics. Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Oct. 7, 61. Col. of Pharmacy,
Cincinnati, 82; Polyteeh, Zurich, 83; Charlotten-
burg, 84. Supt, Bookwood Pottery Co, Cincin-
nati, 86; prof, chem, Miami Med. Col, 88-90;
chemist, Aju. Encaustic Tiling Co, 90-93; man-
ager Mosaic Tile Co, Zanes^e, Ohio, and N.
Y. City, 94-04; Ceramie Lab, Boston, 04-
Assoc, ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-
A.A; Chem. Soe. Difference between glass and
pottery glaees; aventurin glazes; chemical char-
acter of American pottery glazes; kiln construc-
tions and foundations; fire days of the United
States; plasticity; nutrition and psychology.

Langenborg, Dr. Ftederick 0(harla8), 25 Lake-
view Ave, Cambridge, Mass. Metallurgy, Ohio,
90. M.S, Ohio, 12; ScD, Harvard, 15. Instr.
metal, Harvard, 12-15; metallurgist, Watertofon
Arsenal, IS-, ordnanoe dept, JJ.8.A, 19- Ed,
'Tests of Metals,' 15- Mech. Eng; Soc. Test.
Mat. Impact tests; heat treatment; cementa-
tion by gas.

Laagfdld, Prof. Hetbert 8(idiiey), 38 Francis
Ave, Cambridge, Mass. ^Psychology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, July 24, 79. Haverford, 97-98;
Ph.D, Berlin, 09. Research fellow, Ea^rvard,

09-10, instr. psychol, 10; asst. prof, and direc-
tor of lab. A.A; Psychol. Ass; Exp. Pcy-
chol. GeselL Pupillary action; visual sensa-
tions; inhibitory processes; voluntary action;
psychological effects of fasting; experimental
esthetics.

Langf ord, Grace, Barnard College, Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Physics. Plymouth,
Mass, June 27, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00.
Instr, physics, Wellesley, 99-05; Barnard, Co-
lumbia, 08- A.A; Physical Soc. Selective re-
flection of phosphates in the infra-red spectrum.

Langley, Dr. Balph W(al]cer), 84 McEinley Ave,
New Haven, Conn. Chemistry, New Haven,
Aug. llj 80. Ph.B, Yale, 02, M.S, 04, PhJ),
10. Asst. dty chemist, St. Louis, 0^-05; prof,
chem, N. Y. Homeop. Med. Col, 05-08; chemist,
and later asst. pro^ktction manager. Acme Wire
Co, 10- Special research, U. S. Forestry Service,
summer, 07. Chem. Soc. Determination of
small amounts of barium in rocks; determina-
tion of tantalum and columbium.

Tiangman, Harry, 35 W. 61st St, New York, N. Y.
Mathematics. New York, Nov. 7, 89. B.S,
Col. City of N. Y, 11; Columbia. Menu statist,
bur. Metropolitan Life Ins. Co, 15-16; chief
statistician, Ocean Accident and Guarantee
Corp, 16-18; Bur. Jewish Social Besearch, 19-;
instr. statist, Col. City of N. Y, 19- Head,
statist, div, Youroveta Home and Foreign Trade
Co. A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Statist. Ass*
Mathematical and applied statistics.

Langmnir, Dr. A(rtliiir) 0(omliig8), Oakledge,

Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y. Chemistry. Chicago,
HI, Feb. 7, 72. Ph3, Columbia, 93 ; Ph.D, Heidel-
berg, 95. Asst. to Prof. C. F. Chandler, N. Y.
City, 95-96; head chemist, Bicketts and Banks,
N. Y. CSty, 96-00; chemist and supt, Marx and
Bawolle, Brooklyn, 00-20; research chemist, tO-,
assoc, prof. chem. eng, Colwnbict, iO- Instr,
Pratt Inst, 98-00; lecturer, Brooklyn Polyteeh,
05. A^; Chem. Soe. (chairman, N. Y. sect,
12); Soc Chem. Indust; Electrochem. Soc;
Chem. Eng. (v. pres, 17-19). Analysis and tech-
nology of shellac and glycerine.

Langmnir, Dr. Irving, Besearch Laboratory, Gen-
eral Electric Co, Sdienectady, N. Y. *Chemis-
try, Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. 31, 81. Met.E, Co-
lumbia, 03; Ph.D, Gottingen, 06. Instr. chem,
Stevens, 06-09; research chemist. Gen. Bleo. Co,
09- Nichols medal, Chem. Soc, 15, 20; Hughea
medal, Boyal Soc, 18. Nat. Acad; A.A; Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soe; Physical Soc; Am. Acad.
Kinetics of gas reactions, especially at low pres-
sures; dissociation of hydrogen; nitrogen and
argon filled tungsten lamps; vapor pressures of
metals; production of high vacuum; electron
discharges; constitution of solids and liquids;
adsorption; surface tension; structure of atoms;
theory of chemical valence; ionization of gases;
acoustic devices for submarine detection.

Langadorf, Adazaader) 8(a88>, 1205 Amherst
Place, St. Louis, Mo. Blectrieal engineering.
St. Louis, Aug. 31, 77. B.S, Washington (St.
Louis), 98; M.M.E, Cornell, 01. Instr. phjriet^
Washington (St Louis), 98-00, asst. prof. elee.
eng, 01-04, prof, 04-20, dean, sch. eng, 10-20;
indust. eng, Crunden Martin Mfg. Co, fSO- A. A;
Elec. Eng; Eng. Edue; St. Louis Acad; St.

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Louis Eng. Club (past pres). Alternating car-
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of insulation; magnetic hysteresis; electrolysis
of reinforced concrete; principles of direct eur-
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Langwortliy, Dr. OCharles) r(ord), 17. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry. Middlebury, Vt, Aug. 9, 64. A.B, Mid-
dlebury, 87, A.M, 90, ScD, 12 ; Ph.D, Strasbourg,
93. Asst. chem, Wesleyan, 93-^4, instr, 94-^5;
assoc, ed, 'Exp. 8ta. Becard,' V. 8. Dept. Agr,
OB-f in charge nutrition investigations, 06-15,
chief, office home econ, 15- Lecturer, summers,
Wesleyan, 02; Blinois, 06; Cornell, 08. AJL;
Chem. Soc; Soe. BioL Chem; Home Econ. Ass.
(v. pres, 09-); Wash. Acad; Soc. d'Hygifene
alimentaire. Food; human nutrition; nutritive
and economic value of foods.

Lanier, Prof. A(lezaader) O(artwriglit), 300 Col-
lege Ave, Columbia, Mo. Eleetrieal engineering,
Nashville, Tenn, June 3, 78. B.S, Tennessee,
00, M.E, 05; M.E.E, Harvard, 09. Instr. meeh.
eng, Tennessee, 02-05; asst. prof. elec. eng, Cin-
cinnati, 05-08; designing engineer, Westing-
house Elec and Mfg. Co, 09-15; prof. elec. eng.
and chairman of dept, Miaeouri, 15- Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ Design of electrical machinery.

Lantz, Prof. OCyms) W(illiAiii), University of
Nevada, Bene, Nev. Botany. Brooklyn, Dl,
June 27, 89. A.B, Illinois, 13, A.M, 14, fellow,
19; Chicago, 16-17. Asst. bot, Illinois, 14-15;
aset. prof. hot. and hort, Nevada, 17- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; West. Soc Nat.
Plant physiology and pathology; fungL

Lansa, Prof. Oaetano, The Montevista, 63d and
Oxford Sts, Philadelphia, Pa. *Mechanie3, Me-
chanical and civU engineering. Boston, Sept.
26, 48. C.E, Virginia, 69, B.S, C.E. and M.E,
70. Asst. instr. math, Virginia, 69-71; instr,
Mass. Inet. Tech, 71-72, asst. prof, 72-75, prof.
theorei. and applied mech, 75-11, emer. prof,
11-, in charge, dept. mech. eng, 83-11; special
calculator and consultant, Baldwin Locomotive
Works, 11- Cavaliere dell' Ordine dei Santi
Maurizio e Lazzaro, 07. Mech. Eng; hon. mem.
Soc. Test. Mat ; assoe. mem. By. Master Mechan-
ics Ass; Math, and Physical Club (pres, 06-
11); Am. Acad; Franhlin Inst (assoc. ed,
*Jour'); Appalachian Mt. Club; Int. Ass. Test.
Mat; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Applied me-
chanics; strength of materials; dynamic ma-
chinery.

Larew, Prof. Gillie Addah), Bandolph-Macon
Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va. Mathematics.
Pulaski Co, Va, July 28, 82. A.B, Randolph-
Macon Woman's Col, 03; A.M, Chicago, 11,
fellow, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Instr. math, Bandolph-
MaeoH Woman's Col, 03-09, adj. prof, 09-18,
assoc. prof, 18- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Cal-
culus of variations.

Larkln, Edgar L(neien), Mt. Lowe, Calif. As-
tronomy, Astrophysics. Freedom, HI, April 5,
47. High sch. Director, observatory. New
Windsor, HI, 79-88; p^f. astron. and director,
observatory, Knox, 88-95; director, Lowe Oh-
servatory, Bcho Mt, 00- Astron. ed, 'Kansas
City Beview,' 81-87; science ed, 'Hearst News-
pax>ers.' A. A; Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron.

Soc; 111. Soc. Nat. Hist. Spectroscopy; elec*
tricity; radiant energy.

LarseU, Prof. Olof, Northwestern University,
Eranston, HI. Anatomy, Zoology. Battvik,
Sweden, March 13, 86. B.S, McMinnville, 10;
fellow, Northwestern, 13-14, A.M, 14, PhJ), 18.
Prof, biol, McMinnville, 10-15; instr. sool,
Northwestern, 15-18; asst. prof, anat, Wiscon-
sin, 18-20; assoc. prof, eool, Northwestern, iO-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Wis. Acad. Embryology and
anatomy of the avian lung; the nervus terminalis
in vertebrates; cerebellum of Amblystoma;
Gustaf Betzius.

Laisen, Prof. C(hrl8tiaii), South Dakota Agricul-
tural College, Brookings, S. Dak. Dairy hus-
handry. Bellinge, Denmark, Aug. 4, 74. B.S,
Iowa State, 02, M.S, 04. Instr. dairy hus-
handry, Mass. Col, 01-02; asst. and later assoc
prof, Iowa State, 02-06; prof, Utah Col, 06-
07; prof, and director exten, 8. Dak. Col, 07-
A.A; Dairy Instr. Ass. (chairman, committee
on feeding standards) ; Northwest Dairy Off.
Ass. (pres, 12-15). Economic and sanitary milk
production.

Larsen, Dr. Esper 8(igniiis), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Astoria,
Oregon, March 14^ 79. B.S, California, 06,
Ph«D, 18. Instr. geol. and miner, California,
0^-07; asst. petrographer, geophys. lab, Carne-
gie Institution, 07-09; asst. geologist, 17. 8,
Geol. 8urv, 09-14, geologist, 14-20, in charge,
petrol, sect, 19- Acting assoc. prof, geol, Cali-
fomia, 14r-15. A.A; GeoL Soc; Mhier. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Petrology; geol-
ogy of southwestern Colorado; optical mineral-
ogy; tungsten depots.

Larsen* J(iUiiui) A(nsgar), Priest Biver, Idaho.

Forestry. Drammen, Norway, 77. A.B, Yale,
08, M.F, 10. WUh U. 8. Forest 8ervice, 10-
Soc Foresters; EcoL Soc Silviculture.

Larson, Dr. Alfred T(heodore), 3461 Lowell St,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Montevideo,
Minn, July 4, 84. B.S, Carleton, 08, M.S, 12;
Ph.D, Harvard, 17. Instr. chem, Harvard, 14-
17; asst. prof, Carleton, 17-19; catcXytioal
chemist, ordnance dept, U.8.A, 19- Asst. gas
chemist. Bur. Mines, 18; lieut, N. A, 18; capt,
C.W. S, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc. Inorganic
complexes; electrodes; carbon monoxid.

Larson, Dr. Winford Porter, University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Bacteriology. Poy
Sippi, Wis, 80. M.D, Illinois, 04; Berlin; Paris;
Copenhagen. Asst. prof, bacter, Minnesota, 12-
15, assoc. prof, 15-18; prof, hacter, and im-
munol, 18- Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Immunol;
Int. Ass. Med. Museums. Immunity.

Lartigan, Dr. ACngnst) J(6rome), 391 Sutter
St, San Francisco, Qslif. ^Pathology, Oyncr-
cology. San Francisco, Feb. 19, 75. M.D, Cali-
fornia, 96. Asst, Bender Hygienic Lab, 96-99;
instr. path, Columbia, 99-03; asst. prof, gynec,
California, 03-06; attending surgeon, Children's
Eosp, OS- Am. Med. Ass; CoL Surg; Calif.
Acad. Med; San Francisco Co. Med. Soc (pres).
Bacteriology of B. pyocyanens; bacterial etiiol-
^87 o^ gall-stones; tuberculosis of adenoids;
hyperplastic tuberculosis of caecum; endotheli-

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oma of ovary; solid tumors of ovary; baeteria
and channels of urinary infections.

Zia Bne, Oarl DCowney), Kisaran, Asahan, Su-
matra, Dutch East Indies. Botany, Williams-
. TiUe, lU, April 22, 88. A.B, Michigan, 14, A.M,
16. Instr. botj Syracuse, 16-17; botanist, Sol-
landsch-Amerioaansche Plantage Maatschoppijf
Sumatra, 17^ A.A; Bot. Soo. Mutationa in
Oenothera; selections within pure lines; the
Para rubber tree.

La Bue, Dr. Oeorge B(og6r), 1078 Ferdon Boad,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology, Paullina, Iowa,
Jan. 1, 82. B.S, Doane, 07; A.M, Nebraska,
09 ; Ph.D, Illinois, 11. Asst, med. col, Nebraska,
07-09; zool, Illinois, 09-11, summer, 10; instr.
gool, Michigan, 11-13, asat. prof, IS- Tempo-
rary sci asst, Bur. Fisheries, Alaska, summer,
09; hon. curator parasitol, museum, Michigan,
and director, Biol. Sta, 17- A.A; Soc. Zool;
Micros. Soc; 111. Acad; Mich. Acad. Parasites
of fish, reptiles and amphibians.

Lasby, Ml88 Jennie B(aU6), 309 E. 17th St, Santa
Ana, Calif. Astronomy. Northfield, Minn, Aug.
23, 83. A.B, Carleton, 04; A.M, Mt. Holyoke,
06. With Mt. Wilson Observatory, 06-14;
Gk>od8ell Observatory, 16-18. Astron.- Soc.
Solar rotation; radial velocity; asteroid posi-
tions.

La8Ch6, Prof. Alfred J. lA, 2800 Vine St, Milwau*
ke(9. Wis. Chemistry, Bacteriology, Milwaidcee,
Oct. 4, 67. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 89. Director,
LasehS Inst, 94- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Wis. Acad. Death point of microor-
ganisms; methods of sterilization; yeast forms;
mycoderma forms; bacteriological analysis of
water; diastatic power determination; spiritu-
ous liquors; enzymes; diastases of moulds.

Lashley, Dr. K(axl) 8(p«ioer), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology,
Zoology. Davis, W. Va, 90. A.B, West Vir-
ginia, 10; M.S, Pittsburgh, 11; Ph.D, Hopkins,
14, fellow, 13-14, 19, Johnston scholar, 15-16.
Teaching fellow, Pittsburgh, 11; instr. psychol,
Minnesota, 17-18; investigator, II. S. Inter-
departmental Hygiene Board, 19; asst, prof,
psyehol, Minnesota, tO- Psychol. Ass; Soc.
ZooL Heredity; color vision; instincts of birds
and primates; learning; cerebral localization;
reeducation; sex instruction.

Lasley, Prof. J(olm) WCayne), Jr, Chapel Hill,
N.C. Mathematics. Burlington, N.C, Sept. 22, 91.
A.B, North Carolina, ' 10, fellow, 10-11, A.M,
11; fellow by courtesy, Hopkins, 15-16; fellow,
Chicago, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Instr. math. North
Carolina, 11-15, 16-18, asst. prof, 18-20, assoo,
prof, to- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Elisha
Mitdiell Sci Soc. Projective differential geom-
etry; transformations of the Flecnode con-
gruence.

Lassalle, Dr. I«eo Joseph, 214 Golden Hod Ave,
Baton Bouge, La. Physics. Ox>elou8a, La, Sept.
8, 86. B.S, Louisiana, 08; M.S, Pa. State, 11;
Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Asst. physics, Louisiana, 08-
09; instr, Pa. State, 09-12; asst. prof, Univ.
Philippines, 12-13; assoc. prof, Pa. State, 13-
18, prof, 18-20; mech. eng, and head of dept,
Lovisiana, iO- Chief physicist and head, op-
tical dept. Recording and Computing Machines
Co, 18-20; mem. faculty, Chicago, summer, 15.

Optics; atmospheric radioactivity; Stokes law;
viscosity coefficient.

Lathrop, Dr. Elbert OClyde), E. I. du Pont de
Nemours and Co, Wilmington, Del. Industrial
chemistry. Oreensburg, Ind, Oct. 6, 85. A.B, De-
Pauw, 07; Ph.D, American, 16. Asat. chem,
DePauw, 06-07; Purdue, 07-08; instr, Pratt
Inst, 08-09 ; consulting and anaL chemist, N. Y.
City, 08-09; chemist, bur. soils, IT. S. Dept.
Agr, 09-15, biochemist, bur. plant industry, 15-
18; head, gen. div, Jackson lab, E, I, du Pont
de Nemours and Co, 18-19, manager, standards
div, chem, dept, 19- Longstreth medal, Franklin
Inst, 11. A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc Test. Mat;
Chem. Eng. Organic compounds of soils; fer-
tilizers; coal tar dyestulfs; by-products.

Lathrop, Frank H(eldtman), Oregon Agricultural
Experiment Station, Corvallis, Oregon. Bnto-
mology, • Orangeburg, S. C, July 31, 91. B.S,
Clemson, 13 ; M.S, Ohio State, 15. Asst entom,
S. C. Exp. Sta, 13 ; zool. and entom, Ohio State,
13-15; asst. entomologist, N. Y. Exp. Sta,
Geneva, 15-16 ; assoc. entomologist, Oregon Bxp.
Sta, 17- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom.
Cicadellidae; Aphididae; agricultural and horti-
cultural insect pests.

Latimar, Prof. Homer B(arker), 1226 S. 26th St,
Lincoln, Nebr. Anatcmy, Bock Creek, ObXo,
March 2, 82. A.B, Minnesota, 07, A.M, 08.
Prof, biol, Charles City Col, 08-09; scientific
asst. Bur. Fisheries, 10-11; prof, zool, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 11-16; vert, anat, NebrasJca, 16-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc. Comparative
neurology.

Latimer, Dr. Wendell M(ltchell), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry, Gar-
nett, Eans, April 22, 93. A.B, Kansas, 15;
fellow, California, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Instr. chem,
Kansas, 15-17; lecturer and demonstrator, CdH-
fomia, 18- Dielectric constants; specific heats;
heats of fusion.

Lauer, Dr. A(niold) W(illiam), Carter Oil Co,
Tulsa, Okla. Geology. Middletown, Iowa, Julj
18, 81. Ph.B, Iowa, 04; fellow, Yale, 12-13,
Ph.D, 17. Geologist, Co. de Petroleo la Corona,
13-16; asst. econ. geol, Yale, 16-17; field geol-
ogist, Carter OH Co, 17-19, geologist in charge,
sub-surface dept, 19- Asst, Colo. GeoL Surv,
sunmier, 10, topographer, summer, 11. Petro-
leum-bearing rocks; sedimentary history of oil-
bearing regions.

Lanfer, Dr. Berthold, Field Museum of Natural
History, Chicago, 111. * Anthropology, Oriental
languages. Cologne, Germany, Oct. 11, 74.
Berlin, 93-95; Ph.D, Leipzig, 97. With Jesnp
exped. to Siberia, 9S^99; East Asiatic Conunit-
tee exped. to Clidna, 01-04; asst. ethnol, Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 04-08; lecturer antlwop, Co-
lumbia, 05-08; curator anthrop, Blackstone
exped. to Tibet and China, 08-10; Field Museum
Nat. Sist, 11- Fel. Ethnol. Soc; Anthrop.
Ass; Oriental Soc; Boyal Asiatic Soc. of Shang-
hai; Royal Asiatic Soc London; Hakluyt Soc;
Soc. asiat. de Paris; Soc. Unguist. de Paris.
East Asiatic cultures^ Buddhism and Tibetan
literature; Chinese archeology and ethnology;
Chinese pottery, bronze, jade and precious
stones ; history of cultivated plants and domestic
animals; Sino-Tibetan languages.

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liaaghUn, Dr. Harry H(amllton), Eugenics Beeord
Office, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y. Genetics,
Oskaloosai Iowa, March 11, 80. B.S.D, N. E.
Mo. State Teachers Col, 00, M.S.D, 02; Iowa
State, 07-08; ScD, Princeton, 17. Principal,
high sch, KirksTille, Mo, 00-02; Centerville,
Iowa, 02M)5; teacher agr, N. E. Mo. State
Teachers Col, 08-10 ; 9upt, eugenics record office,
Carnegie Institution, 10^ In charge trtdning
eonrse for field workers in eugenics, Brooklyn
Inst, and eugenics record office, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 10- A. A; Soc. Nat; Eugenics Be-
search Aas. (sec'y-treas, 17-); Soc. Exp. Biol;
Statist. Ass. Eugenics; cytology; statistics;
international law; sociology.

Langhlin, Homer, Jr, 602 Laughlin Building, Los
Angeles, Calif. Chemistry, Wellsville, Ohio»
June 18, 75. A.B, Stanford, 96. V. pres. and
manager, Homer Laughlin China Co, 96-99;
pres, Homer Lattghlin Mng, Corp, 99-; Laughlin
Fruit Eef, Co, 99- A. A; Chem. Soc; Seismol.
Soc; S. Calif. Acad.

Iiaurens, Prof. Henry, Yale Uniyersity, New
Haven, Conn. Biology, Charleston, S. C, Oct.
15, 85. A.B, Charleston, 07, A.M, 08; Ph.D,
Harvard, 11, E[irkland fellow. Harvard, at Bonn
and Freiburg, 11-12. Asst. sool, Harvard, 10-
11; instr. J>iol, Tale, 12-16, asst, prof, 16-, in
charge, dept. physiol, 17-19; asst. physiologist,
C. W. S, 18. A.A; Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc; Ass.
Anat; Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol. Beactions of
animals to light; physiology and anatomy of the
heart; melanophores ; spectral sensitivity and
visibility.

lAves, Dr. Kurt, 5611 Kenwood Ave, Chicago, HI.
^Astronomy, Lyck, Germany, Aug. 24, 66.
Konigsberg, 86-87; Ph.D, Berlin, 91. Asst,
Royal Observatjory, Berlin, 92-93 ; decent astron,
Chicago, 93-97, instr, 97-01, asst. prof, 01-08,
assoe, prof, 08- A.A; Math. Soc; Astron. Soc;
Astron. Gesell. Lunar equation and the solar
parallax; effective potential forces; Jacobi's
partial differential equation; Maupertius' prin-
ciple; graphic method to determme orbits of
spectroscopic binaries; cases of libration in the
system of small planets; the system Saturn,
Hyperion and Titan; problems of 3 bodies in
spectroscopic systems.

Law, J(ohn) Eugene, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Ornithology, A.B, Stanford,
00. Cashier, First Nat. Bank, Hollywood, Calif,
03-11, pres, 11-14; Hollywood Savings Bank, 11-
14; owrator osteol, museum vert, wool, California,
19-' Mem. scientific exped. to ChiraeiUiua Moun-
tains, Ariz, 18, 19. A.A; mem. Omith. TTnion;
Soc. Mammal; Cooper Omith. Club (pres, south,
div, 05, 13-15, V. pres, 16, see 'y, 06-12, business
manager, 07-); dalif. Acad. Mammalogy; her-
petology.

LaWall, Prof. Charles H(ext>ert), 636 Race St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Allentown, Pa,
May 7, 71. Ph.G, Phila. Ool. Pharmacy. 98,
Ph.M, 05; hon. Phar.D, Pittsburgh, 19. uistr.
pharmacy, PhUa, Col. Pharmacy, 00-05, assoe.
prof, 05-18, prof, and dean, 18- CQiemist, Pa.
Dairy and Food Dept, 04-; State Pharmacy
Examining Board, Pa, 04-; Pa. Health Com*
mission, 05-18; food inspection chemist and
assoe. referee medicinal plants, XT. S. Dept. Agr,

26

07-12; lecturer applied org. chem, Wagner Inst;
sec'y, committee of revision, IT. S. Pharmaco-
poeia, 10-18, chairman, 18-20, sec'y^ 20. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass. (pres, 19); Am.
Med. Ass; Franklin Inst. Pharmaceutical and
food chemistry.

Lawrence, Prof. Henry £(dmund), University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. Physics. Sodus,
N. Y, Aug. 2, 64. A.B, Bochester, 89; Cornell,
92-94. Instr. physics, Cornell, 92-^4; Boches-
ter, 94-95, assoe. prof, 96-01, prof, 01- A.A;
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Bochester Eng. Soc

Lawrence, Dr. James N(el8on), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry,
Attica, N. Y, May 25, 87. B.S, Syracuse, 09,
M.S, 10; PhJD, Wisconsin, 12. Chemist, Gen.
Elec Co, 12-13; asst physical chemist. Bur.
Mines, 13-15; chemist, IT. S. Naval Eng. Exp.
Sta, Annapolis, Md, 15-16; research chemist,
Nat, Aniline and Chem. Co, 17- Lieut, and
capt, C.W.S, 17-18. Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc. Dyes and intermediates; fuels; gas calori-
metry; non-ferrous alloys; explodibility of coal
dust; war gases.

Lawrence, Prof. W(llUam) H(ereford), 1454
Williams St, Denver, Colo. Horticulture, Lake
City, Iowa, Feb. 3, 77. B.S, S. Dak. Col,
99; A;B, M.S, Wash. State, 02. Asst. agr. and
bot, S. Dak. Col, 98-99; asst. bot. West. Wash.
Exp. Sta, Pmyallup, Wash, 01-02; instr. bot
and entom, Wash. State, 02-03, bot, 03-04, asst.
prof, and asst. botanist, Exp. Sta, 04-07, plant
pathologist, Exp. Sta, and supt. West. Wash.
Exp. Sta, 07-11; horticulturist and plant pa-
thologist, Hood Biver Apple Growers, 11-13;
horticulturist, Arizona, and Ariz. Exp. Sta, 13;
prof, hort, Missouri, 15-18; capt, Sanit, C, a/nd
chief educ. officer, reconstrtiction sch. Gen, Hosp.
No, SI, 18- Soc Hort. ScL Parasitic fungi;
pollination of date palm.

Laws, Prof. F(raiik) A(rthur), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Bleo*
trical engineering. North Bridgewater, Mass,
May 28, 67. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 89. Asst.
physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 89-91, instr, 91-94,
elec. measurements, 94-97, asst. prof, 97-02,
elec. testing, 02-06, assoe. prof, 06-13, prof,
elec. eng, IS- Elec Eng; Nat. Elec Light Ass;
Am. Acad. Applied electricity; electri^ meas-
urements ; commercial measuring instruments for
electrical work.

Lawson, Prof. Andrew O(owper), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. *Geology. An-
struther, Scotland, July 25, 61. B.A, Toronto,
83, M.A, 85; Ph.D, Hopkins, 88. Geologist,
Can. Geol. Surv, 82-90; prof, miner, and geol,
California, 90- Mem. D'. S. Assay Commission,
16. AJl. (mem. exec committee, Pacific div,
16); Geol. Soc. (v. pres, 08); Seismol. Soc
(pres, 09); Min. Eng; Am. Aca^. Archean
geology; petrography; geology of California;
economic geology; geomorphology; seismology.

Lawton, Dr. Ellis E(arie), Willard Storage Bat-
tery Co, Syracuse, N. Y. Physics, Jacks Beefs,
N. Y, May 4, 80. Cornell, 98-99 ; B.S, Boches-
ter, 02; A.M, Yale, 05, Ph.D, 06. Instr. sci-
ences, mil. sch. Highland Park, HI, 02-03; asst.
physics, Yale, 04-07; assoe prof, physics and
astron, Colby, 07-09; prof, physics, Denisont

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09-13. assoe. prof. elee. eng, Syracuse, 13-18;
with willard Storage Battery Co, 16-20; Van
Wheel Carp, BO- Assoc mem. Physical Soc;
Eng. Ednc Light.

Lay, Dr. Wilftld, Flushing High School, Flush-
ing, N. Y. Psychology, Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan.
3, 72. A.B, Columbia, 93, Ph.D, 98. Instr.
Latin and English, DeWitt Clinton High Sch,
99-06; Flushing High Boh, 06- Instr. logic and
psychol, N. Y. Trailing Sch. for Teachers, 04-
05. Mental imagery; psychoanalysis; the un-
conscious.

Layng, Dr. Thomas Bmest, University of Illinois,
Urbana, 111. Chemistry. Smith Falls, Can, 86.
M.A, McMaster, 12; PhJ), Illinois, 15. Chief
chemist, Am. Tar Products Co, 15-16; research
chemist, Am. Creosote Co, 16-19; asai. prof, ap-
plied ehem, lUiTiois, 18- Organic chemistry;
carbonization of coal; hydrogenation of oils;
pitch resins.

Leach, Prof. J(alian) a(ill)ert), 721 Bemington
St, Ft. Collins, Colo. Botany, SomerviUe, Tenn,
Nov. 16, 94. B.S, Tennessee, 17; Shevlin fel-
low, Minnesota, 17-18, M.S, 18. Agent, U. S.
Dept Agr, 16-17; asst. plant path, Minnesota,
18-19 ; acting head, hot, dept, Colo. Agr. Col. 19-
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Plant pathology.

Leach, Dr. Mary F (ranees), Western College, Ox-
ford, Ohio. Chemistry. Payson, 111, March 22,
58. Mt. Holyoke, 80; B.S, Michigan, 93, fel-
low, 01-04, Ph.D, 03: GWttingen, 97-98; Zurich,
98-00. Teacher, pub. schools, Mass. and Mo,
78-79, 81-85; high sch, Sedalia, Mo, 85-89;
Detroit, 89-91; prof, chem, Mt. Holyoke, 93-00-
asst. hygiene, Michigan, 06-07; prof. chem. and
hygiene, Western Col. for Women, 07- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Chemistry of Bacillus eoli eom-
munis; sensitizing portion of egg-white.

Lean, Prof. OOarenoe) D(elbert), Agricultural
and Mechanical College, Stillwater, OUa. Bot-
any. Clermont, Iowa, Sept. 30, 75. B.S, Upper
Iowa, 09; Mo. Bot. Garden, 09-10; A.M, Cor-
nell, 12. Teaching fellow hot, Washington (St.
Louis), 09-10; asst, Cornell, 10-12; instr, OJcla.
Col, 12, asst. prof, 15- Asst, bot. lab, Purdue
Exp. Sta, summer, 10. Bot. Soc; fel. Iowa
Acad. Mycology; plant diseases.

Leary, Dr. Tlmotby, Jamaica Plain, Mass. Tc^
thology, Bacteriology. Waltham, Mass, 70.
M.D, Harvard, 95; hon. A.M, Tufts, 07. First
res. asst. pathologist, Boston City Hosp, 95-97;
asst. prof. path, and hacter, Tufts, 97-00, prof,
00- Assoc, med. examiner, Suffolk Co, Mass,
08. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Mass.
Medico-Legal Soc; Boston Soc. Med. Sci; Bos-
ton Med. Library Ass. Etiology of cancer; re-
generation and process of repair; vaccine ther-
apy; serum therapy; pernicious anemia.

Leathers,* Prof. A(delbert) L(lewellyn), Fargo,
N. Dak. Zoology. Ph.B, Wesleyan, 07; Michi-
gan, 07-08; fellow, Clark, 11-12; Ph.D, Cornell,
16. Asst biol, Michigan, 07-08; prof, Leander
Clark, 09-10; instr. Northwestern, 13-15; prof,
Olivet, 16-18; assoc. prof. booI, N. Dak. Col, 18-
A.A; Ecol. Soc; N. Dak. Acad. Entomology;
fishes.

Leavenworth, Prof. F(rancl8) P, University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Astrmiomy,

Mt. Vernon, Ind, Sept. 3, 58. A.B, Indiana,
80, A.M, 87; Cincinnati Observatory, 80-82.
Asst, Cincinnati Observatory, 80-20; observa-
tory, Virginia, 82-87; director, observatory,
Haverford, 87-92; asst. prof, astron, Minnesota,
92-97, prof, 97- Astron. Soc Double star
measurements; discovery of nebulae; stellar
paraUax; astronomical photography; position of
Eros; parallax of sun from photographic platee
of- !Bros; photographic measurements on ring
nebula of Lyra.

X«eavenwortIi, Prof. William Stowell, Jacksonville,
HI. Chemistry. BraUleboro, Vt, July 28, 62. B.S,
Hamilton, 89, M.S, 92; Harvard, summers, 89,
90; Chicago, summers, 99, 01. Asst. chem, Ham-
ilton, 88-89; prof. chem. and physios, Bipon,
89-03; chem, Olivet, 03-18; MaryviUe, 18-19;
III. Col, 19- Acting principal, State Nor. Sch,
Castleton, Vt, 92. A.A ; Chem. Soc. The marble
region of New England; a method of analyzing
the inorganic acids; some derivatives of wood
tar; mel£ods of sewage disposal; new Tennessee
phosphate deposit.

Leavitt, Clyde, Commission of Conservation of
Canada, Ottawa, Can. Forestry. Elk Bapids,
Mich, March 1, 78. A.B, Michigan, 01, M.8.F,
04. With U. S. Forest Service, 04-12; chief
forester. Commission of Conservation of Can,
12- Soc. Foresters; Phytopath. Soc; Can. Soc
Forest Eng. (pres, 16, sec'y, 18-). Forest pro-
tection and conservation.

Leavitt, Miss Henrietta 8(waii), Harvard College
Observatory, Cambridge, Mass. Astronomy.
Lancaster, Mass. A.B, Baddiffe, 92. Thoto-
graphic researches. Harvard Col. Ohservatory,
95-96, Ot- A.A; Astron. Soc. 1777 variables in
the Magellanic clouds; discovery of eight vari-
able stars in nebulous regions ; standard scale of
photographic magnitudes; distribution, periods
and light curves of variable stars.

Leavitt, Dr. B(obert) a(reeiileaf), State Normal
School, Trenton, N. J. Botany. North Parson-
field, Maine, Sept. 28, 65. A.B, Harvard, 89,
A.M, 98, Ph.D, 04. Science master, de Veaux
Sch, N. T, 90-91; head master, Concord Home
Sch, Mass, 91-93; teacher physics, Williston
Sem, Mass, 93-97; asst. bot. Harvard and Bad-
cliffe, 97-99; investigator, Ames Bot. Lab, 99-
08; head, dept. hiol. hygiene. State Nor. Sch,
Trenton, N. J, 08- Instr, summer courses bot.
Harvard, 03-07. New Eng. Bot. Club. Boots
of vascular cryptogams, monocotyledons and
angiosperms; absorption of water vapor by
plants; homoeosis; cyclical reversion experi-
mentally induced in Drosera; recapitulation and
morphogenesis in Drosera; geographic distriba-
tion of nearly related species; Eria in the
Philippine Islands; biological education in ele-
mentary schools.

LeBaron, Gapt J(olm) Francis, Panama City,
Fla, winter, Essex, Mass, summer. Engineering,
Geology. Mass. Inst. Tech. Asst. and chief engi-
neer, Fitchburg B. R, 71-77 ; chief, archeol. expe-
dition to Florida, 77-78; asst. engineer, U.S.A,
80-84, 90; asst. div. and first asst. en^^neer and
acting gen. supt, Nicaragua Canal surveys and
construction, 87-90; chief engineer. Am. Hon*
duras Co, 98-02; pres, Moccasin Falls Qinseng

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Co, 02-05; eonsnlting engineer, 17. S. and Niea-
TAgna Co, and chief engineer, Great Central By.
of Nicaragoa. 05-07 ; consulting and chief engi-
neer, Somas bevelop. Co, B. C, 08-09; cofuult-
ing engineer, Hatzic Bedamation, 09-10; Castle
Neck Ipsfdeh, Mass, and redlamation and gen-
eral practise, 10- U. S. deputy surveyor, 80-00;
asst. engineer, Fla. Ship Canal Stiry, 83; com-
missioner, Nicaragua Canal Co. to Nicaragua
OoTt, 89; engineer for various corporations,
canals and railroads; consulting engineer, La
Laz and Los Angeles mines, Nicaragua, 0. A.
A. A; Civil Eng; MIL £ng; Ass. Eng; Cleveland
Eng. Soc. Isthmian canals; archeology; agri-
cultural engineering and tropical agriculture;
economic geology; woods of Central America;
medicinal plants; anti-teredo woods in sea
water; rainfall; temperature; magnetic declina-
tions.

Le Clerc, Dr. J(osepli) Arthur, Miner-Hillard
Milling Co, Wilkes-Barre, Pa. Chemietry.
Ware, Mass. B.8, Worcester, 95; Ph.D, Halle,
03. Asst. chemist, Sewage Purification Works,
Worcester, Mass, 95; N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
95-01; physiol. chemist, bur. chem, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 03-19; chief chemist, MinerHUlard Mill-
ing Co, 19- Jury awards, Paris Expos, 00;
La. Purchase Expos, 04; Panama-Pacific Expos,
15; Chevalier du M6rite agricole, 07. A.A;
Chem. Soc (sec'y, Wash, sect, 07-10, pres, 12) ;
Soc. Agron; Soc. Milling and Baking Tech.
(sec'y, 12-19); Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc.
Chemistry and physiology of plants; cereal
chemistry.

LeOonta, Prof. Joseph N(l8bet), 19 Hillside
Court, Berkeley, Calif. Mechanical engineering.
Oakland, Calif, Feb. 7, 70. B.S, CaHfomia, 91;
M.M.E, Cornell, 92. Instr. mech, eng, Califor-
nia, 92-00, prof, 00- Mech. Eng. Experimental
and applied mechanics; exploration of Sierra
Nevada Mountains; experimental hydraulics.

LeCkmta, Dr. Bobert a(rier), 2000 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery, Long Branch, N. J,
July 17, 65. A.B, Pennsylvania, 85, M.D, 88.
Bes. physician. Pa. Hosp, 88-^0; surgeon, Meth-
odist Hosp, 94; asst. surgeon. Pa. Nat. Guard,
94-98; asst. surgeon and ensign, IT. S. Navy,
98; surgeon gen. Pa, 03; adj. prof, surg, Penn-
sylvania, 03; surgeon, Pa. Eosp, 00-; Bryn
Mawr Hosp, Og-; consulting surgeon, German-
town Hosp, 04-; Gynecean Hosp, 07- Trustee,
Pennsylvania; Children's Hosp; commander,
M.C, U.S.N. A. A; Surg. Ass; Soc Clin. Surg;
Am. Med. Ass: Phila. ZooL Soc; Phila. Acad.
Surg; Phila. CfoL Physicians.

IieConnt, Dr. E(dwln) BCaymond), 6026 Monroe
Ave, Chicago, HI. ^Pathology. Fond du Lac,
Wis, April 1, 68. Carroll, 87-88; M.D, Bush
Med. Col, 92; Hopkins Hosp, 93-94; Pasteur
Inst, Paris, 96; Berlin, 05. Besident, Cook Co.
Hosp, 92, 98; prof, path, Bush Med. Col, Chi-
cago, 9t- Attending pathologist. Cook Co, Pres-
byterian, St. Luke, St. Elizabeth and St. An-
thony's Hospitals. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact.
(past pres) ; Ass. Cancer Besearch (past pres) ;
Soc Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Pathology; the rela-
tionship between tumors and chronic inflamma-
tion- carcinoma of the Fallopian tubes; 'Plim-
mer's bodies'; lymphoma; hypernephroma;

Christian Fenger as pathologist; focal necrosis
in tuberculosis; tuberculosis of the mammary
gland; eholesterin giant-cells; aneurisms of the
heart; primary carcinoma of the lung; the rOle
of endothelioma in inflammation; cirrhosis of
the liver; the inhibition of hemolysis by
eholesterin; the amino-acids of feathers; para-
thyroid infection with purpura hemorrhagica;
systematic blastomycosis; blastomycotic lesions
of the central nervous system; fibrino-purulent
blastomycotic meningitis; secondary introtho-
racic osteosarcomas; Bocky Mountain spotted
fever; fat embolism; the causes of conia; influ-
enzal pneumonia; heat stroke; fracture of the
cranial bones and concomitant brain injury;
edema of the brain.

Lederle, Dr. Ernst J(oBeph), Stamford, Conn.
Sanitary engineering, Staten Island, N. T,
June 30, 65. Ph.B, (Columbia, 86, Ph.D, 95, hon.
ScD, 05. Chemist, Dept. Health, N. Y. City,
90-02, commissioner, 02-04; N. Y. State Water
Supply Commissioner, 05-10; commissioner of
health, N. Y. City, 10-14. Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust [Died March 7, 21.]

Ledouz, Dr. Albert B(eid), 99 John St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry, Metallurgy. Newport,
Ky, Nov. 2, 52. Sch. of mines, Columbia, 70-73 ;
Berlin, 73-75; Ph.D, G5ttingen, 75; hon. M.S,
North Carolina, 81. State chemist, N. C, 77-
80 ; consulting expert, N. Y. City Board of Elec
Control, 89-90; consulting engineer to s&oeroA
mining companies, 80- Pres. and director, min-
ing and mfg. companies. A. A; Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng. (pres, v. pres, 20) ; Elec Eng; Soc. Chem.
Indust; feL N. Y. Acad; Can. Min. Inst. Cost
and method of treatment of ores of copper,
nickel, etc.

Ledyard, Edgar M(adlBOii), Newhouse Building,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Agroiwmy, Entomology.
Salem, Mich, May 10, 75. B.S, Univ. Philip-
pines, 13; M.S, California, 15. Principal and
supt, pub. schools, Perrinton, Durand and Ster-
ling, Mich, 97-04; head, dept. science, high sch,
Surigao, P. I, 04-05; Bulacan, 05-06; Manila,
06-08; dept. zool. and entom, col. agr, ITniv.
Philippines, 09-14, acting dean, 12-13; direcftor,
agr, dept, U. S. Smelt, Bef, and Min. Co. and
various other smelting companies, 16- Lecturer
zool, Santo Tomas, Manila, P. I, 07-08 ; sdentifle
asst, 'Albatross,' 08-09; in charge insect collecr
tions, Michigan, 11-12; consulting agriculturist,
Amalgamate Sugar Co, 18-19. A.A; Ass.
Eoon. Entom; Soc Agron; Ass. Sugar Beet Agr.
Animal life of the Philippines; beans; lung
worms in Angora goats; effect of smelting on
agricultural conditions; geographic distribution
of animals.

Lee, Prof. Burton James, 128 E. 73d St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. New Haven, C^nn, Feb.
4, 74. Ph.B, Yale, 94; M.D, Columbia, 98. Clin,
prof, surg, med. col, Cornell, 18- Surg. Ass;
Col. Surg. Surgical pathology.

Lee, Charles HCamilton), 2845 Forest Ave, Berk-
eley, Calif. Civil engineering. Oakland, Calif,
Feb. 1, 83. B.S, California, 05. Asst. engineer,
Los Angeles Aqueduct Bur, 07-12; consulting
hydraulic engineer, 12-17; pres. and exec, mem,
Calif. State Water Commission, 19- Lieut, and
capt, E.C, A.E.F, 17-19. CaUf. State Water

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Commission (pros, 19). Civil Eng; Water
Works Ass; Metoorol. Soc. Gronnd water hy-
drology; precipitation; evaporation; stream
flow.

Lee, Prof. Frederic S ((Chiller), 437 W. 5dtli St,
New York, N. Y. ^Physiology. Canton, N. Y,
June 16, 59. A.B, St. Lawrence, 78, A.M, 81,
liLJD, 18; Ph.D, Hopkins, 85; Leipzig, 85-86.
Instr. biol, St. Lawrence, 86-87; physiol. and
hifltol, Bryn Mawr, 87-88, assoc, 88-91; demon-
strator physiol, Coltmhia, 91-95, adj. prof, 95-
04, prof, 04- Jesup lecturer, Columbia, 11.
Mem. board of editors, 'Am. Jour. Physiol,' 98-
14; 'Columbia Univ. Quarterly,' 00-; trustee,
Columbia Univ. Press, 07-20; mem. board of
scientific directors, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 03-;
mem. N. Y, State Commission on Ventilation;
consulting physiologist, U. S. Pub, Health Serv-
ice, 17- A.A. (sec V» K, 02-04, v. pros, 18-20) ;
Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc. (sec'y and treas, 94-
04, pres, 17); Soc Exp. Biol, (pres, 08, 09);
Harvey Soc. (treas, 05-07, pres, 12-14);
assoc. Am. Med. Ass; Sch. Hygiene Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Physical Educ. Ass; Am. Geog.
Soc; Nature Study Soc; feL N. Y. Acad;
assoc. fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; fel. N. Y. Zool.
Soc; N. Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass; Vt Bot.
Club. Action of intermittent pressure and de-
fibrinated blood on blood-vessels; electric phe-
nomena of muscle; action of salts on arteries;
sense of equilibrium ; function of ear and lateral
line; hearing of fishes; muscle fatigue; muscle
rigor; theory of phototazis; action of alcohol on
muscle; pathological phenomena of fatigue;
temperature and muscle fatigue; fatigue of
cold-blooded compared with warm-blooded mus-
cle ; cause of treppe ; action of fatigue sub-
stances on muscle; pseudo-fatigue of spinal
cord; fatigue of muscle stimulated directly and
indirectly; action of phlorhizin on muscle;
physiological properties of diaphragm muscle;
summation of stimuli; production of lactic acid
by muscle; fatigue and industrial efficiency;
chemical properties of mammalian muscle; ac-
tion of temperature and humidity on the work-
ing power of muscles and sugar of blood;
physiological action of atmospheric conditions;'
fatigue toxins ; industrial physiology.

Lee, Henry Atherton, Bureau of Science, Manila,
P. I. Plant pathology. Conn, Jan. 5, 94. B.S,
California, 15, M.S, 16. Asst. plant path, Cali-
fornia; pathologist, hur. plant indust, U, 8.
Dept, Agr, 16- A. A; Phytopath. Soc. Citrus
canker.

Lee, Dr. I(ra) E(lver), E. I. du Pont de Nemours
and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Alamo,
Ind, July 10, 83. A.B, Indiana, 11, fellow,
11-12, A.M, 12; Ph.D Cornell, 15. Asst. chem,
Cornell, 12-14; chief chemist, American Be-
frigeration Co, 14-15; instr. chem, Bochester,
15-18; research chemist, E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, 18- Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc. Binary systems.

Lee, Dr. Marguerite Tdionron), 66 W. 95th St,
Now York, N. Y. Biology. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Oct. 20, 71. B.S, OomeU, 94, Ph.D, Columbia,
14. Teacher hiol, GirW High 8oh, Broohlyn,
N. T, -94-06, head of dept, 06- A.A; N. Y.
Acad. Biological chemistry.

Lee, Dr. Oliver J(iistin), Yerkee Observatory,
Williams Bay, Wis. Astronomy. Montevideo,
Minn, Dec. 16, 81. A.B, Minnesota, 07; fellow,
Yerkes Observatory, 10-12; M.S, Chicago, 11,
Ph.D, 13. Computer, Terhes Observatory, 07-
10, 12-13, instr. astron, U-; director, navig.
sch, U. S. Shipping Board, 17-19. Lecturer
astron, Minnesota, summers, 08, 09. Astron.
Soc; feLBoyal Astron. Soc. Astrophysics; stellar
spectroscopy and parallax; radial velocities;
calcium spectra; sun-spots and solar promi-
nences.

Lee, Dr. (Blchard) Edwin, Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa. Chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa,
Sept. 9, 76. B.S, Mt. Union, 98, M.S, 02;
Cornell, 01; A.M, Harvard, 05; ScD, N. Y.
Univ. 10. Prof. chem. and physics, Northeast-
em Ohio Col, 98-00; chem, Mt. Union, 02-07;
Allegheny, 07- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass;^ Boyal Soc. Arts; London Authors Club.
Qualitative analysis of zinc and calcium groups;
thermometric lag; fermentation tubes; brasses,
bronzes and babbitt metals; phosphor-tin; raw
and pasteurized milk; solution densities; super*
cooling; application of mass law to disinfection.

Lee, Dr. Boger Krvlng), 7 Lowell Street, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Medicine. Peabody, Mass, Aug. 12,
81. A.B, Harvard, 02, M.D, 05. Med. intern,
Mass. Gen. Hosp, 05-07; asst. med, Harvard
Med. Sch, 07-12, instr, 12-14, prof, hygiene,
Harvard, 14- Physician to out-patients, Mass.
Gen. Hosp, 08-12, visiting physician, 12-20,
asst. chief, med. service, 20- Mem. Pub. Health
Council, Mass. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Phy-
sicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Pub. Health Ass.
(treas); Climat. Ass. Internal medicine; hy-
giene.

Lee, 8(tark) O(lan) Ivan, 484 Clifton Ave, New-
ark, N. J. Chemistry. Madison, Ohio, April
17, 88. B.S, Brooklyn Polytech, 11. Besearch
chemist, Colgate and Co, 11-13; chemist, Tag-
liabue and Co, 13; path, research chemist,
Crocker Lab, Columbia and St. Luke's Hosp,
13-17; tech. adviser. Great Am. Chem. Products
Co, 17-19; chemist, Antoine Chiris and Co, 19-
20; chem. director, T, M. and O, Chem Co, eO-
Ed-in-chief, 'Polytech. Eng,' 11. N. Y. Chem-
ists Club; N. Y. Miner. Club. Organic, patho-
logical and biological chemistry; terpenes; rare
elements; aromatic chemicals; miorochemical
analysis; selenium and tellurium dyes; colloidal
gold; oxidase stain; foaming inhibitors; mer-
cury poisoning.

Lee, Prof. Thomas a(eorge), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. *Histology, Em-
bryology. Jacksonville, N. Y, Nov. 27, 60.
B.S, M.D, Pennsylvania, 86; B.S, Harvard, 92.
Asst. histol. and embryol, Pennsylvania, 84-86;
lecturer histol. and embryoL and director, lab,
Yale, 86-91; asst. histol, Badcliffe, 91-92; prof,
histoL and embryol. and director, lab, Minne-
sota, 92-09, anat, and director, inst. anat, 09-
13, eomp. anat, IS- Assoc, ed, * Anat. Becord.'
Int. Cong. Anat, Brussels, 10; Int. ZooL Cong,
Graz, 10. A. A; Soc. Nat. (sec'y, eentral
branch); Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; Am. Med. Ass;
Minn. Acad; fel. Minn. Acad. Med; Anat.
G^esell. Human and vertebrate embryology; the
embryology of Spermophilus tridecemUneatos

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and other rodents; the plaeentation and mor-
phology of C^telluB, GeomjBy Dipodomjs and
other mammals.

Lee, Prof. W(illl8) T(homaa), U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. * Geology, Brooklyn,
Pa, Dec. 24, 64. Ph.B, Wealeyan, 94, M.S, 98;
fellow, Chicago, 98-00; Hopkins, a2, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. science, B. I. Col, 94-95; prof. geol. and
biol, Denver, 95-9S; principal, high sch, Trini-
dad, Colo, 00-02; geologist, U. 8. GeoL Surv,
OB-; heed, dept. geol. and director, sch. eng.
geol, Oklahoma, 19-20; lecturer geol, Yale, t(h-
AJl'j OeoL Soo; Paleont. Soe; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Geol. Soc. Stratigraphy in southwestern
United States applied to ground water investiga-
tions; coal deposits in Colorado and New Mex-
ico; stratigraphy in the Bocky Mountain region;
interpretative geology and geography of travel
routes and national parks.

Leech, Dr. Paul NiidiolaB, American Medical As-
sociation, 535 N. Dearborn St, Chicago, IlL
Chemistry, Oxford, Ohio, Aug. 12, 89. A.B,
Miami, 10; M.S, Chicago, 11, Ph.D, 13. Be-
search asst, Chicago, 11-13; chemiat, Am, Med.
Asa, IS- Chem. Soc. Formic acid; triaryl-
methylhydroxylamins ; medicaments.

Leeds, Moirls E(vaiis), 4901 Stenton Aye, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Fhyeies, Philadelphia, March 6,
69. A.B, Haverford, 88; Berlin, 92-93. With
Queen and Co, Philadelphia, 8^99; Morris E.
Leeds and Co, 99-03; pres. The Leeds and
Northrup Co, OS- A. A; Physical Soc; Elec.
Eng* Franklin Inst; Phila. Acad. Electrical
and heat measuring apparatus.

Lees, Dr. James H(eiiZ7), State House, Des
Moines, Iowa. Geology, Yorkshire, England,
July 26, 75. A3, Coe, 01; fellow, Iowa, 0^-03,
M.S, 03 ; fellow, Chicago, 03-04, Ph.D, 15. Asst.
geol, Chicago, 04-06; OMt. state geologist, Iowa
Geol, 8wrv, 06- Instr. geol, Colorado, summer,
04; Chicago, 05. A.A; GeoL Soc; Iowa Acad,
(seo'y, 14-) Vertebrate paleontology; physi-
ography of Iowa; Des Moines stage of the Penn-
sylvanian; Pleistocene of Iowa.

Iiefavonr, Dr. Henry, Simmons College, Boston,
Mass. *Physios, Ediication. Salem, Mass, Sept.
4, 62. A.B, Williams, 83, Ph.D, 86, LL.D, 02;
Berlin, 88-90; LL.D, Tufts, 06. Instr, Wil-
liston Sem, 8^4; physics and math, Williams,
84-88, prof, physics, 88-02, dean, 97-02; pres,
Simmons (Mass), OB- A. A; Am. Acad. As-
tronomy; chemical physics.

Lefe^re, Prof. George, Unirersity of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. ^Zoology. Baltimore, Md, Sept.
16, 69. A.B, Hopkins, 91, fellow, 94-97, Ph.D,
96. Asst. eool, Hopkins, 97-98; prof, Missouri,
99- Instr. EOol, Woods Hole, 98-00, mem. staff
of investigation, 06-, trustee, 09-, sec'y, 13-;
temporary asst, U. S. Bur. Fisheries, 07-11; ed,
'Univ. of Mo. Studies,' 10- A.A; Soc Nat;
Soc. Zool. Bud development, embryology and
anatomy of Tunicata ; regeneration and grafting
in Cordylophora ; artifidal parthenogenesis in
Thalassema: chromosomes; artificial propaga-
tion of fresh-water mussels; poultry breeding.

Lelbnaim, Dr. Henry, 1839 N. 17th St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. *Chemistry, Philadelphia, Sept. 9,
47. A.M, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 65; M.D,
Jefferson Med. Col, 69; hon. Ph.D, Wagner Free

Inst, 74; D.D.S, Pa. Col. Dental Surg, 84. Prof,
ohem, Wagner Free Inst, 75-; Pa. Col. Dental
Surg, 84-99; Woman's Med, Col, of Pa, 88-
Port physician, Phila, 84-87, 91-92. Chem, Soc;
Franklin Inst ; British Soc. Pub. Analysts. Food
chemistry.

LeflBChets, Prof. 8<olomon), 937 Missouri St,
Lawrence, Kans. *Mathematios, Moscow, Bus-
sia, Sept. 3, 84. M.E, Ecole Centrale, Paris, 05 ;
Ph.D, Clark, 11. With Westinghouse Elec. and
Mfg. Co, 07-11; instr. math, Nebraska, 11-13;
Kan^sas, 13-16, asst. prof, 16-20, assoo, prof,
to- Bordin prize, lYenc^ Acad, 19. Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Soc. Math, de France; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Topology of plane curves;
algebraic geometry; multiple integrals attached
to an algebraic manifold; Abelian manifolds;
automorphic functions.

Lehenbaner, Prof. P(lillip) Adignstos), Uniyer-
sity of Illinois, Urbana, IlL Phvnt physiology,
Hannibal, Mo, Nov. 1, 83. A.B, Westminster
(Mo), 07; A.M, James Miliikin, 09; Ph.D, IIU-
nois, 14. Asst. prof. bot. and hort, Nevada, 14-
16, assoc prof, 16-17; pHant phyaiol, Illinois,
17-18, asst, prof, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; PomoL Soc Growth
of plants in relation to temperature and hu-
midity.

Lehmer, Prof. D(emck) N(onnan), 2736 Begent
St, Berkeley, Calif. *Mathematios, Somerset,
Ind, July 27, 67. A.B, Nebraska, 93, A.M, 96;
Ph.D, Chicago, 00. Head master, Worthington
MiL Acad, 96-97; instr. math, California, 00-
04, asst. prof, 04-10, assoc. prof, lO-lS, prof,
18- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo. Theory of numbers; synthetic
geometry; construction of table of smallest di-
visors of all numbers less than ten millions by
new method.

Lehnert8» Edward lO; Hunter College, New York,
N. Y. Geography, Geology, Winona, Minn,
March 29, 73. B.S, Pennsylvania, 02; A.M,
Minnesota, 08. Instr. geog, State Nor. Sch,
Winona, Minn, 9&-98, prof, 98-07; asst. prof,
geog. and geol, Minnesota. 07^18; lecturer geog,
Teachers College, Columbia, 18-21; assoc, prof,
geol, Hunter, gl- Director, Am. Bur. Geog, 00^
02; ed, 'Jour. Geog,' 0^05. Physical geogra-
phy; commercial geography; the teaching of
geography ; physical and economic geography of
the upper Mississippi Valley.

Lelb, Prof. D(avid) D(eltch), 358 Mohegan Ave,
New London, Conn. Mathematics. Allen, Pa,
Oct. 28, 79. A.B, Dickinson, 03, A.M, 05; fel-
low, Hopkins, 08-09, Ph.D, 09. Instr. math,
Pennington Sem. (N. J), 03-06; Sheffield Sci.
Sch, Yale, 09-16; prof. Conn, Col, for Women,
16- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Geometry;
invariants; statistics.

Leidy, Dr. Joseph, 1319 Locust St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Bacteriology, A.B, Pennsylvania, A.M,
M.D, 87. Asst. demonstrator path, histol. and
morbid anat, Pennsylvania, 88, anat, 90. Physi-
cian, Pa. Hosp, 87-89; various hospitals, Phila;
mem. jury of awards (hygiene) and official
delegate, First Int. Cbng. Hygiene, Paris, 00;
officier de 1 'Instruction Pub, 00; major, M.R.O.
A. A; Soc. Bact; Ass. Anat; Phila. Col. Physi-

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cians. Intestinal flura and fauna; general pa-
thology and hygiene.

Leigli, Dr. Townas B(aiidolp]i)» University of
Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Chemisiry, Panola Co,
Miss, Oct. 26, 80. B.S, luka, 01; A.B, Lebanon,
02; Harvard, 03; LL.D, Connor, 08; fellow,
Chicago, 14-15, Ph.D, 15. Head, dept. chem,
Ouachita, 07-09; Woman's Col. of Ala, 09-14;
asst. prof, Carleton, 15-17; head of dept,
Georgetown CoL (Ky), 17-20; Florida, tO-
Anthrop. investigator pre-historic Indian towns.
Chem. Soc; hon. mem. Ala. Anthrop. Soc; fel.
London Soc. Letters and 8ci. Chlorimido-esters;
eUorimido-benzil; smoke screen.

Iieighton, Alan, Brentwood, Md. Chemistry.
Concord, N. H, March 26, 90. B.S, N. H. Col;
Cornell, 12-14. Asst. chem, Cornell, 13-14;
junior chemist, Bur. Mines, Denver, 14-16; re-
search chemist, Goodyear Bubber Co, 16-17;
asst. chemist, Bur. Mines, Pittoburg^, 17-20;
physUxil dkemistf dairy re$eardh Vib, hur. animal
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, tO- Chem. Soc; Coal
Min. Inst. Photochemistry; colloid chemistry;
dust inflammability.

Lolglitoiit Prof. Henry, 937 Bamsay Ave, Wilkins-
burg, Pa. Geology. Canandaigua, N. Y, 84.
A.B, Cornell, 06. Instr. geol, Cornell, 06-08;
asst. eeon. geologist, N. Y. State OeoL Surv,
08-10; instr. eeon. geol, Pittsburgh, 10-12,
asst prof, 18, prof, 14- Economic geology;
history of day working industries; testing of
clays; gypsum deposits; Carboniferous stratig-
raphy.

Leighton, Prof. J(08eph) Adeonndor), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Psychology,
Orangeville, Can, Dec. 2, 70. A.B, Trinity
(Can), 91; fellow, Cornell, 91-94, Ph.D, 94;
Episcopal TheoL Sch, and Harvard, 94-96, B.D,
96; Tubingen, Berlin, Erlangen, 96-97; hon.
LL.D, Hobart, 13. Prof, philos. and psychol,
Hobart, 97-10, prof, philos and head of dept,
Ohio State, 10- Governor-General's medal,
Trinity (Can), 91, examiner philos, 93-95. A. A;
Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass. (v. pros, 05). Logics
epistemology and metaphysics, especially the
problems of individuality and personality in
logic, psychology and metaphysics.

Leighton, Marwhall 0(ra), McLachlen Building,
Washington, D. C. Engineering. Corinna,
Maine, May 1, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96.
Supt. health, Montclair, N. J, 96-02; res. hy-
drographer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-13; chief, div.
of hydro-econ, 03-06, chief hydrographer, 06-13 ;
eonsulting engineer, IS- Practising sanit. engi-
neer and consulting expert, 00; North N. J.
Flood Commission, 03-; Passaic Biver Flood
Commissioner, 05; eonsulting hydrographer, XT.
S. Inland Waterways Commission, 07; Washing-
ton representative, Eng. CounciL Civil Eng;
Nat. Pub. Works Ass. (chairman) ; Wash. Soc.
Eng. Hydraulics; water power; sewage pollu-
tion in metropolitan area; irrigation; drainage;
Passaic floods of 1902 and 1903; flood preven-
tion in Ohio Valley; public utility of water pow-
ers and their governmental regulation.

Leighton, Prof. Morris M(organ), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. Geology. Near Wellman,
Iowa, Aug. 4, 87. A.B. Iowa, 12, M.S, 13; fel-
low, Chicago, 13-15, Ph.D, 16. Instr. geol,

Washington (Seattle), 15-16; acting prof, Iowa
State Teachers Col, 16-17; asst prof, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 17-18; acting prof, Ohio State,
18-19; asst. prof, Illinois, 19- Geolog^, Wash.
GeoL Surv, 17-18; instr. fleld geol, Wasliington
(Seattle), summer, 16; Chicago and Iowa,
jointly, summer, 16; geologist, Dl. Geol. Surv,
19- A. A; feL Iowa Acad; HL Acad. Geology,
physiography and climatology of the Pleisto-
cene.

Lelghty, Dr. dyda B(Tert), 100 Grafton Ave,
Clarendon, Va. Agronomy. Lawrence Co, lU,
May 7, 82. A3, HI. Wosleyan, 04; Ph.D, CJor-
nell, 12. Soil analyst, HI. Exp. Sta, 0&-06;
expert grain standardization, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
06-07, asst, 07-09; agronomist in charge east,
wheat investigations. It- A.A. Plant breeding.

Lsltli, Dr. 0(liarl«s) K(ennetli), UniYersity of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Geology. Trem-
peleau. Wis, Jan. 20, 75. B.S, Wisconsin, 97,
Ph.D, 01. Asst. prof, geol, Wisconsin, 02-03,
prof, OS- Asst, geol, U. S. GeoL Surv, 00-05;
professorial lecturer pre-Oambrian geol, Chicago,
05-; mineral adviser to IT. S. Shipping Board,
War Trade Board, War Industries B^ird and
Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace, Paris.
Nat. Acad; A.A; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng; Am.
Acad; Wis. Acad. Pre-Cbunbrian, structural,
metamorphic and economic geology; geology of
the United States iron districts and origin of
iron ores.

L^land, Dean 0(nt) M(inar), ITniversity of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Astronomy, Geodesy.
Grand Haven, Mich, June 28, 76. B.S.(C.E),
Michigan, 00; C.E, 20. In U. S. Gen. Land
Office, 98-99, 00, 03 ; IT. S. Ooast and Good. Surv,
00-03 ; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 03-06, asst prof,
geod. and astron, 06-16, prof, 16-20, head, dept.
topog. and geod. eng, 11-20; dean, ooL eng, and
arohit. and sch. 6hem, Minnesota, tO- Surveyor
to U. S. Commissioner for the demarcation of
the boundary of Alaska, 04-11; mem. Costa
Bica-Panama boundary arbitration commission,
11-13. Capt, major and lieut. col, corps en^-
neers, A.E.r, 17-19; eng. supervisor, J. G.
White Eng. Corp, 20. A. A; Civil Eng; Eng.
Educ; Astron. Soc; Ass. Prof. Civil engineer-
ing; technical education.

Leman, Dr. B(dwixi) D(aniel), 84 Hillcrest Ter-
race, Orange, N. J. Chemistry. Shreveport, La,
Sept. 27, 88. B.S, Chicago, 12, Ph.D, 15. Instr.
chem, Lewis Inst, 09-11; asst physical chem,
Chicago, 12-15; supt^ Camotite Beduction Co,
16-20; Vadium Luminous Mat. Corp, tO- Ba-
dioactivity.

LeMay, Prof. CUfPord J(08«ph), S.J, St. Louis
ITniversity, St. Louis, Mo. Physics, Amherst-
burg, Ont, Feb. 24, 88. Detroit, 11-12; A.M,
St. Louis, 19. Prof, physios, (}reighton, 19-20;
8t. Louis, tO-

Lemon, Prof. Harvey B(raoe), TTniversity of Chi-
cago, Chicago, HI. Physics. Chicago, April 23,
85. A.B, Chicago, 06, M.S, 11, Ph.D, 12. Instr.
physics, Chicago, 12-17, asst. prof, 17- Be-
search asst, Yerkes Observatory, summers, 05,
06, 08. Physical Soc. Spectroscopy of lin«
structure and intensity distribution in hydrogen ;
polarization Brace spectrophotometer; adsorp-
tion of gases by carbon.

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Lemp, Hennaiin, Qeneral Eleetrie Co, Erie, Pa.
Electriedl engineering. SwitMrland, Aug. 8,
62. Eleotrieian, Edison Lab, 81-82; elee. engi-
neer, Schuyler Eleo. Light Co, 83-87; Thomson
H. Elee. Co, 87-89; chief engineer, Thomson
Elec. Welding Co, 89-95; elee. engineer, Oen.
Mleo. Co, Lynn, Mass, 95-11; Erie, Pa, 11-12,
works engineer, It- Elec. Eng; A.W.S. Elec-
trical welding; oil engine design; incandescent
lamp, arc and dynamo manuf aeture.

Lenda]!, Prof. H(any) K(el8<m), Bntgers Col-
lege, New Brunswick, N. J. Uwnvoipal engineer-
ing. Essex, Mass, July 13, 78. B.S.(C.E),
Tufts. Practising engineer, 06-09; instr. civil
eng, Pennsylvania, 09-12; assoe. prof, Buigere,
18^ A. A; Eng. Educ; Aas. Prof; N. J. ScL
Teachers Ass. Hydraulics.

Leng, Oharlea William, Public Museum, Staten
Island, N. Y. Entomology. Staten Island,
April 6, 59. B.S, Brooklyn Polytech, 77. Pros,
John S^ Leng's Son and Co, merchants, 88-19;
director. Pub, Museum, Staten Isl, 19^ Re-
search assoc. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 11-19;
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, expeditions to Labra-
dor, Newfoundland, Fla. and Cuba. AJL; feL
Entom. See; N. Y. Entom. Soc (pres, ■ee'y,
11-19) ; Staten Isl. Inst, (sec'y, 81-85, 17-19) ;
BrookWn Entom. Soc. (curator) ; Wash. Entom.
Soc Coleoptera; Bhynchophora of northeastern
America; Lampyridae of West Indies.

liengfeld. Dr. Felix, 1507 Gough St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. ^Chemistry. San Francisco, Feb.
18, 63. Ph.G, California, 80, 84-86; Hopkins,
86-88, fellow, Ph.D, 88; Ztbich, Lidge and
Munich, 8^90. Prof, chem, S. Dak. Sch. of
Mines, 90-91; instr, California, 91-92; decent,
instr. and asst. prof, Chicago, 92-01; eonsult*
*ing and mfg. ehemist, 01- A^; Chem. Soe.
Organic and inorganic chemistry.

Iienher, Pxof. Victor, 158 Summit Ave, Madison,
Wis. ^Chemistry, Belmond, Iowa, July 18, 73.
Dickinson, 90; certificate in chem, Pennsylvania,

93, Ph.D, 98. Asst. chem, California, 93-96;
Columbia, 98-00; asst. prof. gen. and theoret.
chem, Wisconsin, 00-04, assoc. prof, chem, 04-
07, prof, 07- Instr. chem, evening high sch,
N. Y. City, 99-00; mem. Nat. Besearch Coun-
eH (mem, sub-committee on selenitun and tel*
lurium) ; major, on staff of CoL Bogert and
Major Gen. Siebert, C.WJ3. A.A; Chem. Soc.
(past chairman, Wis. sect); Franklin Inst;
Wash. Acad; Wis. Acad. Inorganie chemistry;
rare elements; selenium; tellurium; rare earths;
geochemistry.

Iiennes, Prof. N(^) J(ohann), 1107 Gerald Ave,
Missoula, Mont. Mathematics. Norway, June
15, 74. B.S, Chicago, 98, M.S. 03, Ph.D, 07.
Instr. math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07-10; Columbia,
10-13; prof, and head of dept, Montana, 13-
Head of math, dept, Chautauqua, 08-13. Math.
Soc. Analysis situs; foundations of mathemat-
ics; projective geometry; mathematical educa-
tion.

Iienoz, Prof. L(lonel) B(emond), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y,
March 8, 65. Ph.B, Columbia, 88. Instr. chem,
Lehigh, 88-91; Stanford, 92-93, asst. prof, 93-

94, assoc. prof. anaX. chem, 94-96, prof, 9&~

Chemist, bur. ordnance, IT. 6. N, 91-92. Chem*
Soc.

Leonard, Prof. A(rtliiir) aCray), University of
North Dakota, Grank Forks, N. Dak. Geology.
Clinton, N. Y, March 15, 65. A.B, Oberlin, 89,
A.M, 95; PhJ>, Hopkins, 98. Prof. ^eoL and
biol, Western, 94-96; asst. state geologist, Iowa
Geol. Surv, 96-97; asst. prof, geol, Missouri,
99-00; asst. state geologist, Iowa GeoL Surv,^
00-03 ; prof, geol, North Dakota, and state geoU
agist, OS- Field ass^ U. S. GeoL Surv, 05-07.
A.A; GeoL Soc; Iowa Acad. Coal fields of
North Dakota and Montana; Cretaceous and
Tertiary formations of Montana and North Da-
kota; glacial deposits and Pleistocene drainage
in North Dakota.

Leonard, Prof. F(red) B(iigeii6>, 174 B. College
St, Oberlin, Ohio. Physical education. Dar-
lington, Wis, June 2, 66. A3, Oberlin, 89,
A.M, 92; M.D, Columbia, 92; student, summer
schools physical training, Springfield, 88;
Chautauqua, 92; Baron Posse, 93; Harvard, 94,
98 ; hon. grad, Sargent Nor. Sch. Physical Educ,
07; StocUolm and Berlin, 00-01. Prof, hygiene
and physteal educ. and director menU gymma-
skm, Oberlin, 9g- Special lecturer. Harvard
Summer Sch, 99, 02, 08-19; Columbia, summer,
07; special instr, Y. M. C. A. CoL Chicago, 03,
05, 07, 09. Physical Educ. Ass; Soc. Directors
Physical Educ. Colleges (v. pres, 10, pres, 12) ;
Cleveland Acad. Med. History and theory of
physical education.

Leonard, Dr. Heman Buzr, University of Arizona,
Tucson, Ariz. Mathematics. Detroit, Mich,
Aug. 22, 72. B.S, Michigan, 95; Ph.D, Colo-
rado, 06. Prof, math, Wesleyan (111), 01-03;
instr, Oregon, 06-09, asst prof, 09-12, prof, IS-
14; Arisona, 15- A.A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ;
Ass. Prof. Linear associative algebra; the
definition of reducibility and the factoring of
composite hypercomplez number systems; prop-
erties of the characteristic equations of hyper-
complex number systems.

Leoniaxi, Prof. Leon H(atchlg), State College, N.
Mez. Plant pathology. Van, Armenia, Feb.
27, 88. B.S, Kentucky, 16; M.S, Michigan, 17.
Asst. research horticulturist, S. C. Exp. Sta,
17-18; asst. prof. bot. and plant pathologist,
N. Mex. Col, 18- Field asst, plant disease surv,
U. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 18. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Plant breeding.

Leroy, Dr. Louis, Exchange Building, Memphis,
Tenn. Medicine. Chelsea, Mass, Sept. 15, 74.
M.D, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 96; B.S, Nash-
ville, 00. Prof. path, and bacter, YanderbUt,
9^-06; theory and practice of med, Tennessee,
06- State bacteriologist, Tenn, 96-10 ; city bac-
teriologist, Nashville, 00-04 ; lecturer path, Har-
vey Med. CoL and med. dept, Illinois, 00-02;
pathologist, Nashville City Hosp, 00 ; pres, Tenn.
State Board Health, 10-11. Am. Med. Ass.
Pathology; bacteriology; smallpox; tuberculo-
sis; pellagra; hookworm; meningitis; malaria.

Leslie, Prof. ECugene) H(6iidrick8), University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemical en-
gineering. Ottawa, 111, Aug. 28, 92. B.S, Illi-
nois, 13; Ph.D, Columbia, 16. Chief chemist,
Gen. PetroL Corp, 16-18; asst. to pres, U. S.
Indust. Alcohol Co, 18-20; assoc. prof, chem.

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eng, Michigan, HO- Chem. Soc; Ghem. Eng;
Soc. Chem. Indust. Petroleum; motor faeb;
hydrocarbon reaetions; gas.

LesU^, WilUAm Btuaal, Northern Ontario Plant
Breeding Station, Fort William, Ont, Can.
Sortieultwre. Saskatoon, Sask, March 26, 91.
B.S.A, Manitoba, 16. With hort. div. Cent. Ezp.
Farm, Ottawa, 16; plant speeialist tn charge,
North. Ont. Plant Breeding 8ta, 17- Soc. Hort.
Sci; PomoL Soc. Plant breeding; derelopment
of native fruits; hardy. fruits; early maturing
vegetables.

Lester, Dr. H(oraoe) HCardy), 192 Prospect St,
East Orange, N. J. Physics, Nottingham,
England, 84. A.B, Minnesota, 06; A.M, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 12; fellow, Princeton, 12-14,
Ph.D. Instr. physics, Washington (Seattle),
10-12; Princeton, 14-15; radio laboratorian,
Puget Sound Navy Yard, 17-20; phy8ieiet,We8t-
inghowe Lamp Co, tO- A. A; Physical Soc
Index of refraction of H,0; thermionies; resist-
ance in magnetic field.

Lester, Prof. O(Uver) O(larence), 1061 11th St,
Boulder, Colo. Phyaica. Morris Co) Kans, Nov.
3, 73. A.B, Central (Mo), 97; A.M, Yale, 02,
Loomis fellow, 03-04, Ph.D, 04. Prof. Latin
and Greek, Hendrix, 97-98; asst. prof, Central
(Mo), 98-01; asst. phyaicM, Yale, 02-04, instr,
Sheffield Sci. Sch, 04-07; prof, Colorado, 07-,
dean, grad, sch, 19- A.A; Physical Soc; Math.
Soc; Soc. de Physique. Spectroscopy; atomic
theory; radioactivity.

Lenba, Dr. James HCenry), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
*Psychology, Philosophy. Neuchfttel, Switzer-
land, April 9, 68. B.S, Neuchfttel, 86; Ph.D,
Clark, 95. Prof, psychol, Bryn Mator, 98-
A.A; Psychol. Ass. Social psychology; psy-
chology of religion; belief in GK)d and immor-
tality; religious mysticism.

Leuachner, Prof. A(xmin) O(tto), 1816 Scenic
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. ^Astronomy. Detroit,
Mich, Jan. 16, 68. Grad, Boyal Friederichs and
Wilhelms Gym, Cassel, Germany, 86 ; A.B, Mich-
igan, 88; California and Lick Observatory, 88-
92; Ph.D, Berlin, 97; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 00;
Michigan, 13. Listr. math, California, 90-^2,
asst. prof, 92-94, astron. and geod, 94-98, assoe.
prof, and director, students* observatory, 98-07,
prof, astron, 07-, dean, grad. div, 13-18, tO-
Major, C. W. S, 18-19; acting chairman, div.
physical science, Nat. Beseareh Council, 18;
chairman, comet committee. Int. Astron. Union;
mem. Geophys. Union. Watson gold medal, Nat.
Acad, 16. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. chairman, A,
17); Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Seismol. Soc;
Pacific Astron. Soc. (pros, 07); Wash. Acad;
Astron. Gesell. Theoretical astronomy; per-
turbations of the Watson asteroids; improve-
ment in the methods of determining preliminary
orbits of comets and planets.

Levene, Dr. Pdioebus) A(aron Theodore), 129 E.
82d St, New York, N. Y. *PhysiologuMl chem-
istry. Petrograd, Russia, Feb. 25, 69. M.D,
St. Petersburg Imp. Mil. Med. Acad, 91 ; Berlin ;
Marburg; Berne; Munich; Columbia. Assoc,
chem. State Path. Inst, N. Y, 96-05; chemist,
Saranac Lab. for Btridy Tubor, 00-; Herter lec-
turer path, chem, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 05-06; asst. chem, 06-07; mem. BocJcefeUer

Inst, 08- Nat. Acad; A. A; Soc. Nat; PhjsioL
Soc; Soc Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
N. Y. Chemists Club; Ghem. Gesell; Upsala
Boyal Soc. Sci; Soc. Boyale des Sci. M6d. et
Nat. BruxeUes. Chemistry of proteins, nacleins,
carbohydrates and enzymes.

Leverett^ Frank, 1724 S. University Ave, Ann
Arbor, Mich. *Qeology. Denmark, Iowa,
March 10, 59. B.S, Iowa State, 85. Instr. nat.
science, Denmark Acad, Iowa, 80-83; field aasty
V. a. Oeol. Surv, 86-90, asst. geologist, 90-Oly
geologist, 01-; lecturer glaoidl geol, Michigan,
09- A.A; Geol. Soc; Forestry Ass; Am. Gleog.
Soc; Wis. Iowa, Mich, and Wadi. Academies;
Wash. GeoL Soc. Glacial geology; physiogra-
phy; water resources; glacial deposits of Eu-
rope; glacial investigations in the upper Missis-
sippi and Ghreat Lakes regions.

Levi, Dr. Lonls £(maimel), Care Pfister and
Vogel Leather Co, Milwaukee, Wis. Chemistry.
Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. 12, 62. Cornell, 84; PhJ>,
Gottingen, 87. Asst. to Prof. Victor Meyer,
Gottingen, 86-87 ; instr. chem, Mass. Inst. Teek,
88-90; chief chemist, Schoelkopf and Co, 97-
03; Pfister and Vogel Leather Co, 03- Chem.
Soc. (past chairman, leather sect) ; Soc Chem.
Indust; Leather Chem. Ass. (past pros). De-
rivatives of thiophene and anthranol; biophene;
leather analysis and manufacture.

Levin, Dr. Isaac, 119 W. 71st St, New York,
N. Y. Physiology, Pathology. Sagor, Bussia,
Nov. 1, 66. MJ), St. Petersburg Imp. Mil. Med.
Acad, 90. Assoc path, Columbia, 09-15; dm.
prof, cancer research, Vniv. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col, 16- A.A; Physiol. Soc; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Asa. Cancer Be-
seareh; Badium Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey
Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Fat absorption; pro-
tein absorption; physiology of the thyroid and
adrenals; etiology of tumors; fcmction of the
spleen; hemolysis; function of the kidney cap-
sule; fat necrosis and acute pancreatitis; trans-
plantation of blood-vessels; experimental cancer;
arteriosclerosis; assimilation of food in differ-
ent segments of the gastro-intestinal tract; bio-
logical action of X-rays and radium; crown
gall and other parasitic diseases of plants.

Leyine, Dr. B(eiijaiiiin) 8(ainiiel), TJ. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry. Yekaterinoslav, Russia, 87. B.S, Trinity,
12; M.S, Brown, 13, Ph.D, 15. With bur. oftem,
v. 8. Dept. Agr, 16- Teacher indust chem, R.
I. Sch. Design. Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Leather
Chem. Ass. Cotton fiber; mildew resistance of
textiles; toxicity of insoluble soaps to micro-
organisms; manufacture of leather.

Levine, Dr. Michael, 1646 University Ave, Bronx,
New York, N. Y. Botany, Physiology. Mohilev,
Russia, April 16, 86. B.S, CoL City of N. Y,
06; A.M, Columbia, 10, PhJ), 13. Instr. pub.
sch, 64, N. Y. City, 06-12; Commercial High
Sch, Brooklyn, 12-18; High Sch, of Commerce,
N. r. CUy, 18-; Montefiore Hosp, 16- Ketehum
prize, CoL City of N. Y. A. A; Bot Soe; Phyto-
path. Soc; Ass. Cancer Research; Torrey Bot.
Club ; N. Y. Acad ; N. Y. Soc. Exp. Educ. (Cytol-
ogy of the Boleti; chromosome number in
Drosera; morphology of the Coprini; effect of
ethyl alcohol on fatigue in frog muscle; speech

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defects; crown gall and its relation to cancer;
poisonous mushrooms; industrial hygiene.

Levine, M(06e8) K(aplitali), 2075 Scudder Ave,
St. Paul^ Minn. Plant pathology. Lutein, Bub-
sia, June 23^ 86. B.S, Minnesota, 15, M.S, 16.
Asst. plant path, Minnesota, 15-17; Kansas
State, 17; agent cereal dieease investigations,
hur, plant induat, V, 8. Dept, Agr, 17, field asst,
17-18, asst, pathologist, 19" In charge irrig.
and path, truck crop exp, Minn. Exp. Sta, 14,
asst, summer, 15; plant quarantine inspector,
fed. hort. board, "D'. S. Dept. Agr, 16-17. A.A;
Phytopath. Soc. Cereal rusts and smuts.

Levlne, Dr. Samnel AG1»ert), 21 Bay State Boad,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Poland, Jan. 1, 91.
A.B, Harvard, 11, M.I), 14. Assoc, med, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, Boston, 14-15; asst, Bock-
efeller Hosp, N. Y. City, 15-17; assoe, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, 19-; asst, Harvard Med,
Bch, 180" Soc. Clin. Invest. Clinical medicine;
action of drugs on the heart.

Ii6fvlzLe, Prof. Victor E(manuel), Creighton Uni-
versity, Omaha, Nebr. Biological chemistry,
Bussia, Aug. 4, 91. A.B, Col. City of N. T, 09;
A.M, Columbia, 11, Ph.D, 14. Asst. bioL diem,
Columbia, 14-16; instr. chem. hygiene, 16-17;
org. chem, Fordham, 15-16; director of chem.
lab, Beth Israel Hoefp, 16-17; asst. prof, hiol,
chem, Creighton, 18- Lecturer chem, Hunter,
Bunmier, 16. AA; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Soc. Baet; Ass. Study Int. Secretions; Pub.
Health Ass; Nebraska Acad; f el. N. Y.' Acad,
(sec'y, sect, astron, physics and chem, 16, 17);
Columbia Biochem. Ass. Nutrition; enzymes
concerned with oxidations and reductions; bio-
logical aspects of the rare elements.

Iteyison, Wallace Ooold, 1435 Pacific St, Brook-
^lyn, N. Y. Chemistry, Brooklyn, Nov. 27, 46.
B.S, Harvard, 70. Director, lab. Cooper Union,
71-84. Pel. N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Jfiner. Qub
(sec'y, 03-); Brooklyn Inst; Brooklyn Acad,
of Photog. (pres, 87-90). Qiemistry; electric
arc lamps; photography of luminous objects;
moving pictures and the apparatus for produc-
ing them; fluorescence and phosphorescence of
minerals; classification of luminescent sub-
stances; origin and sequences of the minerals of
the trap ro<^ of New Jersey.

Leyy, Dr. Ernest O(olemaii), Monroe Terrace,
Bichmond, Va. Sanitary science. Bichmond,
Aug. 11, 68. Bichmond, 84-87 ; M J), Med. CoL
of Va, 90; Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-04. Prof, histol,
path, and bacter, Med. Col. of Va, 97-00; di-
rector, lab, City Water Dept, Bichmond, 04-06,
city bacteriologist, 05-06, chief health officer,
06-17; major, M.u, 18; director pub, welfare,
Bichmond, 19- A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health
Ass. (sec'y, sect, munic. health of&cer, 08-17);
Am. Water Works Ass ; Am. Med. Ass. Munici-
pal public health.

Levy, Max, 1305 Spruce St, Philadelphia, Pa.
Photography. Detroit, Mich, March 9,57. Pub.
schools. Medal and diploma, Columbian Expos,
93; highest silver medal, Boyal Cornwall Poly-
tech, 94; John Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 97;
gold medal, Paris, 00; BuflPalo, 01; La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04. Franklin Inst. Photo-
mechanical theory and practice.

Levy, Dr. Bobert Lonls, Hospital of the Bocke-
feller Institute, New York, N. Y. Medicine.
New York, Oct. 14, 88. A.B, Yale, 09; MJ>,
Hopkins, 13. Asst. med, Hopkins, 13-16;
physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 16; instr. med. Hop*
kins, 16-18; assoc, Bockifeller Inst, and res.
physician, Hosp, 19^ Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc
Pharmacol; Ass. Study Int. Secretions. Physi-
ology; pharmacology; internal medicine.

Lewis, Dr. Albert B(ntil), Field Museum, Chi-
cago, HI. Anthropology. Clifton, Ohio, June
21, 67. A.B, Chicago, 94; fellow, Nebraska,
97-99; Ph.D, Columbia, 06. Asst. instr, Ne-
braska, 99-02; asst, Field Museum, 07-08, asst,
curator, 08- Asst. biol, Chicago, summer, 94,
histol, summer 95, bacter, summer, 96; S. Pa-
cific exped. to Melanesia and New Guinea, 09-
13. A.A; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. council, 19);
Ethnol. Soc. American and Melanesian etii-
nology.

Lewis, Dr. Charles E(dward), B. F. D. 39, Water-
ville, Maine. Botany, B^sselaer, Ind, Feb. 10,
76. A.B, Indiana, 02, A.M, 03; Ph.D, Cornell,
05. Acting prof, biol, Idaho, 05-06; instr. bot,
Wisconsin, 07-08; assoc, plant pathologist,
Maine Exp. Sta, 08- A.A; Bot. Soc. Embry-
ology and cytology of plants; plant pathology.

Lewis, Dr. D(ean) D(eWitt), 122 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, 111. Medicine. Kewanee, HI, Aug.
11, 74. A.B, Lake Forest, 95; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 99. Asst. anat, Chicago, 00-01, assoc, 01-
03, instr, 03, assoc, prof, swrg. Bush Med, Col,
Physiol. Soc; Surg. Ass; Ass. Anat. Elastic
tissue of the human larynx; the hypophysis of
man.

Lewis, Prof. E(ziim) P(erciyal), Berkeley, Calif.
*Physics, Washington Co, N. C, Sept. 15, 63.
B.S, George Washington, 88; Ph.D, Hopkins,
95; Berlin, 98-00. Asst. physics, Hopkins, 91^
95; instr, Calif omia, 95-96, asst. prof, 96-02,
assoc. prof, 02-08, prof, 08- Instr. physics,
Ceorge Washington, 91-95; Crocker eclipse ex-
ped, 07-08, 18. A.A. (v. pres, B, 15) ; Physical
Soc. (mem. council, 05, ed, 'Eeview,' 15-17,
sec'y, Pacific Coast div, 16-). Spectroscopy;
electric discharge through gases; photo-electric
effect.

Lewis, Prof. Francis J(ohn), University of Al-
berta, Edmonton, Alta, Can. Botany, London,
England, 75. D.Sc, Liverpool Demonstrator
bot, Liverpool, 00-05, lecturer geog. bot, 05-12;
prof, biol. Alberta, IB- Cuthbert Peek award,
Boyal Geog. Soc, 05; Neill gold medal, Boyal
Soc. Edinburgh, 10. A. A; Bot. Soc; Boyal Soc.
Can; British Ajbs; Boyal Soc Edinburgh; Lon-
don Linnean Soc. Pleistocene plant deposits in
northwestern Europe; geographical distribution
of vegetation; osmotic pressure and electrical
conductivities of plant sap.

Lewis, Dr. Frederic TChomas), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. ^Embryology, Cam-
bridge, Mass, March 18, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97,
A.M, 98, M.D, 01. Austin teaching fellow,
Harvard Med, Sch, 01-02, instr. histol. and
embryol, 02-06, asst. prof, embryol, 06-15, assoc,
prof, IS- Ed, *Am. Naturalist,' 07; assoc ed,
'Anat. Becord.' A.A; Ass. Anat. (v. pres, 14-
16); Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. De-
velopment of the vena cava inferior and other

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veins; development of the lymphatic system and
of the digestive tract; vertebrate embryology.

Lewis, Dr. Oarland E(dlaon), Boessler and Hass-
lacher Chemical Co^ Niagara Falls, N. Y. Chem-
istry. Broken Bow, Nebr, Bee. 17, 80. Ph.G,
Nebraska, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. prof, diem, Ne-
braska, 16-17 ; Rutgers, 17-18 ; research chemist,
Eoessler and Hcuslaeher Chem, Co, IS-

laewls, Dr. G(ilbert) N(ewton), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. ^Chemistry. Wey-
mouth, Mass, Oct. 23, 75. Nebraska, 90-93;
A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 99; Leipzig
and Gottingen, 00-01. Teacher, Phillips Acad,
96-97 J instr. chem, Harvard, 99-00, 01-06, on
leave in charge weights and measures, Bur. Govt.
Laboratories, P. I, 04-05; asst. prof, physico-
chem. research, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07-08, assoc.
prof, 08-11, prof, 11-12, acting director, research
lab, 07-09; prof. chem. and dean ool. chem, Call-
fomia, li" Major, lieut. col, chief of defense
div, gas service, A.E.F, and chief of training
div, C.W.S^ Chevalier Legion d'honneur. Nat.
Acad; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Philos. 8oc;
Am. Acad. Thermodynamic theory and its a^
plication to chemistry; free energy tables; equi-
librium in numerous reactions; electric poten-
tials of the common elements; properties of
solutions and the activity of ions; distribution
of thermal energy; specific heat of electrons;
the principle of relativity and non-Newtonian
mechanics; application ol four-dimensional vec-
tor analysis to electro-magnetic theory; the
geometry of the space time manifold of relativ-
ity; ultimate rational units; calculation of
Stefan 's constant ; the structure of the atom and
tiie molecule and the theory of valence; entropy
of elements; third law of thermodynamics.

Lewis, Dr. H(azry) F(letclier), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry.
Denver, Colo, May 27, 91. B.S, Wesleyan, 12,
M.S, 13; Ph.D, Illinois, 16. Pharmaceut. re-
search chemist, Illinois, 16-17 ; instr. chem, Grin-
nell, 17; asst. org. chemist, color lab, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 17-18; assoc. prof, chem, Maine, 18-
19; research chemist, Nat. Aniline and Chem.
Co, 19^ Chem. Soc. Organic and analytical
chemistry; catalytic reactions.

Lewis, Prof. Howard B(ishop), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, HI. Physiological chemistry.
Southington, Conn, Nov. 8, 87. A.B, Yale, 08,
Ph.D, 18. Asst. physiol. chem, Yale, 11-13;
instr, Pennsylvania, 18-15; assoc, Illinois, 15-
17, asst. prof, 17-19, assoc. prof, 19- A-A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol.
Nutrition; hydantoin, uric acid and sulphur
metabolism; inulin as a food; hippnric acid syn-
thesis; scurry.

Lewis, Dr. I(8aac) M(cXlxmey), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Botany. Eensselaer, Ind,
Sept. 21, 78. A.B, Indiana, 06, A.M, 07, Ph.D,
09. Instr. hot, N. H. Col, 0^-09 ; Texas, 09-12,
adj. prof, 12-14, assoc. prof, 14-19, prof, 19-
AJl; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Ind. Acad;
Tex. Acad, (sec^, 11-). Bacterial diseases of
plants; cytology of gymnosperms.

Lewis, Prof. I(vey) F(orenian), University, Va.
Botany. Ealeigh, N. C, Aug. 31, 82. A.B,
North Carolina, 02, M.S, 03; Ph.D, Hopkins,
08. Prof, biol, Eandolph-Macon, 05-06, 08-12;

asst. prof, bot, Wisconsin, 12-14; prof, Mis-
souri, 14-15; hiol, Virginia, 15- Scient^c asst,
Bur. Fisheries, 06, bivestigator, 09; holder,
Smithsonian table, Naples Zool. Sta, 08; Walker
prize, Boston Nat. EUst. Soc, 09. AJL; Bot.
Soc; Ass. Prof, (chairman, Ya. branch, 16-19).
Ecology; morphology of Algae.

Lewis, J(ame8) O(gier), Bureau of Mines, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology. San Jose, Calif, Jan.
21, 86. A.B, Stanford, 16. Oil geologist and
engineer, 09-14; petrol, engineer. Bur. Mines,
14-19, chief petrol, technologist, 19- Min. and
Metal. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Qeol. Becovery of oil
and gas.

Lewis, Prof. JCoseph) Volney, University of New
Jersey, New Brunswick, N. J. Geology. Buther-
f ord Co, N. C, Sept. 14, 69. B.E, North Care*
lina, 91; B.S, Harvard, 93; Hopkins, 93-94;
Columbia. Asst. geologist, N. C. GeoL Surv,
91-96; prof, geol, Clemson, 96-04; Rutgers, 04-,
curator, geol. museum, 13-14, director, 14-
Field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 91, 02, 18; prof,
physical geog, S. C. State Sch. for Teacners,
summers, 00, 01; with N. J. GeoL Surv, 05-
A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and MetaL
Soc. Peridotites of North Carolina; Newark
formation; copper ores; building stones of New
Jersey; mining geology; pillow laves; seolites.

Lewis, Dr. Julian H(ennaii), 5200 Wabash Ave,
Chicago, HI. Pathology. Shawneetown, HI,
May 26, 91. A.B, Illinois, 11, A.M, 12; Ph.D,
Chicago, 15; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 17. Instr.
path, Chicago, and mem, Sprague Mem. Inst,
17- Pathologist, Provident Hosp, 19. Bicketts
prize, 15; Benjamin Bush medal, 17. Anaphy-
laxis; chemotherapy; metaboUsm of amino
acids; cancer.

Lewis, Dr. Lowery Laymon, 424 West St, Still-
water, Okla. Bacteriology. Newport, TenBy
69. B.S.A, Tex. Col, 92, M.S, 94, D.y.M, Iowa
State, 96. Bacteriologist and veterinaHam, Olcla.
Col. and Exp. Sta, 96- Soc. Bact; Vet. Med.
Ass. Dairy bacteriology; veterinary physiology.

Lewis, Kelson P(eter), Municipal Building, New
York, N. Y. MunidpaX engineering. Annan-
dale, N. Y, Feb. 1, 56. A.B, St Stephen's, 75,
LL.D, 11; C.E, Bensselaer, 79. Chief engineer
of highways, Brooklyn, 94-02; Board of Esti-
mate anA Apportionment, N. Y. City, 02- Trus-
tee, Brooklyn Polytech; lecturer, Columbia;
Bensselaer; Brooklyn Inst; chairman, Nat. Conf.
of City Planning: Int. Boad Congresses, 08. 10,
13 ; Int. Cong, of Cities, Ghent, 13. Civil Eng.
(director, 04-06, v. pree, 18, 19); Soc. Munic.
Improv. (pros, 99); Boad Builders Ass. (pres,
12); N. Y. Munic. Eng, (pres, 03); Brooklyn
Inst, (pres, dept. eng); Brooklyn Eng. Club
(pres, 98). Highway design and construction;
city planning.

Lewis, Dr. Paul A (din). The Henry Phipps Insti-
tute, Seventh and Lombard St, Philadelphia,
Pa. ^Pathology. Chicago, lU, April 14, 79.
Wisconsin; M.D, Pennsylvania, 04. House of-
ficer path, Boston City Hosp, 04-05; research
asst, antitoxin lab, Mass. Board of Health, 05-
08 ; Austin teachii^ fellow comp. path. Harvard
Med. Sch, 06-08; asst. path, Bockefeller Inst,
08-09, assoc, 09-10; asst. prof, path, Pennsyl-
vania, and director, Henry Phipps Inst, 10-

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCK

4U

A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; assoe. mem. Am.
Physicians; 8oc. Exp. Path; Soe. Pharmacol;
80c. Exp. Biol. Bacteriology of diarrhoeas, of
infancy; pneumonia; pathological lesions accom-
panying immunization of horses; effects of re-
peated injections of foreign protein; hemolysis;
anaphylaxis; epidemic anterior poliomyelitis;
tuberculosis.

Lewis, Prof. Bobert 0(iirtl8), University of Colo-
rado^ Boulder, Colo. Bioehemistry. Stratford,
Oonn^ March 3, 88. Ph.B, Yale, 09, Ph.I), 12.
Besearch physiologist, Oen. Mem. Hosp, N. Y.
City, 12-14; asst. biochemist, TJ. 8. Pub. Health
Serriee, 14-16; asst. prof, biochem. and physiol,
Colorado, 16-17, prof, 17-18, hiochem, 18-
A.A; Chem. 80c. Metabolism; blood chemistry.

Iiowls, Dr. Warren Harmon, Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. ^Anatomy, Suffield,
Conn, June 17, 70. B.S, Michigan, 94; M.D,
Hopluns, 00. Asst. zool, Michigan, 94-96; anat,
BopkvM, 00-01, instr, 01-03, assoc, 03-04, assoe.
prof, 04-13, prof. physioU anat, IS-- Besearch
assoe, Carnegie Ijistitution, 19- -^^^ So<^ ^^^ t
Ass. Anat; hon. mem. (}and Med. Soc. Devel-
opment of the arm, eye, ear, muscular system
and head in man; experimental embryology and
cytology; tissue culture.

Lefwifl, Mtg. Warren H. (Slargaret A. Bead),

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Physi-
ology, ]£ttaning, Pa, Nov. 9, 81. Woods Hole,
00; A.B, Goucher, 01; Bryn Mawr, 01-03, fel-
low, 08-09; Paris and Berlin, 08. Preparator
in zool, Columbia, and asst, Barnard, 03-06,
instr, Barnard, 06-10; anat. and physiol, train-
ing sch. for nurses, Hopkins Hosp; collaboraior,
Carnegie InstitiUion, Lecturer physiol, N. Y.
Med. Col, 04-05. Tissue cultures; Bacillus
typhosus; heart muscle of chick embryo.

Ziowis, Prof* W(arren) K(6adall), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
*Chemical engineering. Laurel, Del, Aug. 21,
82. B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05; Ph.D, Breslau,
08. Besearch assoc, lab. applied chem, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 08-09; chemist, W. H. McElwain Co,
09-10; prof, ehem, eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 10-
CSiem. 8oe; Leather Chem. Ass; Am. Acad.
Distillation; flow of heat.

Lewis, Dr. W(elcome) B(abeock), 367 Champion
8t, Battle Creek, Mich. Biological chemistry.
Adams Center, N. Y, June 14, 83. B.8, Alfred,
07; M.D, Illinois, 12, Asst, lab. Battle CreeJc
Sanitarium, 07-08, chief chemist, physiol, labora-
tories, IS" A. A; Chem. Sbc. Hydrogen-ion
concentration of physiological liquids.

Lewis, WUfted, Haverford, Pa. Meohanical engi'
neering. Philadelphia, Oct. 16, 54. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 75. With Wm. Sellers and Co, in
shops, 75-78, draftsman and design engineer,
78-86, asst. engineer, 86-00; pres, Tahor Mfg.
Co, 00- Lecturer, Franklin Inst. John Scott
medal, Franklin Inst; Phila. Eng. Club t>rize.
A.A; Mech. Eng. (past v. pres); Phila. Eng.
Club (past pres); Franklin Inst. Gearing;
belting; counterbalancing; molding machines
for foundry use.

Lewis, Prof. W(lnford) Lee, Northwestern Uni-
versity, Evanston, HI. Chemistry. Gridley,
Calif, May 29, 78. A.B, Stanford, 02; A.M,
Washington (Seattle), 04; fellow, C!hicago, 06-

08, PhJ), 09. Asst. chemist, U. 8. Dept. Agr»
08-09; instr. ohem, Northwestern, 09-12, awt
prof, 13-17, assoc. prof, 17-19, prof, and ohaiir»
man of dept, 19- Oapt, O.W.S, 17-19. A.A;
Chem. Soc Sugars; sanitation; toxic gases.

Lewton, Frederick L(ewl8), 113 Chestnut Ave,
Takoma Park, D. 0. Botany. Cleveland, Ohio,
March 17, 74. BoUins, 88-90; Drexel, 92-95.
Chem. asst, test, dept, Baldwin Locomotive
Works, 95; instr. chem. and quaL anal, Drexel
Inst, 95-04; curator, Phila. Museums, 00-04;
scientific asst. bot, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 04-08, asst.
botanist, 08-12; curator, dw. textiles, V. 8. Nat.
Museum, li- Economic botanist, Phila. Com-
mercial Museum, 96-00. Mus. Ass; Phila.
Acad; Wash. Acad; Waili. Bot. Soc Industrial
chemistry; classification of vegetable exudates;
plant breeding; taxonomy of cotton; terminol-
ogy and technology of textile industries.

Libbey, Prof. WUUam, Princeton, N. J. Physiog-
raphy. Jersey City, N. J, March 27, 55. A.B,
Princeton, 77, A.M, ScD, 79. Asst. prof, phys-
ical geog, Prinoeton, 80, prof, and director, S.
M. Museum of Oeol, 8S- Prof, histol, Princeton,
83-98. Offider d'Acad. A.A; Soe. Nat. (v.
pres); OeoL Soc; Ass. Oeog; Am. Geog. Soc.
(for. cor. seo'y); Nat. Bifle Ass. (pres, 15);
PhUos. Soc; cor. mem. Phila. Acad; Phila. Geog.
Soc. (v. pres) ; eor. mem. N. Y. Acad ; cor. mem.
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; N. Y. Hist. Soe; N. J.
Hist. Soc; Alaskan Hist. Soc; feL Boyal Geog.
Soc; fel. London Gteol. Soc; hon. mem. Liver-
pool Oeog, Soc; Soc. de G^g; Soc. g4ol. de
France; cor. mem. Soc. de GSog. de Gendve.
Oceanography; Hawaiian volcanoes; Alaskan
and Greenland glaciers: thd Jordan valley.

Llbman, Dr. E(manntf), 180 B. 64th St, New
York, N. Y. Bacteriology, Pathology. New
York, Aug. 22, 72. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 91 ;
M.D, Columbia, 94; Berlin and Vienna, 96-97,
10; Berlin, 03; Hopkins, 06. House physician,
Mt. Sinai Hosp, 94-96, asst. pathologist, 98-,
adj. visiting physician, 03-14, attending physi-
cian, 14-20, physician, $0-; prof. din. med, Co-
lumhia, 09- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Physicians; Soc. CUn. Invest; Ass. Tuber; Ass.
Immunol; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey Soc; fel. N.
Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc. (pres, 08);
Int. Ass. Med. Mus. Streptococcus intestinal in-
fection; precipitation in serum-sugar media;
sarcoma of the small intestine; paracolon infec-
tions; systematic and otitic infections; trans-
fusion; endocarditis.

Lidity, Prof. DCavld) H(artin), 922 Olivia Ave,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemistry. Goodville, Pa,
July 10, 62. B.S, Pa. State Nor. Sch, 87; M.S,
Michigfl^, 91 ; Ph J>, Heidelberg, 06. Asst. anal,
chem, Michigan, 88-90, instr. inorg. chem, 91-
07, asst. prof. gen. chem, 07-14, assoe. prof, 14-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Bate of esterification of halo-
gen substituted acids; decomposition of oxalic
acid in concentrated sulphuric acid; sulphur tri-
oxid; sulphuric acid; action of insoluble oxids,
hydroxids and carbonates of metals on am-
monium chlorid.

Lldbory, F(raQk) A(iistln), 83 Sugar St, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. ^Chemistry, Middlewich, Eng,
March 14, 79. Manchester, 95-99, *M.Sc ; Lon-
don, 99-00; Physik.-Chem. Inst, Leipzig, 00-01.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIBNCE

Demonstrator chem, Manehester, 02-03; chem-
ist, Oldhury Eleotroohem. Co, 03-05, works num-
ager, OS- Ghem. Soe; Electrochem. Soe. (pres,
14-15); Ghem. Eng; Elee. Eng; Meeh. Eng;
MiiL Eng; 8oe. Chem. Indust; Faraday Soe;
Buffalo Eng. Soe. (pres, 17-18).

Ll6l>» Prof. ObarlM OQirlstlaa), Colnmbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Phamkicology, New
York, April 19, 80. A.B, Colombia, 02, M.D,
06. Aut, prof, Pharmacol, Columbia, 11- Soe.
Pharmacol; Soe. Exp. Biol; PhysioL Soe; Am.
Med. Ass.

Ueb, J (Dim) W(l]liam), Edison Co, lirving Place
and 15th St, New York, N. Y. Eleotrioal
erigineering. Newark, N. J, Feb. 12, 60. M.E,
Stevens, 80. Draftsman, Brush Elee. Co, 80;
Edison Elee. Light Co, 81, asst, ezp. dept, Edi-
son Machine Works, 82, electrician, Edison Elee.
Ilium. Co, 82-83; diief electrician, director and
chief engineer, Italian Edison Co, 83-94; Edison
Elee. nium. Co, 94: v. prea, N. Y. Edison Co;
pres, Eleo. Test. Laboratories, Director in vari-
ous elee. corporations. Commander Order of the
Crown, Italy. A. A; Elee. Eng. (past pres);
Nat. Elee. Light Ass. (past pres) ; Meeh. Eng.
(past V. pres) ; Civil Eng; Franklin Inst; Am.
Geog. Soe; N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Elee. Soe; Ass.
Electroteeh. Ital; hon. mem. Ital. Soe. Eng. and
Archit. Management of utility corporations.

Llebovlti, Dr. Sidney, 31 W. 89th St, New York,
N. Y. Chemistry. New York, Dec. 4, 87. A.M,
Columbia, 12; Ph.D, Pittsburgh, 15; fellow,
Clark, 13-14; Pittsburgh, 14r-15. Consulting
chemist, 15-18; research chemist, C.W.S, U.S. A,
18-19; pres, Atrihfn Chem. Works, 19- Chem.
Soe. Physical and organic chemistry; catalysis;
chemical dynamics.

UebowltB, J>r. Benjamin, 22 Ferdinand Place, New
Boehelle,*N. Y. Physics. New York, N. Y, Feb.
20, 90. E.E, Columbia, 11, feUow, 13-14, Ph.D,
15. In independent researeh and development,
IS- With T. A. Edison, 17 ; with E. J. Simon,
18. Assoc Physical Soe; Badio Eng; Auto-
motive Eng. Motor car engineering; radio
telegraphy; electrical oscillations; vehicle
springs.

Light, Prof. George H(eyBer), 958 Pleasant St,
Boulder, Colo. Mathematics. Bedington, W.
Va, March 19, 75. A.B, Princeton, 99, A.M,
00; Ph.D, Yale, 16. Adj. prof, math, Ga. Tech,
01-05; instr, Purdue, 05-13; instr, asst. prof,
and later assoo. prof, Colorado, 16- Math. Soe;
Math. Ass. (sec *y-treas, Eocl^ Mountain sect,
17-). Calculus of variations; intrinisic geom-
etry.

Lilienthal, Prof. Howard, 52 E. 82d St, New
York, N. Y. Surgery. Albany, N. Y, Jan. 9,
61. A.B, Harvard, 83, M.D, 87. Prof. elin.
surg, med. col, ComeU, 17- Lieut, col, M.C.
Surg. Ass; N. Y. Surg. Soe. (past pres). Sur-
gery of the thorax.

LUUe, Prof. Frank B(attray), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, HL ^Zoology, Embryology. To-
ronto, Can, June 27, 70. B.A, Toronto, 91, ScD,
20; Clark, 91-92; Ph.D, Chicago, 94. Beader
embryol, Chicago, 93-94; instr. zool, Michigan,
94-99: prof, biol, Vassar, 99-00; asst. prof.
Eool, Chicago, 00-02, assoc. prof, embryol, 02-06,
prof, and chairman of dept, 06- Asst. director.

Woods Hole, 00-08, director, 08-; managing ed,
* BioL Bui * ; ed, * Jour. Exp. Zool ' ; * Jour. Morph. '
N^t Acad; A.A. (v. pres, F, 15); See. Nat. (v.
pres, 14, pres, 15) ; Soe. ZooL (pres, 05-08, cen-
tral branch, 05); Ass. Anat; Philos. Soe; Soe.
Ezp. Biol; cor. mem. Phila. Acad; Soe. bioL de
Paris; Soe. beige de BioL Early history of
ovum; fertilization of ovum; physiology of de-
velopment; heredity; biology of sex.

Ume^ Prof. Balph 8(tayner), Nela Beseareh Lab-
oratory, Cleveland, OMo. ^Physiology, Zoology.
Toronto, Can, Aug. 8, 75. B.A, Toronto, 96;
Michigan, 96-97; Ph.D, Chicago, 01; Naples
Zool. Sta, 04-05. Instr. physioL and histol,
Nebraska, 02-03, adj. prof, 03-05; instr. physiol.
Harvard, 05-06; Johnston scholar, Hopkins, 06-
07; instr. physiol. and sool^ Pennsylvania, 07-
11, asst. prof, 11-13; prof, and head, dept. biol,
Clark, 13-20; biologist, Nela Beseareh Lab,
to- Instr. gen. and comp. physiol. Woods
Hole, 01- A. A; Soe. Nat; Physiol. Soe; See
Ezp. Biol; Soe. Biol. Chem; Ass. Prof; Am.
Acad. Histology and development of nephridia;
oxidation in cells; physiology of protoplasmic
contractility; stimulation; cell-division; arti-
ficial parthenogenesis; osmotic pressure of eol-
loids; physiology of growth processes; proto-
plasmic transmisflion (nerve conduction, etc);
salt-action; anesthesia.

Unooln, Prof. A(sariali) TChomaa), 1625 Tibbits
Ave, Troy, N.Y. Chemistry, Montfort, Wis, June
25, 68. B.S, Wisconsin, 94, M.S, 98, fellow, 98-99,
Ph.D, 99. Research asst. physical chem, Cornell,
99-00; instr. oAem, Cincinnati, 00-01, Blinois, 01-
03, asst. prof, 03-08; UenMelaer, 08-12, prof, 12-
A.A; Chem. Soe; Electrochem. Soe. Solution
of silicates of the alkalies; dissociative power of
solvents; electrical conductivity of non-aqueous
solutions; physical reaction and the mass law;
ternary i^stem, benzene, acetic acid and water;
determination of phosphates in natural waters;
vapor pressure of solutions; colloids; electrolytie
corrosion of brasses; ternary mixtures; analyt-
ical chemistry.

Lincoln, Director Franda Church, University of
Nevada, Bene, Nev. Geology, Mining, Boston,
Mass, Sept. 8, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00;
E.M, New Mex. Sch. Mines, 04; A.M, Columbia,
06, fellow, 06-07, Ph.D, 11. Assayer, Butterfly-
Terrible Gold Mining Co, Colo, 00-01; prof,
geol. New Mex. Sch. Mines, 01-02, chem. and
metal, 02-04; asst. supt, Buby Gold and Copx>eT
Co, Mexico, 04; Arizona Gold and Copper Co,
05; asst. physics, Columbia, 06; prof. geol. and
miner, Mont. State Sch. Mines, 07-10; consult-
ing mining engineer, 10-11; assoc. mining, Illi-
nois, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-13; res. mining en-
gineer, Bolivian Development and Exploration
Co, Bolivia, 13-14; director Mackay Sch. of
Mines, Nevada, 14-; state ore sampler, Nev, 17-
A. A; Min. Eng; Mont. Soe. Eng. Magmatie
emanations; geology of ore deposits; micro-
scopic associations of gold; mineralogieal claaei-
fication of igneous rocks; ore sampling.

Lincoln, Paul MCartyn), 1884 Stanwood Boad,
Cleveland, Ohio. Electrical engineering. Nor-
wood, Mich, Jan. 1, 70. Western BeservCy 88-
89; M.E, Ohio State, 92. With Brush Elee. Ck>,
92; Westinghouse Elee. and Mfg. Co, 92-95;

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elec. 8upt, Niagara Falls Power Co, 95-02; elec.
engineeringi Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co,
02-19; consulting elec. engineer, Lincoln Elec.
Co, 19- Elee. Eng. (pros, 14); Eleetrochem.
Soe; Mech. Eng.

Lind, Dr. 8(ainiiel) O(olville), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Beno, Nev. *Chemstry. MeMinnville,
Tenn, June 15, 79. A.B, Washington and Lee,
99; B.8, Mass. Inst. Teeh^ 02; Ph.D, Leipzig,
05; Paris, 10; Badium Inst, Vienna, 11. Asst.
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02-03; instr. gen. and
physical chem, Michigan, 05-l'2, asst. prof, 12-
15; chemist, radioactivity. Bur, Mines, 13-18,
physical chemist, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc; Eleetro-
chem. Soc. Radioactivity; radium extraction
and measurement; influence of radiation on
chemical action; kinetics of chemical reactions;
relation of gaseous ionization to chemical action.

Lindenthal, Dr. Gdistay), Metuchen, N. J. Ciwi
engineering, Bruenn, Austria, May 21, 50.
Gk)vt. Col, Brunn, hon. D.Ing, 20; private study,
Vienna, 70; hon. B.Ing, Dresden, 11. Asst. en-
gineer, Vienna, 70-72; railroad, Switzerland,
* 72-T4; Centennial Expos, Phila, 74-77; Atlantic
and Great Western R.R, 78-81; consvXiing en-
gineer, Pittsburgh, 81-91; ^'. Y. City, Pi-
Chief engineer, Monongahela Bridge Co, 81-89;
chief engineer and pres, North River Bridge Co,
N. Y, 90-01 ; commissioner of bridges, N. Y, 02-
03 ; designer of Hell Gate arch bridge ; new Ken-
tucky River high bridge; Queensborough canti-
lever bridge; Scootsville continuous girdle
bridge. Rowland prize. Civil Eng, 83. A.A;
Cleveland Eng. Club; Can. Civil Eng; British
Inst. Civil Eng; Berlin Soc. Mech. Eng; cor.
mem. Austrian Civil Eng. and Archit. Soc.
Long-span bridges; foundations; submarine
tunnels; railroads; harbor piers and light-
houses.
Undgren, J(n8ta) M(ortis), Urbana, Dl. Chem-
istry. Moline, 111, July 28, 79. A.B, Illinois,
02, A.M, 07. Chemist, State Water Surv, HI,
03-07; chemist, eng, exp. sta, Illinois, 07-
Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry; coals.

Iilndgren, Prof. W(aldemar), Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Oeology,
Kalmar, Sweden, Feb. 14, 60. M.E, Sch. of
Mines, Freiberg, 83; ScD, Princeton, 16. Asst.
geologist, Nortiiem Transeont. Surv, 83; chem-
ist, Gregory Smelting Works, Mont, 84; asst.
geologist, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 84-95, geologist,
9G-11, in charge investigations metal, deposits
and metal statistics, 07-11, chief geologist, 11-
12 ; Rogers prof, econ geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, Ig-
Assoc, prof, mining and metal, Stanford, 98;
lecturer econ. geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 08-11.
Nat. Acad; AJL; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng; Min.
and Metal. Soc (pres, 20); Am. Acad; Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad. Economic geology of metal-
lic ores; mineral deposits.

Lindley, Dr. Bmest H(iram), Lawrence, Kans.
^Psychology, Philosophy. Paoli, Ind, Oct. 2, 69.
A3, Indiana, 93, A.M, 94; Ph.D, Clark, 97;
Jena, Leipzig and Heidelberg, 97-98; Harvard,
04-05. Instr. philos, Indiana, 93-98, assoc prof,
psychol, 98-02, prof, 02-17; pres, Idaho, 17-20;
ehaneeUor, Kansas, $0- Iiistr, summer sch,
Clark, 96, 99, 01; summer sch, Columbia, 07.
A. A; Pfltychol. Ass; Religious Educ. Ass. Motor

and mental automatisms; psychology of inven-
tion; arithmetical prodij^; psychology of peda-
gogy of leadership; psydiology of prayer; some
relations of mental hygiene to practical ethics;
philosophy and psychology of value.

Lindqulst, Prof. Theodore, 1119 State St, Em«
poria, Kans. Mathematics, Andover, HI, Aug.
11, 75. A.B, Lombard, 97; M.S, Northwestern,
99 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 11. Prof, math, Mt. Morris,
97-98; instr. physics and math, Kansas State,
99-01; math, high sch, Kankakee, 111, 01-03;
prof, N. Dak. Sch. of Science, 03-07; instr,
Michigan, 07-12; prof, Lombard, 12-14; head,
dept, math. State Nor, Sch, Emporia, 14- Math.
Ass; Kans. Mat. Teachers Ass. Teaching of
mathematics; engineering mathematics; modem
arithmetic.

Lindsay, Dr. George Allan, 609 Hill St, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Physics. Wyandotte, Mich, Nov.
1, 79. A.B, Michigan, 05, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 13.
Instr. physics, WaeSington (St. Louis), 07-12;
Michigan, 13-20, asst, prof, tO- Assoc. Physical
Soc; Astron. Soc. Structure of matter; elastic
properties of solids; X-rays.

Lindsey, Dr. J(osepli) B(ridgeo), 47 Lincoln Aye,
Amherst, Mass. Chemistry. Marblehead, Mass,
Dec. 26, 62. B.S, Mass. Col, 83; Ph.D, G«t«
tingen, 91 ; Zurich, 91-92. Chemist, Hatch Exp.
Sta, 92-07; Mass, Agr, Exp, Sta, 07-, v. direc'
tor, 09-, Goesmann prof. chem. and head of dept,
Mass. Col, 11- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Animal
Production. Chemistry of carbohydrates, dairy-
ing and of animal nutrition.

LindBtrom, Prof. E(me8t) W(alter), Uniyersity
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Genetics, Chi-
cago, lU, Feb. 5, 91. A.B, Wisconsin, 14; Ph.D,
Cornell, 18. Asst. and investigator plant breed*
ing, Cornell, 14-17; a«**. prof, genetics. Wis-
consin, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc. Plant breeding;
chlorophyll inheritance in maize.

Lineback, Prof. Paul Eugene, Emory Uniyerdty,
Atlanta, Ga. Anatomy. Winston-Salem, N. C,
79. A.B, Drake, M.D, 11; A.M, Harvard.'
Teaching fellow, Harvard, 14-16; prof, micros,
anat, Emory, 16- A.A; Ass. Anat. Musculature
and development of the colon.

Unebarger, OOiarles) EOlJab), 4315 Kenmore
Ave, Chicago, HI. ^Physical chemistry. Plain-
field, Dl, Feb. 21, 67. A3, Northwestern, 88;
Tubingen, 89-90; Paris, 90-91, 93-94; G«ttin-
gen, 92-93. Teacher, N. Div. High Sch, Chi-
cago, 91-92, S. Div. High Sch, 94-96, LaJce
View Sigh Sch, 9$- The jiroperties of solu-
tions; surface tension of liquids; improvements
in the steam calorimeter; the specific heats of
solid elements; educational apparatus.

T-inAhftti, Prof. Paul H(eDry), 346 Conyent Aye,
New York, N. T. Mathematics, Boston, Mass,
Jan. 15, 79. A3, Harvard, 02; Ph.D, Columbia,
16. Tutor math, Col. City of N. T, 03-12, instr,
12-16, asti. prof, IS- Asst. director, evening
.session. Col. City of N. Y, 16- A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Equilong, geometry.

Lines, Edwin F(nller), Kensington, Md. Geology,
New Haven, Conn, April 30, 75. A.B, Cornell,
04. With U. S. GeoL Surv, 04-09; 111. Geol.
Surv, 07-09; Internal Bevenue Bur, 19- A.A.
Areal geology of Clarion quadrangle, Pennsyl-

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▼ania; fire clays of the Pennsylvania formation
in Illinois.

Lixifleld, Dean r(rederick) B(loomileld), Boze-
man, Mont. Agriculture. Twillingate, New-
foundland, July 18, 66. B.BJL, Ont. Agr. Col,
91. Instr. dairying, Ont. Agr. Col, 92-93 ; prof,
live stock and dairying, Utah CoL and Exp. Sta,
93-02; agr, ManU Col, and agriculturist, Exp.
Sta, 02-04, director, 04- , dean, col. agr, 14-
A.A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Dairying; animal
husbandry.

Ung, Dr. Charles J(oBeph), Allegheny College,
Meadville, Pa. Physics, Astronomy. Auburn,
N. Y, Dec. 8, 67. B.S, Cornell, 90; A.M, Den-
ver, 00, PhJD, 02. Prof. nat. science. State Nor.
8ch, La, 90-92; teacher science, high ach,
Pueblo, 92-94; instr. physics. Manual Training
High Sch, Denver, 94-06; prof, physics and
astron, Allegheny, 06- Instr. math, and astron,
Denver, summer, 03. A. A; Physical Soc.
Strong solutions with special reference to change
of density with temperature; maximum density;
freezing and boiling points; observations of
Eros; observations of minor planets and comets;
light efScieney and life of incandescent lamps.

Ling, Prof. a(60rg6) HCerbert), University of
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Can. * Mathematics,
Wallacetown, Ont, Jan. 15, 74. B.A, Toronto,
93; A.M, Columbia, 94, Ph.D, 96. Instr. math,
Wesleyan, 96-01; tutor, Columbia, 01-05, instr,
05-09, adj. prof, 09; prof, Baskatohewan, 09-,
dean of arts, 11-, acting pres, 19-20. In <!^rge
math, summer sch, Cincinnati, 00. A.A; Ma&.
Soc. Tidal theory ; theory of groups ; search for
simple groups; hyper-algebra.

Llngle, Prof. D(ayid) J(ndflon), University of
Chicago, Chicago, lU. Physiology. Bode Island,
Dl, June 6, 63. B.S, Chicago, 85; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 92. Instr. science, Beloit, 86-87; asst.
prof, biol, Tulane, 90-91; reader physiol, Chi-
cago, 92-93, asst, 93-94, instr, 94-04, asst. prof,
04-20, assoo. prof, tO- Physiol. Soc. Physiol-
ogy of the heart; action of salt on the heart.

Llngle^ L (ester) F, U. S. Bureau of Fisheries,
San Pedro, C&lif. Chemistry. Paoli, Ind,
Aug. 30, 94. A.B, Indiana, 17; Wisconsin.
Asrt. prof. hort. products, Oregon Col, 17-
18; in charge, U, 8. Fisheries Lab, San Pedro,
Calif, IS- Ohem. Soc. Preservation of fruits,
vegetobles and fish.

Llnliart^ Dr. George ACngostus), Brentwood,
Cklif . Physical chemistry. Bohemia, 84. A.B,
Cent. High Sch, Phila, 06, B.S, Pennsylvania,
09; A.M, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 13. Asst. instr. chem,
Yale, 10-12; instr, high sch. New Haven, Conn,
13; teaching fellow, Washington (Seattle), 14;
California, 15-18, instr. soil chem. and bacter,
19-20; educ, research in co-ordination of cur-
riculum. High Sch, Brentwood, Calif, 20-
CSiem. Soc. Mercury; electrolytes; purification
of water; free energy of biological processes;
soil structure.

IJ2ik, Dr. George S^nrad) S(arl), University of
Chicago, Chicago, IlL Pla/nt physiology. Mt.
Clemens, Mich, March 14, 88. B.S, Chicago, 10,
Ph.D, 16; A.M, Nebraska, 12. Asst. bot, Kansas
State, 10-11 ; adj. prof. agr. bot, Nebraska, 11-
13, asst. prof, 13-14, assoc. prof, 14-17, prof.

plant physiol, 17-19: pathologist, bur. plant in-
dustry, TJ. 8, Dept. Agr, 17-20, spedatist market
path, $0- A. A: Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Potato diseases; immunity; tuberization.

Link, Vtn. George K. K. (Dr. Adeline De8«le)»

Lawrence College, Appleton, Wis. Chemistry.
Omaha, Nebr, Jan. 4, 92. A.B, Yassar, 14;
Ph.D, Cliicago, 17. Asst. prof, chem, Lawrence,
17- Cihem. Soc Physieo-organie diemistry;
physiological chemistry.

Link, Dr. Henry O(liarles), U. S. Bubber Co,
New Haven, Conn. Psychology. Buffalo, N. Y,
Aug. 27, 89. A.Bj Yale, 13, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 16.
Indust. psychologist and director educ, Win-
chester B€^>eating Arms Co, 17-19; director
educ, U. 8. Bubber Co, 19- Lecturer, Harvard,
Yale, Bur. Indust. Besearch; chairman, Com-
mittee on PsychoL Tests and Rating Scales in
Industry. Applied industrial psychology; in-
dustrial fatigue; control of education in in-
dustry.

Linn, Prof. A(lvln) F(rank), Wittenberg Col-
lege, Springfield, Ohio. Chemistry, Mineralogy.
Springfield, Sept. 23, 64. A.B, Wittenberg, 84, ^
A.M, 87; fellow, Hopkins, 88, Ph.D, 92. Prof.
nat. science, Wittenberg, 88-91, chem. and miner,
9t- Lecture asst, Hopkins, 87--88. A.A; Chem.
Soc. Sulphon-phtiialein and derivatives; method
for determination of nitric acid; electrical depo-
sition of lead; electrical separation of lead and
manganese; phosphids of metals; constitution
of hematoxylin.

Lint, Dr. H(enr7) day, Alphano Humus Co, 17
Battery Place, New York, N. Y. Agronomy.
Ada, Kans, Oct. 20, 90. B.S, Eomsas State, 12;
fellow, Butgers, 13-16, M.S, 15, Ph.D, 16.
Chemist and bacteriologist, Alphano Swnus Co,
16- A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Peat Soc. Soil
biology and chemistry; potato diseases.

Linton, Prof. Edwin, 400 E. Maiden St, Washing-
ton, Pa. ^Zoology. East Bethlehem, Pa, Mar&
14, 55. A.B, Washington and Jefferson, 79;
Yale, 81-82, Ph.D, 90. Teacher, pub. sch, 73-
74; instr. math, Washington and Jefferson, 79-
81, prof. biol. and geol, 82-20, emcr. prof, $0-
Asst. scientific research. Bur. Fisheries, Woods
Hole, 82-87, 89, 98-00, 03-18; Yellowstone
Park, 90; Beaufort, N. C, 01-02; Bermuda, 08 ;
Tortugas, 06-08. Silver medal, Paris Expos,
00. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; Wash. Acad.
EntOEoa of fishes; helminth parasites of fishes;
food of young marine fishes.

Linyllle, Clarence P(h11ander), 408 Chilton St,
Elizabeth, N. J. Metallurgy. Urbana, Ohio,
March 29, 79. B.S, Ohio State, 00, fellow, OO-
02, A.M, 02. Instr. metal. Pa. State, 03-06,
asst. prof, 06-07, assoc. prof, in charge, dept.
metal, eng, 07-12; supt. blast-furnace, J. E.
Thropp, 12-13; asst. supt, blast-furnace dept.
Am. Smelting and Bef. Co, 13-14, research met-
allurgist and supt, by-products dept, 14- Min.
Eng; Chem. Soc; Eng. Educ; West. Pa. Eng.
Soc. Blast furnace phenomena; metallurgy of
arsenic; nickel; electrolytic tin; bismuth.

LinTllle, Dr. Henry B(i<diardson), Jamaica Higb
School, Jamaica, N. Y. Biology. St. Joseph,
Mo, Aug. 12, 66. A.B, Kansas, 93; Harvard,
94, A.M, 95, Ph.D, 97. Instr. biol, DeWitt
Clinton High Sch, N. Y, 97-08; high sch, Ja-

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maioa, N. Y, 08- Maturation and fertilization
in pulmonate gasteropoda; natural historj of
annelids; eireulation in Nereis; adapting the
researches of biology to educational uses.

Iiipka^ Prof. Jofwph, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge^ Mass. Mathematics.
Briessen, Poland, Sept. 7, 83. B.S, Columbia,
05, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 12. Instr. math, California,
07-08; Mass, Inst. Tech, 08-17, asst. prof, 17-
Asst. math, summer sch, Columbia, 05-06. A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Am. Acad; Circolo Mat.
di Palermo. Differential geometry; dynamical
trajectories.

Iiipmaii, Prof. O (hades) B(6mard), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Plant physiology,
Eussia, Apg. 17, 83. B.Sc, Butgers, 04, M.Sc,
09; M.S, Wisconsin, 09; Ph.D, California, 10.
Instr. soil bacter, California, 09-10, asst. prof,
soils, 10-12, assoc. prof, 1^13, prof, soil oAem.
and bacter, 13- A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Bacter;
Ecol. Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci; Agr. Chem. (referee on soils, 15-17).
Alkali salts in soils and plant growth; bacteria
of arid soils; soil colloids and soil fertility.

Upman, Dr. Jacob G(oodale), State University of
New Jersey, New Brunswick, N. J. Soil chem-
istry and bacteriology. Friedrichstadt, Bussia,
Nov. 18, 74. B.S, Butgers, 98 ; A.M, Cornell, 00,
Sage fellow, 01, Ph.D, 03. Asst. chemist, N. J.
State Exp. Sta, 98-99, soU chemist and bacterid'
agist, 01-, director, 11-; instr. agr. chem, Eut-
gers, 02-06, asst. prof, agr, 06-07, assoc. prof,
07-10, prof, soil chem. and bacter, 10-13, agr,
IS-, dean agr, IS- Lecturer soil bacter, lUi-
nois and Cornell, 06; Tennessee, 09, 10; Iowa
State, 10; Nebraska, 11; Columbia, 20. Ed-in-
chief, 'Soil Science,' 16-; asst. ed, 'Jour. Soc.
Agron'; assoc. ed, 'Jour. Agr. Besearch'; in-
vestigator, nitrate div, ordnance dept, U.S.A,
19; chairman, fertilizer committee, Nat. Be-
search Council. A.A. (sec'y, O, 20) ; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Agron. (past v. pres, pros, 19); Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci. (sec 'y-treas, 20); Agr. Chem; Soc.
Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Wash. Acad. Nitrifica-
tion; denitrifieation ; chemistry of decay; physi-
ology of nitrogen fixation; availability of or-
ganic soil nitrogen; ammonification; chemical
and bacteriologi^ effect of liming; utilization
of nitrogen in fertilizer materials; bacteria in
relation to country life.

lalpplncott, J(oseph) B(arlow), Central Build-
ing, Los Angeles, Calif. Hydraulic engineering.
Scranton, Pa, Oct. 10, 64. B.S, K&wb&b, 86,
C.E, 14. Hydrographer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 95-02,
supervising engineer, reclamation service, 02^06;
asst. chief engineer, Los Angeles aqueduct, 06-
13; consulting engineer, 13- Lecturer, Califor-
nia; consulting engineer for various cities; civil
service commissioner, Los Angeles, 04. Civil
Eng. Storage of water on Gila River, Arizona,
and King's Biver, California; development and
application of water in southern California;
California hydrography; water supply of Santa
Barbara County, California.

lalpplncott, Prof. W(Ulla)m ACdaaiB), Kansas
State Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans.
Poultry husbandry. Jacksonville, HI, July 3, 82.
A.B, HI. Col, 03; B.S, Iowa State, 11; M.S,
Wisconsin, 17, PhJO, 20. Asst. prof, animal

husbandry, Iowa State, 11-12; prof, poultry
husbandry, Kansas State, IB- A.A; Int. Ass.
Instructors and Investigators Poultry Hus-
bandry (hon. sec'y, 19-). Poultry genetics.

laitteU, Captain Frank BCowerg), U. S. Naval
Observatory, Washington, D. C. * Astronomy.
Scranton, Pa, Feb. 21, 69. Ph.B, Wesleyan, 91,
hon. ScD, 19; A.M, George Washington, 94.
Computer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 91-96;
teacher math, high sch, Scranton, Pa, 96-97;
computer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 97-98, asst.
astron, 98-01; prof, math, UJ3JI, 01- Mem.
U. S. eclipse ezped, Ot&, 00; Sumatra, 01; Spain,
05; Washington-Paris longitude by radio, 13-

14. A.A; Astron. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc; Soc Astron. de Mez. Transit circle
observations of sun, moon, planets and stars;
vertical circle observations of declinations of
standard stars; photographic zenith tube obser-
vations for variation of latitude; Trans- Atlan-
tic longitude by radio signals.

Little, Dr. Arthur D(6lion), 30 Charles Biver
Boad,Cambridge,Mass. ^Chemistry. Boston, Dec.

15, 63. Mass. Inst. Tech, 81-84; hon. Chem.D,
Pittsburgh, 18. Engineering chemist, Boston,
86-; pres, A. D. Little, Inc, 09- State assayer,
Mass, 86-94; lecturer wood pulp and paper
making, Mass. Inst. Tech; assoc. ed, 'Jour. In-
dust. and Eng. CThem,' 08-; research director.
United Fruit Co; director, Besearch Corp; mem.
corp, Mass. Inst. Tech; mem. research informa-
tion service, Nat. Besearch Council (mem. ad-
visory board, super-power surv) ; war work
with Sig. C. and C.W.S. A.A; C!hem. Soc.
(pres, 12-14, director, 14-); Chem. Eng. (pres,
19, councilor); Electrochem. Soc; Me<£. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Am. Acad; London Soc. Chem.
Indust; Can. Inst. Eng. Engineering chemistry;
utilization of industrial wastes; chemistry of
cellulose, paper making and fibre treatment;
airplane dopes; acetone production; inventor of
processes in chrome tanning; electrolytic manu-
facture of chlorates; artificial silk; smoke filters.

Little, Prof. O(harleB) K(ewton), Moscow, Idaho,
CivU engineering. Madura, India, May 19, 58.
A.B, Nebraska, 79, A.M, 84; Ph.D, Tale, 85.
Instr. math, and civil eng, Nebraska, 80-84,
assoc. prof, civil eng, 84-90, prof, 90-93; math,
Stanford, 93-01 ; civil eng, Idaho, 01-, dean, ool.
eng, 11- A. A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ. High-
way engineering; theory of knoto; tox>ology.

Little, Dr. 0(lax8noe) O(odk), Cold Spring Har-
bor, Long Island, N. Y. Genetics. Brookline,
Mass, Oct. 6, 88. A.B, Harvard, 10, M.S, 12,
ScD, 14. Besearch asst. genetics. Harvard, 10-
13, research fellow biol, Cancer Commission, 13-
19; research assoc, Carnegie Institution, 19-
SecY) eorp. Harvard Col, 10-12, asst. dean, 16-
17; trustee. Noble and Chreenough Sch, Boston^
15- A.A; Soc Nat; Soc. Zool; Soc. Cancer Be-
search; Soc. Ezp. BioL Heredity of color in
mice; inheritance of susceptibility or non-
susceptibility to cancer.

Little, Dr. George, 325 Queen City Ave, Tnska-
loosa, Ala. Geology. Tuskaloosa, Feb. 11, 88.
A.B, Alabama, 55, A.M, 56, LL.D, 06; Ph.D,
Gf)tt.ingen, 57. Prof, chem, Oakland Col, 60-61,
66-67; geol, Mississippi, 66-74, 81-89; mem.
Ala. Geol. Surv, 92. State geologist, Miss, 68-

416

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

72; Ga, 7^81. Ores of Georgia; clays and
minerals of Alabama; coal and iron about
Chattanooga, Tennessee; soil analysis; develop-
ment of the resources of the south; phoefphates
from Tallahassee and Tampa, Florida; man-
ganese, zinc, lead and silver in Arkansas.

Little, Prof. H(omer) P(ay8on), National Be-
search Council, Washington, D. C. Geology,
Columbia, Conn, Aug. 3, 84. A.B, Williams, 06;
fellow, Hopkins, 09-10, Ph.D, 10. Instr. geol,
Colby, 10-12, asst. prof, 12-14, assoe. prof, 14-
15, prof, 15-20; eoeec. seo'y, div. geol. and geog,
Nat. Besearch Council, iO- Lecturer geol, Ban-
gor TheoL 8em, 13, 16, 19. A. A; Geol. Soe.
Coastal plain of Maryland; Pleistocene of cen-
tral Maine.

Llttleliales, GCeorge) W(adiiiigton), 2132 Le Boy
Place, Washington, B. C. Hydrographie engi-
neering. Near PottsviUe, Pa, Oct. 14, 60.
Grad, U. 8. Naval Acad, 83; C.E, George Wash-
ington, 88. Asst, U, 8, Eydrog. Office, 85-00,
hydrog, engineer, 00-; prof, nautical science,
George Washington, IS- Assoc, ed, 'Int. Jour.
Terrestrial Magnetism,' 96-00; consulting hy-
drographer, dept. terrestrial magnetism, Car-
negie Institution, 04-06. A.A; Ass. Geog. (v.
pres, 07); Naval Eng; Wash. Acad. (v. pres,

06, 12, 13); Wash. Philos. Soe. (pres, 05).
Oceanography; terrestrial magnetism; astron-
omy applied to aerial and marine navigation.

Littleton, Dr. Jef»e T(albot), Jr, Corning Glass
Works, Coming, N. Y. Physics. Belle Haven,
Va, July 7, 87. A.B, Southern (Ala) 06; fel-
low, Tulane, 06-08, A.M, 08; Wisconsin, 08-09,
Ph.D, 11. Asst. physics. Southern (Ala), 05-
06; Wisconsin, 09-11; instr, Michigan, 11-13;
chief, physical lab. Coming Glass WorJcs, IS-
A.A; Physical Soe. Optical constants of met-
als, alloys, and steels; mechanical and physical
properties of glass.

Littleton, Br. Leonidas B(08ser), National Aniline
and Chemical Co, Buffalo, N.T. Chemistry. Belle
Haven, Ya^ Aug. 1, 89. A.B, Southern (Ala)

07, 07-08; feUow, Tulane, 08-10, A.M, 10; fel
low, Blmois, 10-12, Ph.I), 12. Asst. science
Southern (Ala), 07-08; instr. chem, Grinnell
12-13; prof, Emory and Henry, 13-17; asst
chemist, Picatinny Arsenal, 17-18; chief chem
ist, Mathieson Alkali Wks, 18-19; chemist, Nat
Aniline and Chem. Co, 19- A.A; Chem. Soe
Bearrangements in the camphor series.

Livermore, Prof. SCennetb) O(arter), Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y. Agriculture. Water-
town, Mass, Jan. 3, 86. B.S, Cornell, 09. Instr.
farm crops, Cornell, 09-10, investigator, 10, asst.
prof, farm management, 10-11, prof, IS- Agri-
cultural surveys; business analysis of successful
farms.

LivlngBton, Dr. A(lfted) E(rwin), Hygienic
Laboratory, Washington; D. C. Physiology.
Frost, Ohio, Dec. 6, 83. B.S, Ohio (Athens),
10, M.S, 11; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Instr. physiol,
Cornell, 11-14; junior pharmacologist, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 14-16; assoc. physiol, med. dept,
Illinois, 1&-18; assoc. pharmacologist, hygienic
lab, U. S. Pub. Health Service, 18- Physiol.
Soe Pharmacology; internal secretions; oil of
Chenopodium; benzylalcohol ; mercury fulminate;
tricresol; carvacrol.

LiTlngston, Dr. Burton S(dward), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. *Plant physiology.
Grand Bapids, Mich, Feb. 9, 75, B.S, Michigan,
98; Ph.D, Chicago, 01. Asst, bot. lab, Mich-
igan, 95-98; instr. science, high sch, Freeport,
HI, 98-99; asst. plant physiol, Chicago, 99-04,
assoc, 04; soil expert, U. S. Bur. SoUs, 05-06;
mem. staff bot. research, desert bot. lab, Car-
negie Institution, 06-09; prof, plant physiol,
Hopkins, 09-, director, plant physiol. lab, IS-
Field work, Mich. Geol. Surv, 01; collaborator,
n. S. Bur. Forestry, 02; Carnegie research asst,
04; managing ed, 'Physiol. Besearches'; editor-
in-chief, 'Bot. Abstracts.' Walker prize, Bos-
ton Soe. Nat. Hist, 03. A.A. (v. pres, G, 18,
permanent sec'y, 20-); Soe. Nat: Bot. Soe;
Chem. Soe; Ecol. Soe; Am. Acad. Physical
aspects of plant physiology; chemical stimula-
tion; plant distribution; relation of soils to
plant growth; water relation of plants; salt nu-
trition of plants.

Lloyd, CnrtlB Oates, Court and Plum Sts, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Mycology. Florence, Ky, July
17, 59. Private schools. Founder, The Lloyd
Library; Lloyd Museum of Fungi.

Lloyd, E(dw1n) Bussell, Cosmos Club, Washing-
ton, D. C. Geology. Lloydsville, W. Va, Nov.
3, 82. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 05; Bhodes scholar,
Oxford, 05-08, B.A, 08, Burdette Coutts scholar,
08-10; fellow, Chicago, 09-11. Junior geolo-
gist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 11-12, asst. geologist,
12-13, assoc geologist, 13; geologist, Costa
JSica on Co. y. chairman, coal sect. Land
Classification Board, 15- A. A; Wash. QeoL
Soe. Petrography; stratigraphic and economic
geology; coal; classification and valuation of
public lands.

Lloyd, Prof. Frands ECmest), McGill UniTersity,
Montreal, Can. ^Botany. Manchester, Eng-
land, Oct. 4, 68. Lafayette, 87-89; A.B, Prince-
ton, 91, A.M, 95 ; Munich, 98 ; Bonn, 01. Instr.
biol, Williams, 91-92; prof. Pacific, 92-97; adj.
prof. Teachers Col, Columbia, 97-06; staff mem,
desert bot. lab, Carnegie Institution, 06; eytolo-
gist, Ariz. Ezp. Sta. 07; director, dept. investi-
gation, Continental-Mexican Bubber Co, 07-08;
special expert, U. 8. Bvhber Co, 08, IS-; prof.
bot, Ala. Polytech. Inst, 08-12; MacDonald prof,
bot, McGill, li- Botanist, Lumholtz Mexican
exped, 90; ed, 'Plant World,' 05-; assoc ed,
*Am. Bev. Trop. Agr,' 09- A-A. (sec'y, G, 02-
07); Bot. Soe; Ecol. Soe; feL N. Y. Aead;
Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed, *Bul,' 98-02, treas,
02-06) ; hon. mem. Phila. CoL Pharm; St. Lonis
Acad; fel. Boyal Soe. Can. Embryology, anat-
omy and morphology; transpiration and physiol-
ogy of stomata; rubber culture; botanical i>eda-
gogics; general physiology.

Lloyd, Prof. Howard HCnntley), Goucher Collage,
Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. Baltimore, ]£df
Aug. 1, 92. A.B, Hopkins, 12, PhJ), 15. Be-
search asst. chem, Hopkins, 15-16; Inatr,
Goucher, 16-17 ; assoc. prof, and acting head of
dept, 17-19, prof, and head of dept, 17- Lec-
turer physical chem, Hopkins, 16-17. A^;
Chem. Soe. Electrical conductanoe of aleoholie
solutions.

Lloyd, Prof. John Url, The Lloyd Library, 309
W. Court St, Cincinnati, Ohio. ^Chemigtrjif

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417

Fharmacy. West Bloomfield, N. T, April 19,
49. Phar.M, Phila. Col. Phannacj, 90; Ph.D,
Ohio (Athens), 97; LLJ), Wilberforee; ScD,
Cincinnati, 19; Phar.D, Cincinnati Col. Phar-
macy, 20. Prof, pharmacy, Cincinnati Col.
Pharmacy, 83-87; chem. Eclectic Med. Inst,
. 78-87, prea, 96-04; senior mem, Lloyd Bros,
Pres, Lloyd Library Bot. and Pharmacy; assoc.
ed, 'Pharmaceut. Key'; 'Eclectic Med. Jour.'
Gold medals, Pharmacent. Ass, 82, 92, 99,
Kemington honor medal, 20. A. A; C3iem. Soc;
Pharmacent. Ass. (pree, 87); Eclectic Med.
Ass. Plant chemistry and pharmacy; alkaloids;
glacosids and proziinate principles; precipitates
in fluid extracts; phenomena of capU&rity; phy-
tochemistry as applM to medicine; superstition
and folk-lore of northern Kentucky; pharmacy
of plant products.

Uoyd, Prof. J(olin) W(il]iam), Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, XJrbana, 111. HortknUtwe,
St. Charles, lU, Feb. 19, 76. B.S, Wheaton, 97;
B.S.A, Cornell, 99, M.8 Jl, 03 ; Ph J), California,
17. Instr. hort, JZZinoiS, 9^-02, olericulture, 02-
08, asst. prof, 03-09, assoc. prof, 09-11, prof,
and chief in olericulture, Sxp, 8ta, 11" Soc.
Hort. Sci. (t. pres, 13) ; PomoL Soc. Spraying,
fertiliiing and marketing fruits and Tegetables.

Uoyd, Dr. H(ortoii) G(itheiu), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Electrical engineering,
Beverly, N. J, Sept. 10, 74. B.S, Pennsylvania,
96, Tyndale fellow, 96-^, Ph.D, 00, E.E, 08;
Harvard, 97-98; Berlin, 98-99. Instr. physics,
Pennsylvania, 99-02; lab. asst, Bur. Standards,
02-04, asst. physicist, 04-08, assoc physicist,
08-10; tech. ed, 'Elec. Bev. and West. Electri-
cian,' 10-17; assoc. elec. engineer. Bur, Stand-
ards, 17, elec. engineer in charge, safety sect
18- Int. Elec. Cong, St. Louis, 04. A.A; Phys
ical Soc; Elec. Eng; Franklin Inst. (v. pres
physics sect, 02) ; Electroehem. Soc; Blum. Ihig
Soc. (v. pres, 16-18) ; Wash. Philos. Soc; Prog
Educ. Ass. Effects of self-induction and ea
pacity in alternating current circuits; thermo-
magnetic and galvanomagnetic effects in Bi and
Te; effect of wave form upon induction meters,
core loss and ratio of transformers and upon
hysteresis; effect of phases of harmonics upon
quality of sound; measurement of hysteresis and
eddy currents; magnetic liysteresis in rotary
field.

Lloyd, Prof. Stewart J(ofwph), University, Ala.
Chemistry, Hamilton, Ont, Sept. 12, 81. B.A,
Toronto, 04; M.S, McGill, 06; Ph.D, Chicago,
10. Demonstrator chem, McGill, 04-06; asst,
Chicago, 08-09; assoc. prof, Alabama, 09-11,
prof, and director of lab, 11- Electroehem. Soc.
Physical and metallurgical chemistry; radioac-
tivity.

Lloyd-Jones, Prof. Orren, Sippy Farms, Biteley,
Mich. Oenetics. Hillside, Wis, 85. B.S,
Wisconsin, 08, M.S, 11, Ph.D, 13. Asst exp.
breeding, Wisconsin, 11-13; asst. prof, animal
husbandry, Iowa State, 13-14, assoc. prof, 14-
15; farm manager, A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. ZooL
Pigmentation iiUieritance in pigeons and swine;
heredity in hybrid cattle.

Lobeck, Prof. Armin Kohl, XTniversity of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Geology, New York,
N. Y, Aug. 16, 86. A.B, Columbia, 11, A.M,

27

13, Ph.D, 17. Instr. bot, Phila. Col. Pharmacy,
11-14; geol, Columbia, 16-18; asst, prof, Wis-
consin, 19- Physiog. study in P. B, 16-17; at-
tached to Am. Qeog, Soc, 17-18; attached to
Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace, Paris, 18-
19. Pel. N. Y. Acad. Physiography of Porto
Bioo and the United States.

Locbhead, Prof. W(illiam), Macdonald College,
Quebec, Can. Biology, Listowel, Ont, April 3,
64. B.A, McGill, 85; fellow, Cornell, 86-87,
M.S, 95. Teaches science, Gait Col. Inst, 89-
94; London Col. Inst, 96-98; prof, hiol, Ont.
Agr. Col, 98-05; Macdonald, 05- Ed, < Quebec
Jour. Agr,' 08- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ont.
Entom. Soc (pres, 02-04) ; Que. Soc. Protection
Plants (pres, 08-); Ottowa Field-Nat. Club.
Economic entomology; scale Insects; Hessian
fly; pea- weevil; economic fungi; insect and fun-
gous diseases of orchards.

Locke, J>r. AngostUB, 788 Mills Building, San
Francisco, Calif. Oeology, North Adams,
Mass, Aug. 22, 83. AJ3, Harvard, 04, B.S, 05,
M.E, 09; Sheldon fellow, 10-11, ScJ), 13. Field
worker, Secondary Enrichment Investigation,
IS-; consulting mining geologist, IS- Min. and
MetaL Eng. Mining geology; secondary enrich-
ment of copper ores.

Locke, Ttof. Ohmrles B, Massachusetts Institute
of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Mining en-
gineering, Milton, N. H, Aug. 29, 74. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Engineer, Sweetwater
Coal Mining Co, 96-97; private asst. to Prof.
Bobert H. Biehards, 97-05; asst. prof, mining
eng. and metal, Mass, Inst, Tech, 05-19, assoc,
prof, mining eng, and ore dressing, 19- Min.
Eng. Ore dressing.

Lo6ke, Dr. Sdwin A(llen), 311 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Medicine. Halifax, Mass, Oct. 1*5, 74.
Ph.B, Brown, 96, A.M, 97; M.D, Harvard, 01.
Asst, instr. and later asst, prof, din, mod, Har-
vard Med, Seh, OS- Visiting physician, Boston
City Hosp; chief of staff, Boston Consumptives'
Hosp. Assoc. Am. Physicians; Climat. Ass;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Ass. Tuber; Int. Bur. for
Tuberculosis. Internal medichie.

Lodcwood, Prof. E(dw1n) H(oyt), 51 Sheldon
Terrace, New Haven, Clonn. Mechanical engi-
neering. New Canaan, Conn, Oct. 31, 66. Ph.B,
Yale, 88, M.E, 92, Ph.D, 01. Designing engi-
neer, 89-95; instr. mech, eng, Sheffield Sci, Sch,
Yale, 92-01, asst, prof, 01- A.A; Mech. Eng;
Heat, and Vent. Eng; Automotive Eng; Conn.
Acad.

Locy, Prof. W(il]iam) A(lbert), 1745 Orrinffton
Ave, Evanston, HI. ^Zoology, Troy, Mich,
Sept. 14, 57. B.S, Michigan, 81, M.S, 84, hon.
ScD, 06; fellow. Harvard, 84r-85; Berlin, 91;
hon. fellow, Chicago, 94-95, Ph.D, 95; Naples
Zool. Sta, 02-03. Prof, biol. Lake Forest, 87-
89, animal morph, 89-96; aool, and director,
eool. lah, Northwestern, 96- Prof, physiol, Bush
* Med. Col, 91; trustee, Woods Hole, 01- A.A.
(v. pres, 13); Soc. Nat; Soc Zool. (pres, 15);
Ass. Anat. Embryology of Arachnida; struc-
ture and development of vertebrate head; pineal
eye; accessory optic vesicles in embryo elasmo-
branchs and chidLs; metameric segmentation of
the neural axis; olfactory nerve; new cranial
nerve (nervus terminalis) in selachians; aortic

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arches in birds and mammals; embryology of
bird's lung; embryology of eranial nerves of
selachians; the olfactory nerve; primary seg-
ments of vertebrate brain.

Lodge, B(ichard) W(aUey), Bedlands, Calif.
Mining, Metallurgy, Boston, Mass, Jan. 14, 57.
Mass. Inst. Tech, 79. Asst. mining and metal,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 79-80; mining in the west,
80-82; asst. mining and metal, Mass. Inst. Tech,
82-83; head chemist, N. Chicago Boiling Mill
Co, 83-85; chemist, Slosai Iron and Steel Co,
Ala, 87; instr. mining and metal, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 89-94, asst. prof, 95-07; eonaulting en-
gineer, 07- A. A; Min. Eng; Forestry Ass.

ZiOdholE, Prof. Edward, University of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, Pa. Phyeiology, Fhiladel<
phia, Pa, 75. M.D, Pennsylvania, 97; Got-
tingen, 03; Bonn, summers, 10-12, 14. Asst.
demonstrator phyaiol, Pennsylvania, 01-02, dem-
onstrator, 03-12, asst. prof, 12-20, prof, tO-
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Col.
Physicians. Physiology of the nerves.

Loeb, J>r. Hanan W(olf), 537 N. Grand Ave, St.
Lonis, Mo. Anatomy, Laryngology, Philadel-
phia, Pa, Aug. 25, 65. A.B, Missouri, 83, A.M,
86; MJ), Columbia, 88. Frof, nose and throat
diseases, Marion-Sims Col. Med, 90-04; St.
Louis, 01-, dean soh, med, IS- Ed, 'Annals of
Otol, Bhinol. and Laryngol,' 98-; major, M. 0,
17-18, Col, M.B. C, 19- Ass. Anat; Am. Med.
Ass; Laryngol. Ass; Otol. Soc; Laryngol,
Bhinol. and Otol. Soc. Anatomy of the acces-
sory sinuses of the nose; operative surgery of
the nose, throat and ear; military surgery of the
ear, nose and throat.

Loeb, Prof. Jacques, Boekefeller Institute, New
York, N. Y. *Physiology. Germany, April 7,
59. Berlin; Munich; MJ), Strasbourg, 84; hon.
ScB, Cambridge, 09; hon. M.D, Geneva, 09;
hon. Ph.D, Leipzig, 09. Asst. physiol, WArz-
burg, 86-88; Strasbourg, 88-90; Naples Zool.
Sta, 89-91; assoc. biol, Bryn Mawr, 91--92; asst
prof, physiol. and ezp. biol, Chicago, 92^5,
assoc. prof, 95-00, prof, physiol, 00-08; Cali-
fornia, 03-10; mem, Boekefeller Inst, 10- Trus-
tee, Woods Hole. Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat.
(pres, 20); Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; Phila.
Acad; Wash. Acad; hon. mem. Boyal Inst; for.
fel. London Linnean Soc; hon. mem. Cambridge
Philos. Soc; cor. mem. Acad. Sci. Inst. France;
Soc. biol. de Paris ; cor. mem. Frankfurt Sencken-
berg Naturforscher Verein; Erlangen Physik-
Med. Gesell; for. mem. Belgian Acad; hon. mem.
Acad. Boyale de M6d. de Belgique; assoc. mem.
Soc. Beige de Biol; Soc. Boyale des Sci. MM.
et Nat. Bruzelles; cor. mem. Cracow Acad;
Moscow Soc. Nat; cor. mem. Budapest Med.
Gesell; Vienna Med. Gesell; Bataafsch Gtenoot-
schap der Proefondervindelijke Wijsbegeerte te
Botterdam. Heliotropism ; heteromorphosis; or-
ganization and growth; comparative physiology
of the brain and comparative ^ psydiology ;
dynamics of living matter; artificial partheno-
genesis and fertilization; the mechanistic con-
ception of life; the organism as a whole; forced
movements, tropisms and animal conduct.

Iioeb, Prof. Iieo, Washington University Medical
School, St. Louis, Mo. ^Pathology, Maycn,

Germany, Sept. 21, 69. Heidelberg, Berlin,
Ziirich, Basel and Freiburg, 89-96; Staats-
ezamen, 96; M.D, Zttrich, 97; research fellow,
McGm, 03. Adj. prof, path, Illinois, 00-01;
ezp. pathologist, N. Y. State Path. Lab, Buffalo,
02; asst. demonstrator path, Pennsylvania, 03,
asst. prof. ezp. path, 04-10 ; director, path, dept,
St. Louis Sl±i and Cancer Hosp, 10-15; prof,
comp, path, Washington (8t, Louis), 15- A. A;
Soc. Nat; Ass. Path, and Bact. (pres, 14); Soc.
Ezp. Path. (v. pres, 16, 17) ; Physiol. Soc; Ass.
Anat; Soc. Ezp. Biol; Am. Physicians; Ass.
Cancer Besearch (pres, 11); Am. Med. Ass.
(chairman, sect, patii. and physiol, 11); Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad. ScL Thrombosis and blood
coagulation; tissue and tumor growth; ezperi-
mental production of maternal placenta; physi-
ology of sezual organs; venom of heloderma;
analysis of cell death; pathology of drculatoiy
organs, kidneys, stomach and thyroid gland;
edema; homoiotozins ; growth in ezperimental
cell fibrin tissue.

Loeb, Dr. Leonard BCenediet), University of
Chicago, Chicago, HL Physies, Zurich, Switzer-
land, Sept. 16, 91. California, 10; Columbia,
11; B.S, Chicago, 12, Ph.D, 16. Asst physics,
Chicago, 14-16; asst. physicist, Bur. Standards,
16-17; National research fellow, Chicago, 19-
Second lieut, Air Service, A.E.F, 17-19; asst.
physics, Manchester, England, 19. Assoc, mem.
Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique. Mobilities of
gaseous ions; deflection of alpha particles by
light atoms.

Loel, Wayne, 425 Union Oil Building, Los Angeles,
Calif. Geology, Los Angeles, Calif, Jan. 6, 88.
A.B, Stanford, 16, A.M, 17. Asst. geologist,
South. Pacifie B. B, 17-18; geologist, Gen.
Petrol. Corp, 19; eonsvXting geologist, Ralph
Arnold, tO- With corps engineers, U.S.A, 18.
Paleont. Soc; Min. Eng; LeConte Geol. Soc;
Calif. Acad. The lower Miocene of southern
California.

Loevenhart, Br. Arthnr 8(olomon), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Physiology, Chem-
istry, Pharmacology, Lezington, Ky, Dec. 29,
78. B.S, Ey. State, 98, M.S, 99; M.D, Hopkins,
03. Asst. physiol. chem, Hopldns, 03-04, assoc.
physiol. chem. and pharmacol, 04-06, assoc prof,
06-08; prof, Pharmacol, and toxicol, col, med,
Wisconsin, 08- Chief, pharmacol. sect, research
div, C. W. S. A.A ; assoc. mem. Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc Ezp. Biol; Soc.
Pharmacol, (treas, 10, pres, 20); Physiol. Soc
Induced ozidations; catalysis; enzyme action;
biological ozidation antiseptics; mechanism of
enzyme action: pharmacological action of sub-
stances which increase and which interfere with
biological ozidation.

Loewenataln, I>r. Lonls O(entennial), 15 Kimball
Boad, Lynn, Mass. Mechanical engineering.
Mora, N. Mez, June 17, 76. B.S, Pennsylvania,
97, E.E, 02; Ph.D, Berlin, 99; Charlottenburg.
With Foos Gas Engine Co; N. T. Shipbuilding
Co; Wm. Cramp and Rons; Elec. Storage Bat-
tery Co; Vulcan Schiffbau Werke, (Germany;
instr. mech. and marine eng, Lehigh, 03-07;
engineer, steam turbine dept, Oen, Elec, Co,
Lynn, Mass, 07- Lecturer, Columbia, Harvard
and Mass. Inst. Tech. A.A; Mech. Eng; Elec

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Eng. Steam turbines; eentrifugal pumps; ma-
rine engines; thermodynamics.

IiOftfleld, Qonn, Desert Laboratory, Tucson, Ariz.
Botany, Onalaska, Wis, Sept. 27, 90. AJB,
15, A.M, 17. Physiologist, agr. research sta,
A. S. and B. Co, 16; desert hot, lab, Carnegie
Inatitutian, IS- Ecol. Soc; Soc. Mammal.
Plant physiology; ecology; stomatal movement;
e£fect of grazing on grasses; relation of rodents
to vegetation.

Loftlxi, UGphian) O(axT), Federal Horticultural
Board, Washington, D. C. Entomology, Mt.
Olive, N. C, July 2, 90. B.S, N. C. Col, 10;
M.S, Florida, 13. Asst. entomologist, Fla. Exp.
Sta, 10-13; asst, bur. entom, U. 8, Dept. Agr,
13-17, fed. hort. hoard, 18- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc; Fla. Entom. See.
Sugar-cane insects; Cuban parasites of sugar-
cane moth borer; eotton insects.

Logan, Prof. W(ilUam) K(ewton), Bloomington,
Ind. Geology, Mineralogy, Barboursville, Ky,
Nov. 4, 69. A.B, A.M, Kansas, 96; fellow, Chi-
cago, 98-00, Ph.D, 00. Supt. schools, Pleasan-
ton, Kans, 96-98; prof. geol. and miner, St.
Lawrence, 00-03 ; geol. and mining eng, Miss.
Agr. Col, and geologist, Ezp. Sta. and State
€^1. Surv, 03-16; assoo. prof, eeon, geol, and
TMner, Indiana, 16-19, prof, 19- Mem. Kans.
Miss, N. T. and Ind. Surveys; state geologist,
Ind, 19- A. A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Prof; Kans.
Acad; Miss. Acad; fel. Ind. Acad. Paleontol-
ogy and geology of Kansas, Wyoming, Maine,
New York, Mississippi and Indiana.

L5h]ii8, Dr. F(6llx), 1801 Columbia Boad, Wash-
ington, D. C. Bacteriology. Dresden, Oexmany,
Aug. 3, 74. Jena and Halle, 95; Ph.D, Leip-
zig, 01. Instr. bacter, Leipzig, 03-11, prof, 11-
14; soU biologist, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 14^ A.A;
Soc. Baet; Soc Agron. Agricultural bacteri-
ology; micro-organisms in soil, manure and dairy
pr^ucts; life history of bacteria.

Lomaz, Glarence 8(taiiley), American Coke and
Chemical Co, Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Qxton^
England, June 6, 70. B.S, Cornell, 91. Asst.
supt, Cambria Steel Works, 92-93 ; engineer and
chemist, Gas Engineering Co, Pittsburgh, 94-
99; supt, (}as Works, Lorain, Ohio, 99; chemist
and asst. supt. New England Gas and Coke Co,
00-05; supt, coke works, Carnegie Steel Co, 05-
10; ehem. engineer, 11-14; gen. supt, Lehigh
Coke Co, 14-17; chief engineer, Am. CoTce and
Chem, Co; gen, manager, 8t. LotUs Coke and
Chem. Co, Chicago, 17- Am. representative,
Action Gtosell. f. Kohlendestillation, Diisseldorf,
Germany. Chem. Soc; Am. Gas Light Ass;
New Eng. Gas Light Ass.

Lombaxd, Dr. Sobert H(ajiiiltoa), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
Ashbumham, Mass, Dec 3, 87. B.8, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 10; Ph.D, Columbia, 15. Asst. physical
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 10-11, chem, Columbia,
11-12, instr, 12-15; chemist, geophys. lab. Car'
negie Institution, IS- Manufacture optical
glass, W. I. B, 17-18. Chem. Soc. Conduetivity
of Aqueous solutions; vapor density of am-
monium and phosphorus halids; dissociation
pressure of copper and iron sulphids; optical
glass; Buchner cyanid process.

Lombard, Prof. Warran PCUmpton), 805 Oxford
BoacL Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Physiology, New-
ton, Mass, May 29, 55. A.B, Harvard, 78, MJ>y
81; Leipzig, 83-84; Harvard, Hopkins and
Columbia, 85; hon. ScD, Hobart, 10. Asst.
physiol, Columbia, 86-88; asst. prof, Clark, 89-
92; prof, Michigan, dt^- A. A; Soc Nat;
Physiol. Soc. (pres, 19, 20); Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc Boyale des Sei. MM. et Nat. Bruxelles;
cor. mem. Soc Beige de Biol. Beflexes; nerve-
muscle; fatigue; circulation in man; action of
two joint muscles; periodicity in fatigue; nature
of knee-jerk; changes in body weight; efFect of
age on endurance; the tickle sense; capillary
pressure in human skin; duration of systole in
human heart.

Long, Dr. Alfred George, UnlYersity, N. Dak.
Tvhlio health. Winnipeg, Can, 86. M.D,
Manitoba, 08. Bacteriologist, Winnipeg Gen.
Hosp, 08-16; Minn. State Board of Health, 16-
18; asst. prof, path, and acting director, pub.
health lab. North Dakota, IS- A.A; Soc Bact;
Pub. Health Ass. Preventable diseases; water
supply.

Long, Bayard, Ashbourne, Pa. Botany, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Sept. 22, 85. B.S, Pennsylvania,
08. Amoc curator, herbarium, PhUa. Bot. Club,
10-13, curator, 14- A, A; Fern. Soc; Torrey
Bot. Club; New Eng. Bot. Club; Phila. Bot.
Chib; Phila. Acad. Phytogeography and tax-
onomy of flowering plants and ferns; plant dis-
tribution.

Long, Dr. Esmoiid B(ay), University of Chicago,
Chicago, HI. Pathology. Chicago, June 16, 90
A.B, Chicago, 11, Ph.D, 19. Asst. ipath, Ohi
cago, 11-13 ; assoc, desert lab, Carnegie Institu
tion, 14-15 ; on stafF, Saranae Lab, 17-18 ; instr,
path, Chicago, 19- A.A; Chem. Soe; Soc Biol
Chem; Ass. Tuber. Chemical pathology; purin
metabolism; metabolism of succulent plants
chemical physiology of tubercle badllus.

Long, Prof. Joseph ACbrabam), University of
CaUf omia, Berkel^, Calif. Zoology. Lebanon,
Pa, March 4, 79. B.S, Harvard, 04, A.M, 05,
Ph.D, 08. Austin teaeUng fellow bot, Harvard,
04-05, asst. Eool, 01-04, 05-07; instr, Calif omia,
08-14, asst. prof, embryol, 14-20, assoc, prof,
to- A.A; Soc Zool; West. Soc. Nat; Calif.
Acad. Maturation of the egg of the mouse;
sexual physiology of the rat and other animals.

Long, W(l]liam) H(eiiry), Eorber Building, Al-
buquerque, N. Mex. Forest pathology. Navarro
Co, Tex, March 7, 67. A.B, Baylor, 88; A.M,

' Texas, 00, Ph.D, 16 ; Cornell, summers. Prof. nat.
sciences, Baylor, 88-92; Burleson, 92-99; asst.
bot, Texas, 00-01 ; prof, North. Tex. State Nor.
Col, 01-09 ; forest pathologist, bur. plant indust,
v. 8. Dept, Agr, 11-; in cha/rge path, lab, Al-
buquerque. Ed, 'Exp. Sta. Record,' 10-11.
A.A; Ecol. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Tex. Acad;
Wash. Bot. Soc. Agricultural botany; taxono-
mie mycology; plant x>athology; deterioration in
timber caused by fungi.

Longoope, Dr. Warlltfld T(lieobald), Columbia
University, New York, N. T. *Medieine. Bal-
timore, Md, March 29, 77. A.B, Hopkins, 97,
M.D, 01. Bes. pathologist. Pa. Hosp, Phila, 01-
04, director, Ayer Clin. Lab, 04-11 ; instr. med,
Pennsylvania, 05-08, asst. prof, applied medy

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08-11; assoc. prof, practise of med, Coltmhia,
11-14, Bard prof, 14- Assoc, attending physi-
cian, Presb. Hosp, 11-14, med. director, 14-
A.Aj Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest, (pres,
19, 20) ; Harvey Soc. (pres, 19-20) ; Soc. Exp.
Path; Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Tnber; Am. Med.
Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc.
The lymph glands; bone marrow; blood; au-
tolysis; bacteriology of pneomococcus and para-
typhoid infections; aortic insufficiency; cardiac
hypertrophy; chronic protein intoxication; serum
disease ; protein hypersensitiveness in man.

Longden, Prof. A(ladliie) 0(iiiiiniliig8), Knox Col-
lege, Galesburg, III. ^Physics, Leesville, Ohio,
Feb. 19, 67. A.B, De Pauw, 81, A.M, 84; Ph.D,
Columbia, 00. Instr. physics and cJiem, State
Nor. Sch, Westfield, Mass, 88-97; phyticgf Wis-
consin, 00-01; prof, Knox, 01~ A.A; Physical
Soc; Soc. Beige d'Astron. Electrical resistance
of thin films; carbon resistances; the percentage
bridge; selenium interference rings; methods
of comparing standard cells; determination of
g; motion of Foucault pendulum.

Longley, Prof. W(illiam) H (aiding), Goucher
College, Baltimore, Md. Zoology. Paradise,
N. S, Can, Oct. 27, 81. B.A, Acadia, 01; Yale,
07, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 10. Asst. biol, Yale, 07-10,
instr, 10-11; assoc. prof, bot, Ootu^her, 11-14,
instr. biol, 11-14, prof, bot, 14-19, hiol, 19-
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc ZooL Mammalian cytol-
ogy biological significance of color and color-
pattern of tropical reef -fishes.

Longley, Prof. W(llllun> B(A7moiid>, 595 Orange
St, New Haven, Conn. Mathematics, Nobles-
viUe, Ind, Oct. 28, 80. A.B, Butler, 02; B.S,
Chicago, 02, M.S, 05, Ph.D, 06. Instr. math,
* Butler, 03-04; Sheffield Soi. Sch, Yale, 06-09,
asst. prof, 09-20, prof, 20- Math. Soc Peri-
odic orbits; theory of implicit funetions and
applications; diiferential equations.

Longwell, Prof. Obester B(ay), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Geology, Spalding, Mo,
Oct. 15, 87. A.B, Missouri, 15, A.M, 16; fel-
low, Yale, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Instr. geol, Yale,
16-17, aest. prof, gO- Capt, P. A, 17-19. Geol-
ogy of the Muddy Mountain area in southeastern
Nevada; fauna of the Auburn chert, Lincoln
County, Mo; trap rocks of the Connecticut Val-
ley; geology of Lebanon, Conn.

Longyear, Prof. B(iirton) O (range), 628 Eliza-
beUi St, Fort Collins, Colo. Botany, Forestry.
Leslie, Mich, July 16, 68. Begistered pharma-
cist, Mich; B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 03. Instr. bot,
Mich. Agr. Col, 94-04, botanist, Exp. Sta, 03—
04; asst. bot. and hort, Colo. Agr. Col, 04-08,
assoc. prof. bot. and forestry, 08-10, prof, 10-
14, assoc. prof, forestry, 15-; state forester, 10-
14; acting horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 09- Midi.
Acad. (v. pres, 03); Colo. State Teachers' Ass;
hon. mem. Detroit MycoL Club. Mycology;
fungous diseases of plants; Bocky Mountain
wild fiowers; evergreens, trees and shrubs of
Colorado.

Loomis, Prof. E(lni6r) H(oward), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. *Physics. Vermilion, N.
Y, May 24, 61. A.B, Colgate, 83, ScD, 11 ; Ph.D,
Strasbourg, 93. Instr. physics and chem, Col-
gate Acad, 83-90; physics, Princeton, 94-97,
asst. prof, 97-00, prof, 00- A.A; Physical Soc;

Electrochem. Soc. Freezing-points of dUute
aqueous solutions; densities and electrical con-
ductivities of various electrolytes; freezing-
points of some benzene derivatives.

Loomls, Prof. F(rederic) B(rewster), Amherst
College, Amherst, Mass. Geology. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Nov. 22, 73. A.B, Amherst, 96; Ph.D,
Munich, 99. Instr. biol, Amherst, 99-03, assoc.
prof, 03-08, prof. comp. anat, 08-17, geol, 17-
A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc. (pres, 20); Am.
Acad; Conn. Acad. Cretaceous fishes; Jurassic
stratigraphy; skull heaps of Maine; extinct ani-
mals of Patagonia; rhinoceroses of lower Mio-
cene; origin of Wasatch deposits; Wasatch and
Wind Eiver rodents and primates; Eocene and
Miocene vertebrates.

Loomlfl, Loverott MUIa, California Academy of
Sciences, San Francisco, Calif. Ornithology.
BoseviUe, Ohio, Oct. 13, 57. Curator, dept. or-
nith, Calif. Acad. Sciences, 94r-12, director, mu-
seum, 02-12. Pel. Ornith. Union. Migration of
birds; Tubinares.

liOomis, J>r. N(athaiiiel) Edward, Standard Oil
Co, Box 16, Elizabeth, N. J. Physical chemistry.
Grand Bapids, Wis, March 16, 88. B.S, Beloit,
08 ; M.S, Syracuse, 09 ; Hopkins, 09, fellow, lo-
ll, Ph.D, 11. Asst. chem, Syracuse, 08-09;
instr, Bowdoin, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-14; instr.
physical chem, Purdue, 14-15, asst prof, 15-18 ;
chief chemist. Wood Biver Befinery, Standard Oil
Co. (Ind), 18; chief, exp. div, development
dept. Standard Oil Co. (N. J), 18- lEj^ert
chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 09-10. Chem. Soc;
Chem. Gesell. Lead silicates; calomel and
hydrogen electrodes; application of hydrogen
electrode to the study oi organic compounds.

Lord, I>r. Edwin OhMey Estes, Cosmos dub,
Waahington, D. C. Geology, Petrography. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, May 7, 68. Pl^D, Heidelberg, 94;
M.S, Harvard, 01. Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 95-97; prof. geol. and miner, Hamilton,
99-00; Austin teaching feUow miner, and
petrog. Harvard, 00-01; petrographer, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 01- Wash. Geol. Soc. Geology and
petrography of Germany and the United States;
chemical and mineralogical properties of blast
furnace and converter slags; relation of mineral
composition and rock structure to the physical
properties of road materials; disperse colloids
in bituminous road materials.

Lord, Prof. Fredoric P(o]iioroy), 39 College St,
Hanover, N. H. Anatomy. Hanover, N. H, Dec.
28, 76. A.B, Dartmouth, 98, M.D, 03. Demon-
strator anat, Iowa, 04-09, instr, 09-11; prof,
anat. and histol, Dartmouth, 11- Ass. Anat.
Joint of human jaw; muscles of mastication.

Lord, Dr. F(rodetlck) T(a7lor), 305 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Bangor, Maine, Jan.

16, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97, M.D, 00. Asst. elin.
med. Harvard Med. Sch, 05-09, instr, 09-
House officer, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 00-01, physi-
cian to out-patients, 03-12, visiting physician,
12-; mem. Am. Bed Cross Commission to Serbia,

17. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am.
Med. Ass; Mass. Med. Soc; Boston Soc Med.
Sci. Flies and tuberculosis; tuberculin; diseases
of the bronchi, lungs and pleura; respiratory in-
fections; pneumonia.

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421

Lord, Fiof. H(enry) O(iirwen), Emerson Mc-
Millin Observatory, Columbus, Ohio. *AstroH'
omy. Cincinnati, Ohio, April 17, 66. Ohio
State, 84-87; B.S, Wisconsin, 89. Student asst,
Washburn Observatory, 87-89; with Thomson-
Houston Elec. Co, 89-91 ; asst. math, and astron,
Ohio State, 91-95, assoe. prof, aatron, and di-
rector, ohaervatoryf 95-00, prof, 00- With
Alaska Boundary Surv. Astron. Soc; Physical
Soc; Optical Soc; feL Royal Astron. Soc. Stel-
lar motion in the line of sight; double stars.

Lorenz, Miss Annie, 96 Garden St, Hartford,
Conn. Botany, Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 5, 70.
Public and private schools. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; SuUivant Moss Soc; Conn.
Bot. Soc; Vt Bot. Soc. HepaticaB.

Iiorenz, Dr. 0(harle8) F(rederick), Westinghouse
Research Laboratory, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Physics, Burlington, Iowa, March 1, 75. B.S,
Iowa, 97, feUow, 97-98, M.S, 98; Chicago, 99-
00; Ph.D, Hopkins, 09. Instr. physics, Iowa,
00-06; lecturer, Queen's (Can), 08-10; assoc.
physicist and later phyHdsi, Nela Research Lab,
10-20; Westinghouse Sesearch Lab, tO- A. A;
Physical Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc. Flame conduc-
tion; radiation. •

Loring, John Alden, Owego, N. Y. Ornithology,
Cleveland, Ohio, March 4, 71. Owego Free
Acad. With biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 91-97 ;
curator animals, N. Y. Zool. Park, 97-01 ; Den-
ver Zool. Park, 08-09; field naturalist, Roose-
velt-Smithsonian exped. to Africa, 09-10. Or-
nith. Union; Cooper Ornith. Club ; Soc. Mammal;
Biol. Soc; Audubon Soc. Oology; mammalogy.

Loring, Br. Mildred West, University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology. Ta-
coma, Wash, May 4, 91. A.B, Washington
(SeatUe), 12, A.M, 13; Ph.I), Hopkins, 16.
Sarah Berliner fellow, Hopkins, 16-17; instr.
psyehol, Washington (Seattle), 17-19; research
a«st. ophthal, Air Service, U.S. A, 20; profes-
sorial lecturer psyehol, Minnesota, tO- Psychol.
Ass. Experimental psychology; special senses;
association reaction times; retinal sensitivity.

Lory, Pres. 0ha(rl6)B iLOfnA), Ft. Collins, Colo.
Physics, Sardis, Ohio, Sept. 25, 72. B.S, Colo-
rado, 01, M.S, 02, LL.D, 09; ScD, Denver, 14.
Principal, high sch, Cripple Creek, Colo, 02, 03 ;
acting prof, physics, Colorado, 04; prof, Colo.
State Agr. Col, 05-07, physics and elec. eng,
07-09, pres, 09- A.A; Eng. Educ; Ass. Agr.
CoL (pres, 19); Ass. Adv. Agr. Teaching; Ass.
Agr. West. Colleges (pres, 15). Integrating
water meter.

Lothrop, Prof* AXtnd P(eirce), Queen's Univer-
sity, Kingston, Can. Biological chemistry, Leo-
minster, Mass, June 25, 84. A.B, Oberlin, 06,
A.M, 07; Ph.D, Columbia, 09. Asst. hiol, chem,
Columbia, 08-09, instr, 09-12, assoc, 12-14;
asst prof, Queen's (Can), 14-16, prof, 16-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem. Saliva in its
relation to dental diseases; salivary mucin and
mucinates.

Lotbrop, Prof. Howard ACngnstns), 101 Beacon
St, Boston, Mass. Surgery, Sharon, Mass,
64. A.B, Harvard, 87, A.M, M.D, 90. Asst,
prof, surg, Harvard Med, Sch, 96-; surgeonAn-
chief, Boston City Hosp, 96-; surgeon, L. I.

Hosp, 97-00; Mt. Sinai Hosp, Boston, 98;
Boston Dispensary, 98-01; consulting surgeon,
Arlington Hosp, 10- Warren prize, 99. Surg.
Ass; CoL Surg; Am. Med. Ass. Anatomy.

Lotka^ Br. Alfred J(ame8), 27 McDonough St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics. Lemberg, Austria,
March 2, 80. B.Sc, Birmingham, England, 01,
D.Sc, 12 ; Leipzig, 01-02 ; A.M, Cornell, 09. Asst.
chemist, Gkn. Qiem. Co, 02-08; asst. physics,
Cornell, 08-09; asst. examiner, U. S. Patent Of-
fice, 09-11; asst. physicist. Bur. Standards, 09-
11; ed, 'Sci. Am. Supplement,' 11-14; chemist.
Gen. Chem. Co, 14-19. A.A; Physical Soc;
Chem. Soc; Statist. Ass; Econ. Ass; Wash.
Acad. Mathematical theory of evolution; vital
statistics; epidemiology; economics; kinetics of
change of state; enlarging photographs without
a lens.

Load, Br. Frank H(erbert), 1203 N. Tejon St,
Colorado Springs, Colo. * Astronomy, Mathe-
matics. Weymouth, Mass, Jan. 26, 52. A.B,
Amherst, 73; Clark, 90-01; A.M, Harvard, 99;
Ph.D, Haverford, 00. Instr. math, Amherst,
73-76; prof, astron, and math, Colo, Col, 77-07,
emer. prof, 07- Instr. geom. Smith, 79. As-
tron. Soc; Math. Soc; West. Ass. for Stellar
Photog. (sec'y). Fragments of the theory of
curves; logarithmic computation.

Londerback, Prof. 06o(rg6) B(aTi8), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. ^Geology, San
Francisco, Calif, April 6, 74. A.B, California,
96, Ph.B, 99. Asst. miner, California, 97-00;
prof. geol. and physics, Nevada, 00-03, geol, 03-
06; asst. prof, California, 06-07, assoc prof,
07-17, prof, 17-, dean, col, letters and science.
Carnegie research asst, 03-05; in charge Stand-
ard Oil geol. exped. to China, 14-15; for Chinese
Govt, 15-16; consulting engineer, U. S. Bur.
Mines and U. S. Geol. Surv, 18-19; mem. com-
mittee sedimentation, Nat. Besearch Council,
20- A. A; Geol. Soc. (see'y, Cordilleran sect,
06-14, chairman, 20); Seismol. Soe^ (sec'y, 06-
10, pres, 14) ; Min. Eng; Am. Geog. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Calif. Acad. West coast stratig-
raphy; mineralogy; physiographic and struc-
tural geology; sedimentation; basin range struc-
ture; physical history of Pacific Coast, China
and the Philippine Islands.

Lough, Prof. James E(dwin), New York Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Psychology, Eaton,
Ohio, June 24, 71. A.B, Miami, 91, A.M, 94,
hon. Pd.D, 13; A.B, Harvard, 94, A.M, 95, Ph.B,
98. Teadier, pub. schools, Ohio, 91-93; instr.
psyehol, Baddiffe, 94-98, Harvard, 96-98; Wel-
lesley, 97-98; prof, State Nor. Sch, Oshkosh,
Wis, 98-01; physiologicaX and exp. psyehol, sch,
of pedag, N. Y. Vniv, 01-, sec'y, 02-16, director,
summer sch, 04-, dean, extra-mwral div, 08-
A.A; PsychoL Ass; Philos. Ass. Physiological
basis of intensity of sensations; mental develop-
ment of school children; habit formation and
control

LongUin, Dr. a(erald) F(ranci8), U. S. Geolog-
ical Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Hyde
Park, Mass, Dec. 11, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
03; Harvard, 03; Ph.D, Yale, 06. Asst. geol,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-04; Yale, 05-06; instr,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-12; assoc. geologist, V, S.
Geol. Surv, 12-17, geologist, 17- Field asst, U.

422

AMEEICAX MEN OF SCIENCE

8. GeoL Surv, 03; Conn. Nat. Hist, and Geol.
Surv, 04-06; instr. geol, Tufts, 07-08; Boston,
08-09. A. A; Geol. Soe; Min. Eng; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Geol. Soc. Economic geology; metal-
liferous deposits; rock products.

Lounslierry, Alice, 131 E. 66th St, New York, N.
y. Botany. New York, N. Y. Private schools,
New York, England and France. Wild flowers;
trees; shrubs; gardens and garden flowers.

Loimsbiiry, W(llliam) O(ottoxi), 1518 Tower Ave,
Superior, Wis. Chemistry, Engineering. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Feb. 13, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04.
Asst. to Prof. L. P. Klnnicutt, Worcester, 04-
05; scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05; diemist
and supt. water works, Superior, Wis, 06-12;
gen. supt. Water, Light and Power Co, 12-18,
gen, manager, 18- A.A; Water Works Ass;
Pub. Healtii Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass;
Wis. Soc. Eng; Wis. Blec. Ass. (pres, 19-).
Iron removal from ground waters; water supply.

Love, Prof. Clyde E(ltoxi>, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mathemaiics. Bancroft, Mich, Dec. 21, 82.
A3, Michigan, 05, A.M, 08, Ph.I>, 13. Instr.
math, MicMgan, 05-13, asst. prof, 13-20, a$9oc.
prof, to- Math. Soc. Integral, linear differen-
tial and linear difference equations.

Love, Prof. Harry H(oiuer), 102 Oxford Boad,
Ithaca, N. Y. Plant genetics. Taylorville, 111,
March 19, 80. B.S, 111. Wesleyan, 04, A.M, 06 ;
Illinois, 06-07; Ph.D, Cornell, 09. Asst. chem,
Illinois, 04-05, plant breeding, 05-07; Cornell,
08-09, asst. prof, 09-11, prof, 11- A. A; Soc.
Nat; Soc Agron. Plant and cereal breeding.

Love, Prof. J(ames) L(ee), Gastonia, N. C.
Mathematics. Gastonia, Bee. 30, 60. Ph.B,
North Carolina, 84; Hopkins, 84-85; A.M, Har-
vard, 90. Asst. prof, math, North Carolina, 85-
89; instr, Harvard, 90-01, asst. prof, 01-11.
Sec'y of faculty. North Carolina, 87-89; sec'y,
Lawrence Sci. Sch, and clerk, summer sch, Har-
vard, 00-06, chairman, summer school, 06-09.
A.A; Math. Soc. Geometry; calculus.

Lovejoy, Prof. A(rthiir) 0(]icken), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. Philosophy.
Berlin, Germany, Oct. 10, 73. A.B, California,
95; A.M, Harvard, 97; Paris, 98-99. Asst.
prof. phUos, Stanford, 99-00, assoe. prof, 00-01 ;
prof, Washington (St. Louis), 01-08; Missouri,
08-10; HopJdns, 10- Lecturer philos, Colum-
bia, 07-08. A. A; Philos. Ass. (pres, 15) ; West.
Philos. Ass. (pres, 08); Ass. Prof, (pres, 19).
Eighteenth century philosophy; history of
theory of evolution; religions of primitive peo-
ples; meaning of the psycho-physical distinc-
tion; eighteenth century evolutionists.

Lovelace, Prof. B(eiijaiiiin) F(raiiklln), Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry.
Edgefield Co, S. C. B.S, Alabama, 04; fellow,
Hopkins, 06-07, Ph.B, 07. Asst. chem, Ala-
bama, 02-04; Hopkins, 07-08; prof, Alabama,
08-11 ; assoc. prof, Hopkins, 11- A.A. (v. pres,
chairman, C, 19) ; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soe;
Min. Eng. Osmotic pressure of aqueous solu-
tions; vapor pressure; electrolytic production of
permanganates and manganese dioxid; hydro-
fluosilicic acid and its derivatives.

Loveland, Prof. Oeorge A(ndrew), 1130 S. 20th
St, Lincoln, Nebr. Meteorology. Norwich, Vt,

Oct. 9, 63. B.8, N. H. Col, 82; LL.B, N. Y.
Univ, 86; A.M, Nebraska, 08. Observer, U. 8.
Weather Bur, 82-88, sect, director. Climate and
Crop Service in Nebr, 88- Instr. gen. and agr.
meteoTol, Nebraska, 00-07, asst. prof, meteorol,
07-13, prof, 13- Nebr. Acad. Humidity in
living rooms; cold waves; distribution of water
vapor in air.

Lovett» Prof. ACrthnr) L(eBter), 130 N. 25th
St, Corvallis, Oregon. Entomology. Neal, Kans,
Aug. 23, 85. B.S.(Agr), Okla. Col, 08. Asst.
entomologist, Okla. Col, 08-11; Oregon Col, 11-
15, assoc. prof, entom, and acting entomologist,
Exp. 8ta, 15-16, entomologist atiZ chief, entom^
16- A.A; Entom. Soe; Colo. Acad. Toxicity
of insect spray solutions.

Lovett; Free. E(dgar) O(d^), Bice Institute,
Houston, Texas. *Mathematios, Celestial me-
ohcmics. Shreve, Ohio, April 14, 71. A.B,
Bethany ( W. Va) , 90, B.S, A.M, 92 ; A.M, Ph.D,
Virginia, 95; Ph.D, Leipzig, 96; fellow by
courtesy, Hopkins, 97. Instr. math. West Ky.
Col, 90-92; astron, Virginia, 92-95; lecturer,
Chicago, 97; instr. math, Princeton, 97-98, asst.
prof, 98-00, prof, 00-05, astron, 05-08; pres.
Bice Inst, 08- A. A. (v^ pres, 08) ; Math. Soc
(assoc. ed, *Bul,' 97-02); Astron. Soc; Philos.
Soc; Math. Societies of France, London and
Palermo; fel. Hoyal Astron. Soc. The theories
of Sophus Lie and celestial mechanics; applica-
tions of the theory of periodic orbits; integrals
of the problem of n bodies.

Lovett, Prof. Bobert W(UUaiiiflon), 234 Marl-
borough St, Boston, Mass. Surgery. Beverly,
Mass, Nov. 18, 59. A.B, Harvard, 81, MJ), 85.
Prof, orihop. swg. Harvard Med. Sch, IS- Sur-
geon, Children 's Hosp, Boston ; surgeon-in-chief,
Mass. Hosp. Sch; cluiirman, Harvard Infantile
Paralysis Commission; consulting orthop. sur-
geon, state Dept. Health, N. Y. Orthop. Ass.
(pres, 97); Am. Med. Ass; French and Ital.
Orthop. Ass; Swedish Med. Soc; Boyal Soc
Physicians Budapest. Orthopedic surgery; in-
fantile paralysis; lateral curvature of the spine
and round shoulders.

Loving, Prof. B(obert) E(dward), Bichmond Col-
lege, Bichmond, Va. Physios. Wilmington, Va,
April 20, 74. A.B, Richmond, 96, A.M, 98; fel-
low, Hopkins, 01-02, Ph.D, 05; Cornell, 19-20.
Prot.'T^J^fsics, Cornell (Iowa), 06-07; instr, Mis-
souri, 07-08 ; prof. Bichmond, 08- Assoc physi-
cist. Bur. Standards, 17. A.A; assoc. mem.
Physical Soc; Chem. Soc. Electrical discharge.

Low, Albert H, Colorado School of Mines, Golden,
Colo. Chemistry. Chelsea, Mass, June 27, 55.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 76. Asst, quant, lab,
Mass. Inst. Tech; assayer and chemist, Calif.
Smelter, Leadville; American Smelter, Leadville;
Boyd's Smelter, Boulder, Colo; chief assayer,
U. S. Mint, Denver; assayer and chemist, Boa-
ton and Colo. Smelting Works, Argo, Colo ; mem.
firm of Von Schulsf and Low, Denver; prof,
chem, Colo. Sch. of Mines. Assoc, ed. 'Jour.
Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-; 'Sch. of Mines
Quart.' Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; West.
Ass. Tech. Chem. and Metal. Metallurgical
chemistry; improvements in analytical methods;
poisonous minerals in drinking water; aaso colors
in butter; technical methods of ore analysis.

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Low, A(lbert) P(eter), 154 McLaren St, Ottawa,
Can. Geology. Montreal, Oan, May 24, 61.
B.A.S, McGlU, 82; LL.D, Queen's (Can), 07.
Geologist, Can, Oeol. 8wrv, 82-06, director, 06-
08, deputy minieter mines, 08- Bojal (Jeog.
Soc ezplor, Labrador, 96. A. A; Qeol. Soc;
Boyal Geog. Soc. Geology of Labrador and
northern Canada.

Low, WHwm H(eiii7), Low and Show, Los Ange-
les, Calif. Chemitiry, Chelsea, Mass, Nov.
15, 64. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 86. Chem-
ist, Penobseott Chem. Fiber Co, 86-87; The N.
K. Fairbanks Co, 87-93; manufacturing chem-
ist, Kenilworth, HI, 93-95; assayer and chemist,
Cripple Creek, Colo, 95-98; head chemist,
Ondahy Packing Co, S. Omaha, Nebr, 98-20;
with exp, indutt. lab, and works, Low and Show,
iO- Chem. Soc. (pres, Nebr. sect, 09); Soc
Test. Mat; London Soc Chem. Indnst. Deposits
of Tolcanie ash in western Nebraska and ad-
jacent states; fats; soaps; glues; meat prod-
ucts; oil refining; glycerol.

Lowater, J>r. FCraaceB), Wellesley College, Wel-
lesley, Mass. Physics, Stoke-sub-Hamdon,
England. Uniy. Col, Nottingham, 89-91, 92-
93; Newnham Col, Cambridge, 91-92; fellow,
Bryn Mawr, 96-97, Ph.D, 06; B.S, London, 00.
Asst. demonstrator physics, Bryn Mawr, 94-98,
acting sec'y, 98-99, demonstrator, 99-10; aeting
assoc prof. Western Col, 10-11 ; prof, Bockf ord,
11-15; instr, Wellesley, 15-18, asst. prof, 18^
Besearch asst, Yerkes Observatory, summers, 11,
13, 15, 16, 18. A.A; Physical Soc; Asc Prof;
fel. London Physical Soc Spectroscopy; the
absorption spectrum of sulphur dioidd; stellar
wave length of X 468 and other lines in the spec-
trum of 10 Lacertoe.

Lowber, Dr. J(aiii68) W(ll]lam), 1706 Brazos St,
Austin, Tez. Geography, Astronomy, Chaplin,
Ky, Aug. 30, 47. A.B, Butler, 71, A.M, 74;
hon. PhJ), Syracuse, 80; LL.D, South Ken-
tucky, 89; hon. ScD, Wooster, 97; LittJ),
National Ilniv, 97. Pres, Columbia (Ky), 80-
82; chancellor, Tez. Christian TJniv, 93-98;
paxtor. Cent, Chriaiian Chwoh, Austin, Tex, 98-
A.A; Math. Soc; fel. Boyal Geog. Soc; fel.
Royal Astron. Soc; fel. Boyal Meteor. Soc; feL
Boyal Scottish Geog. Soc; Royal Asiatic Soc;
fel. Boyal Soc. Arts; London Authors Club; fel.
Soc. Antiq. Scot; Soc. astron. de IVance; life
mem. French Acad. Int. Hist; CSreolo Mat. di
Palermo. The history of science; the history of
philosophy; the history of civilization; compara-
tive civilization; the highest culture and Chris-
tianity.

Lowe, Prof. E(p1iralm) H(oble), Jackson, Miss.
Geology, Crystal Springs, Miss, May 5, 64.
Ph.B, Mississippi, 84; M.D, Tulane, 92; Chi-
cago, summers, 04-06. Asst. biol. and geol,
Mississippi, 04-06, acting prof, geol, 06-08, prof,
08-09; direetor, State Geol, 8wrv, Miss, 09-
Asst. state geologist. Miss, 08-09. A. A; Am.
Geog. Soc. Plants of Mississippi in their rela-
tions to soils and geological structure; geology
and mineral resources of Mississippi.

Lowe, Prof. Jolin HCicbolas), Marquette, Mich.
Zoology, Princeton, Wis, Oct. 14, 85. AJB,
Ripon, 10, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 15. Instr.
biol, Bipon, 10-12; asst. zool, California, 12-13;

instr, Wisconsin, 14-17; assoc. prof, biol, Tex,
Col, 17-19; North, Normal Col, 19- Scientific
asst, N. J. Conunission, summer, 14; Wis. Con-
servation Commission, 16; field agent, bur.
entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18; lieut, Sanit. C, 18.
A.A; Ecol. Soc; Wis. Acad. Birds of Green
Lake Co, Wis; reactions of pigment cells to
chemical stimuli; parasitic copepod of the
brook trout; chroma tophores of the brook trout;
rate of growth of f redi water fishes.

Lowell, Dr. Frances E(mia), 500 Delaware St,
S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology. Minne-
apolis, Oct. 12, 86. A.B, Minnesota, 15, A.M,
17, Ph.D, 19. Teacher, rural and pub. schools,
Minn, 04-09, 15-16; research asst, State 8ch.
for Feeble-Minded, 17-18; instr. psyehol, Min-
nesota, 18- Psyehopathologist, Fergus Falls
Insane Asylum, summer, 15. PsychoL Ass. In-
telligence tests; illusions and mental associa-
tions of children.

Lowenstoin, Dr. A(bra]iam) a(abriel), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. Biological chem-
istry, Bussia, April 5, 89. B.S, Columbia, 14,
Ph.D, 18. Asst. instr. biochem, Columbia, 17-
18; diemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19;
assoe. biochem, Columbia, 19- Chem. Soc.
Pharmaceutical chemistry; saliva; blood; uric
acid; saccharin.

LowoDBtelii, A(rtliur), Wilson and Co, 41st and
Ashland Ave, Chicago, IlL Chemistry, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Sept. 17, 82. A3, Cincinnati, 03.
Chemist, cement lab. B. and O. B. B, 03; ddef
chemist, Morris ana Co, 04-14^ tech. director,
14-16; consulting chemical engmeer, 16-18; v,
pres, Wilson and Co, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc.
(treas, Chicago sect, 08-10, chairman, 12, coun-
cilor, 11, 12, 16, 17) ; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club. Analytical methods; fats and oils;
fertiUsers; foods; anhydrous ammonia; packing
house by-products; glue machinery.

Lowie, Dr. Sobert H(axry), 448 St. Nicholas Ave,
New York, N. Y. * Anthropology, Vienna,
Austria, June 12, 83. A.B, Col. City of N. Y,
01; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Asst, dept. anthrop.
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 08-09, asst. curator, 09-

13, assoo. curator, IS- Assoc prof, anthrop,
California, 17-18; expeditions to plains Indians,
Lake Athabaska and southwestern U. S. Assoc,
ed, 'Am. Anthropologist.' A.A; Anthrop. Ass;
EthnoL Soc. (sec'y, 10-19); Folk-lore Soc.
(pres, 16) ; N. Y. Acad. Plains Indians ethnog-
raphy; kixiship terminology; social organization
and mythology of primitive tribes.

Lowvey, Dr. Lawson G (entry), Psychopathic Hos-
pital, Iowa City, Iowa. Anatomy, Newropathol-
ogy. Centralia, Mo, Dec. 23, 90. A.M, Missouri^
09, A.M, 10; M.D, Harvard^ 15. Asst. anat, Mis-
souri, 09-10 ; prof. anat. and histol, Utah, 10-11 ;
asst. prof, anat, Missouri, 11-12; teaching fel-
low h&toL and embryol. Harvard Med. Sch, 12-

14, asst. neuropath, 15-18, instr. neuropath, and
psychiat, 18-20; asst. director, Psychopath.
Hasp, and asst. prof, psychiat, Iowa, SO- Pa-
thologist, Danvers State Hosp, 14-17; chief med.
officer, psychopath, dept, Boston State Hosp, 17-
20. A.A; Ass. Anat; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Med. Ass; Medieo-PsychoL Ass; Boston Soc.
Psychiat. and Neur. Growth; psychiatry; pa-
thology o£ mental diseases.

424

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Low8ley» Dr. Oswald Swlnney, The Wyoming^

Seventh Ave. and 55th St, New York, N. Y.
Surgery. Santa Barbara, Calif, Sept. 4, 84.
A.B, Stanford, 05; M.D, Hopkins, 12. Director,
Brady Foundation for Urol, N. Y, Hosp, 17-
Asst. visiting urologist, Bellevue Hosp, 17-;
consulting urologist, Buptured and Crippled
Hosp, 17-; instr. urol, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col. Am. Med. Ass; Urol. Ass; Col. Surg;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Anatomy; urologieal sur-
gery; arthritis.

Loy, Dr. S(ylvester) K(liii6), Midwest Refining
Co, Casper, Wyo. Chemistry. Hamburg, Pa,
Aug. 18, 79. A.B, Franklin and Marshall, 05;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 10. Instr. chem, Simmons, 10-
11; prof, research chem, Wyoming, 11-18; chief
petroleum chemist, Midwest Refining Co, IS-
Research chemist, Colgate and Co, 11. Chem.
Soc. Petroleum and its products; poisonous
plants of the Wyoming range.

Labs, Dr. Herbert A(iigast), Marlboro Apart-
ments, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Savannah,
Ga, Dec 20, 91. A.B, Newberry, 10; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 14. Org. chemist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14r-
19; research chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, 19- Chem. Soc. Tautomerism; bac-
terial metabolism; indicators; eoal-tar dyes and
intermediates.

IiQcas, Oairt. A(ntboiiy) F(raacte), 2300 Wyom-
ing Ave, Washington, D. C. Mining engineering,
Trieste, Austria, Sept. 9, 55. Graz Polyteeh,
74r-77. A.A; Min. Eng; Franklin Inst; Wash.
Acad. Petroleum resources in the coastal plain
of Texas, Louisiana and Mexico; rock salt of
Louisiana; origin of petroleum.

Lucas, Dr. Frederic A(iigiuitii8), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
^Zoology, Plymouth, Mass, March 25, 52. High
sch; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 09. Osteology, U.
S. Nat. Museum, 82-87, asst. curator, 87-93,
curator, div. eomp. anat^ 93-04, acting curator
vert, fossils, 01-04; curator-in-chief, museums,
Brooklyn Inst, 04-11; director. Am, Musewn
Nat, Hist, 11- Mem. commission to investigate
condition of fur seal herd of Pribilof Islands,
96, 97. Prize, museum, Brooklyn Inst, 08; life
mem. Am. Museum Nat. Hist. Soc. Nat; feL
Omith. Union; Mus. Ass. (v. pre8,'07, pres, 09) ;
Nat. Ass. Audubon Societies; hon. mem. Calif.
Acad; life mem. N. Y. Zool. Soc; N. Y. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Gt. Britain Mus. Ass; cor.
mem. London ZooL Soc. Osteologv and divi-
sions of birds; museum administration.

Xiucas, Prof. Howard J, California Institute of
Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Chemistry. Mari-
etta, Ohio, 85. Fellow, Chicago, 09-10. Asst.
chem, Ohio State, 07-09; TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 10-
12; Govt, of P. R, 12-13; instr. chem, Calif.
Inst. Tech, 13-15, assoe. prof, 15- A. A; Chem.
Soc. Organic chemistry; halogenated phenols;
oxidation of hydrocarbons ; univalent oxygen.

Lucas, Prof. J(anie8) B(iirlelgli), Blacksburg,
Va. Chemistry. Biner, Va, March 30, 88.
B.S, Va. Polyteeh, 10, M.S, 13; Illinois, 14-15.
Asst. chem, Va. Polyteeh, 11-14; Illinois, 14-15;
prof, inorg. chem. and physics, Davis and Elkins,
15-16; instr. chem, Va. Polyteeh, 16-19, assoc.
prof, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc. Rare earths; con-
centration of silicious iron ores.

Luck, Prof. J(olm) JCennings), University of
Virginia, University, Va. Mathematics. Roa-
noke, Va, Dec. 24, 83. A.B, Virginia, 02, A.M,
03, Ph.D, 08. Asst. math, Virginia, 06-06, instr,
06-09; Vanderbilt, 09-13, asst. prof, 16; adj.
prof, Virginia, 16-19, assoc. prof, 19- The
normal structure forms of non-integrable groups
of seven parameters; space curves on cylinders
and cones.

Lacke, Dr. Baldnin, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology. Hesse, Germany,
Nov. 3, 89. M.D, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila,
12; D.P.H, Penngylvania, 16. Asst. instr. path,
Pennsylvania, 14-19, instr, 19- Asst. patholo-
gist, Univ. and Phila. Hospitals, 14-; research
worker comp. path, Phila. Zool. Soc 16- Ass.
Path, and Baet. Pathological anatomy.

Lacke, Prof. Charles E(dward), 544 W. 142d St,
New York, N. Y. Mechanical engineering.
New York, June 20, 76. B.S, CoL City of N. Y,
95; M.S, N. Y. Univ, 98; Ph.D, Columbia, 01;
Cornell, 01. Prof. mech. eng, Columbia. Meeh.
Eng; Soc. Refrig. Eng; Eng. Educ; Automotive
Eng; Consulting Eng; Marine Eng. and Naval
Archit; PrankUn Inst. Fuels; thermody-
namics; refrigeration; power generation; com-
bustion of explosive gaseous mixtures and of
oils and coal; gas engines; gasoline and oil
engines; gas producers; heat tiransmission and
equipment for gas producers.

Luckey, Dr. Bertha M(iiS80&), Board of Educa-
tion Building, Cleveland, Ohio. Psychology.
Ontario, Calif, Jan. 2, 90. A3, Nebraska, 10,
feUow, 11-12, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 16; G<5ttingen,
12-14. Asst. org. chem, Nebraska, 09-10; din.
psychologist, puib. schools, Cleveland. A.A;
Psychol. Ass. Some motor differences due to
sex and school training; brightness of colors;
education.

Lackey, Dr. G(eorge) W(adil]igton) A(ndrew),

1439 B St, Lincoln, Nebr. Psychology, Educa-
tion, Decatur, Ind, Feb. 11, 55. AJ3, Stan-
ford, 94; A.M, Clark, 95; Ph.D, Columbia, 00.
Supt. schools, Adams Co, Ind, 78-82; city supt,
Decatur, Ind, 82-87; Ontario, Calif , 88-92 ; prof,
educ, Nebraska, 95-06, hfad prof, 06-18; dean,
grad. sch. educ, 14-18. Ed, child study dept,
* Northwestern Monthly,' 96-99. A.A; PsychoL
Ass; Anthrop. Ass; Nat. Educ Ass. (sec'y, child
study dept, 98, pres. 02; v. pres, 09) ; Nat. Coun-
cil Educ; Soc. Sci. Educ; Physical Educ. Ass;
Sch. Hygiene Ass ; West. Philos. Ass ; Nebr. Acad ;
Calif. State Teachers' Ass. (v. pres, 91); Nebr.
State Ass. Child Study (chairman, exec com-
mittee, 96-05). Psychology and education;
professional training of secondary teachers in
the United SUtes; child study; history of edu-
cation.
Luckhardt, Prof. Axno B(eEiedict), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. Physiology. Chicago,
Aug. 26, 85. B.S, Chicago, 06, fellow, 07-08,
M.S, 08, Ph.D, 11; M,D, Rush Med. Col,. 12.
Asst. bacter, Chicago, 08-09, physiol, 09-11,
assoc, 11-12, instr, 12-14, asst. prof, 14- Act-
ing chairman physiol, Chicago, 18-20. A. A;
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass;
Chicago Internal Med. Soc; Chicago Inst. Med.
Physiology of stomach; gastrin and gastrin
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LuekieBli, M, Nela Research Laboratories, Cleve-
land, Ohio. *Phy8ie8» Maqnoketa, Iowa, Sept.
14, 83. B.8.(E.E), Purdue, 09; M.S, Iowa, 11;
E.E, Iowa State, 12. Instr. physics, Iowa, 09-
10; research physiciai, Nela Reeeareh Lab, 10-,
director, applied seienee, £0- Chairman, com-
mittee on camouflage, Nat. Research Council.
Longstreth medal, Franklin Inst. Physical Soc;
Optical Soc; Elec. Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc;
MeteoroL Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass. Het^o-
chromatic photometry; color; visual acuity in
lights of different spectral character; artificial
daylight; phosphorescence.

Ludlow, Dr. O(Uura) B(oiitiuiiayd), Army Medical
Museum, Seventh and B Streets, S. W, Wash-
ington, I>. C. Preventive medicine. Easton, Pa,
Dec. 26, 52. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 00, M.S, 01 ;
Ph.D, George Washington, 08. Demonstrator
histoL and embryol, George Washington, 07-09,
instr, 09-11; anatomist, Army Med. Museum,
16-20, entomologist, tO- Lecturer mosquitoes
and disease. Army Med. Sch, Washington, 04^10.
A.A; Soc. Trop. Med; Wash. BioL Soc. Pre-
ventive medicine; disease bearing mosquit9es of
North and Central America, West Indies and
Philippine Islands; transmission of disease by
mosquitoes in army camps«

Ludlow, J(aoob) L(oU), 434 Summit St, Winston-
Salem, N. C. Engineering, Sanitation. Spring
Lake, N. J, Dec. 20, CB. C.E, Lafayette, 85,
M.S, 88. Practising munic, saMt. and hydrauL
engineer, 88- Sanit. expert; mem. N. C. State
Board of Health. A. A; Civil Eng; Pub. Health
Ass; Am. Water Worbi Ass; Eng. Ass. of the
South ; New Eng. Water Works Ass. Municipal
engineering; sewerage of cities and towns; pub-
lie water supplies; means of promoting and
preserving publie health; sanitation in cities,
towns, schools and homes.

Ludwig, Dr. O(linton) A(Ibert), Clemson College,
8. C. Botany. Windfall, Ind, Oct. 20, 86.
B.S. A, Purdue, 12, M.S. A, 14 ; Cole fellow, Mich-
igan, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. bot, Illinois, 12-
13; Ind. Exp. Sta, 13-15; Michigan, 15-16;
instr, Lawrence, 17-18; asst. pathologist, bur.
. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 19-20 ; assoe.
botanist and plant pathologist, 8. C. Exp. Sta,
to- With TJ.S.A, 18. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Ind. Acad. Plant rusts; effect of
illuminating gas on bacteria and fungi.

Ludy, Prof. L(leweUyn) V, Purdue University,
La Fayette, Ind. Mechanical engineering. Mill-
grove, Ind, Jan. 26, 75. B.S, Purdue, 98, M.E,
00. Instr, eng. lab, Purdue, 99-02, applied
mech, 02-04, asst, prof. mech. eng, 04-05, prof,
06" With Carnegie Steel Co, Homestead, Pa;
expert. Bur. of Forestry. A.A; Mech. Eng;
Eng. Educ; Ind. Eng. Soc; Ind. Acad. Phys-
ical characteristics of cast iron and cement;
wind pressure on certain geometrical solids;
strength of glued joints; automobiles, gas en-
gines and railway appliances.

Loglnblll, Philip, 1420 Pendleton St, Columbia,
S. C. Entomology. Columbus Grove, Ohio, Oct.
16, 84. B.S.A, Ohio State, 10; M.A, South Caro-
lina, 17. Asst, div. cereal and forage insects,
bur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 10-, in charge, field
sta, Columbia, 8. C, 10- A.A; Entom. Soc;
Asa. Econ. Entom ; Ohio Acad.

Lukens, Dr. Herman T(y8on), 330 Webster Ave,
Chicago, 111. Pedagogy. Philadelphia, Pa,
Jan. 29, 65. A.B, Pennsylvania, 85, A.M, 88;
Berlin, Halle, Leipzig, Paris and Jena, 88-91;
Ph.D, Jena, 91. Teacher biol, N. W. Div. High
Sch, Chicago, 91-94; fellow and decent, Clark,
94-96; decent pedag, 96-98; head training
teacher. State Nor. Sch, California, Pa, 98-07;
teacher geog, Francis W, Parker Sch, Chicago,
07- Lecturer, summer sch, Clark, and Barnard
Club, Providence, R. I, 95; educ, Bryn Mawr,
96-97. A.A; Soc. Sci. Educ. Children's draw-
ings; early language development; course of
study; sense impression.

Lukena, Prof. Hiram S(taii]iope), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry,
Philadelphia, Sept. 30, 85. B.S, Pennsylvania,
07, Ph.D, 13. Instr. ehem, Pennsylvania, 07-13,
asst. prof, 13" Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
hon. mem. Electro-Platers Ass. Inorganic and
electro-chemistry.

Lull, Prof. Biehard 8(waiiii), Yale tfniversity,
New Haven, Conn. ^Paleontology, Zoology.
Annapolis, Md, Nov. 6, 67. B.S, Rutgers, 93,
M.S, 96, hon. Se.D, 18; Ph.D, Columbia, 03;
hon. A.M, Yale, 11. Asst. prof, zool, Mass. Col,
94-02, assoc. prof, 02-06; asst. prof. vert,
paleont. Tale, 06-11, prof, 11- With div. entom,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 93; meuL field parties. Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 99, 02; prof. org. evolution,
simimer sch. Auburn Theol. Sem, 15-18; assoc.
curator, Peabody Mus, 06-20, curator, 20- Life
mem. Am. Museum Nat. Hist. Soc. Wat; Ecol.
Soc; Paleont. Soe. (treas, 11-^); Geol. Soc; Am.
Acad; Conn. Acad. Vertebrate paleontology;
organic evolution; Dinosauria; evolution.

Lomliolti, Oarl (Bophns), Norwegian Consulate
General, New York, N. Y. Ethnology. Near
Lillehammer, Norway, April 23, 51. A.M,
Christiania, 76. Zool. collector for TJniv. of
Christiania in Australia, 80-84; chief, anthrop.
exped. to explore northwestern Mex. for Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, and Am. Geog. Soc, 90-91;
for Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 92-^8, 94-97, 98,
asst, dept. anthrop, 97-^9. Knight of St. Olaf,
of Vasa and of Dannebrog; Chevalier Legion
d'honneur; Ofttcier d'Acad; gold medal, Nor-
wegian Geog. Soe. Anthrop. Ass; fel. Ethnol.
Soe; cor. mem. Am. Geog. Soe; assoc. Soe.
d 'Anthrop. de Paris; cor. mem. Paris Soc.
Americanists; cor. mem. Swedish Soc. Anthrop.
and Geog; cor. mem. Royal Danish Geog. Soc;
Christiania Sci. Soc. Symbolism; decorative
art; religions.

Lund, Dr. B(linor) J(iiUii8), Uniyersity of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Zoology. Spring-
field, Minn, Dec. 18, 84. Ph.B, Hamline, 10;
Bruce fellow, Hopkins, 11-14, Ph.D, 14. A.A;
Soc. Zool. Production of light by living organ-
isms; relations of protozoa to food; general
physiology of the protozoa.

Limdell, Dr. Onatav E. F, Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Jan. 11, 81. A.B, Cornell, 03, PhJ>, 09. Instr.
chem. Northwestern, 03-06; instr. and asst. prof,
Cornell, 06-17; chemist, Bur. Standards, 17-
Chem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat. Analytical chem-
istry; volumetric standards; analysis of rocks,
ores and metallurgical products.

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IffUndtelgen, Adidreaa), Union City, Mich. Chem-
istry. Norway, 62. B.S, Christiania, 85; Mil.
Acad, Christiania, 86. Asst. chemist, D. Fisher,
Milwaukee, Wis, 87-89; chief chemist, Western
Portland Cement Co, 89-99; chief chemist and
supt, Peerless Portland Cement Co, 99-10, supt,
10-; managing engineer, Ash Orove Lime and
Portland Cement Co, 10^ Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indnst; Chem. lUig; Soc. Test. Mat.
Portland cement concrete.

Lvim, Dr. A(rtbiir) 0(oii8taiit), University of Chi-
cafifo, Chicago, lU. ^MathematioaX physios, Bacine,
Wis, Feb. 19, 77. A.B, Lawrence, 98; fellow,
Chicago, 99-01, A.M, 00, Ph.D, 04. Instr. math,
and astron, Wesleyan, 01--02; assoc. applisA
math, Chicago, 02-08, instr, 03-10, asst. prof ,
10-17, assoc, prof, 17- A.A; Physical Soc.
(assoc ed, 'Rev,' 18-20); Math. Ass; Astron.
Soc; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Dif-
ferential equations of dynamics; mathematical
physios; thermodynamics; electromagnetic the-
ory; theory of relativity; geo^diysica] theory;
theory of optical instmments.

Lnpton, OhailMi TOiomaa), 617 Gilpin St, Denver,
Colo. Geology. Mt. Pleasant, Ohio, Feb.
28, 78. A.B, Oberlin; LL.B, National Univ,
LL.M. Geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 07-16;
Cosden Oil and Gas Co, 16-19; chief geologist,
Fronts Corp, 19- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Cong;
Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc. Coal,
oil and gas deposits; gypsum deposits; general
geology of the western states.

Laquer, Prof. Lea Mdlvaine, Mt. Kisco, N. Y.
Mineralogy. Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 4, 64. 0.B,
Columbia, 87, Ph.D, 94. Tutor and later assoe.
prof, miner, Coltmbia, 87- Sec'y, auxiliary
committee of Teachers Col, Columbia, 94-95.
A.A. The relative effects of frost and the sul-
phate of soda tests on building stones; simpli-
fied scheme for the optical recognition of lib-
erals in thin rock sections; area and nature of
the 'augen-gneiss,' etc, at Bedford, N. Y;
fusion of minerals with oxy-gas blowpipe.

Lode, Prof. Oraham, 535 Park Ave, New York,
N. Y. * Physiology. Bridgeport, Conn, Feb. 15,
66. Ph.B, Columbia, 87; Ph.D, Munich, 91;
hon. A.M, Yale, 97, Sc.D, 08. Ixistr, asst. prof,
and prof, physiol, med. sch, Yale, 91-98; Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Ool, 98-09; med. eol,
Cornell, 09- Scientific director, Russell Sage
Inst. Path; mem. Inter- Allied Food Comnds

sion, 18. Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat; Physiol
Soc; Soc Biol. Chem. (pros, 14); Soc. Exp
BioL (pres, 14) ; EEarvey Soc. (pres, 05-07)
fel. Royal Soc. Edinburgh; assoc mem. Soc
Royale des ScL Med. et Nat. Bmxelles; cor
mem. Vienna Imp. Med. Soc Animal and din
ical calorimetry; carbohydrates in the body
diabetes; phlorhizin diabetes; hippnrie acid
metabolism in diabetes; dietetic value of skim
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Luther, DCanlel) D(aiia), Naples, N. Y. Geology.
Naples, Sept. 24, 40. Canandaigua (N. Y.)
Acad. Asst. eeon. geol, N. Y. State Dept. Educ,
90-98; field geologist, N. Y. State Museum,
98-14. Paleont. Soe. G^logy of Livonia salt
shaft; salt beds of New York; field geology and
stratigraphy of western New York.

Lather, Dr. Havel S(weeteii), Jr, Pasadena,
Calif. Mathematios, Meehanios. Brooklyn, Conn,
Maroh 26, 50. A.B, Trinity (Conn), 70, A.M,
73, Ph.D, 96, LL.D, 04. Teacher in various
schools; prof, math, Racine, 76-81 ; Kenyon, 82-
83; Trinity (Conn), 83-04, pres, 04-19. Con-
sulting engineer. Pope Mfg. Co, 96-99. Mech.
Eng. Strength of matericds; coefficient of ex-
pansion of various steels at high temperatures.

iintman. Prof. B(eiijamln) F(raiiklin), 111 N.
Prospect St, Burlington, Vt. Plant pathology.
Joplm, Mo, Sept. 26, 79. A.B, Missouri, 06;
A.M, Wisconsin, 07, Ph.D, 09. Asst. plant path,
Vt. Easp. 8ta, 09-, acting prof, bot, Vermont,
10, prof, plant path, 10- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phy-
topath. Soc. Cytology of smuts and CHosterium;
Bordeaux mixture; potato diseases.

Luti, Dr. Brenton B(eid), 688 Boylston St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Physiology. Woodlawn, N. 8, June
2, 90. B.S, Boston, 13, A.M, 14, fellow, 14-15,
Ph.D, 17; Harvard, 14-16. Teaching fellow
physiol. Harvard, 15-17 ; instr. hiol, Boston, 11-,
exp. physiol, 19- Physiologist, Sanit. C, U.S.A,
18^19. Blood pressure; reflex thresholds; inter-
relation of thyroid and adrenals; effects of low
oxygen tension.

Luti, Dr. Frank E(ngeiie), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. ^Zoology,
Bloomsburg, Pa, Sept. 15, 79. A.B, Haverford,
00; A.M, Chicago, 02, Ph.D, 07. Res. investi-
gator, sta. for exp. evolution, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 04-09; asst. curator, Am. Museum Nat.
Eist, 09-16, assoe. curator, 16- Ed, 'Bui.' and
'Memoirs,' Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 17- A. A;
Soc Nat; Soc. Zool; fel. Entom. Soc (mem.
exec committee and ed. board, 18-); N. Y.
Acad. Variation, heredity and assortive mat-
ing; geographic distribution; evolution and en-
tomology; economic work against mosquitoes.

Lyall, Dr. Harold W(imam), 2851 Bedford Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Bacteriology. Lawrence, Mass,
March 23, 88. A3, Brown, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 14.
Bacteriologist, R. I. State Board of Health, 08-
10; assoc, Hoagland Lab, Brooklyn, 10-18, asst.
director, 13-14; bacteriologist, research lab,
Dept. of Health, N. Y. City, 14r-18; Sanit C,
18-19; N. Y. State Dept. Health, 19-20; direc-
tor, M), Tuber, League, tO- Bacteriologist,
R. I. Shellfish Commission, 09; L. I. GoL Hos]^,
10-14; research, N. Y. State Hosp. for Incipi-
ent Tuberculosis, summers, 12-14. Soc Bact;
Pub. Healtii Ass. Blood cultures in pneumonia;
typhoid meningitb; secondary infection in tu-
berculosis; streptococci; chronic non-tuberculous
lung infections; epidemiology of influenza.

Lyford, O(haiiiicey) A(]lan), East Aurora, N. Y.
Chem/istry, Worcester, Mass, May 1, 80. BJS,
Worcester, 03; fellow, Clark, 03-08, A.M, 06.
Instr. chem. Clark, 08-11 ; asst. prof, geol, Mid-
dlebury Col, 11-16; chem, St. Lawrence, 16-17;
Case, 17-18; chem. engineer, Nat. Aniline and
Chem. Co, 18- Interaction of aldehyde and
peroxids.

Lyle, Prof. Willi am Tdiomaa), Bice Institute,
Houston, Tex. Bngineeriag, Utica, N. Y, Jan.
10, 75. C.E, Princeton, 96. With Essex Oo.
Park Commission, 97-00; munic eontraetiag,
00-02; instr. and later asst. prof, eng, Pennsyl-
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ette, 07-18; lecturer, Bice, 19- A.A; assoe.
Civil Eng; Eng. Ednc. Hjdraalies; municipal
engineering.

Lyman, Prof. E(l]ner) A(delb6rt), State Normal
College, Ypsilantiy Mich. Mathematice, Astron-
omy, Manchester, Vt, July 27, 61. A.B, Michi-
gan, 86, 92-95; LL.D, Berea, 18. Principal,
high sch, Paola, Kans, 86-87 ; Troy, Ohio, 87-90 ;
instr. math, Michigan, 90-98; i^rof, Mich. State
Nor, Col, 98-, principal, 9^02. Trustee, Berea.
A.A; Math. Soc. Plane and spherical trigo-
nometry; computation tables; advanced arith-
metic; plane and solid geometry; elementary
algebra.

Lyman, Prof. Q6o(rg6) B(Uhard), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. ^Bot-
any, Lee Center, HI, Dec. 1, 71. A.B, Beloit,
94; A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 99, Ph.D, 06. Supt.
city schools, Amboy, 111, 94-96; asst. crypt, bot,
Harvard, 98-01, instr. bot, Baddiffe, 00; Dart-
mouth, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-15, path, inspector,
fed. hort. board, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 15-17, pathol-
ogigt in charge plant disease surv, hwr, plant
indust, 17" Lecturer crypt, bot. Harvard, 12-13 ;
instr. bot. Woods Hole, 07-14 ; mem. div. biol. and
agr, Nat. Besearch Council, 19- A. A; Soc. Nat;
I'liytopath. Soc. (sec 'y-treas, 19-); Bot. Soc;
Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. Life
histories of fungi; polymorphism of Basidio-
myoetee; life histories of fungi; distribution of
plant diseases; plant disease geography.

Lyman, Dr. Henry, 109 Commonwealth Ave, Bos-
ton, Mass. Biological chemistry. Brookline,
Mass, Nov. 7, 78. A.B, Harvard, 01, MJ>, 12.
Teaching fellow physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 13,
research fellow biol. chem, 14-15, cancer com-
mission, IS--

Lyman, Prof. James A(l6xander), Claremont,
Calif. Chemistry. Lee Center, HI, Oct. 17, 66.
A.B, Beloit, 88, A.M, 91; Ph.D, Hopkins, 92.
Decent, Chicago, 92-93; instr. chem, Portland
Acad, 93-09; prof, Pomona, 09- A.A; Chem.
Soc. Sulphon-phtiialeins; ethers and esters of
p-nitrobenzyl alcohoL

Lyman, Prof. J(olm) P(rankUn), 143 Brighton
Bead, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Mesopo-
tamia, Ohio, 81. B.8, Mass. Col, 05; Ph.D,
Yale, 09. Assoc, prof. agr. chem, Ohio State,
09-15, prof, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc. Agricultural
and biological chemistry; animal nutrition;
metabolism of fats and purins.

Lyman, Dr. Biidiard B(08well), 47 E. South
Temple St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Hydrofulic
engineering. Pillmore, Utah, Nov, 23, 70. B.S.
(C.E), Michigan, 95, M.C.E, 03; Ph.D, Cornell^
05. Consulting cvvU engineer, 95- ; instr. eivxt
eng, Utah, 95-03, prof, OS- Chief engineer,
Oasis Land and Irrig. Co, Melville Irrig. Co.
and Utah Co. Light and Power Co. Croes medal,
Civil Eng, 15; v. pres. Int. Farm Cong. Assoc.
Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Utah Soc. Eng. Flow
of water over weirs; the design of wood stave
pipe.

Lyman, Dr. Theodore, Brookline, Mass. *Physics.
Boston, Mass, Nov. 23, 74. A.B, Harvard, 97,
A.M, 99, Ph.D, 00. Asst. physics, Harvard, 97-
98, 99-01, instr, 02-07, asst. prof, 07-17, prof,
17- Nat. Acad; A.A; Physical Soc; Philos.

Soc; Am. Acad; fel. Boyal Oeog. Soc Phe-
nomena connected with diffraction gratings;
wave-lengths of extreme ultra-violet light discov-
ered by Schumann; properties of light of ex-
tremely short wave lengtii.

Lynch, Prof. Frank W(orthlngton), University
of California Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.
Medicine. Cleveland, Ohio, Nov. 5, 72. A3,
Western Beserve, 95; M.D, Hopkins, 99. Instr.
and assoc. med, Hopkins, 00-04 ; instr. and asst.
prof. Bush Med. Col, 05-15; prof, Calif omia,
15- Gynec. Soc; Chicago Qynec. Soc. (ed, 08-
11, V. pres, 12, ]pres, 13). Toxemias; pelvic
anatomy and physiology of pregnancy.

Lynchj Prof. Kenneth M(errill), Medical College
of the State of South Carolina, Charleston, S. 0.
Pathology. Hamilton, Tex, Nov. 27, 87. M.D,
Texas, 10. Bes. pathologist, Phila. Gen. Hosp,
11; instr. path, Pennsylvania, 12-13; prof, Med.
Col. State of S. C, 13-15, path, and research
med, 15- Pathologist, various hospitals. Sec 'y,
med. sect, Pan-Am. Med. Cong, 15. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Baet; Ass. Cancer Besearch;
Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Latestinal
diseases; splenomegaly; pellagra; leprosy; bac-
teriology of conjunctiva; syphilis.

Lynch, Bira. Vernon (Dr. Bath J. Stocking), Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Zoology,
Elyria, Ohio, March 31, 87. A.B, Goucher, 10;
fellow, Bryn Mawr, 11-12; Hopkins, 12-13, 14-
15, Ph.D, 15; fellow, Wellesley, 13-14. Prof,
biol, Agnes Scott Col, 15-16; acting prof, Wells,
16-17; asst. prof, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 17-18;
instr. protOKOoI, sch. hygiene and pub. health,
Hophins, 18-19, independent research, 19-20,
asst. sool, to- With statist, dept. Fuel Ad, 18.
A. A; Soc. Zool. Protozoology; cytology; ani-
mal behavior.

Lynde, Prof. Oarleton J(ohn), Macdonald College,
Quebec, Can. Physics. Mitchell, Ont, Sept. 1,
72. B.A, Toronto, 95; Ph.D, Chicago, 05.
Science master, high sch, Auburn, N. T, 96-99;
instr. physios, Univ. High Sch, CSdeago, 99-06;
prof, Washii^gton and Jefferson, 06-07; Mao-
donald, 07- Physical Soc; Ecol. Soc; Soc
Agron. Capillarity; osmosis in soils.

Lynn, Dr. B(ldln) V(enie), University of Wash-
ington, Seattle, Wash. Pharmaceutical chem-
istry. Hawarden, Iowa, Feb. 8, 86. A.B, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 09; A.M, Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D,
18. Instr. physics, Adelphia, 07-09; asst. chem,
Wisconsin, 10-11, instr, 11-13 ; research chemist,
Wyo. Exp. Sta, 18-14; instr. chem, Illinois, 14-
15; asst. prof, Okla. Col, 15-17; pharmaeeut.
chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17; Wis.
Pharmaeeut. Exp. Sta, 17-18; research chemist,
Parke, Davis and Co, 18-19; chemist, Consol.
Chem. Products Co, 19-20; asst, prof, Washing-
ton (Seattle), £0- Chem. Soc. Organic and
pharmaceutical chemistry.

LyH Prof. William TChomaa), Bice Institute,
Vernon, N. Y. Psychology. New York, N, Y,
May 17, 87. A.M, Columbia, 08, M.D, 13, fel-
low, 07-08, 11-12, Ph.D, 14. Scientiile research,
North. Africa, 14-17. Commission to Poland,
Bed Cross, 18-19, med. director, Vienna relief
Unit, 20-21. A. A; Vienna Verein fttr Individ.
Psychol. Neurology; sociology.

428

AMERICAN MEN OF SaENCE

Lyon, DCorsey) A(lfted), TJ. S. Bureau of Mines,
WafihingtoB, D. C. . Metallurgy, Bureau Go,
111, July 17, 71. A.B, Stanford, 98; A.M, Har-
vard, 02. Prof, mining and metal, Washington
(Seattle), 98-01; asst. state geologist, Wadi.
Geol. Surv, 00-01; U. S. Smelting Co, 02-03;
instr. and asst. prof, metal, Staj^ord, 03-08;
manager, Noble Elec. Steel Co, 08-11; consult-
ing metallurgist, Electro-Metals Co, London,
Eng, 11-12; metallurgist, Z7. 8. Bur, Mines, 12-

17, supervisor, Exp. Stations, 17", chief metaU
lurgist, 19- Min. Cong; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Chem. Soc^ Min. and Metal. Eng; Electroehem.
Soc; British Iron and Steel Inst. Electro-
metallurgy; the mineral deposits of the state
of Washington; use of the electric furnace in
the smelting of ores; smelting iron ores; crude
petroleum as an agent in reducing iron ores.

Lyon, Prof. E(Ua8) P (otter), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Fhysiology. Cam-
bria, Mich, Oct. 20, 67. B.S, Hillsdale, 91,
A.B, 92; Ph.D, Chicago, 97; hon. M.D, St.
Louis, 10, LL.D, 20. Instr. biol, Bradley
Inst, Peoria, HI, 97-00; asst. prof, physlol,
Bush Med. Col, 00-04; Chicago, 01-04; prof,
St. Louis, 04-13, dean, med. dept, 07-13; deam^
med. dept. and director, dept. physiol, Min-
nesota, IS- Instr, Woods Hole, 97-09: dean in
med. work, Chicago, 01-04. A. A; Soc. Nat;
PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass. Med. Col.
(pres, 13-14). Ck>mpensatory motions; equi-
librium in animals; effect of lack of oxygen;
the tropisms; enzymes of the egg before and
after fertilization: physiology of shock; humid-
ity as a physiological factor; medical ^ucation.

Lyon, Dr. Harold L(loyd), Experiment Station,
Hawaiian Sugar Planters' Association, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Botany. Hastings, Minn, Oct.
14, 79. B.S, Minnesota, 00, M.S, 01, Ph.D, 03.
Instr. bot, Minnesota, 00-05, asst. prof, 05-07;
asst. pathologist, Exp. 8ta, Hawaiian Sugar
Planters' Ass, Honolulu, 07-09, pathologist, 09-

18, in charge, dept. bot. and forestry, 18- A. A.
Plant morphology, embryology and phylogeny;
plant pathology; plant breeding; tropical bot-
any, forestry and agriculture.

Lyon, Dr. Irving Phillips, 531 Franklin St, Buf-
falo, N. T. Medicine. Hartford, Conn, Jan.
12, 70. A.B, Yale, 93; M.D, Hopkins, 97.
Instr. med, Buffalo, 99-07, lecturer, 07-14, asst.
prof, 14- Chief, jned. service, dispensary, Buf-
falo, 01-03, librarian, med. dept, 05-17; clin.
asBoc, N. T. State Path. Lab, 00-03; asst. at-
tending physician, Buffalo Gen. Hosp, 10-16,
attendSig physician, 16-; Buffalo City Hosp,
18- ; chief, med« service base hosp, Camp Upton,
U. 6. A, 18-19. Ass. Path, and Bact. Internal
medicine; pathology.

Lyon, Dr. M(arca8) W(ard), Jr, 214 LaPorte
Ave, South Bend, Ind. Zoology, Pathology.
Rock Island Arsenal, HI, Feb. 5, 75. Ph.B,
Brown, 97; M.S, i^rge Washington, 00, MJ),
02, Ph.D, 13. Instr. bacter, N. C. Med. Col,
97-98; asst. prof, physiol, Howard, 03-04, 07-
09, prof, bacter^ 09-15 ; path, and bacter, (George
Washington, 1&-17, vet. zool. and parasitol, 17-
18; lieut, M.B.C, 17, capt, 18-19, major, 19;
pathologist. The Clinic, 19- Aid, div. mammals,
TJ. S. Nat. Museum, 98-06, asst. curator, 07-12;

chief special agent for Smithsonian Inst, La.
Purchase and Portland eroositions; pathologist,
Walter Beed Gen. Hosp, 17-19. A. A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Bact; Soc. Mammal, (councilor,
19-); Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc. (cor. sec'y, 04, rec sec'y, 15-
19); Wash. Biol. Field Club; Wash. Helminth.
Soc. Classification and geographic distribution
of mammals; parasitology.

Lyon, Prof. Tdiomaa) Lyttleton, Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N, Y. Agronomy. Pittsburgh,
Pa, Feb. 17, 69. B.S.A, Cornell, 91, Ph.D, 04;
Gottingen, 94. Instr. chem, Nebraska, 91-93;
chemist, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 95; prof, agr, Ne-
braska, 95-06; exp. agron, Cornell, 06- Assoc
director, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 99-06; Potts medal,
Franklin Inst, 11. A. A; Soc. Agron. (sec'y,
08, pres, 18) ; (%em. Soc. The effect of en-
vironment on the composition of certain plants;
increasing the nitrogen and gluten content of
winter wheat; influence of higher plants on bac-
terial processes in soils; lysimeter investiga-
tions.

Lyon-Korton, Dr. 71or«nce (ICay), (ICn. Strong
Vincent Norton), Birmingham, Mich. Botany.
Gilbertsville, N. T, March 6, 60. Michigan, 79-
82, 86-87; B.S, CSiicago, 97, fellow, 98-99, Ph.D,
01. Principal, high seh, Owosso, Mich. 82-83;
teacher science, lugh sdh, Detroit, 83-86, 87-
96; instr. bot, Smith, 00-^1; Chicago, 01.
Plant morphology; relation of selaginellas to
seed plants.

Lyons, Dr. A(lbert) B(rown), 102 Alger Ave, De-
troit, Mich. Chemistry, Botany. Waimea, Ha-
waii, April 1, 41. A.B, Williams, 65; M.D,
Michigan, 68. Prof, chem, Detroit M^. Col,
68-80; consulting chemist, Parke, Davis and
Co, 81-87; prof, chem, Oahu Col, 88-95; cofi-
suiting chemist, Nelson Baher and Co, 97- Ed,
'Pharmaceut. Era,' 87-88; govt, chemist, Ha-
waii, 88-95; mem. committee of revision, TJ. 8.
PharmacopcBia, 90- A. A ; Chem. Soc ; Bot. Soc ;
Am. Med. Ass; Pharmaceut. Ass; fel. London
Chem. Soc. Methods of valuation of drugs and
medicinal preparations ; decomposition by weath-
ering of volcanic rocks; certain reactions of
morphin with reference to their use as qualita-
tive tests.

Lyons, Dr. Edward, Parke, Davis and Co, Detroit,
Mich. Chemistry. Bussia, Oct. 24, 90. B.S,
Washington and Lee, 12; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17.
Washington and Lee, 14-15; with TJ, S. Civil
Service, 17-18; chemist, Hercules Powder Co,
18; Bogalusa Paper Co, 19; Parke, Davis and
Co, 19- Organic chemistry.

Lyons, Prof. Robert E(dward), Bloomington, Ind.
Chemistry, Bacteriology. Bloomfleld, ind, Oct.
24, 69. A.B, Indiana, 89, A.M, 90; Ph.D, Hei-
delberg, 94; Fresenius's Lab, Wiesbaden,
Munich, Berlin and Joergensen's Inst, Copen-
hagen, 92-95. Instr. chem, Indiana, 89-91,
assoc. prof, 91-92 ; asst. to Prof. Krafft, Heidel-
berg, 95 ; prof. chem. and head of dept, Indiana,
96- Chemist, State Dept. Geol. and Nat. Be-
sources, Ind, 98-; director, biol. sta, Indiana,
00; prof, chem. Col. Physicians and Surg, In-
dianapolis, 03-04; chem. and tozicol, Med. CoL
of Ind, 04- A. A; Chem. Soc. (pres, Ind. sect,
07); Public Health Ass; fel. Ind. Aead; Chem.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

429

Gesell. Organic compounds of sulphur, selenium
and tellurium; germicides and disinfectants;
pathogenic jeasts; organic selenhjdrids ; con-
densation of ketones with chloroform and iodo-
form; method for quantitative estimation of
selenium in organic compounds; mercury with
organic radicals; substituted salols; composition
and valuation of peats; measurement of the
specific volume of baked bread; platinum recov-
ery from black sand concentrate; reducing
losses in gold dredging; amalgamating platinum
and rusty gold; recovery of used soap from
laundry sucU; cause and prevention of discol-
oration in canned hominy and sweet com; color-
ing oolitic lime stone; oxidation of drying oils.

Lythgoe, Herman 0(haxl68)» Boom 540, State
House, Boston, Mass. Chemistry, Boston, May
21, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Asst. chem-
ist, Bevere Rubber Co, Chelsea, Mass, 96-97;
asst. analyst, Mass. State Board of Health, 97-
07, analyst, 07-, director, food and drug div,
14" A.A ; Chem. Soc. (treas, N. E. sect, 06-) ;
Agr. Chem. (pres, 20). Chemical composition
of pure and adulterated foods.

Lytle, Prof. Ernest B(ania8), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, 111. Mathematics. Decatur, 111,
March 23, 75. B.S, Illinois, 01, A.M, 04; Tale,
06-08, Ph.D, 08. Teacher, 111. pub. schools, 95-
97; instr. math, acad, niinois, 01-03, acting prin-
cipal, 03-04; instr. math, Illinois, 04-06, OS-10,
assoc, 10-20, asst. prof, teaching of math, £0-
Math. Soc. Double limits; conditions under
which functions piay be represented by infinite
series; iterated integrals; teaching of mathe-
matics.

M

▼an Maftiiftn, Dr. A(drlaan), Pasadena, Calif.
*Astronomy. Sneek, Holland, March 31, 84.
Groningen, 08-10; Ph.D, Utrecht, 11. Vol. asst,
Terkes Observatory, 11-12; astronomer, Mt.
WUson Observatory, IX- Astron. Soc; Pacific
Astron. Soc; Soc. astron. de France; Wiskundig
Gtonootschap. Proper motions and parallaxes of
stars and nebulae; magnetic field on the sun.

ICabee, Dr. Oliver Baymond, 419 Bloor St, To-
ronto, Ont, Can. Swrgery. Vittoria, Ont, May
25, 80. M.D, McGill, 06. Asst. pathologist,
Boston City Hosp, 07-09; pathologist, Toronto
Gen. Hosp, 09-14; mem, surg. staff, Toronto,
and Toronto Gen. Hosp, 14- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Can. Med. Ass; Toronto. Acad. Med. Pa-
thology; typhiod fever; splenomegaly; carci-
noma.

Mabery, Prof. 0(harle8) F(red«ric), Case School
of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. *Chemis-
try. Gorham, Maine, Jan. 13, 50. B.S, Har-
vard, 76, ScD, 81. Asst. chem. Harvard, 75-
83; instr. Case, 83-84, prof, 84- A.A. (sec'y,
C, 87, V. pres, 06); Chem. Soc; Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad. Petroleum; electric smelting; or-
ganic chemifitry; lubricants and lubrication.

BficAdam, Dr. D(nn]ap) J(aml8on), Jr, U. S.
Naval Experiment Station, Annapolis, Md.
Metallurgy, Washington, Pa, Aug. 11, 77. A.B,
Washington and Jefferson^ 97, A.M, 00; M.S,
Pennsylvania, 06, Ph.D, 08. Asst. chem, Har-
vard and Badcliife, 00-01; teacher, high sch,
Waahington, Pa, 01-08; instr. chem, Washing-
ton and Jefferson, 03-05; asst, Pennsylvania,

05-07; Lehigh, 07-08, instr. physical chem, 08-
10; asst. prof, chem, Clemson, 10-11; scientist
soil lab. investigations, bur. soils, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 11-13; metallurgist, U. 8, N. Exp. 8ta,
IS^ A.A; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Soc; Min.
and Metal. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Steel Treat.
Soc; assoc. mem. Naval Eng; Faraday Soc;
British Iron and Steel Inst; British Inst. Met-
als. Phase relations of the system, sodium car-
bonate and water; the atomic weights of vana-
dium and fiuorin; annealing temperatures and
grain growth of metals; impact and endurance
tests of metals; an alternating torsion testing
machine; iron and steel.

MoAdama, Prof. W(ilUam) H(enry), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemical engineering. Cynthiana, Ky, March
15, 92. B.S, Kentucky, 13, M.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 17. Asst. food chemist, Ky. Exp. Sta,
13; asst. anal, chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 18-14;
chem. engineer, Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co,
17 ; asst.. prof. chem. eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 19-
With C. W. S, U. S. A, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Dry-
ing; flow of heat; flow of viscous liquids; ab-
sorption.

McAdle, Prof. Alexander (George), Blue Hill Ob-
servatory, Readville, Mass. Meteorology, Clima-
tology. New York, N. Y, Aug. 4, 63. CoL City
of N. Y, 76-81, A.M, 84; A.M, Harvard, 85;
fellow, Clark, 90-91 ; hon. M.S, Santa Olara, 09.
Prof, meteorol, U. S. Weather Bur, 08-13;
Botch prof, Harvard, IS- Hon. lecturer me-
teorol, California; lieut. commander, U.S.NJt.F.
Hodgkin medal, Smithsonian Inst, 95. A.A;
Seismol. Soc. (v. pres, 07, pres, 10) ; Aas. Geog;
Eeol. Soc; Am. Acad; Pacific Astron. Soc.
(pres, 12) ; Wash. Acad; feL Royal Meteor. Soc.
Aerography; atmospheric electricity.

McAfee, Dr. A(bner) M(cDaffle), Gulf Refining
Co, Port Arthur, Tex. Chemistry. Corsicana,
Tex, Sept. 24, 86. A.B, Texas, 08; fellow,
Columbia, 10-11, l?h.J), 11. Tutor chem, Texas,
08-10; chemist, Tex. Co, 11-13; chief research
chemist. Gulf Beflnvng Co, IS- A. A; CJhem. Soc;
Soc. (>hem. Indust; (%em. Eng. Petroleum oils;
manufacture of gasoline; aluminum chlorid.

McAlister, Prof. Edward H(inun), 334 Pearl St,
Eugene, Oregon. Physics, Oregon, Dec. 26, 66.
A.B, Oregon, 90, A.M, 93. Instr. civil eng,
Oregon, 91-93, asst. prof, 93-96, prof, 96-14,
applied science, 14- Applied science; theory
of elasticity; astronomy.

McAllister, Dr. ACddams) S(tratton), 32 W. 40th
St, New York^ N. Y. Illuminating engineering.
Covington, Va, Feb. 24, 75. B.S, Pa. State,
98, E.E, 01; M.M.E, Cornell, 01, Ph.D, 05.
Asst. and instr. physios, Cornell, 01-04, acting
asst. prof. elec. eng, 04-05; assoc. ed, 'Elec.
World,' 05-12, ed, 12-15. Professorial lecturer,
Pa. State, 09-14; sec'y, board army ordnance
officers, 18. A.A; Elec. Eng. (manager, 14^,
V. pres, 17-18); Mech. Eng; Electrochem. Soc;
Eng. Educ; Ilium. Eng. Soe. (pres, 14); Army
Ordnance Ass. Application of the law of con-
servation in illumination calculations; concepts
of relations and methods applied and simplified
in electromagnetic calculations.

McAlUater, Dr. Oloyd K(ortii), Berea, Ky. Psy-
chology. St. Joseph, Mo, Dec. 18, 70. A.B,

430

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Yale, 92, PI1.D, 00. Instr. math, high seh, St.
Joseph, Mo, 92-97 ; asst, psyehol. lab, Tale, 00-
03, instr. psyehol, 03-06; prof, State Nor. Sch,
Warrensbnrg, Mo, 06-12, v'^l* ^due. and dean
nor, seh, Berea, IS- A.A; Psyehol. Ass; Philos.
Ass. Movements used in writing; eye moTe-
mente by photography.

McAllister, Prof. Frederick, University of Texas,
Austin, Tex. Botany, Davison, Mich, Sept. 28,
76. A.B, Albion, 03; A.M, Beloit, 08; Ph.D,
Wisconsin, 10. Instr. biol, Beloit, 04-09; asst.
hot, Wisconsin, 09-10; instr, Cornell, 10^12;
Texas, 12-14, assoc, prof, 14- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Wis. Acad. Cytology and embryology of the
angiosperms; cytology and morphology of the
Hepatieae.

MftffllTnm, Dr. (Archibald) Bruce, 243 College St,
Toronto, Can. Biological chemiatry, Cornwall,
Ont, July 8, 85. BJl, Toronto, 07, M.B, 09,
M.D, 10, fellow, 15-16, Ph,D, 19; Beit Mem.
fellow, London^ 13-14. Austin teaching fellow.
Harvard Med. Sch, 09-12; lecturer biochem, To-
ronto, 14-15; research chemist, Synthetic Drug
Co, IB- Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; fel. Lon-
don Chem. Soc; London Soo. BioL Chem; Lon-
don Soc. Chem. Indust; fel. Can. Inst. Chem.
Industrial chemistry; urine analysis; relation of
vitamins to growth.

Marallnin, Prof. A(rdiibald) B(7ron), McOill
University, Montreal, Can. FhysiologieaX chem-
istry, Belmont, Ont, 59. B.A, Toronto, 80,
fellow, 84-97, M.B, 89, M.A, 00; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 88; LL.D, Aberdeen, 06; ScD, Yale,
07; Dublin, 08. Lecturer physiol, Toronto, 87-
91, prof, 91-06, biochem, 06-17; administrative
chairman, Advisory Council for Scientific and
Industrial Beseareh, Canada, 16-21; prof, hio-
chem, McGill, SO- PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soe. Biol. Chem; Am. Physicians; fel.
Phila. Col. Physicians; fel. Royal Soc. Can;
Can. Inst. Cp^es, 95-98) ; British Ass. (local
sec'y, 97, pres, physiol. sect, 10); London
PhysioL Soc; fel. Boyal Soc; hon. mem. Boyal
Philos. Soc. Glasgow. The chemistry of animal
and vegetable ceUs; localization of phosphorus,
iron, potassium and calcium in the cell; the
salts of Medusae in relation to those of sea
water; the distribution of chlorids in the cell
and in the tissues; the oxydases in the cell;
the composition of cellular and tissue fluids in
the animal body; the inorganic composition of
the secretions and excretions; the physical and
chemical factors in heredity; the physical forces
concerned in excretion, secretion and muscular
contraction in cellular life.

MacArthnr, 0(harle8) O(eorg6), 1525 Scenic
Way, Berkeley, Calif. Biochemistry, Buffalo,
N. Y, May 3, 83. Oberlin; Pennsylvania; Chi-
cago; Heidelberg. Instr. chem, Illinois, 12-15;
prof, bio-chem, Southern California, 15-16.
A. A; Chem. Soc Chemistry of the brain.

BiacArthnr, Jolin W(ood), University of Toronto,
Toronto, Can. Biology, Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 2,
89. A.B, Oberlin, 10; A.M, Wabash, 12; fellow,
Chicago, 13-14. Instr. geol. and sool, Wabash,
11-12; asst. zool, Chicago, 15, assoc, 15-16;
instr. anat, eoL med, IlHnois, 17-18; lecturer
exp, hiol, Toronto, 19- A. A. Genetics of the

Solanums; rhythmic phenomena in the Cla-
docera.

McArthnr, Dr. Lewis L, 4724 Drexel Boulevard,
Chicago, m. Medicine, Boston, Mass, Jan. 23,
58. B.S, Santa Clara; M.D, Bush Med. Col,
80; Heidelberg, 81; Vienna, 82. Prof, din,
surg, Fost-Grad, Med, Sch; Bush Med, Col, At-
tending surgeon, St. Luke's and Michael Reese
Hospitals, Chicago, 87- Mem. Int. Surg. Cong,
Brussels. Surg. Ass ; Clin. Surg. Soc ; Am. Med.
Ass; Chicago Med. Soe. (past pres). Opsonins;
tuberculosis ; thyroid gland.

BCcAtee, W(aldo) L(ee), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Ornithology,
Jalapa, Ind, Jan. 21, 83. A.B, Indiana, 04,
A.M, 06. Curator, museum, Indiana, 01-04;
asst, biologist, U. S, Biol. Surv, 04-, in charge
econ, omith, 16- A. A; fel. Ornith. Union;
Cooper Omith. Club; Wilson Omith. Club;
Entom. Soe; New Eng. Bot. Club; Wash. Biol.
Soc. (cor. sec'y> 14-); Wash. Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Field Club (sec'y, 09-11, v. pres,
11-). Ichthyology; local natural history; life
histories of Urodela; food habits and methods
of attracting birds; classification of Hemiptera;
local names of birds and plants; selection
theories.

BCcBerty, F(rank) B(ob6rt), Galion, Ohio. Elec-
trical engineering, Sharon, Pa, Feb. 14, 68.
High sch. Engineer, West. Elec. Co, 87-17; v,
pres, North lilec, Mfg, Co, 17-; tech, director,
Coventry Automatic Telephones, Ltd, BO- Medal,
Int. Expos, Paris, 00; diploma, Lyons, 14; Fahie
premium, 17. Fel. Elec. Eng; Electrochem.
Soc; British Inst. Elec. Eng. Telephony.

McBride, Dr. JCamea) HCarrey), Pasadena, Calif.
Medicine, La Fayette, Oregon, Jan. 23, 49.
McMinville, 59-62; M.D, Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 73. Physician, various hospitals, 72-95;
founder, South. Calif. Sanit. for Nervous Dis-
eases, 05. A.A; Am. Aead. Med. (pres, 09);
Medico-Psychol. Ass. (pres, 18-19) ; Neur. Ass;
hon. mem. Climat. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Am.
Geog. Soc. Physiology of the nervous system;
therapeutics; action of nitrite of amyl on the
cerebral circulation; localization of brain func-
tions in the dog; ^ilepsy; vascular mechamsm
of the cerebellum.

BficBrlde, B(iumI1) S(mith), McGraw-Hill Co,
Washington, D. C. Engineering, Minneapolis,
Minn, May 5, 87. B.S, Minnesota, 08; A.M,
Wisconsin, 09. Asst. chemist. Bur. Standards,
09-14, assoe. chemist, 14-18, eng. chemist, 18-20 ;
eng, representative, McGraw-EUl Co, tO- Dept.
ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem'; '<}as Bec-
ord.' A.A; Chem. Soc; Am. Gas. Ass; Nat.
Gas Ass; Fire Protection Ass; Wash. Aead;
Int. Acetylene Ass. Gas chemistry and engi-
neering; public utilities; standards for chemical
analysis; fuels.

Biacbride, Pres. Thomas HCnston), Iowa City,
Iowa. * Botany, Bogersville, Tenn, July 31, 48.
A.B, Monmouth, 69, A.M. 72. LL.D, 12; hon.
Ph.D, Lenox, 91; LL.D, Coe. 14. Prof.
math, and modem languages, Lenox, 70-78;
asst. prof. nat. sciences, Iowa, 78-84, prof,
bot, 84-14, pres, 14-16, emer, pres, 1$- Chair-
man, Iowa Forestry Commission; mem. Iowa
State Conservation Commission; mem. staif.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

431

Iowa State Geol. Snrv; trustee, Iowa State
Hist. Soe. A. A. (v. pres, G); Geol. Soc;
Paleont. Soc; Iowa Acad; St. Lonis Acad.
Microscopical botany; fnngi; diatoms; Pleisto-
cene geology; Myzomycetes.

MeBryde, Dr. OharlM N(oll), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Bacteriology.
Albemarle Co, Va, Feb. 2, 72. B.S, South Caro-
lina, 91; M.S, Ya. Polytech, 92; M.D, Hopkins,
97; Ph.D, George Washington, 11. Bes. house
physician, Hopkins Hosp, 97; bacteriologist,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-10, senior bacteriologist,
10- A. A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Anthrop. Soc.
Etiology and prevention of swine cholera; cur-
ing and canning of meats; Ifticteriology of
meats in cold storage.

McBryde, Prof. JCames) B(oltoii), Blacksburg,
Ya. Chemistry. Buckingham Co, Ya, Sept. 2,
66. A.B, Clemson, 86; C.E, South Carolina, 88.
Asst. chemist^ S. C. Exp. Sta, 88-91 ; Tenn. Exp.
Sta, 91-94, chemist, 94-01 ; asst. prof, ohem, Va,
Polytech, 05-07, prof, 07-, head, dept, ohem, and
chem, eng, 1$- A.A; Chem. Soc. Organic and
analytical chemistry.

McCafFery, Prof. Bichard S(taiii8laii8), Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Metallurgy.
New York, N. Y, June 2, 74. E.M, Columbia,
* 96. Practising engineer, 96-09; prof, metal,
Idaho, 09-14; Wisconsin, 14- Min. Eng; Inst
Metals; Foundrymen's Ass; Can. Min. Inst.
Iron and steel metallurgy; slags.

McCain, Dr. (Hrtmde lona, Oxford College, Ox-
ford, Ohio. Mathematics. Three Eivers, Mich,
July 15, 79. A.B, Indiana, 08, A.M, 11, Ph.D,
18. Prof, math, Oxford (Ohio), 16- Math.
Soc; Math. Ass, Series; function theory; space
conception.

McCaU, Dr. A(rihiir) G(lU6tt), Maryland Experi-
ment Station, College Park, Md. AgricuUure.
McGaw, Ohio, Nov. 11, 74. B.S.(Agr), Ohio
State, 00; fellow by courtesy, Hopkins, 14-15,
Ph.D, 16. Scientist, bur. soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
01-04; head, dept. agron, Ohio State, 04-16;
in charge soil investigations, Md. Exp. Sta, 16-
Head, dept. agron, A.E.F. Univ, Beaune, 19.
A. A; Soc. Agron; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Ecol.
Soc. Physical properties of soils; broom com
culture; soil management; potassium of soils
and green sands; adsorptive properties of soils;
fertilizer requirements of soil types.

McCall, Prof. W(illla)m A(iidex8on), Teachers
CoDege, New York, N. Y. Psychology. Wells-
ville, Tenn, Jan. 9, 91. B.S, Cumberland, 11;
A.B, Lincoln Mem. Univ, 13; A.M, Columbia,
14, Ph.D, 16. Instr. psychol, Lincoln Mem.
Univ, 11-13; lecturer educ. psychol, Teachers
Col, CoUmbia, 16-17, instr. exp. edtw?, 17-18,
asst. prof, 19- Instr. educ. psyehol, summer
sch, NorUi Carolina; summer sch, Peabody Col.
Teachers; psychol. investigator, N. Y. State
Commission on Yentilation; contrib. ed, 'Jour.
Educ. Besearch.' A. A; PsychoL Ass; Nat. Di-
rectors Educ. Research. Experimental educa-
tion; educational and psychological measure-
ments; mental effects of ventilation and oi>en-
air schools.

McOallle, Dr. J(ame8) P(ark), Highland Park
Station, Chattanooga, Tenn. Astronomy, Math-

ematics. James Co, Tenn, Aug. 9, 79. A.B,
A.M, Yirginia, 00, Ph.D, 03. Asst. astron, Yir-
ginia, 01-02; instr. math, Culver Mil. Acad,
03-05; headmaster, McCallie Sch, 05- Instr,
Tenn. State Inst, 03. A.A. Perturbations of
Jupiter and Saturn.

BCeOaUle, Dr. Joseph Madison, 822 Berkeley Ave,
Trenton, N. J. Psychology. Knoxville, Tenn,
A.B, Tennessee, 87; Chicago, 95-96, summers,
96-98; Columbia, 9^00; Harvard, summer, 02;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 12. Supt. schools, I^orth
Knoxville, Tenn, 90-94; Mt. Carroll, 111, 95-97;
Boonton, N. J, 01-02; principal, Franklin Sch,
Trenton, N. J, 03-19; fbrst asst. director educ.
and parole, dept. institutions and agencies, N.
J, 19-20; director, exten. educ, Trenton, N. J,
eo- A.A; Ass. Study Feeble-Minded. Acute-
ness of hearing and vision.

McOaUie, Samuel Wai^hington, Department of
Geology, Atlanta, Ga. Geology, Near Knox-
ville, Tenn, Aug. 2, 56. Ph.B, Tenn. Wesleyan,
84; Hopkins, 89-92. Inst, geol, Tennessee, 92-
94; asst. state geologist, Ga, 94-07, geologist,
07- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. Economic
geology of Georgia; brown iron ores; mineral
waters; marbles; gold phosphates; marls; road-
building materials; coal.

MaeCaUnm, Prof. W(llllain) a(eorg6), Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. ^Pathol-
ogy. Dunnville, Out, April 18, 74. B.A, To-
ronto, 94; M.D, Hopkins, 97. Bes. house officer,
Hopldns Hosp, 97-98, asst. res. pathologist, 99-
00, res. pathologist, 01-09, asst. path, Hopkins,
99-00, assoe. prof, 02-08, prof. path, physiol,
and lecturer forensic med, 08-09; prof, path,
Columbia, 09-17; path, and hacter, HopTcins, 17-
Pathologi8t,Presb.Hosp, N.Y. City, 10-17. A.A;
Soc. Exp. Path; PhysioL Soc; Am. Physicians;

' Ass. Patii. and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med.
Ass; Harvey Soc; Md. Med. and Chirurg. Fac-
ulty; N. Y. Acad. Med; Int. Ass. Med. Mus.
(v. pres, 08) ; Path. Gesell; hon. mem. Soc. Med.
Sverana Stodcholm. Trematode parasites; ma-
laria; pathological anatomy and bacteriology;
anatomy of lymphatics; physiology of the thy-
roid and parathyroid; tetany; pancreas; dia-
betes; patiiological physiology of the circula-
tory and respiratory systems; correlation of the
organs of internal secretion; pneumonia.

McOampbell, Prof. 0(haxl68) W(ilbiir), Kansas
State Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans.
Animal husbandry. Frankfort, Kans, Feb. 1,
82. B.S, Kansas State, 06, D.V.M, 10, B.S.A,
18. Asst. animal husbandry, Kansas State, 10-
12, asst. prof, 12-16, assoe. prof, 16-18, prof, 18-
A.A; Soc. Animal Production. Animal produc-
tion.

McCampbell, Prof. Bagene F(raiiklin), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Pathology, Bac-
teriology. Marysville, Ohio, April 15, 82. B.S,
Chicago, 04, Ph.D, 09, M.D, Rush Med. Col, 12.
Asst. baeter, Wisconsin, 05-06; pathologist,
Minnequa Hosp. Pueblo, Colo, 06; prof, baeter,
Ohio State, 0^12; exec, officer, Ohio State
Dept. Health, 12-16; prof. prev. med. and dean,
col. med, Ohio State, 16- Ass. Path, and Bact.
Immunology; the ophthaJmo-tuberculin reaction
in cattle ; quinin in tetanus ; the toxicity of Bac-
terium welchii; general paralysis of the insane;

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metabolism in dementia praecoz; the transfor-
mation of tissues; preventive medicine; typhna
fever ; infantile paralysis ; bronchial asthma.

McCaxin, Dr. Oertrnde F(ldi6r), 1273 Lexington
Ave, New York, N. Y. Pathology. Tewksbury,
Mass, Feb. 8, 89. AJB, Wellesley, 09; M.D
Cornell, 15. Fellow, Bockefeller Inst, 16-17
pathologist, N. Y. City Board of Health, 17-18
contract surgeon, U.S.A, 18-19. A.A; Asa.
Path, and Bact ; Am. Med. Ass ; Mass. Med. Soe.
Biological chemistry; nutritional diseasea

McCaon, Dr. WiUiam 8(liAxp), 1271 Lexington
Ave, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Cadiz, Ohio,
July 6, 89. A.B, Ohio Stete, 11; M.D, Cornell,
15. Cabot fellow in charge lab. snrg. research,
Harvard Med. Sch, 16-17; capt, M.C, 17-19;
ingtr, med, eol. med, Cornell, 19^ Besearch fel-
low, Bussell Sage Inst, of Path, 19-; adj. asst.
visiting physician, Bellevue Hosp, 19- Soc.
Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc. Disorders of metabo-
lism; metabolism in tuberculosis, hyperthyroid-
ism, Hodgkin 's disease and Paget 's disease ; ex-
perimental tetany.

McCarthy, Dr. J(olm) G(eorg6), 112 St. Mark St,
Montreal, Can. Anatomy, Sorel, Que, March
23, 62. Ottawa, 82; M.D, CM, McGill, 88.
Asst. demonstrator anat, McGill, 92-95, demon-
strator, 95-98, senior demonstrator, 98-00, lec-
turer, 00-03, asst. prof, 03-09, applied anat, 09-
10. Ass. Anat; Montreal Medico-CSiirurg. Soc.
The brain.

MacOarty, Dr. W(illlA)m Oaxpentor, 820 Third
St, S.W, Bochester, Minn. Pathology, Louis-
viUe, Ky, June 10, 80. B.S, Kentucky, 00, M.S,
09; M.D, Hopkins, 04. Asst. pathologist,
Konigin Augusta Hosp, Berlin, 04-06; surg,
pathologist and assoe, director of laboratories,
Mayo Clinic and aeeoc, prof, path, Mayo Foun-
dation, Minnesota, 07- Ass. Patii. and Bact;
Ass. Qincer Besearch; Am. Med. Ass. Surgical
pathology; histogenesis of neoplasmata; clinico-
pathologic standardization; new terminology
and classification of neoplasia and neoplasmato.

MeOaskey, H(lram) D(ryer), Bora Da Orchards,
Central Point, Oregon. Geology, Fort Totten,
N. Dak, A^ril 10, 71. B.S, Lehigh, 93, M.S,
07. Chemist and assayer, B. and M. Con.
C. and S. Mining Co, Great Falls, Mont, 93-95;
instr. and head master, St. Thomas Hall, Miss,
95-98; instr. math, St. Matthew's Sch, Calif,
98-99; mining engineer and geologist. Mining
Bur, Manila, 00-03, chief, 03-06; asst. geologist,
U. 8, Geol. 8i»rv, 07-10, geologist, 10-, chief,
sect, metal resources, 12-19, in charge div. min«
eral resources, 15-19. Philippine delegate, Int.
Geol. Cong, Mexico City, 06 (v. pros). A. A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc. Geol-
ogy and mineral resources of the Philippines;
mining geology and mineral resources of gold,
silver, copper, lead, zinc and quicksilver deposits
in United States.

ICcOaskill, Prof. V(lrgll) E(vex«tt), Superior,
Wis. Zoology. Knox Co, 111, May 3, 66. A.B,
Ohio Wesleyan, 93, A.M, 94; Ph.D, Chicago, 01.
Instr. math, Ohio Wesleyan, 93-94; prof, biol.
State Nor. Sch, Stevens Point, Wis, 96-02; prof,
biol. and institute conductor. State Nor, Sch,
Superior, Wis, 02-07, pres, 07- Wis, Acad.
The nervous system of annelids; metamerism of

leeches; the anatomy of the nervous system of
various Wisconsin leeches, with special reference
to metameric features.

MaeCanghey, Prof. Vaogliaii, Honolulu, Hawaii.
Botany, Ecology. Huron, S. Dak, July 7, 87.
B.S.A, Cornell, 08. Asst. entom, Cornell, 05-
08 ; head, dept. nat. science. Territorial Nor. Sch,
Hawaii, 08-10; prof, bot. Col. of Hawaii, 10-
19; supt. pttb, instruction, Hawaii, 19- Lec-
turer, teachers' institutes, N. Y, 07-08; instr.
nature study and biol. Lake Chautauqua Sum-
mer Sch, 06-18. A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc.
Hawaiian ecology and botany; agricultural edu-
cation; school administration.

McOanghey, 9rof. WilUam J(olin), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Mineralogy, Phila-
delphia, Pa, June 21, 82. B^^ Pennsylvania,
06; Ph.D, George Washington, 12. Assayer,
Bur. of Mint, Washington, 06-08; scientist, soil
lab, bur. of soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08-11; asst.
prof, miner, Ohio State, 11-16, prof, 16- IT. S.
Assay Commission, 09. A. A; .Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng; Miner. Soc. Microscopical determination
of soil-forming minerals; chemical crystallog-
raphy.

McGauIey, Dr. G«o(rge) V(e8t), Coming Glass
Works, Coming, N. Y. Physics, PerryvUle,
Mo, Nov. 5, 82. B.§, Northwestern, 08; Wis- •
cousin, 08-09, A.M, 09, fellow, 09-11, Ph.D, 11.
Instr. physics, Northwestern, 11-17; asst. physi-
cist. Bur. Standards, 17-18; with Coming Glass
Works, 18- A.A; Physical Soc; Ceramic Soc;
111. Acad. Distribution of energy in the spectra
of incandescent metals as a function of absolute
temperature.

MeOaoatUiid, Prof. E(lmer) J(aiDaB), University
of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Civil and mining
engineering, Quincy, Wis, Jan. 9, 64. B.C.E,
Cornell (Iowa), 92; M.C.E, Cornell, 97. Prac-
tising civil and mining engineer, Calif, Oregon,
and Mont, 88-96; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 97-
00; principal asst. engineer in construction of
clearing yards, Chicago, 00-01; prof, civil eng,
sch. mines and metal, Missouri, 01-02; asst.
prof, mining and surv, Cornell, 02-08; prof,
munic. eng, Washington (Seattle), 08-14; sani-
tary engineer. State BoArd of Health, 09-14;
dean eng. faculty and director, eng. exp. sta,
Missouri, 14- A. A; Civil Eng; Min. Eng; Eng.
Educ. Properties of reinforced concrete ; elastic
properties of specially treated steel; effect of
low temperature on overstressed steel; tensile
strength of reinforced concrete; effect of drift-
ing punched and drilled holes in soft steel
plates; economic design of wood stave conduits;
treatment of sewage.

McOay, Prof. L(eSoy) W(iley), Princeton, N. J.
*Chemistry, Borne, Ga, Aug. 9, 57. A.B,
Princeton, 78, A.M, 81, ScD, 83; Freiberg, 78-
81; Heidelberg, 82. Asst. anal, chem, Prynce-
ton, 83-86, instr. 86-89, asst. prof, 89-92, prof,
inorg, chem, 9t- A.A; Chem. Soc; Min. Eng;
Philos. Soc; London Chem. Soc. Methods for
determining arsenic; the sulpho and sulphoxy
compounds of arsenic; the salts of trisulphoxy-
arsenic acid; separation of tin and antimony;
the U9^ of hydrofluoric acid in ordinary and in
electrochemical analysis.

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McCleUan, Dr. W(ilUa)m, University of Pennayl-
yania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physios. Philadel-
phia, Nov. 5, 72. B.S, Pennsylvajiia, 00, Ph.D.
Asat. eng, Swarthxnore, 90-91; instr, math,
Boys' High Seh, JEfeading, Pa, 91>98; physics,
Pennsylvania, 00- Physical Soc; Elee. Eng;
Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; Pa. Forestry Ass.

McClelland, Prof. J(aine8) FCaxley), Liberty Na-
tional Bank, New York, N. T. Mining engineer-
ing. Ponghkeepsie, N. T, March 3, 78. E.M,
Columbia, 00; A.M, Yale, 10. Instr. geol. and
mining, Wyoming, 00-01; mining, Columbia,
02-05; asst. prof, Stanford, 08, prof, 09-10;
mining eng, Yale, 10-17; ed-in-chief, specifica-
tion sect, Sig. C, 17-18; chief, production, bur.
aircraft production, 18-19; eoniulting engineer,
Liberty Nat. Bank, 19- Lecturer mining eng,
Yale, 09. Min. Eng; Conn. Acad.

IfeOlenahan, Prof. Fraada M(itdieU), 620 Cali-
fornia Ave, Oakmont, Pa. Chemistry, Winter-
set, Iowa, Jan. 27, 76. A.B, Tarkio, 96; Yale,
00, A.M, 01, 01-03, 05-06; Chicago, summers,
97, 05. Instr. science, high sch, Pittsburgh, Pa,
96-99; asst. chem, Yale, 01-03; instr, Kansas
State, 03-05; prof, Maryville, 06-10; Tarkio,
10-11; Maryville, 11-17; fellow, Mellon Inst,
16-18; consulting chemist, United Chem. Co, 19-
Asst. chem, Chicago, suomier, 05. A.A; Qiem.
Soc. Structural formulae of aluminum, barium,
magnesium and thallium chlorids; development
of fat in black walnut; Chilhowee iron ore de-
posits of Blount County, Tennessee.

McOlenahan, Prof. Howard, Joseph Henry House,
Princeton, N. J. Physios, Electrical engineering.
Port Deposit, Md, Oct. 19, 72. E.E, Princeton,
95, M.S, 97. Instr. physics, Princeton, 97-99,
instr. physics and asst. elec. eng, 99-02, asst.
prof, physics, 02-06, prof, 06-, dean of col, It-
Officer Order of the Crown, Belgium. Physical
Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Diffraction of electric
waves.

McOlanahan, W(illiam) S(taiiley), Dominion Ob-
servatory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Appleby,
Ont,- July 14, 92. B.A, Toronto, 14. Asst. as-
tronomer, Dominion Ohservatory, 14- Demon-
strator, physical lab, Toronto, 14. Boyal Astron.
Soc. Can. Meridian circle; fundamental stars.

McOletidon, Prof. JCesse) F(rancla), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Physiology,
Biochemistry. Lanette, Ala, Dec 21, 80. B.S,
Texas, 03, fellow, 03-04, M.S, 04; fellow, Penn-
sylvania, 04-06, Ph.D, 06. Asst. zool, Texas, 00-
03; prof, biol, Randolph-Macon, 06-07; instr.
zool, Missouri, 07-09; asst. histol, med. col,
Cornell, 09-11, instr. anat, 11-14; physiol, Min-
nesota, 14-16, asst. prof, 16-17, assoc. prof, 17-
20, prof, physiol. chem, BO- Ajsst, Woods Hole,
06, 08; res. naturalist, San Diego Biol. Ass, 07;
capt, B.C. A.A; Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soc.
Experimental zoology and physiology; cytology;
embryology; taxonomy; life history; animal be-
havior; hydrogen-ion concentration; alkaline
reserve; metabolism; vitamins.

Mcdenon, Prof. B(ayinond) B(enediet), Grin-
nell, Iowa. Mathematics. Yankton, S. Dak,
Aug. 4, 83. A.B, Yankton, 02; Ph.D, Yale, 05;
Munich, 10; Columbia, 18. Instr. math, Orin-
nell, 05-07, asst. prof, 07-10, assoc. prof, 10-18,
prof, 18- Exten. instr. math, Columbia, 18;

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, assoc. ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 19- A.A;
Math. Soc ; Math. Ass. History of mathematics ;
Leonardo of Pisa 's works ; elementary functions.

McOlintodc, Dr. 01ia(rle)8 T(homa8), Asheville,
N. C. Bacteriology. Bourbon Co, Ky, March
16, 60. A.B, Ky. Wesleyan, 81; Ph.D, Michi-
gan, 92, M.D, 94. Director, bacter. and serum
laboratories, Parke, Davis and Co, 94-10. Asst,
Michigan, 91-95; lecturer bacter, Detroit Col.
Med, 96- A. A; Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass; fel.
Am. Acad. Med; Pub. Health Ass. Etiology of
hog cholera; etiology of vaccinia and smaUpox;
serum therapy.

McOUntodE, JCames) A(ll)ertliie), Experiment,
6a. Plant pathology. Chicago, 111, Oct. 31, 89.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 13; M.S, Wisconsin, 14.
Agent, bur. p&nt indust, U. S. Dept. Agr^ 13-
14; plant pathologist, Va. Truck Exp. Sta, 15-
18 ; botanigt and plant pathologist, Ga. Exp. Sta,
18- Path, inspector, fed. hort. board, U. S.
Dept. Agr, sununer, 15; exten. pathologist,
Georgia, 18. A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Hort.
Sci. Diseases of fruits, vegetables and drug
plants.

BCcdinto^ Prof. J^. (John) Tdiomas), 230

Fairchild St, Iowa City, Iowa. Psychology.
Burlington, Iowa, June 7, 73. A.B, Parsons, 94 ;
MJ), Iowa, 98; Leipzig; Berlin. Demonstrator
anat. and path, Iowa, 98-01, prof, physiol, Ot-
A.A; Am. Med. Asa. Bio-physics; graphic re-
cording of heart action; intestinal obstruction.

MoOlnng, Prof. OClaranee) E(rwln), UniTersity
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Zoology.
Clayton, Calif, April 5, 70. Ph.G, E:ansas, 92,
A.B, 96, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 08. Asst. prof. BOol,
Kansas, 97-00, assoc. prof, 00^)6, prof, 06-12,
head, dept. sool, and curator vert, paleont. col-
lections, 02-12; prof. sool. and director of lah,
Pennsylvania, IX- Acting dean^ sch. of med,
Kansas, 02-06; mem. embryoL staff. Woods
Hole, 03, 12-, trustee; mem. advisory board,
Wistar Inst; managing ed, 'Jour. Morphol';
chairman, diy. bioL and agr, Nat. Besearch
Council, 19- Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool. (sec'y^treas, pros, cent, sect, 10, pros, 14) ;
Ass. Anat; Philos. Soc; PhiU. Acad; Wash.
Acad; Kans. Acad. Sex determination from a
study of the germ cells of insects; spermato-
genesis in insects ; osteology of upper Cretaceous
fish of Kansas; correlation between body char-
acters and cell organization; upper Cretaceous
fish of Kansas; phylogeny of chromosomes;
variation in chromosome numbers; specific be-
havior of chromosomes.

HCOlimg, Prof. B(obert) K(eiiiiiiig), University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man, Can. Physics.
Elmira, Ont, Feb. 2, 74. B.A, McGill, 99, M.A,
01, D.Sc, 06; B.A, Cambridge, England, OS.

• Demonstrator physics, McGill, 99-01, senior
demonstrator, 04-07; prof, Mt. Allison, 07-09;
lecturer, Manitoba, 09-12, asst. prof, It- A. A;
Physical Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can. Energjr re-
quired to produce ions; recombination of ions;
ionization by X-rays; ionization from radium
C; conduction of electricity through gases;
radio-activity.

McOliire, Prof. OOtarles) F(reema]i) W(lUlama),
Princeton, N. J. *Comparative anatomy. Cam-
bridge, Mass, March 6, 65. A.B, Princeton, 88,

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fellow, 89, A.M, 92; Columbia, 90-01, hon. Sc.D,
08; Berlin, 93; Kiel, 95; Wurzburg, 97. Instr.
biol, Princeton, 91-95, asst. prof, 95-01, prof,
corny, anat, 01- Mem. Peary relief ezped, 99.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Asa Anat. (v. pros,
10, pres, 20) ; Philos. Soc Primitive vertebrate
brain; nerve eells of molluBca; anatomy and de-
velopment of blood vascular and lymphatic sys-
tems; edema.

MeClnre, Dr. 0(liarle8) W (alter), 483 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Mitchell, Ind, Feb.
10, 85. A.B, Ohio State, 06^ M.D, 10. Assoc,
med, Peter Bent Brigham Mosp, Boston. Soc.
Clin. Invest. Internal medicine; metabolism;
diseases of the gastro-intestinal tract.

McColliun, Burton, 4208 Chesapeake St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Electrical engineering. Bedfield,
Kans, Jnne 1, 80. B.S, £[ansas, 03. Test, engi-
neer, Gen. Elec. Co, 04; operating engineer, Pa-
cific Elec. By. Co, 05-06; Seattle Elec Co, 06-
07; asst. prof. elec. eng, Kansas, 07-09; elec.
engineer, Bw. Standards, 09- Elec. Eng; Phys-
ical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc Elec-
trolytic corrosion; alternating current ma-
chinery; absolute measurements in electricity.

MeCtoUnm, Prof. E(loier) V(emer), Johns Hop-
kins School of Hygiene and Public Health,
Baltimore, Md. "Nutrition. Bedfield, Kans,
March 3, 79. A.B, Kansas, 03, A.M, 04;
Loomis fellow, Yale, 05-06, Ph.D, 06; ScD, Cin-
cinnati, 20. Asst. chem, Kansas. 03-04; Yale,
06-07; instr. agr. chem, Wisconsin, 07-08, asst.
prof , 08-10, assoc. prof , 10-13, prof , 18-17; prof,
and head, dept. chem. hygiene, seh. hygiene and
pub. health, Hopkins, 17- Cutter lecturer hy-
giene and prev. med. Harvard, 17-18; mem.
committee on alimentation, Food Ad, 17-19;
committee on food and nutrition, Nat. Besearch
Council, 19- Nat. Acad; Chem. Soc; Soc Biol.
Chem; Pub. Health Ass; hon. mem. Harvey Soc;
hon. mem. Dietetic Ass; Life Exten. Inst; Acad.
Polit. and Social Sei; hon. mem. Home Econ.
Soc ; Soc. de chim. biol ; cor. mem. Acad. Boyale
de MM. de Belg. Nutrition of animals with
isolated and purified food substances; deficiency
diseases; faulty diets.

McComas, Prof. H(enry) O(lay), 109 Broad-
mead, Princeton, N. J. Psychology. Baltimore,
Md, Dec 21, 75. A.B, Hopkins, 97; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 98; Ph.D, Harvard, 10. Demonstrator
psyehol, Princeton, 09-12, asst. prof. It- Capt,
Sanit. C, 18-19. A. A; Psychol. Ass. Applied
psychology; types of attention; perception time;
psychology of religion; physical condition and
mental efficiency.

McOonneU, Dr. Outhzie, 8803 Euclid Ave, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Pathology. Erie, Pa, Oct. 1, 75.
M.D, Pennsylvania, 96; Medico-Chirurg. Col,
Phila, 05. Asst. demonstrator histol, Pennsylva-
nia, 00-02; demonstrator path, Medico-Chirurg.
Col, Phila, 03-05; bacteriologist. Mo. State
Board of Health, 06-10; asst. prof, path, St.
Louis, 10; prof. path, and bacter, Temple, 10-
14; capt. and major, M.C, 17-19; pathologist.
City Bosp, Cleveland, gO- A. A; Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Ass. Can-
cer Besearch; Soc. Trop. Med; Phila. Col. Phy-
sicians; Phila. Path. Soc Bacteriology.

IScOomieU, Ira Welch, 61 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. CivU engineering. BeheU City, Mo, Oct.
17, 71. C.E, Cornell, 97. Inatr. civil eng, Cor-
nell, 98-00; contractor's supt, 00-02; prof, civil
eng. Mo. Sch. Mines, 02-^; U. S. Beclamation
Service, 03-09; v. pres. and gen. manager, Idaho
Irrig. Co, 09-12; consultant. Stone and Webster,
12-17; asst. gen. manager, Am. Int. Shipbuild-
ing Corp, 18-19; v. pres, Thoight P. Eohinson
and Co, Inc, 19- Civil Eng; Naval Archit.

ICcOonnell, B(i<^hard) G(6org6), Geological Sur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology. Chat-
ham, Que, March 26, 57. B.A, McGill, 79. Geol-
ogist, Can. Geol. 8wrv, 80-14, deputy minister,
dept. mines, 14- FeL Boyal Soc. Can. (pres,
sect. IV, 18). Geology of western Canada; geol-
ogy of the Yukon territory.

llcCkmnack, Prof. Hany, Armour Institute of
Technology, Chicago, IlL Chemistry. Spencer,
Iowa, Sept. 7, 76. B.S, Drake, 96; M.S, Illinois,
99. Instr. chem, Drake, 94-96 ; high sch, Spring-
field, Mo, 00-04; instr. chem. eng. Armour Inst,
04-07, prof, 07- Chem. Soc; Soc Test. Mat;
Eleetrodhem. Soc. Industrial chemistry; syn-
thetic phenol and resorcinol; manganates and
permanganates; metallic nitrids.

McCk>niiadc, Thomas JCoaeph), La Salle, IlL
Philosophy of science. Brooklyn, N. Y, May 28,
65. A.B, Princeton, 84, A.M, 87, hon. M.8, 20;
Leipzig, 84^85; Tubingen, 85; Columbia, 87;
LL.B, Chicago Col. of Law, 90. Co-editor, * Open
Court' and 'Monist,' 88-03; principal. La Salle-
Peru Township Sigh Sch, OS- Math. Soc;
Philos. Soc Philosophy and history of science;
history and theory of mechanics; philosophy of
education.

MoOotter, Prof. SoUo E(iigone), 1043 Ferdow
Boad, Ann Arbor, Mich. Anatomy. Ver-
montville, Mich, Jan. 23, 78. M.D, Michigan,
10. Instr. anat, Michigan, 09-13; prof, Van-
derbilt, 13-14; Michigan, 14- Ass. Anat. Com-
parative anatomy.

McOonrt, Prof. WCaltor) E(dwaxd), Washington
University, St. Louis, Mo. Geology. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Feb. 2, 84. AJ3, Cornell, 04, fellow, 04-
05, A.M, 05. Asst. geol, Cornell, 02-04, instr,
05-06; Washington (St. Louis), 06-07, asst.
prof, 07-12, assoc prof, 12-15, prof, 15-, dean,
sch. eng. and archit, tO- Geologist, N. Y. State
Exp. Sta, 03; asst. geologist, N. Y. State Mu-
seum, 04; N. J. Geol. Surv, 04, 05; geologist,
Mo. Geol. Surv, 10-12; in charge geol. and geog,
summer sch, Colorado, 13- A. A; Min. Bug.
Building stone; peat; clay; the Bocky Moun-
tains; environmental influences.

MeCk>y, Al0X(aiider) W(atts), Bartesville, Okla.
Geology. Independence, Mo, Feb. 6, 89. C.E,
Missouri, 12, A.M, 14. Besearch asst, eng. exp.
sta, Missouri, 12-13; instr. geol, Oklahoma, 14-
16; field geologist, Mex. Eagle Oil Co, 16;
geologist, Marland OH Co, IS-; research geol-
ogist. Empire Gas and Fuel Co, 17-20; consult-
ing geologist, tO- A«A; Min. Eng; Aas. Petrol.
Geol ; Petrol. Inst. Artesian waters of Missouri ;
effects of capillarity on oil accumulation; oil-
water emulsions; relation of former shore lines
to present oil fields.

McCoy, Dr. G(oorge) W(alter), Hygienic Labora-
tory, Washington, D. C. "Medicine. Cumber-

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land Valley, Pa, June 4, 76. M.D, Pennsylvania,
98. Ees. med. officer, City Hosp, Newark, N. J,
98-00; asst. snrgeon, V. 8. Puh. Health Service,
00-05, passed asst. surgeon, 05-12, surgeon, H-,
director, V. S. Plague Lab, San Francisco, Calif,
08-11, TJ. S. Leprosy Livestigation Sta, Hawaii,
11-15, U. 8. Hygienic Lab, Washington, D. C,
15- Cutter lecturer prev. med. Harvard, 16.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman,
sect. Pharmacol, and therapeut, 19); Ass. Im-
munol; Pub. Health Aas. (chairman, lab. sect,
18) ; Soc. Trop. Med. Prophylactic and curative
serums and vaccines; plague; leprosy; influenza.
McCoy, Dr. Herbert N(ewby), 161 E. Grand Ave,
Chicago, m. ^Chemistry, Eichmond, Ind, June
29, 70. B.8, Purdue, 92, M.S, 93; fellow, Chi-
cago, 9(^-98, Ph.I>, 98. Tech. chemist, Chicago,
93-94; prof. chem. and physics, Fargo, 94r-96;
asst. chem, Chicago, 98-99; asst. prof, Utah, 99-
01; instr, Chicago, 01-03, asst. prof, 03-08,
assoc. prof, 08-11, prof, 11-17; v. pres, Lind-
say Light Co, 17- Chem. Soc; Electroehem.
Soc; Physical Soc; Badium Soe. Quinazolin
derivatives; molecular weight apparatus; equi-
librium in carbonate solutions ; secondary ioniza-
tion constants; affinity constants of indicators;
rare earths; organic amalgams; radio-activity.

McCracken, Dr. (Biary) Isabel, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Entomology, Alameda Co, Calif.
A.B, Stanford, 04, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 08 ; Paris, 13-
14. Teacher, pub. schools, Oakland, 90-00; asst.
physiol. and entom, Stanford, 03-04, instr, dept.
entom. and binomics, 04-09, asst. prof, entom.
and bionomics, 09- Asst. nature study, Stan-
ford, 01-04; asst, Hopkins Biol. Lab, Pacific
Grove, Calif, summer, 02; Calif, asst. to U. S.
entomologist in mosquito investigations, summer,
03. A. A. Mosquitoes in California; inheritance
in beetles and silkworms; reflexes in silkworms;
bionomics; heredity.

McOrae, Prof. Thomas, Jefferson Medical College,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Guelph, Ont, Dec.
16, 70. B.A, Toronto, 91, fellow, 92-94, MJ3,
95, M.D, 03; GCttingen, 99. Listr. med, Hop-
kins, 99-01, assoc, 01-06, assoc. prof, 06-12;
prof, Jefferson Med. Col, 12- Ees. physician,
Hopkins Hosp, 01-04. Am. Physicians (sec'y,
17-); Am. Med. Ass; Philos. Soc; British Med.
Ass; fel. Royal Col. Physicians.

McCready, Dr. E(dwixi) Bosworih, 905 Keenan
Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology, Alle-
gheny, Pa, June 6, 80. Lafayette; M.D,
Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 03. Paedologist,
South-Side Hosp; juvenile court, Allegheny Co.
A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Col. Physicians; Cong.
Physicians. Mental and physical defects of de-
velopment in children.

McOreath, Andrew S, 236-242 Liberty St, Harris-
burg, Pa. Chemistry. Ayr, Scotland, March
8, 49. Glasgow, 65-69; Gottingen, 69. Chief
chemist. Pa. Steel Co, 70-74; Pa. Geol. Surv,
74-84; practising anal, chemist, 84- CommiB-
sioner, Topog. Geol. Surv. of Pa. A.A; Min.
Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; Philos. Soc; British
Iron and Steel Inst. Coal and iron resources of
the southwest, Virginia and Kentucky.

McOrory, S(amuel) H(eiiry), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C, CivU engi-
neering. Iowa City, Iowa, May 5, 79. B.S,

Iowa, 04, C.E, 08. Practising engineer, 04-06;
chief drainage investigatiofu, bur, pub. roads,
TJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 07- Civil Eng; Soc Test.
Mat; Agr. Eng; Wash. Soc. Civil Eng.

McC^osky, Prof. Carl B(aymond), Syracuse Uni-
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Bosewood,
Ohio, March 16, 90. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 12;
fellow, Ohio State, 13-15, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. chem. and physics, high sch, Meadville,
Pa, 1^13; asst. instr. chem, Ohio State, 15-17;
instr, Oregon Col, 17-18; Col. City of N. Y,
18-19; prof, qual, anal, Syracuse, 19- Chem.
Soc. Analytical chemistry; oxidizing action of
potassium dichromate.

McCmdden, Prof. Francis H(enry), Bobert
Brigham Hospital, Boston, Mass. Biological
chemistry. Boston, Jan. 5, 79. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 00; M.D, Harvard, 08; Wiirzburg, 08-10;
Munich, 13. Asst. biochem. Harvard Med. Sch,
06-08; Pharmacol, Wiirzburg, 09-10; chief,
chem. lab, Bockefeller Inst. Hosp, 10-13; direc-
tor of laboratories, Robert Brigham Hosp, IS-;
asst. prof, applied therapeut. Tufts, 14-18, prof,
18- Capt, M. C, 19. A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soe. Biol. Chem; Ass. Study Int. Secretions;
Harvey Soc; Therapeut. Soc; Am. Med. Ass;
Oong. Int. Med. Pharmacology; metaboHsm in
chronic diseases; effect of treatment on metabo-
lism; metabolism in infantilism.

MMlfabbin, W (alter) A(lex), Pennsylvania Bureau
of Plant Industry, Harrisburg, Pa. Botany.
Ont, Can. B.A, Toronto, 08, M. A, 09 ; Harvard,
10-11. Asst. bot, Toronto, 08-10; lecturer, Ont.
Agr. Col, 11-12; asst. to Dominion botanist, in
charge plant path, field lab, 12-19; dept. direc-
tor, bur. plant indust, Pa, 19- A.A; Phytopath.
Soc; Soc. de mycol. de Prance; Vorein fur
angewandte Bot. Development of the Hel-
vellinete.

McOue, Dean Cdiarles) A(ndrew), Newark, Del.
Horticulture. Cass City, Mich, May 29, 79.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 01, 03-04; Pennsylvania,
10-11, 12-13. Instr. hort, Mich. Agr. Col. and
asst. horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 03-07; prof, hort,
Del. Col, 07-20, dean, agr, tO-, horticulturist,
Exp. Sta, 07-20, director, tO-, agr. extension,
Del, to- A.A; Soc Hort. Sci. (past pres);
Pomol. Soc. Pomology; role of plant food ele-
ments in orchard fruits; inheritance in peaches.

BficCnlloch, Dr. Irene A(gnes), Newcomb College,
New Orleans, La. Zoology. Frankfort, Kans,
Sept. 13, 86. A.B, A.M, Kansas, 13; Ph.D,
California, 16. Asst. zool, California, 13-16;
acting prof. Occidental, 16-17;' biol, Newcomb,
Tulanc, 17- A.A; Micros. Soc; Pacific Biol.
Soc. Protozoology,

McCuUoch, Ml88 lACia, 1326 Euclid St, N. W,
Washington, D. 0. Plant pathology. Cincin-
nati, Ohio. Feb. 26, 74. B.S, Florida, 02. Asst.
biol, Florida, 01-03; teacher, Fla. State Nor.
Sch, 03-05; asst, sub-tropical lab, Miami, Fla,
05-06 ; teacher science, high sch, Tampa, 06-07 ;
scientific asst, lab. plant path, bur. plant indusi,
U. 8. Dept. Agr, 07-09, asst. pathologist, 09-
A.A; Phytopath. Soc. Bacterial diseases of
plants.

McOnrdy, Arthur W(illiam8), 320 Pemberton
Building, Victoria, B. C. Photography. Truro,
N. S, April 13, 56. Grad, Whitby Collegiate

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Inst. John Scott Legacy medal, Franklin Inst,
03. A. A; Can. Min. Inst; Bojal Astron. Soc.
Can. (past pres) ; Victoria Nat. Hist. Soe. (past
pres). Photography.

AfacOordy, Prof. George Orant, Yale TTniversity
Museum, New Haven, Conn. Anthropology,
Warrensburg, Mo, April 17, 63. A.B, Harvard,
93, A.M, 94; Vienna, 95-96; Paris, 96-97; Ber-
lin, 97-98; Ph.D, Yale, 05. Principal, pub.
schools, Tipton, Mo, 87-89; Pleasant Hill, Mo,
89-91; instr. prehistoric anthrop, Yaie, 98-00,
lecturer anthrop, 02-10, as8t, prof, 10-, curator
anthrop, eoUection, Oi- Delegate from Paris
Anthrop. Soe, Int. Gong. Americanists, N. Y.
02; delegate from Yale, City of Mex, 10. A. A.
(sec'y, H, 01, v. pres, 05, sec'y, 09-16); An-
throp. Ass. (sec'y, 03-16); Ardieol. Inst; fel.
Etlinol. Soc; Conn. Acad; Wash. Anthrop. Soe;
Mo. Hist. Soc; Berlin Anthrop. Gesell; Soc
d 'Anthrop. de Paris; cor. Ecole d 'Anthrop. de
Paris; cor. mem. Portuguese Inst. Gounbra.
Prehistoric archeology; physical anthropology;
eolithic problem; cranial characters of Inhabi-
tants of New Pomerania; Chiriquian antiqui-
ties; antiquity of man in Europe.

MacCnrdy, Prof. HCansford) (M), Alma College,
Alma, Mich. Biology. Warrensburg, Mo, Oet.
3, 67. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 95; A.M, Harvard,
05, Ph.D, 06. Supt. pub. schools, Mt. Vernon,
Mo, 95-99; instr. hiol, Manual Training High
Sch, Kansas City, Mo, 99-04; prof, Alma, 06-
A. A; Soc. Zool; Mich. Aoad. (v. pres, 09-).
Heredity; degeneration of the nerve cells in
Cambarus; development of neurofibrillae and
first movements in amphibian embryo; fauna
and flora of the Alma (Mich) area; effects of
sunlight on the starfish Asterias forbesi; a case of
sex-linked inheritance in man; nuclear reorgani-
zation and conjugation in Arcella vulgaris ; mas-
todon remains in Gratiot Co, Michigan.

McCntcheon, Prof. Thomas F (otter), Jr, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Chern"
istry. Philadelphia, Pa, July 27, 81. A.B,
Pennsylvania, 03, Ph.D, 07. Instr. qu^l. anal,
Pennsylvania, 04-07, inorg. chem, 07-10, asst.
prof, chem, 10-18, aasoe, prof, 18-- A.A; Ghem.
Soc. Electro-analysis; preparation of colloidal
solutions by electrolysis with Hg-kathode; Pt
metals; preparation of optically active cobalt
compounds.

McDaniel, Prof. A(llen) B(oyer), Camp Dix,
N. J. CivU engineering. Exeter, N. H, Sept.
5, 79. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 01. Instr. civil
eng, Case, 06-^7; prof, South Dakota, 07-12;
asst. prof, Illinois, 12-16; head, dept. gen.
eng, Union, 16-18; acting prof, civil eng,
George Washington, 18-; exi>editing engineer,
constrwition div, U. 8. A, 18-19, principal engi-
neer, 19-20, development expert, SO- Struc-
tural engineer, Purdy and Henderson, 02-03;
Fort Pitt Bridge Works, 03-05; asst. engineer,
East River div. Pa. Tunnels, 05-06; pres. Mo.
Valley Eng. Co, 09-11. Wason medal, Am. Con-
crete Inst, 16. A.A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; S.
Dak. Eng. Soc. (v. pres, 11-13). Excavation;
excavating machinery; properties of concrete;
reinforced concrete construction.

McDaniel, Dr. A(lonzo) SCimpson), 35 Nassau
St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. White Lick,

Ind, May 27, 82. A.B, Wabash, 04; fellow,
Wisconsin, 04-05, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 09. Asst, '
Wabash, 02-04; asst. prof, chem, BeUevue, 05-
06; instr, Wisconsin, 06-09; asst. chemist, Bur.
Standards, 09-13; research chemist, Eastman
Kodak Co, Rochester, 13-18; tech. director
operations, exp. plant, development div, C.W.S,
18-19; patent chemist, Pennie, Davis, Marvin,
and Edwards, 19- Electrochemistry; absorp-
tion of hydrocarbon gases in organic liquids;
the silver voltameter ; potentials of peroxid elec-
trodes; eleetrolytie assays of silver; thermody-
namics of active osmotic diaphragms; electro-
lytic manufacture of p-aminophenol and
ammonium persulphate.

MaCDaniels, Dr. L(aiireiice) H(owland), 245 Gil-
man Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio. Botany. Fremont,
Ohio, Oct. 21, 88. A.B, Oberlin, 12; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 17. Asst. dendrol, Oberlin, 10-12; farm
course and bot, Cornell, 12-13, instr. bot, 13-17 ;
bot. Taw products committee, 17; bureau of air-
craft production, 18; asst. prof, pomol, ComeU,
to- With relief exped. to Armenia and Syria.
A.A; Bot Soc Plant histology and anatomy;
phloem development in ontogeny of woody
angiosperms.

IffCDermott, F(rank) Alez(aiuler), 703 Notting-
ham Bead, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Wash-
ington, D. C, Aug. 3, 85. B.S, Pittsburgh, 13,
M.S, 14. In chem. div, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub.
Health Service, Washington, 06-11; indust. fel-
low, Mellon Inst, 11-15; research chemist, Corby
Co, 15-18; chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours
and Co, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. In-
dust. Utilization of cull citrus fruits; biophoto-
genesis; yeast and fermentation.

McDiarmid, Dr. B(lcliard) J(ohn), Dominion
Observatory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Fingal,
Ont, Sept. 13, 85. B.A, Toronto, 10; fellow,
Pittsburgh, 10-11, M.S, 11; fellow, Princeton,
12-15, Ph.D, 15. Astronomer, Dominion Obser-
vatory, 11-12, 15- Gk)ld medal, Boyal Astron.
Soc. Can, 10. Astron. Soc; Koyal Astron. Soc.
Variable stars of algol type; meridian circle
observations.

McDole, Prof. 0(iiy) B(aymoiid), University
of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Chemistry. Evanston.
HI, April 16, 86. B.S, A.M, Nebraska, 11. Be-
search asst. agr. chem, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 11-13;
div. soils, Minn. Exp. Sta, 16-17, asst. soils
chemist, 19-20, asst. prof, soil chem, Minnesota,
19-20; assoc. prof, agron, Idaho, and soil tech-
nologist, Exp. Sta, to- With U.S.A, 17-19.
Soil physios and chemistry; glutaric acids; soil
moisture.

MacDonald, Arthur, The Congressional, Washing-
ton, D. C. Psychology. Caledonia, N. Y, July
4, 56. A.B, Bochester, 79; Union Theol. Sem,
83; Harvard, 83-85; Berlin, Paris, Zurich and
Leipzig, 85-89. Decent eriminol, Clark, 89-91;
specialist, U. S. Bur. Educ, 92-03. Psychol.
Ass ; Soc. d 'Hypnol. et Psychol, de Paris ; Cong.
del' Antrop. Crim; cor. Antwerp. Paedolog.
Schooldiest. Psychological and anthropological
study of children; modern man; mentality of
nations; legislative ability; abnormal man; psy-
chophysical in connection with pathosoisial
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MacDonald, Dr. Oarlos F(rederick), 15 £. 48th St,
New York, N. Y. Psychiatry. NilcB, Ohio, Aug.
29, 45. Iron City Col, 65-66; M.D, Bellevne
HoBp. Med. Col, 69; hon. A.M, Union, 94; LL.D,
N. Y. Univ, 17. Asst. physician, Kings Co.
Hosp, 69-70; Kings Co. Asylum, 70-73, supt,
73-75; Anbnrn State Hosp, 76-80, 81-89; Bing-
hamton State Hosp, 80-81; prof, mental dis-
eases, Z7nH7. and BeUevue Hosp. Med. Col, 87-
98, mental dieeaeee and med. juris, 98r-05, emer.
prof, OS- Pres, N. Y. Lunacy Commission, 89-
06; lecturer insanity, Albany Med. Col, 91-92;
consulting physician, Manhattan State Hosp;
consulting alienist, Haekensack Hosp. Medico-
Psychol. Ass. (pres, 14); Am. Med. Ass; N, Y.
Acad. Med; N. Y. Psychiat. Soc. Mental dis-
ease.

Macdonald, Gharles, 812 Riverside Avenue, Tren-
ton, N. J. CivU engineering. Gananoque, Can,
Jan. 26, 37. C.E, Rensselaer, 57; Queen's
(Can), 80, LL.D, 94. Asst. engineer. Grand
Trunk Ry, and in charge surveys and construc-
tion, Phila. and Reading R. R, 63-68; engaged
in bridge fsonstruction, 70-00; mem. Union
Bridge Co, 84-00. Trustee, Rensselaer. Civil
^T^S' (pres, 08-09). Bridge design.

MacDonald, Dr. D(oiiald) F(raxidfl), Sinclair Ex-
ploration Co, Liberty Tower Building, New
York, N. Y. Geology, Engineering. Pictou Co,
N. S, Oct. 4, 75. B.S, Washington (Seattle),
05; M.S, George Washington, 06; fellow, Chi-
cago, 07-08; LL.D, St. Johns, 13. Junior geol-
ogist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 08; asst geol, Chicago,
08-09; instr. geol. and chem, Tulane, 09-10;
asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 10-14, geolo-
gist, 14-17; min. eng, bur. mines, 17; in charge
explorations in Panama and Costa Rica, Sinclair
Cent. Am. OUCorp,l7-19,oil geology, 19- Geol-
ogist, Isthmian Canal Commission, 11-18. A.A;
Geol. Soc; fel. Geol. Soe; Wash. Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad. The geology of the Snoqualmie,
Coeur d'Alene and Philipsburg quadrangles;
economic features of northern Idaho and north-
western Montana; the Bohemia mining district,
Oregon; tiie Weaverville-Trinity Center gold
gravels; the Coffee Creek-Trinity Center quarts
mines; engineering problems of the Panama
Canal; the slides in Culebra Cut, Panama; earth-
quakes and the Panama CanaL

McDonald, Dr. SUlee, 174 W. 58th St, New York,
N. Y. Surgery. Fort Ellice, Can, Oct. 27, 76.
B.A, McGill, 97, M.D, CM, 01. Iwtr. surg,
N. r. PoetGrad. Med. Soh. and Eosp, 07- A.A ;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. -Diseases
of women; kidney diseases of women.

BiacDonald, Dr. Margaret B(azter), State Col-
lege, Pa. Chemistry. Charlottesville, Va, Feb.
21, 70. Pa. State, 93-95; B.S, Mt. Holyoke, 98;
Pennsylvania, 99-00; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 02.
Asst. chem, Mt. Holyoke, 95-97; instr. chem.
and physics, Asheville Col, 01-02; chem, Stato
Normal, Trenton, N. J, 02-04; substitute, Vas-
sar, 04-05 ; chemist, Exp. Sta, Newark, Del, 05-
07; asst. prof. agr. chem. and later prof, food
and nutrition, Pa. State, 07- A.A; Chem. Soe.
Organic chemistry; biochemistry; nutrition.

McDonnell, 0(iirti8) OCriaa), Bureau of Chem-
istry, Washington, D. 0. Chemistry. Florence,
Pa, Feb. 25, 75. B.S, Md. Col, 95, ScD, 20.

Asst chemist, (?leroson, 96-07; hur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 07-11^ chief, insecticide and fungi-
cide lab, 11- A. A; Chem. Soc. Manufacture of
starch from sweet potatoes ; rice plant and prod-
ucts; insecticides, arsenates of lead and calcium;
hydrocyanic acid.

McDonnell, Dr. H(enry) B(amett), College Park,
Md. Chemistry. Florence, Pa, Oct 31, 63.
B.S, Pa. State^ 86, M.S, 09; MJ), Ck>L Physi-
cians and Surg, Baltimore, 88; Hopkins, 91-92.
Asst. chem, Pa. State, 84-85; Md. Col. Phar-
macy, 85-86; Col. Physicians and Surg, Balti-
more, 87-88; asst. chemist, Pa. Exp. Sta, 88-
91; prof. agr. chem, Maryland, 91-92, chem,
9g-, dean, sch. chem, 19-; state chemist, Md,
92- A.A; Agr. Chem; Chem. Soc; Am. Med.
Ass; Feed Control Off. (pres, 14). Composi-
tion and analysis of fertilizers and feeding
stuffs; foods and nutrition.

McDonnell, Dr. M(Uton) E(arle), Peunsylvania
System Laboratories, Altoona, Pa. Bacterioh
ogy. Florence, Pa, Feb. 26, 73. B.S, Pa. State,
93, M.S, 96; Ph.D, Kiel, 99. Asst. chemist and
bacteriologist. Pa. Exp. Sta^ 93-98; bacteriolo-
gist. Pa. B. B. Co, 99-15, asst. chief chemist.
Pa. System, 15-21, chief chemist, tl- Special
agent. Pa. Dept. Agr, 97, 98; mem. U. S. Tech.
Committee Standardization of Petrol, 18- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat; Pub. Health Ass.
Water examination and purification; disinfec-
tion; pathology; sanitation and chemistry ap-
plied to transportation.

MtSDonongli, Dr. Ednard J(08eph), 51 Deering St,
Portland, Maine. Histology. Portland, Aug.
10, 67. A.B, Holy Cross, 89; M.D, Med. Sch.
of Maine, 92. Pathologist, Maine Gen. Hosp,
9e-, visiting physician, 02-; instr. histol, Med.
Sch. of Maine, 97-04, prof, ohsiet, 04- Ass.
Anat; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med.

McDonongh, F(raak) L(awrcnee), Niagara
Sprayer C!o, Middleport, N. Y. Entomology.
Millis, Mass, June 11, 88. B.S, Conn. Col, 11.
Scientific asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13;
crop pest specialist, Niagara Sprayer Co.
A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Insects
affecting southern field crops.

MacDongal, Dr. D(anltf) TCremUy), Desert Lab-
oratory, Tucson, Ariz. *Botany. Liberty, Ind,
March 16, 65. B.S, De Pauw, 90, A.M, 93, LL.D,
10; M.S, Purdue, 91, Ph.D, 97; Leipzig and
Tubingen, 95-96. Instr. biol, Purdue, 90-93;
bot, Minnesota, 93-95, asst prof, 95-99; first
asst. and director, laboratories, N. Y. Bot Gar-
den, 99-04, asst. director, 04-05; director, dept.
hot. research, Carnegie Institution, OS- Spedal
agent, IT. S. Dept. Agr. bot. explorations, Ariz,
91; Idaho, 92; mem. commission for establish-
ing bot. lab. in American tropics, 96-98; ed,
*Jour. N. Y. Bot Garden,' 95-05; mem. ad-
visory board, desert bot. lab, Carnegie Institu-
tion, 02-05. A. A. (sec'y, G, 00, gen. sec 'y, 02,
T. pres, 06, v. pres, Pacific div, 16); Soc. Nat.
(pres, 10); Bot. Soc (seo'y, 01); Soc. Exp.
Biol; Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed, *Bul,' 99-
06); Ecol. Soc; Calif. Acad; Wash. Acad; cor.
mem. Phila. Acad; Soc. d'Acdim. de France;
for. mem. Hollandsche Matschappe d. Weten-
schappen. Irritability and generaT motor reac-
tions of plants; curvatures and movements;

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symbiosis; nutrition and growth; influence of
various gases on plants; relation of light and
darkness to growth and development; influence
of temperature upon plants; relation of plants
to climate; vegetation of American and African
deserts; heredity and organic evolution; re-
vegetation of Salton Basin; inductive influence
of physical factors on plants; alterations in
heredity induced by ovarial treatment of seed-
plants; water balance in succulents; Zeno-para-
sitism; the fundamental physical factors in
growth; hydration and growth; reactions of bio-
colloids; origin of xerophytism and of succu-
lence.

MacDongall, Prof. Bobert» 228 Midland Ave,
Montclair, N. J. * Psychology, Dewittville,
Que, June 12, 66. B.A, McGill, 90; A.M, Har-
vard, 93, Ph.D, 95; Berlin and Paris, 95-^6.
Instr. philos, Western Beserve, 96-97, assoc.
prof, pedag, 97-98; instr. philos, Harvard, 98-
01; prof, afhdl. psyohol, N. T. Univ, 01- A.A;
Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass; Ass. Prof;
fel. N. T. Acad. (v. pres, sect, anthrop. and
psychol, 06, 07). Social psychology; sensory
perception; attention; reaction; psychological
esthetics; rhythms of common metres; number
habit; time-sense; speech; reading; spelling.

IficDongall, Prof. W(altor) B(yroii), Urbana, III
Botany. Tpsilanti, Mich, Dec. 10, 83. A.B,
Michigan, 11, Ph.D, 13. Instr. bot, Illi$io%8, 13-
17, assoc, 17-18, asst. prof, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; IlL Acad. Mycorrhizas; root growth
of trees; mushrooms; symbiosis; ecology of
forests.

MbDongall, Prof. WilUam, Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass. Fsyehology, Lancashire, Eng,
71. M.Sc, Manchester; St. Thomas Hosp, Lon-
don; M.B, Cambridge ; M. A, Oxford; Gottingen.
Fellow, St. John's Col, Cambridge, 98; reader,
Univ. Col, London; reader mental philos. and
fellow. Corpus Christi Col, Oxford; prof, pty-
ehol, Harvard, 19- Major, B.A.M.C, 15. Boyal
Soc. Social psychology; physiological psychol-
ogy; behavior; body and mind; pagan tribes
of Borneo.

MadDowell, Dr. E(dwlii) Oarleton, Cold Spring
Harbor, N. Y. Zoology. New York, N. Y,
Sept. 8, 87. A.B, Swarthmore, 09; M.S, Har-
vard, 11, Sc.D, 12. Instr. BOol, Dartmouth, 12-
18; biol, Yale, 13-14; res. investigator, sta. for
exp. evolution, Carnegie Institution, 14- Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol. Comparative
myology of apes; size inheritance in rabbits;
bristle inheritance in DrosophOa; alcoholism in
rats.

McDowell, Prof. Lonisa S(herwood), 6 Norfolk
Terrace, Wellesley, Mass. Physics. Wayne, N.
Y, Sept. 29, 76. A.B, Wellesley, 98; A.M, Cor-
nell, 07, fellow, 08-09, Ph.D, 09. Teacher sci-
ence and English, Northfield Sem, 98-01 ; physics
and math, high sch, Warren, Ohio, 01-06; instr.
physics, Wellesley, 09-10, assoc. prof, 10-13,
prof, and head of dept, IS- Asst. and assoc.
physicist. Bur. Standards, 18-19. AJL; Physi-
cal Soc. Electrical properties of selenium;
fluorescence; crystal detectors; 3-electrode vac-
uum tubes.

MdBlftesh, Dr. W(imam) E(dwaxd), Williams-
town, Mass. Physics. Griggsville, HI, Oct. 5,

67. A.B, Illinois Col, 88; A.B, Harvard, 95
A.M, 96, Ph.D, 00. Asst. physics. Harvard
96-01, Austin teaching fellow, 01-02, instr. Bad
cliffe, 97-01 ; WUliams, 01-03, asst. prof, 03-05
Thomas 7. Bead prof, 06- Besearch, Caven
dish lab, Cambridge, 14. A.A; Physical Soc.
Occlusion of hydrogen by palladium.

McEvoy, James, 77 Toronto Arcade, Yonge St,
Toronto, Ont, Can. Geology. Carleton Go, Ont,
Feb. 2,' 62. B.A.Sc, McGill, 83. With Can.
Geol. Surv, 85-00; geologist, land commissioner
and chief engineer. Crow's Nest Pass Coal Co.
and gen. supt, M. F. and M. By, 01-07 ; consult-
ing mining engineer, 08- Can. Min. Inst; Lon-
don Inst. Min. and MetaL Development of coal
properties.

McBwan, Dr. EuU D(avi8), Simpson College,
Indianola, Iowa. Geology. Milford, HI. A.B,
Indiana, 13, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 18; Columbia, 16-
17. Paleobotanist, Smithsonian Inst, 17-18;
instr. geol, Northwestern, 18-19; head of dept,
Simpson, tO- Paleont. Soc; Ind. Acad. Braehio-
poda.

McBwen, Dr. G(eorge) F(raxidfl), La Jolla, CaUf.
Physics, Mathematics. Manchester, Iowa, June
16, 82. A.B, Stanford, 08, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
physics, Stanford, 07-10, applied math, 08-10,
instr, 10-11; math, Hlinois, 11-12; oceanogra-
pher, Scripps Inst, CcUifomia, !£-, asst. prof.
California, 19- Physicist, Marine Biol. Sta,
San Diego, 08-11; mem. committee on Pa-
cific exploration, Nat. Besearch Council, 19.
Physical Soc; Math. Soc; Am. Qeog. Soc; Geo-
phys. Union. Applied mathematics; oceanogra-
phy; biology; statistical methods; measurement
of viscosity; temperature, salinity and dreula-
tion in the North Pacific Ocean.

McBwen, Prof. B(obert) SCtanley), Oberlin Col-
lege, Oberlin, Ohio. Zoology. Cleveland, Ohio,
Jan. 6, 88. A.B, Western Beserve, 11, A.M, 12;
Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Asst. 0OOI, Columbia, 16-
17; instr, Oberlin, 17, asst. prof, 19- With
Hosp. C, U.S.N.B.P, 17-18. light and gravity
reactions of Drosophila.

M^Farland, Prof. David F(ord), Pennsylvania
State College, State College, Pa. Chemistry.
Mansfield, Ohio, Aug. 1, 78. A.B, Kansas, 00,
A. M, 01; fellow, Yale, 02-03, M.S, 03, Ph.D,
09. Instr. chem, E^ansas, 00-03, asst prof, 03-
10; Hlinois, 10-16, assoc. prof, applied chem, 16-
20; prof, metal, and head of dipt, Pa. State,
iO- Asst. chem, Yale, 08-09. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Min. and Met. Eng; Steel Treat. Soc. Beaetions
of organic acid esters and chloride in liquid am-
monia solutions; pyrimidines and amidines;
composition of natural gas; helium in natural
gas; alloys of chromium, copper and niekel;
steel and various non-ferrous alloys.

MbFarUuid, Prof. F(raok) M(ace), 2 Cabrillo Ave,
Stanford University, Calif. *Histology. Oen-
tralia, lU, June 10, 69. PhJS, DePauw, 89;
A.M, Stanford, 93 ; Wurzburg and Ziirich, 94-96,
Ph.D, Wfirzburg, 96. Prof, biol, Olivet, 89-92;
instr. histol, Stanford, 92-94, asst. prof, 94-97,
assoc. prof, 97-09, prof, 09-, director, marine
biol. lab, 10-18. A.A; Ass. Anat; Calif. Aead.
Cytology; opisthobranch Mollusea; invertebrate
zoology; vertebrate spermatogenesis; nearoey-

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tology of Mollnsca; Pacific coast Opistho-
branchiata.

McFarland, Prof. Frank T(heodore), University
of Kentucky, Lexington^ Ky. Botany, Son-
bury, Ohio, May 12, 86. B.S.A, Ohio State, 12 n
M.S, Michigan^ 16. Instr. hot, Kentucky, 12-
13, asst. prof, IS- Asst. bot, Michigan, sum-
mer, 14, instr, 15. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Fern Soc; Ass. Prof; Ky. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Fungi.

McFarland, Prof. Joseph, 442 W. Stafford St,
Gtermantown, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology, BaO'
teriology, Philadelphia^ Pa, Feb. 9, 68. M.D,
Pennsylvania, 89; hon. M.D, Medico-Chirurg.
Col, Phila, 98; ScD, Urrinns, 14. Demonstrator
path, histol. and lecturer baeter, Pennsylvania,
92-96; prof, path, and Ixiot&r, Medico-Ohirurg.
Col, Phila, 96-16; Pennsylvania, 16- Prof,
path, Woman's Med. Col^ Pa, 12-15; major,
M. C, 17-20. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Baet;
Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Trop. Med; Pub. Health
Ass; fel. Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Path.
Soc. (pres, 08); Phila. Acad. Medical pathol-
ogy and bacteriology; pathogenic bacteria and
protozoa; general and medic^ biology; anoma-
lies, diseases and treatment of the breast.

McFarland, W(alt6r) M(artUi), 85 Liberty St,
New York^ N. Y. Marine and meohanicaX en-
gineering, Washington, D. C, Aug. 5, 59. Grad,
TT. S. Naval Acad, 79. Asst. prof. mech. eng,
Cornell, 83-85; asst. and later principal asst.
to engineer-in-chief, U. S. N, 89-94, 97-98, chief
engineer, 98, lieut^ 99^ resigned, 99; v. pres,
Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 99-10; man-
ager, marine dept, Bdboook and Wilcox Co, 10-
Lecturer marine eng, U. S. Naval War Col, 94;
mem. personnel board, U. S. N, 97; lecturer,
Sibley Col, Cornell, 00-04; eng. econ, Columbia;
Stevens. Int. Eng. Cong, Chicago, 93 (sec'y,
div. marine eng) ; delegate from U. S. N. to
Int. Cong. Naval Archit. and Marine Eng, Lon-
don, 97, 11. Naval Eng. (ed, 'Jour'); Mech.
Eng. (past V. pres) ; Naval Archit. and Marine
Eng. (v. pres). Growth of economy in commer-
cial side of engineering; factory management;
economics of production.

Macfarlane, Prof. 7(o]m) M(iiirhead), Botanical
Department, TTniversity of Pennsylvania, Phila-
delphia, Pa. *Botany, Kirkcaldy, Scotland, Sept.
28, 55. B.S, Edinburgh, 80, D.Sc, 83; LL.D,
Pennsylvania, 20. Asst bot, Edinburgh, 80;
lecturer, St. George's CoL and Boyal "^^t. Col,
81-89; first asst, Edinburgh, 88; prof, biol,
Pennsylvania, 92-93, hot, 93-20; emer. prof,
to-, director, hot, garden, 96- Curator, her-
barium, Edinburgh, 84-88; acting ed, 'Trans.
Edinburgh Bot. Soc,' 86-90; univ. exten. lec-
turer, Phila, 91-92; ed, 'Bot. Contrib,' Penn-
sylvania, 94- A. A; Soc Nat; Bot. Soc; Philos.
Soc ; Pa. Bot. Soc. (founder, 97, curator, 97-) ;
Phila. Acad; British Ass; Edinburgh Boyal
Soc; Edinburgh Bot. Soc (acting sec'y, 85-90).
Cell structure; insectivorous pluits; plant hy-
brids; sensitive-plants; general histology; sensi-
tive-plant movements; principles of evolution;
hybrid rhododendrons; syn^ronism in plant
structures; Nepenthaceae; Sarraceniaeeae; Ceph-
alotaceae.

Maefarlano^ Dr. WaUaoa, P. O. Box 342, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Agronomy, Silver Beef, Utah,
Dec. 18, 86. B.S, Utah, 10; fellow, Illinois,
1^15, M.S, 13, Ph.D, 15. Asst. chemist, Utah
Col, 10-12; asst. prof, agron, Okla. Col, 16-17;
agronomist, Arizona, 17; chemist, Hawaii Exp,
8ta, 19- Chem. Soc; Soc. Agron; Okla. Acad;
Hawaiian Chem. Ass. Soil fertility; pineapple
wilt; papain.

MoQee, Dr. Anita Newcomb, 1620 P St, Washing-
ton, D. C. Medicine, Washington, Nov. 4, 64,
Geneva and Berlin, 82-85; M.D, George Wash-
ington, 92. Acting asst. surgeon, U. S. A, in
charge, army nurse corps, 98-00; supervisor of
nurses, with of&cer's rank, Japanese Army, 04.
Imp. Order of Sacred Crown, Japan. Ass. MIL
Surg. Heredity in man.

McOhee, Prof. J(o8eph) LClewellyn), Emory Uni-
versity, (}a. Chemistry, Philadelphia, Tenn, Sept.
6, 73. A.B, Emory and Henry, 03 ; fellow, Hop-
kins, 10-11, Ph.D, 11. Prof, chem, and head
of dept, Eiiory and Henry, 08-13 ; Southwestern
(Tex), 13-17; Florida, 17-20; Emory, £0-
Osmotic pressure; osmosis.

McGllI, ▲(nthony), 317 Queen St, Ottawa, Can.
Chemistry, Botiiesay, Scotland, April 18, 47.
B.A, Toronto, 82; B.S, Cobourg, 83; LL.D,
Ottawa, 10. Asst. to prof, chem, Toronto, 80-
85; science master. Collegiate Inst, Ottawa, 85-
87; asst. analyst, Inland Bevenue Service, Can,
87-07, chief analyst, 07- FeL Royal'Soc. Can.
Industrial chemistry; food analysis; food stand-
ardization.

McGiU, Dr. Caroline^ 52 W. Quarts St, Butte,
Mont. Anatomy, Mansfield, Ohio, 79. A.B,
Missouri, 04, A.M, 05, fellow, 05-06, Ph.D,
08, Sarah Berliner fellow, 09; MJD, Hopkins, 14.
Instr. anat, Missouri, 06-11; practising physi-
cian. Ass. Anat. Zoology; histogenesis and
histology of smooth and striated muscle.

MeOllI, Prof. J(ohn) TOiomas), Yanderbilt Uni-
versity, Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry, Monroe
Co, Tenn, Oct. 13, 51. B.S, Yanderbilt, 79,
fellow, 79-81, Ph.D, 81, Ph.G, 82; Berlin, 85-
86. Listr. chem, VanderhUt, 81-86, adj. prof,
86-00, prof, org, chem, and dean, dept. phar-
macy, 00-19, emer, prof, 19- Am. Conf. Phar-
maceut. Faculties (pres, 07). A^; Chem. Soc.

MacGiUlvray, Dr. Alex(ander) DCyer), University
of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Zoology, Entomology,
Inverness, Ohio, July 15, 68. Wooster, 87-89;
Cornell, 89-91, Ph.B, 00, Ph.D, 04. Asst. entom,
Cornell, 90-00, instr, 00-06, asst. prof, 06-08,
entom. and invert, zool, 08-11; syst, entom, Illi-
nois, 11-13, assoc. prof, 13-17, prof, 17- Spe-
cialist, Maine Exp. Sta, summer, 13. A.A; £(oc.
Zool; Entom. Soc. (v. pres. and sec'y-treas,
11) ; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc; Micros. Soc;
IlL Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. External
morphology of adult and immature insects ; mor-
phology and classification of Coccidae; classifi-
cation of Thysanura; Tenthredinoidea; respira-
tion and larval structure of Donacia; embryol-
ogy of Corydalis comutis; wing venation and
phylogeny of the Tenthredinoidea; insects of
northeastern United States.

McGinnlB, Prof. O(lattdA) 8(tonAcUffe), 1942
S. 65th St, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics, In-

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diacapolis, Ind. Oct. 12, 81. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 06; Ph.D, Pennsylyania, 11. Aast. phyi-
ic8^ Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-08; inatr, Peniuyl-
Tania, 08-11; prof, physics and elec eng, New
Brunswick; 11-20 ; physios, Temple, HO- Sound.

McOinty, Prof. B(ttpert) Adonio), Colorado
Packing Corporation, Canon City, Colo. PZant
physiology. West Point, Ga, May 2, 86. B.S,
Ala. Polytech, 13; Lackland fellow, Mo. Bot.
Garden, 18-19, A.M, Washington (St. Louis),
19. Instr. hort, Colo. Agr. Col, 13-14, asst.
prof, 14-16, assoc. prof, 16-20; Held manager,
Colo. Packing Corp, tO- A. A; Soc. Hort.
Sci. Diastase activily in potato tubers.

McGlone, Prof. Bartgls, 613 N. Calhoun St, Balti-
more, Md. Biology. Baltimore^ Md, Oct. 19,
81. A.B, Hopkins, 02, Ph.D, 07. Student asst,
TJ. S. Weather Bur, 01-03; instr. biol. and geol,
HI. Wesleyan, 03-04, prof, 04-05; student asst,
Hopkins, 05-06; prof, biol, St. John's (Md),
07-12; physiol. Col. Physicians aj^d Surgeons,
Baltimore, 12-15; prof, physiol, and director,
physiol. lahf seh, med, Maryland, 15- Seientifie
asst, U. S. Fish Commission, 07-08. A. A. Mol-
lusca; Echinodermata ; physiology.

McGongaa, Dr. A(lexaiider) OCraliam), Univer-
sity of Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Sask, Can.
Thysios. Glencoe, Ont, Dec. 4, 81. A.B, MeGill,
09; Ph.D, Tale, 12. Instr. physics, ShefSeld
Sci. Sch, Yale, 12-17; prof, DeL Col, 17-19;
prof, and head of dept, Saskatchewan, 19-
Assoc. Physical Soc. Emission of Delta rays
from metals under the influence of Alpha rays.

McOratb, Prof. Bernard Francis, University Club,
Milwaukee, Wis. Surgery. Amesbury, Mass,
69. A.B, Georgetown, 94, M.D, 95; Harvard, 06.
Visiting surgeon, Beverly Hosp, Mass, 99-09;
director exp. surg, supervisor autopsies and asst.
pathologist. Mayo Clinic, 09-15; prof, swrg,
principles and director, surg. lab, Marquette,
16- Am. Med. Ass; Col Surg; Mass. Med. Soc
Surgery; pathology; medical education; hos-
pital standardization.

McGregor, ECmest) A(lezander), El Centre,
Calif. Entomology, Everett, Mass, Dec. 1, 80.
A.B, Stanford, 08, A.M, 09. Asst. to curator
of herbarium, Stanford, 06-09 ; asst, entom, hur.
entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 10- Field asst. to
sec'y, Calif. State Board of Health. A. A; En-
tom. Soc; Ass. Eoon. Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc. Polydads; Sierra spermatophytes; South
Carolina plants; pests of the cotton plant; Mai-
lophaga; Tetranychids.'

McGregor, Prof. J(ame8) H(oward), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. *Zoology. Bel-
laire, Ohio, July 23, 72. B.S, Ohio State, 94;
fellow, Columbia, 95-97, A.M, 96, Ph.D, 99.
Asst. 2ool, Ohio State, 94-95; Columbia, 97-99,
tutor, 99-04, lecturer, 04-06, instr, 06-07, adj.
prof, 07-14, assoc. prof, 14- Instr. sool. Woods
Hole, 99-06; assoc. anthrop. Am. Mus. Nat.
Hist, 16- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; Anthrop.
Ass; Galton Soc; Paleont. Soc. Vertebrate mor-
phology; spermatogenesis; vertebrate paleon-
tology; morphology and relationships of the
Phytosauria; South American Proganosauria ;
evolution of vertebrates; Pleistocene races of
man.

BficGregor, BIdiard O(nttenden), Bureau of Sci-
ence, Manila, P. I. Ornithology. Sydney, Aus-
tralia, Feb. 24, 71. A.B, Stanford, 98. Be-
corder and deck officer, U. S. Str. ' Patlifinder, '
99-01; ornithologist, Bwr. Science, P. I, 01-;
assoc. ed, 'FhUippine Jour. Science,* 19-; lec-
turer Univ. Philippines, 19- Hopkins exped. to
Panama, 96; Anthony exped. to Lower Califor-
nia, 97. Pel. Ornith. Union; Cooper Omith.
Club; Nat. Ass. Audubon Societies; Soc. Mam-
mal; Wilson Omith. Club; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Austral. Omith. Union. Fishes and birds; dis-
tribution of Philippine birds.

McGregory, Prof. JCoseph) F(rank), Hamilton,
N. Y. Chemistry, Mineralogy. Wilbraham,
Mass, April 11, 55. A.B, Amherst, 80, A.M,
83, hon. ScD, 05; Gi^ttingen, 80-81, 8^-84;
Heidelberg, 90-91, 96. Instr. chem, Amherst,
81-83; prof, chem, and miner, Colgate, 84*09,
chem, 09- A.A; Chem. Soc; fel. London Chem.
Soc; Chem. Gesell.

McGnlgan, Prof. Hagli, University of Illinois,
College of Medicine, Chicago, IlL Pharmacol-
ogy, Physiology. Lisburn, Ireland, March 29,
74. B.S, N. Dak. Col, 98; Michigan, 00-01;
fellow, Chicago, 02-05, Ph.D, 05, M.D, 08 ; Hei-
delberg, 08-09. Asst. prof, chem, N. Dak. Col,
98-02; asst. biochem. and pharmaeol, Chicago,
02-05; asst. prof, pharmaeol, Washington (St.
Louis), 06-08, acting prof, physiol. and Pharma-
col, 09-10; prof, pharmaeol, Northwestern, 10-
17; Pharmacol, and therapeut, med. dept, Illi-
nois, 17- Aid, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 00-
A.A; Soc Pharmacol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol.
Soc; Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Inst.
Med. Experimental pharmacology; biochem-
istry; blood sugar; strychnine action; glyco-
suria.

MCGnlre, Dt. Edgar B(obin8on), 622 Delaware
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y. Surgery, Mt. Forest, Ont,
Aug. 13, 77. Prof, surg, Buffalo. Surgeon,
Buffalo Gen. Hosp; surgeon-in-chief, Buffalo
City Hosp; consulting surgeon, J. M. Adam
Mem. Hosp. A. A; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass.
Abdominal and cranial surgery.

McGnire, Grace M(ary), Boosevelt Hospital, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y, Dee.
8, 93. B.S, Syracuse, 15. Chemist, Harriman
Beseareh Lab, Boosevelt Hosp, 15- Chemist,
path, lab, Roosevelt Hosp, 16-17. A. A; Chem.
Soc. Creatinin; enzymes; meat spoilage.

McGuire, Dr. Stoart, 513 E. Grace St, Richmond,
Va. Surgery, Staunton, Va, Sept. 16, 67. MJ>,
Virginia, 91; LL.D, Richmond, 16. Pres, Med.
Col. of Va, Surgeon, St. Luke's and other Hos-
pitals. Lieut, col, M.C, 17-19. Surg. Ass;
South. Med. Ass. (past pres). Principles of
surgery.

McHargne, Prof, ^(ames) 8(pencer), 411 Transyl-
vania Park, Lexington, Ky. Chemistry. Bore-
ing, Ky, Jan. 29, 78. B.S, Kentucky, 06, M.S,
14; George Washington, 07-08. Teacher, pub.
schools, laurel Co, Ky, 98-02 ; asst. chemist, Ky.
Exp. Sta, 06; Bur. Standards, 06; hygienic lab.
U. S. Pub. Health Service, 06-07; chemist, Ky.
Geol. Surv, 08-12; research chemist, Ky. Sscp.
Sta, It- A.A; Chem. Soc (sec 'y-treas, Lexing-
ton sect, 17, pres, 19); Agr. (%em; Ky. Acad.

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441

Agrienltural chemistry; effect of manganese on
plant growth; enzymes in seeds.

McHatton, Prof. TOiomas) H(abbard)» Univer-
sity of Oeorgia^ Athens, 6a. Horticulture.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Nov. 12, 83. B.S, Spring Hill,
03, ScD, 07; B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 07; Iowa, 10;
Ck>mell, snmmer, 07. JProf, hort, Georgia, and
hortieulturist, Exp. 8ta, OS- A. A; Soe. Hort.
Sci; Ga. Hort. Soc. (treas, 11, see'y, 12). Truck
crops; canning; soils.

Macht, Dr. David I(8rael), 3420 Anchentoroly
Terrace, Baltimore, Md. Pharmacology, Mos-
cow, Russia, Feb. 14^ 82. A.B, Hopkins, 02, •
M.D, 06; LL.B, Hamilton, 15; Harvard; Ber-
lin, Munich and Vienna, 06-'07. Instr. med. and
asst. Pharmacol, Hopkins, 08-18, lecturer Phar-
macol and therapeut, 18- Am. Med. Ass; Chem.
Soc; Physiol. Soe; Soc Pharmacol; Psychol. Ass;
Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Oriental Soc.
Experimental therapeutics; carbolic acid poison-
ing; alkaloids; benzyl benzoate; benzyl alcohol;
absorption of drugs; food poisons; psycho-
pharmacology; pharmacology of the ureter,
corpus luteum and ovaries; prostate internal
secretion.

McIUiiiiey, Dr. Paxker C(aini8), 50 E. 41st St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Jersey City, N. J,
Oct. 9, 70. Ph.B, Columbia, 92, A.M, 93, Ph.D,
94. Hon. asst. assaying, Columbia, 93-94, asst.
metal, 94-00; consulting chemist, 98- With
Louis C. Tiffany, N. Y. City, 94- Silver and
bronze medals, Paris Expos, 00. Chem. Soc;
Soe. Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists
Club. Glass; pottery enamels; oils; fats; var-
nishes; constitution of glass and enamel; pat-
ents.

Mclndoo, Dr. N(onnan) E(agene), Bureau of En-
tomology, Washington, D. C. Entomology,
Lyons, Ind, April 11, 81. A.B, Indiana, 06, fel-
low, 08-09, A.M, 09; fellow, Pennsylvania, 09-
11, Ph.D, 11. Asst, Indiana, 05-06; teacher
biol, high sch, Fond du Lac, Wis, 06-08; in-
sect physiologist, hur. entom, U. 8. Dept, Agr,
11- Collector fish in Cuba, Indiana, 05. A. A;
Entom. Soc; Soc. Zool; Wash. Entom. Soc.
Insect behavior; sense organs and histology of
insects; physiological effects of insecticides.

BaacTnnes, Prof. Duncaa A(rthiir), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemistry, Salt Lake City, Utah. March 31, 85.
B.S, Utah, 07; M.S, Ilinois, 09, Ph.D, 11. Instr.
chem, Illinois, 11-14, assoc, 14-17; asst, prof,
physical chem, Mass, Inst, Tech, 17- Qiem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soe; Physical Soc. Solutions
of electrolytes; hydrogen overvoltage; calori-
metry; X-ray reflections.

MaeZimes, Mlas F (ranees) Jtaxk, 10 Dana St,
Cambridge, Mass. Plant pathology, ' Salt Lake
City, Utah, April 3, 92. B.S, Illinois, 16 ; M.S,
Minnesota, 19; Mass. Inst. Tech, 20-21. Asst.
fioric, Illinois, 16-17; mycologist and instr,
plant path, Minnesota, 17- Phytopath. Soc.
Diseases of apples and wheat.

Mdnnes, WllUam, Geological Survey, Ottawa,
Can. Geology, Fredericton, N. B, Jan. 1, 58.
A.B, New Brunswick, 79. Geologist, Can. Geol,
8urv, 82-20, director, 20- Geol. Soc; feL Boyal
Soc. Can.

BCadntire, Dr. W(alter) H(oge), Agriculture Ex-
periment Station, Knoxville, Tenn. Chemistry,
Wilmington, N. C, May 19, 85. B.S, N. C. Col,
05; M.S, Pa. State, 09; Ph.D, Cornell, 16.
Chemist, N. C. State Board of Health, 05-07;
asst. chemist, inst. animal nutrition, Pa. State,
07-08, asst. and assoc. agron, 08-12; soU chem-
ist, Tenn, Exp, Sta, 12- Chem. Soc; Soc.
Agron; Agr. Chem. (referee, 11-13, 15-17).
Soil chemistry; soil constituents and their con-
servation.

Mdntosh, Prof. Donglas, University of British
Columbia, Vancouver, B. C. Chemistry, New
Glasgow, N. S, March 9, 75. B.A, Dalhousie,
96; A.M, ComeU, 98; D.Sc, McGill, 05. Demon-
strator chem, McGill, 00-05, lecturer, 05-07,
asst. prof, 07-08, assoc. prof, 08-14, prof, 14;
British Columbia, Chem. Soe; Electrochem.
Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can. Physical chemistry;
properties of substances at low temperatures.

Mclntosli, W(i]liam), 72 Union St, St. John, N.
B, Can. Entomology, Archeology, Edinburgh.
Scotland, May 12, 69. Grammar sch; col. sch,
Eothesay, N. B. Curator, Nat, Hist, Museum,
8t, John, N, B, 07- N. B. Fruit Growers' Ass.
Archeology of Acadia; economic entomology;
archeology and ethnology of New Brunswick.

Mclntyre, Bev. B(oderi(dE) S(eiinedy); St.
Francis Xavier's College, Antigonish, N. S, Can.
Catholic Univ, 09, 10, 12, 13. Chemistry,
Heatherton, N. S, June 17, 79. A.B, St. Fran-
cis Xavier, 04 ; B.S, Catholic Univ, 10, A.M, 19.
Prof, chem, St, Francis Xavier, 10- Can. Inst.
Chem. Organic chemistry.

McJimklii, Prof. FCraak) ▲(dam), Euclid Ave.
and Kingshighway, St. Louis, Mo. Pathology,
Jan. 20, 82. M.D, Michigan, 06, A.M, 12.
Instr. bacter, Michigan, 08-09; prof, Utah, 09-
11; asst, path, lab, Boston City Hosp, 1^14;
prof, path, Marquette, 14-20; assoc. prof, Wash-
ington (8t. Louis), 20- Ass. Path, and Bact;
Ass. Anat Clinical microscopy and chemistry;
local action of lead; effect of ethyl alcohol on
the liver; origin of phagocytic mononuclear
leucocytes; tec^ical pathological methods.

Mack, Dr. B(dward) L(awrence), Morse Hall,
Ithaca, N. Y. Chemistry, Vergennes, Vt, Aug.
27,. 90. B.S, Union, 12; Ph.D, Cornell, 16.
Asst. chem, Cornell, 12-16; asst, alloy chemist.
Bur. Mines, 16- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc.
Electrochemistry ; electrometallurgy.

MacKay, Dr. A(laxander) H(oward), 163 Queen
St, Dartmouth, Halifax Co, N. S. Biology,
Education, Mount Dalhousie, N. S, May 19, 48.
B.A, Dalhousie, 73, LL.D, 92; B.S, Halifax, 80;
LL.D, St. Francis Xavier, 05. Principal, Pictou
Acad, 73-89; Halifax Acad, 89-91; supt, educ,
N. 8, 91- Lecturer bot. and zool, Dalhousie, 91-
10; pres. Summer Sch. Sci, Atlantic provinces,
Can, 87; governor, Dalhousie, 88-; ed, 'Educ.
Rev.' (St. John,'N.B), 87-91. A.A; Phytopath.
Soc; Bot. Soc; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci;
Beligious Educ. Ass. (v. pres, 08); Can. Educ.
Ass. (pres, 95-98) ; Royal Soc. Can. (pres, biol.
sect, 00); Can. Bot. Club (sec'y, 91-11); N. S.
Educ. Ass. (pres, 74-76) ; N. S. Inst, (pres, 00) ;
British Ass; Int. Ass. Bot. The flora of Nova
Scotia; Diatomaceae; freshwater sponges; sea*
son&l phenomena in flora and fauna of Canada ;

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phenology of Canada; the simplification of Eng-
lish spelling, weights and measures.

MacKay, Dr. Bertram B(eid), Geological Survey,
Ottawa, Can. Geology, Cornwall, Ont. B.S,
Queen's (Can), 08; Ph.D, Chicago, 20. Asst.
miner, Queen's (Can), 09-10; topographer. Can.
Geol. Surv, 10-15, geologist, 15-20. Lecturer
geol, Chicago, 17; geologist, Whitehall Petrol.
Corp, 20- Can. Min. Inst. Physiography;
classification of topographic forms; placer gold
deposits; Blanche Biver landslides.

MacE^ay, O(eorge) M(olr) Jolmatone, Beseareh
Laboratory, Oeneral Electric Company, Sehenec- .
tady, N. Y. Physics. Pictou, N. S, July 29, 83.
B.A, Dalhousie, 05, A.M, 06, 1851 Exhibition
scholar, 06-08; M.S, Mass. Inst. Teeh, 08. Instr.
chem, Dalhousie, 08-09; chemist, Sydney Cement
Co, 09-10; reaearoh engineer, Gen. Elec. COf 10-
A.A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Ilium. Eng.
Soc; N. S. Inst. Chemistry; theory of solution;
luminous materials.

McKay, Prof. M(arloii) B(ertlce), 2723 Jackson
St, Corvallis, Oregon. Tlant pathology. Hum-
phreys, Mo, July 14, 87. B.S, Okla. Col, 11;
M.8, Wisconsin^ 15. Scientific asst, bur. plant
indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 12-16; asst. plant pa-
thologist, Oregon Exp, 8ta, 16-18, assoo. plant
pathologisi, 18- A. A; Bot. Soe; Phytopath.
Soc. Diseases of sugar beets, potatoes and to-
matoes.

McSay, Mts. Venns Pool, 2723 Jackson St, Cor-
vallis, Oregon. Botany. Table Bock, Nebr, May
8, 82. B.S, Nebraska, 04, M.S, 08. Besearch
asst. agr. bot, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 06-11; asst.
plant path, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
11-16. A.A; Phytopath. Soc. Nebraska and
Colorado potato diseases; leaf spot of the sugar
beet.

BlcKeag, Prof. Axma Jane, Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Education. West Finley, Pa,
March 13, 64. A.B, Wilson, 95; Ph.D, Penn-
sylvania, 00; hon. fellow, Clark, 03-04; LL.D,
Lafayette, 12. Teacher, pub. and private
schools, 81-92; instr. philos, Wilson, 92-94, prof,
94-02; instr. educ, Wellesley, 02-03, assoc. prof,
03-09, prof, 09-12; pres, Wilson, 12-15; prof,
hist, and principles of educ, Wellesley , 15- A. A;
Psychol. Ass; Soc. CoL Teachers Educ;, New
Eng. Ass. Col. Teachers Educ. (pres, 11). The
sensation of pain and the theory of the specific
sense energies.

McKee, Prof. Balph H(arper), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Clinton,
Mo, June 20, 74. A.B, Wooster, 95, A.M, 97;
fellow, Chicago, 99, Ph.D, 01. Asst. chem,
Wooster, 94-95; prof. chem. and math, Car-
thage, 95-98; instr. chem. Lake Forest, 00-01,
prof, 01-09; Maine, 09-16; assoc. chem. eng,
Columbia, 17-18, prof, 18- Director, U. S.
Ordnance Sch. of Explosives Mfg, 18-19. Mem.
Perkin Medal committee, 06, 07, 20, 21. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (councilor and chairman, N. Y. sect,
20); Eng. Educ; Ass. Pulp and Paper Indust;
Chem. Eng; Soc. de Chim. indust. Oxygen
ethers of ureas; the primeval atmosphere; sul-
phur dioxid; synthetic electrolytic process;
paper pulp ; shale oil.

McKee, Dr. S(amnel) Stanford, 158 Crescent St,
Montreal, Can. Pathology, Bacteriology. Fred-

ericton, N. B, Oct. 11, 74. B.A, New Brunswick,
96; M.D, CM, McGill, 00. House surgeon,
Boyal Victoria Hosp, Montreal, 00-02; volun-
tary din. asst. to Prof. Axenfeld, Freiburg, OS-
OS; asst. and later assoc. oculist, Montreal Gen.
Hosp, 06- Oculist, Montreal Maternity Hosd,
06-14; demonstrator and later lecturer, ophthal.
and bacter, McGill, 09-; military service in
Europe, 14-19; decorated with C.M.G. Ass.
Path, and Bact; Montreal Medico-Chirurg. Soc.
(sec'y, 08-). Bacteriology of the conjunctiva.

McKeehan, Prof. I«(oiil8) W(ilUam8), 1840Vemon
St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Physics. Minne-
apolis, March 31, 87. U. S. Naval Acad, 03-05;
B.S, Minnesota, 08, M.S, 09, Ph.D, 11; Cam-
bridge, England, 11-12. Instr. physics, Minne-
sota, 09-15, asst, prof, 15-18, assoc. prof, 18-
19; asst. physicist, Bur. Standards, 17-18;
technicist, iur. ordnance ^ U.S.N, 19- Lieut,
U.S.N.E.F, 18- A. A; Physical Soc. Slow mo-
tion of spheres in gases; scattering of cathode
and beta rays; actinium emanation; submarine
mines.

McKellar, Peter, Fort William, Ont, Can. Min-
ing, Geology. Middlesex Co, Ont, April 27, 38.
Pub. schools. Mines explorer; in charge party
under Dr. B. Bell, Can. Geol. Surv, 69-70 ; supt,
Huronian Gold Mine, 82-84; supt. exploration
and development works, Toronto and Western
Mines Development Co, Seine Biver and Lake of
the Woods district, 97-98. A.A; Geol. Soc; feL
London GeoL Soc; London Soc. Arts. Correla-
tion of the Animikie and Huronian rocks of
Lake Superior; pot holes on the north shore of
Lake Superior; gold bearing veins of Bag Bay,
Lake of the Woods.

MdCelvey, Prof. JCoseph) V(aiice), Station A,
Ames, Iowa. Mathematics. Dover, Wis, July
23, 80. Ph.D, Cornell, 09. Instr. math, Cornell,
09-17 ; asst prof, Iowa State, 19-20, assoo. prof,
go- Second lieut. to capt, IT.S.A, 17-19. Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Algebraic curves.

McKenna, Dr. Obarles FCrandg), 155 W. 91st St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, June
4, 61. A.B, St. Francis Xavier, 79, A.M, 80;
Ph.B, Columbia, 83, Ph.D, 94. Chemist, vari-
ous companies, 85-93 ; director. Lab. of Physical
Test, 93-95; chemist, Passaic Zinc Co, 95-97;
consulting chemist, 97- Chemist mem. Munic.
Explosives Commission, N. Y. City, 02-04.
Chem. Eng. (v. pres, 09, pres, 10) ; Chem. Soc.
(past chairman, N. Y. sect) ; Soc. Chem. In-
dust. (chairman, N. Y. sect, 10); N. Y. Chem-
ists Club (pres, 14) ; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Metal-
lurgy; history of bronze; properties of Portland
cement.

McKenney, Prof. B(aiidolph) E(vans) BCender),

Cosmos Club, Washington, D. C. Bacteriology.
Philadelphia, Pa, June 7, 78. B.S, Pennsylva-
nia, 98, M.S, 99; Ph.D, Basel, 01. Asst. vert.
morph, Pennsylvania, 96-97, bot, 97-99; prof,
biol, high sch, Santa Ana, Calif, 99-00; expert
path, and physiol, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01-04; aaat.
prof, bot, G«orge Washington, 02-04; expert,
United Fruit Go, 04-08; expert path, and
physiol, U. 8. Dept, Agr, 09-19, pathologist^ 19-
Military service, 17-19. A.A; Soc. Bact;
Phytopath. Soe; Chem. Soo; Acad. Polit. and
Social Sci; Wash. Biol. Soc; Phila. Acad; Bot.

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GeselL Development of the embryo- sac; Cali-
fornia ecology; luminous bacteria; plant nutri<
tion; nature and properties of oxidases; physiol-
ogy of Saccharomyces niger Marp; tobacco
diseases; physiology and pathology of banana.

liackenzle, Prof, ▲(rthnr) Stanley, Dalhousie
University, Halifax, N. 8, Can. *Phync8.
Pictou, N. S, Sept. 20, 65. B.A, Dalhousie, 85;
fellow, Hopkins, 90, Ph.D, 94; hon. D.C.L, Kings
Col, Can, 12; LL.D, Queen's (Can). Tutor
math, Dalhousie, 87-89; lecturer physics, Bryn
Mawr, 91, assoc, 92-94, assoe. prof, 94-97, prof,
97-05; Dalhousie, 05-10; Stevens, 10-11; pres,
Dalhousie, 11- Mem. Council for Sci. and In-
dttst. Besearch. A. A; Physical Soc; Philos.
Soc ; f eL Boyal Soc. Can. Attraction of crystals;
vibration of rods in liquids; heat conduction;
spectrum analysis; alpha rays; secondary radia-
tions; effect of Becquerel rays on chemical re-
actions.

MmffKft"**^, Br. Donald, 112 Biverside Drive,
New York, N. Y. Physios, Deatherf ord, Tex,
Dec. 20, 87. A.B, Hopkins, 08, A.M, 11, Ph.D,
14. Asst. astron, Hopkins, 14-17; assoc. physi-
cist, Bur. Standards, 18-20; research engineer,
West, Eleo, Co, fSO- Ensign, Nat. Naval Vols,
17-18. Physical Soc; Automotive Eng. Engi-
neering physics; internal combustion engines;
velocity of flame propagation in gas engine
cylinders.

Mackenzie, Dr. Gtoorge M(lner), 220 E. 62d St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, Lawrenceville,
N. J, Aug. 15, 85. A.B, Columbia, 07, M.D, 13.
Assoc path, Columbia, 16-17, instr, med, 19-
Lieut, M.C, U.S.N.B.F, 17-19. A. A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey Soc. Experi-
mental medicine; anaphylaxis; immunity; pro-
tein sensitization.

BCackenzle, Dr. J(olui) D(avid), Pacific Build-
ing, Vancouver, B. C, Can. Geology. Bad-
deck, Cape Breton, N. S, June 1, 88. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 11, Ph.D, 16. Instr. econ. geol,
Cornell, 11-12; geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 12-16;
asst. geologist. Can. Geol. Surv, 12-15; with
C.E.F, 16-20; assoc. geologist, in charge B. C.
office. Can. Geol. Surv, ISO- Economic geology;
petrography.

Mackenzie, Kenneth a(erard), Texas Co, 17 Bat-
tery Place, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New
York, N. Y, Feb. 4, 87. Ph3, Yale, 07, M.S,
09. Asst. instr. chem, Yale, 07-08; research
chemist, N. Y. Test. Lab, 08-10; chemist, Nairn
Linoleum Co, Kearney, N. J, 10-11; consulting
chemist, Texas Co, 11- Chemist, Conn. Exp.
Sta, 08. A.A; Chem. Soc. (mem. council, mem.
executive committee, N. Y. sect) ; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Civil Eng; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Soc.
Test. Mat; Min. Eng; Automotive Eng; Petrol.
Tech; Am. Gas. Inst; Nat. Fire Protection Ass.
(mem. committee on inflammable liquids) ;
Paint, Varnish and Oil Ass. (chairman, com-
mittee on fire prevention) ; Yale Eng. Ass. Or-
ganic chemistry; pyrimidins; linseed oil and its
oxidation products; petroleum and asphalt.

Mackenzie, Kenneth K(ent), 615 Prospect St,
Maplewood, N. J. Botany, Brooklyn, N. Y,
Oct. 13, 77. A.A; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club.
Systematic botany, especially Carex.

Mackenzie, Prof. Marion, 4816 Florence Ave,
West Philadelphia, Pa. Botany. Philadelphia.
B.S, Pennsylvania, 05, Ph.D, 09. Prof, biol,
Constantinople Col, 11-12; Temple, IB- Lec-
turer, Wagner Free Inst. A. A; Bot. Soc; Pa.
Bot. Soc. (v. pros). Araceae.

McKenzie, Dr. B(o1>ert) Tait» 2014 Pine St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy, Physical training.
Ahnonte, Ont, May 26, 67. B.A, McGill, 89,
M.D, CM, 92; M.P.E, Springfield Training Sch,
13. House surgeon, Montreal Gen. Hosp, 93;
ship surgeon, Beaver Line steamships, 94; med.
director physical training, McGill, 95-04, asst.
demonstrator anat, 94, demonstrator, 96, lec-
turer, 04; prof, physical eduo. anid director, dept.
physical eduo, Pennsylvania, 04-, prof, physical
therap, 07- Lecturer artistic anat, Montreal
Art Ass, 99-03; Harvard, 00-01; Olympic
course. La. Purchase Expos, 04; inspector phys-
ical training, British Army, and med. officer in
command, Henton Park, 16; major, B.A.M.C,
15-19. Physical Educ. Ass. (pres, 12-15) ; Di-
rectors Physical Educ (pres, 01, 04-09) ; Soc.
Besearch in Physical Educ; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians. Facial expression in violent effort; ana-
tomical characteristics of athletes; treatment of
scoliosis and other deformities by exercise; the
type of figure in the American college athlete
as compared with Greek ideals (stature and
measurements) ; exercise in education and medi-
cine; sculpture of athletic types; reclaiming the
maimed in war.

McKibben, Prof. Frank F(ape), Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y. Civil engineering. Fort
Smith, Ark, Nov. 13, 71. Arkansas, 87-90;
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 94. Asst. engineer. New
Bedford (Mass) Bridge, 98; Boston Elevated
B. B, 99-01; Mass. B. B. Commission, 01-07;
assoc. prof, dvil eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-07;
prof, Lehigh, 07-^19; Union, 19- Civil Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Eng. Educ; Pa. Eng. Soc.
Structural engineering; reinforced concrete.

McKibben, Prof. Paul S(tilweU), Western Uni-
versity Medical School, London, Can. Anatomy.
Granville, Ohio, March 14, 86. B.S, Denison, 06;
fellow, Chicago, 07-08, Ph.D, 11. Asst. anat,
Chicago, 08-11, assoe, 11-12, instr, 12-13; prof,
and head of dept, Western, London, Can, 13-
A.A; Ass. Anat. The nervus terminalis, eye-
muscle nerves and peripheral olfactory appa-
ratus of Amphibia; mast cells and medulla in
Amphibia; intravascular fat; cerebrospinal fluid
pressure and brain bulk.

MdKlnney, Prof. T(homaB) E(mery), University
of South Dakota, Vermilion, S. Dak. Mathe-
matics. Hebron, W. Va, April 26, 64. A.B,
Marietta, 87, A.M, 90; Hopkins, 89-90, 95-96;
fellow, Chicago, 96-97, Ph.D, 05. Instr. math,
Marietta, 87-89, prof, math, and Lee lecturer
astron, 90-06; assoc. prof, math, Wesleyan, 06-
08 ; prof. South Dakota, 08-09, math, and astron,
09- Mem, Lick eclipse ezped. to Spain, 05;
assoc ed, 'Sch. Science and Math,' 04- A. A;
Math. Soe; Math. Ass; Statist. Ass; Ass. New
Eng. Math. Teachers; S. Dak. Acad. (v. pres,
18). Continued fractions; theory of equations;
vital statistics.

BCackintosh, B(oger) 8(hemian), 2153 Doswell
Ave, St. Paul, Minn. Hortioviture, Lincoln,

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Mass, Feb. 18^ 72. Grad, Minn. Sch. Agr, 90;
B.Agr, Minnesota, 02; M.Sy Iowa State, 10.
Asst. horty Minn. Exp. Sta, 97-03; prof, hort,
Ala. Polyt^h, horticulturist, Exp. Sta, and state
horticulturist, 03-10; asst. hort, Iowa State, 09-
10; Pa. State, 10-11; instr. agr, Caledonia High
Sch, Minn, 11-13; Medalist agr, exten, Minne-
sota, 13- A. A; Soe. Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc;
Minn. State Hort. Soc. (pros, 18, 19, sec'y, 20-).

MacWin, Dr. Ohazles Clifford, Johns Hopkins
Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Anatomy. Fel-
low, Toronto, 12-13, M.B, 14, hon. M.D, 18.
Asst. instr. and later assoc. anat, Hopkins, 14r-
18; assoe. prof, Pittsburgh, 18-19; assoc, Hop-
kins, 19-20, assoo, prof, tO- Assoc, prof, anat,
Stanford, summer, 20. Ass. Anat. Development
of the skull; growth of boue; phagocytosis; tis-
sue culture.

Madachlaii, Dr. W(imam) W(att) O(raham),
4715 Fifth Ave, Pittsburgh , Pa. Uedidne.
Guelph, Out, June 2, 85. M.D.C.M, McGill, 07;
Strasbourg, 12. Intern, Montreal Qetu Hosp,
07-10 ; pathologist, Mercy Hosp, Pittsburgh, Pa,
10-16; lecturer path, Tittshurgh, 10-12, asst.
prof, 12-19, med, 18- Ass. Path, and Bact;
Ass. Cancer Research; Am. Med. Ass. Internal
medicine; pathology of tonsil; melanism pig-
mentation; melanin; pneumonia; aneurysm.

MacLaren, Dr. 7(ohn) D(ic6), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Physiology. Toronto,
Can, Sept 16, 60. B.S, M.S, B.D, Kansas, 86;
Hopkins, 88-90; M.D, Columbia, 96. Prof,
biol, Wyoming, and director, U. S. Exp. Sta,
90-92; practising physician, N. Y, 96-08; prof,
physiol, Oklahoma, 08-10; prof, physiol, Ore-
gon, 10-19, retired, 19. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Okla. Acad; Kans. Acad; British Ass. Pogono-
myrmex occidentalis; Thysanosoma actinoides;
pollenation; ecology; diphtheria; the functions
of lymphoid tissues; lymph nodes and tonsils.

MacLargn, Prof, lialoolm, 38 Washington Road,
Princeton, N. J. Eleetriedl engineering. An-
napolis, Md, June 21, 69. A.B, Princeton, 90,
E.E, 92, A.M, 93. With Westinghouse Elec. and
Mfg. Co, 93-98 ; Westinghouse Co, Ltd, London,
98-00; chief elec. engineer, British Westing-
house Elec. and Mfg. Co, 00-04; ry. eng. dept,
Westinghouse Elec. Mfg. Co, 04-08; prof. elec.
eng, Princeton, 08- Lieut, col, reserve corps en-
gineers. Assoc mem. Elec. Eng; British Inst.
Elec. Eng. Power generation and distribution.

McT»angW1n, Dr. A(llaa) J(ofleph), IT. S. PubUc
Health Service, Washington, D. C. Sanitation.
London, Can, June 26, 72. M.D, Detroit Med.
Col, 96. Asst. surgeon, V. 8. Pub. Health Serv-
ice, 00-05, XMU»ed asst. surgeon, 05-12, surgeon,
12-, asst. surgeon gen, 18- Mass. State Commis-
sioner of Health, 15-17. Pub. Health Ass; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg. Asiatic cholera; in-
fant mortality in the Philippines; water pollu-
tion in relation to typhoid fever.

McZaean, Prof. Forman TCaylor), College of Agri-
culture, Los Banos, P. I. Forestry. Colts Neck,
N. J, June 27, 85. Ph.B, Yale, 07, M.F, 08;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 15. With TJ. S. Forest Service,
08-15; instr. hot, col. of agr, Vniv. Philippines,
15-17, asst. prof, 17-18, assoc. prof, 18-20, prof,
to- A.A; Bot. Soe; Soc. Foresters; Ecol. Soc.
Plant physiology; ecology; growth of plants in

relation to habits; photosynthesis; agricultural
climatology.

MtiLean, Dr. Franklin CChambers), Rockefeller
Foundation, 61 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Physiology, Medicine. Maroa, Bl, Feb. 29, 88.
B.S, Chicago, 07, M.8, 11, Ph.D, 15, M.D, Rush
Med. Col, 10. Prof, pharmacol, Oregon, 11-14;
asst. res. physician, hosp, Rockefeller Inst, 14-
16; prof. med. and director, Peking Union Med.
Col, 16- A. A; Am. Physicians; Soc Biol.
Chem; Soc Pharmacol; PhysioL Soe; Soc Exp.
Biol; Soc. Clin. Invest; Harvey Soc Excretion
of urea and chlorids by the kidney.

McLeam, Dr. FCrank) H(arri8), Geological Sur-
vey, Ottawa, Can. Geology. Halifax, N. S,
Feb. 27, 85. B.E, Dalhousie, 07; Ph.D, Yale,
17. Field asst. Can. Geol. Surv, 13, temporary
asst. geologist, 14- Stratigraphy; Silurian and
Mesozoic paleontology.

McLendon, O(laronce) ▲(Ibartia), Atlanta, Ga.
Agriculture, Chemistry. Bishopville, S. C, May
3, 83. B.S, Clemson, 08. Asst. botanist and
plant pathologist, S. C. Exp. Sta, 08; bot-
anist and plant pathologist, Ga. Exp. Sta, 08-
14; field pathologist, S. C. Exp. Sta, 14-16;
expert cotton breeding, Ga. State Board Entom,
16-20; agronomist, soil improv. committee, 8.
Fertilizer Ass, 20; manager, Humphrey Coker
Seed Co, 20; seedsman, tO- A.A. Mendelian
inheritance in cotton hybrids; cotton anthrae-
nose; cooi)erative cotton breeding for boll-
weevil, wilt and anthracnose resistance.

McLennan, Prof, ^(olm) OdinnJngham), Univer-
sity of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Physics. In-
gersoll. Out, AprO 14, 67. B.A, Toronto, 92,
LL.D, 19, Ph.D, 00; Cambridge, 98-99; D.Sc,
Manchester, 19. Asst. demonstrator physics,
Toronto, 92-99, demonstrator, 99-02, assoc.
prof, 02-07, director, physical lab, 04-, prof, 07-
Scientific adviser to British Admiralty, 19.
A. A; Physical Soc; feL Royal Soc. Can; Royal
Soc. Electrical conductivity of gases; radio-
activity; spontaneous ionization and excited
radio-activity; magnetism; spectroscopy and low
temperature investigations of helium.

Macleod, Prof. Annie Zrf>ni86, Yassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Chemistry, Nova Scotia,
83. B.A, McGai, 04, M.S, 05, Ph.D, 10. Assoe.
prof, chem, Vassar, 19- Organic chemistry;
derivatives of p-dichlordinitrobenzene.

Madeod, Prof. Jiohn) JCames) B(ickai4), Uni-
versity of Toronto, Toronto, Can. *Physiology.
Dunkeld, Scotland, Sept. 6, 76. M.B, Ch.B,
Aberdeen, 98, Anderson scholar, 98-00; Leipzig,
98-99; D.P.H, Cambridge, 02. Demonstrator
physiol, London Hosp, 99-02, lecturer biochem,
02; Mackinnon research scholar. Royal Soc, 01—
03; prof, physiol. Western Reserve, 03-18; To-
ronto, 18- A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc Exp. Biol;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Am. Physicians; feL Royal
Soc. Can; London Physiol. Soc. The causa-
tion of caisson disease; biochemistry of carba-
mates; physiological glycosuria; respiratory
center; lactic acid metabolism.

McLester, Dr. James (Somervllle), 930 S. 20th
St, Birmingham, Ala. Medicine. Tusca-
loosa, Ala, Jan. 25, 77. A.B, Alabama, 96;
M.D, Virginia, 99; GOttingen; Freiburg; Ber-
lin; Munich. Intern, Phila. Polyclinic Ho?p,

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99-01; prof, med, Alabama. A.A; Am. Med.
Ass. (sec '7, sect, practise of med, chairman, 20) ;
Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest. Diseases of
metabolism.

MclCahon, Prof. JameB, Cornell Universityy
Ithaca, N. Y. * Mathematics, Mathematical
physics, Armagh, Ireland, April 22, 56. B.A,
Dublin, 81, M.A, 90, ScD, 18. Examiner math,
Cornell, 83-84, instr, 84-90, asst. prof, 90-04,
prof, 04- Assoc, ed,/ Annals of Math,' 91-98.
A.A, (sec '7, A, 97, gen. sec'y* 98, v. pres, 01) ;
Math. Soc; London Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Mathematical functions needed in the
solution of various physical, statistical and geo-
metrical problems; flow of heat, electricity and
fluids; applications of invariant theory to geom-
etry and the vector field.

McMaster, Dr. LaBoy, Washington University,
St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry, Mt. Pleasant, Md,
March 26, 79. PhJB, Dickinson, 01, A.M, 02;
fellow, Hopkins, 05-06, Ph.D, 06. Instr. ohem,
Dickinson, 01-04; Washington (St. Louis), 06-
10, asst. prof, 10-12, assoc prof, 12-14, prof,
14- Asst. author, 'Carnegie Memoirs.' Chem.
Soc; London Soc. Chem. Indust. Organic and
physical chemistry; synthesis of fumaric and
maleio acids from the two acetylene diiodids;
hydrogenation ; neutral ammonium salts of or-
ganic acids and their substituted derivatives;
the formation of certain alooholates by certain
salts in solution in methyl and ethyl alcohols;
conductivity and viscosity of certain salts in so-
lution; detection of ozone, nitrogen peroxid and
hydrogen peroxid in gas mixtures; acid car-
bonates of calcium and barium; transformation
of nitriles into amids by hydrogen peroxid; ac-
tion of hydroxy lamin on fumaric nitrile; acetic
acid in white lead; preparation of isophenolph-
thalein.

McMetn, Samatf O(ro«ii«iidyk6), 683 S. Los
Eobles Ave, Pasadena, CaUf . Eleotrical engineer-
ing, Eugene, Indiana, Nov. 28, 64. Chief
^gineer. Cent. Union Telephone Co, 96-02; tele-
phone engineer. West. Elee. Co, 02-04; consult-
ing engineer, 04-12; pres, various elec, com-
panies. It- Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng. Electrical
communication; telephony; radio telephony.

^fti»iffiiiftii, Dr. Daniel P(et«r), Board of Educa-
tion, Chicago, III. Psychology, Antigonish,
N. S, July 3, 70. B.A, Acadia, 95; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 00, fellow, 06-08; Cornell, 05-06. Asst,
dept, child study and pedagogic investigation,
pub, schools, Chicago, 00-02, director, 0$-
Lecturer psydioL for teachers, summer quarters,
sch. edue, Chicago, 05, 06. A.A; Psychol. Ass;
West. Philos. Ass. The psychology of normal
and subnormal children; deaJf children; types of
learning in relation to types of intelligence;
educatioii and the manual arts.

^ai*^iii^«, Dr. H(oward) a(OYe), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant
pathology. Schaghticoke, N. Y, June 24, 90.
Ph.B, Brown, 12; M.S, Wisconsin, Ph.D, 19.
Pathologist, bur. plant induti, U. 8, Dept. Agr.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Bact;
Meteorol. Soc.

SCaeBiillAii, Dr. W(iUiain) D(iincati), University
of Chicago, Chicago, III. * Mathematics, Astron-
omy. La Crosse, Wis, July 24, 71. A.B, Fort

Worth, 98; A.M, Chicago, 06, Ph.D, 08. Assoc,
math, and astron, Chicago, 08-09, instr. astron,
09-12, asst. prof, 12-19, assoc, prof, 19- Major,
ordnance dept, 18- A.A; Astron. Soc; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Int. Astron. Union. Elliptic
functions; periodic orbits; real and implicit
function theory ; differential equations ; isostasy;
celestial mechanics; cosmology.

McMullen, Prof. Lynn B(an]u), Normal School,
Flagstaff, Ariz. Physics, Chemistry, Arcadia,
Ind, Jan. 28, 75. B.S, DePauw, 97; Chi-
cago, 08; A.M, Columbia, 19. Teacher phys-
ics, Shortridge High Sch, Indianapolis, 97-08;
head, dept. physics and chem, State Nor. Sch,
Valley City, N. Dak, 08-19; director training
fich, Colo. State Teachers College, 19-20; pres,
Northern Ari2. Normal 8oh, tO- Lecturer
physics, Nor. Sch. of North Am. Gym. Union.
N. Dak. Acad, (sec'y and v. pres) ; Ind. Acad,
(seo'y); Ii^d. Sci. Teachers Ass. (pres); N.
Dak. Sci. Teachers Ass. (pres). Practical ap-
plications of physics and the science curriculum
in the grades.

ICcBfiurphy, JasMs (Ira WUaon), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Botany, DI, 71. A.B, Stanford,
08, A.M, 09. Instr, bot, Stanford, It- A. A;
Phytopath. Soc. Phytopathology.

M^sMnrrlclk, Prof. JCames) Playfftir, University
of Toronto, Toronto, Can. * Animal morphology,
Toronto, Oct. 16^ 59. Upper Canada; B.A, To-
ronto, 79, A.M, 81; Ph.D, Hopkins, 86; LL.D,

• Michigan, 12. Prof, biol, Ont. Agr. Col, 82-84;
instr. mammalian anat, Hopkins, 84-86; pifof.
biol, Haverford, 86-89; decent and asst. prof,
animal morph, Clark, 89-92; prof, biol, Cincin-
nati, 92-94; anat, Michigan, 94-07; Toronto,
07- Instr, Woods Hole, 87-91, trustee, 92-96;
mem. advisory board, Wistar Inst. A. A; Soc.
Nat. (pres, 07); Soc. Zool. (sec'y, 90-93); Ass.
Anat. (pres, 08); Philos. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc.
Can; fel Boyal Micros. Soc; cor. mem. London
ZooL Soc. Vertebrate morphology and embry-
ology; history of science; morphology of Ac-
tinaria.

McKaIr, Pres. F(r6d) W(alter), Houghton, Mich.
Physics, Geophysics, Fennimore, Wis^ Dec. 8,
62. Fellow, B.S, Wisconsin, 91; hon. Sc.D,
Lafayette, 07; R. I. Col, 19. Asst. math, Wis-
consin, 89-91; asst. prof, Mich. Agr. Col, 92-
93 ; prof. math, and physics, Mich. Col, of Miues,
93-99, acting pres, 99, pres. and prof, physics,
99- Assoc, engineer physicist, Bur. Standards,
17-19, consulting engineer physicist, 19- A. A.
(v. pres, 04, gen. sec'y, 07) ; Physical Soc; Eng.
Educ. (v. pres, 02, pres, 04); Lake Superior
Min. Inst. (v. pres, 04-06). Mechanics and
physics of deep mines ; variation of gravity with
distance below the surface; the subsurface tem-
perature gradient.

McNaIr, James B(lrtley), Bureau of Animal In-
dustry, Washington, D. C. Biological chemistry.
Hazleton, Pa, March 18, 89. A.B, California,
16, A.M, 17. Asst. zymol, California, 14-15,
biol. chem, 15-16; asst. research chemist, Nev.
Exp. Sta, 17; Pennsylvania, 18; asst. chemist,
bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 19; chemist in
charge, Chem. Econ. Co, 20; chemist, dairy div,
bur. animal indust, U, S. Dept. Agr, tO- Soc.
Bact; Bot. Soc. Identification of substances by

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enzyme action; poisonous plants; analysis of
bacteriologieal products; citrus by-products.

McNaim, Prof. WCllliam) Harvey, 415 Bruns-
wick Ave, Toronto, Can. Geology. Toronto,
Sept. 3, 74. B.A, Toronto, 99, M.A, 00, Ph.D,
16; M.A, McMaster, 10. Asst. geoJ. and miner,
Toronto, 00-02 ; lecturer, McMaster, 09-19, prof,
19- Mem. 12th Int. Geol. Cong, Toronto, 12.
A. A; Can. Inst. Physical crystallography;
origin of etch figures.

MacNeal, Prof. W(ard) J, N. Y. Post-Graduate
Medical School, New York, N. Y. Bacteriology,
Teuton, Mich, Feb. 17, 81. A.B, Michigan, 01,
Ph.D, 04, Rockefeller fellow, 03-04, 05-06, MJ>,
05. Asst. bacter, Michigan^ 01-03, instr. histol,
05-06; anat. and bacter, West Virginia, 06-07;
asst. chief in bacter, HI. Exp. Sta, 07-11; asst.
prof, bacter, Illinois, 08-11; lecturer path, and
bacter, N, F. Post-Grad, Med. 8eh, 11-12, prof,
li-, asst. director, lahoratories, 12-15, director,
15- Mem. 111. State Pellagra Commission, 09-
12; Robert M. Thompson Pellagra Conunission,
12-17; Am. Trench Fever Commission, 18; lieut.
col, M.R. C, A.E.F, 17-19. A.A; Soc. Bact.
(councilor, 13); Soc. Ezp. Biol; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; Harvey Soc.
Trypanosomes ; Romanowsky stain; intestinal
bacteria; coccidioidal granuloma; contagious
abortion; tuberculosis of cattle; influence of
saltpeter upon health; pellagra; trench fever;
influenza.

McNeil, Prof. H(iraiii) C(olver), 1210 Decatur
St, N. W, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Emer-
ald, Ohio, Oct. 2, 66. B.S, Denison, 96, M.S,
00; Harvard, 96; Chicago, 98-99, 01; Ph.D,
George Washington, 05. Instr. chem, Denison,
96-98; prof, Shurtleff, 99-04; chemist, Colum-
bus PharmacoL Co, 05-07; bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 07-14; Bur. Standards, 14-18; head
prof, chem, George Washington, 18- Research
chemist. Mariner and Hoskihs, Chicago, lU, 99;
TJ. S. Geol. Surv, 04-05; lecturer physical diem,
George Washington, 10- A. A; Chem. Soc.
Silicates; moisture determination; litharge;
fractional crystallization ; analytical separations.

McNeill, Prof. Jerome, Thonotosassa, Fla. Bidt-
ogy. Laurel, Ohio, Sept. 25, 57. Antioch; B.S,
Indiana, 86; Stanford, 99-00; Chicago, 09.
Principal, high seh, Moline, III, 86-90; prof,
biol, Arkansas, 90-99; Palmer, 02-04; biol. and
chem, Florida State, 04-14. Field agent, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 90-91. Calif. Acad; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Cambridge Entom. Soc; Davenport Acad,
(curator entom). Systematic entomology; ho-
mology of venation of wings of Orthoptera;
Orthoptera of the United States.

McNeill, Prof. Malcolm, Lake Forest, 111. Maihe-
matios. Astronomy. Galena, 111, March 1, 55.
A.B, Princeton, 77, fellow, 78, A.M, 80, Ph.D,
89. Instr. and later asst. prof, astron, Prince-
ton, 78-88 ; prof, astron. and math, L<ike Forest,
88- A.A; Astron. Soc; Math. Soe.

BCacNelBli, Prof. H (arris) F(raaklin), 185 Lake
View Ave, Tuckahoe, N. Y. Mathematics, Rob-
erts, 111, Sept. 8, 79. B.S, Chicago, 02, M.S, 04,
fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 09. Instr. math, Univ.
High Seh, Chicago, 01M)8; Princeton, 08-10;
Yale, 10-16; De Witt Clinton High Seh, N. Y.

City, 16-18; Col. City of N. Y, 18- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Calculus of variations; projective
geometry ; certain dual configurations in n-spaee ;
hyperspace geometry.

MacNlder, Dr. William de B(6miere), University
of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, N. C. Pharma-
cology. Chapel Hill, June 25, 81. M.D, North
Carolina, 03; Chicago; Western Reserve. Asst.
biol. North Carolina, 99-00, anat, 00-01, prof.
Pharmacol, 05-18, Kenan prof, 18- A.A; Soc.
Pharmacol, (assoc. ed, 'Jour,' treas. and coun-
cilor, 04r-) ; Ass. Path, and Bact ; Soe. Exp.
Path; Physiol. Soc; Soc Exp. Biol; Soe. Biol.
Chem; Am. Med. Ass. Pharmacology of the
kidney; acid-base equilibrium of the blood; tox-
icity of uranium; toxic effect of the general
anesthetics; nephropathy in the dog.

MteNutt, Prof. Barry, Bethlehem, Pa. Physics,
Electrical engineering. Fort McHenry, Md,
June 15, 78. E.E, Lehigh, 97, M.S, 98. Instr.
physics and elec. eng, Lehigh, 99-06, asst. prof.
physics, 06-09, assoc. prof, 09-15, prof, 16-
Asst. to U. S. A. inspector of ordnance, Bethle-
hem Steel Works, 98-99. A.A; Physical Soc;
Electroehem. Soc: assoc. Elec. Eng; Eng.
Educ; Meteorol. Soc. Polarization of electro-
lytic cells; electro-metallurgy of certain iron
ores; the copper voltameter; improvements in
telephonic apparatus; ignition apparatus for in-
ternal combustion engines; earburetion; tele-
phone receivers.

Maoomber, Prof. George S(taiiley), 463 Auburn
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y. Electrical engineering.
Perry, N. Y, May 28, 77. M.E, Cornell, 00.
Electrician, Perry Elec. TeL Co, Perry, N. Y, 94-
96 ; asst, eng. dept, Cent. Dist. and Printing Tel.
Co, Pittsburgh, Pa, 00; instr. elec. eng. and
physics, Wadiington (St. Louis), 01-02; elec.
eng, Cornell, 0^5; engineer in charge test,
lab, Stromberg Carlson Co, 05-06; asst. prof,
elec. eng, Cornell, 06-14; elec. engineer, N. Y.
State Pub. Service Commission, 14-15; senior
telephone and telegraph engineer. Interstate
Commerce Commission, 15-17; assoc. physieist
and assoc. elec. engineer, Bur. Standards, 17-
19; consulting engineer, 19-20; director. Pub.
Utilities, Buffalo, N. Y, 20- A. A; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Eduo; Wash. Soe. Eng. Telephony; the
telephone cable; telephonic apparatus; auto-
matic telephony.

Maoonn, W(il]lam) T(errl]l), Central Experi-
mental Farm, Ottawa, Can. horticulture. Belle-
ville, Out, 69. High seh. At Central Exp.
Farm, Ottawa, Can, 87-, curator, arboretwn
and hot. garden, 96-, hortioultwrist, 98-; Do-
minion horHoukturist, 10- Soc. Hort. ScL Ap-
ples; plums; bush-fruits; potatoes; cross breed-
ing of fruits to improve hardiness and quality.

McPhedran, Dr. Alexander, 151 Bloor St, W,
Toronto, Can. Medicine. Ontario, Can. M.B,
Toronto, 76, LL.D, 19. Prof. med. and elin.
med, Toronto, 98-18. Am. Physieians (pres,
19) ; Can. Med. Ass. (pres, 07) ; fel. Boyal Soc
Can; several Canadian societies; British Med.
Ass; cor. mem. Medico-Chimrg. Soe. Edinburgli.
Internal medicine.

McPhedran, Dr. William Fletdier, 151 Bloor St,
W, Toronto, Can. Medicine. Toronto, Nov, 8,
83. B.A, Toronto, 05, M.D, 07. Asst. res. phy-

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sician, Hopkins Hosp, 09-11; asst, med, T(h
ronto, IB-; asst. physician, Toronto Gen, Eosp,
12^ Soc Clin. Invest. Internal medicine;
pathological chemistry; anemia; jaundice.
McPhetBOO, Prof. WHliam, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. *Chemitiry. Xenia, Ohio,
JuJy 2, 64. B.S, Ohio State, 87, M.S, 90, ScD,
95; Ph.D, Chicago, 99. Instr. chem. and phys-
ics, high sch, Toledo, 87-92; asst. prof, chem,
Ohio State, 93-95, assoc. prof, 95-97, prof, 97-,
dean, grad. sch, 11- Chief chemist, Ohio Dury
and Food Commission, 07-12; collaborating
chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08-17.
Capt, major and lieut. col, C. W. S, 17-18.
A.A. (sec'y, C, 01, v. pres, 09-15); Chem. Soc.
(v. pres, Columbus sect, 09-11); Ohio Acad;
Wash. Acad. Hydroxyazo compounds; asym-
metric synthesis.

McBae, Dr. A(u8tln) L(ee), Bolla, Mo. Physics,
Near McBae, Ga, Oct. 25, 61. B.8, Georgia,
81; ScD, Harvard, 86. Elec work, IT. S. Signal
Service, 82-89; asst. prof, physios, Missouri,
89-91, prof, sch. of mines, 91-94; assoc. prof,
Texas, 94^96; prof, Ifo. Sch, of Mines, 99-15,
director, IS- Consulting engineer, St. Louis,
96-99. A. A; Eng. Educ; Tez. Acad. Elas-
ticity of ice; cold on magnc^fism; change of
dimensions due to magnetism; atmospheric elec-
tricity; Missouri runfall and temperature.

BiacBae, Dr. Dvncaa, Westinghouse Lamp Co,
Bloomfield, N. J. Physical chemistry, Fay-
etteville, N. C, March 7, 91. B.S, North Caro-
lina, 09, 09-10; Summer Sch. of South, 10; Co-
lumbia, summer, 11 ; Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech, 17.
Asst. chem. North Carolina, 08-10; teacher sci-
ence, Richmond Co. Acad, Ga, 10-12; aast.
theoret. chem, Mass. Inst Tech, 12-13, instr.
inorg. chem, 13-15; chief chemist, eng. dept,
Westinghouse Lamp Co, 17-18; capt, C.W.S, 18-
19 ; research chemist, research lab, Westinghouse
Lamp Co, 19- Chem. Soc (reporter, N. C. sect,
10). Specific heat of organic Uquids.

MeWhorter, Dr. Ch>lder I«(oiii8), 1526 W. 103d
St, Chicago, 111. Surgery, Iowa, Sept. 23, 88.
B.S, Chicago, 11, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 13; fel-
low, Minnesota, 14-17, Ph.D, 17. Instr. surg,
Bush Med, Col, 17- Am. Med. Ass. Abdominal
surgery; tiie bile ducts; anatomy of the thoracic
operculum; bone repair.

Maddison, Miss Isabel, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn
Mawr, Pa. Mathematics, Beading, England.
Girton, Cambridge, 89-92, math, tripos (wrang-
ler), 92; Bryn Mawr, 92-93, fellow, 93-94,
Ph.D, 96; B.Sc, London, 93; Gottingen, 94-95;
B.A, Trinity (Dublin), 05. Asst. seo'y to pres,
Bryn Mawr, 95-96, sec 'y, 96-04, reader in math,
96-04, assoc, 04-, asst, to pres, 04-, recording
dean, 10- Math. Soc; London Math. Soc.
Theory of singular solutions of differential equa-
tions of the first order.

Maddrill, Dr. JCames) DCavis), Finance Building,
Philadelphia, Pa. Actuarial science, Beno, Nev,
April 13, 80. A.B, California, 03, fellow. Lick
Observatory, 03-07, Ph.D, California, 07. As-
tronomer in charge. Int. Latitude Observatory,
TJkiah, Calif, 07-12; instr. math, California, 12-
13; investigator actuarial dept. Travelers Ins.
Co, 13-17; actuary, U. S. Bur. Efficiency, 17-
18; Bupt, Fed. Board Vocational Educ, 18, case

officer and supervisor of training, San Francisco,
18-20 ; actuary, Pa, Mfrs, Ass, Casualty Ins, Co,
HO- k,lL', Astron. Soc; Seismol. Soc; fel. Casu-
alty Actuarial and Statist. Soc. (mem. examining
commitee, 17, 18, educ. committee, 18) ; Pacific
Astron. Soc; fel. Royal Astron. Soc; Astron.
GeselL Micrometry; photometry; orbits; astro-
physics; variable stars; variation of latitude;
casualty insurance rates; occupational diseases;
retirement pensions; war risk insurance; voca-
tional rehabilitation of the disabled.

Bfagath, Dr. Thomas Byrd, Mayo Clinic, Bo-
Chester, Minn. Parasitology, Oxford, Ga, Jan.
28, 95. Ph.B, Emory, 13; fellow, James Milli-
kin, 13-14, M.S, 14; fellow, Illinois, 16-17,
Ph.D, 17, M.D, 19. Asst. sool, Illinois, 14-16,
instr. anat, med. dept, 17-19; asst, prof, din,
hacter. and parasitd, Minnesota, 19-, assoc. Mayo
Clinic, 19- Teacher biol, HI. State Nor. Univ,
summer, 14; scientific investigator. Bur. Fish-
eries, 17. A. A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; Micros.
Soc. Anatomy; chemistry.

BCagie, Prof. WClUiam) F(rancis), Princeton^ N.
J. ^Physics. Elizabeth, N. J, Dec. 14, 58.
A.B, Princeton, 79, A.M, 82; Ph.D, Berlin, 85.
Asst. and instr. physics, Princeton, 79-85, asst.
prof, 85-90, prof, 90- A.A; Physical Soc. (v.
pres, 09, 10, pres, 11, 12) ; Philos. Soc. Capil-
larity; specific heats of solutions; heats of dilu-
tion.

Magnusson, Prof. C(arl) Edward, University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Bledricdl engineer-
ing, Harris, Minn, Sept. 29, 72. B.E.F, Minne-
sota, 96, M.S, 97, E.E, 05; fellow, Wisconsin,
99-00, Ph.D, 00. Teacher science. State High
Sch, St. Cloud, Minn, 00-01; prof, physics. New
Mexico, 01-04; assoc. prof, elec, eng, Washing-
ton (Seattle), 04-05, prof, 06- Consulting en-
gineer, Am. Nitrogen Products Co, 17-18. A.A;
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Eng. Educ; Badio Eng. Anomalous
dispersion of eyanin; dimensional equations and
conservation of energy; electrolytic corrosion in
reinforced concrete; visual sensations in a mag-
netic field ; artificiiU transmission line with vari-
able line constants; induction heater.

BCagniisson, Prof. JColm) P(eter), Augustana Col-
lege, Bock Island, HI. Physical chemistry,
Sweden, Dec. 12, 72. A.B, Gustavus Adolphus,
98; A.M, Minnesota, 03; fellow, Wisconsin, 03-
04; Ph.D, Cornell, 06. Instr, high schools,
Minn, and Mich, 98-03; physical chem, Cor-
nell, 05-06; prof, chem, Augustana, 06- A. A;
Chem. Soc; HI. Acad. Measurement of vapor
pressures; equilibria in gaseous systems; purifi-
cation of rare earths; chemical eompodtloB;
colloids.

MagratSi, Dr. George Burgess, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Pathology, Jackson,
Mich, Oct. 2, 70. A.B, Harvard, 94, BuUard
fellow, 97-98, M.D, 98, A.M, 99. Instr, path,
Harvard Med, Sch, 98- Pathologist, Cambridge,
Faulkner, Carney and Baptist Hospitals, Bos-
ton. Ass. Path, and Baet; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci. Normal and pathological histology of ar-
teries; histology ox tumors; pathological anat-
omy and histology of variola; arteriosclerosis;
melanoderma; acute yellow atrophy of the liver.

448

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Hagrader, Egbert W(atson), F. S. Boyster Guano
Co, Norfolk, Va. Chemistry. Albemarle Co,
Va, Oct. 25, 68. A.B, Hampden-Sidney, 91;
Virginia, 92; Hopkins, 92-97. Asst. prof,
ehem, Miss. Agr. Col, 97-00; chief chemist and
state chemist, Va. Dept. Agr, 00-15; chief
chemist f F. 8. Boyster Guano Co^ld- Lecturer and
asst. prof, food chem, Med. Col. of Va; chemist,
Va. Oyster Commission, 13-14. ^A.A; Chem.
Soc. (pres, Va. sect). Agricultural chemistry;
fertilizers.

Bfagruder, Prof. W(ilUa)m T(homa8), 342 W.
Ninth Ave, Columbus, Ohio. liechanicaX engi-
neering. Baltimore, Md, April 22, 61. M.E,
Stevens, 81; Hopkins, 86^87. Designer, Camp-
bell Printing Press and Mfg. Co, 81-86; chief
chemist, B. and O. B. B, 87; instr. mech, eng,
Vanderbilt, 87-88, adj. prof, 88-96; prof, Ohio
State, 96" Chief of machinery, Tenn. Expos,
96. A.A. (sec'y, D, 99-00, 02-07); Mech. Eng.
(chairman, gas power sub-committee, 19) ; Eng.
Educ. (councilor, 99-02, 07-11, v. pres, 05-06,
sec 'y, 06-07, pres, 12-13, councilor) ; Ohio 8oc.
Mech. Eng. (pres, 05-07) ; Eng. Club Columbus
(pres, 04-05). Gas engines; materials of con-
struction.

Mahin, Prof. Edward O, 27 Bussell St, La Fay-
ette, Ind. Chemistry. La Fayette, Aug. 16, 76.
B.S, Purdue^ 01, M.S, 03; fellow, Hopkins, 07,
Ph.D, 08. Asst. chem, Purdue, 01-03, instr, 03-
06, assoc. prof, 08-14, prof. anal, chem, 14-
Metallographist, U. S. Naval Eng. Ezp. Sta,
summers, 17, 18; consulting chem. engineer,
Mich. Smelting and Bef. Co. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Min. and Met. Eng; Soc. Steel Treating; Soc.
Test. Mat; Ind. Acad; British Inst. Metals.
Metallurgy; London purple; conductivity and
viscosity of organic solutions; aluminates; non-
metallic inclusions in iron and steel; sulphur
trioxide.

Mahoney, JCamea) O(wen), 1900 Crockett St,
Dallas, Tex. Mathematics. Lynnville, Tenn,
Aug. 3, 70. B.E, Vanderbilt, 94, M.S, 96.
Instr. math, Vanderbilt, 94-97; math, and sci-
ence. Cooper Training Sch, Carthage, Tex, 98-
99; head, dept. math, Dallas High Sch, 99-
A.A; Math. Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Matii.
Teachers; British Math. Ass.

Mahood, Dr. 8(amnel) ACrthiir), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Chemistry. Platte Co, Ne-
braska, May 18, 84. B.S, Nebraska, 10, A.M,
11; Ph.D, Cornell, 17. Asst. chem, Nebraska,
06-10; head, dept. chem, high sch, Lincoln,
Nebr, 10-11; instr. chem, I^wrence, 11-12;
asst, Cornell, 12-13, instr. org. chem, 13-17;
senior research chemist, forest products lab, U.
S. Forest Service, and lecturer forest products,
Wisconsin, 17-20; assoc. prof, chem, Tulane,
to- Chem. Soc. Chemistry of forest products;
halogen derivatives of phenolphthalein.

Malley, BCoyal) D(avis), 323 Springdale Ave,
East Orange, N. J. Bleehical engineering.
Lynn, Mass, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04.
Assoc, physleal ehem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-14;
chief engineer. Cooper Bewitt Elec, Co, 16-
Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Elec. Eng. Thermo-
dynamics; electrical conduction in gas and
vapors.

Mailliard, Joeepli, 1815 Vallejo St, San Francisco,
Calif. Ornithology. Bordentown, N. J, Dec. 30,
57. California, 68. Curator birds and mam-
mals, Calif. Acad, 19- A.A; fel. Ornith. Union;
Calif. Acad; Cooper Ornith. Club. Geographic
distribution and habits of birds.

BCalxiB, Dr. E(dwln) B(ntterworth), Agricultural
Experiment Station, La Fayette, Ind. Botany.
Coldwater, Mich, March 31, 90. A3, Michigan,
13, fellow, 15, Ph.D, 16. Asst. botanist, exp.
sta, Purdue, 16-17, assoc. botanist, 17- A. A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Physiology, biology
and taxonomy of Uredinales.

BCaJor, Prof. OCharles) CCortia), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Mechanicdl engineering.
Lehman, Pa, Jan. 4, 69. M.£, Bloomsburg Nor.
Sch, 91; M.E, Cornell, 98. Asst. chief engineer,
Swift and Co, St. Joseph, Mo, 98-99; instr.
mech. eng, Cornell, 99-01; C^ifomia, 01-03;
head, sch. applied sci, Oklahoma, 04-05; asst.
prof, mech drawing, Ohio State, 05-07; mech.
engineer, Midgley Mfg. Co, 07-08; assoc. prof,
mech. eng, Iowa State, 08- Engineer for vari-
ous indust. concerns, summers. Mech Eng.

BCaJor, Prof. David B» Huntington Bank Building,
Columbus, OhiO| Psychology, Edueation. Frank-
fort, Ind, March 26, 66. B.S, Wabash, 90;
Ph.D, Cornell, 96; higher diploma in educ.
Teachers Col, Columbia, 99; LL.B, Indiana, 16.
Principal, high sch, Warren, Ind, 90-92; Fiank-
fort, Ind, 9^98; acting prof, pedag, Nebraska,
99-00; asst. educ. Teachers Col, Columbia, 00-
01; prof, Ohio State, 01-14. A.A; Psychol.
Ass; West. Philos. Soc; Ass. Univ. Professors
Educ.

Major, Dr. B(alp]i) H(enium), Bosedale, Kans.
Pathology. Liberty, Mo, Aug. 29, 84. A.B,
William Jewell, 02; Leipsic, 03-06; M.D, Hop-
kins, 10; Munich, 12-13. Asst. med, Hopkins,
11-13; instr. path, Stanford, 13-14; prof, Kan-
sas, 14- Ass. Path, and Baet. Endocarditis;
anaphylaxis; diabetes.

ICaloolm, OCharles) W(68ley), 1233 GranviUe
Ave, Chicago, HI. Engineering. Boseville, HI,
Oct. 13, 79. B.S, Illinois, 02, C.E, 06. Instr.
civil eng, Illinois, 02-06, assoc, 06-07, asst.
prof, struct, eng, 07-13; v. pres. and gen. man-
ager. Geyser Elec. Co, IS- Assoc, mem. Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ. Graphic statics; structural
engineering.

MUleia, O(tto) 0(8car), MeUon Institute, Pitta-
burgh, Pa. Chemistry. Halstead, Kans, July
9, 89. A.B, Kansas, 12, M.S, 13. Commercial
chemist, 12-16; fellow, Koppers Co, Mellon Inst^
17- Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat. Beactions o'f
f ormamidines ; coal and coke.

MallinckrQdt> E(dward), Jr, 16 Westmoreland
Place, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. St. Louis,
Nov. 17, 78. A.B, Harvard, 00, A.M, 01. F.
pres, Mailinckrodt Chem. Works, 05- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Mech. Eng.

Malloch, John BusseU, Urbana, HI. Entomology,
Milton of Campsie, Scotland, Nov. 16, 75. B.A,
Glasgow, 97. Scientific asst, bur. entom, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 12-13 ; asst. to state entomologiat,
HI, 13-17; entomologist, III. Nat. Hist. Surv,
17^ Ecol. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; fel. London

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

449

Entom. Soc. Biology and taxonomy of Diptera,
Hemiptera and Hymenoptera.

Mallory, Dr. F(raiik) B(iirr), Boston City Hos-
pital, Boston, Mass. ^Pathology, Cleveland,
Ohio, Nov. 12, 62. A.B, Harvard, 86, A.M, M.D,
90, fellow (Prague and Freiburg), 93-94. Asst.
histol, Harvard Med. Sch, 90-91, path, 91-93,
instr, 94-96, asst. prof, 96-01, assoc. prof, 01-
19; pathologist, Boston City Hosp. Visiting
pathologist, Children's Hosp. A.A; Ass. Path,
and Baet. (treas, 11); Am. Physicians; Ass.
Cancer Besearch (pres, 10) ; Am. Med. Ass ;
Social Sei. Ass; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci. (treas, 08) ; Boston Soc. Med. Improv;
Path. Gesell. Actinomycosis; typhoid fever;
epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis; diphtheria;
necrosis of the liver; histological technie; dnral
endothelioma; measles; scarlet fever.

BCaUy, Prof. Fred(erlck) W(illiam), Laredo, Tex.
Plant breeding. Des Moines, Iowa, Nov. 30, 68.
B.S, Iowa State, 87, M.S, 89. Asst. to state
entomologist. 111, 89-90; asst. entomologist, IT.
S. Dept. Agr, 90-99; prof, entom, Tex. Ool,
99-03; state entomologist, Tex, 09- Director,
Cross S Farm Co. A.A; Tex. Hort. Soc. (pres) ;
Tex. Truck Orowers Ass. (pres); Tex. Acad;
Iowa Acad. Injurious insects; boll weevil of
cotton; plant breeding.

Malmberg, Dr. OConstantina) F(rlthlof), 837 N.
2l8t St, Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology, De-
Kalb, 111, Aug. 13, 84. A.B, Bethany, 03; Co-
lumbia, 06-07; Yale, 07-08; fellow, Iowa, 11-
13, Ph.D, 14. Instr. eduo. and English, Gus-
tavus Adolphus, 08-11, prof. educ. psychol, 13-
15; head, dept. psychol. and educ. Thiol, 15-18;
edtic. director (mental cases). Fed. Board for
Vocational Educ, 19- With Sanit. C, IT.S.A,
18. Psychol. Ass. Psychology of musical
sounds; army tests.

BCalone, Prof. Edward F(all), University of Cin-
* cinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Anatomy, Nashvffle,
Tenn, April 4, 80. A3, Yanderbilt, 08; MJ>,
Hopkins, 07; Berlin, 07-10. Asst. prof, anat,
Cincinnati, 10-15, assoc prof, 15-18, prof, his-
tol, 18- A.A; Ass. Anat. Distribution, histol'
ogy and function of mammalian brain cells;
nervous anatomy.

Sfalott, Dr. Olyde ▲(mett), Bloomington, Ind.
Physiolgraphy, Geology. Atlanta, Tnd. A.B,
Indiana, 13, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 19. Instr. geoL
and physiog, high sch. Fort Wayne, Ind, 15;
tutor geol, Indiana, 15-16, instr, 16-17, asst.
prof, 18- Field asst, Okla. Geol. Surv, summer,
16. A. A; Ind. Acad. Flood conditions and
physiography of Indiana; glacial geology.

Maltby, Dr. Margaret E(Iiia), Barnard College,
New York, N. Y. ^Physics, Physical chemistry.
Bristolville, Ohio, Dec. 10, 60. A.B, Oberlin,
82, A.M, 91; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91, fellow,
93-95; Ph.D, Gottingen, 95; Ass. Col. Alumnae
fellow, 95-96; Clark, 99-00. Insti. physics,
Wellesley, 89-93, in charge, dept. physics, 96;
instr. physics and m&th, Lake Erie, 97-98 ; asst.
to pres, Physik. Tech. Beiehsanstalt, Chariot-
tenburg, 98-^9 ; instr. chem, Barnard, Cohmbiaf
00-03, adj. prof, physics, 03-10, assoc. prof, 10-
A.A; Physical Soc. Electricity; measurement
of high electrolytic resistances; measurement of

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periods of rapid electrical oscillations; conduc-
tivity of very dilute solutions of certain salts;
radioactivity.

Sffftnce, Prof. Q (rover) C Cleveland), 31 Main St,
Canton, N. Y. Geology. Pine Bush, N. Y, Feb.
5, 83. B.S, Colgate, 06; A.M, Indiana, 14, fel-
low, 13-14, Ph.D, 15. Teacher nat. science,
Rochester, 0(^08; high sch, Ottawa, 111, 08-09;
principal, Maysville, Ky, 15-16; prof. geol. St.
Lawrence, 16- HI. Acad; Ind. Acad. Economic
geology; quarrying.

Mandel, Dr. Arthur B(adolph), 150 E. 40th St,
New York, N. Y. Pathology. Boston, Mass,
June 7, 76. Col. City of N. Y, 94-97; Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 98-02, Lusk fel-
low, 02; M.D, Munich, 04. Asst. chem, N. Y.
TTniv, 97-02; prof, applied path, Univ. and
Bellevue Eosp. Med. Col, OB- Pathologist and
visiting physician, St. Vincent Hosp, 02- Soc.
Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey Soc; N. Y.
Path. Soc. Physiological chemistry; diabetes;
metabolism of fever.

Mandel, Prof. John A(ifred), 338 E. 26th St,
New York, N. Y. PhysioXogiodl chemistry.
Stockholm, Sweden, Oct. 18, 65. Berlin; Sc.D,
N. Y. TTniv, 01. Adj. prof. chem. and physiol.
chem, Univ. and Bellevue Eosp. Med. Col, 97-
98, prof, 98- Asst. prof. chem. and physics,
Col. Ci^ of N. Y, 98-99. A. A; Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc; assoc. fel. N. Y.
Acad. Med; Chem. Gesell. Origin of glycuronic
iicid in the animal body; nucleic add and glu-
cothionie acid of the mammary glands; nucleic
acids and their cleavages.

Mandlebaam, Dr. F(red) S(aniiiel), 1300 Madison
Ave, New York, N. Y. Pathology. Hartford,
Conn, Jan. 18, 67. M.D, Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 89; Vienna and Berlin, 91-98. A^st. pa-
thologist. Mi. Sinai Eosp, N. 7, 98-95, patholo-
gist, 95- Lecturer internal med. N, Y. Poly-
clinic, 93-94; visiting physician, Chapin Home,
N. Y, 95-01. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Am.
Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc.
(pres, 06). Mediastinal dermoid cyst; actino-
mycosis; splenomegaly; bladder tumors; carci-
noma of appendix; myasthenia gravis with thy-
mus tumor; malignant tumors.

Maneval, Prof. WCUlis) E(dgar), TTniversity of
Missou^, Columbia, Mo. Botany. Liberty, Pa,
Feb. 5, 77. Ph.B, Bueknell, 02, M.S, 03; fel-
low, Hopkins, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. Acting prof,
biol, Boanoke, 07-10; Randolph-Macon, lSh-14;
instr. hoi, Virginia, 14-15; MissouH, 15-17,
asst. prof, 17- Mem. staff, biol. lab. Cold
Spring Harbor, 12-14. Collaborator, bur. plant
indust, U. S. Dept. Agr. A. A; Phytopath. Soc;
Bot. Soc. Development of Magnolia and Lirio-
dendron; fnsarial diseases of plants; distribu-
tion of parasitic fungi.

Manges, Dr. Mtorrla, 72 E. 79th St, New York, N.
Y. Medicine. New York, May 10, 65. A.B,
Col. City of N. Y, 84, A.M, 87 ; M.D, Columbia,
87; Berlin and Vienna, 88-89. Prof. din.
med, N. Y. Polyclinic Med. Sch, 98-08; N.
Y. Univ, 11- Visiting physician, Mt. Sinai
Hosp, N. Y, 98- Am. Med. Ass; Climat. Ass;
Gastro-Enterol. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; N.
Y. Path. Soc. Clinical medicine.

450

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Manheimer, Dr. Wallace A(aron), 201 West 87tli
St, New York, N. Y. Sanitation, New York,
Feb. 13, 87. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 08 ; A.M,
Columbia, 12, Ph.D, 14. Research, research lah,
N, Y, Dept. Health, 15-; teacher, Svander
ChUds High 8ehy 10-- Pub. Health Ass; Soc.
Baet; Ass. Prom. Hygiene and Pub. Baths
(sec'y and ed. 'Jour'). Bacteriology; public
health; water disinfection; school and swimming
pool sanitation.

Manley, Dr. O(rvme) T(ltU8), Warren, Ohio.
Medicine. Garrettsville, Ohio, Nov. 20, 74.
B.L, Hiram, 98; Ohio State, 93-94; M.D,
ClcTeland CoL Physicians and Surg, 00. House
surgeon, St. Alexis Hosp, Cleveland, 99-00;
demonstrator exp. med. Western Reserve, 16-
Surgeon, Warren City Hosp, Warren, Ohio,
14- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Cleveland Med. Li-
brary Ass. Surgery; tissue transplantation;
ductless glands; secretory innervation of the
thyroid gland; tumor; cancer.

Mann, Dr. Albert, Carnegie Institution, Washing-
ton, D. C. Botany, Hoboken, N. J, June 30,
53. A.B, A.M, Wesleyan, 79 ; Ph.D, Munich, 94.
Prof, bot, Ohio Wesleyan, 94-00; expert, XT. S.,
Dept. Agr, 0^19; with Carnegie Institution,
19- Prof, bot, George Washington, 07-09.
Wash. BioL Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Boyal Micros.
Soc. Diatoms; morphological botany; barley.

Mann, Dean A(lbert) BCnssell), Ithaca, N. Y.
AgriGuXture. Hawkins, Pa, Dec. 26, 80. B.S.A,
Cornell, 04, A.M, Chicago, 16. Sec'y, registrar
and ed, JV. Y. State Col, Agr, Cornell, 09-15,
prof, rural social organization, 15-16, acting
dean, 16-17, dean, 17-, director, Sxp, Sta, and
exten, 17- Trustee, N. Y. State Sch. Agr, Al-
fred; Morrisville; Delhi. A. A; SocioL Soc;
Ass. Agr. Legis.

Mann, B(enjamln) Pickmaii, 1918 Sunderland
Place, Washington, D. C. Social economics.
West Newton, Mass, April 30, 48. A.B, Har-
vard, 70. Gk)vt. entomologist, Brazil, 70-71;
consulting econ. entomologist, 72-81 ; asst. ento-
mologist and asst, div. entom, TJ. S. Dept. Agr,
81-86; asst, examiner, U. S, Patent Office, 87-
Instr. bot, Bowdoin, 77; ed, 'Psyche,' 74-85;
mem. Board of Children's Guardians, D. C.
(sec'y, 93-04, pres, 05-14). A. A; assoc. mem.
Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Bibliog. Soc;
Library Ass; Esperanto Ass. N. Am. (treas,
19); Wash. BioL Soc: Cambridge Entom. Club
(sec'y and treas, 74-81, pres, 83); cor. mem.
Phila. Acad. (Entom. Soc) ; British Esperanto
Ass. Entomology; botany; bibliography; Es-
peranto.

Mann, Prof. Cfharles ACngnst), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry, Mil-
waukee, Wis, June 5, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 09,
M.S, 11, Ph.D, 15. Instr. chem. eng, Wisconsin,
11-16; prof, lewa State, 16-19; chem, eng,
Minnesota, 19- Chem. Soc. (chairman, Ames
sect, 18); Electrochem. Soc; Wis. Acad. CJhem-
istry of saw palmetto berries and com cobs;
lead from sulphate residues.

BCann, Prof. 0(lu<rle8) B(iborg), War Department,
Washington, D. C. ^Physics, Orange, N. J,
July 12, 69. A.B, Columbia, 90, fellow, 90-
92, A.M, 91, John TyndaU fellow, 92-95; Ph.D,
Berlin, 95; hon. Se.D, Lafayette, 18. Instr.

physics, Chicago, 96-02, asst. prof, 02-07, assoc.
prof, 07-14; research expert, eng. edue, Car-
negie Foundation, 14-18; oonsilting expert
educ, for W, D, U.S,A, 18- D. S. medal, TJ.S.A,
19. A.A. (sec'y, L, 08, 10); Math. Soc; Phys-
ical Soc; Nature Study Soc; Federation Teach-
ers Math, and Nat. ScL (sec'y -treas, 08, 09,
pres, 10). Induced magnetism; optics; history
and teaching of science; education.

Mann, Dr. Frank Charles, Mayo Foundation, Koch-
ester, Minn. Surgery, Decatur, Ind, 87. A.B,
Indiana, 11, M.D, 18, A.M, 14. Teaching fellow
physiol, Indiana, 09-12, instr. surg, 13-14; assoc,
prof, exp, surg, and path, Mayo Foundation,
Minnesota, 17- Physiol. Soc. Experimental
surgery, physiology and pathology; surgical
shock.

Mann, F(aiil) B(lake8les), Evander Childa High
School, 184th St. and Creston Ave, New York,
N. Y. Biology, Potsdam, N. Y, 76. A.B,
Cornell, 02, A.M, 03. Head, science dept,
Nyack High Sch, 99-01 ; asst. zool, Cornell^ 02-
03; teacher hiol, Hill Sch, Pottstown, Pa, 03-
04; instr, Morris High Sch, New York, 04-14;
head of dept, Evander Childs High Sch, 14-
Asst. prof. bioL methods, Cornell^ summers, 08-
10; reader bot, C. E. E. B, 11, zool, 12-, biol,
17-, examiner zool, 14-16, 18-; lecturer birds.
Am. Museum Nat. Hist. A.A; N. Y. Biol.
Teachers Ass. Spiracular cleft in ganoid fishes ;
respiration in Bana; mental hygiene.

Mann, Dr. William M, U. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Entomology, Helena, Mont,
July 1, 86. A.B, Stanford, 11; 8c.D, Har-
vard, 15, Sheldon traveling fellow, 15-16.
Specialist in amis, "bur, entom, V, S, Dept, Agr,
17- Hon. curator Hymenoptefa, TJ. S. Nat. Mu-
seum; entomologist, Stanford exped. to Brazil,
11; expeditions to Cuba and Haiti, 12; Mexico,
13; Turkey in Asia, 14; South Sea Islands, 15-
16. Entom. Soc; Pacific Coast Entom. Soc;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Cambridge Entom. Club
(sec'y, 11-14). Classification, behavior and
geographical distribution of ants; tropical in-
sect life; ant guests.

Manning, Prof. Henry P(axker), Brown Univer-
sity, Providence, R. I. ^Mathematics. Wood-
stock, Conn, Oct. 3, 59. A.B, Brown, 83, A.M,
86; fellow, Hopkins, 90-91, Ph.D, 91. Teacher,
83-89; instr. math. Brown, 91-95, asst. prof,
pure math, 95-06, assoc. prof, 06-20, retired.
Assoc, ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 19- A.A5
Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Theory of
functions; geometry of four dimensions.

Manning, Dr. Van H(artrog), TJ. S. Bureau of
Mines, Washington, D. C. Engineering. Horn
Lake Depot, Miss, Dec. 15, 61. Hon. D.Eng,
Pittsburgh, 19. Civil engineer, U. S. Geol. Surv,
85-10; administrative asst, U. S. Bur. Mines,
10-11, asst. director, 11-15, director, 15-20;
research. Am, Petrol. Inst, tO- Mem. Nat. Re-
search Council. Min. Eng; Min. Cong; Soc.
Test. Mat; Coal Min. Inst; Wash. Soc Eng.
Topographic maps; coal.

Blanning, Prof. WdUlam) Adbert), Stanford
University, Calif. *Mathematic8, Salem, Ore-
gon, Dec. 5, 76. A.B, Willamette, 00; A^T,
Stanford, 02, Ph.D, 04; Paris, 04-05. Asst.
math, Stanford, 00-02, instr. applied math, 02-

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04, aast. prof, 04-13, assoo. prof, IS- Math.
8oe. SubBtitution groups; groups of permuta-
tions.

MaxuiB, Dr. A(lbert) O(eorge), Oconomowoe, Wis.
Chemigtry, Allegheny, Pa, June 5, 60. Ph.G,
Chieago Col. Pharmacy, 80; B.S, Blinois, 85;
Ph.D, Berlin, 88. Chemist, 111. Exp. Sta, 88-90;
instr. ehem, Chicago Col. Pharmacy, 90-93 ; chief
chemist, Armour and Co, Chicago, 93-07 ; Albert
Trostel and Sons Co, 07- Chem. Soc.

Maoxu, Br. The (ma) s F(raiikli2i), Delaware Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, Newark, Del.
Plant pathology. Bacteriology, Logan, Ont,
Nov. 7, 76. B.S, N. Dak. Col, 01, M.S, 03;
Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 13. Asst. hot, N. Dak. Col^
01-03, 03-04* teacher science, Philippine Islands,
04-07 ; asst. botanist, Ohio Eip. Sta, 07-10, soil
bacteriologist, 10-12; plant pathologist and soU
bacteriologist, Del. Col, and Exp, Sta, It- A.A ;
Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc. Plant pathology and
physiology; soil bacteriology; fungi of flax seed
and flax sick soil; anthracnose diseases of cer-
tain cereals and grasses; the fungus of wheat
scab as a seed and seedling parasite; the brown
blight of oats; potato storage and diseases;
new bacterial diseases of legumes; muck as a
fertilizer; apple root rot in Delaware; diseases
and storage of sweet potatoes; cabbage yellows
and food rot.

liaiiBfleld, Albert K(lng), Salem, Ohio. Mechan-
ical engineering, Newburyport, Mass, March
25, 49. Mass. Inst. Tech, 70-73; Polytech,
Munich, 73. Gen. foreman, car dept, P. C. C.
and St. L. R. R, 79-83; supt. motive power, N.
T. and N. E. R. R, 93-94; mech. manager,
Buckeye Engine Co, 88-04; consulting engineer,
TJ. 8. Wind Eng. and Pump Co, 04-07, retired.
A.A; Mech. Eng. Governors; wheel arms; teeth
of gears; valve gear; shaft governors.

ICaasflald, Prof, a(eorge) B(ogerB), TJ. S. Geo-
logical Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology,
Gloucester, Mass, Aug. 30, 75. B.S, Amherst,
97, A.M, pi; Harvard, 0^ Ph.D, 06. Teacher,
Cent. High Sch, Cleveland, Ohio, 97-03; Austin
teaching fellow. Harvard, 04-06, instr. geol, 06-
09; asst. prof, Northwestern, 09-13; asst, V, S,
Oeol, Surv, 10-12, assoc. geologist, 12-13, geol-
ogist, IS" Instr. geol, summer sch. Harvard, 06 ;
in charge. Harvard summer geol. course in Mon-
tana, 07-09; in charge. Harvard Seismographie
Sta, 08-09. A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog; Min.
and Metal. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. (Jeol. Soc.
(treas, 20-). Conglomerates; physiography;
phosphates in Idaho and Wyoming; nitrates in
Oregon and California; coal and mineral re-
sources in southeastern Idaho; sulphur in New
Mexico ; greensands in New Jersey.

Maoaon, Prof. ECdmimd) S(ewall), Jt, Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Astronomy, Scitu-
ate. Mass, Dec. 1, 75. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97,
M.S, 98. Computer, Lowell Observatory, 99-01 ;
asst, Harvard Col. Observatory, 02-07; instr.
astron, Ohio State, 07-08, asst. prof, 08-09;
assoc, prof, 09- A.A; Astron. Soc; fel. Royal
Astron. Soc. Measurements of positions of as-

- teroids.

Manson, Dr. Marsden, Hobart Building, San
Francisco, Calif. Geology, Climatology, Lee-
wood, Va, Feb. 14, 50. Grad, Va. Mil. Inst, 70,

C.E, 77; Ph.D, California, 93. Asst. prof, phys-
ics and chem, Va. Mil. Inst, 75-77; asst. engi-
neer, Calif. State Eng. Dept, 78-80; U. S. Eng.
Dept, 80-82; chief engineer, Board of Harbor
Commission, San Francisco, 83-92; consulting
engineer. Commission Pub. Works, Calif, 93-94;
pres, Dept. Highways, 95-99; mem. Board Pub.
Works, San Francisco, 00-04, city engineer, 08-
13; consulting engineer. A.A; Civil Eng; Calif.
Acad; fel. Royal Greog. Soc. Dynamic and
glacial geology; climatology; evolution of
climates.

Manuel, Earle V(liicent), 4303 Oakenwald Ave^
Chicago, 111. Chemistry, Minn, 85. B.S,
Minnesota, 07. Asst. chem, Illinois, 07-08;
chemist, Pfister and Vogel Lea Co, 08-10; TJ. S.
Glue Co, 10; chem, engineer, Chem. Soc. Or-
ganie chemistry; non-ferrous metals.

ICanwaring, Dr. WUfted H(amilton), Stanford
University, Calif. Experimental pathology,
Ashland, Va, Sept. 14, 71. B.S, Michigan, 95;
M.D, Hopkins, 04; fellow, Chicago, 04>05;
traveling fellow, Rockefeller Inst, 07-08 ; Berlin,
07-08; Frankfort a/M, 08-09; Lister Institute,
London, 09-10. Asst. path, Chicago, 04-06;
assoc. prof. path, and bacter, Indiana, 05-07;
asst. path, and bacter. Rockefeller Inst, 10-13;
prof, haeter, and exper, path, Stanford Univer-
sity, 13- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact;
Soc. Exper. Path; Soc. Exx>er. Biol, and Med;
Soc. Immunol. Functional pathology; immunol-
ogy.

BCarbakar, Dr. Edward E(]l8Worth), 622 Marlyn
Road, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Trenton,
N. J, June 28, 88. B.S, Cent. High Sch, Phila,
06; Pennsylvania, 10, Ph.D, 14. Asst. chemist,
Westinghouse Lamp Co, 10-12, chief chemist,
14-17; Alexander Sros, 17-19, chief engineer,
19- Chem. Soc; Leather Chem. Ass; Franklin
Inst. Tungsten; molybdenum; leather chem-
istry.

Marbat» Prof. Cdirtia) F(leteher), V. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Geol-
ogy, Lawrence Co, Mo, July 19, 63. B.S, Mis-
souri, 89; A.M, Harvard, 94; LL.D, Missouri,
16. Asst. geologist. Mo. Geol. Sprv, 90-95;
instr. geol, Missouri, 95-97, asst. prof, 97-99,
prof, 99-13; in charge soU surv, TJ, S, Dept,
Agr, 10- Director, Mo. Soil Surv, 05-13 ; special
agent, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 09-10; mem.
Nat. Research Council, 19- Geol. Soc; Ass.
Geog. Physical geography and geology of Mis-
souri; soils of the United States.

Marcli, Prof. H(«rmaa) W(U]lam), 115 Summit
Ave, Madison, Wis. Mathematics, Ocheyedan,
Iowa, Dec 14, 78. A.B, Michigan, 04, A.M^ 05;
Ph.D, Munich, 11. Asst. astron, Midiigan, 02-
05; instr. physics, ftinceton, 05-06; math, Wis-
consin, 06-09, asst. prof, 11-20; assoc, prof, 20-
A.A; Math. Soc. Diffraction of waves of wire-
less telegraphy; integral representation of arbi-
trary functions.

Marckworth, O(tto) SCtaoIey), Chamber of Com-
merce, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. Clifton,
Cincinnati, Ohio, Dec. 30, 79. Cincinnati; B.S,
Ohio State, 01. Asst. chemist, Carnegie Steel
Co, 01-02; N. Y. Underground R. R. Co, 02;
director, Ohio Test. Lab, 02; state chemist,
Ohio, OS- Managing assoc, The Vitrocell Co.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

A. A; Chem. Soe; Soc. Chem. Indust; Agr.
Chem. Agricultural chemistry; food products.
Marcovitch, 8(i]non), University of Tennessee,
Knoxville, Tenn. Entomology, Bussia, Dec. 12,
90. B.S, Cornell, 14 ; M.S, Minnesota, 16. Asst,
entomologist, Minnesota; Eopp, Sta, Tennessee.
A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc.
Seed-infesting chalcis-flies; strawberry weevil;
weed-attacking insects.

BCarcns, Dr. Joseph S(eat8), 580 St. Nicholas
Ave, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, New York,
Jan. 28, 94. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 14; Ph.D,
Columbia, 18. Asst. chem, Columbia, 16-18;
chemist, hygienic lab, IT. S. Pub. Health Service,
18-19; Org. Salt arid Add Co, 19- Synthetic
dyestuffs.

Marcy, Dr. Henry O(rlaiido), 180 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Surgery, Sanitary science.
Otis, Mass^ June 23, 37. A«M, Amherst; MID,
Harvard, 63; Berlin, London and Edinburgh,
69-70; LL.D, Wesleyan, 87. Surgeon, U.S.A,
63, med. director^ Fla, 64-65; practising physi-
cian, 66-69; surgeon, Cambridge Hosp. for
Women, SO- Ninth Int. Med. Cong, (pres, sect,
gynee). Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass. (pres, 92);
Am. Acad. Med. (pres, 84) ; Boston Gyneo. Soc;
British Med. Ass; cor. mem. Bologna Medico*
Chirurg. Soc. Antiseptic wound treatment; the
buried animal-suture; anatomy and surgical
treatment of hernia; the histogenesis of the re-
productive processes in mammals.

ICarden, Prof. J(olin) WCesley), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Chemistry. Saginaw,
Mich, May 11, 87. B.S, HI. Wesleyan, 09;
Illinois, 09-10 ; fellow, N. Y. Univ, 10-12, M.S,
11, Sc.D, 12; Minnesota, 12-13. Asst. chem, HI.
Wesleyan, 07-09; Hlinois, 09-10; instr, Minne-
sota, 12-13; analyst, S. Dak. Food and Drug
Dept, 13-14; instr. chem, Missouri, 14-16, asst.
prof, 16-18; metallurgist. Bur. Mines, 18-19;
assoc. prof, chem, Missouri, 19- Chem. Soc.
(chairman, Missouri sect, 16-18, councilor, 18) ;
Eleetrochem. Soc. Physical and analytical chem-
istry; equilibrium in cobalt amines; extractions
by immiscible solutions; thermal value of fats
and oils; drying agents; zirconium.

Marine, Dr. David, Montefiore Hospital, New Yorkj
N. Y. *Experimental medicine. WTiitelysburg,
Md, 80. A.B, Western Maryland, 00, A.M, 06;
M.D, Hopkins, 05. Pathologist, Lakeside Hosp,
Cleveland, 05-06; demonstrator, instr, asst. prof,
and assoc prof. exp. med, Western Reserve, 06-
20; director, lab, Montefiore Hosp, 20- Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Path; Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Exp. Biol. Physiology and pathology of
the ductless glands.

Mark, Clara O(oold), 270 S. State St, Wester-
ville, Ohio. Geology. Franklin Furnace, Ohio,
Jan. 23, 82. A.B, Ohio State, 06, A.M, 10, fel-
low, 11-13. Instr. geol, Mt. Holyoke, 10-11;
Ohio State, 13-17; Ohio Wesleyan, 20- A.A;
Paleont. Soc; Fern Soc; Sullivant Moss Soc;
Ohio Acad. Botany; Ohio Carboniferous pa-
leontology; Ohio mosses and Pteridophytes.

Mark, Dr. E(dward) LCanrens), 109 Irving St,
Cambridge, Mass. ^Zoology. Hamlet, N. Y,
May 30, 47. A.B, Michigan, 71, LL.D, 96;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 76; LL.D, Wisconsin, 04. Inst,
math, Michigan, 71-72; asst. astronomer. North-

ern Boundary Surv, 72-73 ; instr. eooI, Harvard,
77-83, asst. prof, 83-86, prof, anat, 86-, director,
8ool. lab, 00-, Bermuda Biol. Sta, OS- Ed,
*Contrib. Zool. Lab,' Harvard, 83-; 'Contrib.
Bermuda Biol. Sta,' 03- Delegate, Int. Cong.
Zool, Oraz, 10. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 02,
04) ; Soc. Nat. (pres, 04) ; Soc. Zool. (pres, 96) ;
Ass. Anat; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad, (chairman,
pub. comnuttee, 02-09) ; corp. mem. Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist; fel. London Soc. Biol. Chem; Zool.
Gesell; life mem. Anat. Gesell; for. mem. Bo-
hemian Boyal Soc. Sci; Belgian Soc. ZooL and
Malacol. Anatomy and histology of arthro-
pods ; maturation, fertilization, etc, of mollusks ;
trichinae in swine; development of Lepidosteus;
embryology of Lepidosteus; cytology in heredity.

Mark, Dr. Kenneth L(am>rtlne), 39 Pilgrim
Boad, Boston, Mass. Physical chemistry.
Leipzig, (Germany, Aug. 27, 74. A.B, Harvard,
98, A.M, 00, Ph.D, 03. Asst. chem, Harvard, 97,
99-03; instr, Simmons (Mass), 03-06, asst. prof,
06-14, assoc. prof, 14-16, prof, 16- Capt, Sanit.
C, 18. Chem. Soc. (sec'y, northeastern sect, 08-
09). Expansion of gases by heat.

Markel, Dr. P(anl) D(avid), 2111 Procter St,
Port Arthur, Tex. Chemistry. Union Bridge,
Md, June 21, 92. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 13;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 16. Chemist, Texas Co, 16-
Petroleum.

Markle, Prof. M(illArd) S, Earlham, Ind. Bot-
any. Hagerstown, Ind, Nov. 26, 83. B.S,
Earlham, 10; M.S, Chicago, 13, fellow, 14-15,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. biol, Earlham, 09-10, instr, 10-
12, asst. prof, 12-15, prof, bot, 15-18, biol, 18-
Bot. Soc; Ind. Acad. Ecology; plant reproduc-
tion; root systems of desert plants; peat bogs;
plant associations.

Markley, Prof. Joseph L(ybrand), Geddes Ave.
and Oxford Boad, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathe-
matics. East Nantmeal, Pa, Oct. 6, 59. A.B,
Haverford, 85, A.M, 86; Morgan fellow, Har-
vard, 87-89, Ph.D, 89; GWttingen, 95-97. Instr.
math. Harvard, 89-90; Michigan, 90-95, asst.
prof, 95-04, junior prof, 04-07, prof, 07- Math.
Soc. (asst. ed, 'Bui,' 98). Bessel's fxmctions;
theory of functions.

Marks, Dr. Henry S(oval), 565 Park Ave, New
York, N. Y. Neurology. San Francisco, Calif,
June 27, 82. A.B, Stanford, 03; M.D, Harvard,
07; Berlin, Paris, Munich, 10-13. House physi-
cian, Mass. Qen. Hosp, 09; asst. path. Rocke-
feller Inst, 10-11; senior house physician, Nat.
Hosp. for Paralyzed and Epileptics, London,
Eng, 12. Vasomotor studies; nature of com-
plement; poliomyelitis; the finer pathological
alterations of nerve fibers.

Marks, Prof. Lionel S(imeon), 192 Brattle St,
Cambridge, Mass. Mechanical engineering.
Birmingham, England, Sept. 8, 71. Diploma in
eng. Mason Col, England, 91; B.S, London, 92;
M.M.Ey Cornell, 94. Instr. mech. eng, Harvard,
94-00, asst. prof, 00-09, prof, 09- Consulting
engineer. Bur. Aircraft Production, 18; chair-
man, motive power sect, Nat. Besearch Council,
18. A.A; Mech. Eng; Am. Acad. Steam en-
g^es; gas engines; properties of coal; explo-
sions of gaseous mixtures; new gas engine
cycles; fuels; mechanical refrigeration.

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Marks, L(oai8> B, 103 Park Avd, New York, N.
Y. Illuminating engineering. New York, Jan.
25, 69. CoL City of N. Y, 83-88; B.S, M.E,
Cornell, 89, M.M.E, 90. Ezx>ert and manager,
Waahington Carbon Co, Pa, 90-93; oonmlting
ilium, engineer, 9S- Non-res. lecturer, Hopkins,
10. A.A; Elec. Eng; Illmn. Eng. Soe; Soe. Int.
des Elec Electric light carbons; invention and
development of the enclosed arc lamp; lighting
and photometry; design of illumination.

Marlatt^ C(liarl68) L(ester), 1521 16th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. ^Entomology. Atchison,
Kans, Sept. 26, 63. B.S, KanBas State, 84, M.S,
86. Asst. entom, Kansas State, 87-88; asst.
entomologist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 89-94, first asst.
and asst. chief entomologist, 94-; chairman, fed.
hort. hoard, 12- Ed, * Jour. Agr. Beseareh, ' IS-
A.A. (sec'y, F, 99); Ass. Econ. Entom. (sec'y,
3 years, pres, 99); Wash. Entom. I^c. (sec'y,
many years, pres, 97) ; Wash. Acad; Wash. BioL
Soe; Kana. Acad. Economic entomology; plant
quarantine; subtropical insects; Coccidae; col-
lections in China, Japan and other eastern coun-
tries; introduction of foreign beneficial insects.

Marqiiette, Prof. W(iUiam Oeorge), Pleasantville,
N. Y, Botany. Watertown, Wis, Feb. 4, 82.
Ph.G, Northwestern, 99; B.S, Wisconsin, 03,
Ph.D, 07. Asst. prof, bot, Wisconsin; assoc.
prof, Columbia, 11-18. Cellular physiology.

Maxriott^ &(obert) H(eiiry), 810 Second St, Bre-
merton, Wash. Physics. Richwood, Ohio, Feb.
19, 79. B.S, Ohio State, 01. Radio engineer,
various indust. institutions, 02-12; radio in-
spector, TT. S. Dept. Commerce, 12-15; expert
radio aid. Navy Dept, IS- Mem. elec. eng. ad-
visory board, Washington (Seattle), 16- A.A;
fel. Radio Eng. (pres, 12, mem. board of direc-
tion, 12-) ; Wireless Inst, (pres, 09-12) ; assoc.
Elec. Eng. Radio range variation; radio shad-
ows.

Marriott, Prof. W(illiam8) McKim, 500 S. Kings-
highway, St. Louis, Mo. Medicine. Balti-
more, Md, March 5, 85. B.S, North Carolina,
04; M.D, Cornell, 10. Asst. chem. North Caro-
lina, 02-04; physiol. chem, Cornell, 04-07; instr.
biol. chem, Washington (St. Louis), 10-14;
assoc, pediai, Hopkins, 14-17; prof, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 17- Lecturer radioactivity,
V. S. Geol. Surv. exhibit. La. Purchase Expos,
04. Soe. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soe; Soe. Clin.
Invest; Harvey Soe.' C^'stinuria; intermediary
fat metabolism; methods for blood analysis;
nutrition and metabolic disturbances of infants.

Marsh, Dr. OCbarles) Dwight, 1882 Monroe St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Biology. Hadley,
Mass, Dec. 20, 55. A.B, Amherst, 77, A.M, 80;
Ph.D, Chicago, 04. Teacher, high schools, 78-
83 ; prof. chem. and biol, Ripon, 8^9, biol, 89-
04, acting pres, 00-01, dean, 00-04; prof, biol,
Earlham, 04-05; physiologist in charge, investi-
gations of poisonous plants, hur. plant indust,
V. 8. Dept. Agr, OS- Mem. and sec'y, board
commissioners. Wis. Nat. Hist. Surv, 97-99, biol-
ogist, 97-04; lecturer biol, Milwaukee Med. Col,
03-04. A.A;* Soe. Nat; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soe; Wash. Bot. Soe; Wis. Acad, (pres,
97-99). Plankton; copepods; poisonous plants
and their effects.

Marsh, Bev. DCaniel) B(rand), Pickering, Ont,
Can. Physics. Walter's Falls, Ont, Nov. 5, 58.
Toronto, 84-91; Ph.B, Wisconsin, 96, ScD, 97.
Presh. minister, 91- Dominion Govt, eclipse
exped. to Labrador, 05. Astron. Soe; Royal
Astron. Soe. Can; fel. Royal Astron. Soe; fel.
Soe. Astron. de Mex; Soe. Beige d 'Astron. Me-
chanics; solar physics; vibration; solar and
planetary photography; stethophone.

Marsh, Horace Wilmer, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn,
N. Y. Mathematics. Susquehanna Co, Pa, Aug.
24, 63. A.B, Lafayette, 89, A.M, 93 ; Columbia,
97-02. Principal, Talladega, 89-91 ; prof. Latin
and Anglo Saxon, Emporia, 92-95; head, dept.
math, Pratt Inst, 96- Lecturer teaching of
math, California, summer, 14. A.A; Indust.
Edue; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle States and
Md; Brooklyn Inst. Industrial and technical
mathematics; teaching of n^thematics.

Marsh, Dr. H(oward) D(aiiiQl), College of the
City of New York, New York, N. Y. Psychol-
ogy. Bloomington, 111, March 30, 71. A.B, Ohio
Wesleyan, 01, A.M, 02, traveling fellow, 0^07 ;
Ph.D, Columbia, 05. Instr. physiol, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 05-06; Col. City of N. T, 07-17, asst.
prof, 17- A.A; Psychol. Ass. The diurnal
course of efficiency; psychology of religion.

Marsh, M(mard) C(alet)), Springville, N. Y.
Biology. Groton, N. Y, Dec. 23, 72. B.S,
Cornell, 97; M.S, George Washington, 05.
Asst, Bur. Fisheries, 97-07, Alaska salmon
agent, 07-11, naturalist, Alaska seal fisheries,
11-12; biologist, 8tate Inst, for 8tudy of Ma-
lignant Disease, Buffalo, N. T, IB- A.A; Soe.
Bact; Ass. Cancer Research; Fisheries Boc.
Ichthyology; bacteriology; fish and fur seal dis-
eases; salmon fisheries; water pollution; cancer.

jVTftTyiiiin, Prof. Charles E(dward), Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Bacteriol-
ogy, Hygiene. Port Clinton, Ohio, Oct. 6, 66.
Ph.B, Michigan, 96; JOrgensen's Lab, Copen-
hagen, 98; Ph.D, Michigan, 02; Pasteur Inst,
and Osterlag's Lab, 03; Inst, fur Infektions
Krankheiten, 13. Asst. bacter, Michigan, 93-96 ;
bacteriologist, Exp. Sta, Mich. Agr. Col, 96-12,
prof, bacter. and iiygiene, 02-12, scientist and
V. director, Exp. Sta, 08-12 ; prof, microhiol. and
director, grad. sdh, Mass. Col, It- Ed, 'Micro-
biol.' A.A; Soe. Bact. (sec'y, 10-12, pres, 14) ;
Pub. Health Ass; Mich. Acad, (sec'y, 04, pres.

ics among swine in Michigan.

Mft^>»«^ii, Prof. E(ll) SCennerly), Jr, Johns Hop-
kins University School of Medicine, Baltimore,
Md. "Pharmacology. Charleston, S. C, May 2, 89.
B.S, Charleston, 08; Ph.D, Hopkins, 11, M.D, 17.
Asst. physiol. chem, Hopkins, 11-13, assoc, 13-
14 Pharmacol, 14-17, assoc. prof, 17-19; prof,
Washington (St. Louis), 19-21; physiol, Hop-
kins, tt- A.A; Chem. Soe; Soe. Biol. Chem;
Soe. Pharmacol; Physiol. Soe. Physiological
chemistry; urea determinations; kidney func-
tion; urinary secretion; action of diuretics.

Marshall, Dr. Harry T(aylor), University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville, Va. Medicine. Balti-
more, Md, May 19, 75. A.B, Hopkins, 94, M.D,
98, fellow, 99; fellow. Rockefeller Inst, 01-02.

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Asst. path, Hopkins, 01-03, instr. xned, 03-06;
pathologist, Bur. Sci, P. I, 06-08; pro/, path,
Virginia, OS- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; 8oc.
Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Cytolysis; immunity;
immunity of bacteria; locoweed disease of live
stock.

Marshall, Dr. Henry Bntgera, 7 W. 43d St, New
York, N. Y. ^Psychology, Esthetics, Philosophy.
New York, July 22, 52. A.B, Columbia, 73,
A.M, 75; L.H.D, Rutgers, 03; hon. Se.D,Hobart,
10. Architect, 78- Lecturer, Columbia, 94, 04;
Y'ale, 99, 06 ; mem. jury of awards, Pan-Am. Ex-
pos, 01; Art Commission^ N. Y, 02-04, exec,
sec'y, 19. A. A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass. (pres,
07); Philos. Ass; fel. Inst. Archit. (pres, N. Y.
Chapter, 02). Pain, pleasure and esthetics; in-
stinct and reason; theory of feeling; conscious-
ness; mind and conduct.

Marshall, Prof. Jolyi, 1718 Pine St, Philadelphia,
Pa. ^Chemistry. Reading, Pa, Feb. 9, 55.
Pennsylvania Col, 73-75, LL.D, 99; M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 78; CKJttingen, 79; Nat. ScD, Tubin-
gen, 82;' Christiania, 86. Asst. demonstrator
practical chem, med, dept, Pennsylvania, 78-79,
demonstrator, 79-89, asst. prof, 89-97, prof,
chem. and toxicol, 97- Dean, faculty of vet.
med, Pennsylvania, 89-97, faculty of med, 92-
02. Physiol. Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. C9iem;
Philos. Soc. Hemoglobin and other physiologic
chemical subjects.

Marghall, Prof. Jolin AClbert), 128 Edgewood
Ave, San Francisco, Calif. Biochemistry. Chi-
cago, 111, 84. B.S, California, 07, M.S, 15, D.D.S,
16, Ph.D, 17. Instr. bipchem, California, 16-17,
assoc. prof, hioohem. and dental path, 19- Asst.
director, research inst, Nat. Dental Ass; assoc.
ed, 'Jour. Dental Research.' Capt, ordnance
dept, 17-19. Nat. Dental Ass. Relation of
saliva to dental caries; military explosives.

Marshall, B(ob6rt> B(radford), 3157 18th St,
Washington, D. C. Geography. Amelia Co, Va,
May 22, 67. (George Washington. Topographer,
U. 8. Oeol. 8urv, 89-04, geographer, 04-08, chief
geographer, 08-, supt, nat. parks, 15-16. Com-
missioner to change boundary, Yosemite Nat.
Park, Calif. Ass. Geog; Civil Eng; Wash. Geol.
Soc. Topographic maps; topographic map of
the United States.

Marshall, Dr. Bntli, Rockford College, Rock-
ford, 111. Zoology. Big Spring, Wis, Dec. 24,
69. B.S, Wisconsin, 92, M.8, 00; fellow, Ne-
braska, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Teacher bioL science,
various high schools. Wis, 92-09; head, dept.
hiol, BooJcford, 09-14; Lane Tech. Sch, Chicago,
111, 16-20; BooJcford, f60- A. A; Soc. Zool;
Micros. Soc; Wis. Acad; 111. Acad. Systematic
zoology; geographical distribution; Hydrach-
nidae.

Marshall, Prof. WlUlam, 1017 State St, La Fay-
ette, Ind. Mathematics. Southfield, Mich, April
5, 69. B.S, Michigan, 97, M.S, 98; GKSttingen,
06-07; Ph.D, Zurich, 08. Instr. math, Michigan,
00-08; asst. prof, Purdue, 08-10, assoc. prof,
10-17, prof, 17- Math. Soc. Cylinder func-
tions.

Mamhall, W(miam) OCrosby), Yale Club, New
York, N. Y. Engineering. Avon, Conn, Sept.
21, 70. Ph.B, Yale, 90, M.E, 94, C.E, 00;
Ecole des Beaux Arts and Ecole du Genie Mari-

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time, Paris, 06-07. Civil engineer, Berlin Iron
Bridge Co, 90-93; asst. mech. and civil eng,
Yale, 94-96, instr. drawing and descrip. geom,
96-02, asst. prof, 02-12, machine design, 12-13;
consulting engineer. Fed. Sugar Ref . Co, 13-15 ;
research engineer. Remington Arms Co, 15-17;
capt, ordnance dept, 17-19; trade commissioner,
U. S. Bur. Conunerce, 19; mech. engineer, Nat.
Spun Silk Co, 19- Mech. Eng ; Automotive Eng.
Descriptive geometry; machine design; naval
architecture; automobiles* mechanical and civil
engineering in sugar refining plants.

MarshaU, Prof. W(iUia)m SCtanley), 139 E. GU-
man St, Madison, Wis. Entomology. Milwau-
kee, Wis, Dec. 14, 66. B.S, Swarthmore, 88;
Pennsylvania, 88-89; Ph.D, Leipzig, 92. Instr.
biol, Wisconsin, 93-98, asst. prof, zool, 98-05,
assoc. prof, entom, 05- A. A; Soc. Zool; Entom.
Soc; Wis, Acad. Anatomy and embryology of
insects.

Marsters, Prof. V(emon> F(reeman>, Reliance
Building, Kansas City, Mo. Geology, Geography.
B.A, Acadia, 86; Cornell, 88-89; A.M, Harvard,
98; Columbia, 03-05. Instr. geol, Cornell, 89-
91; prof. geol. and geog, Indiana, 91-03; geol-
ogist. Republic of Peru, 05-11 ; consulting and
mining geologist, N. Y. and Honduras Mining
Co, 11-17; consulting geologist, 17- A. A; Geol.
Soc; Min. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Seismol.
Soc ; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist ; Soc. de Ing. Lima ;
fel. London C^eol. Soc. Petrography; economic
geology; geology of non-metallic deposits; pe-
troleum deposits of southern Peru; underground
waters for irrigation; gold, silver and copper
nunes of Peru.

Marston, Prof. ACnaon), Ames, Iowa. Civil engi-
neering. Winnebago, 111, May 31, 64. Berea,
84; C.E, Cornell, 89. Railroad and bridge engi-
neer, 89-92; prof, civil eng, Iowa State, 92-19,
col. engineer, 98-12, dean, eng. div, 04-; consult'
ing eyigineer, 9S- State highway commissioner,
04-; major, E.C, 17-18, lieut. col, 18; mem. Nat.
Research Council, 19- Civil Eng; Eng. Educ;
Soc. Test. Mat; Western Soc. Civil Eng; Iowa
Eng. Soc ; Iowa Acad. Study of stresses by polar-
ized light; tests of brick and stone; fire streams;
sewage purification; water-towers; statistics of
public roads and water works; ground water
flow; drains; theory of loads on pipes in
ditches; testing drain pipes and sewer tile; his-
tory of engineering.

Martin, Prof. Arthur WCesley), Tunki, Anhui,
China. Physical chemistry. Mankato, Minn.
A.B, Hamline, 99; B.S, Minnesota, 01; Ph.D,
Chicago, 14. Assoc, prof, science, Simpson, 03-
05; prof, chem, Nanking, 05-17; supt, New Mis-
sion Sta, South Anhui, 17-

Mf^^"i Dr. Bertha B(ditfa>, Wheaton College,
Norton, Mass. Zoology. North Hatfield, Mass,
Feb. 3, 87. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 09; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 15. Asst. prof. 20ol, Wheaton, 15- Ver-
tebrate embryology; comparative anatomy.

Martin, Dr. 0(harle8> F(erdinand), 660 Sher-

brooke St, W, Montreal, Can. Medicine. Mon-
treal, Oct. 14, 68. B.A, McGill, 88, M.D, CM,
92; GiJttingen, 93; Prague and Paris, 94. Rea«
physician, Montreal Gen. Hosp, 92-93; demon-
strator path, McGUl, 94-96, lecturer, 97-98, lec-
turer med, 98-99, asst. prof. med. and din. med^

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

455

99-07, prof, 07- Physician, Royal Victoria
Hosp, Montreal; consulting physician, Montreal
Baby and Foundling Hosp. Am. Physicians;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Pediat. Soc. Value of
tuberculin; Hodgkin's disease and leukemia;
sarcomatosis ; congei^tal dilatation of the large
intestine; condition of the urine in infants; dis-
eases of the stomach; purin bodies in nephritis.

Martin, Prof. I>(aiiiel> S(trobel), Charleston Mu-
seum, Charleston, S. C. Geology, Mineralogy.
New York, N. Y, June 30, 42. A.B, N. Y. Univ,
63, A.M, 66; hon. Ph.D, Regents Univ. State of
N. Y, 79. Prof, geol, Rutgers Female Col, N.
Y. City, 68-95; Col. for Women, Columbia, S.
C, 98-04; Chioara Col, €hreenvUle, 8. C, 08--
Lecturer geol, Cooper Union, 89-91; hon. cu-
rator, minerals, rocks and invert, fossils, Charles-
ton Museum, 06- A. A; N. Y. Acad. (v. pres,
83, ed, 78-91); N. Y. Miner. Club.

ICartin, Miss Emilie K(ortoii), South Hadley,
Mass. Mathematics. Elizabeth, N. J, Dee. 30,
69. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 94, fellow, 95-96, Mary
E. Garrett fellow (GKJttingon), 97-98, Ph.D, 01.
Teacher math, Mrs. Head's Sth, Oermantown,
Pa,. 00-02; instr, Mt. HolyoJee, 03-11, assoo.
prof, 11- Private tutor math, and Latin, 99-
02; collaborator, 'Revue Semestrielle des Pub.
Math,' 99-02. A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Ass. Prof. Imprimitive substitution groups of
degree fifteen and the primitive substitution
groups of degree eighteen.

Martin, Prof. B(mest) O(ale), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Physiology. Minneapolis, Minn,
Nov. 16, 76. Ph.B, Hamline, 97; fellow, Hop-
kins, 02-03, Ph.D> 04. Asst. biol, Hamline, 94-
95; physiol, Hopkins, 03-04; instr. anat. and
physiol, Purdue, 04-06; physiol, Harvard Med.
Sch, 06-10; asst. prof, 10-16; prof, Stanford,
16" Physiologist, Vt. State Board of Health;
research physiologist, U. S. Pub. Health Service ;
capt, Sanit. C. A.A; Physiol. Soc; Am. Aead;
West. Soc Nat. Influence of blood salts on the
heart; induction shocks; vasomotor reflexes;
human electrocutaneous sensitivity; reactions of
decerebrate young animals; strength of volun-
tary muscles in human beings; industrial fatigue.

Martiii, Prof. FCemaado) W(ood>, 12 Parkmont
Apartments, Lynchburg, Va. Chemistry. Volga,
W. Va, May 5, 63. B.S, HI. Wesleyan, 86 ; Ph.D,
Syracuse, 93 ; Leipzig, 97-98. Prof. nat. science,
Chaddock, 86-90 ; Fort Worth, 90-92 ; chem. and
geol, Bandolph-Maoon, BS- A.A; Chem. Soc.
The garnet group of silicates.

Martin, Dr. QeoTge O(iirtis), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Cheshire, Mass,
July 18, 75. B.8, Cornell, 98 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 01.
Special asst. paleont, Philk. Acad, 97; asst. geol-
ogist, Md. Geol. Survey, 98-01, geologist, 01-04;
asst. paleont, Hopkins, 01-04, instr, 03-04; asst.
geologist, U. 8. Geol. 8wrv, 04-06, paleontologist,
06-09, geologist, 09- A. A; GeoL Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Tertiary paleontology,
stratigraphy and economic geology of the Appa-
lachian region; geology, petroleum and coal of
the Pacific Coast of ^aska.

Martin, O(6org»> Kamllton, Jt, U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany.
Burlington, Iowa, Feb. 14, 87. B.S.F, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 13; M.S, Wash. State^ 16;

Harvard, 16-17. Instr. bot. Wash. State, 14-16;
asst. Harvard, 17; teaching fellbw, Washington
(Seattle), 17-18; asst. pathologist, plant disease
surv, hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-
A. A; Phytopath. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; Wash.
Bot. Soc. Parasitic fungi and their hosts; un-
derground stems.

Martin, Dr. G60(rge) W, 129 S. Eighth St, Mon-
mouth, ni. Biology. Lagro, Ind, Jan. 23, 67.
B.S, Wabash, 87, 90-91; Ph.D, Indiana, 92;
Woods Hole, 93, 94, StiS; Cornell, summer, 02.
Principal, high sch, BlufPton, Ind, 87-88; Monti-
cello, Ind, 88-90; asst. biol, Indiai^l, 91-92;
prof. biol. and geol, high sch, Indianapolis, 92-
99; biol, Vanderbilt, 99-16; state entomologist,
Tenn, 01-05; prof, hiol, Monmouth, 16- Plant
pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18, 19. A. A; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Tenn. Hort. Soc (sec'y and
treas); Wash. Entom. Club. Organology and
embryology of Aster and Solidago; morphology
and cytology of the Algae; biology in secondary
schools.

Martin, Prof. George W(mard), Rutgers College,
New Brunswick, N. J. Botany. Brooklyn, N.
Y, Oct. 27, 86. Litt.B, Rutgers, 12, M.S, 1&;
Chicago, 15-16; Sorbonne, 19. Instr. bot, Mass.
Col, 16-17; asst. prof, Butgers, 19- A.A;
Phytopath. Soc.

ICartin, Dr. James O(ook), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Nashville,
Tenn, Jan. 26, 87. St. Lawrence, 04-06; Ph.B,
Brown, 08; Columbia, 08-09 ; A-M, Princeton, 12,
fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 13, Jacobus fellow, 13-14.
Asst. geol, Brown, 09-10; R. I. Natural Re-
sources Surv, 09-10; geol, Princeton, 11-12;
asst. curator, systematic and applied geol, U. S.
Nat. Museum, 13-19; with U. 8. Geol. 8vrv, 19-
Wash. GeoL Soc. Pre-Cambrian and tectonic
geology,

Martin, Prof. J(olin) K(atlian>, 507 Welsh Ave,
Ames, Iowa. Botany. Bowling Green, Ind,
75. A.B, Indiana, 07; Ph.D, Chicago, 13.
Head, dept. biol, Manchester, 07-09; prof,
morphol. and oytol, Iowa 8tate, 11- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Iowa Acad. Plant morphology and physi-
ology; physiology of pollen and seed setting;
comparative morphology of Leguminosae.

Martin, Major Lawrence, General Staff, U. S. A,
War Department, Washington, D. C. *Geology,
Geography. Stockbridge, Mass, Feb. 14, 80.
A.B, Cornell, 04, Ph.D, 13; A.M, Harvard, 06.
Asst. geol, Cornell, 04-05; Wisconsin, 06-07,
instr, 07-08, asst. prof, 08-13, assoc. prof, 13-
17; Heut, N. A, 17, capt, 18, major, 18-,
gen. staff corps, 18-; instr, topog, Ft. Sheri-
dan, 17-18; map expert, Army War College,
and gen. headquarters, A.E.P, 18; attached
to Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace, 18-
19; on duty, miX. inteUigenoe div. War Dept,
go- Field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-05, geol.
aid, 06-07, junior geologist, 08-; geologist. Wis.
Geol. Surv, 08-; Am. Geog. Soc. ezped. to Yaku-
tat Bay, Alaska, 05; Nat. Geog. Soc. exped. to
Alaska, 09, 10, 11; guide. Int. Geol. Cong, ex-
cursion to Alaska, 13 ; mem. Harbord Mission to
Armenia, Turkey, Mesox>otamia and Transcau-
easus; past assoc. ed, 'Jour. Oeog.' and 'BuU.

. Am. GkSog. Soc'; mem. Nat. Research Council;
Oilman Mem. lecturer geog, Hopkins, 20-21.

456

AMEBICAN MEN OF SaENCE

Gold medal and Brun prize, Soc. de G6og. de
Paris. Geol. 8oc; Ass. Geog; Appalachian Mt.
Club; Phila. Geog. Soc; Wis. Acad; Wash. Geol.
Soc ; Vienna Geog. Soc ; Int. Gomm. des Glaciers ;
Int. Comm. de 1 'Atlas des Formes du Belief Ter-
restre. Geography; glacial geology; seismology;
physiography and regional geography of the
Lake Superior region and Wisconsin; glaciers of
Alaska ; geography of military and international
affairs and foreign trade.

Martin, Prof. LUlten J(axie>, Shreve Building, San
Francisco, Calif. ^Psychology. Olean, N. Y,
51. A.B, Yaasar, 80; GQttingen, 94-98; Wurz-
burg, 07; Bonn, 08, 12, hon. Ph.D, 13; Munich,
14. Teacher science, high seh, Indianapolis, 80-
89; T. prineiiMil and head, dept. science, Girls'
High Sch, San Francisco, 89-94; asst. prof,
payohol, Stanford, 99-09, assoc. prof, 09-11,
prof, 11-l^i cmer. prof, 16-; oonnUting psyehol-
offiMt, San FranoUoa, 16-; psyehopatholoffist and
chief, menial hygiene clinic, San Franoieco Poly-
clinic, and Mt. Zion Hoep, IS- Mem. Exp. Psy-
chol. Cong. A.A. (v. presy H, 14); Psychol.
Ass; Calif. Soc Mental Hygiene (pres). Analy-
sis of sensible discriminations; esthetics; sug-
gestion in normal psychology; the projection
method; the unconscious; personality as revealed
by mental images; menial hygiene; training of
emotions.

Martiii, Prof. Louis A(dolplie), Jr, 911 Castle
Point Terrace, Hoboken, N. J. Mathematical
phytics, Engineering. Hoboken, Nov. 5, 80.
M.E, Stevens, 00; A.M, Columbia, 03. Inst,
math, physics and chem, Hoboken Acad, 00-02;
math, and mech, Stevens, 03-06, asst. prof, 06-
07, acting prof, mech, 07-08, prof, 08-, dean,
junior class, 10-19, senior class, 19- Instr. ap-
plied elec, Cooper Union, 00-01; exp. mech,
Stevens, 00, 02; lecturer physics. Mechanics'
Inst. N. Y, 01-02. A. A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ;
Mecn. Eng. Statics; lonematics and kinetics;
mechanics of materials; applied statics; hy*
draulics; thermodynamics.

Martin, Prof. Thomas Adams, Commerce, Tex.
Mathematics. Commercial Point, Ohio, Aug. 19,
60. B.S, Ohio (Athens), 95; A.M, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 98; Michigan, 03-04; A.M, Yale, 12.
Tutor math, Ohio (Atiiens), 95-96; supt. schools,
S]>encer, Ohio, 96-03; prof, math, Ohio North-
em, 05-08; asst. prof, Mt. Union, 08-10; prof,
East Tex. Nor. Sch, 10-15; asst. prof, Norwich,
17- Math. Soc Differential equations.

BCartln, Thomas Oommarford, Larchmont Manor,
N. Y. Electrical engineering. London, England,
«Tuly 22, 56. Private schools and tutor. Asst,
Edison Lab, 77-79; ed, 'Electrical World,' 82-
09; sec^y and advisory sec'y, Nat. Elec. Light
Ass, 10- Special expert agent, U. S. Census,
00- Offider de 1 'Instruction Pub. Elec Eng.
(past pres) ; hon. mem. Nat. Elec. Light Ass;
N. Y. Elec Soc (past pres) ; f el. N. Y. Acad ;
Franklin Inst; British Inst. Elec Eng; British
Iron and Steel Inst. History and statistics of
electrical engineering and science.

Martiii, I>r. Thomas L, Hinckley, Utah. Agron-
omy. England, 85. A.B, Brigham Young, 12;
Ph.D, Cornell, 19. Principal, Big Horn Acad,
12-15; Emeiy Acad, 16-17; instr. soils, Cornell,
17-19; principal, Millard Acad, 19-20; soil

investigator, Utah-Idaho Sugar Co, SO- Soil
technology.

Martin, Dr. Walton, 151 E, 63d St, New York,
N. Y. Anatomy, Surgery. Staten Island, N.
Y, Feb. 4, 69. Ph.B, Yale, 89; M.D, C!olumbia,
92. Demonstrator anat, ^oZitm6ta, 97-02, instr.
surg, 01-10, assoc, 10; prof. din. surg, 10-18,
assoc. prof, surg, 18- Attending surgeon, St.
Luke's Hosp. A. A; Ass. Anat; Surg. Ass; Col.
Surg; Ass. Thoracic Surg; Int. Soc. Surg. Fac-
tors influencing infection; bone cavities; etiol-
ogy of chronic empyema.

BCartin, Dr. William H(ope>, New Jersey Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, New Brunswick, N.
J. Plant pathology. Carlisle, Pa, June 3, 90.
A.B, Maine, 15; M.S, Eutgers, 17, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. plant physiol, Maine, 14-15 ; asst, Butgers,
15-18, assoc. plant pathologist, N. J. Exp. Sta,
19- A.A; Phytopath. Soc Plant physiology;
tomato diseases; influence of Bordeaux mixture
on transpiration; soil acidity; potato scab.

Marvin, Prof. Oha(rle)s FCradarick), IT. S.
Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C. *Physics,
Meteorology, Mechanical engineering. Putnam,
Ohio, Oct. 7, 58. M.E, Ohio State, 83. Instr,
physical and mech. laboratories, Ohio State, 78-
83; prof, meteorol, U. 8. Weather Bur, 91-13,
chief, IS- Mem. Nat. Advisory Committee
Aeronaut. Medals, Columbian Expos, 93;
Omaha, 98; Paris, 00. A.A; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc Constants of psychrometric
formula; the Robinson anemometer; use of
kites for upper air explorations ; solar radiation ;
seismology; evaporation.

ICarvin, Prof. H(enry) H(oward), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Physics. Grinnell,
Iowa, Aug. 14, 84. B.S, Grinnell, 06; fellow,
Columbia, 09-11, Ph.D, 12. Instr. physics, high
sch, Grinnell, Iowa, 06-08 ; Mass. Inst. Tech, 11-
12; asst. prof, Tufts, 12-17, head of dept, 17-
19; prof, Nebraska, 19- A. A; Physical Soc.
Absorption and dispersion in infra-red.

SCarvin, B(i(diard) H(ale), Monroe Apartments,
East Liverpool, Ohio. Electrical engineering,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 27, 79. M.E, Stevens, 03 ;
M.S, Union, 14. With Gen. Elec Co, 03-14;
elec. engineer, B, Thomas and Sons Co, 14—
A. A; Elec Eng; Badio Eng. High voltage engi-
neering.

Marx, Prof. Cnia(rle)s D(aTid), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Civil engineering. Toledo, Ohio,
Oct. 10, 57. Beal-Gymnasium, Karlsruhe, 76;
O.E, Cornell, 78 ; Polytech, Karlsruhe, 81 ; LL.D,
California, 18. Instr. civil eng, Polytech, Karls-
ruhe, 81; leveler, transitman and draftsman, B.
H. T. and W. B. E, 81-82; U. S. asst. engineer.
Mo. River Improv, 82-83; Miss. River Improv,
83-84; asst. prof. dvH eng, Cornell, 84-90; prof,
Wisconsin^ 90-91; Stanford, 91- Chief inspec-
tor pub. improvements, Rochester, N. Y; prin-
cipal asst. engineer. East Side Trunk Sewer,
Rochester, N. Y; consulting engineer, various
companies; in charge irrig. investigations, Sa-
linas Valley, chairman, Calif. State Water Com-
mission, 12-15. Civil Eng. (past, pres) ; Eng.
Educ; Western Soc. Eng; Pacific Coast Tech.
Soc; wis. Acad. Hydraulics.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

457

Maxz, Prof. Onldo H(iigo), Stanford Unirergitj,
Calif. Engineering, Education. Toledo, Ohio,
March 29, 71. M.E, Cornell, 93. Instr. xneeh.
eng, Stanford, 95-97, asst. prof, 97-99^ assoo.
prof, 99-09, prof, machine design, 09^ Lec-
turer, New Sch. for Social Science, 20- A. A;
Mech. Eng. Maehine design.

Maryott, I>r.. Carlton H(oward), University of
Georgia, Augusta, Ga. Chemistry, Berlin, N.
Y, June 11, 81. A.B, Brown, 04; Ph.D, Yale,
11. Instr. chem, Yale, 06-09; prof, Baylor, 11-
14; Georgia, 14- A.A; Ghem. Soc.

Masins, Dr. Morton, 52 Fruit St, Worcester,
Mass. Physics, Physical chemistry. Egg Har-
bor City, N. J, Oct. 6, 83. Ph-D, Leipzig, 08;
fellow, Harvard, 08-09. Instr, physics, Worces-
ter, 09-15, asst. prof, 15-19, prof, 19- Physical
Soc Adsorption; thermodynamics; radiation.

Mason, Dr. J(olin) Ald«n, i^eld Museum of
Natural History, Chicago, 111. Anthropology.
Germantown, Pa, Jan. 14, 85. A.B, Pennsylva-
nia, 07; Ph.D, California, 11. Asst. curator
Mex. and 8, Am. archeol. Field Museum Nat,
Hist, 17- Bepresentative, Pennsylvania, at Int.
Sch« Mez. Ardieol. ezped. to Jalisco, 11-13; in-
vestigator. Can. GeoL Surv. ezped. to Great Slave
Lake, 13; mem. P. B. Insular Surv, 14-15; re-
search fellow, California ezped. to Salinan In-
dians, 16; investigator, Southwest Soc. ezped.
to Papago Indians, 18. A.A; Anthrop. Ass.
(mem. council, 19); Ethnol. Soc; Folk-lore Soc;
Chicago Geog. Soc ; Southwest Soc Porto Bican
folk-lore, archeology and dialect; Tepecano,
Papago, Salinan, Costanoan and Athabascan lin-
guistics and ethnology.

Mason, Dr. Max, University of Wisconsin, Madison,
Wis. ^Mathematics. Madison, Oct. 26, 77.
B.L, Wisconsin, 98; Ph.D, G<$ttingen, 03. Instr.
math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-04; asst. prof, Shef-
field Sci. Sch, Yale, 05-08; assoc. prof, Wiscon-
sin, 08-10, prof, math, physics, l(y- Lecturer
math. Harvard, 11 ; mem. research staff, U.S.N.
Ezp. Sta, 17-19; mem. div. physical sciences,
Nat. Besearch Council, 18- A.A. (v. pres, B,
20); Math. Soc; Physical Soc; Math. Verein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Differential equa-
tions; calculus of variations; electromagnetic
theory; submarine detection devices; acoustical
compensators.

Mason, MkynA 8(egQine), Weetingfaouse Electric
International Co, 165 Broadway, New York, N.
Y. BUctrical engineering. Buda, 111, June 3, 90.
B.S, niinois, 11, fellow, Eng. Ezp. Sta, 11-13,
M.S, 13. Student engineer. Gen, Elec Co, 13-
15; instr. elec. eng. and physics, Butgers, 15-17,
acting prof, physics, 17 ; fellow, Mellon Inst, 19 ;
with Westinghouse Elec, Int. Co, tO- Lieut,
Air Service, 17-18. Elec. Eng. Heat insulating
coverings.

Mason, (Preston) W(alter), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Warren, Mich, April 12, 89. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 12; M.S, Purdue, 17. Asst. entom, Midi.
Agr. Col, 09-12; Purdue, 12-17, asst. prof, 17-
18; ftw. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18- A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. 'Entom; Wash. Entom.
Soc.

Mason, Prof. 8(ilas) 0(h6evtr), 213 Prospect St,
Chevy Chase, D. C. Botany. Greensboro, Vt,

April 19, 57. B.S, Kansas State, 90, M.S, 93.
Prof. hort. and forestry, Kansas State, 93-97;
Berea, 97-06; arhoriculturist, bur. plant indust,
U, 8. Dept. Agr, 07- Detailed by sec'y of agr.
to study the date palm in the Nile Valley, 13-
14. A. A; Bot. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Distribution of forest trees; arboriculture;
date palm.
ICason, Prof. Tho(ma)8 B(dward), 130 Andrew
Place, La Fayette, Ind. Mathematics. Boone
Grove, Ind, Oct. 1, 83. A.B, Indiana, 05, A.M,

12, fellow, 11-14, Ph.D, 14. Instr. and later
assoc. prof, math, Purdue, 14- A. A; Math. Soc;
Ind. Acad. Difference equations ; number theory.

Mason, Prof. William P(itt), Troy, N. Y. *Ghemr
istry. New York, N. Y, Oct. 12, 53. C.E,
Bensselaer, 74, B.S, 77; M.D, Albany Med. Col,
81; Pasteur Inst, Paris, 95; LL.D, Lafayette,
08; hon. ScD, Union, 17. Asst. chem, Rensse-
laer, 75-82, anal, chem, 82-93, prof, chem, 93-
Mem. U. S. Assay Commission, 96. A.A. (sec y,
C, 95, V. pres, 97): Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng;
Philos. Soc; Franklin Inst; Pub. Health Ass;
Water Works Ass. (pres, 09) ; New Eng. Water
Works Ass; Wash. Acad; British Sanit. Inst;
hon. mem. Ass. G^. des Ingfinieurs. Potable
water; water for city supply; purification of
water.

Massey, Prof. A(rthnr) B(aUaxd), Blacksburg,
Va. Plant pathology. Miller's School, Va, Jan.
10, 89. B.S, N. C. Col, 09; Chicago, summer,

13, Instr. bot, Clemson, 10-13 ; asst. prof, Ala.
Poly tech, and Exp. Sta, 13-18; assoc. prof,
plant path, and hacter, Va. Polytech, and Exp.
Sta, 18- A.A; Phytopath. Soc.

Bffassey, Prof. L«mis) M(rtvme), Cornell tJniver-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Plant pathology. West
Point, Iowa, Aug. 25, 89. A.B, Wabash, 12;
Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Asst. plant path, Cornell, 12-

14, iistr, 14^16, asst. prof, I^^IS, 19- Plant
pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19; collabo-
rator, 'Bot. Abstracts.' A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc. Diseases of florists' crops, especially
of roses and gladioli.

Mast, Prof. 8(amnel) O(ttniar), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. *Biology. Wash-
tenaw Co, Mich, Oct. 5, 71. A.B, Michigan,
99; Ph.D, Harvard, 06; M.Pd, Mich. Nor. Col,
10. Prof. biol. science, Hope, 99-08; assoc.
prof. biol. and later prof, bot, Goucher, 08-11;
assoc. prof, and later prof, eool, Hopkins, 11-
Johnston research scholar, Hopkins, 07-08, spe-
cial lecturer, 08-09. Cartwright prize, Colum-
bia, 09. A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. ZooL General
physiology; animal behavior; reactions in lower
organisms; experimental Eoology.

Masters, Dr. Oarl L, Southern Dyestuifs Corp,
Nitro, W. Va. Chemistry, Plant pathology.
Fryburg, Pa, July 25, 90. B.S, Cornell, 16.
Asst. Cornell, 14-16; supt. chemist, Heller and
Merx Co, 16-20;* with Souih. Dyestufs Corp,
20- A.A; Bot. Soc; Chem. Soc. Coal-tar inter-
mediates; dyestuffs; azo dyes.

Mateer, Dr. Florence (Edna), Bureau of Juvenile
Besearch, Columbus, Ohio. Psychology. Lan-
caster, Pa, Dec. 6, 87. Pennsylvania, 12-13;
A.M, Clark, 14, Ph.D, 16. Teacher, pub. schools,
06-10; research asst, psychol. lab, N. J. Train-

458

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

ing Sch. for Feeble-Minded Boys and Girls, 11-
13; psychologist, Mass. Sch. for Feeble-Minded,
16-18; psycho-clinician, Ohio Bur. of Juvenile
Beseareh, 18- Psychologist, Que. Immigration
Sta, 14; Peterboro Sc^, 18; lecturer abnor.
psyeholy Worcester Special Schools, Worcester,
Mass, 17-18. A.A; Psychol. Aaa; Ass. Clin.
Psychol. Clinical psychology; conditioned re-
flexes; differential diagnosis.

Mather, Prof. Kirttey FOetchor), aranville, Ohio.
Geology, Chicago, 111, Feb. 13, 88. B.S, Deni-
son, 09; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Instr. and asst.
prof, geol, Arkansas, 11-14; assoc. prof, Queen's
(Can), 15-17, prof, paleont, 17-18; geol. Veni-
son, 18- Junior, asst. and assoc. geologist, U. S.
GeoL Surv, 11-; capt. engineers, O.B.G; petrol,
geologist, Bolivia and Argentina, 19-20. A. A;
Qeol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Min.
Eng. Pennsylvania faunas of Arkansas and
OkUhoma; Quaternary geology of San Juan
Mountains, Colorado; oil and gas resources of
Oklahoma and Kentucky; Quaternary history of
Ontario and Ohio.

Mather, Prof. WUliam TCyler), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Phyaies. Amherst, Mass,
Sept. 2, 64. A3, Amherst, 86, A.M, 91; Hop-
kins, 95-96, fellow, 96-97, Ph.D, 97. Instr,
Leicester Acad, Mass, 86-87; Williston Sem,
Easthampton, Mass, 87-93; consulting chemist,
Boston, 93-94; asst. physics, Hopkins, 97-08;
assoc. prof, Texas, 98-07, prof, 07- A.A;
Physical Soc; Tex. Acad. Belative velocities
of silver ions.

Mathers, Prof. Frank 0(iirry>, Indiana Univer-
sity, Bloomington, Ind. Chemistry. Blooming-
ton, Feb. 12, 81. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 05;
fellow, Cornell, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Instr. ohem,
Indiana, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-09, assoc. prof,
09- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Atomic
weight and chemistry of indium; the electro-
deposition of metals from perchlorate baths; ef-
fect of addition agents in the electro-dex>o8ition
of various metals; electrolytic preparation of
fluorine gas.

Matheeon, Prof. Sobert» Cayuga Heights, Ithaca,
N. Y. Entomology. West Biver, N. S, Dec. 20,
81. B.S.A, Cornell, 06, M.S, 07, Ph.D, 11. Instr.
entom, S. Dak. Col, 07-08, prof, 08-09; state
entomologist, 08-09; asst. biol, Cornell, 09-10,
instr, 10-12; prof. zool. and entom, N. 8. Agr.
Col, 12-13; asst. prof, entom. and asst. ento-
mologist, Cornell, 14- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom. The silk glands and life-history
of Apanteles glomeratus; the number of moults
of the female of Dactylopius citri; the Hali-
plidae; aquatic hymenoptera; fore-gut of Cory-
dalis comutus; poplar and willow borer; plant
liee; insect parasitism.

MatliewB, Prof. A(lbert) P(re8C0tt), University
of Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. *Physiolog-
ical chemistry. Chicago, j(Tov. 26, 71. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 92; Cambridge, 95; Marburg,
95-97; Ph.D, Columbia, 98. Asst. biol, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 92-93; physiol. Harvard Med. Sch,
98-99; instr. Tufts Med. Sch, 98-99, asst. prof,
99-00; instr, JBEarvard, 00-01 ; SLset. prot. physiol.
chem, Chicago, 01-03, assoc. prof, 04-05, prof,
05-19, head of dept, Cincinnati, 19- Head,
dept. physiol. Woods Hole, 04-16. A.A; Soc.

Nat; Physiol. Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. BioL Chem; Wash. Acad. Mor-
phology of fertilization process; physiology of
secretion; chemistry of spermatozoa; chemical
relations of nerves; relation between poten-
tial of ions and pharmacological action; nature
of toxic and antitoxic action; the nature of
stimulation in nerves; changes in. protoplasm by
mechanical shock; protoplannic respiration: mo-
lecular cohesion.

Mathews, Prof. Clarence W(eiitworth>, 660 S.
Limestone St, Lexington, Ky. Horticulture.
Lvwrence, Mass, Feb. 10, 61. B.S, Cornell, 91,
fellow, 91. Prof, hort and bot, Ky. State, 92-
13; hort, Kentucky, IS- A. A; PomoL Soc; Soc.
Hort. Sci.

Mathews, Prof. Bdward BCennett), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. ^Petrography.
Portland, Maine, Aug. 16, 69. A3, Colby, 91;
fellow, Hopkins, 93-94, Ph.D, 94. Instr. miner,
and petrog, Hopkins, 94-95, assoc, 95-99, assoc
prof, 99-04, prof, 04-, chairman, geol. dept, 17-
Field asst, U. S. GeoL Surv, 91-94; asst. state
geologist, Md, 98-17, state geologist, 17-; di-
rector, Md. State Weather Service, 17-; exec of-
ficer, Md. State Board of Forestry, 17- : chair-
man, div. geoL and geog, Nat. Beseareh Council,
19- A. A; OeoL Soc. (treas, 19-); Min. and
Metal. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad; Md.
Hist. Soc Igneous and metamorphic rocks,
especially of the Piedmont Plateau; crystalline
rocks of northern and central Maryland.

Matliews, Ferdinand Schuyler, 17 Frost St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Botany, Ornithology. New
Bri^^ton, N. Y, May 30, 54. Cooper Inst, 73;
Italy, 87. Artist, L. Prang and Co, Boston,
80-90; hot. artist, Gray Herbarium, Harvard,
04- Lecturer. Omith. Union; New Eng. Bot.
Soc American wild flowers and wild birds;
evolution of color in flowers; the nature and
character of music of wild birds.

Matliews, Prof. Hubert Berton, South Dakota
Agricultural College, Brookings, S. Dak. Phys-
ios. Eagle Comers, Wis, April 10, 68. B.S,
S. Dak. Col, 92, M.8, 99; Nebraska, 92; Michi-
gan, 93-95; Wisconsin, 99. Asst. chem. and
physics, 8. Dak. Col, 93-96, prof, physics, 96-99,
physics and elec eng, 99-09, physios, 09-, asst.
dean of faculty, 18- A. A; Eng. Edue. Stor-
age cells; secondary batteries.

Mathews, I>r. John A(lezander), Bellefleld Dwell-
ings, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^MetaXlwrgy. Washing-
ton, Pa, May 20, 72. B.S, Washington and Jef-
ferson, 93, M.S, 96, hon. ScD, 03; A.M, Colum-
bia, 95, fellow, 97-98, Ph.D, 98, Barnard fel-
low, 00-03 (Eoyal Sch. of Mines, London, 00-
01) ; Carnegie research scholar, British Iron and
Steel Inst, 01-02. Instr. chem, Columbia, 98-
00; metallurgist and asst. manager, Sanderson
Bros. Steel Co, 02-08; pres. and gen. man-
ager, Halcomb Steel Co, 08-20; pres. Cm-
(^le Steel Co, BO- Chainnan, committee on
alloy steels, Nat. Research Council; committee
on aircraft engine forgings, Bur. Aircraft Pro-
duction, 18. Andrew Carnegie gold medal for
research, London, 02. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Min. Eng; Am. Iron
and Steel Inst; British Iron and Steel Inst.
Chemistry; ferrous metallurgy; electric furnace

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steel processes; alloy steels; permanent mag-
netism.

liatliows, Prof. JCoseph) Howard, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Chemistry, Aurora -
ville, Wis, Oct. 15, 81. B.S, Wisconsin, 03, A.M,
05; A.M, Harvard, 06, Ph.!), 08. •Asst. physical
ehem, Wisconsin, 05; instr. physical and indust.
chem, Case, 06-07; physical chem, Wisoonain,
08-11, asst. prof, 11-17, assoc prof, 17-19, prof,
19-, chairman, dept. chem» and director course,
19- Capt, ordnance B.C, major, ordnance dept,
18. A. A; Chem. Soc; Wis. Acad. Compressi-
bility and other properties of organic liquids;
heats of vaporization; viscosity and lubrication;
osmosis; phase rule; photochemistry; thermal
chemistry of colloids; thermodynamical be-
havior of mixed solvents.

liathewBOiit Dr. O(hamploii) H(erb6rt), 120 Lin-
den St, New Haven, Conn. Metallurgy. Essex,
Conn, Oct. 7, 81. Ph.B, Yale, 02; Ph.D, GWt-
tingen, 06. Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. ^ Tech. 02-
04, instr, 06-07; chem. and metallog, Sheffield
8ci. 8ch, Tale, 07-11, asst. prof, 11-19, prof,
metal, and metallog, 19- Chem. Soc; Min. and
MetaL Eng; British Inst. Metals. Non-ferrous
metallography; copper; brass; zinc.

MathewBon, Prof. LConia) 0(lark>, Hanover, N.
H. Mathematics. Mendon, Mich, 84. A.B,
Albion, 10, A.M, 11; Illinois, 12-14, Ph.D,
14. Instr. math, high sch, Sioux City, Iowa,
11; Dartmouth, 14-17, asst. prof, 18- A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. The group of isomor-
phisms in the theory of finite groups.

MAtOB, Walter A(ntQiilo), 309 College Ave,
Swarthmore, Pa. Astronomy. Philadelphia, Pa,
Oct. 31, 74. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 93.
Hector, Trinity Church, Swarthmore, 98-; vol.
observer, Sproul Observatory, 15- Astron. Soc;
Boyal Astron. Soc. Mathematics; physics;
theory of light; molecular theory; radioactivity.

Matson, Qeo^ge Oharltoiit Clinton Building, Tulsa,
Okla. Geology. B.S, Doane, 00; A.M, Cornell,
03; fellow, Chicago, 04-06. Asst. geol, Cornell,
01-03; asst. geologist and later geologist, XT. S.
Geol. Surv, 06-16; Mex. Gulf Oil Co. and Gulf
Bef. Co. of La, 16-17; Qypsy Oil Co. and 8. Am.
Gulf Oil Co, 17- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol. Petroleum geol-
ogy and engineering.

Hatteson, W(aUace) O(eorge), Texas State Bank
Building, Port Worth, Tex. Geology. Patterson-
ville, N. Y, April 2, 89. B.S, Syracuse, 09; E.M,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 11. Geologist, Int. Construc-
tion Co, 11 ; asst. chief surveyor, Santa Gertrudis
Mining Co, 12; chief engineer, Mazapil Copper
Co, 12 ; mine boss, Cananea Consol. Copper Co, 13 ;
instr. miner, and petrol, Lehigh, 13-16; petrol,
geologist, 16-18; consulting petrol, geologist,
18- Min. Eng. Common features of the world 's
greatest silver mines. *

ICatthes, Francis E(iiille), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. * Physiography. Am-
sterdam, Holland, March 16, 74. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 95; Austin teaching fellow. Harvard,
04-05. Draftsman, city engineer's office, But-
land, Vt, 95-96; field asst, U. 8. Geol. 8wrv,
96-98, asst. topographer, 98-99, topographer,
99-07, tox>og. inspector, 07-13, assoc. geologist,
13-17, geologist, 17- Field investigations for

Calif. State Earthquake Investigation Commis-
sion, 06; cor. mem. Int. Glacier Commission;
Chevalier Order Leopold II. A.A; Ass. Geog.
(treas, 13-20) ; Geol. Soc; assoc. mem. Civil
Eng; Am. Geog. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. GeoL
Soc. (sec' J, 09-10). Physiography; glacial
erosion; physiographic studies of Yosemite Val-
ley region; topographic delineation.

Matthes, a(erard) H(eiidrlk>, V. S. Engineer's
Office, Chattanooga, Tenn. Hydraulics. Am-
sterdam, Holland, March 16, 74. B.S.(C.E),
Mass. Inst. Tech, 95. Div. engineer. Pa. Water
Supply Commission, 14-15; engineer, Miami
Conservancy District, 15-20; U. 8. asst. engi-
neer in charge Tenn. Biver Surv, 80- Mem.
Mass. Inst. Tech. astron. exped. to Sumatra, 01.
A. A; Civil Eng. Flood control in Pennsylvania;
irrigation; water power.

ICatthew, Dr. G(eorge> FCredarlc), 115 Car-
marthen St, St. John, N. B, Can. Geology,
Archeology. St. John, Aug. 12, 37. M.A, New
Brunswick, 78, LL.D, 97; hon. Sc.D, Laval, 94.
Clerk of Treas. Dept, N. B, 53-68; with Can.
GeoL Surv, 68-94; surveyor of customs. Can, 94-
14. Cor. mem. N. Y. Acad; feL Boyal Soc. Can;
N. B. Nat. Hist. Soc; cor. mem. Montreal Nat.
Hist. Soc; London Geol. Soc; cor. mem. Soc.
Boyale G6o\. de Belgique. Paleontology; paleo-
botany; Cambrian faunas; Silurian land faunas
and floras; surface geology; geology of St. John
(N. B) locaUty. >

Matthew, Dr. W(illiun) D(iller), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
•Paleontology. St. John, N. B, Feb. 19, 71.
B.A, New Brunswick, 89; Ph.B, Columbia, 93,
A.M, 94, Ph.D, 95. Asst. paleont. Am. Museum
Nat. Hist, 95-98, asst. curator, 99-01, assoc.
curator, 02-10, curator, 10- Field asst. Can.
Geol. Surv, 89 ; N. Y. Geol. Surv, 93 ; U. S. Geol.
Surv, 02. A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc. (treas,
09, V. pres, 11) ; Philos. Soc; Soc. Mammal; fel.
N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Zool. Soc; cor. mem. New
Brunswick Nat. Hist. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc; Lon-
don Zool. Soc. Tertiary Mammalia of western
United States; evolution and migrations of Ter-
tiary vertebrates; West Indian fossil mammals;
paleovolcanic rocks; Cenozoic vertebrates, paleo-
geography and correlation.

ICatthows, Oduurles) IXemumd), North Carolina
Experiment Station, Baleigh, N. C. Horti-
culture. Moberley, Mo, Feb. 29, 92. B.S.A,
Missouri, 14. Exp. horticulturist, N. C. Exp.
Sta, 15-18, acting chief, div. hort, 18- Soc.
Hort. Sci; PomoL Soc. Pruning; culture of
peaches and pecans; Irish and sweet potatoes.

Matthews, Dr. J(oaoph) Merritt, 50 E. 4l8t St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Phihidelphia, Pa,
June 9, 74. B.S, Pennsylvania, 95, fellow, 96-
98, Ph.D, 98. Prof. chem. and dyeing, Phila.
Textile Sch, 98-07; consulting expert in textile
chem, 07- Ed, 'Color Trade Jour.' A.A;
Chem. Soc. (v. pres, 01); Soc. Chem. Indust;
Franklin Inst; British Soc. Dyers and Colorists.
Compounds of halides of rare earths with vari-
ous amido bodies; indigo dyeing; textile chem-
istry; properties of indigo-red; mercerization of
cotton; chemistry of wool fiber; shade com-
pounding with dyestufFs; chemistry of textile
fibers.

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Matthews, Prof. Samnel Alexander, 706 8. Lin-
coln St, Chicago, 111. Physiology. Indiana, Pa,
April 17, 65. M.D, Michigan, 95. Asst. Pharma-
col, Michigan, 93-97; physiol, Chicago, 00-06,
asst. prof. exp. therapeut, 07-13; prof, physiol,
Kansas, 13-17; Alabama, 17-19; phyHol. Phar-
macol, and therapeut, Loyola, 19- A, A;
Physiol. Soc; Pharmacol. Soc. Pharmacology;
physiology of the liver and of the glands of in-
ternal secretion.

MattiU, Dr. Helen I(sham), 61 Selye Terrace,
Bochester, N. Y. Chemistry. Titnsville, Pa,
July 14, 81. A.B, Cornell, 03, 04-05, fellow, 05-
06, Ph.D, 06. Asst. chem, Columbia, 03-04 ; lab.
asst. Bur. Standards, 06-07; instr, Illinois, 07-

II, assoc, 11-12; instr. nutrition, California,
18-19. Chem. Soc. Inorganic chemistry; hy-
dronitric acid; steel analysis; rare earths.

Mattm, Prof. Henry A(lbrlght), University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. Physiological chem-
istry. Glasgow, Mo, Nov. 28, 83. A,B, Western
Beserve, 06, A.M, 07; fellow, Illinois, 08-10,
Ph.D, 10. Asst. chem, Illinois, 06-08 ; asst. prof,
physiol. and physiol. chem, Utah, 10-11, assoc.
prof, 11-12, prof, 12-15; asst. prof, nutrition,
California, 15-19; hiol. chem, Rochester, 19-
Major, Sanlt. C, A.E.F. A. A; Soc Biol. Chem;
Physiol. Soc ; Soc. Animal Production. Influence
of water drinking at meals, fasting and bathing
on metabolism ; nutrition with isolated food sub-
stances; functions of intestinal bacteria.

Mattoon, Prof. ACrthor) M(artyn>, Albany Col-
lege, Albany, Oregon. Mathematics, Astronomy.
Maxtown, Ohio, Sept. 12, 55. A.B, Marietta, 80,
A.M, 83; Cambridge, 93-94. Instr. math, Al-
bany (Oregon), 80-83; Col. of Montana, 83-87;
principal, acad, Bozeman, Mont, 87-89; inst.
math, Blackburn, 89-90; principal, acad, Elgin,

III, 90-91; prof. math, and astron, and director,
Scott Observatory, Park, 92-12 ; prof. math, and
astron, Albany (Oregon), 17-20. A.A; Pacific
Astron. Soc; Mo. Soc. Teachers Math, and Sci.
Botation period of Mars; theory of equations;
trigonometry.

Mattoon, W(llbiir) B(eed), U. S. Forest Service,
Washington, D. C. Forestry. Harwich, Mass,
Aug. 14, 75. A.B, Wesleyan, 99 ; M.F, Yale, 04.
Forest asst, U. 8. Forest Service, 04-07, forest
inspector, 07-09, forest supervisor, 09-12, forest
examiner, IfS- Soc. Foresters (pros, Wadi. sect,
18) ; Ecol. Soc. Life history, reproduction,
growth and yield of forest trees.

Matz, JuIliiB, Insuhir Experiment Station, Bio
Piedras, P. B. Plant pathology. Bussia, 86.
B.S, Mass. Col, 13. Asst. plant path, Fla. Exp.
Sta, 13-18; chief, dept. hot. and plant path,
Ins. Exp. Sta, 18- Agent, bur. plant indust,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 1«- A.A; Phytopath. Soc.
Diseases of pecan, fig, sugar cane and citrus
fruits.

Mauchly, I>r. SCebastian) J(acob), 36th St. and
Broad Branch Bead, Washington, D. C. Phys-
ics. Swanton, Ohio, July 9, 78. Ohio State;
Chicago; A.B, Cincinnati, 11, fellow, 11-13,
Ph.D, 13. Instr. physics and math, Hartwell
High Sch, Cincinnati, 05-11; head, physics
dept, Woodward High Sch, 13-14; assoc. physi-
cist, dept. terrestruU magnetism, Carnegie In-
stitution, 14- Chief, Carnegie Institution solar

eclipse exped. to Lakin, Kans, 18. A.A; Phys-
ical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc.
(rec. sec'y, 19-21), Electrical conduction
through gases; earth currents.

Maury, Miss Antonla 0(oetana de P. P), Hast-
ings-on-Hudft)n, N. Y. Astrophysics. Cold
Spring, N. Y, March 21, 66. A.B, Vassar, 87.
Asst, Harvard Observatory, 89-96, 18- Instr.
physical science, Gilman Sch, Cambridge, Mass,
91-94. Astron. Soc. Classification of stellar
spectra; spectroscopic binaries.

Maury, Dr. Carlotta J(oaanina), Hastings-on-
Hudson, N. Y. Paleontology. Hastings-on-
Hudson, Jan. 6, 74. Badcliffe, 91-93; Ph.B,
Cornell 96, Schuyler fellow, 98; Paris, 99-00;
Ph.D, Cornell, 02. Asst. paleont, Columbia, 04-
06; La. Geol. Surv, 07-09; lecturer geol, Bar-
nard, Columbia, 09-12; prof, zool. Cape of
Good Hope, 12-15; paleontologist, Bra2il Surv,
18- Sarah Berliner fellow, 17. A.A. Compari-
son of the Tertiary of western Europe and that
of southern United States; distribution of the
molluscan fauna of New York; Pleistocene
fauna of Cayuga Basin; new Tertiary Mollusca
from Florida; Quaternary of the gulf coast;
lower Eocene and Miocene of Trinidad Island;
Santo Domingan fossils and sections; Tertiary
fossils of Brazil with descriptions of new Cre-
taceous species; Tertiary mollusca of Porto
Bico.

Mayor, Prof« James W(att), Union College,
Schenectady, N. Y. Zoology. Glasgow, Scot-
land, Dec. 13, 83. B.A, Cambridge, 05; A.M,
Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 13. Lecturer science and
math. King's Col, Can, 06-07; instr. sool, Syra-
cuse, 10-11; teaching fellow, Harvard, 12-13;
instr, Wisconsin, 13-16; asst. prof. Union, 16-
Scientific investigator. Can. Biol. Board, Dept.
Naval Service; curator, biol. sta, Georgian Bay,
13 ; marine biol. sta, St. Andrews, 14 ; mem. Can.
fisheries ezped. to Gulf of St. Lawrence and At-
lantic Waters of Can, 15. A. A; Soc. Zool; Ass.
Prof; Wis. Acad. Protozoology; embryology;
economic fishes; Myxosporidia ; hemoflagellates ;
corals; growth of fishes; oceanography.

Biazlield, I>r. Francis K(orton), Department of
Public Instruction, Harrisburg, Pa. Psychology.
Sandwich, Mass, Aug. 29, 77. A.B, Haverford,
97; Ph.D, Penm^lvania, 12. Instr, secojidary
sehools, 97-12; head master, Oakwood Sem,
Union Springs, N. Y, 01-03 ; master science and
math, and v. principal. Friends' Sch, German-
town, Pa, 03-12; instr. psychol, Pennsylvania,
12-14, asst. prof. 14-18; psychologist, pub. sch.
clinic, Newark, N. J, 18-20; director, bur.
psychol, dept. pub. instr. Pa, 180- Asst. director,
psychol. clinic, Pennsylvania, 13- A.A; PsychoL
Ass. (chairman, sect. clin. psychol). Clinical
psychology.

Mf^''f1wi^ Hndson, Maxim Park, Landing, N. J.
Chemistry. Omeville, Maine, Feb. 3, 53.
Kent's Hill Acad; ScD, Heidelberg (Ohio), 13;
LL.D, St. Peter's, 18. Inventor and manufac-
turer, ordnance and explosives, 88-98 ; consulting
engineer, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, WiU
mington, Del, 98- A.A; Mil. Serv. Inst; Aero-
naut. Soc. N. Y. (pres, 10-). Explosives; smoke-
less powder; a detonating fuse for projectiles;

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propulsion of automobile torpedoes; calcium
carbid; military preparedness.

Mason, William B(alph), XT. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. *Botany. Oneida, N. Y,
Feb. 27, 77. Ph.B, Syracuse, 98. Aid crypt,
bot, div. of plants, U, S, Nat. Museum, 99-05,
asst. curator, 05-14, assoc, curator, 14- A. A;
Bot. Soe; Fern Soc. (pros, 00, 01, 19); Wash.
Acad. (rec. sec'y, 17-) ; Wash. Bot. Soc. Taxo-
nomy of Pteridophyta, especially of tropical
America.

ICazflon, Prof. Ralph N(el8on), State University,
Lexington, Ky. Chemistry, Westerly, E. I,
Dec. 2, 79. B.S, B. I. Col, 02; Ph.D, Yale, 05.
Asst. chem, Yale, 04-05; instr. gen. ehem. Pa.
State, 05-06; asst. prof, Kentucky, Oe-08, prof,
inorg, chem, 08- Inorganic chemistry.

Maxwell, Dr. 8(amu6l) SCteen), Uniyeisity of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physiology, Manor
Cunningham, Ireland, Aug. 4, 60. B.S, Amity,
86, M.S, 88; Hopkins, 89-90; fellow, Chicago,
95-96, Ph.D, 96. Instr. math. Amity, 86-87,
prof. nat. science, 87-89 ; Monmouth, 90-92, biol,
92-94, 96-02; asst. physiol, Harvard, 02-03,
instr, 03-05; instr, California, 05-07, asst. prof,
07-10, assoc. prof, 10^ Instr. physiol, Chicago,
summer, 96. A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol.
Physiology of invertebrate nervous system; vol-
untary control of smooth muscle; physiology of
muscular contraction and of ciliary movement;
physiology of cerebral cortex; nature of nerve
conduction; equilibrium functions of the laby-
rinth.

May, Dr. OhaxlflS HCenry), 698 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Ophthalmology, Baltimore,
Md, Aug. 7, 61. Col. City of N. Y, 75-77; M.D,
Columbia, 83. Lecturer ophthal, N. Y. Poly-
clinic, 87-90; asst. surgeon, N. Y. Ophthal. and
Aural Inst, 87-94; chief, eye clinic, and instr.
ophthal, Columbia, 92-03. Ophthal. surgeon to
various hospitals ; co-editor, ' Annals of Ophthal, '
92-04; 'Ophthalmology,' 04; 'Am. Jour. Oph-
thal,' 19- Ophthal. Soc; Am. Acad. Med; Am.
Med. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med. Operations
and diseases of eye; the field of vision; con-
genital abnormalities of the eye; injuries to the
eye during parturition; trachoma; manual of
diseases of the eye.

May, Prof. O(laxeiice) E(arl), Bloomington, Ind.
Chemistry, Bloomington, March 3, 84. A.B,
Indiana, 04, A.M, 05; fellow, Columbia, 07-08,
Ph.D, 08. Asst. chem, Indiana, 03-05, instr,
05-08, asrt. prof, 08-12, assoc, prof, 14" Chem.
Soc. (asst. ed, 'Chem. Abstracts,' 07). Organic
and biological chemistry.

May, David W(llliaiii), Mayaguez, P. R. Agri-
culture, Barry, Mo, April 22, 68. B.S.A, Mis-
souri, 94, M.S.A, 96. Asst. agr, Missouri, 96-
98; scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-01; ani-
mal husbandman, Ky. Exp. Sta, 01-04; director,
P. E. Sxp. Sta, 04- Trustee, Univ. Porto Rico,
07- Animal husbandry; agronomy; tropical
agriculture.

May, Prof. Henry O(iiatay), Kingston, R. I. Zool-
ogy, East Prussia, Germany, Oct. 22, 86. B.S,
Rochester, 13; 'Woods Hole, 12-13; biol. sta,
Michigan, 15; Ph.D, Illinois, 17. Asst. zool,
Illinois, 14-17; junior zoologist, bur. animal
indust, XJ. S. Dept. Agr, 17-19; prof, biol, Miss.

Col, 19-20; bacter, and chief, div, animal breed-
ing and path, B. I. Col, 80- Asst. zool, Michi-
gan, 15; bacteriologist, med. dept, A.E.F, 18.
A.A; Micros. Soc; Soc. Bact. Parasitology;
selection in Drosophila; life histories of Amer-
ican Gordiaceae; Nematodirus.

May, Dr. James V(aiice), Boston State Hospital,
Dorchester Center, Boston, Mass. Psychiatry,
Lawrence, Kans, July 6, 73. A.B, Kansas, 94;
M.D, Pennsylvania, 97. Res. physician, Phila.
Hosp, 97-98; acting asst. surgeon, U.S.A, 00-
02; asst. physician, Binghamton State Hosp,
N. Y, 02-11; supt, Matteawan State Hosp, N.
Y, 11 ; mem. N. Y. State Hosp. Commission, 12-
16; supt, Grafton State Hosp, Mass, 1^17;
Boston State Hosp, 17- Lieut, capt. and major,
M.R.C, 17. Am. Med. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass;
New Eng. Psychiat. Soc

May, Prof. Mark Arthur, 287 Westmoreland Aye,
Syracuse, N. Y. Psychology, Jonesboro, Tenn,
Aug. 12, 91. A,B, Maryville, 11; Ph.B, Chi-
cago, 12; A.M, Columbia, 15, Ph.D, 17. Prof,
psychol, Syracuse, 19-^ Lieut, Sanit. C, 18-19.
Psychol. Ass; Religious Eduo. Ass. (mem. exec,
council). Controlled association; standardized
elementary psychology tests; psydiology of con-
scientious objectors.

Maynard, Oharles J(ohii8on), West Newton,
Mass. Ornithology. West Newton, May 6, 45.
Pub. schools. Instr. econ, bird study, Mass.
Col, Six exploring expeditions to Bahamas.
Boston Soc Nat. Hist; Newton Soc. Nat. Hist.
Sponges; Cerionidae; anatomy of birds; evolu-
tion and recession of species.

Maynard, (leorge W(illiam), 20 Nassau St, New
York, N. Y. Mining engineering, Brooklyn, N.
Y, June 12, 39. GSttingen, 60-61; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 62; Royal Sch. Mines, Clausthal, 62-63.
Manager mines, Ireland, 63; Colo, 64-67; prof,
mining and metal, Rensselaer, 68-72; consulting
engineer, iron and steel works, England, and
copper works, Russia, 73-79; c&nsulting mining
engineer, 80- Min. Eng. (v. pres) ; Min. and
Metal. Soc; ElectrochenL Soc; British Inst. Min.
and Metal; London Iron and Steel Inst. Min-
ing; metallurgy of iron, steel, gold, silver and
copper.

Maynard, Dr. L(eonard) A(mby), New York
State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y.
Agricultural chemistry, Hartford, N. Y, Nov.
8,87. A.B, Wesleyan, 11 ; fellow, Cornell, 14-15,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. chem, Iowa Exp. Sta, 11-12;
R. I. Exp. Sta, 12-13; asst. prof, animal hus-
bandry, Cornell, 15-17; Ifeut, capt, and major,
IT.S.A, 17-19; asst. prof, animal breeding, Cor-
nell, 17-19; prof, f60- A. A; Chem. Soc. Plant
and animal nutrition.

Maynard, Prof. S(ainnel) T(aylor), Northboro,
Mass. Eortioultwre. Hardwick, Mass, Dec 6,
44. Mass. Col, 72. Prof, bot, and hort, Mass.
Col, 79- Director, hort. div, Mass. Exp. Sta;
botanist and pomologist, Mass. State Board
Agr; Mass. Fruit Growers Ass. (sec'y); assoc.
ed, 'Suburban Life.' Botany; landscape gar-
dening.

Maynard, Dr. T(lioma8) Poole, Hurt Building,
Atlanta, Ga. Geology, Baltimore, Md, Feb. 15,
83. A.B, Hopkins, 05, Ph.D, 09. Asst. geol,
Hopkins, 05-08; asst. state geologist, Ga. GeoL

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Surv, Od-12; consulting geologist, If- Mem.
Md. and Va, GeoLt Surveys, 05-09; with U. S.
Geol. Surv, 07. A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soe;
Min. Eng; Ceramic Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Ass.
Pulp and Paper Indust. Buckingham-Fluvanna
slate district of Virginia; Corrigan formation
of Maryland; limestones, slates and cements of
Georgia; stratigraphy of northwest Georgia;
white rock phosphates of Tennessee; paleontol-
ogy of the lower Devonian deposits of Maryland.

Mayna, Brace, IT. 8. Public Health Service,
Washington, D. C. Entomology, London, Eng-
land, July 25, 82. B.S, California, 08, M.S,
10; certificate, London Sch. Trop. Med. Field
asst. entom, California, 06-07 ; tech. asst, plague
lab, tJ. S. Pub. Health Service, 08-10; ento-
mologist, Vet. Corps, Bur. Science, P. I, 10-14;
biologist, U. 8. Pub, Health Service, 14- Dem-
onstrator, London Sch. Trop. Med; lecturer,
Univ. Philippines ; Tennessee ; U. S. Pub. Health
Service. A.A. Bionomics of insects affecting
the health of man ; inf ectivity of insects relative
to transmission of bubonic plague, trypanoso-
miasis, anthrax and malaria.

liayo, Dr. Charles Horace, Bochester, Minn.
Surgery. Rochester, July 19, 65. M.D, Chicago
Med. Col, 88; A.M, Northwestern, 02; LL.D,
Maryland, 09; Eenyon, 16; ScD, Princeton, 17;
F.B.C.S, 20. Surgeon, Mayo Clinic (St. Mary's
Hosp); prof, surg, med. sch, Minnesota; Mayo
Foundation, Minnesota, IS- Consulting surgeon,

C. and N. W. By; C. G. W. By; G. N. By; di-
rector, Nat. Dental Ass. Besearch Inst; mem.
med. committee in the U. S, Am. Hosp. for Gt.
Britain ; elector, Hall of Fame ; D. S. medal, 20 ;
founder, Mayo Foundation, Minnesota, 15; mem.
advisory council, north, div, Am. Bed Cross.
Pres, surg. sect. Int. Cong. Tuberculosis, Wash-
ington, 08. A.A; Col. Surg, (regent); Surg.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass. (pres, 16-17, chairman, sect,
surg, 10); Soc. Clin. Surg; Ass. Mil. Surg;
Catholic Hosp. Ass; Fed. State Med. Boards;
hon. mem. Inst. Soc. Sci; West. Surg. Ass.
(pres, 04-05); S. Surg, and Gynec. Soc; S*
Minn. Med. Ass; Minn. Med. Soc. (pres, 05);
Minn. Pub. Health Ass; Minn. Path. Ass;
hon. mem. Bronx Co. (N. Y) Med. Soc; Int. Soc.
Surg; hon. mem. Serbian Med. Soc.

Mayo, Dr. M(azloii) JCadson), Harris Teachers
College, St. Louis, Mo. Psychology. Prestons-
burg, Ky, March 1, 71. A.B, Lebanon, 94;
fellow, N. Y. Univ, 01-03, A.M, Pd.D, 04;
Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Prof, math, E. Tex. Nor.
Col, 94-01; teacher psychol. State Nor. Sch,
Stroudsburg, Pa, 03-04; teacher math, high
schools, N. Y. City, 05-16; psychol, Harris
Teachers Col, 16- Psychol. Ass. Bace psy-
chology.

Mayo, Dr. Wiiliam JCaxnes), 701 College Hill,
Bodiester, Minn. Surgery. Le Sueur, Minn,
June 29, 61. M.D, Michigan, 83, A.M, 99, ScD,
08; F. B. C. S, Edinburgh, 05; LL.D, Toronto,
06; Maryland, 07; ScD, Columbia, 10; LL.D,
Pennsylvania, 12; F.B.C.S, London, 13. Sur-
geon, Mayo Clinic (St, Mary's Hosp), Col. and
chief consultant all surg. services, 17.S.A, 17-19;

D. S. medal, 19. Begent, Minnesota, 07, founder,
IQTayo Foundation, 15. A.A; Surg. Ass. (pres,
13); Soc. Clin. Surg, (pres, 11); Col. Surg.

(pres, 17-19) ; Am. Med. Ase. (pres, 06) ; Minn.
Med. Soc. (pres, 95); Acad, de Chirurg. dc
Paris; hon. mem. Soc. Peruana de Cimjia.

Mayor, Dr. Alfred (Gtoldsborongh), Carnegie In-
stitution, Washington, D. C. *Zoology. Fred-
erick, Md, April 16, 68. M.E, Stevens, 89;
ScD, Harvard, 97. Asst. physics, Clark, 89-90;
Kansas, 90-92; asst. to Mr. Alexander Agassis
and in charge of radiates, museum comp. zool.
Harvard, 92-00; curator nat. sciences and cura-
tor-in-chief, museum, Brooklyn Inst, 00-04; di-
rector, dept. marine biol, Carnegie Institution,
04- Trustee, Woods Hole. Nat. Acad; A-A.
(v. pres, F, 13) ; Soc Nat; Soc. ZooL (pres, east,
branch, 12); Soc Exp. Biol; Philos. Soc; N. Y.
Acad; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 16); Boston Soc
Nat. Hist; fel. and patron N. Y. Zool. Soc;
Phila. Acad; Cambridge Entom. Club (pres, 99).
Evolution and cause of coloration in Lepidop-
tera; evolution of Partula of Tahiti; Atlantic
palolo worm; instincts of Lepidoptera; pulsa-
tion of Medusae; Medusae of the world; cteno-
phores of the Atlantic; physiology of coral reefs
of the Pacific.

Mazyck, W(ima)m a(aillard), Equitable Build-
ing, Charleston, S. C. Conchology, CordesviUe,
S. C, Oct. 12, 46. Baibroad work, 62-64; libra-
rian, Charleston Library Soc, 65-68; railroad
work, 69-95; sec'y and tre€ts, Equitable Fire Ins.
Co, 95- Hon. curator condiol, Charleston Mu-
seum, 06- Elliott Soc. (sec'y and treas) ; S.
C. Huguenot Soc. (historian, 00-). Pulmonata
geophila; Pulmonata; Mollusca of South Caro-
lina.

Mead, Dr. A(Ibert) DCavis), 283 Wayland Ave,
Providence, B. I. ^Zoology, Comparative anat-
omy. Swanton, Vt, April 15, 69. A.B, Mid-
dlebury, 90, ScD, 16; A.M, Brown, 91; Clark,
91-92; Ph.D, Chicago, 95; ScD, Pittsburgh, 12.
Instr. comp. anat, Brown, 95-96, assoc prof,
96-00, prof, 00- Mem. B. I. Commission of
Inland Fisheries; Biol. Board, 08- Prizes, Int.
Fishery Cong, 08. A.A; Soc. Nat. (sec'y, 00,
01); Soc Zool; Am. Acad; cor. mem. Seefisch-
erei Verein. Embryology; fertilization and
cleavage of egg; natural history of marine in-
vertebrates; rate of growth of marine inverte-
brates; artificial culture of marine food animals.

Mead, Prof. Gyms D(e Witt), 1568 Le Boy Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Education. Spencer, Ind, Nov.
4, 75. Ph.B, DePauw, 98; fellow, Columbia, 10-
12, M.A, 12, Ph.D, 14. Phincipal, Ind. Sch. for
Feeble-Minded, 04-10; asst. prof, educ, C^cin-
nati, 12-18; assoc. prof, elementary educ, Cali-
fornia, 18- Nat. Soc Study Educ; Soc Cbl.
Teachers Educ; Nat. Educ Ass.

Mead, Prof. Elwood, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Irrigation engineering. Pa-
triot, Ind, Jan. 16, 58. B.S, Purdue, 82, M.S,
84, hon. D.Eng, 04; C.E, Iowa State, 83. Prof,
irrig. eng, Colo. Agr. Col, 83-85; asst. state
engineer, Colo, 85-86; prof, irrig. eng, Colo.
Agr. Col, 86-88; state engineer, Wyo, 88-98;
chief irrig. investigation, U. S. Dept. Agr, 98-
07; chairman. State Water Supply Conmiission,
Victoria, Australia, 07-15; consulting engineer,
Dept. Interior, 15-19; prof, rural institutions,
Calif omia, arid chairman, State Land Settle-
ment Board, IS- Prof, institutions and prae-

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tise of irrig^ California, 9&- Civil Eng; Eng.
Edne. Irrigation engineering; irrigation laws;
rural development.

Mead, Prof, a(6orge> H(erl>ert), University of
Chicago, Chicago, HI. Philosophy. South Had-
ley, Mass, Feb. 27, 63. A.B, Oberlin, 83 ; A.B,
Harvard, 88. Instr. phUoa, Michigan, 91-93,
asst. prof, 93-94; Chicago, 94-02, assoc. prof,
02-07, prof, 07" A.A; Psychol. Ass. Relation
of philosophy to the natural sciences; compara-
tive psychology; the criterion of intelligence in
lower forms.

Mead, Prof. H(arold) Tdipper), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Zoology. Bakersfield,
Vt, Nov. 1, 81. A.B, Yale, 07; M.8, Chicago,
13. Prof. biol. and geol, Dak. Wesleyan, 13-
16; instr. nucros. anat, Colorado, 17-18; prof,
sool, Tulane, 18- A. A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc;
8. Dak. Acad; La. Entom. Ass; New Orleans
Acad; New Otleana Zool. Ase. (director, 19).
The intestine of amphibians ; Artluropoda ; inter-
stitial glands of mammals.

Mead, Prof. W(aRen> J(ud8on>, University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Geology. Plymouth,
Wis, Aug. 5, 83. B.S, Wisconsin, 06, A.M, 08.
Asst. instr, asst. prof, assoc. prof, and prof, geol,
Wisconsin, 06- A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng.
Metamorphic, economic and structural geology.

Meade, Prof. DeVoe, University of Maryland,
College Park, Md. Agriculture. Clyde, N. Y,
Aug. 26, 86. B.S, Pa. State, 11; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 18. Agriculturist, high sch, Hector, Minn,
11-12; in charge, dairy and animal husbandry
departments, N. Y. State Sch. Agr, Alfred, 12-
14; instr. animai husbandry, Cornell, 14-18;
prof, Maryland, 18- Soc. Animal Production.
Breeding; genetics; farm management.

Meade, (George P(eterkin), Cuban Sugar Refining
Co, Cardenas, Cuba. Chemistry. Cumberland,
Md, Dec. 26, 83. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 05. Chief
chemist, Nat. Sugar Refinery, 06-09 ; chief diem-
ist and asst. supt, Colonial Sugar Co, 09-13;
supt, Cardenas Refinery, and director,- control
lab, Cuban-Am. Sugar Co, IS- Eighth Int.
Cong. Applied Chem. (mem. sugar committee).
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists
C^ub. Sugar analysis and refining; action of
disinfectants on sugar solutions.

Maade, Richard K(idder), 11 E. Fayette St, Balti-
more, Md. Chemistry. Charlottesville, Va, Nov.
28, 74. Virginia, 92-94; B.S, Lafayette, 99,
hon. M.j^, 08. Chemist, Longdale Iron Co, 96-
97 ; instr. chem, Lafayette, 97-02 ; chief chemist,
Edison Portland Cement Co, 02-03; Dexter
Portland Cement Co, 03 ; ed, ' The Chemical En-
gineer,' 04-10; director, Meade Test. Laborer-
tories, 07-; v. pres. Fuller Eng. Co, 09-; gen.
manager. Tidewater Portland Cement Co. 11;
consulting chem. engineer*, 11- Chem. Soc
(sec'y, Lehigh Valley sect, 98-); Soc. Test.
Mat ; Chem. Eng. (auditor, 08, v. pres, 14) ;
Elect rochem. Soc Methods of volumetric anal-
ysis; technical analysis and chemistry of Port-
land cement; chemical composition of and causes
of the setting of hydraulic cements; potash;
lime; hydrated lime; barium compounds; de-
signing and building chemical plants.

Meader, Prof. F(rad) MCarlln), Department of
Health, Detroit, Mich. TrevenXive medicine.

North Haverhill, N. H, Jan. 28, 76. B.S, Wes-
leyan, 02^ M.8, 05; MJ), Hopkins, 09. Instr.
path, and baeter, Syracuse, 00-10, asst. prof,
10-11, assoc. prof, 11-12, prev. med. and hy-
giene, 12-20; assoc epidemiol, sch. hygiene and
pub. health, Hopkins, 20; director med. services,
dept. health, Detroit, Mich, $0- Major, M.C,
U.S. A, 17-19; director, div. communicable dis-
eases, N. Y. State Dept. of Health, Albany.
Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Public health;
carriers of disease.

Meader, Dr. Percy I>(ayol), 310 W. Monument
St, Baltimore, Md. Bacteriology. Providence,
R.I, 90. Ph.B, Brown, 14, M.S, 16, Ph.D, 18.
Asst. baeter. Brown, 15-16; instr, sch. hygiene
and pub. health, HopJcins, 18- Soc Bact; Pub.
Health Ass. Immunology.

MeaUxis, Prof. JConafhan) OCampbeU), Univer-
sity of Edinburgh, Edinburgh, Scotland. Medi-
cine. Hamilton, Out, May 16, 82. M.D, CM,
McGill, 04; F.R.C.P, Edinburgh, 19. Lecturer
med, McGill, 11-19, path, 1^19, director ezp.
med, 13-19; Christison prof, therapeut, Edin-
burgh, 19- Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest;
Ass. Path, and Bact; London PhysioL Soc;
London Path. Soc. Clinical medicine; thera-
peutics; pathology; immunity.

Meaxifl, A(lan) H(ay), American Smelting and
Refining Co, El Paso, Tex. Geology. Peru, 111,
Jan. 22, 90. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13, M.S, 14.
Asst. to Prof. W. Lindgren, 15; geologist, Am.
Smelting and Eef. Co, 15-16, 19- A.A; Min.
Eng. Economic geology; mineralogy; tourma-
line bearing gold quartz veins of Miehipicoten
district, Ontario; ore deposits of Bed Cliff, Colo-
rado.

Means, OCharlas) MCarrlU), 2329 OUver Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Electrical engineering. Punz-
sutawney. Pa, Sept. 29, 69. Private tutors.
Elec engineer, Pa. B. B, 88-97; Rochester and
Pittsburgh Coal and Iron Co, 97-99; Jefferson
Traction Co, 99-00; Rochester and Pittsburgh
Coal and Iron Co, 00-11; consulting engineer,
Randolph-Means Co, 11-17; Charles M. Means
Co, 17- Consulting elec. engineer, Bur. Mines;
Pa. Dept. of Mines. Elec. Eng. Electricity in
coal mining.

Means, Dr. James H(oward)^ 15 Chestnut St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Dorchester, Mass,
June 24, 85. A.B, Harvard, 07, M.D, 11. Re-
search fellow. Harvard Med. Sch, 13-15, teach-
ing fellow, 16-18, instr. med, 19-; assoc. med,
Mass. Gen. Hasp, 17- Lieut, to major, M. C,
A. E. P, 17-19. Assoc. Am. Physicians; Soc
Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; Bos-
ton Soc. Nat. Hist. Respiratory metabolism in
disease; functional pathology of the respiratory
and circulatory systems.

Means, Philip Alnswortli, Harvard Club, Boston,
Mass. Anthropology. Boston, April 8, 92.
A.B, Harvard, 15, A.M, 16. Asst. Yale exped.
to Peru, 14-15; honorary collaborator archeol,
U. 8. Nat. Mus, 16-; special investigator in
Peru for Wonalancet Cotton Co, 19-; director,
Nat. Museum of Archeol, Lima, Peru, f60- J!l.K ;
Anthrop. Ass; Am. Geog. Soc; N. Y. Cortes Soc.
(councilor) ; Royal Antiirop. Inst ; Lima Geog.
Soc. History, anthropology and sociology of the
Hispanic- American countries; races in Peru.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Means, Tho(iiia)8 H(er1>ert), 3004 College Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Geology, Waterford, va, Nov.

15, 75. B.S, George Washuigton, 98, M.S, 61.
In charge, western div. soil sorv, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 99-01, soil surr, 02, alkali land reclama-
tion, 03-04, engineer of soils, U. S. Beclamation
Service, 04-07, project engineer, 08-10; practia-
ing agr, engineer, 10^ A.A; Civil Eng; Wash.
Greol. Soc Agricultural geology; drainage of
irrigated districts; agricultural engineering.

Blears, Dr. Brataerd, Williams College, Williams-
town, Mass. Chemistry, Amherst, Mass, Jan.
17, 81. A.B, Williams, 03, A.M, 05; fellow,
Hopkins, 07-08, PhJ>, 08. Asst. chem, Wil-
liams, 03-06; instr, Illinois, 08-09; Williams,
09-10, asst. prof, 10-17, prof, 17- A.A. Os-
motie pressure; asphalt analysis.

Mecklin, Prof. John M(oflatt), Dartmouth Col-
lege, Hanover, N. H. Psychology, Winona,
Miss, Jan. 21, 71. A.B, Southwestern Pres-
byterian, 90, A.M, 92; Union Theol. Bern.
(Va), 92-94; B.D, Princeton, 96; Berlin; Mar-
burg; Munich; I^.D, Leipzig, 99; Am. Sch.
Classical Studies, Athens, 99-00; fellow, Hop-
kins, 00-01. Instr, Lafayette, 01-02; prof.
Greek, Washington and Jefferson, 02-05; philos,
Lafayette, 05-13; Pittsburgh, 13-19; soeiol,
Dartmouth, 19- Lecturer, Columbia, summer,
14; Indiana, summer, 19. A.A; Psychol. Ass;
Philos. Ass; Ass. Prof; West. Philos. Ass. So-
cial psychology and ethics; psychology of reli-
gion; race friction.

Medalia, Dr. Leon 8(amael), 483 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Pathology. Palestine, Turkey, Dec.

5, 81. M.D, Tufts, 05. Instr. path, and bacter,
Tufts, 05-10; research and private practise.
Major, M.C, and chief of lab. and infectious
disease service, 17-19. A. A; Am. Med. Ass.
Bacteriology; hemolytic streptococcus and puer-
peral septicema; therapeutic immunization;
tubercle bacillus; pyorrhea; influenza; menin-
gitis; pneumonia; H-ion concentration.

Ifedes, Prof. Grace, Yassar College, Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. Physiology. Keokuk, Iowa, 87. A.B,
Kansas, 04, A.M, 13; A.M, Ph.D, Bryn Mawr,

16. Instr. zool, Vassar, 1^-19, asst. prof,
physiol, 19" Biophysics; cell respiration; ef-
fects of acids oik growth.

Meek, Prof. Walter JCoseph), 2015 Chadbourne
Ave, Madison, Wis. *Physiology. Dillon, Kans,
Aug. 15, 78. A.B, Kansas, 02; A.M, Penn
(Iowa), 07; Ph.D, Chicago, 09. Prof, biol,
Penn (Iowa), 03-08; instr. physiol, Wisconsin,
08-10, asst. prof, 10-12, assoc. prof, 12-18, prof,
18-, assoc, dean, med. seh, $0- Major, C.W.S,
18-19. A.A; Physiol. Soc (mem. council, 15).
Peripheral nervous system; fibrinogen; cardiac
physiology; blood volume.

Me^er, Prof. O(eorge) HCetbert), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics, Chem-
istry. PhUlipsburg, N. J, Aug. 13, 71. B.S,
Lafayette, 93, M.S, 95, Ph.D, 98; LL.D, Ur-
sinus, 05; Phar.D, Medico-Chkurg. Col, Phila,

06, D.D.S, 07 ; Munich, 09-10 ; Sc J>, Yillanova,
13. Chemist or manager various chem. indus-
tries, 93-02; consulting toxicoU>gist, 97-; prof,
chem, Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 97-16; dean,
dept. pharmaceut. chem, 07-16; prof. chem. and
hiochem, Pennsylvania, 16-, dean, grad. sch.

med, 18- Staff biochemist, Phila. Gen. Hosp.
Medal, Franklin Inst, 06. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Franklin Inst; Phila. Path. Soc Molecular
physics; applied electricity; analytical chemis-
try; molecular constitution of liquids; ehenueal
technology.

Mees, Pros. C(arl) L(eo), Bose Polytechnic Insti-
tute, Terre Haute, Ind. Physics. Columbus,
Ohio, May 20, 53. Ohio State, 73-74; MJ),
Starling Med. Col, 74; Berlin and South Ken-
sington, 80-81; Ph.D, Bose, 92. Prof, phys-
ics, Male High Sch, Louisville, Ky, 76-80;
Ohio State, 81-87; Bose, 87-20, pres, 95-
20, emer. pres, 20- A.A. (sec'y. -A., 87, gen.
sec^y, 89, v. pres, 96); I^iysical Sfoc; Eng.
Educ; Elec. Eng. (pres); Northwest. Ass. ScL
and Math. Teachers; Cent. Ass. Sei. and Math.
Teachers; Ind. AcadL. Micro-measurements; elas-
tic behavior of solids; velocity of air in torna-
does; electrolysis; electromotive force constant.

Ifoes, Dr. O(barles) E(dward) Kenneth, Eastman
Kodak Co, Boohester, N. Y. ^Photography.
Wellingborough, England, May 26, 82. B.S,
London, 03, D.Se, 06. Managing direetor, Wrat-
ten and Wainwri^t, Ltd, England, 06-12; direc-
tor, research lab, Bastmen Kodak Co, 12- Prog-
ress medal, Boyal Photog. Soc, 13. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Optical Soc;
Boyal Photog. Soc. (v. pres, 12) ; London Gheaou
Soc. Photographie theory.

Meggers, Dr. WUllam F(rederick), 28 Leland
St, Chevy Chase, Md, *Physics. Clinton-
ville. Wis, July 13, 88. A3, Bipon, 10; A-M,
Wisconsin, 16; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Instr.
physics, Bipon, 10-11; Wisconsin, 11-12; Car-
negie Inst. Tech, 12-14; physidsi, Bur. Stand-
ards, 14- A. A; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc;
Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soe. Spectroscopy;
astrophysics; photography; measurements of
standard wave-lengths.

Mehl, Dr. Maurice QColdsmith), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Paleontology, Geology,
Burliiigame, Kans, Dec. 25, 87. B.S, Chicago,
11, fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 14. Instr. paleont,
CHiicago, 12-13; paleont. and geol, Wisconsin,
13-15 ; prof, geol, Oklahoma, 15-17 ; acting prof,
Denison, 18-19; Missouri, 19- A. A; Paleont.
Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol. Petroleum geology;
fossil Beptilia and Amphibia.

Meier, F(red) O(ampbell), XT. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Biggston, lU, April 5, 93. B.S, Harvard,
16, A.M, 17. Pathologist, bur. plant indust, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 18- Phytopath. Soc. Diseases
of cucurbits.

Meier, Prof. Henry Frederick August, Syracuse,
N. Y. Botany. Edwardsport, Ind, Jan. 7, 81.
A.B, Indiana, 12, A.M, 13. Science teacher,
secondary schools, 04-11; teaching fellow, In-
diana, 11-12; assoc. prof, bot, Syracuse, It-
Instr. bot, Indiana, summers, 11-12 ; asst. plant
physiol, Columbia, 15-16. A.A; Bot. Soc. Plant
physiology; cellular physiology; inorganio salt
requirements.

Meigs, Dr. Edward B(rownlng>, 1445 Bhode Island
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. Physiology.
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 10, 79. A3, Princeton.
00; M.D, Pennsylvania, 04. Asst. physiol,

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PennsylTania, 04-06; instr, Harvard Med. Sch,
07-10; fellow physiol, Wistar Inst, 10-15; phys-
iologist, dairy div, V. 8, Dept, Agr, 15^ A.A;
Soe. Nat; Physiol. Soe; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Biol. Chexn; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Acad; Phila.
Col. Physicians; Wash. Acad; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci. Physiology of muscular contraction; os-
motic properties of muscle; osmotic properties
of calcium and magnesium phosphates; physi-
ology of milk secretion.

MMgB, Montgomery, Keokuk, Iowa. Civil engi-
neering, Detroit, Mich^ Feb. 27, 47. Harvard;
Boyal Polytech, Stuttgart, 67-69. Bes. engi-
neer, Northern Pacific B. B, 70-73; V, 8, oiviL
engineer, improvements of Mississippi Biver,
74-, in charge Des Moines Eapids oanaXi 8t-
A.A; Civil Eng. A 'canvas cofferdam'; steam-
boats and dredge tenders; relief of pressure on.
dams by compressed air.

MMn, William WaUaoe, 43 Exchange Place, New
York, N. T. Mining engineering. Nevada City,
Calif, July 19, 73. B.S, California, 00. Mine
manager and consulting engineer, S. Africa, 01-
10; Int. Nickel Co, pres, Maracaibo OU Ex-
ploration Co, and other companies, 10^ Min.
Eng; Min. and Metal. Eng; British Min. and
Metal. Inst ; S. African Ass. Eng. and Metal.

Melnecke, Dr. B(milio> P(epe Michael), IT. S.
Forest Service, Ferry Building, San Francisco,
Calif. Forestry. Alameda, Calif, July 26, 69.
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 93. Asst, Bot. Inst, Heidel-
berg, 94-98; Boyal Forestry Exp. Sta, Munich,
98-02; prof, Univ. and Museum La Plata; pa-
thologist, bur. plant indust, U. 8, Dept, Agr.
A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Foresters; Phytopath. Soc.i
Anatomy and pathology of plants; physiology
of fermentation ; pathology of forest trees.

Meinzer, 0(8car) B(dward), 2355 Bhode Island
Ave, N. E, Washington, D. C. Geology. Davis,
111, Nov. 28, 76. A.B, Beloit, 01; fellow, Chi-
cago, 06-07. Principal, pub. sch, Frankfort, S.
D&, 01-03; prof, physical sciences, Lenox, 03- .
05; with V. 8. GeoL 8wrv, OS-, in charge, div.
grownd waters, 12- Instr. geol, cor. sch, Chi-
cago, 06-08; eapt, corps engineers, 18. Geol.
Soc; Ass. Geog; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soe.
Ground water; water supply.

Bielander, Prof. A(x0l) L(eoiiArd), Pullman,
Wash. Entomology. Chicago, HI, June 3, 78.
B.S, Texas, 01, fellow, 01-02, M.S, 02; fellow,
Chicago, 02-04; ScD, Harvard, 14. Asst. zool,
Texas, 00-01 ; instr.* entom. Wash. 8tate, 04-06,
prof, 06", head, dept. gool, 07-, asst. entomolo-
gist, Exp. 8ta, 04-06, entomologist, 06- Mem.
staff. Woods Hole, 02; Paget Sound Marine
Sta, 09; Cold Spring Harbor, 13. A.A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; West. Soe. Nat; Entom.
Soc. Pacific; Cambridge Entom. Soc. Eco-
nomic entomology; taxonomy of insects; espe-
cially Diptera; Empididae; codling moth; in-
secticides and spraying; San Jose scale; fossil
insects.

Melcher, Arthur O(lArke), 58 Bowen St, Newton
Center, Mass. Chemistry. Newton Center, June
26, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00. Besearch
asst, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00-04, research assoc,
04-14, purchasing agent, 14- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust. Ammonio-silver compounds;
electrical conductivities of solutions and solubil-

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ities of salts at high temperatures; physical
chemistry of mixtures; pure chemicals.

Melchera, Prof. L(eo) B(dward), Manhattan,
Kans. Botany. Toledo, Ohio, Aug. 1, 87. B.S,
Ohio State, 12, M.S, 13. Instr. bot, Kansas
8tate, and acting plant pathologist, Exp. Sta,
and later prof, plant path, and in charge, dept.
bot. and plant path, IS- A. A ; Phytopath. Soc.
Plant pathology; diseases of cereals, forage
crops, fruits and vegetables.

Meldmm, Prof. W(illiam> Bnell, Haverford Col-
lege, Haverford, Pa. Chemistry. Hull, Que,
Dec. 18, 87. A.B, McGiU, 09, M.S, 10; Ph.D,
Harvard, 14. Demonstrator chem, McGJUl, 09-
11; instr, Montreal Tech. Inst, 10-11; Austin
teaching fellow. Harvard, 11-12; instr. chem,
Vassar, 14-16, asst. prof, 16-17; Haverford,
17- Chemist, mines branch. Can. Civil Service,
summers, 09, 13, irrig. branch, summer, 15;
C. W. S, 18-19; price sect, W. T. B, 19; geophys.
lab, Carnegie Institution, 19; 1851 Exhibition
scholar, 12-14. A.A; Chem. Soc; Ass. Harvard
CHiemists. Melting diagrams of binary and ter-
nary mixtures; fiued salt as electrolyte; appli-
cation of nephelometer in study of solubility of
slightly soluble salts.

MbBiiui, Dr. Inring E, Iowa State College, Ames,
Iowa. Blant pathology, Creston, 111, April
2, 80. B.S, Iowa State, 06; Ph.D, Wiscon-
sin, 12. Teacher nat. science, high sch, Burling-
ton, Iowa, 07-08; asst. bot, Wisconsin, 08-09,
plant path, 09-10, instr, 10-11; plant patholo*
gist, bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 12-16;
in charge plant path, Iowa State, 16- A. A;
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soe. Physiology and pa-
thology of the Oomycetes and diseases of the
Irish potato.

Mell, O(layton) DCiaslnger), care C. H. Pearson,
29 Broadway, New York, N. Y. Forestry.
Lebanon, Pa, Nov. 25, 75. A.B, Franklin and
Marshall, 02; M.F, Yale, 05. Inst, bot, Al-
bright, 98-00; asst. dendrologist, U. S. Forest
Service, 05-14; asti, pharmacqg, bur. chem, V.
8. Dept. Agr, 14- Investigator greenheart
timber in British Guiana for Panama Canal, 13-
14. Basket willows; American timbers; com-
mercially important foreign woods.

MeUencamp, Dr. F(raiik> J(otan), Milwaukee
State Normal School, Milwaukee, Wis. Electro^
chemistry. Grass Lake Mich, April 20, 71.
A.B, Michigan, 03, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 09. Instr.
physics. State Nor. Col, 03-04; asst, Michigan,
04-07, instr, 07-13; head of dept, physics and
mat\ Milwaukee 8tate Nor. 8ch, IS- Assoe.
Physical Soc. Electrochemistry; concentration
cells.

MMler, Prof. HCarry) B(ertlne), University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Geology. Altoona,
Pa, May 26, 78. E.M. Pittsburgh, 10. Instr.
mining, Pittsburgh, 09-11, asst. prof, 11-12,
prof, 12-, V. dean, sch. mines, 12-14, dean, 14-
A.A; Min. Eng; Coal Min. Inst; Eng. Educ.
Mining geology; mine economics.

Mtilon, Prof. M(elyln) . G(iiy)« Purdue Univer-
sity, La Fayette, Ind. Chemistry. €onneaut Lake,
Pa, Oct. 25, 93. B.8, Allegheny, 15; M.S,
Ohio State, 17, Ph.D, 19. Asst. instr. chem,
Ohio State, 15-18, instr, 18-19; asst. prof^

466

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quant, anal, Purdue, 19- Chem. See. Physical,
organic and analytical chemistry; ferments;
lead standard cells ; salts and amalgams.

Biellor, Lewis Ii(eBo7), Baosch and Lomb Op-
tical Co, Bochester, N. Y. Opties. Utica, N. Y,
March 6, 89. A.B, Michigan, 12, A.M, 15.
Asst. astron, Detroit Conservatory, Michigan,
12-17; asst. physicist, Nela Besearch Lab, 17-
18; Bur. Standards, 18-19; optical engineer,
ecientific bur, Bau8eh and Lomh Optical Co, 19-
A.A; Optical Soc; Astron. Soc. The measure*
ment of transmission factor.

MellUB, Dr. E(dward) Lindon, 12 Fuller St,
BroojKline, Mass. * Anatomy, Fhyeiology, Lubec,
Maine, May 24, 48. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col,
78. In Obersteiner's lab, Vienna, 92, 93, 11;
with Sir Victor Horsley, London, 94, 95. A.A;
Ass. Anat; PhysioL Soc. Anatomy of the brain;
cerebral cortex.

Meloy, Dr. Oarl B(idge), 61 Colorado Ave, De-
troit, Mich. Pathology, Selma, Ohio, Sept. 4,
82. A.B, Wittenberg, 02, A.M, 05; M.D, Hop-
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Hopkins, 07-08; adj. prof, Virginia, 08-10; di-
rector of laboratories, Grace Hosp, Detroit, 1&-
Asst. pathologist, Hopkins Hosp, 07-08; pathol-
ogist. Bay View Asylum, Baltimore, 07-08. Ass.
Path, and Bact. The ferments, catalase and
lipase; variations in catalytic activity of the
blood. [Died March 30, 21.]

Melville, Pyof. Carey B(yster), Clark University,
Worcester, Mass. Mathematics, Baltimore, Md,
April 4, 78. A.B, Northwestern, 01. Assoc,
prof, math, Clark, IS- A.A; Math. Ass.

MeiTin, Prof. G(eorge) Spencer, 99 Albert St,
Kingston, Ont, Can. Physiology. Montrose,
Scotland, Oct. 7, 87. Ch.B, Aberdeen, 09, M.D,
12. Lecturer physiol, Aberdeen, 09-14, 19 ; prof,
Queen's (Can), 19- Physiol. Soc; British Med.
Ass. Blood pressure.

Mtodel, Prof. Lafayette B(eiiedlct), Yale Uni-
versity, New Haven, Conn. * Physiological chem'
istry. Delhi, N. Y, Feb. 5, 72. A.B, Yale, 91,
Ph.D, 93; Breslau, 95-96; Freiburg, 96; hon.
ScD, Michigan, 13. Asst. physiol. chem, 8hef*
field 8ci. 8ch, Yale, 92-94, instr, 94-97, asst.
prof, 97-03, prof, and mem. governing hoard,
OS-, prof, Yale, 19- Lecturer, Grad. Sch. Agr,
Ass. Agr. Col, 08; research assoe, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 10- Director, Bussel Sage Inst. Path;
ed, 'Jour. BioL Chem'; 'Physiol. Beviews';
mem. Commission Sci. Interalli^e du Bavi-
taillement. Nat. Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat;
Physiol. Soc. (sec'y, 06-08); Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Biol. Chem. (trees, 07-10, pres, 11) ; Chem.
Soc; Oastro-Enterol. Ass; Soc. Pharmacol;
Philos. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Home Econ. Ass;
Conn. Acad; Soc. Sci. de Bruzelles; Soc de
chim. biol. Physiological chemistry of diges-
tion and nutrition; protein metabolism; physi-
ology of growth; vitamins and accessory food
factors.

Mendenhall, Prof. OCharles) B(lwood), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Experimental
physics. Columbus, Ohio, Aug. 1, 72. B.S, Bose,
94; Ph.D, Hopkins, 98. Aid, U. S. Coast Surv,
93, 94; asst. p%«tc«, Pennsylvania, 94-95; instr,
Williams, 98-01; asst. prof, Wisconsin, 01-04,
assoe. prof, 04-05, prof, 06- Asst, Smithsonian

Astrophys. Observatory, 98, 00, 01; major sci-
ence and research div, Sig. C. and Air Service,
17-19; scientific attach^, U. S. Embassy, Lon-
don, 19; chairman, div. physical sciences, Nat.
Besearch Council, 19-20. Nat. Acad ; A.A ; Phys-
ical Soc. Infra-red spectrum of absolutely black
body; sensitive galvanometers for bolometric
work; absolute value of gravity; high tempera-
ture measurements; luminous efSciencies; ra-
diating constants of metals; constants of radia*
tion.

Kendenhall, Dr. TChomas) O(orwin), 329 N.
Chestnut St, Bavenna, Ohio. *Physics. Han-
overton, Ohio, Oct. 4, 41. Pub. schools; hon.
Ph.D, Ohio State; LL.D, Michigan; Sc.D, Bose.
Prof, physics, Ohio State, 73-78; Imp. Univ. of
Japan, 78-81; Ohio State, 81-84; elec, U. 8.
Sig. Corps, 84-86; pres, Bose, 86-89; supt, U.
S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 89-94; pres, Wor-
cester, 94-01; emer. prof, physios, Ohio State,
Supt. weights and measures and mem. U. S.
Lighthouse Board, 89-94; mem. Bering Sea
Commission, 91-92; Alaska Bound. Commission,
92-95; chairman, Mass. Highway Commission,
96-01. Medal, Paris Expos, 00; gold medal.
Am. Geog. Soc, 01; Order of the Sacred Treas-
ure, II CUiss, Japan, 11 ; gold medal, Nat. Educ
Soc, Jax»an, 11; gold medal, Franklin Inst, 18.
Delegate, Int. Elec. Cong, 93. Nat. Acad; A.A.
(sec'y, A, 75, gen. sec'y, 76, v. pres, 82, pres,
89); Philos. Soc; Am. Aead; Antiq. Soc; hon.
fel. Am. Qeog. Soc; hon. fel. Franklin Inst; etc.
Terrestrial gravity; seismology; atmospheric
electricity; electrieii^; the solar spectrum; new

I form of pendulum for absolute gravity.

Biendenhall, W(alter) O(urraii), U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. *Geology. Marl-
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93; Harvard, 96-97; Heidelberg, 99-00. Asst.
geologist, V. 8. Geol. 8urv, 94-01, geologist, 01-,
in charge ground waier investigations, 08-,
chief, land classification board, It- A.A; Geol.
Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. Soc. Eng;
Wash. Acad; Wash, Gteol. Soc. (pres, 17). Gen-
eral geology; stratigraphy; physiography; geog-
raphy and mineral resources of parts of Alaska;
geology, physiography and hydrology of south-
em California, Oregon, Utah, Texas and Ha-
waii; classification of public lands.

MendenhaU^ Prof. Walter L(e8lle),Bryn Mewr, Pa.
Physiology. Garfield, HI* M.D, Drake, 06. Lec-
turer, instr. and later pro/, physiol, Drake, 08-1 3;
teaching fellow. Harvard Med. Sch, 13-15; asst.
prof. Pharmacol, Dartmouth, 15-18, prof, 18-19 ;
physiol. and pharmacoI, Southern California, 19-
20; asst. prof. Pharmacol, Pennsylvania, tO-
Lecturer and instr. physiol, Sargent Nor. Sch.
Physical Educ, 14-15; physiologist, U. S. Pub.
Health Service, 18. A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
Pharmacol. Pharmacology.

Mendlola, Prof. KCemeslo) B(lanoo), Los Banoe,
Laguna, P. I. Botany. Rizal, P. I, Dec. 19, 90.
B.S, Univ. Philippines, 14, M.S, 16; feUow, Cor-
nell, 16-18, Ph.D, 18. Principal, intermediate
sch, Pasay, P. I, 09-10; instr, Malabon, 10-11;
asst. agron, col. of agr, Univ. Philippines, 11-
14, asst. instr, 14-16, instr, 18-19, asst. prof, 19-
20, assoe. prof, fSl- Consulting plant breeder,
Bur. Agr, 20- Genetics; agronomy; plant die-

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eases; new varieties of economic plants; inheri-
tance in chickweed, rice and corn; bast fiber;
bamy and manure; transpiration and nutrition
in tobaeco.

Menge, Dr. a(eorge) A(lbert), 4598 Oakenwald
Ave, Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Buffalo, N.
Y, Dec. 18, 74. Ph.B, Yale, 03, Ph.D, 06.
Asst. chem, Yale, 03-06, inatr, 06-07; chem-
ist, div. Pharmacol, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub.
Health Service, and prof, chem, George Wash-
ington, 09-14; chemist, bur. animal indust, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 14-17; director, dept. tech, serv-
ice, Hire's Condensed Milk Co, 17-19; (Mdminis-
trcttive chemist , miUc dept, Libby, McNeill and
Libby, 19- Consulting chemist; director and
sec'y, Waynsboro Orchard Co; director, Delta
Oil Co. A. A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass;
Chem. Gesell. Pseudo ureas; pyrimidines; solu-
bilities; melting points and melting point meth-
ods; new compounds of choline type; chemistry
of milk.

Menge], Levi W (alter), Public Museum and Art
Gallery, Beading, Pa. Entomology. Beading,
Sept. 27. 68. Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 91; Acad.
Nat. Sciences, Phila, 91-93. Instr. nat. hist,
Boys' High Seh, Beading, 94-02, v. principal,
02-15; director, Beading Pub. Museum, 04-
A. A. Bhopalocera; the family Erycinidae.

Bieiminger, Dr. Karl ACugnstiu), Mulvane Build-
ing, Topeka, Eans. Neuropsychiatry, Topeka,
July 22, 93. A.B, Wisconsin, 14, M.S, 16; M.D,
Harvard, 17. Asst. neuropath. Harvard Med.
Sch, 18-20; abnormal psychol, Washbwm (Kans),
180-; psychiat, Iowa, tO- Am. Med. Ass.
Neuropsychiatry; relation of influenza to men-
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Mttnten, Dr. Mand Leonora, University of Pitts-
burgbL Pittsburgh, Pa. Biocliemistry. Lamb-
ton, Can, March 20, 79. B.A, Toronto, 04, M.B,
07, M.D, 11; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Besearch asst,
Western Beserve, 10-12, 13-14; pathologist,
Elizabeth Steele Magee Hosp, 16-18; instr.
path, Pittsburgh, IS- PhysioL Soc; Ass. Can-
cer Besearch. Chemical pathology; oxidase in
tumor cells; surface tension.

Mensies, Prof. Alan W(ilftid) C(ranbrook),
Princeton University, Princeton, N. J. *Chem-
istry. Edinburgh, Scotland, July 31, 77. M.A,
Edinburgh, 97, B.S, 98; Leipzig, 98; Aberdeen,
02-03; Ph.D, Chicago, 10. Asst. prof, chem,
Heriot-Watt Col, Edinburgh, 98-01; prof, St.
Mungo 's Col, Glasgow, 02-08, sec 'y, med. faculty,
07-08; research assoc, instr. and asst. prof.
chem, Chicago, 08-12; prof, and head of dept,
Oberlin, 12-14; prof, Princeton, 14- Vans
Dunlop scholar, Edinburgh, 98-0 1^ research fel-
low, Davy -Faraday lab, 01-02; organizer and
director summer courses for science teachers,
Dept. Agr. and Tech. Instruction for Ireland,
05-08; assoc. chemist. Bur. Standards, 18-19.
A.A; Chem. Soc; London Chem. Soc; fel. Boyal
Soc. Edinburgh « Vapor pressure and vapor
density; molecular weights; removal of traces
of water; equilibria in various binary and
ternary systems; critical temperature of mer-
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ebullioBcopy ; hygrometry.

Mercer, Dr. A(lfted) Clifford, 324 Montgomery
St, Syracuse, N. Y. Medicine. Syracuse, July

5, 55. M.D, Syracuse, 78; St. Thomas Hosp.
and Med. Sch, London, 78-80; Great Ormond
St. Hosp, London, 90-91. Lecturer path, and
histol, Syracuse, 84-86, prof, path, 86-93,
pediat, 04- Director, dispensary clinic, diseases
of children, Syracuse. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Micros. Soc. (pres, 96) ; fel. Boyal Micros. Soc.
Pediatrics.

Mercer, H(enry) O(liapman), Doylestown, Pa.
Anthropology, Pottery, Doylestown, June 24, 56.
A.M, Harvard, 79. Curator Am. and prehistoric
anthrop, Pennsylvania, 93-97. Assoc, ed, ^Am.
Naturalist,' 93-97. Grand prize, La. Purchase
Expos, 04. Hon. mem. U. S. Commission to
Expos. Historico-Am, Madrid, 92. A.A; Philos.
Soc; Phila. Acad; Phila. Numis. and Antiq.
Soc; Phila. Geog. Soc. Antiquity of man; cave
explorations in Central America and the United
States; ethnology in implements of American
pioneer; processes of forming, coloring and
burning clay; printing in colors without a press;
pottery.

Mercer, Dr. W(ilUam) F(airfield), Ohio Univer-
sity, Athens, Ohio. Biology. Mansfield, N. Y,
Jan. 22, 64. Ph.B, Hillsdale, 90, Ph.M, 93;
Ph.D, Cornell, 00. Instr. math, Hillsdale, 86-
90; principal, acad, and supt. pub. schools,
Waterford, Pa, 91-94 ; prof. nat. science, Cham-
berlain Inst, 95-98; biol. and geol, Ohio (Ath-
ens) ^ 00- Instr. histol. and embryol, Cornell,
99. A.A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Ohio Acad; hon. fel. British
Soc. Bact. Chem. Development of wings in
Lepidoptera ; comparative study of the soft pal-
ate; development of teeth and leg bones of the
sheep.

Merlca^ Dr. Paul D(yer>, International Nickel
Co, Bayonne, N. J. Chemistry. Warsaw, Ind,
89. A.B, Wisconsin, 08; Ph.D, Berlin, 14.
Prof, chem, Chekiang Prov. Col, Hangchow,
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Illinois, 14; asst. physicist, assoc. physicist, and
physicist. Bur. Standards, 14-19 ; physical metcU-
lurgist, Int. Nickel Co, 19- Chem. Soc; Phys-
ical Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Acad. Metallog-
raphy and physical chemistry of ferrous and
non-ferrous alloys and metals.

Merlgold, Prof. B(en]amln) S<hore8), Clark Uni-
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Mass, July 24, 73. A,B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 97,
Ph.D, 01. Instr. chem, Worcester, 00-03; asst.
prof, ClarJc Col, 03-08, prof, 08- A.A; Chem.
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Merrell, Dr. W(illia>m Dayton, University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. T. Biology. Brookl}ii,
N. Y, Aug. 21, 69. A.B, Bochester, 91; fellow,
Chicago, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Instr. sciences, Way-
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Mil. Acad, Upper Alton, HI, 94-95; asst. bot,
Chicago, 96-99; instr. biol, Bochester, 99-05,
asst. prof, 05-15, prof, 15- K.K', Bot. Soc;
Bochester Acad. Silphium.

Merrlam, Dr. O(Untoii) Hart, 1919 16th St,
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Sch, Yale, 74-77; M.D, Col. Physicians and
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(Idaho, Wyo, Utah), 72; asst, U. S. Fish Com-
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research asst, Smithsonian Inst, {Rarriman
Fund), 10- BeriDg Sea (fur-seal) commis-
sioner, 91; chairman, tJ. 8. Geog. Board. Nat.
Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat; fel. Omith. Union (past
pres); Anthrop. Ass; Soc Mammal, (pres) ;
Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Anthrop. Soc.
(pres) ; Wash. Biol. Soc. (past pres) ; for. mem.
Lon4on Zool. Soc. Mammals and birds of North
America; geographic distribution of animals and
plants; Indian basketry, mythology, distribution
and linguistics of Pacific coast tribes.

Morriam, Prof. li(dmimd) SCawyar), 231 Fourth
St, Marietta, Ohio. Chemistry, Easthampton
Mass, May 4, 80. A.B, Trinity (Conn), 02, A.m!
05; Ph.D, Wttingen, 05. Prof, chem, Marietta,
06-20; chief chemist, Safe-Cabinet Co, fSO-
Chem. Soc. Natural gas and gasoline deriva-
tives.

Merrlam, Prof. John 0(ampl>ell>, Carnegie In-
stitution, Washington, D. C. *Paleontology,
Geology, Hopkinton, Iowa, Oct. 20, 69. B.S,
Lennox Col, 87; Ph.D, Munich, 93. Instr.
paleont, California, 94^99, asst. prof, 99-05,
assoc. prof, 05-12, prof, 12-20, dean of facul-
ties, 20; pres, Carnegie Institution, gl- Wil-
liam Ellery Hale lecturer, 18; chairman, Nat.
Kesearch Council, 19- Nat. Acad; A.A. (pres,
Pacific div, 19) ; Geol. Soc. (pres, 19) ; Paleont.
Soc. (pres, Pacific Coast div, 13, 15, pres, 17) ;
Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; West. Soc. Nat;
Calif. Acad; cor. mem. Phila. Acad. Ichthy-
opterygia and Phytonomorpha of western North
America; Tertiary geology and vertebrate pa-
leontology of eastern Oregon; Tertiary geology
and paleontology of California; Triassic Verte-
bra ta of California and Nevada; fossil Mamma-
lia of eastern Oregon; Tertiary and Quaternary
Carnivora of California; Miocene Mammalia of
northern Nevada.

Merrill, Prof. A(Uyne) L(itchfleld), Pleasant St,
Arlington, Mass. Mechanical engineering. Mai-
den, Mass, Aug. 8, 64. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
85. Instr. mech. eng, Mass. Inst, Tech, 85-93,
asst. prof, mechanism, 93-99, assoc. prof, 99-
05, prof, 06- Eng. Educ.

Merrill, C(harle8) WCaahington), 121 Second St,
San Francisco, Calif. Metallurgy, Concord,
N. H, Dec. 21, 69. B.S, California, 91. Pres,
Merrill Co; West, Ore Purchasing Co, Chief,
div. collateral commodities. Food Ad, 17-18.
Min. Eng. (director, 12) ; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Inst. Min. and Metal. Gt. Britain; Australian
Inst. Min. Eng; S. African Ass, Eng. and Metal.
Cyanid process in the treatment of precious
metal ores.

Merrill, Prof. I>(ayton) B(iigene), New Mexico
College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts, State
College, N. Mex. Zoology, Bear Grove, Iowa,
April 11, 84. B.S, Iowa, 07, fellow, 09-11, M.S.
10. Instr, high sch, Boone, Iowa, 07-08; assti
prof, biol, N. Mex. Col, and entomologist, Exp.
Sta, 11-14; in charge, dept, biol, 14-15; prof,
15-18; private study, 18- Asst. zool, Iowa,
summers, 10, 11 ; field asst, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 13.
Omith. Union; Ass. Econ. Entom; Iowa Acad.
Ornithology; entomology.

Merrill, Prof. Elmer I>(rew), Bureau of Science,
Manila, P. I. ^Botany. East Auburn, Maine,
Oct. 15, 76. B.S, Maine, 98, M.S, 04; med. sch.

George Washington, 00-01. Asst. nat. science,
Maine, 98-99; asst. agrostologist, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 99-02, botanist, insular bur. agr, and bur.
forestry, Manila, 02-03, bur. of govt, labora-
tories, 03-05; Bur, Science, P, I, 06-19, act.
director, 19, director, 19-; assoc. prof. hot. and
head of dept, Univ, Philippines, 12-17, prof, 17-
19, professorial lecturer, 19- Ed, 'Philippine
Jour. Sci.' A.A; Bot. Soc; New Eng. Bot.
Club. Systematic botany of China, Philippines,
Borneo, Moluccas and Marianne Islands.

Merrill, Dr. George PCerkins), U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. *Geology, Auburn,
Maine, May 31, 54. B.S, Maine, 79, M.S, 83,
Ph.D, 89; Wesleyan, 79-80; Hopkins, 86-87;
ScD, George Washington, 17. Aast. ehem, Wes-
leyan, 79-80; asst. Fisheries Census, 80-81; con-
nected with U, 8. Nat, Museum, 81-97, curator
and head curator geol, 87- Lecturer geol, Md.
Col, 90-91; prof. geol. and miner, George
Washington, 93-16. Geol. Soc. (v. pres, 20) ;
Wash. Geol. Soc. (pres, 06). Petrography;
meteorites; building stones; rock weathering;
histories of American geology and state surveys.

Merrill, Prof. Helen A(bbot), Wellesley CoUege,
Wellesley, Mass. Mathematics, Orange, N. J,
March 30, 64. A.B, Wellesley, 86; Chicago, 96-
97 ; G5ttingen, 01-02 ; Ph.D, Yale, 03. Teacher,
private schools, 86-89, 91-93; instr, math, Wel-
lesley, 93-01, assoc. prof, 01-15, prof, 15- A.A ;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. (mem. council, 17-, v.
pres, 20) ; Math. Verein. Differential equations.

Merrill, Prof. Joseph F/rands), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Physics, Electrical
engineering, Richmond, Utah, Aug. 24, 68.
B.S, Michigan, 93; fellow, Hopkins, 98-99, Ph.D,
99 ; Cornell, summers, 93, 02 ; Chicago, summers,
94, 96, 97. Asst. prof, chem, Utah, 93-95; prof,
physics and physical chem, 97-98, director, state
sch, mines, 98-, prof, physics and elec, eng, 99-
Mem. and sec'y, Utah State Conservation Com-
mission, 09-14. A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ; Utah Acad; Utah Soc. Eng. (pres,
07-10). Effect of dielectric on electrical resist-
ance; effect of temx)erature and pressure on elec-
trolysis of silver nitrate; reliability and dura-
bility of commercial electric integrating meters;
electric air heating; electrical measurements.

Merrill, Dr. Joseph H(eiiry), Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Entotnol-
ogy. Danvers, Mass, Nov. 12, 81. B.S, Dart-
mouth, 05; Ph.D, Mass. Col, 14.. Gipsy and
brown-tail moth suppression work, Danvers,
Mass, 05-09; deputy state nursery inspector,
Mass. Col, 10^11, lecturer plant path, 11; assoe,
prof, apicult, Kans. State, and asst. apiculturist,
Exp, Sta, IS- State apiarist, Kans, 18. A.A;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Fruit and shade tree in-
sects; apiculture.

Merrill, Prof. Lucius H(erbert), 178 Main St,
Orono, Maine. Biological chemistry. Auburn,
Maine, Oct. 1, 57. B.S, Maine, 83, hon. 8c.D,
08. Asst, U. S. Nat. Museuin, 85-86; chemist,
Maine Exp. Sta, 86-08, prof, biol. chem,
Maine, 98-07, hiol, and agr, chem, 07- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Nutrition of
man; wheat and its milling products.

MerriU, Prof. M(elvin) C(Urenoe), Utah Agri-
cultural College, Logan, Utah. HorHcutture.

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Biehmond, Utah^ April 6, 84. B.S, Utah Col, 05;
Cornell, 10-11; M.8, Chicago, 12; A.M, Har-
vard, 13; Ph.D, Washington (St. Lonis), 15.
Teacher nat. science, high sch, Springville, Utah,
05-06; agr. inspector, Bur. Agr, P. I, 06-08,
snpt, Exp. Sta, 08-10; asst. Mo. Bot. Garden,
13-15 ; director, dept. agr, Idaho Tech. Inst, 15-
17; prof, kort, Utah Col, 17- A.A; Soc Hort.
Sci; Phytopath. Soc; Utah Acad. Distilled
water and growing plants; ezosmosis from plant
tissues; tomato breeding; canning crops.

HtoZTiU, 0(8car) 0(liar]j88),Federal Power Commis-
sion, Washington, D. C. CMl engineering, Man-
chester, Maine, July 30, 74. A.B, Bates, 99;
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05. Instr. civil eng, Cali-
fornia, 05-06; water power investigator. Wash,
Oregon and Calif, 06-08; dist. engineer, U. 8.
Forest Service, 09-12, chief en^neer, 12-
20; executive sec'y, Fed, Power Commiifsion, £0-
Chairman, board of surveys and maps, Fed.
Govt, 20- Civil Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. Soc.
Eng. (director, 19-). Water powers.

Merrill, Dr. Paul W(illard), Mt. Wilson Observa-
tory, Pasadena, Calif. *A8ironomy, Minne-
apolis, Minn, Aug. 15, 87. A.B, Stanford, 08;
Ph.D, California, 13. Asst. and fellow, Lick Ob-
servatory, 09-13; instr. astron, Michigan, 13-
16; asst. physicist and assoc physicist, Bur.
Standards, 16-18; mem. 9taff, Mt, WUson Oh-
servatory, Carnegie Institution, 19- ' A. A;
Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc.
Wave-lengths of spectrum lines; stellar spectro-
scopy.

Merrimaa, Mansfield, 1071 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. *Civil engineering, Mechanics,
Southington, Conn, March 27, 48. Ph.B, Yale,
71, C.E, 72, Ph.D, 76; hon. ScD, Pennsylvania,
06; LL.D, Lehigh, 13. Asst. engineer, corps en-
gineers, U.S.A, 73 ; instr. civil eng, Sheffield Sci.
Sch, Yale, 74-78; prof, Lehigh, 78-07; con-
sulting engineer, 07- Acting asst, U. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 80-85; assoc. ed, 'Appleton's
Cyclopedia,' 92-96; ed -in-chief, *Am. Civil Eng.
Pocket Book,' 08- A.A. (v. pres, 94^; Math.
Soc; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ. (pres, 96); Philos.
Soc; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. (pres, Am. sect, 99,
15). Mechanics and strength of materials; hy-
draulics; theory of equations; least squares.

Merritt, Prof. Ernest (George), 39 East Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. ^Physics, Indianapolis, Ind,
April 28, 65, Purdue, 81-82; M.E, Cornell, 86,
87-88; Berlin, 93-94. Instr. physics, Cornell,
82-92, asst. prof, 92-03, prof, OS-, dean, grad.
sch, 09-13. Assoc, ed, 'Physical Review.' Nat.
Acad; A.A. (sec'y, B, 95, v. pres, 00) ; Physical
Soc. (sec'y, 99-12, ed, *Bul,' v. pres, 13, pres,
14, 15); Am. Acad. Efficiency of glow lamps;
infra-red dichroism; photography of manometric
flame ; conduction in arc gases ; reflected cathode
rays; photo-electric rays; conductivity of gases
due to presence of incandescent carbon; lumi-
nescence.

Merritt, Dr. John WCesl^), Sapulpa Befining
Co, Sapulpa, Okla. Oeology, Atchison Co, Mo,
Feb. 8, 85. B.S, Northwestern, 10, fellow, 11-
12, M.8, 12; fellow, Wisconsin, 16-17, Ph.D, 17.
Instr. geol, Dartmouth, 12-16; geologist, Rox-
ana Petroleum Co, 16-18, Sapulpa Kef, Co, 18-

Mem. U. S. Geol. Surv, 13-14. Ass. Petrol.
Geol. Petroleum geology; metamorphism.

Merrow, Prof. Harriet Lathrop, Merrow, Ck>nn.
Botany, Merrow, Sept. 8, 58. B.S, Wellesley,
86, A.M, 93 ; Michigan, 91-92. Teacher science,
high sch, Plymouth, Mass, 87-88; Harcourt
Place, Gambier, Ohio, 88-91; grad. asst, Michi-
gan, 93-94; prof, hot, U. /. Col, 95- A.A;
Bot. Soc. Parasitic fungi

Mershon, Balph D(avenport), 65 W. 54th St, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering, Zanes-
viUe, Ohio, July 14, 68. M.E, Ohio State, 90;
ScD, Tufts, 18. Student asst. physics, Ohio
Stat«, 90, asst. elec. eng, 90-91; engineer and
designer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, Pitts-
burgh and N. Y. City, 91-97; chief engineer,
Colo. Elec. Power Co, Cafion City and Cripple
Creek, 97-98; engineer and designer. Westing-
house Elec. and lt£pg. Co, 98-00; consulting elec,
and mech, engineer, 00- Engineer, Victoria
Falls Power Co, South Africa, 05-; major and
lieut. col, corps engineers, 17-19. John Scott
medal, Franklin Inst. A. A; Elec. Eng. (v. pres,
02-05, pres, 12); Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Franklin Inst; Can. Soc. Civil
Eng; British Inst. Elec. Eng. Air losses occur-
ring on transmission lines at high voltages.

Merwin, B(nice) Welch, The University Mu-
seum, Philadelphia, Pa. Archeology, lola,
Kans, Feb. 27, 89. A.B, B.S, Kansas, 11. Instr,
high sch, Paris, Tenn, 11-12 ; Jerome and Lewis-
ton, Idaho, 12-13; supt. schools, Savonburg,
Kans, 13-14; asst, curator, univ, museum, Fenn-
sylvania, IS- Asst. director, Peabody Museum
exped. to Ohio, 08, director, 11, Tenn, 13. An-
•throp. Ass. (acting sec'y-treas, 18, mem. council,
19) ; Kans. Acad. Mounds of Henry County,
Tenn, and vicinity.

Blerwln, Dr. HCerbert) E(iigene), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Geophysics,
Newton, Kans, Feb. 20, 78. B.S, Harvard, 08,
Ph.D, 11. Asst. physiog. and teaching fellow
miner, and petrol, Harvard, 07-09; aast. petrol-
ogist, geophys, lab, Carnegie Institutions, 09-
17, petrologist, 17- Physical Soc; Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Philos.
Soc. Glacial geology; mineralogy; petrology;
physics.

Merz, Albert B(onald), Bureau of Soils, Wash-
ington, D. C. Chemistry, Lynchburg, Va, Jan.
14, 87. B.S, Virginia, 09, M.S, 11. Chemist,
Raymond Mining Co, 06; asst. chemist, exp. sta.
Pa. State, 07; asst. chem, Virginia, 08-Ofi^ instr,
09-10; asst. chemist. South. Cotton Oil Co, 10-
11; scientist, tur, soUs, U, S. Dept, Agr, 11-
Abstractor, *Chem. Abstracts,' 18- A.A; Chcm«
Soc Giant kelps ; potash from cement mills and
blast furnaces; collection of phosphoric acid;
Russia's platinum.

Merz, Eugene, 338 Wilson Ave, Newark, N. J.
Mining engineering. New York, N. Y, April 11,
69. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 88 ; E.M, Columbia,
92. Treas, Heller and Mera Co; pres, Ultra-
marine Co, Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust.

Meserre, Prof. Philip W(e8to&), 24 CoUege St,
Brunswick, Maine. Chemistry, Portland, Maine,
Nov. 24, 88. A.B, Bowdoin, 11; A.M, Harvard,
35. Assoc, div. pharmacol, hygienic lab, U. S.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Pub. Health Service, 13; instr. chem, Simmons,
13-14 J Bowdoiai, 15-16, asst, prof, IS- Chem.
Soc.

Meservey, A(rthar) BCond), Dartmouth College,
Hauover, N. H, Physics. New Hampton, N. H,
Nov, 17, 84. A.B, Dartmouth, 06; B.Sc, Oxford,
England, 11. Asst. physics, Dartmouth, 07-08;
demonstrator, Oxford, England, 10-11; instr,
Dartmouth, 11-16, asst, prof, 16- A.A; assoc.
Physical Soc. Sparking potentials at low pres-
sures ; X-rays from the impact of slow electrons ;
E.M.F. due to moving magnets.

Messenger, Prof. JCames) Franklin, University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Psychology. Benton
Co, Iowa, Jan. 30, 72. A.B, Kansas, 95; A.M,
Harvard, 01; fellow, Columbia, 01-02, Ph.D, 03.
Instr. psychol, New Mexico, 99-00; asst. Har-
vard, 00-01; instr, Pratt Inst, 02-03; State
Nor. Sch, Minn, 03-04; dean, Highland Park
Nor. Col, 04-05; prof, psychol. State Nor. Sch,
Farmville, Va, 05-09; educ, Vermont, 09-20;
dean, sch, educ, and director, summer sch, Idaho,
SO- Director, summer sch, Vermont, 09- A.A;
Pflfyehol. Ass; Nat. Ass. Col. Teachers Educ.
Perception of numbers; principles in instruction.

Measicic, Prof. J(o]in) F(rederick), Emory Uni-
versity, Ga. Mathematics, Allen, Md, Sept. 2,
75. A.B, Bandolph-Macon, 99; Hopkins, 02-06,
fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 06. Instr, Bandolph-Macon
Acad, 99-02; math, Williams, 06-07; prof,
Bandolph-Macon, 07-10; Ala. Polytech, 10-20;
Emory, 20- Math. Soc ; Math. Ass. Geometry.

Metcalf, Prof. O(leU) L(ee), Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Entomology, Lakeville,
Ohio, March 26, 88. A3, Ohio State, 11, A.M,
12; ScD, Harvard, 19. Asst. zool. and entom,
Ohio State, 11-12; asst. entomologist, N. C.
Exp. Sta, 12-14; asst, prof, entom, Ohio State,
14-20, prof, to- Consulting entomologist,
Maine Exp. Sta, summers, 15-17; teacher biol,
Cornell, summers, 18, 19. A.A; Entom. Soe;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic entomology; Syr-
phidae.

Metcalf, F(nmklln) P(08t), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany, Ober-
lin, Ohio, June 10, 92. A.B, Oberlin, 13; Cor-
nell, 13-17. Asst. ornith, Oberlin, 12-13; asst.
bot, Cornell, 13-16, instr, 16-17; asst. biologist,
hiol, surv, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 17- Bot. Soc; mem.
Ornith. Union; Wilson Omith. Club; Wash. Bot.
Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. Economic ornithology;
systematic botany; aquatic vegetation.

Metcalf, Dr. Haven, U. S. Department of Agri-
cultiire, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology,
Winthrop, Maine, Aug. 6, 75. Colby, 92-94;
A.B, Brown, 96, A.M, 97, 97-98; Harvard, 99;
Indiana, 00; Nebraska, 01-03, Ph.D, 03. Instr.
bot. Brown, 96-99; prof, biol. Tabor, 99-01;
assoc. prof. bot. and bacter, Clemson, and state
botanist, 8. C, 02-06; pathologist, U. S, Dept.
Agr, 06-07, pathologist in charge investigations
in forest path, 07- Demonstrator bot. Brown,
95-96; lecturer, Marthas Vineyard Summer
Inst, 96-99; plant life, S. C. State Summer
Sch, 03-05; special agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04,
05. A.A; Soc. Bact; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
(v. pres, 13, pres, 14) ; Wash. Bot. Soc. (pres) ;
Wash. BioL Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club. A soft
rot of the sugar-beet; Bacterium teutlinm; cul-

tural studies of a nematode associated with plant
decay; the rice blast in South Carolina; indi-
viduality of chromosomes; diseases of forest
trees; immunity in plant diseases; scientific ad-
ministration.

Metcalf, Dr. Joel Hastings, 7 Lewis Boad, Win-
chester, Mass. ^Photographic astronomy, Mead-
viUe, Pa, Jan. 4, 66. Grad, Meadvilie Theol. Sch,
90, D.D, 20; Harvard, 91; Ph.D, Allegheny, 91;
Oxford, England, 03. Unitarian minister.
Astron. Soc; Am. Acad; Soc. Astron. de Mex.
Minor planets; photographic doublets of large
aperture.

Metcalf, Dr. J(olin) TnunboU), George Washing-
ton University, Washington, D. C. Psychology.
New Haven, Conn, March 21, 89. A.B, Tale,
10, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 13 ; Berlin and Munich, 13-
14. Instr. psychol, Princeton, 14-16; Smith, 16-
18, asst. prof, 18-19; psychologist, dept. pub.
welfare, III. Div. Criminol, 19-20; asst. prof,
psychol, George Washington, tO- Lieut, Sanit.
C, 17-19. Psychol. Ass. Experimental psy*
chology.

Metcalf, Leonard, 14 Beacon St, Boston, Mass.
Civil engineering, Galveston, Tex, Aug. 26, 70.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92. Engineer, Wheeler
and Parks, 92-95; prof. math, and eng, Mass.
Col, 95-97; consulting engineer, 97-07; partner
in firm, Metcalf and Eddy, 07- Civil Eng. (v.
pres) ; Water Works Ass. (past pres) ; Mech.
Eng; New Eng. Water Works Ass. (past pres) ;
Boston Soc. Civil Eng. (past pres). Water
works; water purification; sewerage; manufac-
turing wastes.

Metcalf, Prof. Maynard MCayo), Orchard Labora-
tory, Oberlin, Ohio. *Zoology, Elyria, Ohio,
March 12, 68. A3, Oberlin, 89, ScD, 14; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 93. Assoc, prof, biol, Goucher, 93-97,
prof, 97-06; zool, Oberlin, 06-14; private re-
search f 14- Instr. and trustee, Woods Hole. A. A;
Soc. Nat. (treas, 02, 03); Soc. Zool. (pres, 18,
sec'y-treas, 02-09) ; Econ. Ass; Acad. Polit. and
Social Sci; Nat. Econ. League (councilor) ; Nat.
Munic. League; West. Econ. Ass; Ohio Acad,
(trustee, research fund, 16-18, pres, 18) ; Wash.
Biol. Soc ; hon. life mem. Soc. Acad, d ^ist. Int.
Protozoology; morphology of Tunicata, Mol-
lusca; theory of evolution.

Metcalf, Prof. Z(eno) P(ayne), West Baleigh,
N. C. Entomology, Lakeville, Ohio, May 1, 85.
A.B, Ohio State, 07. Instr. entom, Mich. Agr.
Col, afid asst. entomologist, Exp. Sta, 07-08;
asst. entomologist, N. C. Dept. Agr, 08-12; prof„
gool. and entom, N, C, Col, aiSl entomologist,
Exp, Sta, IB- Mem. staff, lake lab, Ohio,
16, 18. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
mem. Ornith. Union; Wilson Omith. Club; Mi-
cros. Soc; EcoL Soc; Ohio Acad; N. C. Acad.
(v. pres, 14, pres, 21). Economic entomology;
morphology of Homoptera.

Mettcalf, Prof. W(llmot) V(emon), 227 Oak St,
Oberlin, Ohio. Chemistry, Bangor, Maine, Sept.
2, 60. A.B Oberlin, 83, A.M, 86; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 90; Wurzbnrg, 95-96; Leipzig, 03-05.
Prof. nat. science, Whitman, 83-85; instr. chem.
and physics, Carleton, 90-91, prof, 91-03; in
business, 03-09; asst. prof, physics, Fiak, 09~
14, retired, 14. Physical chemistry; yan der
Waals' equation; reaction of diazo-compoonds

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with alcohols; nitrO'Compounds; chemieal change
indaced by surface tension.

Mettter, Dr. L(ee) HarriBon, 25 E. Waahkigton
St, Chicago, 111. Neurology, New York, N. Y
June 1, 63. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 83, A.M
86; Columbia, 83-84; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col
86. Prof, neur, and head of dept, med. col, Illi
nois, 14- Neurologist, Cook Co. Hosp; Nor
wegian Lutheran Deaconess Home and Hosp
Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Neur. Soc. (pres). Dis
eases of nervous system.

lAetz, Prof. A(braliam) L(otii8), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans^ La. Chemistry, Metallurgy,
Toxicology, Chicago, 111, April 22, 64. Ph.G,
N. Y. Col. Pharmacy, 87; hon. Ph.M, Tulane,
89, M.D, 93. Asst. chemist, Dept. Pub. Chari-
ties and Correction, N. Y. City, 85-87; instr.
pharmacy, Tulane, 87-93, instr. and demon-
strator, 93-96, prof. ohem. and med, juris, med,
dept, 96-, chem. and toxicol, pharnMceut, dept,
08-, chem. and metal, dental dept, and head,
dept. chem, 09-, sch. hygiene and tropical med,
14- City chemist. New Orleans, 89-* chemiat,
State Board Health, La, 89-07; chemist, Board
Health, New Orleans, 97-01, 05- A.A; Chem.
Soc. (past V. pres. La. branch) ; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass.

MetB, Dr. Odiarles) W(illiam), Carnegie Institu-
tion, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y. Zoology, Sun-
dance, Wyo, Feb. 17, 89. A.B, Pomona, 11;
fellow, Columbia, 12-13, Ph.D, 16. Besearch
08900, eta, for exp. evolution. Cold Spring Mar-
bor, 14- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp.
Biol. Cytology and genetics of Diptera.

Metsger, Dr. F(loyd) J (ay), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Akron, Ohio,
Aug. 30, 77. Ph.B, Buchtel, 99; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 02. Tutor chem, Columbia, 05-07, instr, 07-
11, asst. prof, 11-16, assoc. prof, 16-17; mana-
ger ohem, development, Air Bedtustion Co, 17-
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Soc.
Chem. Indust. Commercial gases.

MMsler, Dr. 060(rge) F(rederidk), Syracuse Uni-
versity, Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics, West-
brook, N. Y, 53. B.A, Toronto, 80, M.A, 84;
Ph.D, dopkins, 91; Cflark, 92; Chicago and
Michigan, 93; Berlin and Gottingen, 94-95;
B.D, Toronto, 00. Prof, math, Albert, 80-
84; Marietta, 89-90; asst, Queen's (Can),
96; Instr, Syracuse, 08-10; asst. prof, 10-13,
assoc. prof, 13; pastor, M. E. Church, Fair
Haven, N, Y. Invariants and covariants asso-
ciated with the linear differential equations; sur-
faces of revolution and their representation on
the hyperbolic plane: histonr of the teaching of
mathematics; factorial 'N.'

lAetsler, Prof. W(iUiam) H(esry), B. F. D. 1,
FayetteviUe, N. Y. *Mathematies, Odessa,
Ont, Sept. 18, 63. BA, Toronto, 88; Ph.D,
Clark, 92. Instr. math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-
94; assoc. prof, Syracuse, 95-^6, prof, 96^ Ed,
'The Math. Teacher.' A. A; Math. Soc; Ass.
Teachers Math. Middle States and Md. (pies,
and ed, 10); fel. Boyal Soc. Can; British Ass;
London Math. Soc; British Math. Ass; fel.
Edinburgh Boyal Soc; Edinburgh Math. Soc;
Am. AreheoL Inst; Math. Verein; Soc. math, de
France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Symmetric

funetions; vanishing aggregates; compound de-
terminants.

▼an der Manlen, Dr. P(eter) A(iidrtw), New

Brunswick, N. J. Physical chemistry. Mak-
kum, Holland, Dee. 23, 91. B.Chem, Cornell,
13, Ph.D^ 16. Acting asst. prof, miner, Cornell,
16-17; indust. chemist, 17-19; asst, prof, chem,
Butgers, 19- Chem. Soc.

Meyer, Dr. Adolf, Johns Hopkins Hospital, Balti-
more, Md. *Psychiatry, Neurology. Ziirich,
Switzerland, Sept. 13, 66. Staatsexamen, Zurich,
90; Paris, Edinburgh, London, Vienna and
ZOrich^ 90-92; M.D, Zurich, 92; LL.D, GUsgow,
01; Clark, 09. Hon. fellow, Chicago, 92-93,
decent, 93-95; pathologist, 111. Eastern Hosp,
93-95; Worcester Insane Hosp, 95-02; decent
psychiat, Clark, 95-02; director. Path. Inst, of
State Hospitals of N. Y, 02-09; prof, psychiat,
med. col, Cornell, 04-09; Hopkins, and psychi-
atrist-in-ohief, Hopkins Hosp, 10- A.A; Am.
Physicians; Ass« Path, and Bact; Neur. Ass;
Ass. Anat; Medico-Psychol. Ass; Psychol. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; N. Y. Psychiat. Soc. (pres,
05-07) ; fel. N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 08) ; Harvey
Soc; hon. mem. Boston Soc. Psychiat. and Neur.
Comparative anatomy of forebrain, chiefly of
reptiles; neurology; pathological anatomy of the
nervous system; psycho-pathology; normal and
pathological anatomy of the cerebrum; aphasia;
habit disorganizations; formulation of psycho-
biology and psfycho-pathology as objective sci-
ences.

Meyer, Prof. Adolph F(redenck), University of
Mijinesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Engineering,
Cedarburg, Wis, Feb. 28, 80. B.S, Wisconsin,
05, C.E, 09. Engineer, dept. at large, on river
improvements, U.S. A, 05-12; consulting engi-
neer. Int. Joint Commission, It-; lecturer
hydraul, Minnesota, 13-14, assoc, prof, 14-
Civil Eng; Mech. Eng. BainfaU, runoff, evapo-
ration, percolation and transpiration.

Mayer, Dr. A(rtliiir) W(ilUaiii), 121 Waverley
St, Palo Alto, Cidif. *Anaiomy, Cedarbun^,
Wis, Aug. 18, 73. B.S, Wisconsin, 98, 99; M.D,
Hopkins, 05. Instr. physics, St. John's Mil.
Acad, 98-01; asst. anat, Hopkins, 05-06, instr,
06-07; asst. prof, Minnesota, 07-08; prof.
Northwestern, 08-09; hwnan anat, Stanford, 09-
Besearch assoc, Carnegie Institution, 17-18.
A.A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool. Development; tech-
nique; growth; variations;* ante-natal pathol-
ogy.

Mayer, Dr. Oharlea F(«rdiiuuid), P. O. Box 682,
Baltimore, Md. Physics. Baltimore, Md, Jan.
15, 87. A.B, Hopkins, 06. fellow, lO-ll; Ph.D,
12. Asst. applied elec, Hopkins, 11-12; instr.
physics, Wa&ington (St. Louis), 12-13, acting
asst. prof, 13-14; lecturer, Hopkins, 14- A.A;
Assoc. Physical Soc. Vibration of telephone
diaphragms.

Meyer, Dr. Erwin E(mil) A(lb6rt) a(eorge), 183

Iroquois St, Detroit, Mich. Chemistry. Han-
over, Germany, Oct. 1, 73. Erlangen, 94-95;
Ph.D, Berlin, 96-00; Tech. Hochsch, Hanoveri
00-^1. Chief chemist, St. Helen's Cable Co,
Warrington, England, 02-05; consulting chem-
ist, The Bubber Goods Mfg. Co, 06-08; Morgan
and Wright Co, 1)8-10; U, 8, Buhher Co, 10^

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Chem. Soc; Detroit Ghem. Soc; Chem. Gesell.
Organic chemistry; rubber.

Meyer, Dr. Gnstave M(orriB), 14 Bnllard Place,
Flushing, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, Dec
16, 76. B.S, C.E, N. Y. Univ, 96; Sc*D, Geneva,
01. Tutor biol. chem^ Col. Physicians and Sur-
geons, Columbia, 07-08, assoc. prof, med. sch,
Syracuse, 08-09; asst. ehem, Bookefeller Inai,
09-13, iusoe, 13- Chem. Soc; Soc Exp. Biol;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Harvey Soc. Biological chem-
istry; carbohydrates; tissue chemistry.

Meyer, Dr. J(obii) FraokUn, Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Penn Hall,
Pa, March 11, 75. A.B, Franklin and Marshall,
94, A.M, 97; Hopkins, 97-99; Ph.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 04; Sc.D, Franklin and Marshall, 18.
Principal, high sch, Alexandria, Pa, 94r-96;
instr. physics, Franklin and Marshall Acad, 96-
97; prof, physics and chem, high sch. Lower
Merion, 00-02; instr. physics, Pennsylvania, OS-
OS, asst. prof, 05-07; prof, Pa. State, 07-09;
director physical research, Westinghouse Lamp
Co, 09-13; assoc. physicist. Bur, Standards, 13-

18, physicist, 18-^ A.A; Physical Soc; Elec.
Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Wash. Acad, (assoc.
ed, 'Jour,' 18); Wash. Philos. Soc; Soc. de
Physique. Electrical convection; thermoelectric
forces; tungsten lamps; standards for electric
service.

Meyer, Prof. K(arl) F(nedench), Hooper Foun-
dation for Medical Research, San Francisco,
Calif. Bacteriology, Basel, Switzerland, May

19, 84. A.B, Ziirich, 05, D.V.M, 09; Munich,
05-06; Bern, 08. Pathologist, Transvaal Dept.
Agr, 08-10; asst. prof. path, and bacter, sch.
vet. med, Pennsylvania, 10-11, prof, 11-13; di-
rector, lab. and exp. farm. Pa. Livestock Sanit.
Board, Phila, 11-13; assoc. prof, bacter. and
protozool, CaHfomia, 13-14, prof, 14-15, assoc.
prof. trop. med, Hooper Foundation for Med.
Sesearch, 15- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Trop. Med. (v. pres, 18); Soc. Bact; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Pub. Health Ass. Comparative pathology
and bacteriology; protozoology; experimental
typhoid infections; fecal flora of children; im-
munity; cutaneous hypersensitiveness ; Malta
fever; botulism.

Meyer, Prof. Max, Columbia, Mo. 'Psychology.
Danzig, Gtermany, June 15, 73. Ph.D, Berlin,
96, 96-98. Prof. exp. psychol, Missouri, 00-
A.A; Psychol. Ass; West. Philos. Ass. Physi-
ological acoustics; psychological theory of
music; psychology of painting and sculpture;
rhythmical activities; comparative psychology;
epistemology.

Meyer, Prof. W(illiam) F(erdiiiaiid), Students'
Observatory, Berkeley, Calif. Astronomy.
Peru, Dl, Dec. 2, 80. B.S, Drake, 07; Ph.D,
California, 19. Asst. astron, Drake, 06-07;
California, 07-10, instr, 10-12; astronomer-in-
charge, Int. Latitude Observatory, 12-18; Kel-
logg fellow, Lick Observaory, California, 18-19,
asst. prof, astron, 19- A. A; Astron. Soc; Pa-
cific Astron. Soc. Orbits of new comets and
satellites; polarigraphic studies of nebulae.

Meyer, Dr. Willy, 700 Madison Ave, New York,
N. Y. Surgery. Minden, Germany, July 24, 58.
M.D, Bonn, 80. Prof. clin. surg, Woman's Med.
Col. N. Y, 86-92; surg, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med.

Sch. and Hasp, 92-19, emer. prof, 19- Attend-
ing surgeon, Lenox Hill Hosp. of N. Y, 87- : con-
sulting surgeon, N. Y. Skin and Cancer Hospi
N. Y. Infirm, for Women and Children, Mt.
Moriah Hosp; Hosp. for Deformities and Joint
Diseases; Montefiore Home and Hosp; Bronx
Hosp; N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch. Hosp. A.A;
Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Urol. Soc; Gastro-
EnteroL Ass; Ass. Thoracic Surg; Soc. Cancer
Research; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc;
N. Y. Surg. Soc; cor. mem. Urol, GeselL Tho-
racic surgery; surgery of the lungs, esophagus
and heart.

Meylan, Prof. George L(oid8), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Anthropometry, Physi-
ology. Brassus, Switzerland, July 22, 73. M.D9
N. Y. Univ, 96; B.S, Harvard, 02; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 04; hon. M.P.E, 19. Prof, physical
edue. and med. director, Columbia, OS- Lecturer,
summer sch, Harvard, 99-03 ; instr, Sargent Nor.
Sch, 02-03. A.A; Physical Educ. Ass. (pres,
07-11). Physiology of exercise ; anthropometry;
physical education.

Mezee, Pres. S(idney) E(dward), College of the
City of New York, New York, N. Y. Education.
Belmont, Calif, Sept. 23, 63. B.S, California, 84,
LL.D, 12; A.B, Harvard, 90, A.M, 91, Ph.D, 93;
Tiibingen, 90; LL.D, Southwestern (Tex), 11;
N. Y. Univ. and Cincinnati, 15. Lecturer philos,
Bryn Mawr, 92-93; decent, Chicago, 93-94; adj.
prof, Texas, 94-97, assoc. prof, 97-00, prof, 00-
14; dean, 02-08, pre*, 08-14; ColOUy of N.Y,14-
Director in charge collecting data for Ameriean
Commission to Negotiate Peace, 17-18, director,
territorial section, Paris, 18-19, mem. Cent. Ter-
ritorial Commission, 19. A.A; fel. Tex. Acad,
(past pres). Pleasure-pain; conscience; causes
of crime; differences between man and other
animals; education and scientific ethics.

Miehael, Prof. Arthur, 219 Parker St, Newton
Center, Mass. 'Chemistry. Buffalo, N. Y, Aug.
7, 53. Heidelberg, 7^74 ; Berlin, 75-78 ; Ecble
de M^decine, Paris, 79; hon. Ph.D, Tufts, 90,
LL.D, 10; LL.D, Clark, 09. Prof. chem. Tufta,
81-90; Clark, 91; Tufts, 94-07, emer. prof, 07-
12; prof. org. chem, Harvard, 12- Nat. Acad.
Investigations in organic chemistry bearing on
its fundamental laws and theory.

Michel, Prof. O(tariety) W(i]liam), Brookings,
S. Dak. Botan,y. Mt. Sterling, Ohio, Mav 3,
81. A.B, Litt.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 04; A.M, Har-
vard, 12; fellow, Wisconsin, 12. Prof, biol. De-
fiance, 06-12; hot, 8. Dak. Col, It- Bot. Soc;
S. Dak. Acad. Plant pathology and physiology,

Michelson, Pidf. A(lbert) A(braham), University
of Chicago, Chicago, 111. *Physics. Strelno,
Germany, Dec. 19, 52. Grad, U. S. Naval
Acad, 73; Berlin, 80; Heidelberg, 81; Col. de
France, 82; hon. Ph.D, Western Reserve, 86;
Stevens, 87; Sc.D, Cambridge, 99; LL.D, Yale,
01; Pennsylvania, 06; Physics D, Clark, 09;
hon. Ph.D, Leipzig, 09; Gdttingen, 11. Instr.
physics and chem, U. S. Naval Acad, 75-79;
prof, physics, Case, 83-89; Clark, 89-92; prof,
physics and head of dept^ Chicago, 9i- Ex-
change prof, Gottingen, 11; lieut. commander,
U.S.N.R.r, 18; mem. Bur. Int. des Poids et
Mesures, 92-93; mem. Int. Commission Weights
and Measures, 97 ; Lowell lecturer, 99. Bumf ord

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medal, 89; grand prize, Paris Expos, 00; Ck>ple7
medal, Boyal Soe, 07; Nobel prize, 07; Cresson
medal, Franklin Inst, 12; Draper gold medal,
Nat. Acad, 16. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres, 87,
pres, 10) ; Physical Soc. (v. pres, 99, 00, pres,
01, 02, ed board, 15-17); Astron. Soc; Philos.
Soc. (v. pres, 10, 11, 13); Am. Acad; hon. fel.
London Physical Soc; for. mem. Boyal Soc;
hon. fel. Edinburgh Boyal Soc; cor. mem. Brit-
ish Ass; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc; hon. mem.
Boyal Inst; hon. mem. Boyal Irish Acad; for.
assoc. Paris Acad; for. assoc. Acad, des Sci;
Soc. de Physique; Holland Soc. des Sci; for.
mem. Accad. dei Lincei. Light.

Michelson, Dr. Tmman, Smithsonian Institution,
Washington, D. 0. Anthropology, NewBochelle,
N. Y, Aug. 11, 79. A.B, Harvard, 02, A.M, 03,
Ph.D, 04, Parker fellow, at* Leipzig and Bonn,
04-05; private student with Prof. Boas, Colum-
bia, 09-10. Instr. Latin, Missouri, 05-06; eth-
nologist, Bur. Am, Ethnol, 10- Clerk, physical
div, U. S. Immigration Commission, 09; prof,
ethnol, George Washington, 17- A.A ; Anthrop.
Ass. (mem. council, 19); fel. Ethnol. Soc;
Philol. Ass; Oriental Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Anthrop. Soc. (sec'y, 11, v. pres, 18-20); Int.
Cong. Americanists. Philology; Algonquian
tribes of North America.

Mtddlekaoff, Dr. George W(ile8), 1002 Oak Hill
Ave, Hagerstown, Md. Thyaics, Leitersburg,
Md, June 5, 69. A.B, Franklin and Marshall,
91, A.M, 94; Chicago, summer, 02; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 03. Instr. math. Palatinate, 91-92; prin-
cipal schools, Leitersburg, Md, 98-94 ; instr. sci-
ence and math, high sch, Waynesboro, Pa, 94-
99; lab. asst. Bur, Standards, 03-06, asst. physi-
cist, 06-15, assoc. physicist, 15-17. Int. Elec.
Cong, St. Louis, 04. A. A; Physical Soc; Ilium.
Eng. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Spectroscopy and
photometry ; effect of capacity and self-induction
ux)on wave-lengths in the spark spectrum ; direct-
reading candle-power scale for precision photom-
eters; equations of tungsten fikiment lamps and
heterochromatic photometry; photometry of the
gaa-fiUed lamps; life testing of incandescent
lamps; photometric comparison of glass screens
and tungsten filament lamps.
Hiddleton, Prof. A(rthiir) B(enwlck), Purdue
University, La Fayette, Ind. Chemistry, Web-
ster, N. Y, May 8, 71. A.B, Bochester, 91;
Ph.D, Cornell, 04. Instr. chem, Cent. High Sch,
St. Louis, Mo, 04-06; asst. prof, Purdue, 06-14,
assoc prof, 14-18, prof, inorg. chem, 18- Chem.
Soc; fel. Ind. Acad. Higher order compounds
and their applications to analysis.

IClddleton, Prof. Austin B(alph), University of
Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Zoology. Baltimore,
Md, April 14, 81. A.B, Hopkins,, 10, fellow,
14-15, Ph.D, 15, fellow by courtesy, 15-16.
Asst. nat. hist, Hopkins, 10-12; assoc. prof.
hxol, LouisvUle, 16-17, director of dept, 16-,
prof. 2ool, 17- Mem. Hopkins scientific ezped.
to Jamaica, 10. A. A; Soc. Zool; EcoL Soc; fel.
London Soc. Arts. Heredity of the fission rate
in Protozoa.

MilM, Dr. Efi^ert J, 87 Marvel Boad, New
Haven, Conn. Mathematics. Bethlehem, Ind,
Jan. 9, 86. A.B, Indiana, 06; A.M, Swarth-
morc, 07; fellow, Chicago, 07-10, Ph.D, 10.

Asst. math, Swarthmore, 06-07; instr, Cornell,
10-11; Yale, 11-16, asst. prof, 16- A.A; Math.
Soc. Calculus of variations.

Bffiles, Prof. W (alter) BClcbard), Nutrition Lab-
oratory, Boston, Mass. Psychology, Physiology.
Silverleaf, N. Dak, March 29, 85. B.S, Pacific
(Oregon), 06; A.B, Earlham, 08; fellow, Iowa,
10-13, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 13. Prof, psychol,
and edne, Penn (Iowa), 08-10; asst. psychol,
Iowa, 10-13; asst. prof, Wesleyan, 13-14; r«-
search psychologist, nutrition lah, Carnegie In-
stitution, 14- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Physiol. Soc.
Pitch singing; psychological effect of alcohol
and of undernutrition; neuro-muscular changes
from variations in metabolism; sensory thresh-
olds.

Milham, Prof. Willis Ksbister), Williamstown,
Mass. Astronomy, meteorology. Kinderhook,
N. Y, Feb. 11, 74. A.B, Williams, 94, A.M, 95;
Ph.D. Strasbourg, 01. Asst. physics, Williams,
95-96, instr. math, and physics, 96-98, asst.
prof. math, sciences, 98-99, 01-02, prof, astron,
Ot- A.A; Astron. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Physical
Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Soc. Beige, d 'Astron;
Soc. astron. de France. Meteorology; tempera-
ture variation over a limited area.

Millar, Preston 8(troiig), 80th St. and East End
Ave, New York, N. Y. Physics. Andover, N.
J, March 9, 80. Gen. manager and sec'y, Elec.
Testing Laboratories; sec'y. Ass. Edison Ilium.
Companies. Teacher photom, Hopkins, 10;
lecturer ilium, Pennsylvania, 16. A.A; Physical
Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc. (pres, 13); Elec. Eng.
Lighting; illumination.

Billiard, Prof. E(arl) B(owmaii), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Physical chemistry. Ontral City, Nebr, July
17, 88. A.B, (Colorado, 10; A.M, Wisconsin, 11;
Ph.D, Illinois, 14. Asst. chem, Wisconsin, 10-
11 ; Illinois, 11-14 ; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 14-
16, asst. prof, physical chem, 16- Chem. Soc.

MUlberry, Dean Ony StUlman, First and Par-
nassus Avenues, San Francisco, Calif. Chemis-
try. Menominee, Mich, Nov. 3, 72. D.D.S,
California, 01. Asst. metal, dental col, Califor-
nia, 04-07, instr, 07-08, metal, and chem, 08-
09, prof, 09-, Bupt, dental infirmary, 06-14,
dean, 14- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass;
Sch. Hygiene Ass; Nat. Dental Ass. Dental
metallurgy; dental economics.

Miller, ACdam) M(anon), 835 Henry St, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. IBmbryology, Histology. Home-
wood, Pa, April 2, 79. A.B, Princeton, 01, fel-
low, 01-03, A.M, 02. Instr. histol. and embryol,
Columbia, 03-09, anat, 09-12, asst. prof, 12-14;
prof, L. 1. Col. Eosp, 14-, assoc. dean, XO-
A.A; Ass. Anat; N. Y. Acad. Embryology;
venous system in birds; lymphatic system in
birds; fiber tracts in cat; venous system in the
sheep. •

Itflller, Prof. Alfred 8(tanley), Moscow, Idaho.
Mining, Metallurgy, Geology. Normal, Pa, Oct.
20, 56. A.B, A.M, Stanford, 95 ; Ph.D, Heidel-
berg (Ohio), 95; E.M, Sch. of Practical Eng,
San Francisco, 98. Principal, high sch, and
supt. schools, B. Mauch CJhunk, Pa, 80-82;
prof. nat. science, Wichita (Kans), 89-92, pres,
92-93; prof, mining, metal, and geol, Idaho,

474

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

97-05. Chemical behavior of ammonia towards
ferric chlorid and ferrous chlorid; metallurgy
of gold.

Miller, Dr. Alton L(ombard), 25 Clinton Boad,
Brookline, Mass. Mathematios. Somerville,
Mass, April 10, 90. A.B, Harvard, 11, A.M,

13, Ph.D, 10; Turin, 15-16. Instr. math, Har-
vard, 11-13; Michigan, 13-17; Harvard, 17-19.
Math. Soc. Projective differential gepmetry.

Miller, Prof. Arthur M(eQnl8ton), 609 S. Lime-
stone St, Lexington, Ky. Geology, Eaton,
Ohio, Aug. 6, 61. A.B, Princeton, 84, A.M, 87,
fellow, 88-89; Munich, 91-92. Principal, high
sch, Eaton, Ohio, 85-88; prof. biol. and geol,
Wilson, 89-91 ; geol, Ky. State, 92- Mem. Ky.
Geol. Surv. A. A; Geol. Soc. Geology of petro-
leums; Kentucky geology.

Miller, Prof. BeiiJ(aiiiin) L(eBo7), Lehigh Uni-
versity, South Bethlehem, Pa. Geology, Sa-
betha, Kans, April 13, 74. A.B, Kansas, 97;
A.M, Penn (Iowa), 98; fellow, Hopkins, 01-
03, Ph.D, 03. Prof. biol. and chem, Penn
(Iowa), 97-00; assoc. geol, Bryn Mawr, 03-07;
prof, Lehigh, 07- Asst, Kans. Univ. Geol. Surv,
96; Iowa Geol. Surv, 99; Md. Geol. Surv, 00-
02, geologist, 02-11 ; field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv,
04-07, asst. geologist, 07-13; cooperating geol-
ogist. Pa, Geol. Surv, 19- A. A; Geol. Soc:
Min. and Metal. Eng; Iowa Acad. Areal and
economic geology; mineral resources of South
America.

Miller, Prof. B(eB8le) I(rvliig), Bockford Col-
lege, Bockford, 111. Mathematics, Baltimore,
Md, 84. A.B, Goucher, 07, fellow, 07-08;
fellow, Hopkins, 13-14, Ph.D, 14. Instr. math,
Kemple Hall, Kenosha, Wis, 11-13 ; head physics
and math, departments, Bockford, 15^ A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Canonical form of ellip-
tic integral.

Miller, Dr. O(arl) D(anforth), University of Mani-
toba, Winnipeg, Man, Can. Physics, Minneapolis,
Minn, Jan. 30, 88. B.S, Bichmond, 10; Ph.D,
Chicago, 16. Instr. physics, Chicago, 14-16;
physicist, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 16-
17; tech. adviser, Wm. Gaertner and Co, 19-20;
^asst, prof, physics, Manitoba, tO- Lieut, ord-
nance dept, U. S. A, 17-19. Physical Soc.
X-rays.

MUler, Dr. Oarleton F(riend), 125 W. Main St,
Newark, Del. Chemistry, Wallingford, Conn,
June 13, 88. B.S, Wesleyan, 09; Ph.D, Cornell,

14. Asst. chem, Cornell, 09-14; instr, N. C.
Col, 14-17, asst. prof, 17-19; prof, Del, Col,
19-^ Electrolysis of inorganic salts; carborun-
dum electric furnace.

Miller, Cbarles W(inthrop), Jaffna College, Vad-
dukoddai, Ceylon. Ornithology, Worcester, Mass,
Nov. 18, 84. A.B, Clark, 05; A.M, Columbia, 13.
Asst. to Director W. E. D. Scott, Worthington
Soc. for the Investigation of Bird Life, 05-06,
acting director, 05-08, director, 08-13; mission-
ary, Am, Board of Commissioners for foreign
missions, Jaffna, Ceylon, 14- A.A. Colonization
of the house martin; larvae of certain parasitic
flies in bird nests; methods of attracting and
protecting wild birds; growth of birds; inheri-
tance of coloration of eggs of the bluebird;
hybridism; daily life of birds, especially during

the breeding season; imitation and instinct in
birds; the parasitic bird fly; increase of native
birds ; aviary methods.

MlUer, Dr. COifton MCeredith), Stuart Cirele Hos-
pital, Bichmond, Ya. Ophthalmology, Otology,
Rhinology, Bichmond, April 21, 73. M.D, Med.
Col. of Va, 92. Demonstrator anat, Med, Col,
of Va, 96-05, instr. diseases of eye and ear,
01-06, prof, anat, 05-06, diseases of nose and
throat, 06-14, otol, and rhinol, 14- Laryngol-
ogist, rhinologist and ophthalmologist to various
hospitals; mem. Bichmond City Council. Laryn-
gol. Bhinol. and Otol. Soc; Col. Surg; Acad.
Ophthal; Am. Med. Ass; Bichmond Acad. Med.
and Surg, (pres, 08) ; S. Med. Ass.

MUler, Prof. Dayton O(larence), Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. *Physics, As-
tronomy, Strongsville, Ohio, March 13, 66.
Ph.B, Baldwin, 86, A.M, 89; ScD, Princeton,
90. Prof. nat. science, Baldwin, 88-89; instr.
math, and physics. Case, 90-93, asst. prof.
physics, 93-95, prof, 95- Trustee, Baldwin,
99-; Lowell lecturer, 14. A. A. (sec'y, B, 03,
04-07, V. pres, 07, sec'y council, 08, gen. sec'y,
09) ; Physical Soc. (sec 'y, 18-) ; Astron. Soc ;
Eng. Educ; Cleveland Eng. Soc. (pres, 06);
Am. Acad; Wash. Acad. Velocity of light in
magnetic field; expansion of gases; Bontgen
rays; relative motion of earth and ether; effi-
ciency of incandescent gas light; interferometer
applications; photographic registration of sound
waves; quality of musical sounds.

MUler, Prof. Dickinson S(ergeant), Lorillard
Hall, Chelsea Square, New York, N. Y. Phi-
losophy, Psychology, Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 7,
68. Pennsylvania, 85-88; Clark, 89-90; A.B,
A.M, Harvard, 92 ; Ph.D, Halle, 93 ; hon. ScD,
Hobart, 09. Assoc. phUos, Bryn Mawr. 93-98;
instr. Harvard, 99-04; lecturer, Columbia, 04-
07, prof, 07-19; Gen. Theol, 8em, ll- A. A;
Philos. Ass ; Psychol. Ass. Metaphysics ; ethics ;
analytic psychology; philosophy of religion.

Miller, Prof. E(dgar) O(alvln) L(eBo7), 2309
Park Ave, Bichmond, Va. Pathology, Pelham,
Mass, Aug. 24, 77. Oberlin, 88-90 ; M.D, Mich-
igan, 94. Bacteriologist, research labofatoriea,
Parke, Davis and Co, 00-10; prof, hacter, and
physiol, chem, Med. Col, of Va, 11-, dean, gO-
A.A; Soc. Bact; Ass. Immunol; Am. Med. Ass;
Pub. Health Ass; Am. Acad. Med. Immunity;
bacterial vaccines; opsonins; agglutination;
tuberculin; keeping quality of antidiphtheria
serum; administration of diphtheria toxin in
collodion sac.

Miller, Dr. E(dgar) O(rini), Jr, 437 W. 59th 8t«
New York, N. Y. Biochemistry, Oettysbnrg,
Pa, Feb. 22, 93. B.S, Gettysburg, 11; Ph.D,
Columbia, 13. Asst. biochem, Columbia, 11-13 ;
path, chem, Bellevue Hosp, 12-13; acting bio-
chemist, Beth Israel Hosp, 13; instr. physiol.
chem, med. dept, Illinois, 13-14; assoS, biol,
chem, Columbia, 14- Chem. Soc; Harvey Soc.
Pathological and physiological chemistry.

Iflller, Dr. Edwin Oynui, Experiment Station,
Manhattan, Kans. Plant physiology, Balti-
more, Ohio, Dec. 16, 78. A.B, Lebanon, 06;
Yale, 07, Ph.D, 10. Instr. bot, Kansas State,
10-14, asst, prof, IS-, asst, plant pathologiMt,
Exp, Sta, 11- A.A; Soc. Agron.

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475

MUler, Dr. Edwin M(ort<m), 122 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, 111. Surgery, Ida Grove, Iowa,
June 10, 88. A.B, Illinoia, 10; Senn fellow, Bush
Med. Col, M.D, 13. Asst. instr. surg, Bush
Med. Col, 15-17, instr, 17- Am. Med. Ass. Sur-
gery of bones and nerves.

Miller, Prof. Emerson B, Auburn, Ala. Chem-
istry. Bascom, Ohio, June 2, 62. B.S, Mich<
igan, 94, M.S, 95; Ph.D, Minnesota, 18. Prin^
cipal, high sch, Arkansas City, Kans. 88-91;
asst. qual. anal, Michigan, 94-95; adj. prof,
pharmacy, Ala. Polytech, 95-96, prof, 96-05;
chief, dept. chem, Cuban Exp. Sta, Santiago,
05-06; prof, pharmaceut. chem, Ala. Polyteich,
06-13; acting asst. prof, plant chem. and chem-
ist, pharmaceut. exp. sta, Wisconsin, 13-17; prof,
research chem, and research chemist, Ala, Poly-
tech, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass.
Plant chemistry; alkaloids; glucosids; volatile
oils; chemistry of the velvet bean.

Miller, Prof. Ephratm, 558 N. Lake Ave, Pasa-
dena, Calif. Mathematics, Astronomy, Carroll-
ton, Ohio, April 25, 33. A.B, Allegheny, 55,
A.M, 58, hon. Ph.D, 95. Snpt. schools, Findlay,
Ohio, 59-70; Lawrence, Kans, 70-74; prof.
math, and astron, Kansas, 74-10, emer. prof,
10-, dean, col. lib. arts and sciences, 95-04.
Univ. librarian, Kansas, 74-86. A.A; Math.
Soc; Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; Kans.
Acad, (pres, 91); Soc. Beige d 'Astron; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Differentials; determinimts ;
moons of Mars; corona of the sun; the moon's
surface; non-Euclidean geometry; variation in
latitude. •

Miller, Eric B(ezford), XT. S. Weather Bureau,
Madison, Wis. Meteorology, Mount Pleasant,
Mich, June 19, 78. Arizona, 96-99. Observer,
V, 8, Weather Bureau, 01-05, research observer,
06-08, local forecaster, 08-17, meteorologist, 18^
Lecturer meteorol, Wisconsin, 08- A.A; Physi-
cal Soc; Am. Metal Soc. Terrestrial magnet-
ism; correlation of atmospheric pressure dis-
tribution with subsequent weather conditions.

Miller, Prof. Frank (Francia) O(amer), Univer-
sity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Forestry, Lan-
ark, 111, June 2, 66. Ph.B, Iowa, 00; B.S.A,
Iowa State, 01; M.F, Tale, 08. Supt. schools,
Parkersburg, Iowa, 93-95; Dunlap, Iowa, 95-
99; expert, bur. forestry, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-
12; prof, forestry, Nebraska, 03-07; prof, for-
estry and dean, sch. forestry, Washington
(Seattle), 07-12; prof, forestry and head of
dept. Wash. State, 15-17; prof, forestry and
dean, sch, forestry, Idaho, 17- A.A; Soc. For-
esters; Forestry Ass. The germination and
growth of Leguminosae, with reference to large

• and small seed; the germination of forest tree
seed ; forest planting in eastern Nebraska, North
Platte and South Platte valleys; forest taxa-
tion in Washington; timber resources of Idaho
and Washington.

Miller, Fxed A, Greenfield, Ind. Botany. Brook-
lyn, Ind^ Sept. 5, 78. B.S, Purdue, 08, M.S, 12.
Production supt, biol. dept, and later director,
med, plant garden, Eli Lilly and Co, 08- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Pharmacol. Soc; Ind. Acad. Culti-
vation and breeding of medicinal plants.

Miller, Prof. F(rederidc) B(obert), Western Uni-
versity, London, Can. Physiology, Toronto,

Can. B.A, Toronto, 03, M.B, 07; M.D, Munich;
Liverpool; Oxford. Asst. physiol, Cornell, 03-
05; asst. demonstrator, Toronto, 05-07, demon-
strator, 07-10; lecturer, McGill, 12-14; prof.
Western, 14- Examiner in physiol, Can. Med.
Council, 16-18. A.A; Physiol. Soc; London
Physiol. Soc. Galvanotropism ; muscle-nerve
physiology of crustaceans; stomach; salivary
reflexes; deglutition; cardio-inhibitory and mas-
tication centers; cerebellum.

Miller, Prof, a(eorge) A(brain), 1203 W. Illinois
St, XJrbana, 111. ^Mathematics, Lynnville, Pa,
July 31, 63. A.B, Muhlenberg, 87, A.M, 90;
Ph.D, Cumberland, 93; Leipzig and Parisi 95-
97. Principal schools, Greeley, Kans, 87-88;
prof, math. Eureka, 88--93; instr, Mich^^an, 93-
95; Cornell, 97-01; asst. prof, Stanford, 01-03,
assoc, prof, 03-06; Illinois, 06-07, prof, 07--
Instr, summer sch, Chicago, 98, prof, 12; Cali-
fornia, 13. A. A. (3ec'y» A,* 01, 07-12); Math.
Soc. (sec'y, San Francisco sect, 02-06^ v. prCs,

08, chairman, Chicago sect, 07-09) ; Mnth. Ass.
(v. pres, 16); Am. Acad; London Math. Soc;
Math. Yerein; Soc. math, de France; cor. mem.
Spanish Math. Soc. Theory of groups of finite
order.

Miller, Prof. George J, 103 Parsons St, Man-
kato, Minn. Geography, Sturgis, Mich, Feb.
7, 80. B.S, Chicago, 07, M.S, 09, 09-13.
Instr. geog, Chicago, 08-13; head, dept, geog.
State Nor, Sch, Mankato, IS- A.A; Aas. Geog.
Lake Superior iron ores; settlement and popu-
lation of Michigan; boundaries of Michigan;
education.

MlUer, Oerrlt S(mith), Jr, U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. 0. ^Zoology, Peterboro,
N. Y, Dec. 6, 69. A.B, Harvard, 94. Asst.
curator, div, of mammals, 27. S, Nat, Museum,
98-09, curator, 09-

Miller, Dr. James Alez(ander), 379 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, Boselle, N. J,
March 27, 74. A.B, Princeton, 93, A.M, 94;
M.D, Columbia, 99. Prof, di'n. med, Colum-
bia, Visiting physician, Bellevue Hosp; med.
director, Bockefeller Commission Prev. Tuber,
in France, 17-18. Am. Physicians; Olimat. and
Clin. Ass. (pres, 14); N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y.
Ass. Tuber. Clinics (pres). Internal medicine;
tuberculosis.

Miller, Prof. John A(nthony), Swart hmore Col-
lege, Swarthmore, Pa. *Astronomy, Greens-
burg, Ind, Dec. 16, 59. A.B, Indiana, 90; A.M,
Stanford, 93; Ph.D, Chicago, 99. Instr. math,
Indiana, 90; supt. schools, Bockville, Ind, 90-
91; instr. math, Stanford, 91-94, asst. prof,
94-95; prof, mech. and astron, Indiana, 95-06;
math, and astron, Swarthmore, 06-, v, pres, IS-,
director, SprotU Observatory, 11- Chief, solar
eclipse exped. to Spain, 05; Brandon, Colo, 18.
A. A; Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Philos. Soc.
(sec'y); feL Ind. Acad. Stellar parallax; solar
corona; measures of double stars; elliptic modu-
lar functions of square rank.

Miller, Prof. J(olm) Craig, Lincoln University,
Pa. Medicine, Chemistry, Pittsburgh, Pa, Oct.

9, 48. M.D, Pennsylvania, 76. Prof, chem,
Lincoln (Pa), 87- A.A; Chem. Soc.

Miller, Dr. John M(ilton), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Badio engineering, Han-

476

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over, Pa, June 22, 82. A.B, Yale, 04, A.M, 07,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. physicist, assoc. physicist and
later physicist, Bur. Standards, 07-19; radio
aid, btir. eng, U.8,N, 19- Physical Soc; Radio
Eng. Three electrode vacuum tubes.

Miller, Dr. J(08eph) L(6ggett), 5315 Greenwood
Ave, Chicago^ 111. Medicine, Kewanee, 111,
Nov. 24, 67. B.S, Michigan, 93; M.D, North-
western, 95. Asst. prof, and later prof, med,
' Rush Med, Col, 05- Attending physician, Cook
Co. Hosp ; St. Luke 's Hosp. A. A ; Soc. Pharma-
col; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass. (see'y, sect, med); Physiol. Soc. In-
ternal medicine; detection of smegma bacillus;
chlorid retention in nephritis; Kemig's sign;
experimental production of arteriosclerosis;
exudates and transudates; experimental pulmo-
nary edema ; non -specificity of vaccine therapy.

Miller, Dr. J(08eph) W(arren), 306 Chestnut St,
Harrisburg, Pa. MathematicSf Mechanics,
Washington Boro, Pa, Oct. 30, 75. B.S, Pa.
State, 97; fellow, Columbia, 98-00, A.M, 99,
hon. fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 01. Observer, U. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 01; instr. math, and
astron, Lehigh, 02-08, asst, prof, math, 08-
Elastic properties of helical springs; calculus.

MlUer, Prof. Kelly, Howard University, Wash-
ington, D. C. Mathematics, Winnsboro, S. C,
July 23, 63. A.B, Howard, 86; Hopkins, 87-89.
Trof. math, Howard, 90- Acad. Polit. and
Social Sei; Am. Negro Acad. (v. pres). Euclid
and his modern rivals; scales of denominate
units; experimental geometry; negro problems.

Miller, Prof. Loye Holmes, Southern Branch, Uni-
versity of California, Los Angeles, Calif. Biology.
Minden, La, Oct. 13, 74. B.S, California, 98,
M.S, 03, Ph.D, 12, Instr. nat. science, Oahu Col.
Honolulu, 99-03; asst. zool, California, 03-
04; prof, and head, dept. science. State Nor.
Sch, Los Angeles, 04-10, dept. biol, 10-20,
assoc. prof, tiol, California {south, "branch),
SO- Instr. paleont, Scripps Inst, Califor-
nia, 10; assoc. prof. comp. anat, Col. Physi-
cians and Surg, Los Angeles; asst, U. S. Fish
Commission, 03; U. S. Biol. Surv, 07; Cali-
fornia, summers, 08, 11, 13. A.A; Ornith.
Union ; Ecol. Soc ; Cooper Ornith. Club ; Paleont.
Soc. Zoology; paleontology; land vertebrates;
fossil birds of Pacific Coast; methods and cur-
ricula in biology.

Miller, Prof. Newton, 358 Douglas Ave, Salt Lake
City, Utah. Zoology. Sharptown, Ind, March
20, 79. A.B, Indiana, 05, A.M, 06 ; Ph.D, Clark,
08. Instr. zool. and morphol, Clark Col, 08-11,
asst. prof, 11-12; prof, biol, Wheaton, 12-15;
zool, Utah, 15-20, micros, anat, SO- Collected
fish in Guatemala for Indiana, 04. Systematic
zoology; dynamic biology; the fishes of the
Matagua river; biology of the American toad;
activity and rate of reproduction of the brown
rat; handling of chick embryos; heredity of
white fore-lock.

Miller, Prof. Bobert Talbott, 1226 Murray HiU
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. Surgery. Covington, Ky,
April 28, 78. A.B, Amherst, 99 ; M.D, Hopkins,
03. Instr. surg, Hopkins, 08-09; assoc prof,
Pittsburgh, 09-15, prof, 15- A.A; Surg. Ass;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Prof. Tetanus; his-
togenesis of mesenteric cysts.

ICiller, Dr. BoUa W(ood8), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Aurora, Ind, Oct.
2, 92. A.B, Wabash, 13; M.S, Kansas State,
15; Ph.D, Pittsburgh, 17. Instr. chem, Kansas
State, 13-15; research asst, Mellon Inst, 15-17,
fellow, 19- Capt, C.W.S, A.E.P, 17-19. Chem.
Soc; Ceramic Soc. Soil chemistry; ceramics;
natural gas.

ICiller, Bndolpli PQiilip), 100 Morningdde Drive,
New York, N. Y. Civil engineering. New York,
July 5, 66. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 85; C:E,
Columbia, 88, hon. M.S, 14. Asst. engineer, bur.
buildings, N. Y. City, 02-06; consulting engi-
neer, 06-09; supt. buildings, N. Y. City, 10-15,
chairman, board of appeals, 16-18; consulting
engineer, 18-19; supt. huHdings, N. Y, City, SO-
Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Properties of build-
ing materials; fireproofing.

Miller, Shirley P(iitiiam), Brookings, S. Dak.
Anatomy. Rockwell, Iowa, June 17, 78. B.S,
S. Dak. Col, 03 ; A.M, Minnesota, 04, fellow, 20-
21; Berlin and Munich, 08-11; fellow, Chicago,
16. Asst. zool. and rural hygiene, 8. Dak. Col,
05-08 ; demonstrator anat, BioL Inst, Berlin, 09 ;
prof. zool. and rural hygiene, 8. Dak, Col, 11-
Histogenesis of muscle; mitochondria, of secret-
ing cells.

Miller, Spencer, South Orange, N. J. Engineer-
ing. Waukegan, 111, April 25, 59. B.S, Wor-
cester, 79. Chief engineer, Lidgerwood Mfg,
Co, N, Y, City, Mem. Naval Consulting Board.
A. A; Mech- Eng; Civil Eng; Min. Eng; Naval
Archit. and Marine Eng; hon. piem. Worcester
Mech. Ass; Can. Min. Inst. Cableways; ap-
paratus for life saving at sea; coaling warships
in a seaway and in harbor.

Miller, Dr. Sydney B(obotliaai), 900 St. Paul St,
Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Newark, N. J, Aug.
9, 84. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 05; M.D, Hopkins, 10.
Asst. med, Eopkins, 11-15, instr, din, med, 15-
Director, lab. internal med, Phipps Psyehiat.
Clinic, 13-15. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Cong. Inst.
Med ; S. Med. Ass. Clinical medicine and pa-
thology.

Miller, W(aldron) DeW(itt), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Orni-
thology, Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 4, 79. High
sch. Assoc, curator birds. Am, Museum Nat.
Hist, OS- Fel. Ornith. Union. Systematic or-
nithology.

Miller, Willet G, Bureau of Mines, Toronto, Can.
Geology. Norfolk Co, Ont. B.A, M.A, Toronto,
90, 97, fellow, 90-93; Chicago; Harvard; Hei-
delberg; LL.D, Queen's (Can), 07; Toronto, 13.
Geologist, Ont. Bur. Mines, 87-; provincial geol-
ogist, Ont, OS- Lecturer and prof, geol, Queen 'g
(Can), 93-02. A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Can.
Min. Inst, (pres, 08-10) ; hon. mem. British
Inst. Min. and Metal ; fel. Royal Soc. Can. Pre-
Cambrian and economic geology of Ontario.

MiUer, Prof. WCiUiam) J(ohn), Smith CoUege,
Northampton, Mass. Geology. Bed Bluff, Calif,
April 26, 80. B.S, Pacific (Calif), 00, M.S, 02;
Stanford, 00-01; fellow, Hopkins, 04-05, Ph.D,
05. Instr. geol. and chem, Pacific (Calii?), 00-
03; prof. geol. and miner, Hamilton, 05-14;
prof, geol. and head of dept. Smith, 14- Field
asst, Md. GeoL Surv, 04; U. S. Geol. Surv, 05-

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06; field geologist, N. Y. Geol. Surv, 07- A.A;
Geol. Soc; Am. Acad. Pre-Cambrian geology of
New York; petrology.

IfUler, Prof. W(ilUftm) Lash, 50 St. Alban St,
Toronto, Can. Physical oh&mistry. Gait, Ont,
Sept. 10, 66. B.A, Toronto, 87, fellow, 90;
Berlin, 87-89; CNSttingen, . 89 ; Ph.D, Munich,
90; Leipzig, 92. Demonstrator chem, Toronto,
91-99, assoc. prof, physical chem, 00-07, prof,
08- Mem. board of reviewers, 'Jour. Physical
Chem,' 96-, assoe. ed, 10- A.A. (chairman, C,
- 13) ; Chem. Soc. (chairman, sect, physical chem,
06, assoc. ed, ' Jour, * 13-) ; Soc. Chem. Indust.
(chairman, Can. sect, 10) ; Electrochem. Soc.
(pres, 12); hon. mem. Electroplaters Ass;
Wash. Acad; Eoyal Soc. Can. (pres, sect. Ill,
08); Can. Inst. Chem; London Chem. Soc.
Chemical kinetics; eleetrochemistry ; bacteri-
cidal action of phenol solutions containing salts;
electrolysis with alternating and interrupted cur-
rent ; rates of reaction to test kinetic theory and
catalysis theories.

MiUer, Prof. W(Uliam) 8(now), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. * Anatomy, Histology,
Stirling, Mass, March 29, 58. M.D, Yale, 79;
fellow, Clark, 90-92; Leipzig, 95-96; fellow.
Hopkins, 05-06; Sc.D, Cincinnati, 20. Patholo-
gist, City Hosp. and Mem. Hosp, Worcester,
Mass, 89-92; instr. vert, anat, Wisconsin, 92-
95, asst. prof, 95-04, assoc. prof, anat, 04-16,
prof, 16- Lecturer, Mt. Holyoke, 89; med,
Hopkins, 18-19 ; mem. ed. board, * Anat. Record. '
A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. (v. pres, 09); Soc.
Zool; Am. Med. Ass; Wis. Acad. Anatomy and
histology of the lungs; anatomical relations of
a tubercle; medical history and biography.

Miller, Dr. W(llUa)m Tyler, 1209 S. Crenshaw
Boulevard, Los Angeles, Calif. Horticulture,
King William Co, Va, Nov. 14, 69. A.B, Michi-
gan, 92; A.M, Cornell, 97, Ph.D, 99. Assoc, ed,
*Cyc. of Am. Hort,' 99-02; mem. ed. staff,
'Country Life in America,' 01-12; ed, 'Garden
Magazine,' 05-12. Asst. prof, landscape archit,
Illinois, 12-16. Asst, Cornell Exp. Sta, sum-
mers, 96-98. Botany of cultivated plants; land-
scape architecture.

Miimrun, Prof. Bobert A(ndrew8), University of
(Chicago, Chicago, 111. *Physics, Morrison, 111,
March 22, 68. A.B, Oberlin, 91, A.M, 92, Sc.D,
11; fellow, Columbia, 93, Ph.D, 95, Sc.D, 17;
Berlin and G^ttingen, 95-96; ScD, Northwest-
ern, 13; Pennsylvania, 14; Amherst, 17. Asst,
instr. and asst. prof, physios^ Chicago, 02-07,
assoc. prof, 07-10, prof, 10- Joint ed, *Univ.
Chicago Science Series,' 15-; Hitchcock lecturer,
California, 17; Clark lecturer, Amherst, 17; v.
chairman Nat. Research Council, 16-; lieut. col.
and chief, science and research div, Sig. C, 17-
19 ; Comstock prize, Nat. Acad, 13. Int. Solvay
Cong, Brussels, 21. Nat. Acad, (ed, 'Proceed-
ings,' 15-); A. A. (v. pres, 11); Physical Soc.
(pres, 16-18, assoc. ed, 'Review,' 03-16);
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; hon. mem. Royal Inst;
Soc. Batave de Philos. Exp. k Rotterdam.
Polarization of light from incandescent surfaces;
variation of dielectric constants with frequen-
cies; effect of temperature on photo-electric dis-
charge ; the charge on the negative ion in gases ;
absorption of X-rays; isolation of an ion and a

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direct study of its properties; discharge poten-
tials in high vacua; velocities of electrons dis-
charged from metals under the influence of ultra-
violet light; photo-electric determination of
Planck's 'h'; exact values of e, n and related
constants; Brownian movement in gases; vis-
cosity coefficients of gases; contact E.M.F;
valency in gaseous ionization ; extension of ultra-
violet spectrum; laws of reflection of gas mole-
cules; X-rays from light atoms.

MllllB, Col. John, U. S. A, Chief Engineer's
Office, Washington, D. C. Physics, Engineering,
Wheatland, Mich, Dec. 31, 58. Grad, U. S. MU.
Acad, 81. All grades from second lieut. to col,
corps engineers, 81- Mem. board of examiners,
Elec. Expos, Phila, 84; U. 8. Lighthouse Board,
94-98. Nat. delegate, Congresses Navig, Elec.
and Physics, Paris, 00. A. A; Physical Soc;
Civil Eng; Soc. de Physique; Ass. Navig. Con-
gresses. Gravitation and general physical
theory; illumination; geology of the glacial
period; river and harbor works.

Mills, Prof. Clia(rle)s K(arsner), 1909 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Neurology, ^S'aUs of
SchuylkiU, Pa, Dec. 4, 45. 9^»^- ^f^.^5^
Phila, 60-64; M.D, Pennsylvania, 69, Ph.D, 71,
LL.D 16. Prof, diseases of the mind and nerv-
ous system, Phila. Polyclinic, 83-98; mental dis-
eases and med. juris, Feniisylvanxa, 93-01, clin.
prof, nervous diseases, 01-03, prof, nwr, 03-15,
mer. prof, 15- Clin. P'O^^ i^ervous diseases.
Women's Med. Col. of Pa, 91-02. Neur. Ass.
rr»TPs 86 ^ • Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect, nerv-
iran'd mentM diseases, 9^) ; Medi^;^^^^^^^^^
Ass; Phila. Neur. Soc. (pres 93, 14); Royal
Soc. Med; cor. mem. Gesell- Nervenanjte ; Soc^
de Neur. de Paris; Phila. Col. Physicians, "^e
nervous system and its diseases; diseases of the
brain and cranial nerves.

Mills, Prof. O(lifford) N(ewton), 114 N. Wash-
ington St, Tiffin, Ohio. Mathematics. Carlos
City, Ind, Aug, 86. B.S, Franklin, 10; A.M,
Indiana, 14. Prof, math, Highland, 10-13 ; asst.
prof, S. Dak. Col, 14-19; prof. Heidelberg, 19-
Math. Soc. Applied mechanics.

Mills, Prof. J(ame8) E(dwaTd), University of
South Carolina, Columbia, S. C. *Chemitiry.
Winnsboro, S. C, April 30, 76. AJB, Davidson,
96, A.M, 00; Ph.D, North Carolina, 01. Asst.
chem. North Carolina, 00-01, instr, 01-03, assoc.
prof, 04-10; lecturer, South Carolina, 10-13,
prof, IS- Capt, corps engineers, 17, C.W.S, 18,
major, 18. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust. Molecular attraction; heats
of vaporization of liquids; molecular attraction;
sx>ecific heats.

MUU, John, Wyoming, N. J. ElecMcd engi-
neering. Chicago, 111, April 13, 80. A.B, Chi-
cago, 01, fellow, 02-03; fellow, Nebraska, 03-04,
A.M, 04; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 09. Instr. phys-
ics. Western Reserve, oa-07; drawing, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 07-09; prof, physics and elec. eng.
Colo. Col, 09-11; in eng. dept. Am. Telephone
and Telegraph Co, 11-15; research dept, West.
Elec. Co, 16- Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Radio
Eng. Electrooptics; telephone transmission;
radio communication.

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MillB, Prof. Ralph a(arfield), Peking Union
Meidical College, Peking, China. Pathology,
Lincoln, HI, March 4, 81. A.B, Illinois^ 03;
M.D, Northwestern, 07; Chicago, 12-13. Intern,
St. Luke's Hosp, Qiicago, 07-08; builder and in
charge, Kennedy Hosp, Korea, 08-12; prof,
path, and bacter. and in charge, clin. labora-
tories and research dept. Severance Union Med.
Col, Korea, 13-18; prof, path, and head of
deptf Peking Union Med, Col, 18- Asst. res.
pathologist, Hopkins Hosp, 18-19; instr. path,
Hopkins, 19-20. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact.

Hills, William O, Ohio State University, Colum-
bus, Ohio. * Archeology, Pyrmont, Ohio, Jan.
2, 60. B.S, Ohio State, 89, M.S, 02. Curator,
dept, archeol, Ohio State, and curator and li-
brarian, Ohio Archeol, and Eist. 8oe, 98- Di-
rector field explorations^ Ohio Archeol. and Hist.
Soc, 00; assoc. ed, 'Ohio Naturalist,' 00; in
charge exhibit, Ohio State Archeol. and Hist.
Soc, Pan- Am. Expos, 01; hon. supt. archeol, La.
Purchase Expos, 04; supt. archeol, Jamestown,
07. A. A; Soc. Nat; Anthrop. Ass. (mem. coun-
cil, 19); assoc. Omith. Union; Ohio Acad, (li-
brarian, 99-). Mounds and village sites; Ohio
flint; Baum prehistoric village sites, Ross
county, Ohio; microscopical sections of Ohio
flint.

BCiUspangli, Prof. 0(liaxle8) F(rederidc), Field
Museum of Natural History, Chicago, 111.
*Botany, Ithaca, N. Y, June 20, 54. Cornell,
72-75; M.D, N. Y. Homeop. Med. Col, 81. Prof,
bot, West Virginia, 91-92; curator, dept, hot.
Field Museum Nat. Hist, 94-; professorial lec-
turer econ. bot, Chicago, 95- ; prof, med, bot,
Chicago Homeop. Med. Col, 96- Ed, 'Homeop.
Recorder,' 89-90; mem. Pan- Am. Commission
Med. Plants, 99-01; Advisory Board State of
IlL Museums; arboretum committee, Chicago
Forest Beser\'e Commission. A. A; Soc Nat; Bot.
Soc; Wild Flower Preservation Soc. (pres, 14^
18); Explorer's Club; Binghamton Acad; hon.
fel. Mex. Med. Soc; Brazil Med. Soc. Flora of
Yucatan; economic plants of American Indians;
North American Euphorbiaceae; flora of the
Bahamas; limits of the Greater Antillean floras.

Milne, Dr. Lindsay Steplien, University of
Kansas, Rosedale, Kans. Medicine. Montrose,
Scotland, May 8, 83. M.B.Ch.B, Edinburgh,
04, M.D, M.R.C.P, 08. Asst. prof, path, Edin-
burgh, 05-08; pathologist, Russell Sage Inst.
Path, 08-11; prof, med, Kansas, 11- Lieut, col,
M.C, 17-19. Attending ^^ysician, various hos-
pitals, Kansas City. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; Harvey Soc; Brit-
ish Med. Ass; British Path, and Bact. Soc. In-
ternal medicine; syphilis; liver diseases;
anemia; diabetes; disorders in internal gland
secretions.

Milne, Prof. W(illlam) E(dnnmd), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Mathematics. Pen-
dleton, Oregon, Jan. 19, 90. A.B, Whitman, 12;
A.M, Harvard, 13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. math, Har-
vard, 13-15; Bowdoin, 15-16, asst. prof, 16-18;
prof, Oregon, 19- Lieut, ordnance dept, 18-19.
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Theory of functions of
real and complex variables.

Minchln, Prof. Howard D(aniel), 17 Joslyn Park,
Rochester, N. Y. Physics, Electrochemistry,
Belleville, Ont, May 3, 68. B^S, Michigan, 99,
A.M, 04, Ph.D, 06. Principal, high sch, Niles,
Mich, 99-01; instr. physics, Detroit, 01-04;
Rochester, 04^06, asst. prof, 06-19 ; prof, applied
optics, Ohio State, 19- Optical engineer, corps
engineers, U.S.A, 18-19. Mem. Committee on
Course of Study in Chem. for Mich. Secondary
Schools. Assoc. Physical Soc; Ass. Applied Op-
tics (v. pres, 16) ; Optical Soc; Soc. de Physique.
Radiation of metals; measurement of sound
waves; reflection of light from colored papers;
distillation and purification of mercury; coeffi-
cient of expansion of fused quartz; optics.

BQner, Oaxl 8(lioUey), 9 S. Clinton St, Chicago,
111. Chemistry. State Center, Iowa, Aug. 5, 78.
B.S, Chicago, 03. Consulting chemist and pro-
prietor, Miner Laboratories. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc Test. Mat. Unfermentable residue of com-
mercial glucose.

Miner, H(arlan) S(herman), Gloucester City, N.
J. *Chemistry. Chester, Vt, June 29, 64. B.S,
Lehigh, 88; hon. ScD, Pennsylvania, 19. Chem-
ist, Welsbach Co, Gloucester City, N, J, 88-
Trustee, Pennington Sem; Lehigh; advisory
mem. for N. J, Naval Consulting Board. Gold
medal and diploma, La. Purchase Expos, 04.
A. A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, Phila. sect); Oer-
amic Soc; Min. Eng; Chem. Eng; Electrochem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Franklin Inst; N. Y.
Chemists Club; Soc. de Chim. indust. Rare
earths; radium; mesothorium; manufacture and
development of incandescent gaslights.

Miner, Prof. J(ame8) B(iirt), Carnegie Institute
of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology,
Berlin, Wis, Oct. 6, 73. B.S, Minnesota, 97,
LL.B, 99, M.S, 01; fellow, Columbia, 02-03,
Ph.D, 03. Instr. psychol, Illinois, 03-04; Iowa,
04-05, asst. prof, philos, 05-06; psychol, Min-
nesota, 06-15 ; Carnegie Inst, Tech, 15-18, assoc,
prof, 18- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Deficiency and
delinquency; personnel; rhythm.

Miner, John Bice, Towson, Md. Biometry, Chi-
cago, 111, April 10, 92. A.B, Michigan, 13.
Asst. math, Michigan, 12-13; computer, Maine
Exp. Sta, 13-17; biometrici%n, Food Ad, 17-19;
assoc. biometry and vital statist, sch. hygiene
and pub. health, Hopkins, 19- A.A. Vital sta-
tistics; curve fitting; milk production; suicide.

Miner, B(07) W(aldo), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology.
North Adams, Mass, Feb. 24, 75. A.B, Wil-
liams, 97; gnid, Gen. Theol. Sem, 00. Instr.
Latin and biol, Berkeley Sch, N. Y. City, 00-
04 ; assoc. head master and instr. Latin and biol,
Kelvin Sch, 04-05; asst. curator invert, sool.
Am, Museum Nat, Hist, 05-17, assoc, curator,
17- Mem. exped. to Lesser Antilles, 11, 14; biol.
exped. to P. R, 14, 15. A.A; Mus. Ass. (coun-
cilor, 17-) ; Fisheries Soc ; N. Y. Acad. (asst.
sec'y, 05, sec'y, sect, biol, 07). Invertebrate
morphology and ecology; Myriax>oda; phylogeny
and homologies of limb muscles.

Mtamieh, Dr. Dwight B(lmer), University of Min-
nesota. Minneapolis, Minn. Zoology. Hutchin-
son, Kans, Jan. 28, 90. A.B, Miami, 10; fellow,
Harvard, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Traveling fellow,
Harvard, 17-18; instr. sool, Syracuse, 19-20;

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

479

Minnesota, tO- A.A ; Soc. Zool. Sensory physi-
ology and animal conduct.

Minor, Dr. Jessie E(Uza1>eth), Emerson Labora-
tory, Springfield. Mass. Chemistry, Belleville, 111,
April 17, 80. B.8, Dniry, 0^; fellow, Pennsyl-
vania, 08-10; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 17. Substi-
tute prof, ehem, Drury, 06-08; prof, Huguenot,
6. Africa, 10-14; assoc. prof, Goucher, 17-18;
chief chemist, Hamersley Mfg. Co, 18-20;
head, pvlp and paper dept, Emerson Lab, tO-
Ghem. Soc; London Soc. Chem. Indust. Equi-
librium reactions; cellulose; beater consistency
changes.

Minor, Dr. Balph S(mlth), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. JPhysics, Deposit, N. Y,
April 29, 76. A.B, Hamilton, 98, Boot fellow,
98, A.M, 01 ; Freiburg, 98-99 ; Ph.D, CKJttingen,
02. Science teacher, high sch, Little Falls, N.
Y, 02-03; instr. physics, California, 03-06;
assoc prof, Nevada, 06, prof, 07-09 ; assoc. prof,
California, 09-19, prof, 19- A.A; Physical Soc;
Pacific Physical Soc (sec'y, 16). Absorption
and refraction of ultraviolet radiation.

Minot, Dr. Qeoige B(i<diards) 188 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boston, Dec. 2,
85. A.B, Harvard, 08, M.D, 12. Med. house
officer, Mass. Gten. Hosp, 12 ; asst. res. physician,
Hopkins Hosp, 13-14; asst. med, Hopkins, 14-
15; Mass. Gen. Hosp, 15-18; Harvard Med. Sch,
15-18; assoc, Mass. Gen, Hosp, 18-; asst. prof,
Harvard Med. Sch, 18- Asst. chem. Harvard,
15-16; physician, Huntington Mem. Hosp, 17-
Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Tuber. Clinical investigation; blood
diseases; conditions of the blood.

Miser, H(iigb) D(in8more), U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Pea Bidge,
Ark, Dec. 18, 84. A.B, Arkansas, 08, A.M, 12.
Geologist, V. 8. Geol. 8urv, 07- A.A; Geol.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc. Areal and
economic geology.

Miser, Dr. Wilson L(ee), Armour Institute, Chi-
cago, 111. Mathematics. Pea Ridge, Ark, June
26, 86. A.B, Arkansas, 08; A.M, Yale, 11;
fellow, Chicago, 12-13, Ph.D, 13. Principal,
high sch, Portland, Ark, 08-10; instr. math,
Minnesota. 13-15; asst. prof, Arkansas, 15-19;
assoc. prof, Armour Inst, 19- A.A; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Linear differential equations.

Mlsner, Prof. E(dward) a(ardner), 312 Univer-
sity Ave, Ithaca, N. Y. Agriculture. Dairy-
land, N. Y, Jan. 23, 91. B.S, Cornell, 13, Ph.D,
18. Asst. prof, farm management, Cornell, 18-
20, prof. agr. econ. and farm management, 180-
Farm Econ. Ass. Farm management ; economics
of dairying.

'Mitchell, A(lezander) J(ordan), Weather Bureau
Office, Jacksonville, Fla. Meteorology. Glenn-
ville, Ala. B.E, Ala. Polytech, 81. Observer
and sect, director, U. S. Weather Bur, 82-14.
Instr. meteorol, Florida, 03.

MitdieU, Dr. O(lande) W(illiam), 32 Brownell St,
New York, N. Y. Zoology, Medicine. Hiawatha,
Kans, May 27, 89. A.B, Nebraska, 10, fellow,
10-13, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 13; M.D, Rush Med. Col,
16. Instr. physiol. and Pharmacol, Nebraska, 13
-14 ; pharmacologist, bur. chem, IT. S. Dept. Agr,
14-15; prof, physiol. and pharmacol, Alabama,

16-17; asst. surgeon, U. 8, Pub. Health Service,

17- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Study Int. Se*
eretions. Pharmacology; heredity in rotifers;
action of chemicals on the peristaltic movements
of the intestines; Vincent's angina.

Mitchell, Dr. David, 160 W. 85th St, New York,
N. Y. Psychology. Aldershott, Can, Oct. 13,
84. A.B, Toronto, 10; A.M, Pennsylvania, 11,
fellow, 12-14, Ph.D, 13. Instr. psychol, Penn-
sylvania, 14-17; director psychoL research. Bur.
Ed. Experiments, 17-19. A. A; PsychoL Ass.
Psyehophysics ; the influence of distraction in
lifted weight experiments; the constant time
error; exceptional children; clinical psychology.

Mitchell, Miss B(velyn) Q(roe8beeck), Howard
University, Washington, D. C. Zoology, Ento-
mology, East Orange, N. J. A.B, Cornell, 02;
M.S, George Washington, 06; M.D, Howard, 13.
Instr. zool, Cornell summer geol. camp, 02; lab.
and field asst. and artist to Dr. Dupree, Louisi-
ana, 04; asst. zool, George Washington, 04-06;
zool. artist (unofficial) in TJ. S. Nat. Museum,
04-12; asst. histol. and physiol. chem, med. col,
Howard, 09-12, lecturer, neur, 17-; practising
physician, 14- Intern, Woman's Hosp. (Phila),
13-14; visiting neurologist, Freedmen's Hosp,
15- A.A; Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc. Dip-
tera; ichthyology; morphology of fish and fossil
insects; life histories of Culicidae and Chirono-
midae; reptiles; small mammals.

Mitchell, Dr. Ondiam John, Warren, Ariz. GecX'
ogy. Chico, Calif , Sept. 4, 87. B.S, Oregon, 12;
A.M, Columbia, 13, Ph.D, 18. Instr. geol, Ore-
gon, 12-13, asst. prof, 13-15; asst, Columbia,
16-18; geologist, Calumet and Ariz. Mining Co,

18- Asst. geologist, Oregon Bur. Mines and
Geol, 13-15. Geology of Porto Rico and Ore-
gon.

Mitchell, Prof. H(arold) H(anson), University of
Illinois, TJrbana, 111. Biochemistry, Evanston,
111, Jan. 22, 86. A.B, Illinois, 09, M.S, 13, Ph.D,
15. Asst. chem, exp. sta, Illinois, 11-13, assoc.
animal nutrition, 13-18, asst. prof, 18-20, assoc,
prof, go- Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem. Animal
nutrition; metabolism of nitrates and amino
acids; nutritive value of proteins; statistical
methods applied to metabolism.

Mitchell, Prof. Henry Bedinger, Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Mathematics, Long
Island, N. Y, Aug. 12, 74. Columbia, 91-92,
E.E, 98, A.M, 00. Asst. math, Columbia, 98-00,
tutor, 00-05, adj. prof, 05-08, prof, 08- Sec'y,
faculty, Columbia, 07-09, chairman, committee
on admissions, 08-09, committee on instruction,
09-10. A.A; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Pa-
lermo. Philosophy of mathematics; problems of
education; comparative religions.

Mitchell, Prof. H(oward) H(awke8), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. *Mathemat-
ics. Marietta, Ohio, Jan. 14, 85. Ph.B, Mari-
etta, 06; Ph.D, Princeton, 10. Instr. math,
Yale, 10-11; Pennsylvania, 11-14, asst. prof, 14-
Assoc. ed, 'Annals of math'; ballistician, Aber-
deen Proving Grounds, 18. Math. Soc. Linear
groups; theory of numbers.

Mitchidl, J(o]in) Alfred, U. S. Forest Service,
Washington, D. C. Forestry. Detroit, Mich,
April 1, 86. B.8, Mich. Agr. Col, 09. Forest
asst, V, 8, Forest Service, 09-13, forest exam-

480

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

iner, IS-, in charge silvical investigations, 11-
14, Feather River Exp. Sta, 14-18, inspector^
state cooperation, 18- 8oc. Foresters. Brash
disposal in California; incense cedar.

Mitchell, Prof. J(ohii) Pearce, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Chemistry, Providence, R. I, June
4, 80. A.B, Stanford, 03, A.M, 04, Ph.D, 09;
Leipzig, 04-05. Asst. ehem, Stanford, 01-04,
instr, 05-09, asst. prof, 09-16, assoc. prof, 16-
20, prof, £0- A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng;
Pub. Health Ass. Physical chemistry; methods
and standards for water analysis; smoke dam-
age to vegetation.

Mitchell, Prof. O(Uver) W(eiideU) H(olmeg),
Syracuse Medical College, Syracuse, N. Y.
Bacteriology. Lancaster, Mo, Aug. 17, 86.
M.D, Missouri, 08; Rush Med. Col, 09; Chicago,
10; Harvard, 13. Asst. path, and bacter, Mis-
souri, 06-08, asst. path, and anesthetist to Hosp,
09-10, instr. path, and bacter, 10-12, asst. prof,
12-13, assoe, prof, 13-14; hooter, and hygiene,
Syracuse, 14- City bacteriologist, Syracuse, 14-
18. A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass.
Skin disinfection; pneumonitis of rodents; via-
bility of Bacillus typhosus; disinfectant action
of wood; pneumococeus.

Mitchell, Prof. Philip H(eiiiy), Arnold Laboratory,
Providence, R. I. Physiology, Southbury, Conn,
Dec. 13, 83. Ph.B, Yale, 04, Ph.D, 07. Instr.
physiol. Brown, 07-11, asst. prof, 11-20, assoc,
prof, BO- ; director, hioL sta. Bur, Fisheries, Woods
Hole, 14- Soc. Biol. Chem. Utilization of carbo-
hydrates; enzymes concerned with carbohydrate
metabolism in the embryo; purin metabolism In
the embryo; distribution of purin enzymes;
creatinin metabolism; nutrition of oysters; oxy-
gen requirements of shellfish; selective absorp-
tion of potassium by animal cells.

Mitchell, Prof. B(o1>ert) V(liic«iit), College Sta-
tion, Pullman, Wash. Animal husbandry, Ma-
haffey, Pa> July 23, 84. B.S, Missouri, 13.
Poultryman, Pa. State, 08-09, asst. poultry hus-
bandry, 11-12; Missouri, 12-13; prof, N. H.
Col, 13-17 ; Del. Col, 17-18 ; head of dept. Wash.
State, 18- With food research bur, U. S. Dept.
Agr, summer, 18. A.A; Int. Ass. Instructors
and Investigators Poultry Husbandry. Poultry
husbandry; egg production.

Mitchell, Prof. S(amiiel) A(]fted), University,
Va. * Astronomy, Kingston, Can, April 29, 74.
A.M, Queen's (Can), 94; Ph.D, Hopkins, 98.
Beseardi asst, Yerkes Observatory, 98-99; tutor
astron, Columbia, 99-06, instr, OiM)8, adj. prof,
08-13; prof, Viargima, and director, MeCormiek
Observatory, IS- Astronomer, U. 8. Naval Ob-
servatory eclipse exped, Ga, 00; Sumatra, 01;
Spain, 05; Oregon, 18; asst, Astrophys. Ob-
servatory, Smithsonian Institution, 04; astron-
omer, Yerkes Observatory, 07, 09, 10-13; Ernest
Kempton Adams research fellow, Columbia, 14-
A.A; Astron. Soc; hon. mem. Ass. Var. Star Ob
servers; fel. Royal Astron. Soc; hon. mem. Soc
Astron. de Mex. Stellar photometry, spectro
scopy and parallax; variable stars; flash spectra

Mitchell, Prof. Udyam) O(nuit), 1313 Massa
ehusetts St, Lawrence, Kans. Mathemiatics,
Nashua, Iowa, Nov. 26, 72. A.B, Kansas, 06
A.M, 07; Ph.D, Princeton, 10. Principal and
supt, pub. schools, 98-04; instr. hist, Kansas,

05-06, instr. math, 06-08; teaching fellow,
Princeton, 08-10; asst. prof, Kansas, 10-15;
assoc. prof, 15-20, prof, SO- Assoc, ed, 'Math.
Monthly,' 14- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Ass. Prof. Projective geometry; history of
mathematics.

Mitchell, Prof. W(alter) A(lfred), Mukden,
China. Physics, Hartford, Conn, Jan. 13, 81.
A.B, Trinity (Conn), 01; A.M, Columbia, 10.
Tutor physics, Maine, 02-03; instr, R. I. Col,
03-04; asst, Columbia, 04-05, 09-10; prof. Imp.
Polytech. Col, Shanghai, China, 05-08; Soochow
Univ, 08-12; eng, and commercial work. Lec-
turer physics and chem, Fuh Tan Col, 08-09.
A.A; Physical Soc; Ass. Chinese and Am. Eng.

Mitchell, Dr. Walter M(aim), 209 Kent Boad,
Ardmore, Pa. Metallurgy, Engineering, Phila-
delphia, Pa, April 5, 80. B.S, Pennsylva-
nia, 02; Ph.D, Princeton, 05. Asst, Allegheny
Observatory, 06; director, observatory. Haver-
ford, 07-09; asst. prof, astron, Michigan, 10-
13; mech. engineer, Midvale Steel Co, 15-18;
supt, metal, ar^ testing lab, Standard Boiler
Bearing Co, IB- Aeronautical mech. engineer
in charge of inspection. Bur. Aircraft Produc-
tion, War Dept, 18-19. A.A; Astron. Soc;
Steel Treat. Soc; Phila. Eng. Club. Solar spec-
troscopy; history of solar observations; alloy
steels.

Mltke, 0hA(ne)8 A, Box 2051, Bisbee, Ariz.
Mining, Dorrance, Pa, Aug. 14, 81. A.B, Yale,
08, Ph.B, 10. Mining engineer, Phelps Dodge
and Co, 10-16; consulting mindng engineer, 16-
A.A; Min. Eng; Min. Cong; Chem. Eng; Lon-
don Inst. Min. and Metal. Mine ventilation.

Mix, Prof. A(rthiir) J(ack80n), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Plant pathology,
Bolivar, N. Y, Sept. 30, 88. A.B, Hamilton,
10; fellow, Cornell, 11-15, Ph.D, 16. Asst. bot-
anist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 15-16; inatr.
plant path, Kansas, 16-18, assoc. prof, bot, 19-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Non-parasitic
plant diseases.

Mixer, Fred(erick) K(nowlton), Delaware and
Edward St, Buffalo, N. Y. Geology, Paleontology,
Buffalo, June 24, 60. Yale, 80; Hopkins, 87^8.
Instr. geol. and miner, Hobart, 85-86; curator,
Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci, 92-99. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Colo. Sci. Soc; Buffalo Soc. Nat. Sci. Inorganic
geology; mineralogy; microscopical examina-
tions of eruptive rocks of Colorado and New
Mexico.

Mister, Prof. W(illlam) a(Ubert), 250 Edwards
St, New Haven, Conn. ^Chemistry, Dixon, 111,
Sept. 23, 46. Ph.B, Yale, 67, A.M, 87 ; Bunaen 's
Lab, 7^73; Hofmann's Lab, 73-74. Asst.
chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 67-72, instr, 74-
75, prof, 76- Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Inor-
ganic chemistry ; thermal chemistry.

Moak, Dr. Harris, 360 Park Place, Brooklyn, N.
Y. Bacteriology. Albany Co, N. Y, Aug. 13,
75. M.D, Albany Med. Col, 99. Asst. prof,
bacter, L. I. Col. Hosp, 06-10; instr, Columbia,
10-12. Bacteriologist, milk commission. Kings
Co. Med. Soc, 04- Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Med. Milk Commissions; Pub.
Health Ass.

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481

Modjeskl, Balpb, 220 S. Micbigan Ave, Chicago^
HI. Civil engineering. Otslcow, Poland, Jan.
27, 61. C.E, Illinois, 85, D.Eng, 11. ConsulUng
civil engineer. Potts gold medal, Franklin Inst;
silver medal, Paris Expos, 00; grand prize. La.
Pnrehase Expos, 04. Oivil Eng; West. Soo.
Civil Eng; Franklin Inst; Can. Inst. Eng; Brit-
ish Inst. Civil Eng. Structural steel; oompres-
sion members.

MoenUiaiiJi, Pzof. W(lUlam) J, Indiana Univer-
sity, Bloomington. Ind. *Phy8iology. Hunting-
burg, Ind, Jan. 6, 71. A.B, Indiana, 94, A.M,
95; Harvard, 96-98; Chicago, 99-01, Ph.D, 03.
Instr. Eool, Indiana, 95-96; asst. director, State
Museum, S&o Paulo, Brazil, 98-99; asst. prof,
zool, Indiana, 01-04, assoc. prof, physiol, 04-
05, junior prof, 05-08, prof, 08- Instr. zool,
Williams, 99; embryol, Bush Med. Col, 00.
A.A; Soc. Nat. (seo'y, 03-08); Soc. Zool; feL
Ind. Acad, (treas, 10). Variations of North
American fishes ; the development of the hybrids
between Fundulus heteroclitus and Menidia no-
tata with especial reference to the behavior of the
maternal and paternal chromatin; selective fer-
tilization among fishes; cross-fertilization of
fishes; effects of inbreeding and selection on
fertility and sex ratio; some factors influencing
longevity; effects of thyroid feeding.

Moeik, Prof. Prank X(avler), 145 N. Tenth St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Cl%emistry. Philadelphia^
July 3, 63. Ph.G, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 84,
Ph.M, 05. Asst. chem, ThUa, Col. Pharmaoy,
84-92, theoret. chem, 86-99, prof, anal, chem,
99^ A. A; Pharmaeeut. Ass; Chem. Soc Ana*
lytical and pharmaceutical diemistry; quantita-
tive methods in pharmaceutical chemistry.

Moffatt^ M(lle8) B(eeB), Amoskeag Manufacturing
Co^ Manchester, N. H. Chemietry, West Stock-
bndge. Mass, June 2, 77. A3, Columbia, 99,
B.S, 01. Asst. physics, Columbia, 01-02; re-
search chemist, Ma(linckrodt Chem. Works, 0^
03; instr. gen. chem, Lowell Textile Sch, 03-05;
chemist, Atlantic Mills, Providence, B. I, 05-09 ;
instr. anal, and org. chem, Lowell Textile Sch,
09-12; aset, eupt, dyeing, Amoskeag Mfg. Co,
IfS- Chem. Soc Industrial chemistry.

Mofllt^ Fred H(oward), IT. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology, PrinceviUe, 111,
April 2, 74. A.B, Williams, 95; A.M, Lafayette.
99; fellow, Columbia, 02-03. Instr. math, and
graphics, Iiafayette, 99-02; asst. geologist, V.
8, Qeol. 8urv, 01-10, geologist, 10- A. A; QeoL
Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. GeoL Soc;
Wash. Soc. Eng. Geology and mineral resources
of Alaska; aero-photographic mapping.

Moffltt, Dr. O(eorg6) W(Ub«r), 3 Kodak Park,
Bochester, N. Y. Fhyeioe, Pleasantville, lowai
March 28, 87. A.B, Iowa, 10; Ph.D, Stanford,
13. Asst. physics, Stanford, 10-13; instr,
Washington (St. Louis), 13-15, asst. prof, 15-
17; reeearoh physioiet, Boitman Kodak Co, 17-
Asst, Lick Observatory, 11. Assoc Physical
Soc; Optical Soc. Contact potentials of liquids;
ref ractometer ; spherometry; geometrical optics.

Moflitt, Dr. Herbert OCharles), University of
California, 1818 Broadway, San Francisco, Calif.
Medicine, San Francisco, Dec 9, 67. B.S,
California, 89, LL.D, 19; M.D, Harvard, 94.

31

Prof, med, California, 00- Am. Physicians.
Internal medicine.

Mohler, Dr. F(red) L(oomls), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Phyaics. Wilbraham,
Mass, Aug. 23, 93. AJB, Dickinson, 14; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 17. Instr. physics, Hopkins, 14-17;
aeeoo. phyeidsi, Bur, Standards, 17- Phys-
ical Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc.
Besonance radiation in sodium vapor; electron
currents in metallic vapors and low voltage ares.

MoUer, Prof. John Frederic 127 S. College St,
Carlisle, Pa. *Physics, Boiling Springs, Pa,
Oct. 30, 64. AJ3, Dickinson, 87, A.M, 90; fel-
low, Hopkins, 96, Ph.D, 97. Instr. math, and
science, Wilndngton Conf . Acad^ Dover, Del, 87-
90; math, Wesleyan Acad, Wilbraham, Mass,
90-94; prof, physics, Dickinson, 96- Ajst, ob-
servatory, HopkLis, 95-96. A.A; Physical Soc
Bffect of pressure on wave-length of light;
pressure in the electric spark; capillary action
below zero; the Doppler principle in spark dis-
charges; quantitative spectrum analysis.*

If6hler, Dr. John B(obU]ui), 1620 Hobart St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Pathology, Bacteriology.
Philadelphia, Pa, May 9, 75. AJ3, Templ^, 93;
V.MJ), Pennsylvania, 96; Milwaukee M!ed. Coly
99; hon. ScJ), Iowa State, 20. Asst. inspector,
"bur. an^maX indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 97-99, vet.
inspector, 99-01, zoologist, 01-02, chief, path,
div, 02-14, asst. chief of bur, 14-17, chief of
bur, 17- Mem. remount board, . XT. S. A ; ad-
visory board, hygiene lab, IT. 8. Pub. Health
Service; V. C, XT.S. A. Bact. Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Vet. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; D. C.
Vet. Med. Ass; Wash. Acad. Tuberculosis, an-
thrax, rabies and other diseases of animals com-
municable to man; comparative pathology of
the pancreas; comparative study of tubercle
bacilli; meat inspection.

Mohler, Prof. Robert BUawortli, College Place,
McPherson, Kans. Agriculture. Bed Cloud,
Nebr, March 13, 86. A.B, Mt. Morris, 12; M.S,
Kansas State, 16. Prof, agr, Mt. Morris, 12-13 ;
McPherson, IS- Instr. agr, State Nor. Sch,
Kans, summer, 18. Kans. Acad. Plant breed-
ing.

Mdhlman, Dr. Fdoyd) WCUliam), Sanitary Dis-
trict of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Chemistry,
Beardstown, 111, March 6, 90. B.S, Illinois, 12,
M.S, 14, Ph.D, 16. Asst. chemist, lU. State
Water Surv, 12-15, chemist and bacteriologist,
15-16; instr. sanit. chem, Illinois, 16-17; chem-
ist and engineer. New Haven Sewage Exp. Sta,
17-18; Conn. State Dept. Health, 18-19; chief
chemist, 8anit, Diet, of Chicago, 19- Chem.
Soc; Chem. Eng; Pub. Health Ass; DL Acad;
Conn. Soc. Civil Eng. Sanitary engineering;
sewage treatment; water purification; stream
pollution.

Moiflseifl, Leon 8, 148 E. 57th St, New York, N. Y.
Bngineering, Biga, Latvia, Nov. 12, 72. Baltic
Polytechnic Inst, 88-90; C.E, Columbia, 95.
Private eng. firms, 95-97; engineer of design,
dept. of bridges, N. Y. City, 97-14; consulting
designing engineer, Del, Bvver Bridge Commis-
sion, Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Bridges;
structures; foundations; reinforced concrete;
financial reports.

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Molby, Dr. Pred A, University of West Virginia,
Morgantown^ W. Va. Physics, Linn, Kans,
Jan. 5, 78. A.B, Baker, 04; A.M, Cornell, 08,
Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics, Baker, 0^04; phyHos,
Cornell, 06-08, instr, 08-12; asst. prof^ Indiana,
12-18; Cineinnati, 18-20; asaoc. prof. West
Virginui, $0- Magnetic observer, summers, XT.
S. Coast and Geod. Siirv, 06-10. Assoc. Physieal
Soc; Eng. Ednc. Botatory powers of optically
active substances at low temperatures; refrac-
tive indicea

Moldenke, Dr. Biehard, Watchung, N. J. MettjX-
lurgy. Watertown, Wis, Nov. 1, 64. E.M, Co-
lumbia, 85, Ph.D, 87. Prof. mech. eng, Mich.
Col. Mines^ 90-91; sec'y-treas. Am. Foundry-
men's Ass, 99-13; v. pres. manager, N. J. State
Village, 09-10; consulting metailurgist. Medal,
La. Purchase Expos, 04. Min.' Eng; and other
eng. societies. Gray and malleable cast iron;
foundry work.

Moler, Prof. a(6org6) SCylvaniu), 408 University
Ave, Ithaca^ N. Y. *Physics, Columbus, Ohio,
Oct. i, 51. B.M.E, Cornell, 75 ; A.B, Hedding,
82. Instr. physics, Cornell, 75-80, asst. prof,
80-11, prof, 11-17, emer, prof, 17-^ A.A;
Physical Soc.

Molitor, Prof. David (A), 1596 Berwick Ave, De-
troit, Mich. Civil engineering, Detroit, Mich,
Aug. 16^ 66. B.C.E, Washington (St. Louis),
87; hon. C.E, George Washington, 08. Engi-
neer, Weizen-Immendingen By, Baden, Germany,
87-90; asst. engineer, Memphis bridge over
Miss. Biver, 90-92; engineer, eng. corps, U.S.A,
9^99; U. S. Board of Eng. on Deep Water-
ways, 98-99; consulting engineer, 0(M)6; de-
signing engineer, Panama Canal, 06-08; prof,
in charge, dept. topog. and geod. eng, Cornell,
08-11; designing bri^e engineer, Waddell and
Harrington, 11-12; designing engineer, Toronto
Harbor Commission, 13-16; consulting engineer,
16- A.A; Civil Eng; Wash. Acad; Can. Inst.
Eng. Landslides; distortion of a framed struc-
ture; distortion of steel lock gates; properties
of concrete under compressive stress; precise
spirit levelling; design of bridges; three hinged
masonry arches; hydraulics of rivers, weirs and
sluices; kinetic theory of engineering structures;
the Panama canal; metric system of wei^ts and
measures.

lionfort, Prof. W(iUK>n) F(or8yth), 506 N. Van-
deventer Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry.
Greensburg, Ind, June 24, 63. A.B, Marietta,
90, A.M, 96; Bonn, 9^93. Prof, chem, Mari-
etta, 94-06; acting prof, sanit. chem, Illinois, 17-
19. Cheuk Soc; Soc. Bact; Water Works Ass;
Pub. Health Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass.
Bacteriology; water supplies; sanitation.

Uonroe, Prof. Joseph E(aton), Dillon, Mont.
Physics, Chemistry. Xenia, Ohio, Nov. 26, 64.
A.B, Kans. Nor. Col, 87; Glasgow, 92-93. Instr.
nat. science, Kans. Nor. Col, 87-92, prof, physics
and chem, 94-97; Mont State Nor. Col, 97-18;
with State BanJc, DUlon. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Mont. Acad. Elasticity and tenacity of copx>er
and German silver wire; electrolysis of copper
salts; petroleum bearing shales of Beaverhead
County, Montana; meteorological conditions of
southwestern Montana.

Mdnroo, Dr. K(6(iinetli) P(otter), Jackson Labora-
tory, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, Wilming-
ton, Del. Chemistry. Mt. Vernon, Ind, Sept.
27, 91. B.S, Chicago, 13; Ph.D, Columbia, 17.
Physical chemist, ' color lab, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr; research chemist, dyestuffs, S. /.
du^ont de Nemours and Co. Chem. Soc. Vis-
cosity; phase rule of aromatic organic com-
pounds.

Monroe, Prof. Will(iam) 8(eyiiioiir), Montclair,
N. J. Psychology, Pedagogy. Hunlock Creek,
Pa, March 22, 63. A.B, Stanford, 94; Jemt,
Leipzig and Paris, 94-95; Grenoble and Leip-
zig, 00-01. Prof, psychol. and pedag, State
Nor. Sch, Westfield, Mass, 96-08; psychol. State
Nor. Sch, Montclair, N. J, 09- Assoc ed,
'Pedag. Seminary.' Gold medal, Paris Expos,
00. A.A; PsychoL Ass; Anthrop. Ass; Nmt.
Educ. Ass. (pres, child study dept, 99) ; hon.
mem. Ass. Med. Officers of Am. Institutions for
the Idiotic and Peeble-Minded. Social sense of
the child; defective and normal children.

Montagae, Prof. W(illiam) P(epperreU), Colum-
bia University, New York, N. Y. PliUosophy.
Chelsea, Mass, Not. 24, 73. A.B, Harvard, 96,
A.M, 97, Ph.D, 98. Docent phUos, Harvard,
9B-99; instr, California, 99-03; lecturer, Co-
Iwnbia, 03r-04, tutor, 04-05, instr, 05-07, adj.

frof, 07-10, asfioc. prof, 10-20, prof^ 20- AJL;
*hilos. Aas. (v. pres, 08) ; PsychoL Ass ; N. Y.
Acad. Time-perception; verification of Fech-
ner's law; energistic theory of conBciousness;
realism.

Montgomery, Prof. E(dward) O(wrard), Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy. Milan,
Mo, May 10, 78. B.8, Nebraska, 06, A.M, 08.
Adj. prof, agron, Nebraska, 06^10, prof, 10-11;
Cornell, 11- A.A; Soc. Agron. (treas, 07, t.
pres, 14). Plant breeding; crop culture; com
crops; eramining and grading grain.

Montgomory, Dr. George B(ediiigton), Yale Uni-
versity, New Haven, Conn. Logic, Psychology.
Marash, Turkey, June 17, 70. A.B, Yale, 92,
LL.B, 94, B.D, 00, Ph.D, 01. Lecturer philos,
Yale, 00-04; prof, Carleton, 04-05; lecturer, N.
Y. Univ, 11-16; asst. prof.' French, Yale, 19-
Philos. Ass; P^chol. Ass. Logic; language;
psychology.

Montgomery, Prof. Jack P(erctTal), University
of Alabama, University, Ala. Chemistry. Co-
lumbus, Miss, July 18, 77. A.B, Southwestern
Presbyterian, 99, hon. A.M, 04; Ph.D, Virginia,
03. Instr. science, high sch, Birmingham, Ala,
01-02; asst. state chemist. Miss, 02-05; aseoc
prof, chem. Miss. Agr. Col, 05-11, instr. dyeing,
08-11; prof. org. chem, Alabama, 11- Chem.
Soc; Agr. Chem; British Chem. Soc. Com-
pounds oi^ urea with acids and salts; estimation
of nick^ as the sulphid; methods of qualitative
analysis; economic products of Mississippi; re-
lation between boiling points, heats of vaporiza-
tion and densities of liquids and vapors; density
of a liquid at boiling-point determined by value
of d in van der Waals' equation; adsorption of
the 'assistant' by the fiber in dyeing of eotton
yam; relations of the physical constants of so-
lutions at boiling-x>oint ; effect of dissolved sub-
stances on precipitation of lead chlorid; pro-
duction of xylose and furfural; dyes.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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Montgomery, Dr. John A(rtliTir), 256 Ashland Ave,
• Biver Forest, 111. Chemistry. Boone, Iowa,
Not. 24, 89. A.B, liiissouri, 12; M.8, Iowa
State, 17; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 19. Chief ehemiti,
Structural Materials Lab, 19-20 ;^orromite Co, "
iO- Chem. Coc. Foods; aluminum alloys; ce-
ment and concrete; water.

Hoodie, Prof. Boy L(ee), College of Medicine,
XTniTersity of lUinois, Chicago, HI. PateontoU
ogy. Anatomy, Bowling Green, Ky, July 80, 80.
A.B, Kansas/ 05; Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Prof, biol,
State Nor. 8ch, Warrensburg, Mo, 08; instr.
Eool, Kansas, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-14; anat,
med, dept, Illinois, 14- Paleont. expeditions to
western states for yarious institutions. A. A;
Paleont. Soc; Ass. Anat; Soo. Zool. Paleopa-
thology; development of i^eleton; coal measures
Amphibia; history of anatomy.

Moody, Dr. Agnes M(ary) (Olaypole), 2826 Garber
St, Berkeley, Calif. ^Zoology, Geology, Bris-
tol, England, 70. Ph.B, Buchtel, 92; M.8, Cor-
nell, 94; Ph.D, Chicago, 96. Instr. zool, Welles-
ley, 96-98, asst. histol. and embryol, Cornell,
98-00; Eool. and geol, Throop, 00-01, instr, 01-
03; lecturer social, MUls, 18- Dept. cytol, em-
bryol. and micros, methods. 'Jour. Applied
Microscopy.' A. A; fel. S. Calif. Acad. His-
tology of Cayuga Lake lamprey ; embryology of
Anurida maritima.

Moody, Prof. H(etbert) B(aymond), College^ of
the City of New York, New York, N. Y. Chem-
istry, Chelsea, Mass. l4ov. 19, 69. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 92; A.M!, Columbia, 00, Ph.D, 01.
Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-94, instr. anal,
chem, 94-95; science, Gilbert Sch, Winsted,
Conn, 95-99; prof, chem, Hobart, 01-05; asst.
prof. anal, and applied chem, Col, City of N, Y,
05-06, assoc. prof, and later prof, indusi chem,
06- A. A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, N. Y. sect,
14); Eleetrochem. Soc; N. Y. CSiemists Club
(chairman, bur. employinent, trustee) ; London
Soc. Chem. Indust. Fixation of nitrogen; elec-
tric furnace products; special petroleum purifi-
cations; aluminum sulfate; bread and other
food products; technical fibres and straws.

Moody, Prof. H(oward) W(fl8on), Agricultural
College, Miss. Physics, Garrison, Iowa, Oct.
24, 77. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 02; Chicago, 08-
10, fellow, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. physics,
Lafayette, 12-13 ; and acting head of dept, Wil-
liams, 13-14 ; prof, and head of dept, Miss, Agr,
Col, 14- Physical Soc. Thermodynamics; the
ratio of the specific heats for air and carbon
dioxide.

Moody, Prof. Julia E(leaoor), 15 Appleby Bead,
Wellesley, Mass. Zoology, Canton, N. Y. B.S,
Mt. Holyoke, 94, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 12.
Instr. eool, Mt. Holyoke, 05-11; Wellesley, 13-
16, assoc, prof, IB- A.A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Prof.
Protozoology; anatomical origin of cranial
nervea

Moody, Dr. Bobert Orton, UniTersity of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Anatomy, Buffalo, N.
Y, Oct. 18, 64. B.S, Cornell, 91; M.D, Yale,
94. Instr. histol, Yale, 91-93, asst. path, 9e^-
00; anat, Cornell, 00-01; California, 01-05,
instr, 05-06, asst. prof, 06-14, assoe, prof, 14-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc. The muscular
tunic of the large and small intestine in man

and in the eat; histogenesis of the thyroid gland
of pig; diaphragm; position of stomach and
large intestine in man.

Moody, Walter 8(lierman), 155 Dawes Ave, Pitts-
field, Mass. Electricdl engineering, Chelsea,
Mass, Sept. 20, 64. Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-87.
Instr. elec. eng. and physics,' Mass. Inst. Tech,
88; asst. engineer, Thomson Elec. Welding Co,
89-92; designing engineer, Thomson-Houston
Co, 92-93; ehi^ engineer, transformer dept.
Gen, Elec, Co, 93- Fel. Elec. Eng; Nat. Elec
Light Ass. Static transformers.

Moody, Prof. W(ima)m A(lbion), 60 Federal St,
Brunswick, Maine. Mathematics, Kennebunk-
port, Maine, July 31, 60. A.B, Bowdoin, 82,
A.M, 85; Harvard, 90-91. Teacher, secondary
schools, 80-84; instr. math, Bowdoin, 84-87,
prof, 87- A.A; Math. Soc.

Mooers, Prof. Odiarles) ACnsel), University of
Tennessee, Knozville, Tenn. Chemistry, Agron-
omy, Solon, Maine, Dec. 8, 69. B.S, Tennessee,
93. Asst. chemist, Tenn. Exp. Sta, 93-98;
chemist. North La. Ezp. Sta, 98-99 ; Tenn, Exp,
Sta, 99-05, chemist and agronomist, OS-, prof,
agron, Tennessee, 07-11, v, director, 19- A.A;
Soc. Agron. (v. pros, 11, pros, 21) ; Ass. S. Agr.
Workers (sec'y, 19). Soil nitrogen; change in
content; lysimeter experiments.

Mook, Dr. Oharlas O(ralg), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y, Geology.
Metuchen, N. J, May 7, 87. B.S, Columbia, 12,
A.M, 14, Ph.D, 15. Lecturer geol, Barnard,
CoVumhia, 15-16, instr, 16-; research asst, to
Prof, H, F, Oslom, Am. Museum Nat, Hist,
12- Instr. geol, Rutgers, summer, 15, 16. A. A;
Paleont. Soc; feL N. Y. Acad, (sec'y, sect. geol.
and miner, 18-20). Morrison foundation;
sauropod dinosaurs; fossil crocodiles.

Moon, Prof. Franklin F(rederick), New York
State College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. For-
est engineering, Easton, Pa, July 3, 80. A.B,
Amherst, 01; Harvard, 02-04; M.F, Yale, 09.
N. Y. Forest, Fish and Game Commission, 09-
10; prof, forestry, Mass. Col, 10-12; forest eng,
N, T, State Col. Forestry, Syracuse, 12-20, act-
ing dean, 17-18, dean, 20- A.A; Soc. Foresters;
N, Y. State Forestry Ass. (exec, sec'y). Forest
reconnaissance; woodlots in New York.

Moon, Dr. V(lrgll) H(olland), Indiana University
School of Medicine, Indianapolis, Ind. Paihol-
ogy. Craig, Ind, July 31, 79. A.B, Kansas, 10,
M.S, 11; fellow. Bush Med. Col, 13-14, M.D,
13. Besearch pathologist, McCormick Inst, for
Infectious Diseases, Chicago, 11-14; assoc. prof,
path, and haeter, Indiana, 14- Freer medal,
Bush Med. Col, 12, 13. Experimental immunity
in typhoid; hydrophobia.

Mdoney, James, Bureau of American Ethnology,
Washington, D. C. *American anthropology.
Bichmond, Ind, Feb. 10, 61. Pub. schools.
Teacher; printer, 80-85; ethnologist, Bur. Am.
Ethnol, 85- Ethnol. expert, Columbian Expos,
93; Nashville, 96; Omaha, 98; La. Purchase,
04. Medals from various expositions. Anthrop.
Ass; Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (v. pros, 07-09, pros,
14); Wash. Gaelic Soc. (pres, 07-10). Ameri-
can anthropology, particularly of soutii Atlantic
coast tribes, southern plains tribes (Kiowa,
Cheyenne, etc) and Cherokee; Cherokee mythi

484

AMERICAN MBN OF SCIENCE

and sacred formulas; Pejote intertribal ritnal;
Kiowa calendar historj and heraldry; Indian
population.

Moon, Prof. A(ddl8on) WCebstar), 5744 Black-
stone Ave, Chicago, lU. Philosophy, Plain-
field, Ind, Jul/ 30; 66. A.B, De Pauw, 90,
A.M, 93; Cornell, 93-94; fellow, Chicago, 94-
95, Ph.D, 98; Berlin, 01-02. Principal, high
sch, Marion, Ind, 90-^1; instr. English, De
Pauw, 92-93 ; asst. phUot, Chicago, 95-97, astoc,
97-98, instr, 98-01, asst prof, 01-04, assoc.
prof, 04-09, prof, 09^ Philos. Abs. (pres) ;
P^choL Ass; Ass. Prof. Modem logic; sensory
and motor forma of reaction-time; representa-
tional versus functional logic in Locke; logical
significance of the categories of existence, mean-
ing and reality; pragmatism; creative intelli-
gence.

Mooro, Pzof. Andrew OCliarles), Columbia, S. C.
Botany. Spartanburg Co, S. C, Dec. 25, 66.
A.B, South Carolina, 87, LL.D, 09; fellow, Chi-
cago, 98-99. Supt. city schools, Spartanburg,
S. C, 87-88; Camden, S. C, 88-90; principal,
high sch, Birmingham, Ala. 90-98; asst. bot,
Chicago, 00; prof. bioL ana geol. South Caro-
lina, 00-05, hiol, 06-, dean, 09-13. Lab. asst.
Woods Hole, 02-03; acting pres. South Caro-
lina, 08-09. A.A; Bot. Soc. The mitoses in
the spore mother cell of Pallavieinia; sporo-
genesis in Pallavieinia.

Mdore, Prof. A(rtliiir) BdisMU), Butgers College,
New Brunswick, N. J. Oeneral physiology.
Furnas Co, Nebr, Nov. 10, 82. A3, Nebraska,
04; Ph.D, California, 11. Asst. prof, physiol,
California, 11-13; assoc. prof, Bryn Mawr, 13-
16; prof, Butgers, 16- Mem. physiol. staff.
Woods Hole^ 16- A. A; PhyrioL Soc; Soc. Exp.
Biol. Tropistic response; invertebrate central
nervous system; respiration of nervous tissue.

Moore, Bairington, 925 Park Ave, New York, N.
Y. Forestry. Ossining, N. Y, Sept. 25, 83.
A.B, Yale, 06, M.F, 08. Forest asst, IT. S.
Forest Service, N. Mex, 09-11 ; examiner, Wash-
ington, D. C, 11-14; assoc. curator woods and
forestry. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 17, research
assoc. forestry, 19. Capt. and major, corps en-
gineers, 17-18. Mem. ed. board, 'Jour. For-
est^,' 13-; ed, 'Ecol,' 20- A.A; Soc. For-
esters; Bot Soc; Ecol. Soc. (pres, 19-20); Tor-
rey Bot. Club; Am. Geog. Soc; feL N. Y. Acad.
Forest management; silvics; silviculture; forest
ecology.

M0OZ6, Prof. Burton Evans, 1900 Euclid Ave,
Lincoln, Nebr. *Physios. Westerville, Ohio,
April 8, 66. A.B, Otterbein, 88; A.M, Cornell,
90; Strasbourg, 93; Berlin, 94; Ph.D, Got-
tingen, 07. Instr. physics, Lehigh, 91-92; Illi-
nois, 94-95; Nebraska, 95-03, prof, OS-- A.A;
Physical Soc. Viscosity of certain salt solu-
tions; polarization and resistance of the Le-
clanche cell; the lead cell; the copper voltame-
ter; absorption spectra of ferric ddorid and of
colloid ferric hydiate; absorption spectra of
permanganates and of copper and cobalt solu-
tions; magnetic separation of the spectral lines
of barium, thorium, yttrium, zirconium and
osmium; excitation stages in the spectra of the
open arc light.

Moore, Dr. Oarl B(ichard), University of Chi-
csgo, Chicago, 111. Zoology. Brookline. M0|
Dec. 5, 92. B.S, Drury, 13, A.M, 14; fellow,
Chicago, 14-15, PhJD, 16. Teaching fellow,

' Drury, 13-14; asst. wool, Chicago, 15-16, assoc,
16-18, instr, 18- A.A; Soc. ZooL Fertiliza-
tion; modification of sexual conditions; internal
secretions of gonads.

Moore, Prof. Charles K(apoleon), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. *MathefMiics.
Cincinnati, Nov. 14, 82. A.B, Cincinnati, 03;
M.S, George Washington, 05; Ph.D, Biirvard,
08. Computer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 03-05;
instr. math, Cincinnati, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-
17, assoc. prof, 17- On faculty, Chicago, sum-
mer, 14. Math. Soc (assoc ed, < Trans,' 17-,
oouncUor, 19-); Math. Ass. (mem. committee
on math, requirements) ; Soc. Math, de France:
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Divergent series and
integrals; developments in Bessel's functions;
double Fourier's series; generalized limits.

Moore, C (heater) K(ewell), Oeneral Electric Co,
Schenectady, N. Y. Physics. Amity, Mo, April
25, 83. B.S, Dartmouth; Leipzig. Besearch
engineer, Gen. Elec. Co, 07- Physical Soc X-
ray tubes and apparatus.

Moore, O(lareiioe) (Bloomileld), 1321 Locust St,
Philadelphia, Pa. ""Archeology. Philadelphia,
Jan. 14, 52. A3, Harvard, 73. AJL; Anthrop.
Ass; mem, hon. mem. and cor. mencL various
societies of United States, Europe and South
America. Explorations in aboriginal mounds in
soutiiem United States.

Moore, Prof. C(larence) L(eaiider), 87 Coburg
Bead, Halifax, N. 8, Can. Botany. Tatama-
gouche, N. S, Sept. 12, 69. B.A, Dalhousie, 91,
M.A, 07; Hopkins, 96-97; Harvard, 09-10.
Science master, Pictou Acad, 92-07; supt, city
schools, Sydney, 07-10; prof. hot. and pharma-
cog, N. 8. Col. of Pharmacy, 11- Boy. Soc
Can; N. S. Inst. Busts; myxopycetes; aquatic
fungL

Moore, Dr. O(larence) L(eimiel) E(llBha), Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. ^Mathematics. Boss Co, Ohio, May 12,
76. B.S,OhioState, 01; A.M, Cornell, 02, PhJD,
04. Instr. math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-09, asst.
prof, 09-16, assoc. prof, 16-20, prof, tO- Math.
Soc; Am. Acad. Oeometry of the sphere; ge-
ometry of the circle in space; differential geom-
etry of hyperspace.

Mdore, D(aiilel) MdPaxlaii, General Electric Co,
Harrison, N. J. Electrical engineering. North-
umberland, Pa, Feb. 27, 69. Lehigh, 90. Engi-
neer, Gen. Elec. Co, 90-94; inventor and gen.
manager, Moore Elec. Co, 91- Scott medal,
Franklin Inst. FeL Elec. Eng; Dlum. Eng. Soc
Electric lighting; current control; vacuum phe-
nomena; the 'Moore Electric Light'; light with-
out heat; wireless telegraphy; cold filament
lamp.

Mbore^ Prof. Edward J(ame8), University of
Buffalo, Buffalo, N. Y. Physics. Chili, N. Y,
June 13, 73. A.B, Oberlin, 03, AM, 06; fellow,
Chicago, 09-10, Ph.D, 13. Tutor math, Oberlin
Acad, 03-07, instr, 07-08, assoc. prof, physies
and astron, Oberlin, 10-19; prof, physics, Buf-
falo, 19- Instr. physics, exten. div, Chicago, 10-

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14, asst. ppof, 14-, instr, summer, 15; Colorado,
Bnmmer, 14. A. A; aflsoc. mem. Physical Soe;
Ohio Acad. X-rays; discharge of electricity
from x>oint8 in gases; specifc heats; effects of
magnetism on the period of a pendulum; focal
lengths of lenses.

Moore, Prof. EdiaUm) H(a8tingg), 5607 Ken-
wood Ave, Chicago, 111. *Mathematic8. Mari-
etta, Ohio, Jan. 26, 62. A.B, Yale, 83, Ph.D, 85,
hon. Sc.D, 09; Berlin, 85-86; hon, Ph.D, G6t-
tingen, 99; LL.D, Wisconsin, 04; Math.D, Clark,
09. Instr. math, acad, Northwestern, 86-87;
tutor, Yale, 87-89; asst. prof, Northwestern, 89-
91, assoc. prof, 91-92; prof. math, and acting
head of dept, Chicago, 92-96, prof, and head of
depi, 96- Nat. Acad, (assoc ed, 'Proc,' 15-);
A.A. (pres, 21, v. pros. A, 10) ; Math. Soc. (v.
pres, 98-00, ed, 'Trans,' 99-07, pres, 00-02);
Math. Abs; Am. Acad; Philos. 8oc; cor. mem.
British Ass; London Math. Soc; Math. Verein;
Ciroolo Mat. di Palermo (assoc. ed, 'Eendiconti,'
08-). Cboup theory and theory of numbers mth
applications; improper definite integrals; func-
tions of real variables; foundations; general
analysis; linear integral equations.

Moore» Fiof. B(lwood) 8, State College, Pa.
Geology. Clarksburg, 0nt» Aug. 3, 78. B.A,
Toronto, 04, M.A, 07; feUow, Chicago, 07-09,
Ph.D, 09; Paris, 15. Science and house-master,
Pickering Col, 04-05; science master, Colling-
wood Collegiate Inst, 06; prof, geol, a/nd miner.
Pa. State, 09-, acting dean, eeh. of minee, 18-
Pield asst, Ont. Bur. Mines, 04-05, field geol-
ogist, 06-10; Can. Geol. Surv, 12; eeon. geol-
ogist, exped. to Hudson Bay, 16; CJuba, 17; Pa.
Topog. and GeoL Surv, 18. A. A; GeoL Soc;
SeismoL Soc; Min. Eng; Coal Min. Inst; Brit-
ish Ass; Soc. fran^aise de Miner. Pre-Cam-

- brian, metamorphic and economic geology and
petrography.

Moore, Prof, r(orris) J(eweftt), 372 Ckarles
Hiver Boad, Cambridge, Mass. Chemistry.
Pittsfield, M^ss, June 9, 67. A.B, Amherst, 89;
Ph.I), Heidelberg, 93. Lab. asst, Amherst, 89-
90; instr. gen. <^em, Cornell, 93-94; asst. anal,
chem, Maee. Inst. Teeh, 94-95, instr, 95-02, asst.
prof, 02-04, org. chem, 04-10, assoc prof, 10-
12, prof, if- Chem. Soc; Am. Acad; Chem.
Oes^. Organic chemistry; color and chemical
constitution; oxidation of uric acid.

Mooro, Dr. George Dmuiing, 201 Salisbury St,
Worcester, Mass. Chemistry. Louisville, Ky,
June 14, 62. A.B, Harvard, 84; Ph.D, Bonn,
87. Asst. to Prof. Aug. Kekulls, director of
chem. lab, Bonn, 86-87; instr. chem, Worcester,
89-90, asst. prof, 90-94; chem. engineer, 94-
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Am. Acad;
Chem. GeselL Organic chemistry.

ICoore, Dr. George TChomas), Missouri Botanical
Garden, St. Louis, Mo. ^Applied botany. In-
dianapolis, Ind, Feb. 23, 71. B.S, Wabash, 94;
A.B, Harvard, 95, A.M, 96, Ph.D, 00. Asst,
crypt, lab, Harvard, 97-99, instr. crypt, bot,
Baddiffe, 98-99: in charge, bot. dept, Dart-
mouth, 99-01; physiologist and algologist, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01-02, in charge,
lab. plant physiol, 02-05; prof, plant physioL
and applied bot, Shaw Sch. of Bot, and plant
physiol. Mo. Bot. Gardens, 09-12, director, It-,

Bngelman prof, hot, Washington (8t. Louis),
IS- Instr. crypt, bot. Woods Hole, 96-07, 13,
head, dept. bot, 07-18; lecturer contamination
of water supplies, Thayer Sch. of Eng, 00-02;
econ. bot, Dartmouth, 01-02. A. A; Soc. Nat;
Bot Soc. (sec'y, 10-14, v. pres, 16) ; Soc. Bact;
PhUoB. Soc; . Wash. Acad; St. Louis Acad.
Morphology and physiology of the Algae; con-
tamination of water supplies by Algae.

Moore, Dr. H(eiiry) F(zaiik), Bureau of Fisheries,
Wadiington, D. C. Zoology. Philadelphia, Pa,
June 4, 67. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 85;
A.B, Pennsylvania, 92, PhJD, 95. Asst. biol,
Pennsylvania, 92-95 ; lecturer, HsJmemann Med.
Col, 93-96: naturalist Int. Fish Commission,
93-96; chief naturalist, 'Albatross,' 97-02;
scientific assistant, XJ. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 02-11,
asst in charge, div. scientific inquiry, 11-14,
deputy commissioner, 14- Mem. Nat Besearch
Council, 17-; two prizes, Int Fishery Cong, 08;
IT. S. representative and v. pres. Borne, 11;
medal, K. K. Oester. Fischerei Gesell, 08. Fish-
eriee Soc; Ass. Geog; Wash. BioL Socj Phila.
Acad; hon. mem. K. K. Oester. Fischerei GeselL
Invertebrate zoology; zoology applied to the
fisheries, especially moUusks and sponges; Oil-
gochaeta; Isopoda.

Moore, Prof. Henry Thonuui, Hanover, N. H.
Psychology. Ansonville, N. C, June 27, S6.
A.B, Missouri, 03; Ph.D, Harvard, 14. Asst
prof, psychol, Dartmouth, 15-17 ; Minnesota, 17-
19; prof, Dartmouth, 19- A.A; PsychoL Ass;
N. H. Acad. Psychology of music; instinct;
emotion.

Mbore, Prof. H(erbert) PCIflher), UniTersity of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. MeehaMcaX engineering.
Panacook, N. H, July 10, 75. B.S, N. H. Col,
98; M.E, Cornell, 99, M.M.E, 08. Teacher sci-
ence and math, OcXbj Acad, New London, N. H,
99-00; instr. machine design, Cornell, 00-03;
mech. engineer, Biehle Bros. Test. Machine Co,
Phila, 03-04; instr. and asst. prof, mech, Wis-
consin, 04-07; asst. prof, theoret and applied
mech, llliflMAs, 07-14, prof. eng. materids, 14-
Mem. Nat Besearch Council. Soc. Test Mat;
Eng. Educ. Lubrication of bearings; appliances
and machines for testing materials; strength of
built-up structures and of materials; fatigue of
metal under repeated stress.

Moore, Hugh KCelsea), Brown Co, Berlin, N. H.
Chemistry. Andover, Mass, Jan 3, 72. Mass.
Inst. Tech, 9&-96. Chemist, Am. Electrolytic
Co, 00-02; Burgess Sulphate Fiber Co, 03-10;
chief chem. engineer, Brovm Co, 10- Treas,
Naval Con. Board, N. H; mem. chem. eng. com-
mittee, Council Nat Defence; trustee, Nat. Be-
search Council. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
C^em. Eng. (director); Mech. Eng; Ass. Pulp
and Paper Indust; N. H. Acad. (v. pres). Elec-
trolytic cells; evaporation and conduction of
heat; hydrogenation of oils; low temperature
refrigeration; recovering of soda salts from
block liquor.

Moore, Prof. James G(arfleld), 2125 West Lawn
Ave, Madison, Wis. Sorticultwre, Shepherd,
Mich, Oct 22, 81. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 03, M.S,
05. Instr. hort, Wisconsin, 05-07, asst. prof,
07-10, assoc. prof, 10-15, prof, IS- A.A; Soc
Hort. Sci. Vegetable production; pomology.

486

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Moore, Prof. J(olin) Percy, Media, Pa. •Zoology.
WiUiamsport, Pa, May 17, 69. A.B, Cent High
Sch, Phila, 86; B.S, Pennsylvania, 92, Ph.D, 96.
Aset. inatr. 0OOI, Pennsylvania, 90-92, inatr, 92-
07, asst. prof, 07-12, prof, Ig^; asst. curator,
Aoad. Nat. Sciences, Phila, 02- Sci. aast, U. S.
Bur. Fisheries, intermittently, 90-; instr. biol,
Hahnemann Med. Col, 96-98 ; zool, Woods Hole,
01-02; lecturer, Ludwick Inst, 02- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; EcoL Soc; Philos. Soc; Phila.
Acad. (cor. sec 'y, 02-) ; Soc zool. de France. Sys-
tematic morphology of annelids and vertebrates;
economic biology of fishes; polychaete fauna of
New England, Jax>an and Alaska; Polychaeta of
North Pacific; life histories, habits and adapta-
tions of annelids; biological factors in the con-
trol of mosquitoes and leaches.

Moore, Dr. J(08epli) H(aiii68), Mt. Hamilton,
Calif. * Astronomy, Astrophysics. Wilmington,
Ohio, Sept. 7, 78. A.B, Wilmington, 97; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 03. Asst. spectres, lAek Observatory,
03-06, asst. astronomer, 06-09, acting astrono-
mer in charge, D. O. Milla exped. to Chile, 09-
13, asst. astronomer, 13-18, assoc. astronomer,
18- A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; Am.
Geog. Soc; Pacific Agtron. Soc. (ed. committee,
18-, pros, 20). Spectroscopy; absorption and

' fluorescent spectrum of sodium vapor; spectrum
of Nova Aquilae No. 2; orbits of two cepheid
variables; spectroscopic binaries; radial veloci-
ties of stars of Secohi's fourth type; radial
velocities and internal motions of gaseous nebu-
lae; spectographic determination of rotation of
planetary nebulae.

Mooro, Dr. JCosiah) J(o]in), 5636 Drexel Ave,
Chicago, IlL Pathology. Anaconda, Mont, Aug.
?n' l^c ^-S, Montana, 07; feUow, Chicago, 09-
10, M.S, 15, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 12. Asst biol
Montana, 05-07; path, Chicago, 12, feUow;
Sprague Mem. Inst. 12-13; instr. exp. mod, med.
dept, inynois, 13-16, asst. prof. path, and haeter,
16- Field worker Bocky Mt. spotted fever,
summers, 07, 08, 10; mem. McCormick Inst for
tofectious Diseases, 10-11, Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, sect,
path, and physiol, 19-). Bacteriology; serology.

^fw,v^mr5'^ B(ngene). Massachusetts
Public Utilities Department, Boston, MTss.

R fl ^if^^^iST^- .^™^oy» 111. Jan. 24, 80.

Tech, 01-02. Master mechanic, Champion Iron
Mine, 00-01 ; draftsman. Phoenix Bridge Co, 02-
03; instr. structural drawing and mech, Wis-
consin, 03-04; theoret. and applied mech, lUi-

l^^^ ^nt^Jo' ^^ ^^^' ^*^ «^» Mass. Inst.
Tech, 07-13, assoc prof, 13-14; consulting en-

aVZ' ?7""iq^?S^.*?°^ "?*J'^'' ^^^'P* engineers,
A.1U.J!, 17-18. With various construction com-
panies; asst. bridge engineer, Mass. B. R. Com-
missioners, 07-; consulting engineer on founda-
tions, Suffolk Co. Court House, Mass. Assoc,
mem. Civil Eng; Boston Soc Civil Eng.
Strength of materials; strength of chain links;
strength of angles in compression; design of
plate girders.

Moore, Dr. Lilliaa MCary), 2634 Bidge Bead,
Berkeley, Calif. Biology. Las Vegas, N. Mex,
Feb. 14, 87. B.S, California, 14, M.8, 15, Ph.D,
18. Asst. physiol, California, 15-16, ifhstr, 16-

A. A; PhysioL Soc. Temperature centers in the
brain; regulation of body femperature.

Moore, Philip K(ortli), 611 Laclede Building, St.
Louis, Mo. Geology, Mining,MetaIluTgy. Connera-
ville, Ind, July 8, 49. Miami, 70, LL.D, 20 ; sch.
mines, Columbia, 70-72. Asst, Mich. Geol. Surv
72; Mo. GeoL Surv, 73; Ky. GeoL Surv, 73-77;
metallurgist, Leadville, Colo, 78-81; mine mana-
ger and operator. Slate Creek Iron Co, Ky, 82-
89; organizer and director, Conrey Placer Min-
ing Co, 97-06; pros, • Admiralty Zinc Co, 17-18;
consulting geologist and mining engineer, 89-
Mem. Eng. Council, 17-20; War Minerals Belief
Commiasion, 19-20. Min. Eng. (pros, 17) ; hon.
mem. St Louis Eng. Club.

Mooro, Prof. Bangom A(8a), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Agronomy. Kewaunee,
Wis, June 5, 61. Wisconsin. Teacher, pub.
schools, 82-90; county supt. schools, 90-95;
asst, instr, asst. agriculturist and later prof.,
agron, Wisconsin, 9S- Breeding of farm crops;
forage plants; oat and barley smut; soy beans.

Moore, Prof. Bsyxnond O(ecil), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Geology, Paleontol-
ogy. Boslyn, Wash, Peb. 20, 92. A.B, Denison,
13; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Instr. geol, Chicago, 16;
asst. prof. geol. ^and pctleont, Kansas, 16-18,
assoc prof, 18-19, prof, 19- Mem. U. S. GeoL
Surv; Mo. Bur. GeoL and Mines; asst. prof,
Chicago, summer, 17; state geologist, Kans, 17-
Paleont. Soc. Stratigraphy of ACssissippian
of Missouri; oil and gas of EZansas; paleontol-
ogy of Penni^lvanian of Texas.

Moore, Dr. B(ichard) B(i8liop), U. S. Bureau
of Mines, Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry. Gin*
cinnati, Ohio, May 6, 71. Univ. Col, London,
86-90; British Museum, 93-95 ; B.S, Chicago, 96 ;
hon. ScD, Colorado, 16. Instr. chem, Bi^beek
Inst, London, 91-93; Missouri, 97-05; prof, But-
ler, 05-11 ; with bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 11-12 ;
physical chemist, U. 8. Bur. Mines, 12-19, chief
chemist, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Colo.
Sci. Soc Beaction between carbon diozid and
soluble nitrites; radioctivity of Missouri waters;
chemical separation of radioactive types of mat-
ter; radioctivity of waters of Yellowstone Park;
separation of iron from manganese; atomie
weights of krypton and xenon; occurrence and
properties of rare gases of the atmoofphere;
change of thorium emanation to helium; com-
mercial extraction of radium; metallurgy of
rare metals, especially tungsten, vanadium and
uranium; commercial recovery of helium from
natural gas; liquefaction of gases and properties
of mattor at low temperatures.

Moore, Prof. Bobert Lee, University of Texas,
Austin, Tex. •Mathematics. Dallas, Tex,
Nov. 14, 82. B.S, A.M, Texas, 01, feUow,
01-02; Chicago, 03-05, Ph.D, 05. Asst. prof.
math, Tennessee, 05-06; instr, Princeton, 06-08;
Northwestern, 08-11 ; Pennsylvania, 11-16, asrt.
prof, 16-20; assoc. prof, Texas, £0- Math. Soc.
(assoc. ed, 'Trans,' 13-, mem. council, 17-19).
Foundations of mathematics; analysis situs;
point sets; functions of real variables.

Moortt,Bobert Thomas^ Onawa, Maine. Ornithology,
Haddonfield, N. J June 24, 82. AJB, Pennsyl-
vania, 03; A.M, Harvard, 04. Ed, 'Cassinia,'
11-16; pres. East. Finance Co, 14-; owner, Bare-

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487

stone Mt. Black Fox BoMch, Director aeveral
industrial institulions. Mem. Omith. TJnian;
Forestry Ass; Del. Valley Omith. Club. Bird
musie; the ornithological scale.

Moore, BnaMll W(el]maii), 44 W. 77th St, New
York, N. T. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec.*
21, 61. Sch. mines, Columbia, 79-82; A.B,
Princeton, 83, M.S, 85, A.M, 86. Chemist, N.
Y. State Dairy Commission, 85-88; chemist and
examiner, U. S. Aippraiser, N. Y, 88-98, chemist
in charge lab, 98-10; manager, TT. S. Condition-
ing and Test. Co, 16-1^; explosives commis-
sioner, N. Y. City, 12-15, consulting chemist,
Fire Dept, 15-18. Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. In-
dust. (v. chairman, 04, diairman, 05) ; N. Y.
Chemists Club (pres, 11). Fats; oils; paints;
drugs.

ISooze, Dr. Thtmtm V(eni«r),*St. Paul's CoUege,
BrooUand, D. C. Bxperimental psyohology.
Louisville, Ky, Oct. 22, 77. Ph.D, Catholic, 03;
Leipsig, 04-05; California, 0<M)9, fellow, 09;
Munich, 13-14; M.D, Hopkins, 15. Lecturer
psyohol, inst pedag, Catholie, 03-04, instr, 10-
16, 09900, prof, 16- Lecturer biol, Trinity (D.
C), 12-13. PsychoL Ass; S. Soc. Philos. and
PsychoL Beaction time; sensibility of the skin;
imagery and concept; memory; ethics; pathol-
ogy of memory and perception.

Moore, Dr. V(erai»is) AQTa), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Pathology, Bacteriology, Jef-
ferson Co, N. Y, April 13, 59. B.S, Cornell, 87;
M.D, George Washington, 90; hon. Y.M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 11; ScD, Syracuse, 19. Chief, div.
animal path. bur. animal indust, 17. 8. Dept.
Agr, 95-96; prof, eomp. path, haeter, and meat
ia^eeiion, N, F. State Vet, Col, Cornell, 96-,
director, 08- A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact. (v.
pres, 09); Ass. Tuber; Yet. Med. Ass; Soc.
Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass.
Taberde baeiUi in milk; bovine tnberculosiB;
fowl typhoid; diphtheria in chickens; swine
plague; rabies; laboratory metiiods and appa-
ratus; pathology of infectious diseases of
animals.

Ifoore, Prof. WlUlam, 1466 Hythe St, St. Paul,
Minn. Entomology. PhoenixviUe, Pa, Jan.29,87.
A.B, TTrsinus, 07; Ph.D, Cornell, 20. Lecturer
entom. and cool, Potchefstroom Agr. Sch,
Potchefstroom, S. Africa, 10-18; asst. prof.
entom, Minneeota, 13-17, a99oc prof, 17- A. A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. EntoncL Lice; insecti-
eides.

Mbore, Dr. WilUam 0 (abler), 4110 Femhill Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Physical chemistry, Nash-
ville, Tenn, Feb. 10, 84. B.S, Nashville, 03;
fellow, Chicago, 07-09, PhJ>, 10. Asst. and
instr. chencL and physics, Nashville^ 01-06;
'instr. chem, Columbia, 09-13; research chemist,
Nat. Carbon Co, 13-19; assoc. Immunol, sch.
hygiene and pub. health, Hopkins, 19-20; r^-
search chemist, U, 8. Indtui, Alcohol Co, tO-
Instr. chem, Nashville, summers, 02-09 ; Chicago,
11. Chem. Soc. (chairman, Cleveland sect, 15) ;
Physical Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Illnm. Eng.
Soc. Organic amalgams; aqua regia; carbon;
flame arc; immunology.

Moore^ Prof. WIlUs Ldither), Cosmos Club, Wash-
ington, D. 0. ^Meteorology, Scranton, Pa, Jan.
18, 56. Pub. schools and private instruction;

LL.D, Norwich, 96; St. Lawrence, 06. Observer,
U. S. Weather Bur, 76, local forecast official, 91-
04, prof, meteorol, 94-95, chief, 95-13; prof,
Oeorge Washington, If- A. A; Wash. Acad. (v.
pres, 08, 09); hon. mem. Boyal Meteor. Soc;
Austrian Meteor. Soc.

Mooxehead, Waxren K(ing), Andover, Mass.
American archeology, Scena, Italy, March 10,
66. Denison, 86; hon. A.M, Dartmouth, 01.
Curator, mttseum, Ohio State, and State ArcheoL
Soc, 94-97; PhiUips Acad, 01- Asst, dept.
anthrop, Smithsonian Inst, 89-90; Columbian
Expos, 91-93; ed, 'Archeologist,' 94-95; mem,
TT. S. Board Indian Commissioners, 09- ., Medal,
Madrid Expos, 92; Columbian Expos, 93. A.A.
(sec'y, H, 93); Anthrop. Ass; Wash. Acad.
Primitive man in Ohio; Ohio Valley Indians;
prehistoric implements; the stone age; fort
ancient; the American Indian; stone ornaments.

Moraa, Prof. John F(ra]icls), 2426 Pennsylvania
Ave, Washington, D. C. Medicine, Washington,
D. C, June 8, 64. M.D, Georgetown, 87, A.B,
94. Demonstrator anat, Georgetown, 91-96,
clin. prof, obstet, 96-00, prof, 00-06; obstetri-
cian, Columbia Hosp, 96-00; Georgetown Univ.
Hosp, 00-06. A.A; Col. Surg; S. Surg, and
Gynec. Soc; Wash. Acad. Obstetrics.

More, Prof. Charles O(lmrdh), TTnivendty of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Civil engineering.
Bock Island, 111, Jan. 21, 75. CJE, Lafayette,
98, M.S, 01; M.C.E, Cornell, 99. Acting prof,
civil eng, Washington (Seattle), 00-01; engi-
neer. Am. Bridge Co. and other companies, 01-
04; asst. prof, dwl eng, Washington (Seattle),
04-06, assoc. prof, 07-11, prof, 12-, head of
dept, 17- Capt, E.R.C. and O.B.C, 17; major,
ordnance dept, 18. Civil Eng; Eng. Educ.
(mem. council, 19-22).

More, Prof. Iionla T(reiichard), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. *Physios. St.
Louis, Mo, April 9, 70. B.S, Washinfjton (St.
Louis), 92; fellow, Hopkins, 94-95, Ph.D, 95.
Instr. physics, Worcester, 96; demonstrator and
asst. prof, Nebraska, 96-00; prof. Cincinnati,
00-, dean, col. liberal arts, 10-13, grad, sch, 16-
A.A; Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique; Ohio
Acad. (v. pres, 16). Electrical stress in the
ether; double refraction of light; binaural au-
dition; discharge of electrici^ through gases;
physical theory; magnetic effect of currents in
gases; history and imitations of science.

Morecroft* Prof. John H(arold), Columbia Uni«
versity, New York, N. Y. Blectrical engineer-
ing. England, Sept. 19, 81. E.E, Syracuse, 04,
. B.S, 07. Asst. instr. elec. eng, Syracuse, 05-07 ;
instr, Pratt, 07-09; instr, asst. prof, and later
assoe. prof, Columbia, 09- Elec. Eng; Phyrical
Soc; Eng. Educ. Alternating current phe-
nomena; vacuum tubes.

Mor^ead, Prof. JCames) O(addall), Carnegie In«
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathe-
maiics, PuJaski Co, Ya, March 25, 77. A.B,
Boanoke, 98, A.M, 99; M.S, Princeton, 0(K fel-
low, 00-03 ; Ph.D, Yale, 05. Instr. math. North-
western, 05-09, asst. prof, 09-13; instr. math,
and descriptive geom, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 15-
16, asst. prof, 16- ^th. Soc Theory of num-
bers; differential geometry; higher algebra;
analytic mechanics.

488

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

VMthmu», Prof. D(udel) W(altar), 1430 30th
St, Dee Moines, Iowa. Attronomy, Attrophytiet,

^"S^t"'-^^ ^**'- 22, 76. B.S, Drake, 00,
M.S, 02; B.8, Chicago, 02; Ph.D, Calif orniiJ, 1*!
/To/, phyatet and attron, DraJce, 00- Volunteer
research aast, Terkes Observatorr, summer. 09:
instr astoon California, U-12. Donohoe comet
modal. Pacific Astron. Soc Astron. Soc; feL
Iowa Acad; Soc Astron. de Prance. Stellar
photography; comet C, 1908.
Mweno, l>r. H(alcott) 0(adwalad«), Stanford

orv"*^',^*^;»^«***««*<«- Gainesville,
Ga, Nov 2, 78 A3, Georgia, 93, A.M, 94, B.^
96 J scholar and fdlow, dark, 97-00, Phi), 00^
Tutor matt, Georgia, 93-97; isst, Clirk, OO^l"
h«tr. flpyl.*! mat*, «an/ord, 0li04, asrt. pro/

fr^n™^?*^u'?^ ^ "•"•'* "P««J non-AbeliM
groups in which every sub-group i^ Abelian,

^JS'j.i^**...^i.'*''^"«**>' G«>physical Lab-
oratory, Washington, D. C. Phy*ie<a okemittn
Minneapolis, Minn. Jan. o m t* a -u^^^!*"
09 A«+ «kJ_iS< •'">• »i 88. B.S, Minnesota,

B™ hS;S^S^' ^?°**» ^''-^i ««»• chemist
?^i*Sl^'^^ 09-12; «rt. physical chemirt',

*ger, optical glass plant, Spencer jJaTooT^
wLh^/°*\ ^i"**^ ^' Ceramfc'^

S^eS^-stanJSr*^ af^'*^ "^
tnres; phyric. and Siui^ of fij "ZV^.

May 4, 84. RS, Chicago, 04, liMOS.V^ S'
Instr. ehwnWMhiagton '(Seattle), lfr-13; i«*'

«««n«^6-l«, «wc. pro/, 19- A.A Chem. Soc
Otemistry of food and nutrition; nut piStriia •
metabolism of creatin. j'TOwnns,

"SSwini")?*^ O(ookiiian), P. o. Box 34«,

Oarksville, Tenn. EnUmology. Near Seaford

Ass. Econ. Entom. Tobacco insects; Thysanop-

^"S: ^La"^ 5*^^ ^*- H^iyok* con«««.

South Hadley, Mass. Zooloay. Wafatrfnwi
gnn May 6 82 A3, Cornelfw, f^o^?:^
1^, P11.D, 12. Aast gool, Mt. Holyoke Oft-O?
instr, 07-09; asrt. and imrtr. C^SiT St^^
assoc. prof, Mt. Holyoke, 12-13, pro/, i^ Men^

Entom. Soc. Ecology of inBects; experimental
zoology; aquatic insects; May flies.
Morgan, Arthmr Bdnest), Ludlow Building, Day-

^'7^^'% i^^t**^^- ^«na^ti, OmS; June
20, 78. Coloiado, 98. Asst city engineer, St.
Cloud, Minn, 01-02; consulting engineer, 02-07-
supervising engineer, drainage investigations, u'
S. Dept. Agr, 07-09; pres, Morgan Bng. Co, 09-:
Chief engineer, Miami Conservancy Diet, 15- V
pres. Moraine Park Sch, Dayton, 17-; pres!
Antioch, 20- A. A; Civil Eng. Flood proven'
tion; plant breeding.
Morgan, Dr. P(rank) M(lllett), Hanover, N. H.
Mathematics. A.B, ComeU, 09, A.M, 10, Ph.D,
12. Instr. math, Sturgis Prep. Sch, 07-12; asst.

instr, Cornell, 11-12; instr, BartmovAh^ 12-15,
aset. prof, 15- Math. Soc. Transf ormations.

Morgan, Dr. HeiDart E(oUo), U. S. Naval Ob-
servatory, Washington, D. C. Astronomy,
Mathematics. Medford, Minn, Maich 21, 75,
Fellow, Virginia, A3, 99, PhJ), 01. Prof, math,
Pantops Acad, Va, 00-01 ; computer. Naval Ob-
servatory, 01-06; prof, astron. and higher math,
Pritehett, and director, Morrison Observatory,
05-07; out. astronomer, U. 8. Naval Observa-
tory, 07" Astron. Soc Satellites of Saturn;
comet orbits; transit circle observations.

Mbrgan, Prof. Jaromt J(obn), 67 Salter Place,
Maplewood, N. J. Chemical engineering. "SLob-
sell. Pa, April 22, 80. B.8, Pa. State, 05, M.S,
10; Ph.D, Columbia, 19. Asst. chem, Md. Col,
05-06, asst prof, 06-08; asst. chemist, bur.
chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08; prof, chem, OoL of
Hawaii, 08-09; instr, Stevens, W^ll, asst. prof,
11-19; chem. eng, Columbia, 19- Chem. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust. Industrial chemical analy-
sis; vapor pressures at high temperatures; vola-
tilization of potash.

Morgan, Prof. (John) H(areoiirt) AO«iandflr)»

University of Tennessee, Knoxville, Tobjl
Zoology, Entomology. Strathroy, Out, Aug. 31,
67. B.SJL, Out. Agr. Col, and Toronto, 89;
Cornell, 92, 98; Woods Hole, 95. Prof, entom.
and sool, Louisiana, and entomologist, Shcp. Sta,
89-05; director. Gulf BioL Sta, 0(M)5; prof.
sooL and entom, Tennessee, and director, Exp.
Sta, 05-19, pres, 19-; state entomologist, Tenn,
05-19. Asst. commissioner for La, Atlanta
Expos, 95; entomologist and sec'v. La. Crop
Pest Commission, 04-05; Administrator for
Tenn, Food Ad, 17. Ass. Econ. Entom. (pres,
07^; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; La. Nat. Soc (pres,
00). Louisiana and Tennessee insects; mos-
quitoes of Louisiana; American ioxids.

Morgan, Prof. John J(acob) BCrooke), Univer-
sity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Psychology.
Norristown, Pa, Aug. 23, 88. A.B, Taylor,
11 ; A.M, Columbia, 13, Ph.D, 16, Cutting travel-
ing fellow, at Hopkins, 16-17; B.D, Drew Sem,
14. Asst psychol, Columbia, 14-16; instr,
Princeton, 17; asst. prof, Minnesota, 19-20;
director psychol. clinic, Iowa, tl- With Sanit
C, U.S. A, 18-19. PsychoL Ass. Attention;
movement; memory; perception.

Mbrgan, Prof. J(ohn) Livingston B(ittgmi), Co-
lumbia University, New York, N. Y. *Fhysieai
chemistry. New Brunswick, June 27, 72. B.S,
Butgers, 92, hon. ScD, 16; Ph.D, Leipzig, 95.
Asst. chem, Stevens, 95-96; instr. quant, anal,
Brooklyn Polytech, 96-97; tutor physical ekem,
Colwnbia, 97-01, adj. prof, 01-05, prof, OS-
A. A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc; Electroehem.
Soc; feL London Chem. Soc Molten hydrated
salts as solvents; relationship between the vol-
ume and weight of a falling drop and the other
constants of the liquid; calculation of critical
temperatures of associated liquids from their
surface tensions; photochemistry.

Morgan, Prof. 0(ra) 8(harman), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Agronomy. Hamp-
shire, HI, Aug. 11, 77. A.B, Illinois, 05 ; M.S.A,
Cornell, 07, Ph.D, 09. Director, N. Y. State Sch.
Agr, Alfred, 08-12; prof agr, Colwnbia, 11-
Agr. adviser, N. Y. Draft Board. A.A; Soc

AMEBIC^N MEN OF SCIENCE

489

Agron. Soils; fertilizers; availabilitj of plant
food constituents; testing soils for production
factors.

Morgan, Prof. Tdiomas) H(iint), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. *Biology. Lexing-
ton, Ky. Sept. 25, 66. B.S, Ky. State, 86, M.S,
88, lAj,t>; PhJD, Hopkins, 90, Bruce fellow, 90-
91, LLJ), 16. Frof. bioh-Bryn Mawr, 91-04;
exp. 80ol, Columhui, 04- Jesup lecturer, Colum-
bia, 12, 13; Yanuzem lecturer, Princeton, 16;
Hitchcock lecturer, California, 16. Nat. Acad;
A.A; Soc. Nat. (pros, 09); Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp.
Biol; PMloB. Soc; for. mem. Boyal Soc; London
Linnean Soc; Belgian Soc. ZooL and Malacol;
Soc. des Sci. M6d. et Nat. de Bruzelles. Ex-
perimental embiyology and regeneration; evo-
lution and adaptation; experimental zoology;
heredity and sex; the mechanism of Mendelian
heredity; a critique of the theory of evolution;
the physical basis of heredity. '

Morgan, Dr. W(illia)m Ckmg«r, University of
California, Southern Branch, Los Angeles, Calif.
Chemistry. Albany, N. Y, June 21, 74, A-B,
Yale, 96, SiUiman fellow, 96-99, Ph.D, 99.
Prof, chem, Washburn, 00-02; instr, Califor-
nia, 02-06, asst. prof, 06-13; prof, Eeed, 13-20;
southern branch, Calif omia, ISO- A. A; Chem.
Soc. Stereochemistry of nitrogen; origin of
bitumens; analytical methods; alleged complex-
ity of tellurium.

Morgan, Prof. Wm. Gerry, 1006 16th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Medicine. Newport, N. H,
May 2, 68. Dartmouth; M.D, Pennsylvania,
93. Prof, gastro-enierol, Oeorgetown, organieer
and chief med. officer, ctinie for dieeaaes of the
digestive organs. Asst. surgeon, N.B.C. Am.
Med. Ass; Gastro-EnteroL Ass; N. Y. Acad.
Med; Wash. Acad. Diseases of the digestive
organs.

aSorgoIls, Prof. Sargins, Creighton University,
Omaha, Nebr. Biochemistry. Balta, Bussia,
July 6, 85. A.B, Ananieff, Bussia, 04; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 07; PhJ)^ Harvard, 10. Austin teaching
feUow, Harvard, 09, traveling fellow, 10-12;
assoc animal metabolism, nutrition Ub, Car-
negie Institution, 12-13; instr. and assoc bior
chem, Columbia, 13-16; prof, hiochem. and
physiol, Creighton, 16- Bowdoin prize and
medal, Harvard, 11; prize, Fisheries Soc, 18.
AmA; Soc BioL Chem; Biochem. Ass; PhysioL
Soc; Soc. Zool;. Fisheries Soc Begeneration;
inanition; metaboHsm.

Mbrlti, Prof. BolMrt B(doaard), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Mathematiee, As-
tronomy. Christianthal, Germany, June 2, 68.
B.S, Hastings, 92; Ph.M, Chicago, 96; Ph.D,
Nebraska, 01; Ph.N.D, Strasbourg, 02. Prof,
math, and physics, Hastings, 93-98; instr. math,
Nebraska, 98-02, adj. prof, 02-03, asst. prof,
Oa-04; prof, Washington (Seattle), 04- A. A;
Math« Soc; Math. Ass. (menL council, 16).
G^eneral theory of cyclic harmonic curves.

Moxk, Harry 8olomon» Chemical Products Co,
Boston, Mass. Chemical engineering. Boston,
Mass, April 10, 78. B.S, Mass. List. Tech, 99.
Chemist, City Wastes Disposal Co, 99; Mass.
State Board of Health, 99-00; Cellulose Prod-
ucts Co, 00-01; with Little and Waiher and
Arthur D. Little Co, Inc, 01-, v. pres, 09-; sec'y

and treas, Chem. Products Co, Ot-; v. pres,
Lustron Co, 19- Chem. Soc; Boston Eng. Club.
Cellulose chemistry.

Morley, Prof. Edward WCilliams), West Hartford,
Conn. ^Chemistry, Physics. Newark, N. J,
Jan. 29, 38. A.B, Williams, 60, A.M, 63 ; LL.D,
01; Western Beserve, 91; Lafayette, 07; Pitts-
burgh, 12; hon. PhJ), Wooster; ScD, Yale, 09.
Prof, chem. Western Seserve, 69-06, emer. prof,
06- Prof, chem, Cleveland Med. Col, 73-88.
U. S. delegate, Third Conf . G^n. des Poids et
M^sures. 01; Davv medal, Boyal Soc, 07; Cres-
son medal, Franklin Inst, 12; Gibbs meaal, 16.
Nat. Acad; A. A. (sec'y, subsect. micros, 76, v.
pres, 79, 83, mres, 95) ; Astron. Soc; Chem. Soc,
(pres, 99); Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; for. mem.
London Giem. Soc; cor. mem. British Ass; hon.
mem. Boyal List. Atomic weight of o^gen;
densities of oxygen and hydrogen; variations in
amount of oxygen in air; vapor density of mer*
cury from 0^ to 100*^; repetition of Michelson-
Morley experiment in view of Lorentz-Fitzgerald
suggestion that form of bodies may depend on
tramdation through luminif erous ether.

MOrley, Prof. F(rank), 2032 Park Ave, Baltimore,
Md. ^Mathematics. Woodbridge, England,
Sept. 9, 60. B.A, Cambridge, 83, M.A, 87, D.Sc,
97. Instr. math, Haverford, 87-88, prof, 8&-00;
Hopkins, 00^ Ed, * Am. Jour. Math, ' 00- Math.
Soc. (pres, co-editor, 'Bui') ; Math. Ass; Philos.
Soc; Am. Acad; London Math. Soc; Cireolo
Mat. di Palermo. Geometiy; theoiy of funo^
tions.

Morley, Prof. Baymond K(iirtz), Worcester Poly-
tedmic Institute, Worcester, Mass. Mathe^
matics. Templeton, Mass, Oct. 28, 82. A.B,
A.M, Tufts, 04; Ph.D, Clark, 10. Instr. math,
Maine, 04-07; Worcester, 10-11; Illinois, 11*
12; asst. prof, Worcester, 12-17, prof, 17- Al-
gebraic invariants; calculations for the Maya
calendar.

Morloy, Sylvanns G(riswold), Carnegie Institu-
tion, Washington, D. C. * Anthropology. Chester,
Pa, June 7, 83. CE, Pa. MIL C^ 04; A3,
Harvard, 07, A.M, 08, fellow^ 08. Fellow Cent.
Am. archeol, ArcheoL Inst, of Am, 09-14; re-
search assoc Am. areheol, Carnegie Institution,
14-17, aifsoc, 17- Field expeditions to Mex,
Guatemala, Honduras, British Honduras, Nica-
ragua, Salvador, Costa Bica and Panama. An-
throp. Ass; ArcheoL Inst; Maya Soc; Wash.
Acad. American archeology; "Mbja archeology
and the Maya hieroglyphic writing.

Momingstar, Helen, 1275 Franklin Ave, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Geology. Columbua, Sept. 23, 91.
A.B, Ohio State, 13, A.M, 15; Bryn Mawr, 15-
17, European fellow, 16-17. Instr. geol, Ohio
State, 17- A. A; Ohio Acad. Fauna of Potts-
ville of Ohio.

Morrey, Dr. 01ia(rlo)8 BCradfleld), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Bacteriology. Ches-
terhill, Ohio, Nov. 5, 69. A.B, Ohio State, 90;
M.D, Starling Med. Col, 96; Vienna and Pasteur
Inst, Paris, 97-99. Asst. Latin, Ohio State, 90,
Latin and physiol, 91-02, physiol, 92-97, asst.
prof, 99-02, assoc. prof, 02-03, hader, 03-04,
prof, 04- Lecturer physiol. Starling Med. Col,
99-03, prof, 04-07, acting prof, chem, 96H97.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc Bact; Ohio Acad. Fun-

1

490

AMERICAN MEN OF -SCIENCE

damentals of bacteriology; accuracy of the
glance and localization on the periphery of the
retina; bacterial enzymes; nitrogen nutrition of
green plants; vaccination in colds and in hay
fever.

Korrill, Prof. A(lbro) D(avid), CUnton, N. Y.
^Zoology, Northfield, N. H, Aug. 29, 54. B.8,
Dartmouth, 76, M.S, 79; Michigan, 76-77.
Teacher science and math, aead, Lewiston, Pa,
78-83; prof, Belmont Col, College Hill, Ohio,
83-88; biol. and geol, Ohio (Athens), 88-91;
ehem. and biol, SamUion, 91-96, hiol, 96- 8oc.
Nat; 8oo. Zool; Nature Study Soc; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist. Nerve endings in pectoral append-
ages of Prionotus; nerve endings in auditory
epitiielium of Galeus; histogenesis of the au-
ditory nerve; regeneration of nerve tissue in
planarians.

Mdrrill, Dr. A(nBtln) W (Infield), 382 W. Ave.
53, Los Angeles, Calif. Entomology. Tewks-
bury. Mass, Sept. 11, 80. B.8, Mass. CoL and
Boston, 00, PhJ>, Mass. Col, 03. Field agent,
bur. entom, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 03-06, in charge
white fly investigations, 06-09; state ento-
mologist, Ariz, imd consulting entomologist,
Ariz. Agr. Exp. 8ta, 09-19; maftaging entomolo-
gist, Southwest, Cotton Proteeiive Service, tO-
A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. (v. pros,
and chairman, Pacific Slope branch, 17) ; Wash.
Entom. Soc. Greenhouse and strawberry white
flies; citrus white fly; fumigation of citrus trees;
insects injurious to cotton.

Monlll, Dr. Odiarles) V, Cornell Medical College,
New York, N. Y. Anatomy, New York, March
9, 84. A,B, Col. City of N. Y, 08; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 06, Ph.D, 10. Asst. zool, Columbia, 06-
08; lecturer histol. and embryol, col. med, Syra-
cuse, 08-10; instr. anat, Univ. and Bellevue
Hosp. Med. Col, 10-15; med, col, Cornell, 15-19,
asst, prof, 19" A. A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool.
Begeneration in fish and Amphibia; sex deter-
• mination in insects; development of mammalian
heart; symmetry in monsters.

Morrill, Dr. W(arr«ii) P(earl), Shreveport, La.
Hospital administration. Benton Harbor, Jan.
20, 77. Ph3, Michigan, 98; M.D, Hop-
kins, 08. Bes. physician and supt, Sydenham
Hosp, Baltimore, 08-12; assoc med. Col. Physi*
cians and Surgeons, Baltimore, 09-12; sapt,
Winnipeg Gen. Hosp, Man; with M.C, 17-18,
lieut. col, 18-19, swpt, Univ. Hosp, Augusta, Ga,
20; Chanty Eosp, Shreveport, La, tO- Soc.
Biol. Chem. Infant metabolism; military hy-
giene.

IlC6rxi8» Prof. Clyde T(adcer), 2043 luka Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Engineering. Morrow Co,
Ohio, April 19, 77. C.E, Ohio State, 98. With
New Columbus Bridge Co, 98-99; draftsman,
Youngstown Bridge Co, 99-01; King Bridge
Co, 01-02; principal asst. engineer, Puget Sound
Bridge and Dredging Co, 02-04; asst. engineer,
King Bridge Co, 04-06; assoc. prof, etruotural
eng, Ohio State, 06-08, prof, 08- Deputy com-
missioner in charge, bur. bridges, Ohio State
Highway Commission, 11-12. Civil Eng; Eng.
Educ ; Soc Test. Mat. Steel structures ; stresses ;
reinforced concrete.

BCoina, Dr. Frank Bdward, Connecticut College,
New London, Conn. Psychology, New Bruns-

wick, N. J, June 23, 89. A.B, Yale, 13, Ph.D,
16. Instr, psychol, Texas, 16-17 ; Conn, CoU for
Women, 17- Mental testing; college entrance
tests.

Morris, Dr. Frank B(a7), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics. Pekin,
Ind, June 18, 85. B.S, Valparaiso, 07, B.Ped,
08; A.B, Indiana,* 12, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Califor-
nia, 18. Asst, commercial dept, Valparaiso, 07*
08 ; teaching fellow math, Indiana, 12-18 ; Cali-
fomia, 1^18, insir, 18-- Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
Perpetual cadendars; geometry of space.

Morris, Dr. H(arold) H(alett), 1112 Shallcross
Ave, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry, Bacine,
Wis, March 12, 89. A.B, Wisconsin, 11, A.M,
16, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem, Mich. Agr. Col, 11-
12; asst. chemist, Mont. Exp. Sta, 12-14; asst.
chem, Wisconsin, 14-17; research chemist, Nat.
Carbon Co, 17-18; exec, chemist, E. I. duPoni
de Nemours and Co, 18- Chem. Soc; Wis. Acad.
Pigments; heavy chemicals; selenic acid; gold.

Morrlfl, Dr. Harry, 648 Boyd Ave, Baton Bouge,
La. Pathology, Bloomingburg, Ohio, Sept. 17,
81. D.V.M, Ohio State, 10. Bacteriologist and
asst. veterinarian, La. Exp, Sta, 11- A.A; Vet.
Med. Ass. Animal pathology; anthrax.

Morris, H(arry) E(lwood), Bozeman, Mont.
Botany, Bacteriology, Virginia City, Mont,
April 17, 86. B.S, Montana, 09. Asst, hotanist
and bacteriologist, Mont, Exp, Sta, 09- Phyto-
path Soc; Mont. Hort. Soc. Plant pathology
and physiology.

Morxifl, Dr. J(am68) Oheston, Fern Bank, West
Chester, Pa. Medicine, Biology. Philadelphia,
May 28, 31. A.B, Pennsylvania, 51, A.M, MJ),

54. Physician, Moyamensing House of Indust,
Phila, 54-58; asst. surgeon, Prot. Epis. Hosp,
57-58, attending physician, 58-72; pres, Va.
Mining and Improv. Co, 72-05. Physician, Fos-
ter Home for ddldren, 55-60 ; contract surgeon,
U. 8. A, 62-64; pres, med. board, The Sheltering
Arms, 70-20. Am. Acad. Med. (treas, 90-92) ;
Philos. Soc (curator, 89-01); Phila. Acad, (di-
rector, biol. and micros, dept, 56-05) ; CoL Phy-
sicians. Food, water and milk supply.

BCorrlfl, Prof. JCamea) Liiel«D, 1353 E. Ninth St,
Cleveland, Ohio. Biological chemistry. Cory-
don, Ind, Sept. 23, 85. B.S, Hanover, 07; A.M,
Harvard, 11, PhJO, 14. Asst. sciences. Park,
07-08; prof. nat. sciences, Hillsdale, 08-11;
Austin teaching fellow. Harvard Med. Seh, 11-
12, asst. bioL chem, 18-14; assoc, Washington
(St. Louis), 14-17; physiol. chem, med. dept,
Illinois, 17-18; asst. prof, hiochem. Western Ee*
serve, 18- A.A.; Chem. Soc; Soe. BioL Chem.
Metabolism; tumors; creatinin and ereatin; uric
acid; purina.

Morris, Prof. 0(8car) M(atlflon), Pullman, Wash.
Horticultwre, Highland, Eans, June 26, 74.
B.8, Okla. Col, 96; Cornell, 97-98; M.S, Wash.
State. Asst. hort, Okla. Col, 98-03, prof, 03-10;
prof, and head of dept. Wash. State, 11- 1Mb
mem. PomoL Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci Fruit grow-
ing and storage; berry breeding.

MMris, Prof. Bldiard, Butgers College, New
Brunswick, N. J. Mathematics. Keyport, N. J,
Nov. 9, 68. B.S, Butgers, 99, M.S, 02; Ph.D,
Cornell, 07. Instr. math, and graphics, Butgers,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

491

99-05, assoc. prof^ 05-09, prof, 09- A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Automorphio functions.

Morris, Prof. Boger S(ylye8ter), 3646 Washing-
ton Ave, ATondale, Cincinnati, Ohio. Medicine.
Ann Arbor, Mich, Sept. 24, 77. A.B, Michi-
gan, 00, M.D, 02. Instr. internal med. and
demonstrator clin. med, Michigan, 03-05; asst.
res. physician, Hopkins Hosp, 05--07 ; asst. fned,
Hopkins, 06-08, assoc, 08-15; prof, Cindnnatif
IS- Major, MX? 17-18, lieut. col, M.C, A.E.F,
18-19. Ass. Patn. and Bact; Am. Physicians;
Soc. Trop. Med; Soe. Olin. Inyest. The action
of X-rays on the blood; hemolysins in nrine;
changes in internal organs in experimental ane-
mia; experimental lipemia; leucocytic ferments.

BCorrls, Dr. 8(6th) M(aliry), Galveston, Tex.
Clwmisiry, Austin, Tex, June 15, 67. B.S,
Texas, 88; M.D, Columbia, 91. Prof. chem.
and toxicol, med. dept, Texas, 91-08, olin. prof,
ophthaly 08- Am. Med. Ass.

BCorrlson, Prof. Edwin, Michigan Agricultural Col-
lege, East Lansing, Mich. Physios. Blooming-
dale, Ind, March 5, 61. B.S, Earlham, 88, M.S,
91; Indiana. 90; Chicago, OO-Ol, 04. Prof.
science, Pacific Uol, 91-01; physics and chem,
Penn (Iowa), 01-06; physics, Earlham, 06-19;
Mich. Agr, Col, 19- Affiliated research prof,
Indiana. A.A; Physical Soc; feL Ind. Acad.
Mechanics; surface tension; phosphorescence;
energy losses in impacts.

BCorriaon, Prof FCrank) B(arxon), 1937 Arlington
Place, Madison, Wis. Animal hnuibandry. Fort
Atkinson, Wis, May 19, 87. B.S, Wisconsin,
11. Asst. and instr. agr. chem, Wisconsin, 11-
13, asst. prof, animal husbandry, 13-17, assoe.
prof, 17-19, prof, 19-, assi. director, Exp. Bta,
IS- Soc. Animal Production (seo'y, 15-17^
pros, 19). Animal feeding and nutrition.

MdnlBOii, Hiurold, U. 8. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. G. Bntomoloiiy. McC!ords-
▼ille, Ind. A.B, Cornell, 14; A.M, Stanford,
15. Asst, state entomologist's office, Ind, 11-
16; inspeetor, fed. hort. board, Z7. 8, Dept. Agr,
16-17, entom. explorer, 'bwr. cntom, 17-20, asit,
entomologist, tO- A.A; Entom. Soe; Asa. Econ.
Entom; Ind. Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc. Coc-
ddae.

MckRlaoii, Montford, 236 8. Bobey St, Chicago, HL
Phyties. Bainbridge,Ga,Dee.ll,83. France, Oer-
many and Italy. Beseareh worker, Ga. Tech. and
private lab, 0&-14 ; consulting engineer, Scheidel-
West X-ray Co, 14-17; Victor Blec. Corp, 11^
Physical Sqc; Math. Soc; Elee. Eng; Civil Eng|
Mech. Eng; Badio Eng; Chem. Eng; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soe; Chem. Soe; Elee«
trochem. Soc. Electricity; magnetism; electric
and magnetic fields; matiiematical interpreta-
tion of X-ray theory.

Morrison, Prof. B(oger) L(ero7), Clark Building,
Birmingham, Ala. ILigh%>ay engineering. Win-
netka, HI, Aug. 28, 83. A.B, Illinois, 11, B.S,
12; A.M, Oolumbia, 14. Instr. civil eng, Ten-
nessee, 11-12; junior engineer, IlL^Hi^way
Commission, 12-13; highway engineer, United
Gas Improv. Co, 13-14; prof, highway eng, Tex.
Col, 14-19; engineer of tests, Pittsburgh Test.
Lab, Birmingham, Ala, 19- Field and office
positions on railroad construction work, S. Pa-

cific and West. Pacific Bys, 05-09. A. A; Civil
Eng; Int. Ass. Bead Congresses. History of
broken stone road construction.

Morrow, Prof. Olarenoe A(u8tin), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Biochemistry. Near
Morrow, Ohio, Feb. 11, 81. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan,
06; A.M^ Oberlin, 09; PhJO, Minnesota, 18.
Asst. chem, Oberlin, 06-08; acting head, de-
partments physics and chem, Doane, 09-10;
prof, chem, Nebr. Wesleyan, 11-17; asst. soil
chem, Minnesota, 14-15, asst. prof. agr. bio^
chem, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc. Agricultural bio-
chemistry; organic matter of soil.

Morse, Albert P(itt8), 10 Upland Bead, Wellesley,
Mass. Zoology, Sherbom, Mass, Feb. 10, 63.
Summer sch. of entom, Cornell, 90 ; Woods Hole,
93. Asst. zool. lab, Wellesley, 88-08, curator,
sool. ftHMeum, and lecturer econ. entom, 90^;
instr. zool, Teachers' Sch. Science, Boston, 01-
10; curator nat. hist, Peabody Mus, Salem, Mass,
11- Beseareh asst, Carnegie Institution, 08, 05.
Boston Soc. Nat Hist; Cambridge Entom. Club
(pres, 02). Orthoptera, especially Acridiidae
of North America; New England entomology
and ornithology.

Morse, Dr. Arthnr (Henry), 71 College St, New
Haven, Conn. Obstetrics. Salem, Mass, Dec
13, 80. A.B, Tufts, 02; MJ), Hopkins, 06.
Instr. obstet, Hopkins, and res. obstetrician,
Hopkins Hosp, 10-11; obstet. and gynec, Cali-
fornia, 13-15; asst. prof, Yale. 15-20; asst. ob-
stetrician and gynecologist. New Haven Hosp,
15-20, obstetrician and gynecologist-in-chief.
New Haven Hosp. and Dispensary, tO- A. A;
Am. Med. Ass; CoL Surg; Gynee. Soc. Mechan-
ism and pathology of labor; creatin metabolism
in pregnancy; gynecology.

Morse, Dr. Edward 8(ylyeBter), Peabody Academy
of Science, Salem, Mass. ^Zoology, Ethnology,
Japanese ceramics. Portland, Mahie, June 18,
38. Lawrence ScL Sch, Harvard, 59-62, A.M;
special student under Prof. Agassis; hon. P1l.D,
Bowdoin; hon. ScD, Yale. Prof. comp. anat.
and zool, Bowdoin, 71-74; zool, Tokyo, 77-80;
director, Peabody Acad, 80-; "keeper Japanese
pottery. Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, 9i-
Mem. jury of awards, Columbian Expos, 93;
Pan-Am. Expos, 01; La. Purchase Expos, 04.
Commander, Order of the Bising Sun, Japan.
Nat. Acad; A. A. (gen. sec'y, 72, sec'y, B, 75,
V. pres, 76, pres, 86); Soc. Nat; Soe. Zool;
Anthrop. Abs; Am. Acad; PhUos. Soc; Antiq.
Soc; Oriental Soc; cor. mem. Numis. and Antiq.
Soc; cor. mem. Am. Inst. Archit; Micros. Soe;
Ass. Mus; cor. mem. Buffalo Soc Nat. Sd;
cor. mem. N. Y. Acad; Essex Inst; cor. mem.
Phila. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat Hist, (pres, 19) ;
Boston Malacol. Soc. (pres, 10) ; hon. mem.
Boston Soc. Archit; cor. mem. British Ass; fel.
London Soc. Arts; cor. mem. Berlin Anthrop.
Gesell; for. mem. Soc. Astron. de France; Soc.
Beige d 'Astron; London Japan Soc; Swedish
Soe. Anthrop. and Geog; hon. mem. Japan
Aquatic Ass. Brachiopo^; New England Mol-
lusca.

Mdrse, Prof. Fred W(iii8low), Amherst, Mass.
Chemistry. Berlin, Mass, Dee. 6, 65. B.8,
Worcester, 87, M.S, 00. Asst. diem, VLsm.
Exp. Sta, 87-88; N. H. Exp. Sta, 88-89, chem-

492

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ist, 89-09, V. director, 96-09 ; prof, ehem, N. H.
Col, 90-92, org. ehem, 92-09. Besearch chem-
ist, Mass. Exp. 8ta, 10. A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr.
Chem. Agricultural chemistry; phosphates of
iron and alumina; fermentation of com silage;
effect of cold storage on fruits; respiration of
apples; humus in soils; availability of soil pot-
ash; effect of lime compounds on root derelop-
ment; relation of temperature to plant growth;
sulphate of ammonia and soils; chem&try of
asparagus and cranberry plants.

BCorBe, Dr. Harold M(az8ton), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Mathematics. Waterville, Maine,
March 24 92. A.B. Golby, 14; A.M, Harvard,
15, Sheldon traveling fellow, 17, Ph.D, 17.
Inrtr, math, Harvard, 19-20; Cornell, tO- Sec-
ond lieut, O.A.C. Math. Soc Dynamical ^8-
tems; geodesic motion on a surface of negative
curvature; function theory.

Morae, Dr. H(arry) W(he«ler), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. *Fhy9ic8, PhyHoal chemistry. San
Diego, Calif, Feb. 25, 73. A.B, Stanford, 97;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 02. Instr. physics. Harvard, 02-
10,'a8st. prof, 10-12; lecturer chem, California,
12-13; in charge sdentiflc work. Western Pre-
cipitation Co, 13-18; tech. manager, Am. Trona
Corp, 18-20; ocnstUting chemist and metaUvr*
gist, to- CSiem. Soc; Min. Eng; Chem. Eng;
Am. Acad. Lumineeoenee spectra; storage bat-
teries; electrical precipitation; hydrometallnrgy
of copper; recovery of potash and borax from
desert brines.

Morae, Dr. John Lovett, 70 Bay State Boad, Bos-
ton, Mass. Medicine, Taunton, Mass, April
21, 65. A.B, Harvard, 87, A.M, M.D, 91. Asst
clin. med, Harvard Med. 8ch, 96-00, instr.
pediat, 00-06, asst. prof, 06-il5, prof, 15^ Vis-
iting physician. Children's Hosp; consulting
physician. Infants ' Hosp ; Floating Hosp. Emer.
mem. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; Pediat.
Soc; New Eng. Pediat. Soc. Diseases of chil-
dren.

Morse, Prof. Josiali, University of South Caro-
lina, Columbia, S. C. Psychology. Biehmondi
Va, Feb. 17, 79. A.M, Bichraond Col, 00 ; Ph.D,
Clark. 04. Lecturer and instr. poychol, Clark,
04-05; psychol. and educ, Texas, 05-06; prof.
philos. and educ, Peabody Col. Teadiers, OCP-11;
psychol. and phUos, South Carolina, ll- Be-
search asst. to Pres. G. Stanley Hall; prof, sum-
mer schools, Kans. State Nor. Sch; Davis and
Elkins; Summer Sch. of South; Cornell. A.A;
PsychoL Ass; S. Soc. Philos. and P^ychoL (v.
pres, 14). Bace and religious psychology.

Mtesa, Dr. Lelgliton B, Columbia University,
New York, N. Y. Physics. Iowa Co, Iowa, Jan.
14, 82. Ph.B, Qrinnell, 03; fellow, Nebraska,
03-^5; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Asst. physics,
Grinnell, 02-03; Columbia, 0(^-08, lecturer, 08-
09, instr, 09-18; asst. prof, Col. City of N. T,
18" A.A; Physical Soc. Electric double re-
fraction in carbon disulphid at a tenmerature
near the boiling x>oint; test of Kerr's law; the
selective reflection of bivalent carbonates in the
infra-red spectrum; the selective reflection of
salts of oxygen acids.

Morse, Dr. Mary Elizabeth, Homewood Apart-
ments, Baltimore, Md. Pathology. MontpeHer,
Yt, Feb. 16, 78. A.B, Goucher, 99; MD, Hop-

kins, 03. Asst. pathologist, Worcester State
Hosp, 13-15; pathologist, Boston State Hosp,
15-17. Ass. Path, and Bact; Medico-Psychol.
Ass. Bacteriology; neuropathology.

Morse, Prof. (Bfaz) Withrow, P. O. Drawer 861,
Morgantown, W. Va. Biochemistry. Dayton,
Ohio, May 7, 80. B.S, Ohio State, 03, A.M, 04;
Ph.D, Columbia, 09. Asst. sool, Ohio State, OS-
OS; asst, Bur. Fisheries, 05-08; instr. biol, CoL
Ci^ of N. Y, 08-10; J. Pierpont Morgan prof,
Trinity (Conn), 10>13; instr. physiol. diem,
Wisconsin, 13-15; asst. prof, biochem, Ne-
braska, 15-16; in charge diem. Nelson Morris
Mem. Inst, 16-18; assoc. prof, physiol, Wesft
Virginia, 18-19, prof, hiochem. emd sec'y, st^
of med, 19" Asst. physiol. chem, med. sch, Cor-
nell, 06; instr, Woods Hole, 07; abstractor,
'Chem. Abstracts,' and 'Physiol. Abstracts.'
A. A; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc Exp. Biol; London
Soc BioL Chem. Intracellular enzymes.

Morse, Dr. W(axner) J(adDBOii), Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Orono, Maine. Plant pathology,
Bacteriology. Waterbnry, Vt, Oct. 30, 72. B.8,
Vermont, 98, M.S, 03; Ph.D, Wisconnn, 12.
Teacher nat. science, Montpelier Sem, 99-01;
instr. bot, Vermont, 01-05, asst. prof, bacter,
05-06, asst. botanist. Vt. Exp. Sta, 01'-06; plasU
pathologist, Maine Bxp. Sta, 0$- A. A; Phyto*
path. Soe; Soc Bact; Bot Soc; Soc Prom.
Agr. Sci; N. E. Bot. Club; Vt. Bot. aub.
Pedology of maple sap flow; bacterial soft rots
of vegetables.

Morse, Prof. W(imaai) O(Ufford), Agricultural
College, Miss. Geology. Starr, Ohio, Oct. 28,
74. A.B, Ohio State, 06, fellow, 0<M)8, A.M,
08; Chicago, 11, 13-14. Asst geol, Ohio State,
07-08, instr, 08-13; Washington (St Louis),
14-16, asst. prof, 16-18; prof. Miss. Agr. Cil,
18- Asst. geologist, Ky. Geol. Surv, 07, 19;
geologist, Ohio State Highway Dept, 12-13;
asst. geologist, HL Geol. Surv, 14r-15; oil eeol-
ogist, 1^; asst state geologist. Miss, 18- AJL;
Paleont Soc; Ohio Acad. Stratigraphie geol-
ogy; highway materials; oil and gas.

Morton, Dr. Darwin ACbbot), 1017 Bellevtie Are,
Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Oroton, N. Y, Feb.
26, 7^. B.S, Cornell, 95, PhJ), 99. Teacher,
pub. sch, 89-91; asst. chem, Cornell, 95-96,
instr, 98-99, asst, 99-00; ohemM,Solvay Process
Co, 00- A. A; Chem. Soc The isomerie modi-
fications of anethol; methods of eommereial
analysis; alkali manufacture

Bforton, Dr. H(arold) A(rthiir), Miller Bubber Co,
Akron, Ohio. Chemistry. Worcester, Mass, Dec
25, 90. A.B, Clark, 12, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Pitts-
burgh, 15. Fellow, Mellon Inst, 15-19; direc-
tor, research, Miller Bubher Co, BO- Chem. Soc
Organic chemistry.

Mory, A(Q8tin) V(an) HCoesem), Procter and
Gamble Co, Ivorydale, Ohio. Chemistry. Near
Masonville, Iowa, Nov. 15, 69. Wooster, 88-90;
B.S, Bose, 94, Ch.E, 14. Anatyst, m. Steel Co,
95 ; asst chem. Armour and Co, 96-01 ; in charge
chem. dept, Armour Packing Co, 01-07; chidf,
IT. B. Lab. Food and Drug Inspection, Ksnwis
City, Mo, 07-11; director, tech. lab. Sears Boe-
\mek and Co, 11-20; chem. supt, Procter and
Oamhle Co, eO- Chem. Soc (sec'y, Kansas Citj
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board, 'Jonr. Ind. and Eng^. Chem,' IS-; eouzi-
oilor, 20>). Technology of oils, fats, soaps, and
glycerin.

MoBChcowitB, Dr. AloziB V(ictor), 925 Madison
Are, New York, N. Y. Surgery. Giralt, Hun-
gary, April 25, 65. Pli.G, N. Y. Col. Pharmacy,
85; M.D, Oolnmbia, 91. Prof, oUn. 8urg, Co-
Iwnhia, 13" Attending surgeon, Mt. Sinai
Hosp. Surg. Ass; N. Y. Aoad. Med; Int. Surg.
Soc.

Mosehcowitz, Dr. E(li), 41 W. 83 St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine. Hungary, Aug. 2, 79. A.B,
Col. City of N. Y, 96; M.D, Columbia, 00;
Vienna and Berlin, 04. Fathologist, Beth Israel
Soepf N. 7. City, 07-; adj. visiting physician,
Mt. Sinai Hasp, 17- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact>
Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Path. Soc. (pros, 17-19) ;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Pathological and internal
medicine; anaphylaxis; hypertension and nephri«
tis; adrenal diseases; appendicitis; calcification
and ossification; cysts of liver; cancerous infil-
tration of nerves; medical history.

ISoseley, E(dwin) L(lncoln), Bowling Green,
Ohio. Zoology, Botany, Physiography. Union
City, Mich, March 29, 65. A.M, Michigan, 85.
Teacher, high sch. Grand Bapids, Mich, 85-87;
Sandusky, 89-14; head, dept. sci, State Nor.
Col, Bowling Green, Ohio, 14- Mem. Steere
zool. ezped. to Philippines, 87-88. A. A; Ohio
Acad, (seo^y, 95-03, pros, 04). Changes in
level of Lake Erie; formation of Sandusky Bay
and Cedar Point; flora of Northern Ohio; coUse
of trembles and milk-sickness.

BCosetey, Prof. Hal Walters, Tulane University,
New Orleans, La. Chemistry. Bussellville, Ky,
July 14, 88. B.8, Bethel, 08, M.S, 10; A.M,
Tulane, 14. Prof. chem. and physics, OUa. Bap-
tist Col, 08-11; assoo. prof, chem, Tulane, 11-
Prof. chem, Peabody Col. Teachers, summer, 14.
A. A; Chem. Soc. (v. pres. La. sect) ; New Or-
leans Acad, (treas). Inorganic and physical
chemistry; passivity of metals; quantitative
methods; physical constants; potassium chlorate.

MosenthaJ, Prof. Hemnan O(tto), 49 E. 53d St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. New York, N. Y,
July 8, 78. A.B, Columbia, 99, M.D, 03. 'Asst.
biol. chem, Columbia, 08-09, instr, 09-12, assoc,
12-14, asst. mod, 09-10, instr, 10-14; assoc.
prof, Hopkins, 14-18; assoo, Columbia, 19-20;
assoc. prof, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. ScK and
Eosp, to- A. A; Am. Physicians; Am. Med.
Ass; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp! Biol; Soc. CliiL
Invest; N. Y. Acad. Med. Diseases of metab-
olism.

Mbsar, Oapt Jeff(6rBo)n rcnmklin), U. S. N,
2040 Santa Clara Ave, Alameda, Calif. Ocean-
ography. Allentown, Pa, May 3, 48. Grad,
U. S. Naval Acad, 68. Promotions from mid-
shipman to oapt, 17.8.N, 68- Mem. four expe-
ditions on Isthmus of Darien and in Nicaragua,
69-75; on coast surv. service, 75-95; hydrog.
inspector, U. 6. Coast and Geod. Surv, 93-95;
mem. Fur-Seal Commission, 96, 97; in command
'Albatross' on fishery investigations and ocean-
ography, 96-02; on Agassis South Sea ezped,
99-00. A. A; Naval Inst. Asiatic- American
fisheries; Pacific fisheries; salmon fisheries of
Alaska.

Mosher, Dr. Olelia Duel, Stanford University,
CaUf. Physiology. Albany, N. Y, Dec. 16, 63.
A.B, Stanford, 93, A.M, 94; M.D, Hopkins, 00.
Asst. hygiene, Stanford, 93-94, instr, 94-96,
asst. prof, personal hygiene and med. adviser of
women, 10- Asst. gynec, H. A. Kelly's sani-
tarium and extern, Hopkins Hosp, 00-01; med.
investigator, children's bur. and assoc. med. di-
rector, refugee bur, Bed Cross, Paris, 17-19.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass. Physiology of women;
blood pressure; respiration; menstruation; dys-
menorrhea; schematograph for recording pos-
ture; gallstones; muscular strength; personal
hygiene.

IMbsher, Dr. Edna, University of New Mexico,
Albuquerque, N. Mex. Entomology. Kempt
Shore, N. 8. B.S.A, Cornell, 08; M.8, IIU-
nois, 13, Ph.D, 15. Teacher, rural science
schools, N. S, 02-05; supervisor nature study
and sch. gardens, Hampton, Ya, 08-10; instr.
nature study and sch. gardens, Gary, Ind, 10*
12; entom, Illinois, 15-18; Ohio State, 18-19;
prof, hiol. New Mexico, 19- Instr. agr. and
nature study. State Nor. Inst, Ya, summers, 09,
11; entom, lake lab. (Ohio), summer, 19; re-
search specialist. Maine Exp. Sta, summer, 15.
Governor-general's medal, 00. A.A; EntosL
Soc; Soc. Zool; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc;
Ohio Acad; Int. Entom. Soc; N. S. Entom. Soc.
Morphology and taxonomy of immature stages
of insects, especially Lepidoptera; grasses of
lUinois; Gramineae.

Hosier, Prof, ^(eromiali) a(aorge),908 W. Illinois
St, Urbana, IH Agronopiy. Pike Co, Ohio, Jan.
8, 62. B.6, Illinois, 93. Instr. soil physios,
Illinois, 02-04, asst. prof, 04-11, prof, and chief
of depj, 11- Soil physics; clay subsoils; culti-
vation of corn; peat as fertilizer; climate of
Illinois.

Moss, Dr. Sanford Adezander), General Electric
Co, Lynn, Mass. Engineering. San Francisco,
Calif, Aug. 23, 72. B.S, California, 96, M.S,
00; Ph.D, Cornell, 03. Instr. eng, Calif omiai
97-98; mech. eng, Cornell, 01-03; engineer,
mech. research dept, Gen. Elec. Co, Lynn, Mas*,
04" With Air Service, U.S. A, 17-19. A. A;
Physical Soc; Mech. Eng; Elec. Eng; Eng.
Educ. Mathematical engineering; engineering
thermodynamics.

IMbflS, Prof. William L(oren20), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Medicine. Athens, Gkt,
Aug. 23, 76. B.S, Georgia, 01; M.D, Hopkins,
05; Berlin, 07. Bes. house officer, Hopkins
Hosp, 05-06, asst. physician, 06-07; instr. med,
Hopkins, 08-10, assoc, 10-14; asst. res. physi-
cian, Hopkins Hosp, 10-14; intern. State Inst.
Study Malignant Diseases, Buffalo, 14-15; asst.
prof, dept. health, Yale, 17; dept. prev. med.
and hygiene. Harvard Med. Sch, 19- In charge.
Harvard exped. to Peru, 16. Capt, major and
lieut. col, M. C, 17-19. Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Trop.
Med: Ass. Tuber; assoc. Am. Physicians. Im-
munity; anaphylaxis; tuberculosis; hemorrhagic
diseases; blood transfusion; diphtheria; influ-
enza; pneumonia.

Mote, Don O(arlos), Office of State Entomologist,
Phoenix, Ariz. Entomology. Greenville, Ohio,
Jan. 13, 87. B.S, Ohio State, 11; M.S, 12.

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Parasitologist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 12-19; state en-
tomologist, Aria, 19- A.A; Ohio Acad. Para-
sitology; bionomics of the cheese skipper -and
Drosophila ampelophila; distribution of Hypo-
derma; parasites of fowls and sheep.

Motherwell, Bobert MUlford, Dominion Observa-
tory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. MOlf ord, Man,
Aug. 14, 81. B.A, Toronto, 07, M.A, 08. Ob-
server, Dominion Observatory, 07-13, asst. as-
tronomer, 13-19, astronomer, 19- Gold medal,
Boyal Astron. Soc. Can, 07. Astron. Soe; Boyal
Astron. Soc Can. (sec'y, Ottawa Centre). Don*
ble stars; occultations of stars by the moon;
direct celestial photography; light variations of
stars.

Hott, Director William E(lton), Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineer-
ing, Burlington, N. J, Jan. 24, 68. Pennsyl-
vania, 84-85; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 89. Asst,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 89-90; practising civil engi-
neer, 90-92; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 92-01|
asst. prof, 01-05; assoc. prof, hydraul. eng,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 05-09; prof, and head, dept.
civil eng, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 09-17, dean, seh.
applied science, 17-19, director, div. science and
eng, 19- A..A; Assoc, mem. Civil Eng; Eng.
Educ; Forestry Ass; West. Pa. Eng. Soc. Sci-
ence and engineering.

Mott, W(illiam) Boy, 1586 Cohassett Ave, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Bledrochemistry. Decorah, Iowa,
Feb. 11, 80. B.S.(Electrochem. Eng), Wiscon-
sin, 03, M.S.(Chem. Eng), 07; Cornell, 04. Re-
search chemist. Carborundum Co, 05-06; instr.
chem, Wisconsin, 07-08 ; research chem. engineer,
Nat. Carbon Co, 09- Lecturer illuminating eng.
Case, 19-20. Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Soc.
(sec^ Cleveland sect, 19-20) ; Soc. Motion Pic-
ture Eng; nium. Eng. Soc. Single potentials of
zinc, halogens and alkali metals; are images in
chemical analysis; volatility of refractories;
white light in motion picture photography;
flame arc carbons and lamps.

Ifottier, Prof. David M(yer8), Bloomington, Ind.
*Botany. Patriot, Ind, Sept. 4, 64. A.B, In-
diana, 91, A.M, 92; Ph.D, Bonn, 97. Instr. bot,
Indiana, 91-93, assoc. prof, 93-98, prof, 98--
A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States;
Nat. Cent. States; Ind. Acad, (pres, 07) ; Wash.
Acad. Cytology and fecundation in Sperma-
phyta; embryology of archegoniates; centrifugal
force upon the cell; cytology of reproductive
cells; fecundation; plastids as permanent or-
gans of the cell.

Monltpn, Prof. O(harle0) Bobert» University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Chemistry. Clifton,
Pa, Sept. 16, 84. B.S, Illinois, 07, fellow, 07;
M.S.A, Missouri, 09, Ph.D, 11. Asst. agr. chem,
Missouri, and Exp. Sta, 07-10, instr, 10-12,
asst. prof, 12-18, prof, 18- Asst. animal nutri-
tion, inst. animal nutrition. Pa. State^ 17-18.
A.A; Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. Agricultural
chemistry; animal nutrition; nitrogenous bodies
in meat and meat extracts; timothy and wheat;
composition, maintenance, growth and energy
metabolism of beef animals.

Monlton, Prof. OCharles) W(llllain), 21 Barclay
St, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Chemistry. Elmira,
N. Y, May 6, 59. A.B, Minnesota, 85; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 89. Instr. chem. and physics, Shat-

tuck Sch, Faribault, Minn, 85-87, 89-92; assoc.
prof, chem, Vassar, 92-94, prof,. 94- Chem.
Soc ; Soc. Chem. Indust.

Monlton, Dudley, City Hall, San Franciaeo, Calif*
Entomology. San Jose, Calif, Dec. 29, 79. A3,
Stanford, 03, A.M, 06. County entomologist,
Santa Clara Co, Calif, 0^06; agent and expert,
bur. entom, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 06-09; deputy com-
missioner, Calif. State Commission of Hort, 09-
11; hort. commissioner. Ban Franoisco City and
Co, 15- A.A. Scale insects. Thysanoptera of
California; insects affecting California decidu-
ous fruits; horticultural quarantine.

Monlton, Prof. E(lton) J(ame8), 909 Colfax St,
Evanston, HI. Mathematics. Le Boy, Mich,
Aug. 4, 87. B.S, Chicago, 07, Ph.D, 13; A.M,
Wisconsin, 10; Harvard, 10-11. Prof, math,
Pritchett, 08-09; instr, Wisconsin, 09-10; Har-
vard, 10-11; iforthtoestem, 12-13, asst. prof,
13-17, assoc. prof, 17- A.A; Math. Soc (act-
ing sec'y, Chicago sect, 18) ; Math. Ass; Astron.
Soc. Botating fluid bodies; mathematical analy-
sis.

Monlton, Dr. F(oregt) B(ay), tTniversitiy of Chi-
cago, Chicago^ HI. *Mathematics, Celestial
mechanics. LeBoy, Mich, April 29, 72. A.B,
Albion, 94; Ph.D, Chicago, 99. Instr. astron,
Albion, 92-94; asst, Chicago, 96-98, assoc, 9S-
00, instr, 00-03, asst. prof, 03-08, assoc. prof,
08-12, prof, 1$^ Nat. Acad; A.A; Math. Soc
(assoc ed, 'Trans,' 08-); Astron. Soe; Am.
Acad; hon. cor. mem. British Ass; fel. Boyal
Astron. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Besist-
ance to comets passing through sun's corona;
criteria of temporary stability of satellite mo-
tion; problem of four bodies; problem of n
bodies; determination of orbits from spectro-
scopic observations; nebular hypothesis; general
methods of determining orbits; foundations of
geometry; periodic solutions of problem of three
bodies; nebular hypothesis; convergency of
series used in celestial mechanics; ballistics; dif-
ferential equations; theory of functions of in-
finitely many variables.

Monnt» Prof. Oeo(rge) HCaines), 2303 Franklin
St, JCedar Falls, Iowa. Psychology. Fairfield,
Iowa, May 1, 79. A.B, Parsons, 03; A.M, Iowa,
08, Ph.D, 10. Instr. science, l^igh sch, Algona,
Iowa, 03-05; principal schools, Kanawha, 05-
07; asst. educ, Iowa, 08-10; prof. psychoL and
educ, Northern State Nor. Sch, Midi, 10-11;
psychol, Iowa State Teachers Col, 11- Ast^
psychol, Iowa, summer, 09. Psychol. Ass; Nat.
Educ. Ass; Iowa Acad. Musical talent and
training; pitch discrimination.

Monntcastle, Dr. H(arry) W(illiam), Western
Beserve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Physics,
Pittsburgh, Pa, Feb. 5, 75. B.S, Case, 97, M.S,
00; Paris, 98; A.M, Western Reserve, 01; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 04. Instr. physics, Case, 97-02; assoc,
Bryn Mawr, 04^06; research asst, N. T. Tele-
phone Co, 06-07; asst. prof, physics. Western
Beserve, 07-11, assoc prof, 11-14, prof, 14-18,
physics and astron. and director, physical lab,
18- A.A. (sec'y, council, 12, gen. sec'y, 13);
Physical Soc; Elec Eng; Hlum. Eng. Soc
Thermal conductivity of glass; the magnetic
rotatory dispersion of sodium vapor; wavea

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along wires; high frequency' oscillations; optical
behavior of metals.

Monibess, Oharlafl A(lbert), IT. 8. Coast and
Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy,
Andover, N. Y, Feb. 1, 89. darkson Mem.
Sch. Tech. Aid, U. 8. Cotui and Oeod. 8urv,
KV-ll, geod. computer, 11- Instr. geod. and
astron, summer sdi. eng, Columbia, 13, 15, 17;
lieut, corps engineers, 17-19. Math. Ass ; Wash.
Soc. Eng. Triangulation.

Moyor, Pzof. Jameg Ambros^ State House, Bos-
ton, Mass. Engineering. Cedars, Pa, Sept. 13,
75. B JB, State Nor. Seh, West Chester, Pa, 93 ;
B.S, Harvard, 99, Austin fellow, 00-01, A.M, 04.
Draftsman for Commander Boy 0. Smith, 99;
instr. descriptive geom. and eng. Harvard, 01-
04; engineer, turbine dept, and chief computer,
research lab. Gen. Elec. Co, 05-07; statist, engi-
neer, Westinghouse, Church, Kerr and Co, New
York, 07-08: prof. mech. eng. in charge meeh.
and hydrog. laboratories, Michigan, 08-12 ; prof,
mech. eng, Pa. State, 12-15; director, Mass.
Dept. Educ, 15- Chairman, congressional com-
mission on war invention, 17-19; advisory
commission on educ, T7.S.N, 19- A. A; Mech.
Eng; Elec. Eng; Automotive Eng; Eng. Educ;
Nat. Educ. Ass; Univ. Ext. Ajbs; Franklin
Inst; Boston Soc Civil Eng; Boston Math,
and Physical Club; Boston Econ. Club; Verein
Ing; Int. Inst, du Froid. Explosive mixtures
in gas engine cylinders; continuous engine indi-
cators; superheated steam; steam turbines; tur^
bine air compressors; aspirators; stresses in
disks; heat transmission as affected by veloci-
ties; earth pressures.

Mudcenfiifls, Pzof. A(nfhony) M(oiiltrie), Perth
Amboy, N. J. Chemigtry. Charleston, S. C,
Aug. 5, 69. A.B, Wofford, 89, A.M, 90; Ph.D,
HopkixLS, 95. Prof, chem, Millsaps, 93-02; Ar-
kansas, 02-05; Mississippi, 05-15; Emory, 15-
20; researeh ohefMti, Boeasler and Hamlaeher
Chem. Co, MO- State ehemist. Ark; pres, Faculty
Beseareh Club, Arkansas, 06. A.A; Chem. Soc.
(chairman, Cku sect, 20) ; Soc. Test. Mat. Oils,
pi^ts and pigments; parasulphamin benzoic
acid; mineral and industrial resources of Mis-
sissippi; fertilizers in Arkansas; a new test for
paint; .foods.

Hadd, Dr. Hanrey 0(l]mer), Humboldt Building,
St. Louis, Mo. Surgery. St. Louis, Aug. 29,
57. M.D, Washington (St. Louis), 81. Prof,
clin. 8urg, med. dept, WoBhifngton (St. Louis).
A. A; Surg. Ass. (v. pres, 20); Ass. Genito-
urinary Surg, (pres, 08); ArcheoL Inst; St.
Louis Acad; Int. Ass. Urol; Int. Surg. Ass; Soc.
Physico-Chirurg. di Palermo.

Mndd, 8(6dley) W(inteiBiiiitli), 1208 Hollings-
worth Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Mining en-
gineering. Kirkwood, Mo, Aug. 16, 61. E.M,
Washington (St. Louis), 83. Assayer and supt,
St. Louis Smelting and Bef. Co, 83-85; mana-
ger. Small Hopes ConsoL Co. and Boreel Mining
Co, 87-12; consulting engineer, N. J. Zinc Co,
02-04; Guggenheim Explor. Co, and Am. Smelt,
and Bef. Co, 04-05; pres. and manager, Queen
Esther Mining and Milling Co, 04-09; eonsuiting
mining engineer, 09- Trustee, Pomona. Col,
staff, U.S.A, 18-19. Min. and Metal. Eng;

Inst. Min. and Metal; British Min. and Metal.
Inst.

Maeller, Dr. Edward, Burton Halls, Dana St,
Cambridge, Mass. Chemistry. South Bend, Ind,
Oct 16, 83. B.S, Purdue, 02; A.M, Harvard,
05, Ph.D, 07; Heidelberg, summer, 08. AnaL
chemist, Norfolk and Western Bailway Co, 02-
04; asst. ohem, Hiirvard, 05-07, instr. med. sch,
Washington (St. Louis), 07-10; Tufts, 10-11;
McM. Ifist. Tech, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-20; assoc.
prof, go- A.A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad. Ad-
sorption; atomic weights; aromatic character;
hydrocarbon oils; ammoniates; biological chem-
istry.

Mueller, ECiigene) F, 3914 Huntington St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Physios. Denison, Iowa, Jan. 8,
83. A.B, Iowa, 02, 04^05; Harvard, 08-09.
Assoc, physicist. Bur. of Standards, 05, 08, 09-
A.A; Physical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos.
Soc Thermometry; calorimetry.

Mnanscher, Walter OConrad Leopold), ComeU
University, Ithaca, N. Y. Botany. Fischbach,
Germany, May 30, 91. A.B, Wash. State, 14;
A.M, Nebraska, 15; Cornell, 16-20. Instr. biol.
and German, Wash. High Sch, Sioux Falls, S.
Dak, 15-16 ; hot, N. Y. State Col Agr, Cornell,
16- Asst. instr. marine bot, Puget Sound Ma-
rine Sta, summers, 15, 16; field asst. cereal in-
vestigations, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
17. In U.S.A, 18-19. A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL
Soc; S. Dak. Acad. Plant pathology and physi-
ology; algology; taxonomy.

Xfoeeebeck, OCail) F(redeilck) WCiUiam), Cor-
nell University, Ithaca, N. T. Entomology.
Medina, N. Y, Sept. 24, 94. B.S, Cornell, 1«.
With bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16-18; instr.
parasitol, Cornell, 18- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom. Insect parasitism; parasitic
Hymenoptera.

Mnir, Boy OdrnmiliigB), International General
Electric C!o, Schenectady, N. Y. Electrical en-
gineering. Arcadia, Wis, Dec. 30, 81. B.S.
(E.E), Wisconsin, 05. Engineer, Int. Gen. Elec.
Co, 19- A.A; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng. Design
and operation of electric power apparatus; tur-
bine design.

Mnlford, Prof. Walter, University of Calif omiay
Berkeley, Calif. Forestry. MiUville, N. J, Sept.

16, 77. B.SJ^, Cornell, 99, F.B, 01. State for-
ester, Ck)nn, and forester, donn. Exp. Sta, 01-04;

* forest agent, U. S. Bur. Forestry, 04-05; asst.
prof, forestry, Michigan, 05-07, junior prof, 07-
11; prof, and head of dept, Cornell, 11-14; prof,
and head of dvo, California, 14-, director, res.
instruction, col. agr, 19- Aast, Yale Forest Sch,
summer, 02, autumn, 03; mem. board editors,
'Forestry Quarterly,' 02-04, 09; forest agent
and forest expert, U. S. Forest Service, live
summers. Soc. Foresters.

Mollan, Dr. Eugene H(agaii), U. S. Public Serr-
iee. Cape May, N. J. Psychology. Oakland,
Calif, July 18, 79. B.S, St. John's (Md), 99;
MJ>, Maryland, 03. Asst. surgeon, V. 8. Pub.
Health Service, 05-09 ; passed asst. surgeon, 09-

17, surgeon, 17-, in charge, hosp. for mental dis-
eases, 19- Medico-Psychol. Ass. Psychiatry;
mental hygiene; mental deficiency; mentality of
rural school children and of immigrants; epi-
lepsy; pupil conditions in immigrants.

496

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

BCnllfliiiz, Prof. B(oUin) O(larke), 461 Washing-
ton St, Appleton, Wis. Zoology. La Valle, Wis,
Not. 20, 69. A.B, Wheaton, 95, AM, 97; Chi-
cago, summers, 95, 96, 01; Ph.D, Harvard, 08.
Initr. chem. and biol, Wheaton, 95-97, prof, 97-
05; biol, Yankton, 08-11; Lawrence, 11-16, aool,
16- Bowdoin prize and bronze medal, Harvard,
09; mem. ed. staff, 'Milwaukee Jour,' 19. AJL;
Soo. ZooL Nerve terminations in the ear of
fishes; the neuro-flbrillae in the ear of birds and
their connections.

Mailer, Dr. George P(aia), 1930 Spruce St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Surgery, Philadelphia, June 29,
77. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 95; M.D, Penn-
cfylvania, 99; M.S, ViUanova, 16. Aseoo* swrg,
fned. soh, Pennsylvania, 10-, prof, grad. soh, 19-
Surgeon, Misericordiae and St. Agnes Hospitals;
conmlting surgeon, Chester Co. Hosp. Surg.
Ass; Clin. Surg. Soc; CoL Surg; Am. Med. Ass;
Pediat. Soc; Phila. CoL Physieians. Clinical
surgery.

MuUsr, Prof. Hennaiin J(oseph), TTniversity of
Texas, Austin, Texas. Biology. New York, Dec.
21, 90. A3 Columbia, 10, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 16.
Aast. phjsiol, Cornell, 11-12; zool, Columbia,
12-15; instr. biol. Bice Inst, 15-18; aool, Colum-
bia, 18-20; aesoe. prof, Texas, tO- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; feL N. Y. Acad.
Genetics.

MttUer, Prof. John Htighei, TTniversitj of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Phila-
delphia, Dee. 26, 82. A.M, Pennsylvania, 09,
Ph.D, 10. Instr. chem, Pennsylvania, 10-19,
asst. prof. anal, chem, 19- Chem. Soc. Analyt-
ical and inorganic chemistry; atomic weights.

KtaUlken, Prof. 8(aiiniel) P(aiB0ii8), 10 Harris
St, Newburyport, Mass. ^Chemistry. Newbury-
port, Deo. 19, 64. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 87;
PhJ), Leipzig, 90; fellow, Clark, 90-91. Asst.
chem, Ciniciimati, 88-^9; assoc, Bryn Mawr,
91-92; instr. and acting head, dept. chem, Clark,
92-94; instr. and later asst. prof. org. ohem,
Mass. Inst. Teoh, 95-13, assoo. prof, IS- Major,
C.W.S, 18-19. A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad.
Organic chemistry; generflJ method for identifi-
cation of organic compounds by systematic pro-
cedure based on physical properties and chemical
behavior.

Mullikiii, Dr. B(idiard) Kddholas), 9116 duPont
Building, Wilmington, DeL Chemistry. Balti-
more, Md, July 15, 88. A.B, Hopkins, 12, Ph.D,'
15. Fellow, M^on Inst, 15-16; chemist in
charge pharmaceut. research and mf g, British
Am. Chem. Co, 16-17; special asst. to manager
of dye div, B. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 17-
Chem. Soc. Manufacture of dyestuffs, interme-
diates, heavy chemicals and pharmaceutical
products.

HalUn, B(o1>ert) HCyndman), Vancouver Gen-
eral Hospital, Vancouver, B. C, Can. HygicTie.
Hamilton, Ont, 77. B.A, Toronto, 99, M.B, 02.
Asst. prof. path, and bacter, Minnesota, 06-08,
assoc. prof, 08-10, public health, 10-15; director,
lab. div, Minn. State Board of Health, 10-15;
Nevada State Hygienic Lab, 15-17; director,
lab, Vancouver Gen. Hosp, 17-; prof, hacter,
British Colvmhia, 17-, pub. health, £0- Demon-
strator bacter, Toronto; bacteriologist. Provin-
cial Board of Health laboratories, Out. A. A;

Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Can. Pub. Health Ass; feL Boyal Sanit.
Inst; feL Boyal Inst. Pub. Health. PubUie
health.

MulUnfl, Dr. a(eorge) W(aDcer), Columbia Uni-
versi^. New York, N. Y. Mathematics. Fay-
etteville. Ark, Feb. 11, 81. A3, Arkansas, 04;
A.M, Columbia, 12, Ph.D, 17. Prof, math, Sim-
mons (Tex), 05-12; instr, Barnard, Columbia,
12--19, asst. prof, 19- Math. Soc

Mnlsow, Prof. P(rederick) W(miun), UnlTerBity
of Chicago, Chicago, 111. Botany, Bacteriology.
Baldwin, Kans, 82. A3, Baker, 11; fellow,
Kansas, 18-14, A.M, 15; fellow, Chicago, 18-19,
Ph.D, 19, M.D, Bush M.ed. Col, 20. Asst. state
food bacteriologist, Kans, 14-15; asst. prof,
bacter, Wash. State, 15-16; asst, Chicago, 17-
18. A.A.

Mumford, Dean F(xederiek) B(lackmar), Colum-
bia, Mo. Agriculture. Moscow, Mich, May 28,
68. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 91, M.S, 93; Leipzig,
00; Zurich, 01. Asst, Mich. Exp. Sta, 91-95,
asst. prof, agr, Mich. Agr. Col, 93-95; prof,
Missouri, 95-04, acting dean, coll agr. and act-
ing director, Exp. Sta, 03-05, prof, animal hus-
bmidry, OS-, dean, eol. agr. and director, Exp.
Sta, 09. COiairman, Mo. Council Defense, Food
Ad, Mo, 17-19. A.A. (councilor, 16); Soc
Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Animal Production. Ani-
mal husbandry.

Mumford, Prof. Hei1>ert W(iiid8or), ITrbana, IlL
Animal husbandry. Moscow, Mich, Feb. 26, 71.
Albion, 87-89; B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 91. Instr.
agr, Mich. Agr. Col, 95, asst. prof, 96-97, ani-
mal husbandry, 97-98, prof. agr. %ind experi-
menter with live stock, 98-00; prof, animal hus-
bandry, lUinois, and chief in animal husbandry,
III. Exp Sta, 01- A. A; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci;
Soc. Animal Production; Eeon. Ass; HL Acad.
A comparison of fodders; the production and
marketing of wool; comparison of silage and
shock com for beef production; market classes
and grades of beef cattle; physical properties of
meats; effects of feeds on the quality of pork;
comparison of methods of feeding com and
clover for fattening steers; beef production;
practical gardening and farming.

Mnnde^ Dr. F(xed) W(eaver), 2425 Belleview
Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Chemigtry. Centerville,
Ind, July 31, 87. A3,' Wabash, 10, M.S, 18 ;
PhJ), Illinois, 15. Besearch agr. chemist, IlL
Exp. Sta, 11-17; research chemist, Monsanto
Chem. Works, 17-- CSiem. Soc.

ICimcie, J(ee8e) H(oward), Girard, Pa. Plant
pathology. Middlebury, Ind, July 3, 90. A3,
Wabash, 12; fellow, ComeU, 12-13, A.M, 16.
Asst. botanist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 13; asst. plant
path, Mich. Exp. Sta, 13-17, research asst, 17;
path, inspector, plant disease snrv, bur. plant
indust, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 17-18 ; asst. prof, plant
path. Pa. State, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc. Diseases of vegetables.

Monger, Thornton T(aft), TJ. S. Forest Service,
Portland, Oregon. Forestry. North Adams,
Mass, Oct. 3, 83. A.B, Yale, 05, M.r, 08. For-
est asst. and later foresi examiner, TJ. S. Forest
Service, 08-, in charge, office of silviculture, 18-
Lecturer nat. forest administration, forest sch,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

497

Yale, 16; special lectnreryWashingrton (Seattle) ;
Oregon CoL Soe. Foresters; EeoL Soe. Silvies;
siMeultTire; forest influences; forest mensura-
tion.

Mum, M(alcolm) J(olin), Cosden Bnilding,
Tulsa, Okla. Geology, Bodeaw, Ark, Aug. 2,
74. Arkansas. Topographical aid and asst
topographer, XT. 8. Geo! Snrv, 02-01, asst. geol-
o^at, 04-13; oil geologist, 13-20; pres, Mwm
Bros, Ino, £1- GeoL Soe; Wash. GeoL Soe.
General and economic geology, espeeiallj of oil
and gas fields of the eastern part of the United
States.

Mnnn, MCanoel) TQiomtoii), Experiment Sta-
tion, Geneva, N. Y. Botany. Plainwell, Mich,
Jan. 31, 87. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 12, fellow, 15-
16, M.S, 17. Assoe. botanist, N. 7. Exp, 8ta,
Geneva, 12-15, 16- Phjtopath. Soe; Ass. Seed
Anal. Plant pathology; seeds.

Moan, W(i]llam) Faltonte, 518 Main St, East
Orange, N. J. Chemistry, East Orange, Jan.
20, 91. Columbia. Chemist, W. Va. Pulp and
Paper Co; Lederle Laboratories; Gen. Chem. Co;
chief ehem. and elec engineer, Elec. Alloy Co;
eMef chemist, Colwa Piottwes Corp, A.A;
Chem. Soe; Soe. Chem. Indust; Hadio Club; N.
Y. Chemists dub.

Umma, Edw(ard) K(orfolk), 114 Sansome St,
San Francisco, Calif. Forestry. St. Louis, Mo,
Jan. 13, 89. Michigan. Director, Conyerso
Bxp. Sta, U. 8. Forest Service, 12-18, for-
est examiner, 18- A. A; Soe. Foresters; EcoL
Soe; West. Soe. Nat. Ecology.

Iftnziroe, Prof. Oharlaa £(dward), Forest Glen,
Md. ^Chemistry. Cambridge, Mass, May 24,
49. B.S, Harvard, 71; Ph.D, George Washings
ton, 94, LL.D, 14. Asst. chem, Harvard, 71-74;
prof, U. S. Naval Acad, 74^86; chemist, U.S.N.
Torpedo Sta. and War Col, 86-92; prof. chem.
and dean, f aeulty of grad. studies, George Wash-
ifngton, 92-18, emer. prof, IS- Mem. IT. S. As-
say Commission, 85, 90, 93; visitor, TJ. S. Naval
Acad, 98; apecial agent in charge ehem. in-
dustries, census, 00, 05, 10; consulting chemist,
XT, S. GeoL Surv, 07-; collaborating chemist, XT.
S. Dept. Agr, 08-09; eonsulting expert ex-
plosives, IT. S. Bur. Mines, 10-; chairman, com-
mittee explosives, Nat. Beseareh Council, 18-;
lecturer, Lowell Inst, 91-92. Commandant Or-
der of Medjidje from Sultan of Turkey, 01.
A.A. (see'y, subseet. chem, 80, v. pros, 88);
Chem. Soe. (pros, 98); Soe. Chem. Indust;
Philos. Soe; Naval Inst, (ed, 'Proe,' 80-86);
Am. Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Chem. Soe.
(pres, 95); London Chem. Soe; Chem. Gesell.
Explosives; analytical methods; chemical tech-
nology.

Mimroe, Prof. Honxy 8(mith), Litchfield, Conn.
Physios. Brooklyn, N. Y, March 25, 50. B.S,
Brooklyn Polytech, 67; E.M, Columbia, 69,
Ph.D, 76, hon. ScD, 04. Asst. geologist, Ohio
State GeoL Surv, 70-71; asst. chemist, TT. S.
Dept. Agr, 70-72; asst. geologist and mining
engineer, Geol. Surv, Yesso, Japan, 72-75; prof,
geoi and mining, Tokyo, 75-76; adj. prof. surv.
and practical mining, Columbia, 77-91, prof,
mining, 91-15, dean, faculty of applied science,
97-99. Min. Eng. (v. pres, 90-92); Min. and
Metal. Soe. (pres, 08-09, sec'y, 10-); Eng.
32

Educ. (pres, 09-10). Movement of mineral
grains in water currents; subsidence of mineral
grains in water and separation according to ve-
locity; support of underground excavations in
incoherent materials; economic physics.

Sffonflon, Dr. J(olin) P, 706 N. Anderson St,
EUensburg, Wash. Zoology, Anatomy, Cytol-
ogy. Jolster, Norway, Feb. 21, 60. B.S, Wis-
consin, 87, M.S, 92; Ph.B, Yale, 91; fellow,
Chicago, 93-97, Ph.D, 97; hon. fellow, Clark,
97. Master in English, Luth. Nor. Seh, 89-91;
in nat. sciences. Wis. Acad. 91-93; head,' dept.
hiol. Wash. State Nor. Seh, 98- Director, dept.
zool, Minnesota Seaside Sta; lecturer and mem.
managing council, Puget Sound Marine BioL
Sta. Walker prize. A. A; Ass. Anat. The
ovarian egg of Limulus; oogenesis of the tor-
toise; spermatogenesis of the bntterfiy; genera-
tion and degeneration of sex cells; anatomy of
Ophioglypha Sarsii; minute structure of the
ehelonian brain; a walking cell; cytogenesis;
cell division and differentiation; origin of sex;
comparative cytology.

Mnxiaoii, I*(ewi8) SCtoima), E. I. duPont de Ne-
mours and Co, Wilmington. DeL Chemistry.
Corey, Mich, March 9, 73. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col,
97. Asst. ehem, Mich. Exp. Sta, 97-99; chief of
contracts lab, bur. ^em, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-
06, diief , ink making div, bur. engraving and
printing, 06-07; chemist^ Ault and Wiborg Co,
07-18; asst, gen. manager, dye works, B. I.
duPowt de Nemours and Co, 18- Chem. Soo.
Composition and adulteration of foods.

IConz, Dr. Philip AClezander), Pomona College,
Claremont, Calif. Botany, Entomology. Sara-
toga, Wyo, April 1, 92. A.B, Denver, 13, A.M,
14; Ph.D, Cornell, 17. Instr. biol, Denver, 13-
14; asst, Cornell, 14-15, hot, 16-17; asst. prof,
Pomona, 17- Cornell biol. exped. to the South-
west, summer, 17. A. A; Entom. Soe; Bet. Soe;
Soe. Ichthyol. and Herp; Ecol. Soe. Herpetol-
ogy; venation of Zygoptera; Anura; plant dis-
tribution and ecology in southern California.

Miixbadi,Dr.L(oiii8),Ca8tleton,Vt. Biology. Java,
Ohio, July 5, 64. Ph.B, Michigan, 89, B.S, 90;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 94; fellow, Chicago, 95. Teacher
zool, high sch, Detroit, 90; instr, Michigan, 91;
asst, Zool. Inst, Leipzig, 93; biol, Chicago, 95;
head, dept. biol, high sch, Detroit, 96-19; De-
troit Junior Co, 15-19; retired, 19. Assoe. ed,
*Sch. Science,' 01-; instr, Woods Hole, four sea-
sons. A. A; Mich. Acad. Coelenterata ; nettling
organs; life history of Gonionemus; HypoHtus
peregrinus, n. s; Medusae from the coast of
British Columbia and Alaska.

Mnrdodh, John, 16 High Bock Way, Allston,
Mass. Zoology, Ethnology. New Orleans, La,
July 9, 52. Xb, Harvard, 73, A.M, 76. Science
teacher, high seh, Chelsea, Mass, 77-78; private
tutor, Peelukill, N. Y, 78-80; acting prof, zool^
Wisconsin, 80-81; naturalist. Point Barrow
exped, 81-83; asst. librarian, TJ. 8. Nat. Mu-
seum, 86-87; librarian, Smitiisonian Inst, 87-
92 ; asst, catalog, dept, Boston Pub. iXbrary, 96-
A.A; Anthrop. Ass; mem. Omith. Union; Eth-
nol. Soe; Library Ass; Boston Soe. Nat. Hist;
Nuttall Omith. Club. Ethnology of the Eskimos.

Murdoch, Dr. Joseph, Belmont, Mass. Geology,
Washington, D. C, Feb. 19, 90. A.B, Harvard,

498

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

11, M.S, 12, Ph.D, 15. As8t. seoondary enrich-
ment investigations, 13-15. Mieroscopical de-
termination of opaque minerals.

MiiTdodiy Dr. L(6Bter) HCnghes), Okeene, Okla.
Meteorology. Peoria, lU, Jan. 19, 69. Eans.
State Nor. Sch, 87-90; M.D, George Washing-
ton, 06. Seet. director, V. S. Weather Bur, Salt
Lake CIt/, 99-^2; Galveston, 0^04. Am. Med.
Ass. Fluctuations in water level of Ghreat Salt
Lake; precipitation cycles.

Murdoi^ Prof. Oarleton OOuum), 505 E. Seneca
St, Ithaca, N. T. Phyeics. Cooperstown, N. T,
July 29, 84. B.S, Colgate, 07; A.M, Cornell, 10,
Ph.D, 19. Asst. prof, physics, ComeU, 19- A.A.
Photoelectric properties and i)olarization capac-
ity of solutions of organic dyes.

Kardocik, H(arvey) Ediiaon), Bozoman, Hont.
AgrimUtural engineering. Carroll, Ohio, Oct. 3,
79. B.8.(M.E), Colorado. 06, M.E, 08. O.E, 11.
Instr. theoret. and applied mech, Illinois, 06-12 ;
irrig. engineer, XT. & Dept. Agr, 13-14; agr.
engineer, Montana, 14^ A. A; Agr. Eng; Eng.
Educ Strength of materials; irrigation; drain-
age; sewage disposal; timber treatment; tillage;
farm power.

MnrUn, Pzof. J(olin) BCaymond), University of
Bochester, Bochester, N. Y. ^Physiology, Biol-
ogy. Auglaiee Co, Ohio, April 30, 74. B.S, Ohio
Wesleyan, 97, A.M, 99; fellow, Pennsylvania,
99-01, Ph.I), 01. Instr. physiol. and zool, Ohio
Wesleyatf, 96-98; prof, biol, TJrsinus, 01-03;
instr. physiol, Univ. and BeUevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 03-06, asst. prof, 06-09; med. col, Cornell,
09-17; prof, physiol. and director, dept. vital
eeon, Bochester, 17- Lieut. Col, Sanit. C, and
director, div. food and nutrition, med. dept,
U.S.A, 17-19. A.A; PhysioL See; Soc Zool;
Soe. Ezp. Biol; Soc BioL Chem; Am. Med. Ass;
Pub. Health Ass. Absorption and secretion in
Crustacea; nutritive value of gelatin; metabo-
lism of pregnancy; energy metabolism of mother
and child before and after birth; metabolism
after pancreatectomy; carbohydrate metabo-
lism; influence of fat on heat production; diet
of soldiers in training camps.

Mumaghaii, Dr. Fraacla D(omiiiic), Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. Mathematics.
Co. Tyrone, Ireland, Aug. 4, 93. B.A, National
Univ, Ireland, 13, M.A, 14; Ph.1), Hopkins, 16.
Instr. math. Bice Inst, 16-18; assoo. applied
math, Hopkins, 18- Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
Applied mathematics; modem electrical theo-
ries; structure of the atom; aerodynamics.

Mnxneek, Prof. A(ndrew) E(dward), Oregon
Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Horti-
euXtwe. CourUind, Bussia, May 24, 88. B.S,
Oregon Col, 17; fellow, Iowa State, 17-18, M.S,
18. Asst. hort. research, Oregon Col, 18-19,
assi. prof, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc. Histology of
pear fruit; relation of carbohydrates and ni-
trogen to f ruitf ulness.

Mnzphtty, Pzof. H(oward) SCylTester), 519 Welch
Ave, Ames, Iowa. Anatomy. Coshocton Co,
Ohio, Feb. 15, 83. D.V.M, Ohio State, 08. Asst.
prof. vet. med, Iowa State, 09-11, assoc. prof,
11-13, prof. vet. anat. and histol, 13^ A.A;
Ass. Anat; Vet. Med. Ass. Veterinary histology.

Mnzphy, Dr. E(dwazd) Odiarles), Orchard Ave,
Napa, Calif. Civil engineering. Croydon, Can,

June 17, 59. B.O.E, Cornell, 84, M.S, 85, CJS,
92, Ph.D, 00. Asst prof, civil eng, Kansas,
87-99; instr, OomeUL 01; engineer, U. 8. GeoL
8wrv, OS" Civil £ng. Hydraulics; aerody-
namics; accura^ of current meter work; laws
of transportation of debris.

Mnzphy, Dr. FZM T(ow8ley), Penobscot Build-
ing^ Detroit, Mich. Surgery. Detroit, Oct. 23,
72. A3, Yale, 97, hon. A.M, 14; MJD, Harvard,
01. Asst. anat, Harvard Med. Sch, 03-04, surg,
10-11; prof, surg, Washington (St Louis), 11-
19; surgeon-in-cMef, Barnes and St. Louis Chil-
dren's Hospitals, 11-19. Trustee, Phillips Acad,
08-; mem. eorp, Yale, 19- Surg. Ass; Soc
Clin. Surg; Am. Med. Ass. (see'y, surg. sect, 11).

Mnzphy, Dr. JamM Bdungardner), Bockefeller
Institute, New York, N. Y. ^Pathology. Mor-
ganton, N. C, Aug. 4, 84. B.S, North Caro-
lina, 05; M.D, Hopkins, 09. Asst. Path. Inst,
Ward's Island, N. Y, 09-10; Bockefeller Inst,
10-12, assoc, 12-15, assoo. mem, IS- A.A;
assoc. mem. Am. Physicians; Ass. Anat; Soc
Exp. Path; Soc. Bact; Soc Exp. Biol; Harvey
Soc; Ass. Cancer Besearch (mem. council);
Soc. Clin. Invest. Tissue grafting; cancer;
tuberculosis; function of the lymphocytes and
lymphoid tissue; biologieal action of X-ray.

Mnzphy, Paul A, Charlottetown, P. E. I, Can..
Plant pathology. Kilkenny, Ireland, 87. B.A,
Trinity, Ireland, 13; Imp. CoL Sci, London,
13; Eaiscrliche BioL Anstalt, Berlin, 14; Cor-
neU, 15. Tech. as8€, seeds and plant disease div,
Dept. Agr. and Tech. Instruction for Ireland,
12; traveling scholarship, England Board of
Agr, 12-14; asst. in charge, field lab. plant path,
Exp. Sta, P. B. I. A. A; Phytopath. Soc
Diseases of potatoes; Phytophthora erythrosep-
tica; Phytophthora infestans.

Ifiuz^hy, Bob«rt Oniihinan, Brooklyn Muaeumy
BrooUyn, N. Y. Zoology. Brooklyn, April
29, 87. Ph.B, Brown, 11; A.M, Columbia, 18;
8cD, Simmons, 20. Asst, Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 06-07; curator, div. mammals and birds,
museum, Brooklyn Inst, 11-17, dept. not. science,
17- Conductor, Aul Museum Nat. Hist and
Brooklyn Museum exped. to tropical and sub-
antarctic Atlantic, 12-13; Peru, 19. A. A; feL
Ornith. Union; Soc Mammal; Soc IchthyoL
and Herp; N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Linnean Soc
Zoography; life history, morphology and distri-
bution of marine vertebrates; fisheries.

Murray, Prof. 01ia(zle)8, Ames, Iowa. Veteri'
nary science. Greenfield, Ohio, 76. B.S, lowm
State, 10, D.V.M, 12. Supt. pub. schools, 93-
08; instr. bacter, Iowa Statet^ 08-12, assoc. prof,
vet. bacter, 12-16, prof. vet. investigation, 16-
Soc. Bact; Vet. Med. Ass; IT. S. Live Stock
Sanit. Ass. Animal diseases; broncho-pneu-
monia and infectious abortion of swine

Murray, Prof. D(ani6l) AClMcander), McGUl Uni-
versity, Montreal, Can. Mathematics. Scots-
bum, N. S, May 23, 62. B.A, Dalhousie, 84;
PhJ), Hopkins, 93. Tutor math, Dalhousie, 85-
87; assoc. prof, N. Y. Univ, 90-94; instr, Cor-
nell, 94-01; prof, Dalhousie, 01--07; applied
math, MoQUl, 07- AJl; Math. Soc Differ-
ential equations.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

499

Murray, Prof. Elsie, Sweet Briar, Ya. Psyehol'
offjf, Athens, Pa^ Sept. 17, 78. A.B, Cornell,
04, fellow, 06-07, Ph.D, 07; Columbia, 14-16.
Asst, Vassar, 07-09; prof, ptyohol, and phUos,
Wilson Col, 09-19; Sweet Briar, IB-- PsychoL
Ass. Memory inaigery; oi^anio and tactual
sensation; imagery; experimental aestheties;
individual and vocational tests.

Murray, KatClianlel) O(ar]0ton) (Davis), 1650
Irving St, Washington, D. C. Statiatiea. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Nov. 29, 72. B.L, Cincinnati,
98. Market reporter, 92-94; asst. ed, ^Cincin*
nati Price Current,' 98-04; field agent, hwr.
crop estimatea, U. 8. VepU Agr, 04-07; atatiai^
oian and oast, chief, 07" Statist. Ass; Econ*
Ass. Agricultural statistics; rural economics.

Murray, Prof. Thomas J(effer8on), Washington
State College, Pullman, Wash. BaoierioU>gff.
Nyack, N. Y, Oct. 13, 91. B.S, CoL City of
N. Y, 13; M.S, Purdue, 15. Asst. bacter. Pur*
due, 13-15; assoc. prof, bacter, Va. Polytech,
and assoc. bacteriologist, Ezp. Sta> 15-18;
aesoo, prof, hacter, Waah, State, and baoterioUh
gist, Exp. Sta, 18- Soil bacteriology; effect of
straw on biological activities of soil; inocula-
tion of legumes.

Murrill, Dr. Paul I(ngold), Plainfield, N. J.
ChemiBtry. Hickory, N. C, July 11, 74. B-S,
Kentucky, 95, M.8, 96; Ph.D, Michigan, 99,
fellow, 99-00. Acting prof, chem, AlL Poly-
tech, 00-01; asst. chemist, nutrition investiga-
tions, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-03; with B. I. du-
Pont de Nemours Powder Co, 03-13 ; U. S. Rub-
ber Co, 13-15; Tenn. Copper Co, 15-16; Fed.
Dye and Chem. Co, 16-17; chem, engineer and
consulting chemist , 17- Chem. Soc; Chem*
Eng; Soc Chem. Indust; N. Y. Chemists Club.

Murrill, Dr. W(illlam) Adphonso), New York
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y.
^Mycology. Campbell Co, Va, Oct. 13, 69. B.S,
Va. Polytech, 87; B.S, Bandolph-Macon, 89,
A.B, 90, A.M, 91; PhJ), Cornell, 00. Frof.
nat. science, Bowling Green (Va) Female Sem,
91-93; Wesleyan (Va) Female Inst, 93-97;
asst. bot, Cornell, 98-M, asst. cryptogamic bot-
anist, 99-00; instr. biol, De Witt Clinton High
Sch, N. Y, 00-04; asst. curator, N. T. Bot.
Garden, 04-05, first asst, 06-07, asst. director,
09-19, curator pub. instruction^ 19- Ed, *My-
cologia'; assoc. ed, 'North Am. Flora.' Phyto-
path. Soc; Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot, Club. Qjrtol-
ogy; taxonomy of the Basidiomyoetes ; shade
trees in cities ; edible and poisonous mushrooms ;
nature and character books for children; ex-
ploration&

Musgrava, Dr. W<i]Uam) E(yerett), University
of California Hospital, San Francisco, Calif.
^Medicine. Farmmgton, Tenn, Sept. 12, 69.
MJ), George Washington. Pathologist, Bur. of
Science, P. I; prof. din. med. and applied
therapeut. and chief of clinics, Philippine Med.
Sch; director of hospitals, Calif omia. Am. Med.
Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Soc. IVop. Med; Soc.
Clin. Invest; Ass. Mil. Surg; Soc. de Path. Ezot.
Amebioeis; streptothrioosis; trypanosomiasis;
Malta fever; beriberi; etiology of arterio-sde-
rosis in the tropics; hospital organization and
management.

Mnsselman, Dr. Amos 8(entman), Standard Oil
Co, Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Gettysburg, Pa^
Oct. 15, 92. B.S, Pennsylvania Col. 12; Ph.D.
Hopkins, 15. Beseareh chemdst, Bichards and
Co, 15-16; Texas Co, 16-17; Standard OU Co.
of Indiana, 17-

BCnsselmaii, Dr. John Bogers, Johns Hopkins IJni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Mathematics. Gettys-
burg, jPa, Dec. 1, 90. A.B, Pennsylvania Col|
10, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Hopkins, 16. Instr. math,
Illinois, 16-18; Washington (St. Louis), 19-20;
assoc, SopJdns, 90- Statistician. Food Ad, 18;
Ueut, Gen. Staff, 18-19. Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
€^metry; statistics.

Musser, Dr. John H(err), Jr, 262 S. 21st St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia, Juna
9, 83. B.S, Pennsylvania, 05, MJ), 08. PAyrt-
cian, ThUa. Gen. Sosp, 14-; assoc med, Penn-
sylvania, 15-20^ asst. prof, tO- A.A; Am. Phy-
sicians; Soc Cun. Invest; PhysioL Soc.

Mntchler, Andrew J(olui8on), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology,
PhilHpsburg, N. J. High sch. Asst, dept.
invert, tool. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, IS- Entom.
Soc; N. Y. Entom. Soc. (librarian, 14, curator,
14-) Invertebrate soology; Coleoptera.

MnttkowBki, Prof. Bitihard AiaUmy roa). Uni-
versity of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Entomology*
Milwaukee, March 4, 87. A.B, St. Lawrenca
Col, 04; St. Paul Sem, 04; A3, Wisconsin, 18,
Ph.D, 16. Asst. dept. invert, sool, Milwaukea
Pub. Museum, 06-12; with Wis. Geol. and Nat.
Hist. 6urv, summers, 14-16; instr. sool, Wia-
eonsin, summer, 16; investigator, U. S. Bur«
Fisheries, summer, 17; instr. sool, Missouri, 16-
17; Kansas State, 17-18; with intelligence div,
Sig. C, A. E. F, 18-19; instr. sool, A. E. F. Univy
B^une, 19; asst. prof. sool. and entom, IddhOf
19- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Wis. Acad;
Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc. (sec'y, 09-12, ed, 10-18).
Aquatics; physiology of insects; experimental
zoology.

lAyars, Dr. Burton D(orr), Bloomington, Ind.
*Histology. Attica, Ohio, March 30, 70. Ph.B,
Buchtel, 93; A.M, Cornell, 00; MJ), Leipsig,
02. Supt. schools, Greenwidi, Ohio, 93-97 ; asst.
physiol, Cornell, 98-00; anat, Hopkins, 02-08,
instr, 03; assoc. prof, and head, dept. anat,
Indiana, 03-05, junior prof, 06-06, prof, 06-,
asst. dean, tO- A. A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc
(mem. exec committee, 99); Aul Med. Ass;
Am. Council Educ. Anatomy; embryology;
optic chiasma; commissures on floor of third
ventricle; the position of the normal stomach
and observations on the movement of the dia-
phragm; histological dianges in testes following
vasectomy; development of certain features of
the cerebellum.

Myers, Prof. OOuurles) BCmory), 304 W. Fair-
mount Ave, State College, Pa. RortioMure.
Tivoli, Pa, Feb. 23, 82. B.S, Pa. State, 08;
M.S, Cornell, 11. Asst. hort. Pa. State, 08-11,
asst. prof, 11-18, assoc. prof, plant breeding,
18-20, prof, go- A. A; Soc. Hort. Sci. Vege-
table gardening; plant breeding.

Myers, Dr. Ohetter Newton, Valley Falls, N. Y.
Chemistry. Lansingburg, N. Y, Nov. 7, 84.
A.B, Williams, 06; fellow by courtesy, Hop*

500

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENOE

kins, 0^10, Ph.D, 10. Absoc, 'Carnegie InsU-
tutioiiy 10-14; org. chexn. Hopkins, 10^14; org.
chemist; U. S. Pub. Health Berviee, 14-19,
passed asst. sforgeon (reserve), 19; org, and bM,
ohemiti, H, A. Metg Lab, 19- Qiem. Soe.
Physieal, biological and analytical chemistry;
nutrition; chemotherapy; osmotic pressure; re-
action velocities.

Myera, Prof. 0(]ydo) H(adley), Wyckoff Boad,
Ithaca, N. Y. Plant genetics, Bandolph, lU,
Feb. 6, 83. B.8, HI. Wesleyan, 07, M.S, Illi-
nois, 10; Ph.D, Cornell, 12. Asst. plant breed-
ing, Illinois, 07-10; instr, Cornell, 11-12, asst.
prof, 12-13, prof, IS^ A. A; Soc Agron. Bud
variation and effect of environment.

Myers, Dr. Garry Odereland), Cleveland School
of Education, Cleveland, Ohio. Psychology,
Sylvan, Pa, July 15, 84. A.B, Ursinns, 09;
Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Principal, pub. schools,
Mercersburg, Pa, 10-11; IJrsinus Acad, 11-12;
prof, social sciences and psyohol, Juniata, 12-
14; Brooklyn Training 8ch. for Teachers, 14-
20; with Cleveland 8ch, of Edw!, 91- A.A;
PsychoL Ass. Genetic psychology; incidental
memory; recognition and recall; appetite.

Myen, Prof. G(6org6) W(Uliam), Uniyersity of
Chicago, Chicago, HI. Mathematics, Astronomy.
Champaign Co, HI, April 80, 64. B.L, Hlinois,
88, M.L, 91; Ph.I), Munich, 90. Instr. math,
and astron, Hlinois, 88-90, asst. prof, 90-95,
assoc. proif, 95-97, prof, 97-00; head, dept.
math, and astron, Chicago Inst, 00-01; prof,
teaching math, and astron, Chicago, 01- Assoc,
ed, '8ch. Science,' 00-; course of study, sch.
of educ, Chicago ; math, ed, * School Science and
Math,' 05. A. A; Math. Soc; Astron. Soc; Cir-
colo Mat. di Palermo; Astron. Gesell; Soc.
astron. de France; Soc. math, de France; Soc.
Beige d 'Astron. Variable stars; mathematical
pedagogy; teaching of astronomy and mathe-
matics.

Myera, Prof. Harold (Bunce), Uniyersity of
Oregon Medical School, Portland, Oregon.
Pharmacology, Oberlin, Ohio, July 31, 80.
A.B, Wisconsin, 08; M.D, Western Beserve, 11.
Instr. Pharmacol, Univ. and Bellevne Hosp. Med.
Col, 12-15; prof, Oregon, 15-, asst, dean, med,
sch, 17- Soc. Pharmacol. Tolerance of drugs;
uranium glycosuria; diphtheria toxin.

MyexB, Dr. J(ay) A(rthiir), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Anatomy, Medicine,
Croton, Ohio, Not. 25, 88. B.S, Ohio (Athens),
12, M.S, 13; Ph.D, Cornell, 14; M.D, Minnesota,
20. Instr, anat, Missouri, 13-14; Minnesota,
14-18; int, med, 90- Ass. Anat. Voice organ
in biids; mammary gland; tuberculosis; vital
lung capacity.

Hyers, Dr. Balph BCmerson), 257 Midland Ave,
East Orange, N. J. Chemistry. Wooster, Ohio,
June 13, 79. B.S, Buchtel, 01, M.S, 02; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 04; Pa. State, 04-09. In charge
electrochem. eng, Pa. State, 04-09; chem. engi-
neer, in charge chemical research and tungsten
filament manufacture, Westinghouse Lamp Co,
Bloomfleld, N, J, 09-15, chief engineer in charge
research arid development, 15- Chem. Eng;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; assoc. mem.
Coram. Soc. Electrochemistry; chemical engi-
neering. , ^^

Myers, Prof. Victor O(aryl), 803 East 20th
St, New York, N. Y. Physiological chemistry,
Buskirk Bridge, N. Y, April 13, 83. A.B,
Wesleyan, 05, A.M, 07; fellow, Yale, 07-09,
Ph.D, 09. Adj. prof. physioL chenL and di-
rector, dept. physiol. chem. and exp. physiol,
Albany Med. Col, 09-11; lecflirer oiem. path,
Post'Qrad, Med, Sch. and Hosp, N, T, 11-12,
prof, path, chem, It- Acting director, labora-
tories, Post-Grad. Med. Sdi. and Hosp, N. Y,
17-19. A.A; PhysioL Soe; Soc. E^. Biol;
ChenL Soc; Soc. BioL ChenL (see'y, 19-); Har-
vey Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. de ChinL bioL
Metabolum of creatin, ereatinin and pyri-
midins; pellagra; blood in health and disease.

Myers, Prof. W<miam) I(rvliig), New York
State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y.
AgriovUtwe, Lowman, N. Y, Dee. 18, 91. BJ3,
Cornell, 14, Ph.D, 18. Instr. farm management,
ComeU 14-18, asst. prof, 18-20, prof, 90-
Parm Econ. Ass; Econ. Ass. Agricultural eco-
nomies; farm management.

MyexB, Prof. William SChieldB), 25 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Ceramics, SanUa-
tiont Albany, N. Y, Dec. 15, 66. B.S, Butgers,
89, M.S, 94, ScD, 09. Asst. chemist, N. J. Exp.
Sta, 88-89; chemist. Lister Agr. Chem. Works,
92-93; instr. and assoc. prof, chem, N. J.
State Agr. Col, Butgers, 93-01 ; director. Nitrate
of Soda Propaganda for U. S, and Colonies, 01-
Mem. N. J. GeoL Surv, 93-01; mayor, New
Brunswidc, 04-05. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. GheoL
Indust; British Ass; fel. London Chem. Ek>c.
Waters, soils and days of New Jersey; effects
upon crops of sodium nitrate.

MyeiBon, Dr. Abraham, 483 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Neurology, Yanova, Bussia, Not. 23,
81. M.D, Tufts, 08. Instr. neuropath, St.
Louis, 12-13; assoc, Harvard Med. Sch, 13—17;
asst, prof, neur, Tufts, 17- Physician, various
hospitals. Ass. Path, and Bact; Psychopath.
Ass; Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Psychiatry;
reflexes; syphilis; pathology of , the sympathetic
nervous system; inheritance of mental diseaaea;
personality tests.

Myxlck, Dr. Baymond Thompson, 1132 W. Park
Ave, Whiting, Ind. Chemistry, Biehmond, Jjid,
Nov. 16, 88. B.S, Earlham, 12; Ph.D, Hopkins,
16. Instr. chem, Earlham, 12-13 ; Hopkins, 15-
16; foith Standard OU Co, of Ind, 16- Chem.
Soc. Physical chemistry; colloidal phenomena;
petroleum.

K

Kaboun, Prof. Bobert S(lrklaiid), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Eans. ^Zool'
ogy. Many, La, Nov. 5, 75. B.E, Chicago, 05,
Ph.D, 11. Teacher nat. hist, and asst. curator,
museum, Chicago, 05-09, asst. sool, 09-10 ; Inatr^
Kansas State, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-13, prof,
IS-, curator nat. hist, museum, Bokhara aheep
investigation ezped. to central Asia, 14. A. A;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Kans. Acad, (pres, 19).
Animal genetics; inheritance in Orthoptera; in-
heritance from crosses of Indian cattle on Amer-
ican cattle.

Kachtrieb, Prof. Henry F (rands), UniTeraity of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Zoology. Near
Gallon, Ohio, May 11, 57. German Wallace, 74-
77; B.S, Minnesota, 82; Hopkins, 83-86, fel-

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501

low^ 84-85. Instr. 200I, Minnesota, 8^-87, prof,
ammai hiol, he^id of dept, 87-; eurator, zooL
xmueumy and zoologist, Minn. Geol. and Nat.
Hist. SniT^ 87-19. Ed, 'Zool. Beport8,' Minn.
Geol. and Nat. Hist. Suit. A. A; Boe. Nat;
Soc Zool. (t. pres, central sect, 10) ; Ass. Anat.
Anatomj and embryology; eehinoderms of
Beaufort^ N. 0; lateral lin« system of Polyo-
don; primitive pores of Polyodon spathula.

Kagtivoort, Adriaan, 52 E. 41st St, New York, N.
Y. Chemistry. Sherman Co^ Nebr, May 10, 88.
A.B, Michigan, 05. Chem, engineer. Orgaidzer,
Nat. Expos. CThem. Industries, N. Y. City, 15.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; N. Y.
Chexnists Club. Ore concentration.

itafi^e^ Pzof. James 0, College Station, Tex.
Civil engineering. Bichmond, Va, Oct. 9, 85.
B.S, Texas, 89, A.M, 92; C.E, Pittsburgh, 92;
M.C.E, Cornell, 98. Bodman and asst. engineer
on various railroads, 87-88; topographer, Tex.
Geol. Surv, 89-90; prof, civil eng, Tex. Col,
90-13, dean of eng, 11-13; chidrman, Tex.
' State Board Water Engineers, 18-17; prof.
tffvtZ eng. and director, Tex. Eng. JSxp. 8ta,
17-; mem. firm, Nagle, Witt, Rollins Eng. Co,
19- Chief engineer, Brazos and Burleson B. B,
94; asst. chief engineer, H. E. and W. T. B. B,
99-00; agent and expert in irrig. investigations,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 00-03; engineer, Burleson Co.
Improv. Dist. No. 1, 09-10, 14r-15, 20; consult-
ing engineer. A. A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ;
Ass. Eng. Societies; B. B. Eng; Tex. Acad,
(past pros). Bailroad engineering; irrigation
engineering; sediment carrying capacity of cer-
taui rivers as affecting irrigation storage reser-
voirs; river protection; sewerage.

Kagler, Dr. Floyd A(ngU8t), 14 E. Court St,
Iowa City, Iowa. Engineering. Howard City,
Mich, Jan. 11, 92. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col. 14;
M.S, Michigan, 15, Ph.D, 17. Asat. engmeer,
Fargo Eng. Co, 14-17; asst. hydraulic engineer
with B. E. Horton, 17-20; asst. prof. hydraiOio
eng, Iowa, 90- Second lieut, Sig. C, 17-18.
A. A* Civil Eng; Meteor. Soc; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. Hydrology; obstruction of bridge
piers to flow of water; Bazin weir formula.

Kakahara^ Dr. Waro, Bockef eller Institute, New
York, N. Y. liedioine. Tokyo, Japan, Sept.
14, 94. A.M, Cornell, 17, fellow, 17-18, Ph.D,
18. Asst. BoeJce feller Inst, 18- Biology; cancer.

Hanaway, J(amM) E(pliralm), Department of
Justice, Ottawa, Can. Paleontology. Guysbor-
ough, N. S, Can, June 11, 57. A.B, New Bruns-
wick, 74. Paleont. Soc Ontogeny of Ordovicic
fossils (trilobites and echinoderms).

Kaah, George V(alentiiie), N. Y. Botanical Gar-
den, New York, N. Y. *Botany. Brooklyn,
N. Y, May 6, 64. Botanist and hortioulturisi,
N. T, Bot. Garden. A.A ; Bot. Soc ; Torrey Bot.
Club; Hort. Soc. N. Y. Orchidaceae.

Kason, Frank L(ewl8), Box 0, West Haven, Conn.
Oeology. New London, Wis, May 12, 60. A.B,
Amherst, 82, A.M. Instr. math, Bensselaer, 82-
88; asst, N. J. Geol. Surv, 88-91; Mo. GeoL
Surv, 91-92; oonstUting geologist and mining
engineer, 9t-; eoneulting mining geologist, N.
J. Zine Co, 06-; consulting geologist, Wither'
bee, Sherman and Co, 07-; Port Senry Iron Ore

Co, Beplogle Steel Co, and Chaieaugay Ore and
Iron Co, 19- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. Struc-
tural economic geology; ore deposits; diamond
drilling for magnetic iron ore.

Nathanaon, Prof. J(oiiia8) B<emard), Carnegie
Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Phys*
ies. Vilna, Bussia, Sept. 5, 89. A.B, Ohio
State, 12; A.M, Illinois, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst.
physics, Illinois, 13-16; instr, Carnegie Inst.
Tech, 16-19, aset. prof, 19- Physical Soc
Optical properties of alkali metals.

Kaylor, Prof. Jooefph P, DePauw University,
GreeniOistle, Ind. Physios. Pennsville, Ohio,
April 4, 53. M.S, Indiana, 85. Instr. physics,
high sch, Ihdianapolis, 83-15; assoc. prof,
Indiana, 85-87, prof, 87-91; DePauw, 91-
Beseareh prof, physics, afUiated colleges of
Ind, 17- Physical Soc; feL Ind. Acad, (pree,
12) ; Ind. Sci. Teachers (pros, 13). Lecture and
laboratory apparatus; heat in radioactive trans-
formations.

Keal, Prof. Herbert V(ijioeiit), Tufts College,
Mass. *Biology. Lewiston, Maine, April 3,
69. A.B, Bates, 90; A.B, Harvard, 93, A.M,
Ph.D, 96; studied under Kupffer, 96-97. Mas-
ter hist, and Latin, St. Paul's Sch, 90-92; asst.
zool. Harvard and Badcliffe, 93-95; prof, biol,
Knox, 97-13; eool. Tufts, IS- Asst. director,
Harpswell Lab, So. Harpswell, Maine, 08; cura-
tor, Bamum Museum. A. A. (sec'y, F) ; Soc.
Nat; Soc ZooL (see'y, eendral sect, 10); Ass.
Anat; Am. Acad; HL Acad; Boston Soc Nat.
Hist. Morphology of vertebrate head; develop-
ment of hypoglossus musculature; histogenesia
of ventral nerves; development and histogenesis
of nerves in Acanthias; history of eye muscles
and eye muscle nerves; neuromeres and meta-
meree.

Keal, Prof. BColand), Drury College, Spring-
field. Mo. Chemistry. Clearfield, Iowa, Oct.
10, 83. A.B, Cornell, 04, A.M, 07 ; Ph.D, Stan-
ford, 15. Prof, science, Dakota Wesl^an, 07-
09; chem. and geol, Pacific (Calif), 10-20;
ohem, Drury, tO- Chem. Soc. Colloids; colloidal
copper sulphid.

Nebel, Prof. W(alter), 2503 Pierce St, Sioux
City, Iowa. Chemistry. Milwaukee, Wis, Sept.
3, 85. B.S, Wisconsin, 09, M.S, 11, Ph.D, 17.
Asst chem, Wisconsin, 0^10, instr, 10-18, asst.
prof, 18. Chem. director. Gen. Mfg. Co, 19-20.
Chem. Soc. (sec'y, 18). Organic chemistry;
alkaloids; cellulose acetate.

Keedham, Prof. James a(eorge), Ithaca, N. Y.
^Biology. Cass Co, HI, March 18, 68. B.S,
Knox, 91, M.S, 93; Hopkins, 93-94; Goldwin
Smith fellow, Cornell, 96, Ph.D, 98. Instr.
science, high sch, Jerseyville, lU, 91-93; biol,
Enox, 94-96; prof, Lake Forest, 98-07; prof,
entom. and limnol, Cornell, 07- Entomologist
in charge, N. Y. State Field Sta. for Study of
Aquatic Insects, 00-; assoc ed, 'Psyche.' A. A;
Soc Nat; Entom. Soc. (pres. 19); Fisheries
Soc; Okefinokee Soc. (pres, 20); N. Y. Entom.
Soc Fresh water biology; life histories of
aquatic insects; systematic study of Perlidae,
Ephemeridae and Odonata.

NelE, Prof. F(raiik) H(oward), Case School of
Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. CivU engU
neering. Cleveland, July 30, 65. B.S.(C.E),

502

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENOE

Case, 87, C.E, 92. Instr. French and civil
eng, C<ue, 87-92, asst. prof. oivU eng, 92-97,
prof, 97- A. A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; B. B.
Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Int. Ass. Test. Mat.

Keher, Prof. F(red), Princeton, N. J. ChemUtry.
Troy, N. Y, April 30, 67. A.B, Princeton, 89,
A.M, 91; fellow, Chicago, 96-98. Asst. chem,
Prinoeton, 91-92, instr, 92-98, asst. prof. org.
and anaL chem, 98-03, prof, and head, dept.
Q^em, 03-14, prof, org, chem, 14- Chemist, U.
S. Fish Commission, 90; consulting chemist, U.
S. Bur. Mines, 17-18. AJL; Chem. Soo. De-
termination of arsenic; derivatives of haloge-
nated ethers and esters ; war gases.

KehrUng, Henry, Gotha, Fla. Otnithology, Horti-
culture. Botany, Howard's Grove, Wis, May 9,
53. Nor. Sch, Addison, HI, 69-73. Teacher,
parochial schools, 73-87; sec '7 and custodian,
Milwaukee Pub. Museum, 90-03; collaborator,
hur, plant indiui, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 06- Deputy
collector, U. B. Customs, Milwaukee, 87-90.
Pel. Omith. Union; Wis. Acad; life mem. Fla.
Hort. Soc ; cor. mem. Nuttall Ornith. Club ; hon.
mem. Agassiz. Ass; Berlin Omith. Gesell. North
American birds; Amaryllidaceae; Araceae;
Bromeliaceae; Scitaminaceae; Palmae; semi-
tropical plants growing in Florida.

Keldle, Prof. M(ark8), Care L. Sonnebom Sons,
Ine, Belleville, N. J. Chemistry, Bussia, 90. B.S,
CoL City of N. Y, 11, fellow, 11-13 ; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 12, Ph.D, 13. Instr. anal, and physical
chem, Pittsburgh, 13-15, asst. prof, 15-18 ; chief
chemist, Sterling Varnish Co, 18-19; p(Unt and
varnish div, L. Sonnebom Sons, Inc, 19- Chem.
Soc Surface tension of aqueous solutions; ad-
sorption; preparation and theory of colloidal
solutions ; inorganic gels.

KoUdrk, Dr. L(ewi8) I(rvl]ig), 4723 2lBt Ave, N.
E, Seattle, Wash. Mathematics, Central City,
Colo, Dec. 10, 73. B.S, Colorado, 98, M.S, 01 ;
Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 01-03, Ph.D, 03,
research fellow, 03-05. Instr. math, Illinois,
05-11, Washington (Seattle), 11-14, asst. prof,
14- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Algebra;
calculus; calculus of variations; abstract groups ;
functions of infinite number of variables; func-
tional variable.

Keill, Dr. M<ather) HComphrey), 3715 Woodley
Boad, Washington, D. C. Medicine. Westfieldy
N. J, May 21, 82. A.B, Amherst, 05; M.D,
Harvard, 09. Commissioned officer, hygienic
lab, U, S, Pub, Health Service, 14- Soc. Bact;
Am. Med. Ass. Infectious diseases; pellagra;
stream pollution.

Koilflon, Prof. Clia(rle)8 Hugh, St. Louis UniTer-
sity School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. Medi-
cine. Sunbury, Ohio, 72. A.B, Wesleyan, 94,
A.M, 97; fellow,' Chicago, 00, Ph.D, 03; MJ!),
Bush M^. Col, 05. Asst. physiol, Chicago, 01-
02, assoc, 02-04; asst. city pathologist, St«
Louis, 06; assoc. prof, physiol. chem, St, Louis,
04-07, prof, 07-11, prof, med, and director of
dept, 11- On staff, Alexian Brothers' Hosp,
09-18; visiting physician, St. Louis City Hosp,
14-; internist. Mo. Baptist Sanatorium, 18-
Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Biol. Chem; St. Louis BioL
Club; St. Louis Soc. Int. Med. Red cell re-
sistance.

Keiflli, Dr. Artbur O, Queen's University, Kings-
ton, Can. Chemistry. Kingston, Can, Nov. 5,
76. B.A, Queen's (Can), 08; A.M, Columbia,
00, Ph.D, 04. Asst qual. anal, Columbia, 00-02,
tutor chem, 03-09, instr, 10-14, asst prof, 14-
19; assoc prof. Queen's (Can), 19, prof, and
head of 'dept, tO- Lecturer, exten. teaching,
Columbia, 08-19; Dept of Educ, N. T. City;
inatr. chem, N. Y. evening high schools, 04-08.
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Can. Inst Chem.
Bare earths; thorium; cerium; precipitation of
rare earths; milkweed.

Kelma, Dr. WCilliam) SCtockton), Emory Univer-
sity, Atlanta, Ga. Physics. Cleburne, Tex,
Feb. 28, 83. A.B, Southwestern, 03, A.M, 04;
fellow, Columbia, 12-13, Ph.D, 13. Prof.
physics, John Tarleton, 05-06; asst, Columbia,
08-12; asst. prof, Ga. Sch. Tech, 13-16; South-
western, 16-17; assoc. prof, Ga. Sch. Tech, 17-
18; assoc. prof, and in charge of dept, Emory,
19-, prof, go- Lieut, ordnance dept, 18- A. A;
Physical Soc. Besonators for short electric
waves.

Kelaon, Dr. Alfted L(ewla), 1208 Olivia Ave, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Mathematics. Moray, Kans, Feb.
8, 91. A.B, Midland, 11; A.M, Kansas, 13;
Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Instr. math, Kansas, 12;
Michigan, 16- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Cireolo
Mat. di Palermo. Projective differential ge-
ometry.

Nelson, Prof. Aven, Laramie, Wyo. *Botany.
Keokuk, Iowa, March 24, 59. A.B, M.S.D, Mo.
State Nor. Sch, 83; M.S, Drury, 90; A.M, Har-
vard, 92; Ph.D, Denver, 04. Instr. Englidi and
biol, Drury, 83-85; principal pub. schools, Fer-
guson, Mo, 85-87; prof, biol, Wyoming, 87-15,
hot, 15-, pres, 17- In charge, lab, Columbian
Expos, 93 ; La. Purchase Expos, 04. KJl ; assoc.
Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort Sei; Wash. Biol. Soc; St.
Louis AcuEid; Int. Ass. Bot Systematic, physi-
ological and economic botany.

Kelaon, Prof. O(arl) Ferdinand, University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Physiologiodl chem-
istry. Morlunda, Sweden, May 25, 82. A.B,
Wisconsin, 08, A.M, 10, fellow, 11-12, Ph.D, 12 ;
M.D, Rush Med. Col, 17. Instr. chem, Iowa, 08-
11; Illinois, 1^13; asst. prof, physiol. chcfn,
Kansas, 13-14, assoc. prof, 14-19, prqf. and head
of dept, 19- Chem. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Soc
Biol. Chem; Kans. Acad. Osmosis; metabolism
in muscular tissue; calcium metabolism.

Kelson, B<dward) W(l]Uam), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. 0. *0m4ihoU
ogy. Mammalogy, Bthnology, Manchester, N.
H, Mfiy 8, 55. Cook Co. Nor. Sch, 75; SeD,
George Washington, 20; A.M, Yale, 20. Field
naturalist, U, S, Dept, Agr, 90-07, chief field
naturalist, biol. surv, 07-13, in charge biol. in-
vestigations, 13-14, asst. chief, 14-16, ehi^ of
bur, 16- Naturalist, 'Oorwin' arctic search
exped, 81; Death Valley exped, 91; seientifie
explorations in Mexico, 92-06. A.A; feL Or-
nith. Union (pres, 08) ; Soc. Mammal, (v. pres,
19-) ; hon. mem. Cooper Omith. Club ; hon. mem.
Calif. Acad; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 12); Wash.
Biol. Soc (pres, 12) ; cor. mem. Soc. Mex. Hist.
Nat. Birds and mammals of North Ameriea
and Central America; Eskimos of Alaska; oon-
servation of wild life.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

503

Hol8oii» B(]]Utliia) S(omper), U. S. Department
of Agricultarei WaBhington, D. C. ChemiHrjf.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 25, 70. B.Sy Illinois,
94. Chemist, Swift and Co, 95-02; Morris and
Co, 03-04; anal, and consulting chemist, 04-K)9;
asst. chemist, hur. ehem, U. 8, Vept. Agr, 09-
12, chief, essential oils lab, if- Chem. Soc
Essential oils; pungent principles.

Kelflon, Dr. Ja(me)8 A(ll«ii), B. F. D. 3, Mt.

Vernon, Ohio. Zoology, Entomology, Urbana,
Ohio, April 29, 75. Ph.B, Kenyon, 98; Ph.D,
Pennsjlyania, 03; hon. fellow, Cornell, 04-08.
Asst. zool, Pennsjlvania, 03-04; expert in api-
cnltnre, bur. entom, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 08-18, ool-
laborator, IS- A. A; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Ohio Acad; Wash. Entom.
Soc; Phila. Acad. Embryology and anatomy of
Dinophilus; structure of palpi of male spiders;
development of the honey bee.

Kelaon, James O(arlton), 531 N. Cottage St,
Salem, Oregon. Botany. Grant, Ky, Dec. ll^
07. B.S, HanoTer, 90, A.M, 93. Instr, Carth-
age, 91-92; Hull Acad, HulL Iowa, 92-94; high
sch, Princeton, HI, 94-99; Dubuque, Iowa, 99*
07; prineipdl, Marshalltown, Iowa, 07-12;
Wenatchee, Wash, 12-14; 86nior High 8oh,
8alem, 14- Collaborator 'Bot. Abstracts.' Bot.
Soc; Fern Soc. Systematic botany; vascular
plants of Oregon ; botanical biography.

Nelson, Prof. StOm M(aiinee), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, West Point,
Nebr, Oct. 19, 76. B.S, Nebraska, 01; PhJ>,
Columbia, 07. Chemist, Nebr. Food Commis-
sion, 01-03; instr. ehem, Bose, 03-04; Bens-
selaer, 07; tutor, Cohmbia, 08-15, asst. prof,
15-16, assoe, prof, 16- Chem. Soc Hydrolysis
of cane sugar; Grignard reaction; stiuch; de-
rivatives of inosite; invertase; valence.

Nolflon, Prof. Iffaxtin, Fayetteville, Ark. AgricMl-
twre, Seneca, Wis, Sept. 12, 71. B.S. A, Wis-
consin, 05, M.S, 06. Field asst, dept. soils,
Wisconsin, 06; adj. prof, field crops and soils,
Nebraska, 06-07, assoo. prof, field crops, 07-08;
prof, agron eol, agr, and Bxp, 8ta. Arkansas,
08- Soc Agron. Agronomy; acidity of soils
and its influence upon farm crops, upon am-
monification and nitrification; cross inoculation
of legumes; the physical and chemical require-
ments of Southern soils; the control of rice
blight; breeding grains and cotton adapted to
Arkansas conditions.

Kdflon, K(«l8) 0<]uljrtlaB), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. ^ Anthro-
pology, Denmark, April 9, 76. B.L, California,
07, M.L, 08. Asst. curator, museum anthrop,
California, 0^12, instr. anthrop, 10-12; asst,
eurator. Am. Museum Nat, Hist, IB- Field
asst, XT. 8. Geol. Surv. 08; lecturer, Archeol.
Inst, 11; areheol. expeditions to San Francisco
Bay region and to southwest. U. S, 12-17; Ky,
Fla, Spain and France. AJL; Anthrop. Ass;
E^ol. Soc The archeology of the San Fran-
dsco Bay region, southwestern United States,
Kentucky, Florida, Spain and France.

Vslatm, Dr. K(elaoii) L(awTeiioe) T, Goodhue,
Minn. Botany. B.S, Carleton, 91; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 99. Principal, high sch. Pine Island,
Minn, 91-93; snpt. pub. schools, Benson, Minn,
94-96; dean, Defiance, 00-01; instr. bot. Cent.

High Sch, St. Louis, 01-09; prof, biol, Des
Moines, 09-12; Presbyterian (S. 0), 12-14;
instr, Florida, 14r-16; prof. bioL and geol,
Omaha, 17-18; assoe. prof, biol, and bot, Tex.
Col, 18- A.A; Bot. Cent. States; Sullivant
Moss Chapter (seo'y, 08). Taxonomy; ecology;
bryology; mycology.

Kelson, B<alph) ACngustos), 429 Crescent Ave,
Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Qalesburg, HI, Aug,
81, 88. B.S, Illinois, 15; M.S, Northwestern,
16. Besearoh chemist, HI. Exp. Sta, 15; Nat.
Aniline and Chem, Co, 16- Chem. Soc; Buf-
falo Eng. Soc. Physiological and organic
chemistry.

Nelson, Prof. B(alph) ECmory), 232 Littleton St,
West Lafayette, Ind. Chemistry, Fowler, Ind,
Oct. 15, 86. B.S, Purdue, 11, M.S, 13; Ph.D,
Chicago, 18. Asst. and later instr. ehem, Pur-
due, 11-16, asst, prof, 19- Lieut, C.W.S, 18.
Chem. Soc; Ind. Acad. Physical-organic and
organic chemistry; molecular rearrangement.

Kelson, Prof. Thnrlow O(hrlstlan), 85 S. Adelaide
Ave, New Brunswick, N. J. Zoology. New
Brunswick, Sept. 22, 90. B.S, Butgers, 13;
Ph.D, Wisconsin, 17. Asst, oyster culture lab,
N. J, Exp, Sta, 09-14, asst, biologist, 16-; asst,
prof, wool, Butgers, 19- Asst, Bur. Fisheries,
summers, 14, 19. A.A; Soc. Zool. Oyster cul-
ture; physiology of lamellibranch moUusks.

Nelson, Prof. Victor B(maiiael), Iowa State Col-
lege, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry, Eau Claire, Wis,
Jan. 21, 88. B.S, Wisconsin, 12, M.S, 14. Asst.
agr. chem!, Wisconsin, 12-14, instr, 14r-17; assoe,
Hopkins, 17-19; asst, prof, physiol, chem, Iowa
8tate, 19- Chem. Soc. Fermentation; animal
nutrition.

Nelson, Dr. Walter O(hadwick), National Sana-
torium, Johnson City, Tenn. Bacteriology, Fall
Kiver, Mass, Feb. 20, 90. Ph.B, Brown, 12, A.M,
13, Ph.D, 17. Chemist, milk dept. Providence,
14-17; provisional physiol. chemist, N. Y. State
Board of Health, 17 ; director, lab, Johnson City
Nat, Sanatorium, Lieut. Sanit. C, 17-19. The
gas bacillus in mjlk.

NelBon, Wilbur A(md8fcead), Tennessee Geolog-
ical Survey, Nashville, Tenn. Economic geology,
Nashville, Tenn, Feb. 14, 89. B.S, Vanderbilt,
10, A.M, Stanford, 15. Asst chem, Vanderbilt,
08-10; chemist, Tenn. Packing Co, 10-11; asst
geologist, Tenn. GeoL Surv, 11-14; econ. geolo-
gist, Nashville, Chattanooga and St. Louis By,
14-16; mining geologist, Paga Mining Co, 16-
18; state geologist, Tenn, 18- Asst ed, 'Be-
sources of Tenn,' 12-14; asst. geologist, Ya.
Geol. Surv, summer, 12; Tenn. Highway Com-
mission, 18; exec committee, advisozy council,
XT. S. Board Surveys and Maps, 20. A. A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. PetroL Geol; Seinnol. Soc; GeoL Soc.
of Am. Univ; Min. Eng; Tenn. Acad, (sec'y,
11-13); Nashville Eng. Ass. Clays of west
Tennessee; southern Tennessee ooal field; min-
erals of Tennessee; natural bridges; Monteagle
Wonder Cave; smoke.

Nees, Htflge, Texas Experiment Station, College
Station, Tex. Horticulture. Norway, Nov, 4,
61. B.S, Tex. Col, 89; M.S, Cornell, 98. Instr.
hort. and bot, Tex, Col, 91-99, prof, bot, 00-03,
horticultwrist, Bxp, Sta, 08- Soc. Hort. ScL

504

AMEBIOAN MEN OF SCIENOE

Plant breeding; breeding species of Subus and
QuercuB.

Kenbaner, Ferdinand John, International Lati-
tude Observatory, Ukiah, Calif. Astronomy,
Marienbad, Bohemia, May 30, 86. A.B^ Oregon,
10, A.M, 12; Ph.D, California, 17. Instr. astron,
California, 17; astronomer in charge, Int, Lati-
iude Observatory, U, 8, Coast and Oeod. 8urv,
18" With U. S. Shipping Board, 17-18. AJL;
Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc Variation of
latitude.

Henmaim, Felix (Jonatluui), Army Medical Mu-
■enm, Washington, D. 0. Medicine, Konigs-
berg, Prussia, Sept. 10, 58. KOnigsberg, 78>79.
Journalist, KOnigsberg, Dantsig, Berlin, 80-80;
foreign book trade, New York, Boston, Chicago,
86-00; with library of Congress, 00-07; Arm/y
Med, iiusewn and Library, 08- A. A; Anthrop.
Ass; Wash. Anthrop. Soe. (councilor, 12-).
Anthropology; medical bibUogiaphy; history of
medicine; history of science.

Kewbezry, Spencer Baird, Sandusky Portland Ce-
ment Co, Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry, Cleve-
land, May 11, 57. E.M, Columbia, 78, Ph.D, 79 ;
Berlin and Paris, 80-82. Asst. prof, and acting
prof, chem, Cornell, 82-92; v. pres. and mana-
ger, Sandusky Cement Co, 92-13, pres, and gen.
manager, IS- U. S. commissioner, Paris Expos,
89. Soc. Chem. Indust; assoc. mem. Civil Eng.
(mem. committee on uniform tests of cement) ;
Ass. Port. Cement Mf rs. Chemistry of cement
and allied subjects.

Kewbold, Prof. W(llUa)m Bomaoie, XTniverBity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Philosophy,
Wilmington, Del, Nov. 20, 65. A.B, Pennsyl-
vania, 87, PhJ), 91. Teacher Latin, CHielten-
ham Mil. Acad, 87-89; instr, Tennsylvania, 89-
91, lecturer phUos, 90-94, asst. prof, 94-03, prof,
OS", dean, dept. philos, 96-04. Ed, psyehoL
dept, * Am. Naturalist,' 95-96. PstychoL Ass;
PluloB. Ass; Philos. Soc. Suggestibility, auto-
matism and kindred phenomena; Aristotle's
logic, metaphysics and psycholo^; Pythago-
reanism; Qreek theories of sound and con-
sonance; gnosticism; Roger Bacon.

Kewlmrgli, Prof. L(oiiiB) H(axry), University
Hospital, Ann Arbor, Mich. Medicine, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, June 17, 83. A.B, Harvard, 04, M.I),
08. Asst. internal med, Harvard Med. Sdi, 12-
16; asst. visiting physician, Mass. Oen. Hosp,
1^16; asst. prof, internal med, Michigan, 16-
18, assoc, prof, 18-, acting head of dept, 17-
Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med.
Ass. Experimental medicine; use of strychnin
in cardio-vasoular disturbances; pneumonia;
Bright 's disease.

Kewoomb, Prof. J(o]in) LCloyd), XJniyersity, Va.
Civil engv\eering. Sassafras, Va, Dec. 18, 81.
A.B, William and Mary, 00; C.E, Virginia, 03.
Asst. engineer, Norfolk and South. B. B. Co, 03-
04, div. engineer, 04-05; adj. prof. eiviZ eng,
Virginia, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-10, prof, 10-
Consulting engineer, 05-; supervisor, S.A.T.C,
18. Eng. Educ.

Kewcombe, Prof. Frederick OCharles), 9 Geddes
Heights, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Plant physiology,
Flint, Mich, May 11, 58. B.S, Michigan, 90;
Ph.D, Leipsig, 93. Teacher, Mich. Sch. for
Deaf, 80-87; instr. hot, Michigan, 90-02, asst.

Bot,' 14r-17. A.A. (sec'y, G, 97); Soc. Nat;
Bot. Soc. (pres, 17); Bot. Cent. States (pres,
06). Perennial mycelium blackberry rust; in-
fluence of mechanical resistance on life period
of cells; cause and condition of lysigenous cav-
ity formation; regulatory formation of mechan-
ical tissue; rheotropism of roots; klinostats and
centrifuges for research; geotropie response;
sensitive life of Asparagus plumosus; the
behavior of twining plants in darkness; behavior
of plants in unventiUtted chambers.

Newcomer, HCarry) 8(idne7), 4401 Market St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medioine. WiUets Point, N.
Y, Oct 16, 87. A3, Wisconsin, 09, fellow, 10-
11, A.M, 10, 11-12; Freiburg, 12-13; MD,
Hopkins, 15; Tubingen, 14. A.A; Math. Soc;
Physical Soc. Biophysics.

Kewell, Dr. Franklin SCpilman), 443 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Roxbury, Mass, AprU
30, 71. A.B, Harvard, M.D, 96. Obstetrician,
Mass. Gen. Hoepp visiting surgeon, Boston City
Hosp; asst. visiting physician, Boston Lying-in
Hosp; asst. prof« obstet. and gynec, Harvard
Med, 8eh, din. prof, obstet, 18- Am. Med. Ass;
Gynec. Soc; Gynec. Club; Col. Surg. Obstetrics.

Kewell, F(rederick) H(a7nes), 1829 Phelps Place,
N. W, Washington, D. C. * Hydrography, Brad-
ford, Pa, March 5, 62. B.S, Mass. Inst Tech,
85; D.Eng, Case, 12. Hydraulic engineer, U. 8.
Geol. Surv, 88-90, hydrographer, 90-02, chief
engineer, 02-07; director, TJ. S. Beelamation
Service, 07-14, prof, civil eng, Illinois, 14-20;

* consulting engineer, tO- Mem. XT. 8. Land Com-
mission; U. S. Inland Waterways Commission;
Nat. Advisory Board for Fuels and Stmetural
Materials; Eng. Council, 18; Nat. Besearch
CoundL Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Eng. Ass.
(pres, 20); Forestry Ass; West. Soc Eng;
HL Soc. Eng; Wash. Soc. Eng. (pres, 07);
Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 07). Agriculture by irrigEi-
tion; hydrography of arid re^ons; principles of
irrigation engineering; natural resources of
Hawaii.

KeweU, Prof. Lyman OChnrchlll), 688 Boylston
St, Boston, Mass. Chemistry, Pawtucket, R. I,
Sept. 18, 67. PhJB, Brown, 90, A.M, 91; PhJ>,
Hopkins, 95. Instr. chem, Brown, 90-91; high
sch, Pawtucket, B. I, 91-92; Somerville, Mass,
95-98; nor. sch, Lowell, Mkss, 98-04; asst. prof,
Boston, 04-06, prof, 06- A. A; Chem. Soe; New
Eng. Ass. Chem. Teachers (pres, 98). Organic
and historical chemistry.

Newell, WUmon, Gainesville, Fla. Entomology.
Hull, Iowa, March 4, 78. B.S, Iowa State, 97,
M.S, 99; ScD, 20. Asst. entomologist, Iowa
Exp. Sta, 97-99; Ohio Exp. Sta, 99-02; asst.
entomologist and apiarist, Tex. Exp. Sta, 02;
state entomologist. Ga, 03-04; entomologist. La.
Exp. Stations, and sec 'y and entomologist. State
Crop Pest Commission, La. 05-09; prof, entom,
Tex. Agr. Exp. Sta. and state entomologist, Tex,
10-15; plant commissioner, Flo, State Plant
Board, IS-; dean, col. agr, Florida, and director,
Exp. Sta, Bl- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. (pres,
20). Agriculture; apiculture; horticultural

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quarantine; eradication of insects and plant

KewUxk, Dr. Burt L(oro7), University^f Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. Astronomy. EUen-
▼ille, N. Y, May 1, 76. A.B, Minnesota, 97,
A.M, 99; PI1.D, Munich, 02. Asst. astron, Min-
nesota, 98-00; Watson asst, California, 08-04,
instr. math, 04-06; asst, Lick Observatory, 06-
07; asst. prof. matK and meek, eol. eng, Min-
nesota, 07-20, auoe, prof, BO- A. A; Astron.
Soc; Math. 80c; Eng. Edue; Astron. Geeell.
Parallax of ring nebula in Lyra; orbits of Wat-
son asteroids; tables for reduction of photo-
graphie measures; the Bepsold measuring appa-
ratus of the Student's Observatory of the iJni-
Tersity of California; gyroscopic eifects; dy-
namic balance.

NewUxk, W(lliam) B(eiitiey), Com Products Be-
fining Co, Edgewater, N. J. Chemistry, Fall
City, Nebr, Nov. 9, 88. A.R Southern Califor-
nia, 10. Supt Fed. Chem. Co, 10-14; research
chemist, Am. Beet Sugar Co, 14-18; sugar
technologist. Bur. Standards, 18-19; research
chemist, Com Products Bef, Co, 19- Viscous
materials; rare sugars; sugar manufacture.

Kewland, David H(ale), State Educational Build-
ing, Albany, N. Y. Geology, Vienna, N. Y,
April 7, 72. A.B, Hamilton, 94; Munich, 94;
Heidelberg, 96-96; Columbia, 96-97. Tempo-
rary field asst, N. Y. State Geol. Surv, 97-98;
literary and scientific work, 98-03; assoc. ed,
'Eng. and Mining Jour,' 04; asst, state geolo-
gist, N. Y, 05- A. A; GeoL Soc; Min, Eng.
Qeology of magnetic iron ores of the Adiron-
dacks; iron ores of the Clinton formation; min-
ing and quarry industries of New York ; geology
and petrology of the Precambrian.

Kewlaads, James A(iidxew), 11 Laurel St, Hart-
ford,* Conn. Chemistry, Bacteriology, Edin-
burgh, Scotland, April 23, 77. A.B, Beloit, 08;
Chicago, 03-04; Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-05. Asst.
chemist, sanit. lab, Beloit, 03-04; sanit. researdi
sta, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-05; <^emist. Souther
Eng. Co, Hartford, Conn, 05; chemist and bac-
teriologist, Conn, State Board of Bedtth, 05-07,
chemist, 07- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass; Health League; New Eng. Waterworks
Ass; Middletown Sci. Ass. (sec'y, 06-08). The
detersiination of nitrates in water; purification
of Connecticut River water; explosive mixtures
in kerosene lamps; sewage pollution of oyster
grounds along the Connecticut coast.

Newman, Prof. Clifford Lewis, Federal Voca-
tional Education Board, Atlanta, Ga. Agricul-
ture, Columbus, Qa, July 25, 64. B.S, Ala.
Polytech, 86, M.S, 87. Asst. prof, agr, Tennes-
see, 87-89; principal. North Ala. Agr. Sch, 89-
91; asst. agriculturist, Ark. Exp. Sta, 91-97;
prof, agr, Arkansas, 97-04; agron, Clemson, 04-
08; agr, N. 0. Col, 08-19; adviser agr. Fed. Vo-
cational Edue. Board, 19-20; N. C. state farm,
20-21; asst, ed, 'Prog, Farmer,' Bl- Institute
lecturer. Cotton and cow-pea breeding.

irewmaa, Prof. H(oratio) H(aekett), UnlTersity
of Chicago, (Mcago, HL * Zoology, Near Scale,
Ala, March 19, 75. A.B, McMaster, 96; fellow,
Chicago, 98-00, 04-05, Ph.D, 06. Instr. bioL
and ^em, Culver -MiL Acad, Culver, Ind, 00-

04; 800I, Mich, 05-08, asst. prof, elect, 08;
prof, Texas, 08-11; assoc prof, Chicago, 11-17,
prof, 17-, dean, coUeges of science, 15- Instr.
zool. Woods Hole, 06, physioL staff, 09. A. A;
Soc. Nat; Soc ZooL General physiology; ex-
perimentsd evolution; animal behavior; phy-
logeny of the chelonian carapace; respiration of
the heart; process of heredity in fish hybrids;
habits of tortoises; spawning behavior of fish;
hermaphroditism in fidi; the process of heredity
in fish hybrids; behavior of Texas lizards; varia-
tion and heredity in armadillo; oogenesis and
parthenogenesis in armadillo; teleost hybridol-
ogy and teratology; echinoderm hybridology;
biology of twins.

Kewman, Prof. P(ort«r) J(08eph), 914 Leaven-
worth St, Manhattan, Kans. Chemistry, Os-
good, Ind, Feb. 28, 86. B.S, Franklin (Ind), 08.
M.S, 10. Asst. chemist, Indianapolis Board of
Health, 06-07; asst. chem, Franklin (Ind), 07-
08; Kansas State, 08-10, instr, 10-12, asst. prof,
12-17, assoc. prof, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc. Bare earths; proteins.

NewBom, Prof. J<o]in) FClesher), Palo Alto,
Calif. Geology, Mining. Elizabethtown, Ind,
Sept. 6, 69. A3, Indiana, 91; A.M, Stanford,
92, Ph.D, 01. Instr. geol, Indiana, 95^6, asst.
prof, 96-98; mining, Stanford, 99-01, assoc.
prof, 01-09, prof, 09-10. Asst. geologist. Ark,
91-93. AJl; Soc Nat; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng;
Min. and MetaL Soc; Calif. Acad; fel. London
GeoL Soc Geology of the Santa Cruz mountains
of California.

KewBon, Mn. H. Bv (Dr. Mtoy W(lxi8toii), Wash-
bum College, Topeka, Kans.. Mathematics, For-
reston, HI, Aug. 7, 69. A.B, Wisconsin, 89; fel-
low, Bryn Mawr, 91-92; fellow by courtesy,
Chicago, 92-93; Ass. CoL Alumnae fellow, 95;
Ph.D, Gdttingen, 96. Instr. math, Fox Lake,
Wis. 89-91; high sch, St. Joseph, Mo, 96-97;
prof, math, Kansas State, 97-00; asst, prof,
Washhwm, IS- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Her-
mite's form of Lamp's differential equation;
Bieman's theory of differential equations.

Kewtan, Alftod James, 1070 Harvard St, Bo-
chester, N. Y. Chemistry, London, England,
Nov. 14, 78. London. Principal, London Co.
Council Sch. Photograving and Lithog, 02-
12; supt, engraving dept, Eastman Kodak Co,
IB- Optical Soc; Chem. Soc; Boyal Photog.
Soc. Photomechanical reproduction.

Kowton, Prof. H(oward) D(oii«^)» Storrs, Coul
Chemistry, Stockbridge, Mass, Jan. 14, 81.
B.S, Boston, 04; PhJ>, Tale, 08. Asst. chem,
Yale, 05-08; in charge, chem, dept, Conn, Colt
08- A. A; Chem. Soc Titanium in analysis.

Nice, Dr. L(aoiiard) B(laixie), UniTersity of
Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Physiology, Mardi-
field Ohio, May 1, 82. Ph.B, Ohio, 08; fellow,
Clark, 09-11, Ph.]>, 11. Asst. physiol, Clark, OS-
11; instr, Harvard, 11-12; prof, Oklahoma, IS-
Soc Nat; feL Okla. Acad. (v. pres^ 16, sec'yi
17-). Effect of alcohol, nicotin and caffeln on
white mice; book disizifection; physiology of
respiration; tonus rhythms in diax&ragm muscle.

Kioe^ Mn. I^ B, (Margaret M(oxM), Norman,
OUa. Biology, Psychology, Amherst, Mass,
Dec. 6, 88. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 06; fellow.

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Clark, 07-09. Mem. Ornith. Union; fel. Okla.
Aead. Food and nesting of birds ; child psychol-
ogy; children's vocabularies and imaginations;
ambidexterity; delayed speech development.

NlchoUfl, Dr. A(Ib«rt) G(6orgo), 6 Stndley St,
Halifax, N. S, Can. Pathology, Internal medir
oine, Shotley Bridge, Durham, England, April
16, 70. B.A, McGiU, 90, M.A, 93, M.D, CM,
94, D.Sc, 09; Erlangen, Prague and Vienna,
96-97. Lecturer path, McQill, 99-04, asst. prof,
04-14, lecturer med, 07-14; prof, path, and
hooter, Ddlhofuie, 14- Can. Med. Ass; feL
Boyal Soc. Can; Montreal Medico-Chirurg. Soc.
Chronic Bright 's disease; multiple progressive
hyaloserositis; curative effect of various normal
and antitoxic sera on tuberculosis; hemorrhagic
typhoid fever; 'dust-bodies' of the blood; paths
of infection,

Nichols, Dr. Edson H, 822 W. Anderson St,
Hackensack, N. J. Chemietry. Camden, N.
J, July 12, 86. A.B, Cornell, 08, PhJ), 11.
Instr. ehem, Cornell, 09-11; chief ehemist, May-
wood Chem, Works, IS- Chem. Soc. Industrial
chemistry.

Nichols, Dr. Bdward H(aU), 294 Marlboro St,
Boston, Mass. Surgery. Beading, Mass, Jan.
6, 64. A3, Harvard, 86, A.M, M.D, 92. Asst.
path, Harvard Med, Sch, 96-98, demonstrator
surg. path, 97-00, instr, 01-03, asst. prof. surg.
path, and surg, 04-13, assoc. prof, surg, 14-16,
prof, elin, ewrg, 16- Junior asst. surgeon, Chil-
dren's Hosp, 97-00; asst. visiting surgeon, Bos-
ton City Hosp, 97-; cancer investigation (Croft
fund), 99-04 ; consulting surgeon, Quincy Hosp,
05- Surg. Ass; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Can-
cer Besearch; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad; Boston
Soc. Med. Sci. Pathology of surgical diseases;
congenital dislocation of the hip joint; club
foot; tuberculosis of bones and joints; acute in-
fectious osteomyelitis; relation of blastomycetes
to cancer; transplantation of tissue and its rela-
tion to cancer; arthritis deformans; repair of
tissues.

Nichols, Prof. Edward L<eaiiiingtoii), Cornell
University, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Experimental physios,
Leamington, England, Sept. 14, 54. B.S, Cor-
nell, 75; Leipzig, 75-76; Berlin, 76-78; PhJ),
CKJttingen, 79; fellow, Hopkins, 79-80; LL.D,
Peni^ylvania, 06; ScD, Dartmouth, 10. Prof,
physics and chem. Central Univ. of Ky, 81-83;
physics and astron, Kansas, 83-87; physics, Cor-
nell, 87-19, emer, prof, 19- Pounder, 'Physical
Bev,' and ed, 83-; sec'y, chamber of delegates,
Elec. Cong, Chicago, 93; ed, dept. physics,
< Johnson's Cyclopedia' and 'Webster's Diet';
mem. visiting committee, Bur. Standards, 01-
Nat. Acad; A.A. (sec'y, B, 89, v. pres, 93, pres,
07) ; Physical Soc. (pres, 07, 08) ; Optical Soc;
Dlum. Eng. Soc; Elec. Eng; Philos. Soc; assoc.
Am. Aead; hon. mem. Nat. Elec. Light Ass;
Hans. Acad, (prec^, 85). Badiation; color;
physiological optics; electricity; photometry;
optical properties of carbon and of matter at
low temperatures; fluorescence and phosphor-
escence.

Nichols, Oen. B(dward) WCast), Lexington, Va.
Mathematics, Petersburg, Va, June 27, 58. Va.
Mil. Inst, 74r-78. Asst. prof, math, Va, Mil.
Inst, 78-81, prof, applied math, 82-90, math.

and mech, 90-07, supt, 07- Commission, Va.
Geol. Surv, 08-^ major, corps engineers, 17-18;
major-gen, engineers, Va. volunteers, 19. Ass.
Mil. Schools and Colleges (pres, 20) ; S. Edue.
Ass. Series; railway means of transport.

Nichols, Pres. BCmest) F(oz), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. * Physics.
Leavenworth, Kans. June 1, 69. B.S, Kansas
State, 88 ; fellow, Cornell, 91-92, M.S, 93, ScD,
97; hon. Sc.D, Dartmouth, 03; LL.D, Wedeyan,
09; Colgate, 09; Chirk, 09; Vermont, 11; Pitts-
burgh, 12; Dennison, 14; Dartmouth, 16. Asst
chem, Kansas State, 88-89; prof, physics, Col-
gate, 92-98; Dartmouth, 98-03; exp. physics,
Columbia, 03-09; pres, Dartmouth, 09-16; prof,
physics, Tale, 16-20; director pure science, Nela
Besearch Lab, 20-21; pres, Mass. Inst, Tech,
ftl- Collaborator, 'Astrophys. Jour,' 98-; ed,
'Physical Bev,' 13-16; Adams fellow, Colum-
bia, 05-07, research assoc, Carnegie Institution,
07-09; mem. Nat. Besearch Council. Bumford
medal, Am. Acad, 04. Nat. Acad, (chairman,
physics sect, 17-20); A.A. (sec'y, B, 01, v.
pres, 03); Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; PhOos.
Soc; Am. Acad. Badiation; radiometric re-
searches in the remote infra-red spectrum; heat
radiation of stars and planets ; pressure of light.

Nichols, Dr. George BGwood), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. *Botany. Southington, Conn,
April 12, 82. A.B, Yale, 04, Ph.D, 09. Asst.
hot, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 04-09, instr, 09-15,
<ust, prof, 15- Board of control, 'Bot. Ab-
stracts,' 19- Bot. Soc; Eeol. Soc. (v. pres, 20) ;
Ass. GhBOg; Torrey Bot. Club (assoc. ed, 19-) ;
New Eng. Bot. Club; Conn. Bot. Soc; Conn.
Acad. Ecology; ecological classification; vege-
tation of nor&eastem America; bryophytes.

Nichols, Dr. H<arold) W<Uliam), Western Elec-
tric Co, New York, N. Y. Physios, Engineering.
Sheffield, Iowa, Feb. 23, 86. B.S, Armour, 08,
E.E, 11 ; M.S, Chicago, 09 Ph.D, 18. Asst. prof,
elec. eng, Armour, 09-14; engineer-physicist.
Western Elec. Co, 14- Elec Eng; Physical Soc;
Math. Soc; Badio Eng. Electromagnetism.

Nichols, Major HCenry) JCamcs), Army Med-
ical School, Washington, D. C. Pathology.
Mijlwaukee, Wis, May 21, 77. A.B, Yale, 99,
A.M, 01; M.D, Pennsylvania, 04; Army Med.
Soh, 06. Med. officer, T7.SJL, 06-; asst. prof,
path, and hacter, Army Med. Sch, 10-14, 19-
Medal, Bombay Med. Cong, 09. A.A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc. Trop. Med. (pres, 19). Experi-
mental s^hilis and yaws; typhoid carriers and
vaccine; pneumococcus and streptococcus infec-
tions and carriers.

Nichols, Henry W(iiidsor), 5465 Madison Are,
Chicago, ni. Geology. Cohasset, Mass, Dec. 7,
68. B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93, Ph.D, 19. Asst.
geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 94; curator econ. geol,
Field Musewn Nat. Hist, 95-97, asst. curator
geol, 97- Agent, Am. commission, Paris Expos,
00. Min. Eng; Chem. Soc; Chicago Acad. Ore
deposits of Columbia; concretions.

Nichols, Dr. Herbert^ 219 Commonwealth Ave,
Chestnut Hill, Mass. ^Engineering, Physics,
Psychology. Walpole, N. H, Peb. 7, 62. B.S,
Worcester, 71; Ph.D, Clark, 91. Engineer, Pa.
B. B, 72-85; instr. p^chol, Harvard, 91-93;

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leetnreri Hopkinfl. 96. Psychology of time and
space; ethics; philosophy; genetic geometry and
physics; abridged cosmology.

HidMdB» Jobn Treadw^ American Musenm of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology,
Jamaica Plain, Mass, June 11, 83. A.B, Har-
Yard, 05. Asst, dept, ichthyol, Am. Mu»ewn Nat.
Hist, 09-13, asst. curator, 13-19, atsoc. curator
recent fishes, 19- Ed, 'Gopeia.' A.A; 8oc.
Ichthyol. and Herp; Soc. Mammal; mem. Omith.
Union; Cooper Omith. Club; Nuttall Omith.
Club; Wash. BioL Soc; N. Y. Linnean Soc. Sys-
tematic and f annal ichthyology and ornithology.

KidioUi, Dr. MCaiy) iKmlM, 3221 Race St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Zoology. Brookville, Pa, Peb. 19,
73. Pennsylvania, 90-91, 92-93, 9(^01, Ph.D,
01; Woods Hole, 95-97, 00. Teacher zool, Phila.
Nor. Sch, 93-02, cool, and geog, 02; head,
dept. science, South PhUa. High Sch. for Oirls.
A.A. Spermatogenesis of Oniscus asellus Linn,
with especial reference to the history of the chro-
matin; chromosome relations in the spermato-
eyte of Oniscus; development of the pollen of
Sarracenia; comparative studies in crustacean
spermatogenesis.

Kichols, Dr. Biuna PCerdval), Oberlin College,
Oberlin, Ohio. Botany. Brownville, Maine, May
12, 73. B.S, Cornell, 98, fellow, 98-99; scholar.
Am. Women's table, Naples Zool. SU, 99-00;
fellow, Wisconsin, 02-03, Ph.D, 04. Teacher sci-
ence, Houghton Sem, N. Y, 00-02; private sch.
Science Hill, Ky, 04r-08; instr.'bo*, Oberlin, 08-
11, assoe. prof, 11- A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc.
The nature and origin of binucleated cells in
some Basidiomycetes.

Klcholfly Dr. T(homa8) F(lint), Phoenix, Ariz.
Mathematics. Pownal, Maine, Nov. 10, 70. A.B,
Bowdoin, 92; fellow, Clark, 93-95, Ph.D, 95.
Asst. math, Wisconsin, 95-96; asst. prof, Ham-
ilton, 96-04, prof, applied math, 04-08; chief
engineer, Ray Consol. Copper Co, 08. Asst. en-
gineer, N. Y. State Engineer's Office, 05-08.
Math. Soc. Qeometry of plane algebraic curves;
the Jacobian curve of a bundle.

Klchols, Walter 8(nilth), 313 Washington St,
Newark, N. J. Aotuariai science. Newark, Nov.
23, 41. A.B, A.M, Princeton, 63. Ed, 'Insur-
ance Monitor' and ^Insurance Law Jour,' 70-
20; V. pres, Ins. Publication Co. Actuary and
consulting actuary for various corporations; di-
rector and trustee of several corporations; lec-
turer ins. law, Yale. A. A ; Math. Soc ; Actuarial
Soc. (v. pres); Acad. Polit. and Social Sci.
Mathematics and law of contracts, especially as
applied to insurance; meteorology.

iridMdB, Dr. WUUam Henry, 61 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. *Chemistry, Metallwgy. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Jan. 9, 52. Brooklyn Polytech, 65-
68; B.S, N. Y. Univ 70, M.S, 73, LLJ), 20;
I1L.D, Lafayette, 04; ScD, Columbia, 04; Pitts-
burgh, 20. Mfg. chemist, copper refiner and
smelter, tO- Chairman, Allied Chem. and Bye
Corp; director, numerous companies. Eighth
Int. Cong. Applied Chem. (pres, 12). A. A;
Chem. Soc. (pres, 18, 19) ; Soc. Chem. Indust.
(pres, 04); Electrochem. Soc; Min. Eng; Can.
Min. Inst. Metallurgy of copper; industrial
chemistry.

Nicholson, Prof. H(enry) Hudson, First National
Bank Building, Lincoln, Nebr. '^Chemixiry,
Mineralogy. Rushford, Wis, May 25, 50. An-
tioch, 67-70; A.M, Lawrence, 74; Hururd, 84;
Heidelberg and Berlin, 85. Prof, phyrical sci-
ence, Nebr. State Nor. Sch, 74-82; head prof,
chem, Nebraska, 82-05; consulting mining and
indust. engineer, OS- Mem. XT. S. Assay Com-
mission, 99; consulting engineer, Ingold Placer
Mining Co; Hamilton Mining Co; Standard
Consol. Mining Co; Cuban Development Co.
Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Chem. Gesell. Substi-
tuted acrylic acids with electrolytic separation
of iron, nickel and zinc; gold ores of the Colo-
rado sulphid belt; the calorimetric assay of
copper; distillation products of Cuban hard
woods.

Klckolson, Prof. John F(rederldk), Bentonville,
Ark. Agriculture. Broadhead, Wis, July 9, 78.
B.S, Wisconsin, 00, M.S, 02. Asst. bacteriolo-
gist, Wisconsin, 00-02; N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
02-03; Okla. Col. and Exp. Sta, 03-05, prof,
bot. and entom, 05-09; prof, bacter, Idaho, 09-
14; V. director, Exp. Sta, 13-14; supervisor
farm marketing, Fnsco R. R, 15-16; prof,
agron, Arizona, and agronomist, Exp. Sta, 16-
17; marketing specialist^ Ark. and U. S. Dept.
Agr, 17; farmer. State nursery inspector, Okla,
05-09. Soc. Bact. Dairy bacteriology; nitrifi-
cation in soils; castor oil bean; farm marketing.

Klcholaon, Be^. P(atrlck) J(o0eph), St. Francis

Xavier's College, Antigonish, N. S, Can. Phys-
ics. Beaver Cove, N. S, Sept. 8^ 87. A.B, St.
Francis Xavier, 09; A.M, Hopkins, 11, fellow,
11-12, Ph.D, 13; theol. studies, 13-16. Prof,
physios, St. Francis Xavier, IB- A. A; Physical
Soc. Selenium.

Kidudson, Dr. Setb BCames), 1078 N. Michigan
Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy. Springfield,
HI, Nov. 12, 91. B.S, Drake, 12 ; Ph.D, Califor-
nia, 15. Instr. aetron, California, 13-15; as-
tronomer, Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory, 16-
Astron. Soc. Solar astronomy; orbits of com-
ets and asteroids; discovery and orbit of Jupi-
ter's ninth satellite.

Kickerson, Mrs. Iffargaxet (Lewis), Minneapolis,
Minn. *nistology. Embryology. Akron, N. Y,
Dec 8, 70. A.B, Smith, 93; Ass. CoL Alumnae,
feUow, 96-97; A.M, RadclifPe, 97; M.D, Minne-
sota, 04. Inst, histol. and embryol, med. dept,
Minnesota, 98-06; physician, pub. schools, Min-
neapoUs, It-

IXUSkJsanmXt Dr. W(lnlleld) 8(cott), Long Lake,
Minn. ^Zoology, Medicine. Cotuit, Mass; Nov.
2, 64. B.S, Harvard, 90, Sc.D, 94; M.D, Min-
nesota, 05. Acting prof, biol, Colorado, 94-95;
instr, Northwestern, 95-96; histol. and embryol,
Minnesota, 97-99, asst. prof, 99-11; practising
physician, 11- Capt, M.R.C. Morphology of
Vermes; morphology of several trematodes;
human helminthology.

SHoolet^ Prof. Ban H(arr7), University of Chi-
eago, Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Kansas City,
Mo, July 30, 90. A3, Kansas, 10 ; PhJ), Yale,
13. Fellow, Mellon Inst, 13-17 ; asst. prof, chem,
Chicago, 19- Chief, org. div. hib, C.W.S, A.E.P,
18. Chem. Soc. Hydantoins; hydrogenation of
fats and oils.

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Ktots, A(do]pli) H, 393 Barnes Park, Eoeh-
ester, N. T. Chemistry, Boohester, Minn, July
10, 89. A.B, Minnesota, 13, M.8, 15. Asst.
instr. chem, liunnesota, 14-15; research chemist,
Eastman Research Lab, 15-17, IB- Lieut, bur.
aircraft produetion, 18. CheuL Soc. Photog-
raphy; organic reducers; hydrogen electrode.

Kioawlaady Prof. JnUns Arthur, University of
Notre Dame, Notre Dame, Ind. Chemistry,
Botany, Ghent, Belgium, Feb. 14, 78. A3,
Notre Dame, 90. ScD, 11. Ph.D, Catholic XJniv,
04. Assoc, prof. org. chem, Notre Dame, 04-09,
prof, hot, 09-, head of dept, 19-, dean, faculty
of soienee, Ed, 'Mid. Nat.' €3iem. Soc; CSiem.
GeselL Synthesis of organic compounds from
acetylene; taxonomy and nomenclature of higher
plants.

Miles, Prof. Walter Ldndsay), 893 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. Lebanon, N. Y,
Jan. 2, 78. Cornell, M.D, 02. Asst. prof,
eilin, med, med, col, ComeU; acting dean, 18-
19, dean, 19- Attending physician, BeUevue
Hosp; consulting physician, Mem. and South-
ampton Hospital. AA; Soc. Ezp. Biol; Am.
Med. Ass; ^rvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Bac-
teriology; circulation; metabolism in diabetes.

KJpher, Prof. Ptaneis B(iigene), Kir&wood, St.
Louis Co, Mo. *Physies. Port Bryon, N. Y,
Dec. 10, 47. Ph.B, Iowa, 70, A.M, 73; LLJ),
Washington (St. Louis), 05. Instr, physical
lab, Iowa, 70-74; prof, physics, Washington
(St. lAHtis), 74- Int. Cong. Arts and Science,
St. Louis, 04 (speaker and chairman, sect, phys-
ical cosmics). A.A; (sec'y. A, 78, sec'y, B,
83, v. pros, 91); Physical Soc; Philos. Soc; St
Louis Acad, (pros, 85-90); Boyal Soc. Arts;
Soc. de Physique. Electricity; optics; photog-
raphy; gravitating nebulae; wind pressures;
ether waves by explosions; nature of deetnc
discharges; relation between gravitation and
electrical action; local vi^riations in the dee-
trical potential of the earth and the eifeet on
gravitating masses above its surface; venation
in the magnetic field of the earth.

Koble, Prof. Charles Albert^ 2224 Piedmont Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Mathmnaties^ Soquel, Calif,
Aug. 14, 67. B.S, California, 89, fellow, 96-
97; Ph.D, Gottingen, 01. Teacher math, high
sch, Oakland, Calif, 89; Boys' High Sch, San
Francisco, 90-93; instr, Caiifomia, 97-00, 01-
03, asst. prof, 03-11, assoc. proc, 11-19, prof,
19- Math. Soc Partial differential equations;
calculus of variations.

Koble, GGftdwyn) KClngsIey), American Museum
of Natural Histoir, New York, N. Y. Zoology,
Yonkers, N. Y, Sept. 20, 94. A.B, Harvard,
17, A.M, 18. Asst. curator herp. Am, Museum
Nat. Hist, 19- Zoologist, Harvard exped. to
Peru, 16. Soc. lehthyol. and Herp; assoc. Or-
nith. Union; Nuttall Omith. Club; N. Y. Lin-
nean Soc; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Wash. BioL
Soc. Ornithology; herpetology; anatomy.

Noble, Dr. L(eTl) F, Valyermo, Calif. Geology.
Auburn, N. Y, Nov. 13, 82. A.B, Yale, 05,
A.M, 07, Ph J), 09. Junior geologist, U. 8. OeoU
8urv, 09-12, asst. geologist, 12-17, assoc. geolo-
gist, 17-19, geologist, 19- A.A; Geol. Soc; Am.
Geog. Soc; Calif. Acad. Oeology of the Grand
Canyon, Arizona; geology of desert region of

southeastern Caiifomia; water resources of
Hawaii; nitrates and potash in deserts of Cali-
fornia, Nevada and Arizona.

Noble, Prof. W(11U8) 0(larke), 338 E. 26th St,
New York, N. Y. Bacteriology, Hygiene.
Peking, China, May 19, 85. Ph.B, Yale, 06,
Ph.D, 13. Instr. bacter, Univ. and Bellevue
Hosp, Med. Col, 14, lecturer, 14-17, asst. prof,
hygiene, 17- Bacteriologist, Dept. Health, N.
Y. City, 13-14; N. Y. State Dept. Health, 18-;
N. Y. State Commission on Ventilation, 13-10.
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc Bact; Harvey Soc. The
tetanus bacillus; effect of high temperatures on
formation of immune bodies; effect of cold on
infection; immunization with single strain and
double strain vaccines; virulence test in diag-
nosis of diphtheria.

Kognchi, Dr. Hldeyo, Rockefeller Institute, New
York, N. Y. ^Pathology. Fukushima, Japan,
Nov. 24, 76. M.D, Tokyo Med. Sch, 97; M.S,
Pennsylvania, 07; titular prof. Imp. Govt.
Japan; ScD, Tokyo, 14. Asst. Govt. Iiist. for
Infectious Diseases, Tokyo, 98-00; path, Penn-
sylvania, 01-03; research asst, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 03-04; asst, Bockefeller Inst, 04-07,
assoc, 07-09, assoc. mem, 09-14, mem, 14-
A.A; Am. Physicians; Ass. Path, and Baet;
Soc. Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Exp. Path; cor.
mem. Vienna Soc Internal Med; Soc. biol. de
Paris; Norwegian Med. Soc Snake venoms and
antitoxins; hemolysis; cytotoxins; sero-diagnosia
of syphilis; cultivation of Spirachaetae; filter-
able viruses; general paralysis; yellow fever.

Nolan, Prof. A(xeta8) W(Ubiir), 705 Michigan
Ave, Urbana, lU. AgriouUwre. Edgar Co, IlL
A.B, Indiana^ 05; M.S, West Virginia, 12. Prin-
cipal, township high sch, Lima, Ind, 04-08 ; prof,
forestry. West Virginia, 08-12; asst. prof. agr.
exten, Illinois, 12-21, prof, agr, eduo, tl- State
supervisor agr. educ. 111, 17- Lecturer rural
eduo, Chicago, summer, 14.

Komland, Dr. J(orgen) O, 200 Bush St, San
Francisco, Calif. Geology. Buxton, N. Dak,
Aug. 24, 85. E.M, North Dakota, 10; M.B,
Caiifomia, 15, PhJ>, 16. Geologist, Standard
on Co, IS- Paleont. Soc. Paleontology.

Korbury, Dr. Frank Parsons, 407 S. Seventh St,
Springfield, Dl. Psychiatry. Beardstown, HI,
Aug. 5, 63. MJ>, L. I. Col. Hosp, 88; A.My
111. Col, 03. Bes. physician. Pa. Inst, for Feeble-
Minded, 88; asst. physician, HI. Cent. Hosp.
for Insane, 88-93; physieian-in-charge, Oik
Lawn Betreat, 96-00; Norbury Sanatorium, 01-
09; supt, Kankakee State Hosp, 0^11; alienist,
state board administration, 11-13; Norbury
Sanatorium, IS- Prof, mental and nervous dis-
eases, Keokuk Med. Col, 04-08; acting med. di-
rector, Nat. Committee for Mental Hygiene.
A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Medico-
Psychol. Ass; PsychoanaL Ass. Neurop^-
chiatry; exhaustion; social psychiatry.

KorcroBS, Prof. WUbor Harrington, Carlisle, Pa,
Psychology. Balston, Pa, June 28, 82. AJB,
Dickinson, 07, A.M, 12; Hopkins, 14-16, fellow,
16-17, Ph.D, 20. Teacher Greek and Latin, Dick-
inson Sem, 08-14, dean, 12-14; prof, psyehol,
philos. and eduo, Dickinson, 16- Lieut, 8. C,
18-19. P^choLAss. Experimental psychology;
learning process; acquisition of skilL

AMBBIOAN MEN OF SOIENOE

509

HozriB, Dr. CliAzleB, 844 W. 72d St, New York,
N. Y. Patholoffff, BocUriology, Hoboken, N. J,
Dee. 4, 67. Ph.B, Yale, 88; M.D, Coliimbia, 92,
Alusmus fellow, Ool. I^jsieians and Surg, 96-
97, 0<M)2; GSttii^en, 94-95; Vienna, 95-96.
Intern, BooBOvelt Hosp, 98-94; tutor path, Co-
lombia, 97-99; inatr, med. 8ch, Oomell, 99-00;
aaet. baeter. and hygiene, Columbia, 02-08,
instr, 08-04; director, lahorataries of BeUevue
and Allied Hospitals, 04-; chief rnsd, exoftMner,
N. r. City, 18-; asst. prof, path, med. sch, Cor-
nell; prof, gross anat, Fordham, Abs. Path,
and Bact; Soe. Exp. Biol; N. Y. Path. Soe;
N. Y. Acad. Med. The baeteriddal action of
lymph taken from the thoraeie duet of the dog;
influenee of fasting on the bactericidal aetion
of the blood; eases in which the badUus aero-
genes eapBulatos was isolated; broncho-pneumo-
nia with streptothriz; suppuratiye phylophlebitis
associated with anaerobic micro-organisms; bac-
terial precipitins; pneumococei in human mouth
and lungs after death; 'red-leg' in frogs;
spirochete and spirochetal infection in man;
spirochetal infection of white rats; multiple
systemic sarcoma of myelogenous origin; acro-
megalia; detection of typhoid carrier; anterior
poliomyelitis; yaccine treatment in acute sup-
purative infections; wood alcohol poisoning;
practical pathology; function of the medical
examiner.

Korxis, Prof, a(eorge) W(illlam), IJniyersity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. MedMne.
Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1, 76. A.B, Pennsyl-
vania, 95, M.D, 99. Asst. prof, med, Pennsyl-
vania, It- Am. Med. Ass; Am. Physicians;
Phila. Path. Soe; fel. Phila. CoL Physicians;
Phila. Acad. Cardiac and pubnonary pathology.

Korrls, Prof. H(arry) W(aldo), Grinnell, Iowa.
Zoology. Pittsfleld, N. H, Sept. 11, 62. AJ3,
Grinnell, 86, hon. A.M, 89; fellow, Cornell, 88-
90; Nebraska, 90-^1; Freiburg, 01-02. Instr.
biol, Grinnell, 88, prof, 91-03, 80ol, OS- A.A;
Soe. Zool; l^cros. Soe; Iowa Acad. Develop-
ment of the amphibian ear; cranial nerves of
Amphiuma, Siren, the ceciHans, the dogfish and
ganoid fishes.

Korrls, HCenry) HCntehlnson), Upper Montdair,
N. J. BUatrioai engineering. Philadelphia,
Pa, April 26, 78. Hopkins, 90, 92-94; Cornell,
94-96. Electrician, Bhodes Mfg. Co, 90-91;
Arnold Else. Mfg. Co. 91-92; asst. instr. elec.
eng, Hopkins, 92-94; instr, Cornell, 96-01, asst.
prof, 01-05, prof, 05-14, in charge of dept, 09-
14; assoc ed, *Blee. JBy. Jow,' 14-20, managing
ed, to- Supt, elec. railway tests, and mem.
jury awards. La. Purchase Expos, 04; consult-
ing engineer. Elec. Ikig, (manager, 09-12);
Elec. By. Ass; Eng. Educ. (sec'y, 09-14). The
Pedagogical treatment of engineering branches;
electric railway operation and engineering.

Horrlfl, Prof. Jamas P(la^), 106 Chestnut St,
Boston, Mass. ^Chemistry. Baltimore, Md,
Jan. 20, 71. A.B, Hopkins, 92, fellow, 94, PhJD,
95. Asst. org. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95-96,
instr, 96-00, asst. prof, 00-04; prof, chem, Sim-
mons (Mass), 04-15; Vanderbilt, 15-16; gen.
ehem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 16-20, org. chem, tO-
Xecturer org. chem, Harvard, 12-14; dark, 13-
14; assoc. Naval Consulting Board, 16; in charge

war gas offense chem. research, U. S. Bur. Mines,
17-18; lieut. col, C.W.S, 18-19: in charge, C.W.8.
for England and inspection German ehem. war
gas factories. Chem. Soe. (asst. ed, 'Jour,' pros,
New Eng. sect, 04, 05); Am. Acad. Principles
of organic chemistry; experimental organic
chemistry.

Korria, Dr. B(obert) BCtewaxt), Santa Cruz,
Calif. Chemistry. Belleville, Wis, Jan. 19, 69.
B.S, California, 92; PhJ), Hopkins. 97. Food
expert, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 97-98; mstr. ehem,
CiUifomia, 98-99; chemist and supt, Union
Sugar Co, 99-07; chemist, Exp. Sta, Hawaiian
Sugar Planters' Ass, 07-13. sugar technologist,
13-20. A.A; Chem. Soo; Hawaiian CSiem. Ass;
Hawaiian Eng. Ass. Sugar technology.

Konia, B(ol>ert) V(an) A(X8dalo), 624 Second
Ni^tional Bank Building, Wilkes Barre, Pa. Jfin-
ing engineering. Newark, N. J, May 2, 64.
E.M, Columbia, 85, hon. M.S, 14. Engineer,
Susquehanna Coal Co, 86-14; D. L. and W. B. B,
06-18. Lecturer coal mining. Harvard, 07-17;
Columbia, 09. 14-16. A.A; Min. Eng. (mem.
council, 08-10, v. pres, 11-12, chairman, anthra-
cite sect); Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Can. Min*
Inst; British Inst. Min. Eng. Coal mining;
ventilation; surface subsidence; hoisting; haul-
age; valuation; taxation.

North, Dr. HCenry) B(rigg8), York Metal and
Alloy Co, York, Pa. Chemistry. JanesviUe,
Wis, Jan. 14, 79. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 02, B.8,
04, A.M, 06; Zurich; Sc.D, Paris, 09. Instr.
chem, Wisconsin, 04r<)7; assoc. prof, Butgers,
10-17; research chemist, York Metai and Alloy
Co, 17- A.A; Chem. Soe; Soe chim. de France.
Beactions of thionyl and sulphuxyl chlorids.

Northcott^ Prof. John A(rthnr), 1050 Ackerman
Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics. Belleville,
Can, June 20, 83. A.B, Toronto, 04, A.M;"05.
Asst. master, St. Andrew's, 04-07; instr. math,
Cheshire Sch, Cheshire, Conn, 07-09; Syracuse,
09-12, asst. prof, 12-13; instr, Columbia, 18-
14 ; assoc. prof, Syracuse, 14-20, prof, tO- Math.
Soe. Differential geometry.

Northrop, Dr. John H(oward), Bockefeller Insti-
tute, New York, N. Y. Biology, Biologiodl
chemistry. Yonkers, N. Y, July, 91. B.8,
Columbia, 12, A.M, 13, Ph.D, 15, fellow, 15-16.
Asst, Bookefeiler Inst, 16, assoc, 17-20, assoc,
mem, tO- A.A; Chem. Soe; Boc. Exp. BioL
Starch; effect of temperature on insects; fer-
mentation.

Northrap, Prof. Ann HeA, 1200 Pine St, New
Orleans, La. Chemistry. New Orleans, April
21, 75. A.B, Vassar, 96, A.M, 97. Instr. chem,
Pratt Inst, 98-03; acting prof, Newcomh Col,
Tulane, 04-05, prof, OS- A.A.

Northmp, Dr. B(dwin) F(itch), Princeton, N. J,
and 636 E. State St, Trenton, N. J. *Fhysies.
Syracuse, N. Y, Feb. 23, 66. A.B, Amherst,
91; fellow, Hopkins, 93-95, Ph.D, 95. Prof,
physics, Texas, 96-97; engineer, Bowland Tele-
graph Co, 98-02; sec'y, Leeds and Northup
Co, Phila, 03-10; asst. prof, physics, Prince-
ton, 10-20; pres, Pyrolectric Instrument Co,
Trenton, N. J, 16-20; t;. pres, Eleetrothermic
Corp, to- Bronze medal, Paris, 00; Long-
streth medal, 12; Elliott Creeson medal, 16.
A. A; Physical Soe; Electrochem. Soe; Elec.

510

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Eng; Franklin Inst Alternating current teleg-
raphy; electrical measurements; forces in elec-
trical conductors; electrical conductivity at Tezy
high temperatures; the motions of vortex rings
in fluids; temperature measurement, recording
and control; the measurement of large altemat-
ing currents; high frequency induction furnaces.

Korthrnp, Dr. W(miain) PCerry), 61 E. 73d St,
New York, N. Y. Medieine, Peterborough,
N. Y, Jan. 11, 51. A.B, Hamilton, 72, A.M,
75; M.D, Columbia, 78; LL.D, Knox, 20. Instr.
Greek, Knox, 72-76; prof, pediat, Univ. and
BelUvue Hasp, Med, Col, 94-20, emer, prof,
£0- Attending and consulting physician, Presb.
Hosp, and consulting physician, hospitals.
Health Bept, N. Y. ^ty. Emer. mem. Am.
Physicians; Pediat. 8oc. (past pres); feL N. Y.
Acad. Med. (past prea, pediat. sect). Diph-
theria; scurvy; infant feeding; infections dis-
eases; open-air treatment of pneumonia and
other acute infectious diseases; roof play
grounds.

Norton, Prof. Arthur B(dwln), Harvard Univer-
sity, Cambridge, Mass. MeohanicaL engineering,
'Portland, Maine, June 26, 77. Ph.B, Brown,
00, hon. A.M, 20. Aest. prof, eng. drawing, Har-
vard, 10-20, 08800, prof, mech, eng, ftO- Mech.
Eng.

Norton, Arthur H(eit>ert), 22 Elm St, Portland,
Maine. Zoology, St. €^rge, Maine, April 19,
70. Pub. schools. Curator, Portland 8oo, Nat,
Hiet, 06- A.A; mem. Omith. ITnion; Nat. Ass.
Audubon Soc; cor. mem. New Eng. Bot. Club;
Maine Omith. Soc. (pres. and sec'y) ; Portland
(Maine) Soe. Nat. Hist; Josselyn Bot. Soc.
(sec'y). Ornithology; bibliography of the nat-
ural history of Maine.

Norton, Prof. OCliarles) L<add), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Phyeioe, Springfield, Mass, Dec. 11, 70. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 93. Asst. physia, Jfoss. Ingt,
Tech, 93-95, instr, 95-99, asst. prof, 99-06,
assoc. prof, 06-10, prof, 10- A.A; Mech. Eng;
Qhem, Soc; Soc Test. Mat; Eng. Educ; Am.
Acad. Industrial physics; thermal conductivity
of earthy materials and of cold storage insula-
tion.

Norton, Jesse B(aker), Pedigreed Seed Co,
Hartsville, S. C. Botany, Leadvale, Tenn,
Aug. 19, 77. B.S, Kansas State, 97, M.S, 01.
Scientific aid, U. S. Dept. Agr, 00; asst. ento-
mologist, Kansas Expi Sta, 00--02; asst. physi-
ologist, bur. plant indust, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 02-
07; asst. prof, plant breeding, Cornell, 07-08;
physiologist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
08-18, agr. explorer, 19-20 ; plant "breeder, Pedi'
greed Seed Co, ^0- A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Hert.
Sei; Am. Oeog. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. BioL
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant breeding; breed-
ing disease resistant vegetables; liliaceae.

Norton, Prof. J<ohn) B(ltting) S(mlth), College
Park, Md. Botany, Phytopathology, Coeke (^,
Tenn, April 7, 72. B.S, Kansas State, 96, M.S,
00. Asst. bot, Kansas Exp. Sta, 94-96; bot.
asst, Mo. Bot. Garden, 96-01; prof, bot. and
plant path, Maryland, 01-19, mycol, tO- A. A;
Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Dahlia Soc.
Flora of southwestern United States; IJstilag-

ineae; North American Euphorbiaceae; plant
diseases; effect of wind on plants.

Norton, Prof. J(olin) F(oote), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, lU. Bacteriology, Natiek,
Mass, June 23, 85. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06;
Ph.D, Chicago, 11. Asst. org. chem, Mass. InsL
Tech, 06-07, indust. chem, 07-08; assoc. chem,
univ. high sch, Chicago, 08-10, asst. bacter,
Chicago, 10-11; instr. sanit. chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 11-14, asst, prof, 14-17; hacter, CJkicago,
17- A. A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Chicago
Inst. Med. Hygiene; disinfection; water ex-
amination.

Norton, Dr. Thonuui H(erbert), Prescott Boad,

White Plains, N. Y. *Chemistry, Bushford, N.
Y, June 80, 51. A.B, Hamilton, 78, hon. ScD,
95; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 75; Berlin, 76-77; Paris,
77-78. Manager, chem. works, Paris, 78-83;
prof, chem, Cincinnati, 83-00; U. S. Consul,
Harput, Turkey, 00-06; Smyrna, 05-06; Chem-
nitz, Gfomany, 0^-14; special agent chem. investi-
gations, Dept. Commerce, 15-17; chemist, E. L
duPont de Nemours and Co, 17-20; ed, 'Chenu
Color and OU Daily,* BO- Prof, chem, CoL Phar-
macy, Cincinnati, Ohio, 88-90. Mem. jury awards,
Cincinnati £xi>08, 87 : trustee, Lane TheoL Sem ;
Miami Med. Col; Presbyterian Hosp; mem.
Pan- Am. Sci. Cong, 15; ed, *Chem. Eng,' 17-18L
A. A. (sec'y, C, 91, sec'y, council, 92, gen. sec'y,
93, V. pres, 94, librarian, 97) ; CheuL Soc; So&
Chem. Indust; Acad. Polit. and Soc. Sci; Inst
Social Sci; Wash. Acad; fel. London Chem.
Soc; Chem. Gesell; Soc. chim. de Paris; Bussifla
Chem. Soc. Barer metals, their special proper-
ties and preparation; organic chemistry; dye-
stuffs; chemical conditions in Europe and the
near east

Norton, Prof. W(iUiam) H(annon), Mount Ver-
non, Iowa. Geology, Willoughby, Ohio, April
3, 56. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 75, A.M, 78; LL.D9
Iowa, 11. Instr. Latin and Greek, ComeU
{Iowa), 75-77, adj. prof, 77-81. prof, Greek
and geol, 81-90, geol, 90- Special asst, Iowa
Geol. Surv, 93-; asst, U. S. GfeoL Surv, 03-12.
Geol. Soc; Iowa Acad, (pres, 00). Artesian
wells; glacial geology.

Norwood, Prof. CChazles) JCoseph), University of
Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Geology, Mining,
New Harmony, Ind, Sept. 17, 53. Missouri,
68-72. Lab. asst. chem. and physics, Missouri,
71-72; asst. geologist. Mo. GeoL Surv, 72-74;
Ky. Geol. Surv, 74r-80; prof. nat. science. Bethel
(Ky), 77-81; chief inspector mines, Ky, 84-
97; curator, Ky. State Geol. Dept, 93-97, 02-18,
chief inspector mines, 02-18, chief, state dept.
mines, 18-20; mining engineer, 97-02; dean, coL
mining eng. and prof, mining and metal, Ken-
tucky, 02-18, head of dept, and prof, mining,
to-; director, Ky. Geol Surv, 04-12. Editor
and geol. and mining work, 80-83. A.A; GeoL
Soc; Min. Eng; Ky. Acad. Coals and days.

Nothnagel, Dr. MQdxed, (Mn. Chas. R Wilson),
Agricultural Experiment Station, Virgin Islands.
Botan/y, Chicago, HI, March 25, 90. A.B, In-
diana, 13, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17; M.S, Chi-
cago, 15; fellow, Northwestern, 15-16. Asst.
bot, Northwestern, 15-16; asst. plant physiolo-
gist, Fla. Exp. Sta, 17-18; instr. bot, Texas,

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

511

18-19. A. A; Bot. Soc; Bryol. Club. Cytology;
morphology.

Kotman, Azttnir, Bisbee, Ariz. Oeology, Brook-
lyn^ N. Y, April 28^ 83. B.S, Harrard, 03, M.E,
08. Mining engineer. Detroit Copper Mining
Co^ 08-09 ; geologist^ Copper Qaeen Consol. Min-
ing Co, 09-10, chief geologist 10-14; Old Bo-
mkiion Copper Co, 14-15; chief geologist and
efficiency engineer^ Copper Queen Consol. Min.
Co, 15-16; asst. supt, mines dept. Copper Queen
branch, Phelps Dodge Corp, 17-18, supt, 19^
A. A; Min. Eng. (sec'y-tTeas, Ariz, sect, 15-,
mem. committee on mining geol, 16-) ; Min. and
Metal. Soc Economic geology; Bisbee ore de-
posits.

NoTak, Dr. BmU, 26 E. Preston St, Baltimore,
Md. MedioiM, Baltimore, March 8, 83. MJ),
Maryland, 04; A.B, Loyola, 12. Bes. surgeon,
Md. Gen. Hosp, 04-05; aisoc. gynec, Baltimore
Med. Col, 05-08 ; assoc. prof, Col. Physicians and
Surg, Baltimore. 09-14, obstet, 14-19; inttr,
cKn. gynep, Eopidns, IS- A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
Col. Surg; Baltimore City Med. Soc. (sec'y,
11-19). Physiology and pathology of menstrua-
tion; menstrual histology of endometrium; cor-
pus luteum.

Kovy, Dr. F<rederlck) a<eorge), 721 Forest Aye,
Ann Arbor, Mich. *Hygiene, Bacteriology,
Physiological chemistry. Chicago, HI, Dec. 9,
64. B.S, Michigan, 86, M.S, 87, ScD, 90, M.D,
91; Hygienic Inst, Berlin, 88; Path. Inst,
Prague, 94; Pasteur Inst, Paris, 97; IiL.D, Cin-
cinnati, 20. Asst. org. chem, Michigan, 86-87,
instr. hygiene and physiol. chem, 87-91, asst.
prof, 91-93, junior prof, 98-02, prof, hacter, W-,
director, hygienic lab, 09- Past mem. Mich.
Board Health; U. S. Commission to Investigate
Bubonic Plague in Calif, 01. Int. Med. Cong,
Moscow^ 97 (hon. pros, sect, hygiene). A. A. (v.
pros, E:, 10); Soc Bact. (pres, 04); Physiol.
Soc; Am. Physieians; Soc. Exp. Path; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Soc Pharmacol; Ass. Immunol; Sigma Xi (pres,
Midi, 11) ; Mich. Acad, (pres, 10) ; Mich. Med.
Soc; cor. mem. Phila. Path. Soc; assoc mem.
Soc. de Path, ezot; cor. mem. Soc. biol. do
Paris; assoc. mem. Soc Boyale des Sci. Med; et
Nat. Bruzelles; hon. mem. various med. societies
and academies. Chemistry of bacteria ; the culti-
vation of anaerobes; new anaerobic bacillus; im-
munizing action of non-bacterial products ; etiol-
ogy of diphtheria, yellow fever and plague;
formaldehyde and sulphur disinfection; organic
•perozids; cultivation of trypanosomes ; trypano-
somes of birds; hematozoa of birds; mosquito
flagellates; relapsing fever spirochetes; Leish-
man-Donovan bodies; filterable virus; anaphyla-
toxin and anaphylaxis.

Kow^ Prof. JColin) W<illiam), Wake Forest,
N. C. Chemistry. Tyner, N. C, Aug. 15, 83.
A.B, Wake Forest, 03, A.M, 07 ; Ph.D, Hopkins,
12. Instr. chem, Wake Forest, 09-10; N. C.
Col, 12-14; assoc prof. Wake Forest, 14-15,
prof, 15- Chem. Soc. (pres, N. C. sect, 15, 18) ;
N. C. Acad. Steric hindrance effect of ortho
substituted groups in para-sulphamido benzoic
acids.

Nowlaxi, Prof. F(rederick) 8(ta]iley), Bowdoin
College, Brunswick, Maine. Mathematics. Have-

lock, N. S, Aug. 2, 86. B.A, Acadia, 08;
A.M, Harvard, 09. Adj. prof, m^th, Oa. Sch.
Tech, 09-10; instr, Horace Mann Sch, Columbia,
10-11, asst, Columbia, 11-12, exten. instr, 12;
oMt. prof, Bowdoin. Math. Soc Differential
geometry.

KowUn, Prof. Kadlno, 1144 Louisiana St, Law-
rence, Kans. Zoology. Missouri City, Mo,
83. A.B, A.M, Kansas, 03; M. Carey Thomas
foreign fellow, 09. Asst. prof, sool, Kansas, 10-
Table, Naples ZooL Sta, 09. Soc. ZooL Proto-
zoology; pathogenic protozoa, especially those of
the digestive tract.

Koyes, Dr. Alice A(yr), 77 Winchester St,
Bradford, Mass. Entomology. Haverhill, Mass,
July 15, 84. A.B, Mt. Holyoke; A.M, Cor-
nell, Ph.D. Lab. asst. zool, Mt. Holyoke,
07-10; assoc. prof, biol. Sweet Briar, 10-12;
asst, Cornell, 13-15; instr. zool, Milwaukee-
Downer, 15-16. A. A; Entom. Soc Net-spin-
ning Trichoptera; proventriculus of a Hydro-
psyche larva.

Koyeg, Dr. Arthur A<moB), California Institute
of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. ^Chemistry.
Newburyport, Mass, Sept. 13, 66. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 86, M.S, 87; Ph.D, Leipzig, 90?
LL.D, Maine, 08; Clark, 09; hon. ScD, Har-
vard, 09; Tale, 18; Pittsburgh, 15. Asst. anal,
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 87-88, instr. anal, or
org. chem, 90-94, asst. and assoc. prof, org*
chem, 94-99, prof, theoret. chem, 99-20, direc-
tor, research lab. of physical chem, 03-20, act-
ing pres, 07-09; director chem. research, Calif.
Inst. Tech, BO- Ed, 'Bev. Am. Chem. Besearch,'
95-01; mem. Nat. Besearch Council. Converse
medal, Chem. Soc Nat. Acad, (ed, <Proc,' 16) $
A.A. (sec'y, C, 00); Chem. Soc. (pres, 04);
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; Chem. Geeell; Bunaen
GeselL Qualitative analysis of rare elements;
physical diemistry; properties of salt solutions
in relation to the ionic theory; systematic pro-
cedure for the qualitative analysis of the rare
metals; instruction in qualitative chemical anal-
Tsis and chemical principles; elass reactions for
identification of organic compounds.

Koyes, HCarry) A<lfted), Mellon Institute, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Chemistry, Bacteriology. Marl-
borough, Mass, July 7, 90. B.S, Mass. Col, 12,
M.S, 14. Asst. chem, Mass. Col, 10-13; hort.
chem, and bacter, Purdue Exp. Sta, 13-17, re-
search assoc, 17-18; fellow fruit beverages, MeU
Ion Inst, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Soc
Agron; Ind. Acad. Carbonic acid gas in rela-
tion to soil acidity, composition and biology;
Imcteriological technic; bacterial nutrition; ftuit
beverages.

Noyes, Prof. William A(lbert), 1105 Nevada St,
TJrbana, 111. *Chemistry. Independence, Iowa,
Nov. 6, 57. A.B, B.S, Grinnell, 79, A,M, 82;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 82; Munich, 89; LLJ), Clark,
09; Chem.D, Pittsburgh, 20. Asst. chem, Grin-
nell, 79-80; instr, Minnesota, 82-83; prof, Ten-
nessee, 83-86; Bose, 86-03; chemist. Bur.
Standards, 03-07; prof. chem. and director,
chem. lab, Illinois, 07- Nichols medal, 08;
Willard Gibbs medal, 20. Nat. Acad; A.A«
(sec'y, C, 90, v. pres, 96); Chem. Soc (ed,
* Jour,' 02-17, sec'y, 03-07. ed, 'Abstracts,' 07-
09, pies, 20); Soc Chem. Indust; Philos. See;

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Am. Aead; Ind. Aead. (pres, 94); Soe. Ghim.
indust; ILL Aead; Chem. Ghesell. Ozidation of
benzene deiiyfttives with potassium ferricjanld;
atomic weight of oxygen; determination of phoi-
phoroS; sulphur and manganese in iron; hydro-
lysis of maltose and dextrin; camphoric acid;
atomic weights of hydrogen and chlorin; mole-
cular rearrangements; positive and negative
Talences; derivatiyes of camphor.

NoyeB^ Dr. W(llliam) A(lbert), Jr» University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistfy, Terre
Haute, Ind, April 18, 98. A3, Grinnell, 19;
ScD, Paris, 20. Second lieut, Sig; C, 18-19.
Electrolysis of iron; XK)larization of solutions of
iron, nickel and sulphuric acid.

Nng«it^ David Bertram^ Dominion Observatory,
Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Millbrook^ Ont, Dec.
28, 81. B.A, Toronto, 06, M.A, 07. Asst phys-
ics, Toronto, 07; asst. astronomer, Vomimon
Ohservatory, 12-19, attronomer, 19^ Boyal As-
tron. Soc Can. (treas, Ottawa Center, 12-).
Physics; fundamental stars.

Nugent* Prof. Paul O(ook), 417 University Place,
Syracuse, N. Y. CivU engineering. New Or-
leans, La, Jan. 4, 71. A.B, Boanoke, 89, A.M,
94 ; C.E, Bensselaer, 92. Instr. oivH eng, Lafay-
ette, 96-97; Syracuse, 97-00, assoc. prof, 00-02,
prof, Ot^ Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Ass. Prof.

Kusbanm, Dr. 0(liri8tiaa), 42 Walker St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. TTvysies, Columbus Grove, Ohio,
Oct. 1, 82. A.B, Ohio State, 08, A.M, 10; fel-
low, Harvard, 11-13, Ph.D, 15. Asst. physics,
Ohio State, 08-11; Harvard, 18-15, instr, 15-
18; assoc. physicist, Bur. Standards, 18-20;
research assoe, Mass. Inst. Tech, tO- A.A;
Physical Soc; Soc. Test. Mat. Hysteresis and
eddy-current losses in iron at high frequendes;
magnetic analysis.

Nustm, M(eladi) J(08epli), 541 Lafayette St,
Easton, Pa. Meeha/nical engineering, Vaslui,
Boumania, Sept. 21, 81. A.B, Lyc6e real, Braila,
Boumania, 00; Columbia, 04-05, M.E, 05. Asst.
engineer, Gen. Elec Co, Lynn, Mass, 05-10, in
charge eng. calculations and ezp. steam tests,
11-14; witiL Westinghouse Machine Co, 14; tur-
bine engineer, Southwark Foundry and Machine
Co, 15-18; consulting engineer , IngersoU-Band
Co, 18- Assoc, mech. eng, Columbia, 19-20.
A.A; Mech. Eng. The theoretical end of tur-
bine engineering.

Knttall, Mrs. Zelia, Casa Alvarado, Coyoacan,
D. F, Mex. Archeology. San Francisco, Calif,
Sept. 6, 68. Private schools, Paris, Dresden
and Bedford Col, London, 64-76. Mon. apedal
asst, Feahody Museum, Cambridge, Mass, 87" ;
field director of Crocker areheol. reaearehes in
Mex, Calif omia, Oi^ Hon. prof, areheol, Nat.
Museum, Mex; mem. advisory council, dept.
anthrop, Calif omia; scientific mission to Bussia,
Pennsylvania, 94; int. jury awards, Columbian
Expos, 93; La. Purchase Expos, 04. Medal,
Hist. Expos, Madrid, 92; Columbian Expos, 93;
Pan-Am. Expos, 01, 15. Int. Geog. Cong, Ge-
neva, 08 (hon. V. pros); Int. Am. Cong. (hon.
V. pres). A.A; hon. mem. Areheol. Ass; An-
throp. Ass; Ethnol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Philos.
Soc; Asiatic Ass; Calif. Aead; Hawaiian Hist.
Soc ; Soc. Cient. Ant. Alz ; Soc. Mex. de (}eog. y
Estadistica; Soc. Ital. d 'Anthrop; Soc. de Giog.

de Geneve; Paris Soc. des Am^rioanistes. An-
cient and colonial history, calendar systems, re-
ligions and languages of the inhabitants of
Mexico and Central America; ancient manu-
scripts and picture writings; documents relating
to expeditions of Sir Francis Drake and John
Hawkins; botany of Mexico.

Nutting, Prof. OCharles) O(loveland), State Uni-
versity, Iowa City, Iowa. ^Zoology. Jackson-
ville, HI, May 25, 58. A.B, Blackburn, 80,
A.M, 82; Harvard table, Naples ZooL Sta, 95.
Curator, museum nat. hist, Iowa, 86-90, prof.
0ool, 90- ZooL explorations in Central America
for U. S. Nat. Museum, 82-84; naturalist, Ha-
waiian cruise of 'Albatross,' 02; various kooL
expeditions; exped. to Barbados- Antigua, 18.
A.A. (sec'y, F, 97, v. pres, 02) ; Soc. Nat; Soe.
ZooL (pres, cent, branch, 06); Nat. Cent.
States; Wash. Acad; fel. Iowa Acad, (pres,
91); Iowa Anthrop. Ass. (pres, 06). HydJroida
and Alcyonaria; American Hydroida; Alcyo-
naria of the Hawaiian cnuse of the 'Albatross';
Gorgonaceae of the Siboga expedition; Alcyo-
naria and Hydroida of Japan.

Nutting, Dr. PCerley) O(llnian), Westinghouse
Besearch Laboratory, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
^Optics, Spectroscopy. Bandolph, Wis, Aug.
22, 73. A.B, Stanford, 97; M.S, California, 99,
Whiting fellow (Gottingen), 01-02; Pres. White
fellow, Cornell, 02-03, Ph.D, 03. Asst. physics,
Stanford, 97-98; California, 98-01; asst. physi-
cist, Bur. Standards^ 03-09, assoc. physicist^ 09-
12; asst. prof, physics, Qeoige Washington, 07-
09; physicist researdi laboratory and optical
engineer, Eastman Kodak Co, 12-16; in charge
soi^tific research, Westinghouse Slec. and Mfg.
Co, 16- A. A; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Elec.
Eng; Optical Soc. (pres, 17); Soc. Glass Tech-
nol; British Optical Soc. Spectroscopy; refrae-
tometry; lens testing; visual sensitometry; col-
orimetry; photographic sensitometry; industrial
research.

Nuzum, Dr. Frank B, Cottage Hospital, Santa
Barbara, Calif. Medicine. Wisconsin, 88.
B.S, Wisconsin, 11; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 13.
Asst to Dr. J. B. Herrick, 14-16; to Dr. A. J.
Oehsner, 16-17; practising physukofi, 18- Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medi-
cine; x>athology; changes in the His bundle.

Nuxnm, Dr. J(olin) WCaeton), 2106 Sedgwick St,
Chicago, 111. Surgery. Broadhead, Wis, June
16, 89. B.S, Wisconsin, 12; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 14. Intern, Cook Co. Hosp, 15-16, patholo-
gist, 16-19; instr. hygiene and prev. med. and
later assoc. path, and anat, col. med, Illinois.
Director, surg. lab, Augustana Hosp, Chicago.
Am. Med. Am. Surgical pathology; bacteriol-
ogy.

Nydegger, Dr. Jamea A(rcliibald), U. S. Public
Health Service, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Ft.
Pendleton, Md, June 26, 64. AJ3, St. John's
(Md), 90, A.M, ScD, 12; M.D, Maryland, 92;
London Sch. Trop. Med, 15. Med. inspector of
immigrants, alien seamen and outpatients, U. 8.
Pub. Health Service, 9t- Pub. Health Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; Md. Acad. I^eventive medi-
cine; hygiene; sanitation; tropical medicine;
school hygiene.

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513

Kyswander, Prof. B<enbeii) E<d8on), 2151 S.
Josephine St^ Denver^ Colo. Physics, Antwerp,
Ohio^ Jan. 4^ 78. A.B, Indiana, 01, A.^, 04;
fellow, Cornell, 06-07, Ph.D, 08. Asst. physics,
Indiana, 09-02; magnetic observer, TJ. S. Coast
and Geod. Sury, 03-06; instr, Indiana, 08-09;
prof, Denver, 09-, director, sch. eleo. eng^ 19-
A.A; Physical 6oc; Eng. Educ. The absorption
and reflection of calcite and aragonite for infra-
red rays as dependent upon the plane of polari-
zation; energy in the spectrum of the tungsten
filament.

O

Oakes, Dr. E(arle) T<homa8), 715 W. 172d St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Marlette, Mich,
Aug. 3, 90. A.B, 15, A.M, 16; Ph.D, Columbia,
19. Chemist, Boyal Italian Aeronautical Com-
mission, 16-17; asst. chief chemist. Bur. Aircraft
Production, 17-19; research director, Nat, Bis-
cuit Co, 19- Physical chemistry.

Obear, Dr. 0(eorge) B (arrows), ITniversity of the
Philippines, Manila, P. I. Thysics, Lynn, Mass,
July 27, 79. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03; M.8,
Brown, 05, Ph.D, 11. Instr. math, and elec.
eng, Lowell Textile Sch. 03-04; asst. instr.
math. Brown, 05-07; physics, Colby, 11-16;
Case, 16-18; capt. and head, dept. physics and
eng, Med. Besearch Lab, Air Service, 18-20;
chief, dept, physics, Univ, Philippines, tO-
A. A; Physical Soc. Standard cells; nucleation
and ionization; hygrometry of gelatinous media;
electric conditions in animal tissue; oxygen and
aviation; dermography,

Oberholflor, Harry OOmrch), 2805 18th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Ornithology, Brooklyn, N.
Y, June 25, 70. Private schools. Asst, Omt-
ihologist, hiol, 9wrv, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 95- A. A;
fel. Omith. Union; Ecol. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc;
cor. mem. N. Y. Linnean Soc; Cooper Omith.
Club; Wilson Omith. Club; Foreign Bird Club;
British Omith. Union; Australasian Omith.
Union; S. African Omith. Union; Bombay Soc.
Nat. Hist. General systematic ornithology; ge-
ographical distribution; troglodytes; Otocoris;
Bleda and its allies; birds of Sputh America,
Africa and Asia; great homed owls; the birds
of Texas.

Ocaranza, Dr. F<enian)do, 2a San Juan de
Letran, Number 19, Mexico City, Mexico. PhyS'
iology, Mexico City, May 30, 76. A.B, Inst.
Cie. y Lit. de Mex, 95; M.D, Mexico, 00. Prof,
physiol, Mexico, 15-17; Mil. Med. Sch, 17-18;
%iol, Mexico, 18- Conferencist, exten. univ, 17;
chief comp. physiol, Inst, de Biol. Ass. Study
Int. Secretions; Soc. Sanit. y Moral Profilaxia;
Acad. N. de Med; Soc. de Med. Interna; Soc.
Astron. de Mex. Physiological constants of
guinea pigs; hematology of man, rabbits and
guinea pigs; hormones of the guinea pig; thy-
roids, parathyroids and thymus.

Oclumer, Dr. Albert John, 2106 Sedgwick St, Chi-
cago, HI. Surgery, Baraboo, Wis, April 3, 58.
B.S, Wisconsin, 84, LL.D, 09; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 86; P.B.M.S, King's Col, London, 87.
Instr. nor. path, histol, Bush Med. Col, 84-91,
chief asst, dept. clin. surg, 88-95; surgeon in
chief Augustana Hosp, 91-; 8t, Mary's Hosp,
97-; prof, clvn, surg, med, depi, Illinois, 00-
Ed, 'Year Book Surg,' 18- Gold medal. La.

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Purchase Expos, 04. Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Chicago Surg. Soc. (pros, 07). Appendicitis;
organization, construction and management of
hospitals; surgery of the thyroid gland; clinical
surgery; surgical diagnosis and treatment.

Ockerson, Dr. J(olm) A(ugu8tiis), 1307 Inter-
national Life Building, St. Louis, Mo. "Engi-
neering, Sweden, March 4, 48. A.B, Illinois,
73, C.E, 76, hon. Eng.D, 03. Asst. engineer,
A. T. and S. F. By, 72; asst, Surv. of Great
Lakes, 73-79; U. S. asst. engineer, jetties at
mouth of Miss. Biver, 76; physical investiga-
tions. Miss. Biver, 80-98; V, 8, commissioner,
Improvements of Miss, Biver, 98- Mem. int.
jury of awards, Paris Expos, 00; chief, dept.
liberal arts. La. Purchase Expos, 04. Of&cier
de 1 'Instruction Pub, 00; Knight of Crown of
Italy, 04; E^night of Order of Vasa, Sweden,
04, Commander, 05; Eiiight of the Crown of
Germany, 05 ; Officer of the Order of the Dragon,
China, 05; M6rite agricole, France, 07. Dele-
gate, Int. Cong. Navigation, Paris, 00; Milan,
05; St. Petersburg, 08; Philadelphia, 12. Civil
Eng. (pres, 12) ; St. Louis Eng. Club (pres) ;
Int. Maritime Ass. Value of stadia in topo-
graphic surveys; refined geodetic surveys; hy-
drographio surveys, including velocity and vol-
ume determinations; erosion of river banks;
changes in beds of sedimentary streams; flood
control; revetment of river banks; efficiency of
hydraulic dredges; volume of river traffic.

O'Connell, Dr. Marjorie, American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. PaXeontoU
ogy. Newark, N. J, Aug. 15, 90. A.B, Colum-
bia, 11, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 16. Lecturer geol,
Adelphi, 13-14; curator paleont, Columbia, 14-
16; Sarah Berliner fellow, 17-18; expert asst.
paieont, Am, Museum Nat, Hist, 18-19, research
oast, BO- Asst. geol, Columbia, summers, 12, 13,
instr, 14. Walker first prize, Boston Nat. Hist.
Soc, 14. A.A; fel. Paleont. Soc; fel. Am. Geog.
Soc; Geol. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Invertebrate
paleontology and stratigraphy; ancient habitats;
Jurassic of Cuba.

O'Connor, Jolin (Joseph), Jr, 800 Cathedral
Place, Richmond, Va. Chemistry, Pittsburgh,
Pa, March 3, 87. A.B, Pittsburgh, 10, A.M, 13.
Director boys' activities, Kaufmann Settlement,
Pittsburgh, Pa, 10-11; asst. econ surv, Pitts-
burgh, 11-12; economist smoke investigation,
Mellon Inst, 12-13, chief fellow smoke investi-
gation, 13-14, asst. director, 14-19 ; civUian asst,
quartermaster general* s office, 19- Chem. Soc.

Od^ Dr. Allan F<ulson), Jackson Laboratory,
E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, Wilmington,
Del. Chemistry, Columbia, Tenn, May 2, 86.
B.S, Vanderbilt, 06, M.S, 07, Ph.D, 09. Demon-
strator chem, Tennessee, 06-07 ; Toronto, 07-08 ;
Tennessee, 08-09; asst. prof, Louisiana, 09-13;
research chemist, Chas. Pfizer and Co, 13-17;
E, I, duPont de Nemours and Co, 17- A.A;
Chem. Soo. Organic chemistry; cypress wood;
terpenes in cypress oil; tartaric, racemic, meso-
tartario and saccharic acids; aroma tics; dye in-
termediates; sulphur colors.

O'Donogbne, Prof. 01ia(rle)8 H(enry), University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Zoology. Bed-
fordshire, England, Sept. 23, 85. B.Sc, London,
08, D.Sc, 12, British mem. fellow, 12, fellow,

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14; Freiburg, 13. Asst, Univ. Col, London,

08, 13, sub-dean, faculty seienee, 15; prof,
BOol, Manitoba, 18- Lecturer biol, St. Thomas 's
Hosp, 14. Fel. Soc. Zool; Physiol. Soc; Ass.
Anat; Soc. Mammal; British Ass. (gen. com-
mittee, 10). Circulatory system of vertebrates;
reproductive cycle in mammals; ovaries; mam-
mary glands; nudibranchiate MoUusca.

O'Donoyan, Dr. Charles, 5 E. Bead St, Baltimore,
Md. Therapeutics, Clinical medicine. Balti-
more, Feb. 7, 60. Loyola; A.B, Georgetown, 78,
A.M, 88; M.D, Maryland, 81. Trof. diseases of
children, Women's Med. Col. of Baltimore, 94-
98; Baltimore Med. Col, 99-07, therapeut. and
diseases of children, 08- A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty (past pres).
The action of certain heart stimulants in the
early stages of pneumonia.

Oertel, Dr. Horst, McGill University, Montreal,
Can. Pathology, Oberlossnitz, Saxony, Jan.
25, 73. M.D, Yale, 94; Leipzig, Wiirzburg
and Berlin, 94-98; Guy's Hosp, London, 13-
14. Instr. elin. path, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col, 99-03; pathologist, N. Y. City
Hosp. and director, Strecker Mem. Lab, 03-07;
director, Russell Sage Inst. Path, City Hosp, N.
Y, 07-13; assoc. prof, path, McGUl, 14r-19,
Strathoona prof. path, and director, path,
mrisewn and laboratories, 19-; pathologist,
Boyal Victoria Hosp. 14-19, pathologist-in'
chief, 19- Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp.
Biol; N, Y, Path. Soc. Excretion of organic
phosphorus in urine; comparative study of re-
^ex action; multilocular echinococcus disease in
the United States; leukemia of the skin; non-
inflammatory necrosis of the liver with jaundice
in chronic cyanosis; primary carcinoma of the
liver; histogenesis of cancer; epithelial prolifer-
ation and formation of giant cells in nephritis;
anatomic-histological processes in Bright 's dis-
ease; cause of death and sudden death; func-
tional mutation and morphological persistence;
nephritis; pathology of pancreas; degeneration
and senescence; immunity; metastasis in tu-
mors; general pathology; relation of age period
to disease.

Oesper, Prof. B(alph) E(dward), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Cin-
cinnati, June 14, 86. A.B, Cincinnati, 08, A.M,

09, Ph.D, 14. Asst. ohem, Cincinnati, 07-10;
instr, high sch, Everett, Wash, 10-12; asst. prof,
Ohio M«5h. Inst, 12-13; asst, Cincinnati, 13-14;
instr, N. Y. Univ, 14-17; asst. prof. Smith, 17-
18; assoc. prof, Cincinnati, 18- Chem. Soc.
Organic and analytical chemistry; colloids;
emulsions.

Oestlnnd, Dr. Oscar W(illlam), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Entomology.
Attica, Ind, Sept. 27, 57. A.B, Augustana, 79,
A.M, 87, Ph.D, 00 ; Minnesota, 80-82. Asst. and
entomologist, Minn. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv,
85-90; entomologist and instr, dept. biol, Min-
nesota, 91-06, asst. prof, animal biol, 06- Ento-
mologist, Minn. Hort. Soc, 87-90. A.A; Minn.
Acad. Aphididae; principles of taxonomy as
applied to Insecta.

Office, Leon B(ichard), Mellon Institute, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Ceramics. Columbus, Ohio, Aug.
4, 93. B.S.(Cer.E), Ohio State, 15. Ceramic

engineer, 15 ; asst. ceram, Ohio State, 16 ; feUow,
Mellon Inst, 16- Ceramic Soc; ChenL Soc; Soc.
Teeit. Mat. (mem. committee 0-8). Refrac-
tories; silica bricks; pyrometry and coke.

O'Gara, Dr. P(atri6k) J(osepli), American Smelt-
ing and Refining Co, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Botany. Coleridge, Nebr, July 1, 72. South
Dakota, 96, 97; B.S, Nebraska, 02, 8c J), Ne-
braska, 17; foreign study, 04-05. Plant pa-
thologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02^10, plant patholo-
gist and entomologist. Rogue River Valley, Ore-
gon, 10-14 ; director, agr. and smelter by-product
investigations, Am. Smelting and Refining Co,
14- Special meteoroL observer in charge frost
prevention investigations, U. S. Weather Bur,
10-14. A.A; Phj^opath. Soc; Bot. Soc; For-
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fel. Royal Meteor. Soc; Royal Soc. Arts. Plant
diseases; bacteriology; mycology; plant physiol-
ogy; meteorology; effect of sulphur dioxid on
plants.

Ogbum, Prof. John H(atclieson), 715 Ave E,

Bethlehem, Pa. Astronomy. Springfield, Tenn,
Dec. 22, 68. C.E, Vanderbilt, 92, fellow, 92-
93. Asst. astronomer, Dudley Observatory,
Albany, N. Y, 93-95; instr. math, and astron,
Lehigh, 95-06, asst. prof, 06-10, assoc prof, 10-
12, prof^ IB" Position and orbits of minor
planets; definitive orbit of minor planet 387;
determination of aberration constant and the
variation of latitude by zenith telescope method.

Ogden, Prof. HCenry) ^(eely), 614 University
Ave, Ithaca, N. Y. Civil engineering. Dexter,
Maine, April 30, 68. C.E, Cornell, 89. Instr.
civil eng, Cornell, 89-92, 94-96, asst. prof, 95-
08, prof, sanit. eng, 08- Mem. N. Y. State Pub.
Health Council, 13- Civil Eng. Sewer flushing;
septic tanks.

Ogden, Dr. JCay) Bergen, 1 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Physiological chemistry. West
Sparta, N. Y,* Aug. 5, 68. M.D, Harvard, 93.
Instr. chem, Harvard Med. Sch, 93-01; direc-
tor, chem. lab, N, Y. City, 01-04; instr. med.
chem, med. sch. Tufts, and med. chemist, Carney
Hosp, 04-05; asst. med. director, Metropolitan
Life Ins. Co, N. T, City, 06- Asst. clin. path,
Boston City Hosp, 93-01 ; visiting med. chemist,
Long Island Hosp, 96-01; assoc. ed, 'Med.
Critic, * 02-03 ; asst. surgeon, Boston Dispensary.
Chem. Soc. Oxaluria; hematoporphyrin in the
urine; functional albuminuria; toxicological
action of heroin; urinary preservatives.

Ogden, Prof. B(obert) M (orris), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Psychology, Edtication.
Binghamton, N. Y, July 6, 77. B.S. Cornell, 01 ;
Ph.D, Wiirzburg, 03. Asst. psychol, Missouri,
03-05; asst. prof, philos. and psychol, Tennes-
see, 05-07, assoc. prof ,r 07-09, prof, 09-14; psy-
chol, Kansas, 14r-16; educ, Cornell, 16- JlA;
Psychol. Ass. (sec'y-treas, 14-16, council, IS-
20); S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol, (sec 'y-treas,
10, pres, 12). Memory and the rapidity of learn-
ing; esthetics; experimental investigation of the
thought processes; audition.

Ogllvie, Prof. I (da) H(elen), Barnard College,
New York, N. Y. Geology. New York, Feb. 12,
74. A.B, Bryn Mawr, 00; Chicago, 01; Ph.D,
Columbia, 03. Lecturer geol, Barnard, Cohivm-
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515

12-16, assoc. prof, 16- Director, Women's Agr.
Camp, 17-20. A.A; Geol. Soc; EcoL Soc; N. Y.
Acad. Glaciology of California, the Adiron-
daeks, British Columbia and Maine; geology of
the Oritz Mountains, New Mexico.

Oglevee, Prof. Cdiristoplier) S (toner), Lincoln,
111. Biology, Dickerson Bun, Pa, March 24,
68. B.S, Lincoln, 94, ScD, 05. Asst. biol,
Lincoln, 94-00, prof. nat. science, 00-19; retired,
19. A.A; 111. Acad. The influence of insoluble
substances on the toxio action of poisons.

O'Hare, Dr. James P(atrick), 536 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Charlestown,
Mass, March 17, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08, M.D, 11.
Fellow medf Harvard Med, Sch, 14-15, asst, 16-
18, instr, 18- Asst. physician, Carney Hosp, IS-
IS; Boston City Hosp, 15-16; assoc. med, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, 16-18, 18- Soc, Clin. In-
vest; Am. Med. Ass. Nephritis.

O'Hana, Prof. Cleophas CCisney), State School of
Mines, Bapid City, S. Dak. Geology, Bentley,
111, Nov. 4, 66. A.B, Carthage, 91, LL.D, 20;
Ph.D, Hopkinii, 98. Prof. nat. and physical sci-
ences, Carthage, 92-95; miner, and geol, S, Dale.
Sch, of MineSy 98-11, pres, and prof, geol, 11-
A.A; Geol. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc. Geology of Alleghany
County, Maryland; geology and mineralogy of
the Black Hills; White River badlands.

Ohem, Prof. D(aniel) W(eb«ter), 515 W. 14th St,
Oklahoma City, Okla. Geology. Maquon, 111,
June 2, 70. A.B, Drake, 98; A.M, West Vir-
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Virginia, 98-03; assoc. prof, geol, Bryn Mawr,
07-08; prof, miner, and director, sch. mines,
Oklahoma, 08-11 ; director, Okla. Geol. Surv, 11-
13; consulting geologist, IS- Field asst, IT. S.
Geol. Surv; Md. Geol. Surv; Okla. Geol. Surv.
A.A; fel. Geol. Soc; Okla. Acad; Wash. Acad.
Structure, stratigraphy and paleontology of the
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Ohle, Prof. Ernest L(inwood), Washington Uni-
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Berea, OhW July 10, 75. B.S.(M.E), Case, 02,
M.E, 05. Instr. mech. eng. Case, 02-05; prof,
steam eng. and head, dept. mech. eng, Iowa, 05^
08; prof, mech,. eng, Washingtory (st, Louis),
08- A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; St. Louis
Eng. Club. The explosive pressure of gaseous
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Ohiznaclier, Dr. Josepb 0, Vermilion, S. Dak.
Pathology. Sycamore, HI, Oct. 27, 74. M.D,
Rush Med. Col, 01. Instr. path, Northwest-
ern, 01-02; clin, director and pathologist, Inde-
pendence State Hosp, Iowa, 02-10; pathol-
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18; head, dept, path, and bacter. South Dakota,
and director, state health laboratories, 18- Pub.
Health Ass. Bacteriology; serology.

O'Kaae, Prof. Walter 0(olliii8), Durham, N. H.
Entomology. Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 10, 77. A.B,
Ohio State, 97, A.M, 09. Trof, econ, entom, N,
S. Col, and entomologist, Exp. 8ta, 10- State
nursery inspector, N. H, 12-; deputy commis-
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Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. (pres, 19) ; N. H. Acad,
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Okey, Prof. Bath E(liza), University of Cali-
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Woodsfield, Ohio, Sept. 13, 93. B.S, Monmouth,
14; M.S, Illinois, 15, fellow, 17-18, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. physiol. chem, Ulinois, 18-19; asst, prof,
household science, California, 19- Chem. Soc.
Nutrition; emodin-containing drugs; inulin in
the animal body; effect of menstrual cycle on
blood composition and metabolism.

Okkelberg, Prof. Peter, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Biology, Goodhue, Minn,
Nov. 12, 80. A.B, Minnesota, 06, A.M, 09;
Ph.D, Michigan, 18. Asst. eool, Minnesota, 08-
09; instr, Michigan, 10-18, asst. prof, 18- A.A;
Soc. Mammal. Embryology; cytology; fertili-
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Olcott, Eben ECrakine), Desbrosses Street Pier,
New York, N. Y. Mining and metallurgical en-
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of New York; E.M, Columbia, 74. Chemist,
Ore Knob Copper Co, 74r-75; asst. supt. Pa.
Lead Co, 75-76; asst. supt. and supt, Orinoco
Exploring and Mining Co, Venezuela, 76-79; in
consulting practise in western Colo, Utah, Nev^
South Am. and Mex, 79-84; consulting mining
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Oldroyd, Mrs. T. S. (Ida Shepard), Stanford Uni-
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25, 57. Curator geol, museum, Stanford, 14-
A.A; Paleont. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; Calif. Acad.
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Olds, Prof. a«orge D(aiilel), 3 Orchard St, Am-
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Oct. 14, 53. A.B, Rochester, 73, A.M, 76, LL.D,
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Oldys, Henry, U. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. Ornithology. Washington,
D. C, March 26, 59. B.L, George Washington,
88. Various positions in government service,
77-99; with biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-12;
independent lecturer and writer, IfS- Mem.
Ornith. Union; cor. mem. Royal Hungarian Bur.
Ornith. Evolution of bird song.

Clin, Prof. H(nbert) Ii(eoiiard), Black Springs,
Iowa City, Iowa. Chemistry. Marcus, Iowa,
May 10, 80. AJB, Iowa, 08; M.S, Illinois, 11,
Ph.D, 14. Instr. chem, Vassar, 13-14; Illinois,
14-16 ; asst. prof, Ohio State, 16-18 ; assoc. prof,
Iowa, 19- Capt, C.W.S, 18-19; U.S.R, 19-
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Carbonization
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Olitsky, Dr. Peter K(08clusko), Rockefeller In-
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York, Aug. 20, 86. M.D, Cornell 09. Bacteri-
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asst. path, and bacter, Bocie feller Inst, 17-18,
assoc, 18- Fellow, Mt. Sinai Hosp, 14-17; ty-
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China, 18. Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol;
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Bacteriology; serology; immunology; typhus
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Oliye, Dr. Edgar WCllUam), 904 Hume-Mansur
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^ Ind, April 1, 70. B.S, Wabash, 93, M.S, 95;
A.M, Harvard, 97, Ph.D, 02. Instr. bot, Wabash,
93-95; sciences, high sch, Frankfort, Ind, 95-
96; bot. Harvard and Badcliffe, 97-03; research
asst, Carnegie Institution, Bonn, 03-04; Wis-
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Dak. Col, and state botanist, S. Dak, 07-12;
curator, Brooklyn Bot. Garden, 12-20. A. A;
Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 17) ; Phytopath. Soc.
Acrasieae; mitotic division of the nuclei of the
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Oliyer, Prof. Jean (Bedman), 1246 Lombard St,
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Calif, Aug. 19, 90. A.B, Stanford, 11, M.D, 14.
Instr. path, Stanford, 14-16; asst. path, and
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prof, path, Stanford, 19- Major, M.C, A.E.F,
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Oliyer, Dr. Wade W(riglit), Long Island Medical
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Olivier, Prof. Charles P(oUard), Leander Mc-
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Charlottesville, Va. Astronomy. Charlottes-
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Ph.D, 11; California, 09-10. Vanderbilt fellow
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Agnes Scott Col, 11-14; adj. prof, astron^ Vir-
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summer, 13; master computer, ordnance dept,
18-19. A.A; Astron. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; fel.
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Olmstead, L(ewl8) B(ertie), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Fhysics. Cam-
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A.M, 11. Asst. physics, Nebraska, 09-11; assoc.
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Chem. Soc. Optics; soil physics.

Olmsted, Dr. James Iffontrose Dnncan, Univer-
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Lake City, Iowa, May 21, 86. A.B, Middlebury,
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M.A, 14; A.M, Harvard, 18, Ph.D, 20. V. prin-
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assoc. physiol, col. med, Illinois, 20; asst. prof,
Toronto, SO- Physiology of the sense organs;
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Olney, Prof. L(oiiis) A(twell), Lowell Textile
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R. I, April 21, 74. B.S, Lehigh, 96, M.S, 08.
Instr. chem. Brown, 96-97; prof. chem. and
head, dept. textile chem. and dyeing, Lowell Tex-
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Board Health, Machine Shop, and Gas Light Co,
Lowell; contributor, 'Century Diet'; ed. con-
tributor, 'Textile World Record'; ed, tech. sup-
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Chem. Soc. (past pres. New Eng. sect, assoc. ed,
'Abstracts'); Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng;
Cotton Mfg. Ass; Soc. Dyers and Colorists.
Petroleum; distillation of coal and coal tar;
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Olsen, Prof. J(ohn) Cdiarles), 316 Argyle Road,
Brooklyn, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Oalesburg, 111,
July 22, 69. A.B, Knox, 90, A.M, 93 ; Hopkins,
94, feUow, 99-00, Ph.D, 00; Chicago, 97.
Teacher physics and chem, high sch, Jerseyville,
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98; prof anal, chem, Brooklyn Polytech, 00-14;
prof. chem. and head of dept. Cooper Union, 14-
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Lecturer anal, chem, Brooklyn Inst. Arts and
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Chem. Gesell. Compounds of manganese; anal-
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Olshausen, Prof, aeo(rge) B(obert), 2732 Hille-
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Armour Inst, 01, prof, physics, 01-02; mech. and
elec. engineer, Lichter and Jens, St. Louis, 02-
03 ; instr. physics, Cornell, 03-07 ; ' asst. prof,
theoret. and elec. eng, Worcester Polytech, 07-
11; asst. physicist, assoc. engineer physicist
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Olson, 060(rge) A(lfred), 607 California St, Poll-
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74. B.S.A, Wisconsin, 02, M.S, 08. Asst. chem-
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08-10, chemist, 10-12, head, div. agr. chem, 12-
State chemist. Wash, 16-; federal collaborating
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and councilor, Intermountain sect) ; Agr. Chem;
Soc. Agron; Ass. Food Chemists; Soc. Milling
and Baking Tech; Inst. Inventors. Enzymes;
foods; fertilizers; insecticides; fungicides; pre-
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O'Neill, Prof. Edmond, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Nashville, Tenn,
Dec. 13, 58. Ph.B, California, 79; Strasbourg,
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Franklin Inst; San Francisco Acad; Chem.
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O'Neill, Dr. J(olkn) J(oliii8ton), 510 Cooper St,
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Nov. 12, 86. B.Sc, McQill, 09, M.Sc, 10 ; fellow,
Yale, 10-12, Ph.D, 12; Wisconsin, 12-13. Asst.
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Can. Qeol. Surv, 09-13, asst. geologist, 13,
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Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng; Can. Min.
Inst. Petrography; economic geology; arctic
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OphtUs, Dr. W(imam), 114 Walnut St^ San Fran-
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98-; path, Stanford, 09- Fellow, Rockefeller
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Biol; several med. societies. Tuberculosis;
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Ople, Dr. Eugene L(lnd8a7), Washington Univer-
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July 5, 73. A.B, Hopkins, 93, M.D, 97, fellow,
98-99. Asst. bacter, Hopkins. 99-00, instr, 00-
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prof, path, med, dept, Washington {St. Lovis),
10-, dean, sch. med, 12-15. House officer, Hop-
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Biol, (sec'y, 09) ; Soc. Exp. Path; Physiol. Soc;
Am. Med. Ass; Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty.
Histology and pathology of the pancreas and its
relation to diabetes mellitus; protozoan micro-
organism related to the malarial parasite^; rela-
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animal parasites and with bacteria ; necrosis and
cirrhosis of the liver; enzymes and anti-enzymes
of inflammatory exudates; diet in relation to
certain toxic substances; pneumonia and influ-
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Oppenhelmer, Prof. B(emard) S(ntro), 1 W. 70th
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June 20, 76. A.B, Harvard, 97; M.D, Columbia,
01. Fellow path, Columbia, 11; attending physi-
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N. Y. Acad. Med. Anatomy and pathology of
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Oppitz, Prof. Louis K(08rot]i), Bichmond, Ind.
Optics. Kasehau, Hungary, May 29, 78. A.B,
Yale, 06, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 15.
Instr. physics, Pennsylvania, 12-15; assoc. prof.
West. Col. for Women, 15-16; prof, physios,
Westminster (Pa), 16-18; St. Thomas, 18-20;
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Orcott, Gharles Bosseill, Museum of Natural His-
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Orcutt, Mrs. Baby Biyers (Murray), Guilford,
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A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 12, A.M, 14; Ph.D, Cornell,
16. Asst. chem, Mt. Holyoke, 12-14; reader,
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Ordeman, Dr. a(eorge) Fred(erlck), 243 La Porte
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Ordonez, Ezeqniel, 2a General Prime 43, Mexico,
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Ordway, Dr. Thomas, Albany Medical College,
Albany, N. Y. Medicine, Dorchester, Mass,
May 7, 77. A.B, Harvard, 00, A.M, 01, M.D,
05. Asst. path, Harvar4 Med. Sch, 07-08; Bos-
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Omdorfl, Prof. W(miam) B(idgely), 802 E.
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90. Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Beaction of
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Orr, WilUam, 397 Main St^ WincheBter, Mass.
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Orrok, Oeo(rge) A(lexaiider), Willimantic, Conn.
Mechanical engineering, Dorcester, Mass, Julv
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sulting engineer, 16- A. A; Mech. Eng. (sec'y,
gas power sect, 07-14, manager, 12-15); Civil
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Ortmann, Dr. A(mold) E(dward), Carnegie Mu-
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86-87, first asst, zool. museum, 87-94; curator
invert, paleont, Princeton, 94-03, asst. physical
geog, 01-03; curator invert, eool, Carnegie Mu-
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Mem. sci. exped. to E, Africa, 90-91; Princeton
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Invertebrates; corals; cephalopods; bryozoans;
crustaceans; geographical and geological distri-
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Orton, Prof. O(Iayton) B(obert8), state College,
Pa. Plant pathology. E. Hardwick, Vt, April
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prof, 19-; asst. botanist, Exp. Sta, 13-18, plaiit
pathologist, 18- Collaborator, plant disease
surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 13-; sec'y, committee
plant path, Nat. Research Council, 19-; trustee,
Crop Production Inst, 20- A. A; Phytopath.
Soc. (mem. advisory board, sec'y, 19-); Bot.
Soc; Forestry Ass; Potato Ass; Ind. Acad.
Diseases of cultivated plants; plant disease
control; Uredinales; Dothideales.

Orton, Prof. Edward, Jr, 788 E. Broad St, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Ceramic engineering. Chester, N. Y,
Oct. 8, 63. E.M, Ohio State, 84. Director, dept.
ceramic eng, Ohio State, 94-16, and dean, col.
eng, 02-15; mawufadurer. State geologist,
Ohio, 99-06; lieut. col, motor transport corps,
17-19; D. S. medal, 19. A.A; Eng. Educ;

Ceramic Soc. (sec'y, 99-17). Industrial prob-
lems in the various silicate industries; the
standardization of paving brick tests; pyro-
metrio cones.

Orton, Dr. Samuel TCorrey), University of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa. Psychiatry. Columbus, Ohio,
Oct. 15, 79. B.S, Ohio State, 01 ; M.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 05 ; A.M, Harvard, 06. Pathologist and
clin. director, Worcester State Hosp, Mass, 10-
14; instr. neuropath. Harvard, 13; scientific di-
rector. Pa. Hosp, Phila, 14-19; prof, psychiat,
Iowa, and director, State Psychopathic Hosp,
19- Lecturer neur, Clark, 13, 15. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Neur. Ass; Medico-PsychoL Ass;
Psychopath. Ass. Neuropathology.

Orton, Dr. W(illlam) A(Uen), U. S.. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. * Vegetable
pathology. North Fairfax, Vt, Feb. 28, 77.
B.S, Vermont, 97, M.S, 98, ScD, 15. Asst. bot-
anist, Vt. Exp. Sta, and instr. bot, Vermont, 97-
99; pathologist in charge cotton, truck and for-
age crop disease investigations, TJ. S. Dept. Agr,
99-, V. chairman, fed. hort. board. Ed, 'Phyto-
pathology,' 18-20. A.A; Phytopath. Soc (pres,
18-20); Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. Parasitic
fungi of Vermont; fungicides; diseases of
plants; wilt diseases of plants; diseases of cot-
ton and truck crops; breeding of disease re-
sistant plants.

Osbom, Prof. Frederick A(rthiir), University Sta-
tion, Seattle, Wash. Physics. Tecumseh, Mich,
March 3, 71. Ph.B, Michigan, 96, 00-02. Asst.
physics, high sch, Saginaw, Mich, 90-91; instr,
high sch, Ann Arbor, 93-96; prof. Olivet, 96-02;
prof, and director, physics laboratories, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 02- A.A; Physical Soc; fel.
Ilium. Eng. Soc. Thickness of liquid films;
Abb6-Pulfrich interferometer; diffraction grat-
ing; index of refraction of liquids.

Osbom, Prof. HCenry) F (airfield), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
•Vertebrate paleontology. Comparative anatomy.
Biology. Fairfield, Conn, Aug. 8, 57. A.B,
Princeton, 77, ScD, 80, LL.D, 02; Royal CoL
Sciences (under Huxley), 79; Cambridge (under
Balfour), 79, hon. ScD, 04; LL.D, Trinity
(Conn), 01; Columbia, 07; hon. Ph.D, Chria-
tiania, Norway, 11. Asst. prof. nat. science,
Princeton, 81-83, prof. comp. anat, 83-90; Da
Costa prof, biol, Columbia, 90-95, sool, 95-10,
research prof, 10-, dean, faculty of pure science,
92-95; curator vert, paleont. Am. Museum Nat.
Mist, 91-10, hon. curator, 10-, asst, to pres, 99-
01, V, pres. and trustee, 01-08, pres, 08-; verte-
brate paleontologist, Z7. S. Geol. Surv, 00- Pa-
leontologist, Can. Geol. Surv, 00-04; director,
Brearley Sch. for Girls, 94-19, pres, 01-18;
elector. Hall of Fame, 10-; trustee, JSIahn
Foundation for Foreign travel of Am. Teachers,
11-; N. Y. Pub. Library, 12-18. Gold medal,
Nat. Inst. Social Science, 13; Hayden medal,
Phila. Acad, 14; Gaudr^ medal, Soc. g<teL
de France, 18; Darwin medal, Royal Geol.
Soc, 18; Cullum medal. Am. Gheog. Soc, 19;
Commander Order of the Crown, Belgium, 19.
Nat. Acad, (councilor, 06, tfustee, 13) ; A.A. (v.
pres, 92); Soc. Nat. (pres, 91); Soc Zool.
(pres, 91); Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc (pres,
04) ; life fel Am. Geog. Soc; Philos. Soc (coun-

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«ilor, 07-); Am. Acad; N. T. ZooL Soc. (pres,
09) ; fel. N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 97, 98, pres, 98-
00) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 11) ; La Plata Mus;
Soc Cient. Ant. Alz; hon. mem. British Ass;
London Linnean Soc; London Zool. Soc;
London Geol. Soc; Manchester (England) Lit.
and Philos. Soc; hon. feL Edinburgh Bojal Soc;
Paris Inst, de Paleont. hnmaine; Moscow Imp.
Soc. Nat; Bavarian Acad; Senckenbergische
Natur. Gesell; assoc. Belgian Acad; hon. fel.
Swedish Acad; Upsala Acad. Evolution and
biology.

Osboxn, Prof. H(enry) L(68lle), 1599 Hewitt Ave,
St. Paul, Minn. Zoology. Newark, N. J, July
5, 57. A.B, Wesleyan, 78 ; fellow, Hopkins, 81-
84, Ph.D, 84. Asst. biol, Wesleyan, 78-81; prof.
zool, Purdue, 84r-87; hiol. and geol, Hamline,
87-, dean of faculty, 18- Asst, IT. S. Pish Com-
mission, 80-81 ; mem. staff, Cold Spring Harbor,
summers, 91, 92; prof, biol, Chautauqua, N. Y,
summers, 95-03; Minnesota, summers, 13,14.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Prof; Minn.
Acad. (pres). Embryology and anatomy of
gasteropods; structure of trematodes; trema-
todes of Minnesota frogs.

Osbom, Prof. Herbert, Ohio State University, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. ^Zoology, Entomology. Lafay-
ette, Wis, March 19, 56. B.S, Iowa State, 79,
M.S, 80, Sc.D, 16 ; museum comp. zool, Harvard,
81-82; Naples Zool. Sta, 94-95. Asst. eool.
and entom, Iowa State, 79-83, asst. prof, 83-85,
prof, 85-98 > Ohio State, 98- Special agent,
div, entom, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 85-94; entomolo-
gist, Iowa Exp. Sta, 90-98; in charge entom.
exhibit, Exp. Stations, Columbian Expos, 93;
state entomologist, Iowa, 98; director, lake lab.
at Sandusky, Ohio State, 00-19; director, Ohio
Biol. Surv, 12- A. A. (v. pres, 17); Soc. Nat;
Soc Zool; Ass. Econ. Entom. (pres, 98);
Entom. Soc. (managing ed, 'Annals,' 08-, pres,
11) ; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. (pres, 17) ;
Micros. Soc. (pres, 07-09); Wash. Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Iowa Acad, (pres, 87, sec*y,
treafl. and ed, 90-98); Ohio Acad, (treas, 98-
04, pres, 04). Economic entomology; life his-
tories and ecology of insects; grass insects;
Hemiptera; Mallophaga; systematic and faunal
studies of Hemiptera.

Osborne, Dr. Caroline A(mella), Hospital Cottage, *
Baldwinsville, Mass. jPsycTUatry. East Temple-
ton, Mass, April 18« 66. M.D, Woman's Med.
Col, Pa, 99; A.M, Clark, 07, Ph.D, 08. Supt.
of nurses, Mem. Sosp, 99-04, instr, 04- Asst,
voice clinic, Psychopath. Hosp, Boston, 15-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Med. Woman's Nat. Ass.
Neuro-pathology ; mental defectiveness; speech
defects; biology; hygiene.

Osborne, Prof. Oeo(rge) A(bbott), 249 Berkeley
St, Boston, Mass. Mathematics, Danvers, Mass,
Dec. 21, 39. B.S, Harvard, 60. Instr. math,
Liawrenee Sci. Sch, Harvard, 60; asst. prof, IT.
S. Naval Acad, 61-65; prof, Mass. Inst. Tech,
66- A.A; Math. Soc.

Osborne, Dr. Harold SCmitb), 195 Broadway, New
York, N. y. Eleeirical engineering. Fayette-
ville, N. Y, Aug. 1, 87. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
08, feUow, 08-10, Eng.D, 10. With eng. dept,
Am. Telegraph ar^ Telephone Co, 10- With
£di8on Elec. Ilium. Co, summers, OS^-08. A. A;

Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; assoc. Badio Eng.
Dielectrics; capacities of parallel wires; induc-
tive interference in telephone circuits.

Osborne, Prof. OUver T(homaB), 1155 Forest St,
New Haven, Conn. Medicine. New Haven,
Nov. 14, 62. M.D, Yate, 84, hon. A.M, 00;
Leipzig, 85. Trof. therapeut. Tale, 94- Chair-
man, med. board, Gaylord Sanatorium. Am.
Med. Ass. (ed, therapeut. dept, * Jour, ' 07-) ;
Therapeut. Soc. (past pres). Pharmacology;
materia medica; therapeutics; drugs and or-
ganic extracts; principles of therapy; diseases
of the kidney and heart.

Osborne, Dr. Thomas B(nrr), Box 1922, New
Haven, Conn. * Chemistry. New Haven, Aug.
5, 59. A.B, Yale, 81, Ph.D, 85, hon. ScD, 10.
Besearch chemist. Conn. Exp. Sta, 86- Beseardi
assoc, Carnegie Institution. Nat. Acad; A.A;
Chem. Soc; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem*
(pres, 10); Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Acad; hon.
mem. London Chem. Soc; assoc. mem. Soc.
Boyale des Sci. Med. et Nat. Bruxelles. Chem-
istry of the vegetable proteins and related sub-
ject^.

Osbom, Prof. Baymond C(arroll), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. ^Zoology. New-
ark, Ohio, Jan. 4, 72. B.S, Ohio State, 98, M.S,
00; fellow, Columbia, 02-03, Ph.D, 06. Instr.
biol. and embryol, Starling Med. Col, 98-99;
prof, biol, Fargo, 99-02; teacher, N. Y. High
Sch. of Commerce, 03-07; instr. zool, Barnard,
Columbi.i, 07-10, asst. prof. 10-15; assop. di-
rector, N. Y. Aquarium, 10-15; prof. biol. Conn.
Col. for Women, 15-17; prof. zool. and eniom.
and head of dept, Ohio State, 17- Besearch
assoc, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Soc. Zool; Fisheries Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Prof; Ohio Acad; N- Y.
Entom. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Fishes and fisheries;
' Syrphidae; aquatic adaptations in vertebrates;
origin of the limbs of vertebrates; Bryozoa;
Woods Hole faunal survey.

Osbnm, Prof. William, Morris, 111. Zoology.
Wilmington, HI, Oct. 3, 54. A.B, Kansas, 77,
A.M, 91. Prof. nat. science, Walden, 91-01;
instr. biol, Cincinnati, 01-02 ; dept. biol, Hughes
High Sch, Cincinnati, 02-04; proprietor, Ooose
L(3ce Seed and Stock Farm, Morris, 111, 04-
Curator entom, Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist; assoc.
ed, 'Prairie Farmer'; supervisor, Goose Lake
Township, HI. Assoc. Ornith. Union; HI, Poul-
try Ass. (pres). Ornithology; parasitism in
Lepidoptera.

Osgood, Wilfted H(ad8on), Field Museum of
Natural History, Chicago, 111. Zoology. Bochee-
ter, N. H, Dec. 8, 75. A.B, Stanford, 99; Ph.D,
(^cago^ 18. Asst. biologist, IT. S. Biol. Surv,
97-09; asst. curator mammal, and ornith, Field
Museum Nat. Eist, 09-19, assoc. curator sool,
to- Specialist, Fur Seal Inquiry, 14; meuL
exped. to Venezuela, 20; mem. Nat. Biesearch
Council, 19- A.A; feL Ornith. Union; Soe.
Mammal, (v. pres, 19) ; Wash. BioL Soe.
(sec'y, 00-09); Cooper (Calif) Ornith. Club
(first pres) ; Chicago Campfire Club (pres, 20) ;
cor. mem. London Zool. Soc. Mammalogy;
ornithology; biological surveys of Alaslui; Amer-
ican mammals.

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Osgood, Prof. W(llliam) F(ogg), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. *Mathematio9, Bos-
ton, Mass, March 10, 64. A.B, Harvard, 86,
A.M, 87; Gottingen, 87-89; Ph.D, Erlangen,
90; LL.D, Clark, 09. Instr. math, Barvard,
90-93, asst. prof, 93-03, prof, 03-14, TerkinB
prof, 14- Ed, 'Annals of Math,' 01-02. Nat.
Acad; Math. Soc. (v. pres, 03, pres, 05, 06; ed,
'Trans,' 09); Philos. Soc; Math. Verein; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo; Charkow Math. Soo; Calcutta
Math. Soc Theory of functions of real and of
complex variables.

O'Shaughnessy, Prof. Irftnla, Blacksborg, Va.
Mathematics, Engineering, South Solon, Ohio,
Aug. 8, 77. B.S, Va. Polytech, 03, C.E, 04;
A.M, Ohio State, 07; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 11.
Instr. civil eng, Va. Polytech, 04-06; math,
Pennsylvania, 07-18; prof, civil eng, Va. Poly-
tech, 18-19, applied math, 19- A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Eng. Educ. Differential equa-
tions and series.

O'ShAughneesy, M(icha6l) M(aiiiice), City Hall,
San Francisco, Calif. Civil engineering. Lim-
erick, Ireland, May 28, 64. B.S, Boyal Univ,
Ireland, 84. City engineer, San Francisco, It-
Laurie prize, Soc. Civil Eng, 12. Civil Eng.
(pres, San Francisco branch, 20) ; Water Works
Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass. Hydraulic
engineering; railway construction; tunnels.

O'Shea, Prof. M(iehael) V(inoent), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Education, Psy-
chology, Le Boy, N. T, Sept. 17, 66. B.L,
Cornell, 92; Europe, 95. Prof, edttc, Minn.
State Nor. Sch, 92-95; Teachers' Col, Buffalo,
95-97; Wisconsin, 97- Lecturer educ, summer
sessions, California, Pennsylvania and other uni-
versities, 06-15; Committee of One Hundred on
Pub. Health. Chairman Am. committee, Int.
Educ. Cong. Lidge, 06, Brussels, 10. A.A: sev-
eral educ, psychol. and philos. societies. Mental
development in childhood and youth; tobacco in
relation to mental efficiency; measurement of
vocational aptitudes.

Oflkamp, Joseph, Misosuri Fruit Experiment Sta-
tion, Mountain Grove, Mo. HortictUture. Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Jan. 22, 88. B.S, Missouri, 12. Asst.
hort, Purdue Exp. Sta, 12-13, research asst.
pomol, 14-16, assoc, 17-20; horticulturist. Mo,
Fruit Exp, Sta, 20- Soc. Hort. Sci. Orchard
nutrition; soil management; fertilization; prun-
ing; stock and scion.

Osmnn, Prof. A(lbert) Vincent, Massachusetts
Agricultural College, Amherst, Mass. Botany,
Danbury, Conn, Jan. 20, 80. B.Agr, Conn. Col,
00; B.S, Boston, 03; B.S, Mass. Col, 03, M.S,
05. Asst, Exp. Sta, Storrs, Conn, 00-02; instr.
hot. Mass, Col, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-14, assoc
prof, 14-16, prof, head of dept, and head, Exp,
Sta, 16- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Fern Soc. (seo'y, 04). Bac-
^teria of soils; ferns and flora of New England;
'soil bacteria; plant pathology; mycology.

Ostenberg, Zeno, San Jose, Calif. Chemistry,
Des Moines. Iowa, Nov. 18, 88. A.B, Stanford,
13, A.M, 14; fellow, California, 15-16. Asst.
Pharmacol, Stanford, 13-15; chief chemist, Int.
Cellulose Co, 16-17. Lieut, N.R.F.C, 18-19.

Chem. Soc. Physical, organic, bacteriological
and pharmacological chemistry; cellulose and
gliadin solutions.

Ostorhoat, Gtoorge E, Windsor, Colo. Botany,
Wyoming Co, Pa, March 31, 58. A.B, Lafay-
ette, 81. A. A; Torrey Bot. Club; Cooper Or-
nith. Club; Colo. Biol. Soc. Flowering plants
and birds of Colorado; the Ammiaceae and the
genus Cirsium.

Osterhont, Prof. W(lnthrop) J(olui) V(anleayen),
Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. *BoP'
any, Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug. 2, 71. A.B, Brown,
93, A.M, 94; Bonn, 95-96; Ph.D, California, 99.
Instr. bot, Brown, 93-95; California, 96-09,
asst. prof, 99-08, assoc. prof, 08-09; asst. prof,
Harvard, 09-13, prof, IS- Hitchcock lecturer,
California, 19; mem. board directors, Boeke-
feller Inst, 20-; ed, *Jour. Cten. PhysioL* Nat.
Acad; A.A; Soc. Nat; Philos. Soc; Bot. Soc;
PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Chem. Soc; Am.
Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club; Boston Soc Nat.
Hist; Wash. Acad. Spindle fonnation and fer-
tilization in plants; antagonism; permeability;
electrical conductivity; respiration; photostyn-
thesis.

Ostrander, Ptof. J(ohn) E(dwin), Amherst, Mass*
CivU engineering, Mathem^itics, Slingerlands,
N. Y, March 20, 65. A.B, C.E, Union, 86, A.M,
89. Practising civil engineer, 86-91; instr. eivil
eng, Lehigh, 91-92; prof, civil eng. and mech.
arts, Idaho, 92-97; math, and civil eng. Mass,
Col, and meteorologist. Mass, Exp, Sta, 97—
Acting prof, astron, Amherst, 00-07. Civil
Eng; Min. Eng; Eng. Educ. Variation of the
magnetic needle; meteorology.

Otis, Prof. Cha(rle)8 H(erb6rt), Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio. Botany, Ray-
mond, Nebr, Jan. 25, 86. A.B, Michigan, 10 >
Ph.D, 13. Asst. bot, Michigan, 09-10, curator,
bot. garden and arboretum, 10-12, acting direo*
tor and asst. bot, 12-13 ; instr. bot, Cornell, IS-
IS; instr. bot, N. H. Col, and asst. botanist,
Exp. Sta, 15-16; instr. "biol. Western Beserve,
16-19, asst, prof, 19- Exten. service, Vt. Elzp.
Sta, 15; plant disease surv, bur. plant indnst,
U. S. Dept, Agr, 18. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ohio
Acad. Trees of Vermont and Michigan ; trana-
piration of emersed water plants.

' Otis, Prof. B(aniel) H(enry), 1822 Chadbonme
Ave, Madison, Wis. Agriculture, Topeka,
Kans, March 30, 72. B.S, Kansas State, 92,
M.S, 97. Asst. agr, Kansas State, 92-98, dairy-
ing, 98-00, prof, dairy and animal husbandry,
00-03; manager, Beming ranch, Oswego, Kana,
03-05; assoc. prof, animal nutrition, Wisconsin,
05-09, prof, farm management, 09-19, asst.
dean, col. agr, 12-19; director, Banker-Partner
Exchange of Wis, Bankers Ass, 19- Menu ednc.
corps, A.E.F. Kans. Acad; Wis. Acad. Animal
nutrition; farm management; inoculation of soj
beans for root tubercles; feeding of farm ani-
mals; feeding of calves; selection of feeds for
farm animals; simplification of farm and honse-
hold accounts.
Outerbridge, Al6X(ander) E(wlng), Jr, Wm. Sel-
lers and Co, Philadelphia, Pa. Metallurgy.
Philadelphia, July 31, 50. Pennsylvania.
Asst, assay lab, U. S. Mint, Phila, 68-79, or-
ganizer, assay dept, New Orleans brandi^ 79-

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80; metdllurgisi, A. Whitney and Sons Car
Wheel Works, 80-88; William Sellers Co, 88-
Lecturer indnst. econ, Pennsylvania ; prof, metali
Franklin Inst; John Scott Legacy medal and
premium; Elliott Cresson gold medal. Franklin
Inst. Molecular physics of iron.

Overbeck, Dr. B(obert) M(ilton)» U. S. Geolog-
ical Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology, Bal-
timore, Md, Jan. 23, 87. A.B, Hopkins, 09,
fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 15. With U. S. Geol. Surv,
13-20; private work, 20- Min. and Metal. Eng;
Wash. Geol. Soc. Copper ores; geology and min-
eral resources of Alaska.

Overholser, Prof. E(arle) L(oiig), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Pomology. Kansas
City, Mo, Dec. 19, 88. B.S.(Agr), Missouri,
13, fellow, 13-14, A.M, 14; Cornell, 14-16.
Asst bot, Missouri, 11-13 ; instr. pomol, Cornell,
14-17, asst. prof, 17-18; exchange prof, from
Cornell, California, 18-19, assi. prof, 19- A.A;
Soc. Hort. Sci. Susceptibility of host plant to
powdery mildews; color production in fruits;
pollination of apples; cold storage of fruits.

Overholts, Prof. L(ee) O(ras), Pennsylvania
State College, State College, Pa. Botany, Cam-
den, Ohio, June 23, 90. A.B, Miami, 12; Lack-
land fellow, Washington (St. Louis), 12-15,
Ph.D, 15. Instr. lot, Pa, State, 15-17, asst.
prof,. 17-20, assoo. prof, SO- Field asst. forest
path, bur. plant indust, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, sum-
mer, 18. Bot. Soc. Taxonomy of the higher
fungi; forest pathology.

Overman, .Dr. O (liver) B(alph), University of
Illinois, Champaign, HI. Chemistry, Windfall,
Ind, April 15, 86. A.B, Indiana, 10, A.M, 11;
Ph.D, Cornell, 17, Teaching fellow, Indiana,
10-11; asst. chem, Cornell, 11-15; prof. chem.
and geol, Huron, 15-17; assoc. dairy chem, Illi-
nois, 17-19, asst, prof, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc.
(councilor, S. Dak. sect, 16) ; S. Dak. Acad,
(second v. pros, 15). Electrodeposition of lead;
oxidation of hydrazin and ammonia; food values
and dairy products.

Overton, Prof. Ja(me)8 B(ertram), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Botany, Kichmond,
Mich, Dec. 23, 69. Ph.B, Michigan, 94; fellow,
Chicago, OO-Ol, Ph.D, 01 ; Bonn, 03-04. Senior
master math, St. John's Mil. Acad, Delafield,
Wis, 95-98; asst. bot, Chicago, summer, 00-01;
prof, biol, Dlinois Col, 01-04; instr. bot, Wis-
consin, 04-07, asst. prof, 07-12, assoc. prof,
plant physiol, 12-15, prof, 16- A. A; Soc. Nat;
Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Ass. Prof; Bot. Cent.
States; Wis. Acad; Int. Ass. Bot; Bot. Gesell.
Parthenogenesis and special problems in fertili-
zation; reduction divisions in flowering plants;
cytology of Ascomycetes; physiology of vascu-
lar plants.

Ovits, Frank K(e^lin), 813 Oliver St, Whiting,
Ind. Chemical engineering. Mineral Point, Wis,
May 17 82. B.S, Michigan, 05. Instr. chem.
eng, Illinois, 06-07, chemist, Eng. Exp. Sta,
07-08; asst. chemist, fuel engineer and later
• Biipt, U. S. Bur. Mines, 08-20; fitel engineer,
Standard OH Co. of Ind, tO- Chem. Soc; Min.
£ng. Chemistry and utilization of fuels; pe-
troleum combustion.

Owen, Prof. D(ayid) A(Uen), 200 S. State St,
Franklin, Ind. Biology. Worthington, Ind,

Dec. 11, 52. A.B, Franklin, 78, A.M, 81. Instr.
nat. science, Franklin, 79-81, prof, biol, 86-09.
Bot. Cent. States; Ind. Acad.

Owen, Prof. Fayette Tlmotliy, 1022 West St, Em-
poria, Kans. Chemistry, Lyndon, Dl, April 11,
68. A.B, Doane, 96, A.M, 04; Columbia, 05,
Ph.D, 12. Teacher science, Franklin Acad,
Franklin, Nebr, 96-04; head, dept. science,
State Nor. and Training Sch, Potsdam, N. Y,
05-11; prof, chem, Emporia, IS- Chem. Soe.
Physical chemistry.

Owen, Miss JnUette A, 306 N. Ninth St, St.
Joseph, Mo. Ornithology, St. Joseph, Mo.
Vassar. A. A; Omith. Union; Mus. Ass; N. Y.
Acad; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc Ornith-
ology and botany of Missouri.

Owen, Miss LneUa Agnes, 306 N. Ninth St, St.
Joseph, Mo. Geography, Geology, St. Joseph,
Mo. Pub. and private instruction. Mem. Int.
Congresses Gteog. and Geol. A.A; Am. Geog.
Soc; Forestry Ass; Soc. de Sp^l^logie. Origin
and deposition of loess; evidence of early man
in the Missouri Biver valley; value of the Mis-
souri and its tributaries for transportation;
caves and other evidence supporting the theory
of geyser action; land snails in loess of China,
America and Europe; the causes, consequences
and control of floods of the Missouri Biver.

Owens^ Dr. A(lbert) W(affle), 75 "Magazine St,
Cambridge, Mass. Metdllwrgy. B.S, Bucknell,
09; Ph.D, Illinois, 18. Instr. science, Indiana,
09-11; chem, Illinois, 11-13; seience, high sch,
Bisbee, Ariz, 13-15; chem, Illinois, 15-17; phys-
ical chemist, Bur. Standards, 18-20; tech, re-
search lab, U. S. Smelting, Sef, and Min. Co,
Boston, Mass, 20- Chem. Soc. Atomic weight
of samarium; preparation of pure aluminum
and of iron-carbon-manganese alloys.

Owens, Prof. OCharles) S(lmer), Oregon Agricul-
tural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Botany. Clay Co,
Ind, Nov. 26, 77. A.B, Indiana, 10, A.M, 11.
Teacher, pub. schools, Ind, 06-10; teaching fel-
low, Indiana, 1(V-12; instr. hoi. and plant path,
Oregon Col, 12-16, asst. prof, 16-20, assoc. prof,
20- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Phint
pathology.

Owens, Prof. F(rederick) W(lUiam), 110 West-
bume Lane, Ithaca, N. Y. Mathematics, Boek-
well City, Iowa, Nov. 18, 80. B.S, M.S, Kan-
sas, 02, fellow, 02-03; Ph.D, Chicago, 07.
Instr. math, Northwestern, 05-07; Cornell, 07-
15, asst, prof, 16- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Physical Soe; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Foun-
dations of geometry; applied mathematics.

Owens, Dr. Bobert Bowie, Franklin Institute,
Philadelphia, Pa. ElectricaX engineering, Grad,
Charlotte Hall Mil. Acad, Md; Hopkins; E.E,
Columbia, 91, A.M, 99, John Tyndall fellow;
B.Sc. M.Sc, D.Se, McGill. Prof. elec. and steam
eng, Nebraska, 91-98; elec. eng, McGiU, 98-09;
elec. engineer, Southern Power Co, 09-10; sec'y,
Franklin Institute, 10- Director, elec. and ma-
chine building, Trans-Miss. Exhibit, 98; mem.
jury of awards, Columbian Expos, 93 ; La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04; delegate, Int. Elec. Cong, Chi-
cago, 93; St. Louis, 04; major, Sig. C; chief,
intelligence div; chief sig. ofi&cer. Am. troops in
England, Sig. C, A.E.F; hon. companion, D. S.
Order. A.A; Elec. Eng. (past v. pros); Phys-

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ical Soc; Eng. Edue; Chem. Soc; fel. Bojal Soc.
Can; Can. Inst. Eng; British Inst. Elec. Eng.

Paarmann, J(nergen) H(erman), 1532 Clay St,
Davenport, Iowa. Ornithology. Davenport,
Sept. 2, 70. B.S, Iowa, 01, M.8, 02. Teacher,
pub. schools, 94-97; principal, Wolcott, Iowa,
99-00; curator, Davenport Acad. Sciences, Oi-
Supervisor nature study, pub. schools, Daven-
port, 03-10; prof, biol, Augustana, 18-19. Bird
Club (sec'y); Mus. Ass; Iowa Anthrop. Ass.
(v. pres, 03-06, sec'y* 0^); Davenport Acad.
ClassiHeation of the hydroids; apiculture; Eng-
lish sparrow; flora of eastern Iowa.

Pace, Prof. Edward ACloysins), Catholic Univer-
sity, Washington, D. C. 'Psychology. Starke,
Fla, July 3, 61. A.B, St. Charles, 80; D.D,
Urban Col. of Propaganda, Borne, 86; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 91. Prof. phUos, Catholic Univ, 91--
Ed, 'Catholic Encycl.' Psychol. Ass; Philos.
Ass. Fluctuations of attention; adaptation;
retinal fatigue.

Pace, Dr. L(iila), Baylor University, Waco, Tex.
Botany. Newton, Miss, 68. B.S, Baylor, 90;
M.S, Chicago, 02, Ph.D, 07; Bonn, 10-11.
Teacher, pub. schools, 90-04; instr. hot, Baylor,
04-10, asst. prof, 10-15, prof, 16- A.A; Bot.
Soc. Morphological and cytological botany.

Pack, Prof. Fred(erlck) J(anies), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Geology. Bounti-
ful, Utah, Feb. 2, 75. B.S.(M.E), Utah, 04;
A.M, Columbia, 05, Ph.D, 06. Prof. geol. and
miner, Brigham Young, 06-07; Deseret prof,
geol, Utah, 07- A.A; fel. Boyal Scottish Geog.
Soc. Cambrian faunas of Pioche, Nevada; (Car-
boniferous fauna, Cretaceous vertebrates and
marine Triassic of Utah; terraces of Lake
Bonneville.

Pack, B(obert) W(allace), Sun Co, Beaumont,
Tex. Geology, Berkeley, Calif, June 15, 85.
B.S, California, 08, fellow, 09-10. Asst. miner,
and petrog, California, 08-09; asst. and later
assoc. geologist, U. 8. Geol. 8urv, 10-13, paleon-
tologist, 14-15, geologist, 16-1 T; Sun Co, 17-
19, chief geologist, 20, gen. supt, Gulf Coast div,
to- Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Min. Eng; Ass.
Petrol. Geol; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad.
Geology of petroleum; California stratigraphy
and tertiary paleontology; petroleum deposits of
Central and South America, Texas, Louisiana
and California.

Packard, Prof. Charles, Peking Union Medical
College, Peking, China. Biology. Boston, Mass,
84. B.S, Syracuse, 07, M.S, 08 ; Ph.D, Columbia,

14. Instr. zool, Williams, 08-10; Columbia, 14r-
18; a^st. prof, Peking Union Med. Col, 18-
A.A; Soc. Zool. Effect of radium on living
matter.

Packard, Prof. E(arl) Ii(ero7), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Paleontology. East
Charlemont, Mass, April 10, 85. A.B, Waahing-
ton (Seattle), 11, A.M, 12; Ph.D, California,

15. Instr. geol, Washington (Seattle), 15-16;
asst. prof, Oregon, 16-17; head of dept, Miss.
Agr. Col, 17-18; prof, Oregon, 18- A.A; Pale-
ont. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; Caiif. Acad. Mezo-
zoic and Cenozoic Mactrinae of the Pacific

Coast; fauna of the Cretaceous of the Santa
Ana Mountains; quantitative analysis of the
mollusean fauna of San Francisco Bay.

Packard, Prof. W(alM) H(arrl8on), Bradley Poly-
technic Institute, Peoria, 111. Physiology.
Chatham, Ohio, Nov. 12, 70. B.S, Olivet, 94;
Chicago, 94-98, Ph.D, 08. Instr. zool, Woods
Hole, 95-99; hiol, Bradley Polytech. Inst, 98-
04, prof, 04- Instr. physiol, d^cago, summer,
03; zool, Illinois, summer, 14. A.A; Cent. Ass.
Sci. and Math. Teachers; 111. Acad. Besistance
to lack of oxygen; functions of semicircular
canals.

PaddodE, Prof. FCloyd) B, Ames, Iowa. Zoology.
Three Oaks, Mich, Nov. 21, 84. B.S, Colo.
Agr. Col. 09; M.8. Ohio State. 15. Apr.
experimentalist, Great West. Sugar Co, 10-11;
instr. entom, Tex. Col, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-13,
assoc. prof, 13-14, entomologist, Exp. Sta, 14-
19 ; assoc. prof, in charge apiculture, Iov}a State,
19- Asst. state entomologist, Tex, 14-15, state
entomologist, 15-19. A.A; Ass. Eoon. Entom;
Entom. Soc. Entomology; Hemiptera; apicul-
ture.

Paddock, Dr. Oeorge Frederic, Mt. Hamilton,
Calif. Astronomy. Providence, R. I, 79. Ph.B,
Brown, 02; fellow, Virginia, 02-06, A.M, 06,
Ph.D, 12. Ajsst. south, sta, (Santiago, Chile),
LioJc Observatory, 06-12, Mt. Hamilton, Calif,
12-18, acting astronomer in charge, Santiago sta,
18- Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc. Badial
velocities of stars; spectroscopy.

Paddock, Prof. W(endell), Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. Botany. Three Oaks, Mich,
July 12, 66. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 93, M.S, 98.
Asst. hort, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 93-00; prof.
bot. and hort, Colo. Agr. Col, 98-09; hort, Ohio
State, 09- A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci. Plant dis-
eases.

Padgett, Prof. Fred Warde, University of Okla-
homa, Norman, Okla. Chemistry. Ft. Scott,
Kans, Oct. 10, 88. B.S, Pittsburgh, 13, M.S, 14.
Fellow, Mellon Inst, 12-17; assoc. prof, chem,
Oklahoma. 17- Chem. Soc. Petroleum; pyro-
genesis of hydrocarbons; emulsification; recov-
ery of used lubricating oils; natural gas.

Page, Dr. Calvin OCates), 117 Marlboro St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Bacteriology. Boston, July 9, 67.
A.B, Harvard, 90, M.D, 94. Physician, orthop.
dept, Boston Dispensary, "96-16; asst. hacter,
Harvard Med. Sch, 99-12, instr, 12-20, asst.
prof, SO- House officer, Children's Hosp, 93-
94 ; Boston City Hosp, 95. Ass. Path, and Bact ;
Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Ass.
Tuber. Bacteriology of scarlet fever; sporotri-
chosis; niilk.

Page, Frederick S(myth), Dartmouth College,
Hanover, N. H. Botany. Candia, N. H, Oct.
28, 89. B.S, Dartmouth, 13 ; M.S, Vermont, 14.
Asst. bot, Vermont, 13-15; inetr. biol, Vart*
mouth, 16^ U. 8. Exp. Sta, Burlington, Vt.
14-15. A.A; Bot. Soc. Mycorhizas of white
pine; transpiration of forest seedlings.

Page, Prof. JCamea) M(onl8), University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville, Va. 'MatkemaUos. 0>b-
ham, Va, March 4, 64. A.M, Bandolph-Macon,
85 ; Ph.D, Leipzig, 87. Head master, private sch,
88-95; adj. prof. iiki/> Virginia, 96-98, aaaoe.

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prof, 98-01, v^ofy 01", dean, acad. faculty, 00-
02. Assoc, ed, < Annals of Math,' 96-99. A. A;
Math. Soc. Applications of the infinitesimal
calculus to geometry.

Page, Dr. Leigh, Yale University, New Haven,
Conn. ^FhysioB, South Orange, N. J, Oct. 18,
84. Ph.B, Yale, 04, Ph.D, 13. Instr. p^iy^ic*,
Yale, 12-16, asit, prof, 16-- Billiman lecturer,
17; judge, Einstein contest, 'Scientific Am.'
Physical Soc. Principle of relativity; photo-
electric effect; electrodynamics; atomic struc-
ture.

Paige, Prof. James B(reckenridge), 42 Lincoln
Ave, Amherst, Mass. Veterinary science. Pres-
eott, Mass, Dec. 28, 61. B.S, Mass. Col, 82;
V.S, Montreal Vet. Col, 88; D.V.S, McGill, 91;
Royal Vet. Col, Munich, 95-96. Prof. vet. sci-
ence, Mass. Col, 90- Veterinarian, Mass. State
Board Agr; lecturer apiculture. Smith's Agr.
Sch, Northampton. Vet. Med. Ass. Bacteri-
ology; the transmission of tuberculosis to
bo vines through milk; rabies in cattle; cattle
poisoning with arsenate of lead.

Paige, Sidney, XT. S. Geological Survey, Washing-
ton, D. C. Geology. Washington, Nov. 2, 80.
Michigan, 02-03; Yale, 08. Mem. Nicaragua
Canal Commission, 98-00; asst. geologist, U. 8.
Geol. SurVf 02-07, geologist, IS-, in charge west,
areal geol, 16-18, in charge, div. geol, 18- Asst.
geologist, Panama Canal Commission, 07. Geol.
Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad,
(assoc. ed, 'Jour'). Geology of Alaska and the
western United States.

Paine, Prof. Ellery B(arton), 606 Pennsylvania
Ave, Urbana, 111. Electrical engineering. Wil-
lington, Conn, Oct. 9, 75. B.S, Worcester, 97,
M.S, 98, E.E, 04. With Gen. Elec. Co, Schenec-
tady, N. Y, 99; elec. engineer, Lehigh Valley
Coal Co, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 99-02; prof, physics,
Stetson, 02-04; physics and elec. eng, N. C.
Col, 04-07; asst. prof. elec. eng, Illinois, 07-13,
prof, in charge of dept, IS- A.A; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ. High potential discharges in dielec-
trics; combinations of harmonic motions; light-
ning; magnetic properties of iron alloys.

Paine, Dr. George Porter, 20 Walker St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Meteorology. Dutch Island, B.
I, Sept. 12, 76. A.B, Harvard, 05, A.M, 07;
Ph,D, Wisconsin, 18. Prof, math, Bipon, 07-
09; asst. prof, Minnesota, 09-12; research instr,
Wisconsin, 14-19; Nat. Besearoh fellow, Har-
vard, 19- Mem. Geophys. Union. Pel. Meteorol.
Soc. Circulation of the atmosphere; free air
humidities.

Paine, Mrs. Bobert (Mary Esther Tmeblood), 94

Panoramic Way, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics.
Bichmond, Ind, May 6, 72. Ph.B, Earlham, 93;
Ph.M, Michigan,. 96; fellow. Woman's Educ.
Ass. (G&ttingen), 00-01. Instr. fnath, Earlham,
97-99; Mt. Holyoke, 02-10; eopten. div, Califor-
nia, IS- A.A; Math. Soc. History of mathe-
matics.

Fainter, H(enry) B(ayinond), U. S. Entomolog-
ical Laboratory, Box 95, West Lafayette,
Ind. Entomology. Big Springs, Kans, Sept.
10, 8a B.S, Okla. Col, 12, M.S, 16. Asst.
entomologist, Okla. Col, 12-18; scientific asst,
hut. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18- A.A; Ass.

Econ. Entom. San Jose scale; fowl tick; locust
borer.

Painter, Prof. TheophilnB S(hlckel), University
of Texas, Austin, Tex. Zoology. Salem, Va,
Aug. 22, 89. A.B, Boanoke, 08; A.M, Yale, 09,
Ph.D, 13. Instr. tsool, Yale, 14-16; adj. prof,
Texas, 16- Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat.
Experimental zoology; cytology.

Palache, Prof. Charles, 106 Appleton St, Cam*
bridge, Mass. ^Mineralogy, Geology. San
Francisco, Calif, July 18, 69. B.S, California,
91, fellow, 92-94, Ph.D, 94. Instr. miner, Har-
vard, 96-01, asst. prof, 02-12, prof, 12- A.A;
G^l. Soc; Am. Acad. Mineralogy; crystallog-
raphy and paragenesis of American minerals.

Pallister, Prof. Hugh DCavidson), University of
Alabama, University, Ala. Mining. Cleveland,
Ohio, May 31, 83. B.S, Case, 06, E.M, 14. Min-
ing and consulting engineer, 06-10; instr. mech.
and hydraul. eng, Case, 08-10; metaL and min-
ing, Pa. State, 10-12, asst. prof, 12-15; prof,
geol. and mining, Texas Sch. of Mines, 15-19;
supt. coal mines, McKinney Steel Co, 19-21;
prof, mining, Alabama, tl- A. A; Min. Eng;
Coal Min. Inst. Geology, mining and metal-
lurgy of quicksilver.

Palmer, Prof. A(lbert) dePoreet, Brown Univer-
sity, Providence, B. I. *Thysics. Tewksburf,
Mass, July 26, 69. Ph.B, Brown, 91, Ph.D, 95;
Hopkins, 91-93. Instr. physics, Brown, 93-96,
assoc. prof, 96- A.A; Physical Soc; Soc. de
Physique. Wave-length of helium line; conden-
sation in steam jet; effect of high pressure on
electrical resistance of mercury; dielectric con-
stants of solutions; changes in the dielectric
constant of water with frequency of the electric
field and with temperature; thermoelectric
measurement of temperatures between 0® and
200** C; measurement of small changes in ellip-
tically polarised light produced by strain and
surface films.

Palmer, Andrew H(enry), U. S. Weather Bureau,
San Francisco, Calif. Meteorology. Dubuque,
Iowa, May 1, 86. A.B, Minnesota, 08; A.M,
Harvard, 09. Asst. observer, Blue Hill Ob-
servatory, 08-09, research asst, 09-12; instr.
geog, State Nor. Sch, Salem, Mass, 12-13 ; mag-
netic observer, Carnegie Institution, 13-14; me-
teorologist, V. 8. Weather Bur, 14- A.A;
Seismol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Calif. Acad. Cli-
matology; seismology; water power.

Palmer, Dr. O(liarles) S(keele), United Fuel Gas
Co, Charleston, W. Va. Chemistry. Danville, HI,
Aug. 4, 58. A.B, Amherst, 79, A.M, 82; fellow,
Hopkins, 85-86, Ph.D, 86; Leipzig, 92. Prof.
chem, Colorado^ 87-02 ; pres, Colo. Sch, of Mines,
02-03; chief diemist A. C. M. Co, Anaconda,
Mont, 03-04 ; assoc. ed, ' Eng. and Mining Jour, '
04-06; natural science ed, D. Appleton and Co,
06-07; consulting chemist, various industrial
firms, 07-15; fellow, Mellon Inst, 15-17; chief
chemist, United Fuel Gas Co. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Chem. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; West. Pa. Eng.
Soc; Colo. ScL Soc. (pres, 04); Colo. State
Teachers Ass. (pres, 02). Chemical engineer-
ing; educational chemietry; wool grease; fuel
engineering; storage batteries; gasoline.

Palmer, Dr. Chase, Southern Pacific Co, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. ^Chemistry. Saco, Maine, Sept.

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19, 56. Princeton, 74-76; A.B, Hopkins, 79,
fellow, 80-82, Ph.D, 82. Instr. chem, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 82-83 ; State Nor. Sch, Salem, Mass,
83-87; Tufts, 87-88; prof, Wabash, 88-90;
manager of lead and zine mines, Aurora and
Alba, Mo, 91-94; chemist, Dupont Manual
Training High Sch, Louisville, Ky, 95-01 ; prof,
chem, cSnt. UniT. of Ky, 01-05; Ky. State, 05-
06; chemist, TJ. S. Geol. Surv, 07-19; chief
chemist, Southern Pacific Co, 19- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Franklin Inst; Chem. Gesell. Thorium
compounds; allyl cyanid; aromatic substitution
products; ore deposition; rock analysis; enrich-
ment of silver and copper ore deposits; geo-
chemistry and chemical classification of natural
waters; natural relations of oils to waters.
Palmer, Prof. O(laade) I(rwlii), 6440 Greenwood
Ave, Chicago, 111. Mathemaiies. Battle Creek,
Mich, May 31, 71. A.B, Michigan, 03 ; Chicago.
Assoc, prof, math, Armour, OS- A.A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Applied mathematics; geom-
etry; trigonometry.

Palmer, Prof. E(phraim) Laurence, New York
State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y
Botany. McGraw, N. Y, July 8, 88. A.B, Cor
nell, 11, A.M, 13, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Asrt
bot, Cornell, 10-13; prof, Iowa Teachers' Col
13-19; asst. prof, rural eduo, N. Y. State Cot
Agr, Cornell, 19- Ed, ' Cornell Knral Sch. Leaf
let,' 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Iowa Acad
Seeds of pernicious weeds.

Palmer, E(rik) S(c]iJ5tli), Winchester Bepeating
Arms Co, New Haven, Conn. Engineering.
Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 31, 85. Ph.B, Yale, 06;
Columbia, 11-12. Instr. math, Bollins, 08-09;
Rutgers, 09-12; prof. math, and chem, Bollina,
12-17; hallistic engineer, Winchester Repeating
Arms Co, 17- A. A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Cireolo Mat. di Palermo.
Ballistics; patents.

Palmer, Prof. P(rederic), Jr, Haverford, Pa.
Physios. Brookline, Mass, Oct. 17, 78. A.B,
Harvard, 00, A.M, 04, Ph.D, 13. Instr. math,
Asheville Sch, N. C, 00-01; math, and physics,
Worcester Acad, 01-03 ; physics, Haverford, 04-
08, assoc. prof, 08-16, prof, 16- Lecturer phys-
ics. Harvard, 18-19; mem. Lick Observatory
solar eclipse ezped. to Spain, 05. A. A; Physical
Soc. Ionization by Schumann rays.

Palmer, Dr. H(arold) K(lng), 528 Federal Build-
ing, Los Angeles, Calif. Astronomy, Irrigation
engineering. Berkeley, Calif, Jan. 20, 78. B.S,
California, 98, fellow, Lick Observatory, 98-02,
Ph.D, 03. Asst, D. 0. Mills ezped. to Southern
Hemisphere, 03-05; Lick Observatory, 05-06;
solar observatory, Carnegie Institution, 06; with
Western Elec. Co, 07; Lucile Oil Co, 08; engi-
neer, U. S. Indian Service, 09- Instr. practical
astron, California, 03. Spectra of faint nebulae;
celestial photography; hydraulics of irrigation.

Palmer, Howard, Hotel Mohican, New London,
Conn. Geography. Norwich, Conn, Nov. 28, 83.
A.B, Yale, 05; LL.B, Harvard, 08. Explorer.
Exploring and mapping, North. Selkirk Moun-
tains, B. C, Can, 08-12, 15; exploring Can.
Bockies between Mt. Columbia and Mt. Bobson,
16, 19, 20. A.A; Explorers' Club; cor. mem.
Phila. Geog. Soc; Harvard Travellers Club; fel.
Boyal Geog. Soc. Mountain exploration ; motion

of glaciers; history and topography of the
Canadian Cordillera.

Palmer, Prof. Leroy S(lieldon), 2262 Carter Ave,
St. Paul, Minn. Biochemistry. Budiville, HI,
March 23, 87. B.S, Missouri, 09, A.M, 11, PhJD,
13. Chemist, dairy div, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 09-
13; asst. prof, dairy chem, Missouri, 13-19;
assoc. prof. agr. biochem, Minnesota, 19- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Agricultural and dairy chemistry;
milk; yellow pigments; physical chemistry of
churning.

Palmer, Dr. Bamnal O(opeland), 712 Ogden Ave,
Swarthmore, Pa. Zoology. Concord, Pa, April
27, 74. A.B, Swarthmore, 95, A.M, 07; fellow,
Harvard, 07-08, 10-11, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 12.
Asst, zooL lab. Harvard, 07-09; Badcliffe, 08-
09; acting asst. prof. 0OOI. aiui geol, Swarth-
more, 09-10, asst. prof, 10- Lecturer, Wagner
Inst, 11. Soc. Zool; Del. Valley OmitlL Club
(treas, 12-). Histology of the vertebrate retina.

Palmer, Dr. T(heodore) SQierman), 1939 Bilt-
more St, Washington, D. 0. Zoology. Oak-
land, CaHf, Jan. 26, 68. A.B, California, 88;
M.D, Georgetown, 95. Field agent, U. 8. Dept,
Agr, 89-90, first asst. ornithologist, 90^96, aast.
chief, hiol. surv, 96-02, asst. in charge of game
preservation, 02-10, asst. chief, 10-14, in charge
of game preservation, 14-16, expert game con-
servation, 14^ A.A; Soc. Nat; fel. Omith.
Union (sec'y, 17-); Bison Soc; Fisheries Soc;
Forestry Ass ; Nat. Ass.* Audubon Societies (t.
pres, 05-); Cooper Omith. Club; Calif. Acad;
N. Y. Zool. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc.
(v. pres, 02-08, pres, 09). Nomenclature of
mammals and birds; index of genera of mam-
mals ; game protection ; biography of zoologists.

Palmer, Prof. W(alter) W(alker), Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Medioine. Sonthfield,
Mass, Feb. 27, 82. B.S, Amherst, 05; MJ),
Harvard, 10, fellow, 12-13, 14-15; grad, Mass.
Qten.. Hosp, 11. Instr. physiol. chem, Harvard,
12-13; house physician, Mass. Gen. Hosp, IS-
IS.; asst. med, Bodkefeller Inst, and asst. res.
physician, Hosp, 15-17; asst. prof, med, med.
col, Cornell, 17; assoc. prof. med. and acting
director of dept, Columbia, 17-19; assoc. prof,
med, Hopkins, 19- Mem. Amherst paleont.
exped. to Wyoming, 04; visiting physician and
acting director, med. service, Presb. Hosp. N. Y.
City, 17-19; assoc. visiting physician, Hopkins
Hosp, 19- A.A; Ain. Physicians; Soc. BioL
Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Clin. Invest, (see'y,
17) ; Am. Med. Ass. (council pharmacy and
chem) ; Harvey Soc; Boston Med. Library. Me-
tabolism; acid-base equilibrium; diabetes mel-
litus; nephritis.

Palmer, W(illla)m, TJ. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. OmithoJogy. Penge, Eng-
land, Aug. 1, 56. Pub. schools. Taxidermist
and gool. modeler, U. S. Nat. Museum, 74-
A. A; fel. Omith. Union; Wash. BioL Soc; Lin-
nean Fern Chapter. Feather structure; com-
parative feather growth and molts; fern varia-
tions; Virginia flora and fauna; Miocene fossil
mammals.

Palmi6 Prof. Axma H(elene), Western Beserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio. Mathematiea.
Brooklyn, N. T, May 21, 63. Ph.B, Cornell,
90, fellow, 90-91; Chicago, 96; Gottingen, 98-

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99. Instr. Grerman and math, Horace Mann
Sch, 91-92; math, Col, for Women, Western
Beserve, 92-93, assoc. prof, 93-95, prof, 95^
Math. Soc.

Pammel, Prof. L(oiils) H(ermaim), Ames, Iowa.
^Botany, LaCrosse, Wis, April 19, 62. B.Agr,
Wisconsin, 85, M.S, 89; Ph.D, Washington (St.
Louis), 99. Private asst. to Dr. W. G. Farlow,
Cambridge, Mass, 85, 86; asst, Shaw Sch. of
Bot, Washington (St. Louis), 86-89; prof, lot,
Iowa State, 89- Special work, Tex. £zp. Sta,
div. veg. path, U. S. Dept. Agr, 89, div, agrost,
97, bur. forestry, 99-02, bur. plant indust, 02;
Iowa Forestry Commission; Iowa Gkol. Board,
94; chairman, Iowa State Board of Conserva-
tion, 10- A. A. (v. prcs, G, 19) ; Bot. Soc. (pres,
tazon. sect, 20); Phytopath. Soc; Ecol. Soc;
Soc. Foresters; Soc. Bact; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Iowa Acad, (pres, 93); Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc; St. Lotfis Acad; British Ecol. Soc;
Bot. Gesell. Anatomical characters of the seeds
of Leguminosae; grasses of Iowa; gases pro-
duced by certain bacteria; flora of central Iowa,
and of the XJintahs; weeds of Iowa; poisonous
plants; ecology; seeds; fungi.

Papes, Prof. James W(encesla8), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Anatomy. Glenco, Minn,
Aug. 18, 83. A.B, Minnesota, 09, fellow, 09-
11, M.D, 11. Prof, anat, histol. and embryol,
Emory, 12-16, gross anat. and neur, 16-19, ap-
plied anat, 19-20; asst. prof, arwt, and neur,
Cornell, fSO- Sec'y, Ga. Anat. Board, 13- Ass.
Anat. Musculature and innervation of the
heart; development of human mesentery; varia-
tions in region of the kidney.

Pappenhelmer, Prof. Alwin M(ax), Hartsdale,
N. Y. Pathology. New York, Dec. 4, 78. A.B,
Harvard, 98 ; M.D, Columbia, 02. Intern, Belle-
vue Hosp, 03-05, pathologist, 05-10; assoc. vis-
iting pathologist, Presb. Hosp, 05-12; demon-
strator path, Columl>ia, 09, assoc, 0^14, asst.
prof, 14-19, assoc. prof, 19- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; N. Y. Path. Soc. (pres,
15-17); Harvey Soc. (treas, 19). Pneumococ-
cus in human mouth and lungs after death;
spirochaetal infection; filiform bacterium in
case of vegetative endocarditis ; progressive mus-
cular dystrophy ; histology of the thymus gland ;
tumors of the pineal gland; thymectomy in rats;
lymphocytes; tumors of the pineal gland; trench
fever ; war-gas poisoning.

Pardee, Prof. Arthur MfEoay), Vermilion, S.
Dak. Chemisftry. Bochester, N. Y, March 27,
85. A.B, Wasldngton and Jefferson, 07; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 16. Instr. ehem, Tarkio, 07-08, prof,
08-10, ehem. and physics, 11-18; ohem, Wash-
ington and Jefferson, 18-20; prof, and head of
dept, South Dakota, XO- CSiem. Soc. Conduc-
tivities of alcoholic solutions; alcoholysis.

Parish, S(ainiiel) B(oiisall), 1624 Scenic Ave,
Berkeley, Calif. Botany, Phytogeography. Pat-
erson, N. J, Jan. 13, 38. A.B, N. Y. Unlv, 68.
A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; hon. mem. Calif.
Acad; S. Calif. Acad. The flora of southern
California.

Park, Prof. Charles F(ranci8), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Me-
chanical engineering. Boston, Mass, April 11,
69. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92. Asst. meeh.

eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-94, instr, 94-00, asst.
prof, 00-06, assoc. prof, 06-12, prof, mechanism,
IfS- Director, mech. laboratories and Lowell
Inst. Sch, Mass. Inst. Tech. A. A; Mech. Eng;
Am. Acad.

Park, Prof. Edwards A(lbert), Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Pediatrics. Glovers-
ville, N. Y, Dec. 30, 77. A.B, Yale, 00; M.D,
Columbia, 05. Instr. path, Columbia, 09-11;
assoc. prof, pediat, Hopkins, 14- Soc. Exp.
Biol; Pediat. Soc.

Park, Prof. Jay B(oardinan), Ohio State Univer
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Agronomy. Clarence, 111
Jan. 30, 84. A.B, Illinois, 08, M.S, 12; ScD
Harvard, 16. Asst. ehem, 111. Exp. Sta, 08-11
assoc. plant breeding, 11-14; prof, farm crops
Ohio State, 16- A.A; Soc. Agron. Plant genet
ics; self -sterility ; cereal breeding.

Park, Dr. W(illla)m H(aUock), 315 W. 76th St,
New York, N. Y. •Bacteriology, Eygiene.
New York, Dec. 30, 63. A.B, Col. City of N. Y,
83; M.D, Columbia, 86; Vienna, 89-90; LL.D,
Queen's (Can), 10. Director, research lab,
Health Dept, N. Y. City, 95-10, bur. of labora-
tories, 10-; adj. prof, hacter. and hygiene, Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 98-01, prof, 01-
Knight of Royal Order of Isabella the Catholic,
13. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Soc.
Exp. Path, (pres, 20); Soc. Pharmacol; Am.
Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Pub. Health Ass;
N. Y. Path. Soc. Diphtheria; influenza; tuber-
culosis; exanthemata; milk.

Parker, Arthur C(aswell), Education Building,

Albany, N. Y. Archeology. Iroquois, N. Y,
April 5, 81. Williamsport Dickinson Sem, 98-01 ;
special courses in anthrop. under Prof. F. W*
Putnam, 01-03. Special asst. archeol, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 01-02; field archeologist. Pea-
body Museum ArcheoL and Ethnol, 03; ethnolo-
gist, N. Y. State Dept. Educ, 04-06; archeologist,
N. Y. State Museum, 06-; Indian commissioner,
N. Y. State, 19- Chief, N. Y. State Museum
archeol. exped, 06-; ed, 'Am. Indian,' 12-16.
Cornplanter medal, Sociol. Soc, 18. A.A; Soc.
Am. Indians (pres, 16); Anthrop. Ass; N. Y.
Archeol. Soc. (founder); Albany Philos. Soc.
(pres, 16) ; Ethnol. Soc. Anthropology; ethnol-
ogy; New York Indians.

Parker, 0(hArle8) E(dwln), Long Beach, Calif.
Chemistry. Horseheads, N. Y, May 3, 61. Kan-
sas, 81; Columbia, 82; Ph.C, Michigan, 85; B.S,
George Washington, 07. Chemist, Parke, Davis
and Co, 87-89; Seabury and Johnson, 89-02;
Johnson and Johnson, 02-06; asst. chemist, hur,
ehem, U, S. Dept. Agr, 05- Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem.^ Indust. Pharmacy; drugs and surgical
materials; laboratory devices; methods of food
and drug analysis.

Parker, Edward W(heeler), 437 Chestnut St
Philadelphia, Pa. Mineralogy. Port Deposit
Md, June 16, 60. Baltimore High Sch. Statis
tician, V. S. Geol. Surv, 91-07, chief, div. min
eral resources, 07-15, director of anthracite in
formation, IS- Mem. jury of awards, Colum
bian Expos, 93; expert special agent, XI. S
Census, 00-; La. Purchase Expos, 03-04; ed,
'Eng. and Min. Jour,' 01-02; mem. Anthracite
Coal Strike Commission, 02-03. Silver medal
Paris Expos, 00; Pan- Am. Expos, 01; com

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memoratiye medal, La. Purchase Expos, 04.
Min. and Metal. Eng; Statist. Ass; Min. Cong;
Coal Min. Inst; Wash. Gebl. and Econ. Societies.
Anthracite.
Parker, Prof. G(eorge) H(oward), 16 Berkeley
St, Cambridge, Mass. ^Zoology. Philadelphia,
Pa, Dec. 23, 64. Acad. Nat. Sciences, Philadel-
phia, 79-82; B.S, Harvard, 87, ScD, 91, Parker
fellow, at Leipzig, Berlin, Freiburg and Naples,
91-93. Asst. eool, Harvard, 86-88, inatr, 88-91,
93-99, asst. prof, 99-06, prof, 06- Clark lec-
turer, Amherst, 14; U. S. investigator, Pribilof
seals, 14. Nat. Acad ; A.A. (v. pres, 16) ; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Physiol. Soc; Ass. Anat; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Ecol. Soc; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad;
hon. mem. Calif. Acad; Wash. Acad; N. Y.
Acad; Phila. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; cor.
mem. London Zool. Soc; assoc. mem. Soc. jBelge
de Biol. Biology and social problems; the ele-
mentary nervous system; anatomy and physiol-
ogy of sense organs and of central nervous
organs; reactions of organisms.

Parker, Prof. Oordon, Colorado Springs, Colo.
Forestry. Wantagh, N. Y, April 26, 79. A.B,
Columbia, 00; M.F, Harvard, 11. Field asst,
forest asst, forest examiner and forest super-
visor, U. S. Forest Service, 10-19; asst, prof,
forestry, Colo, Col, 19- A.A; Forestry Ass;
Am. Geog. Soc.

Parker, Prof. HCarry) a(eorge), Liberty, Mo.
Chemistry, London, England, Nov. 15, 65. A.B,
William Jewell, 92, A.M, 93 ; Ph.D, Harvard, 96.
Prof, ohem. and physics, William Jewell, 96-13,
chem, IS- Chem. Soc; Mo. Soc. Math, and Sci.
Teachers (v. pres). Atomic weight of magne-
sium; centrifugal quantitative analysis.

Parker, Prof. Herschel O(lifFord), 21 Fort Greene
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. *Thysics, Brooklyn,
July 9, 67. Ph.B, Columbia* 90, fellow, 90-91.
Asst. physics, Columbia, 91-93, tutor, 93-01, instr,
01-03, asst. prof, 03-11. A.A; Physical Soc;
Elec. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Am. Alpine Club;
fel. Am. Geog. Soc; Explorer *s Club; feL N. Y.
Acad; Can. Alpine Club. Methods of electrical
measurement; electrical resistances; electrical
investigations with very brief intervals of con-
tact; electrical properties of materials at high
incandescence; new method of reducing metallic
iridium; formation and electrical properties of
helium.

Parker, Horatio N(ewton), Eng. Building, Jack-
sonvUle, Fla. Public "health, Cambridge, Mass,
Feb. 3, 71. Mass. Inst. Tech. Asst. biologist,
Boston Water Works, 96-99; asst. and <£ief
biologist. Metropolitan Water Works, 00-01;
health officer, Montclair, N. J, 01-04; asst. hy-
drographer and asst. engineer, U. S. Geol. Surv,
04-10; dairy bacteriologist, Illinois, and asst,
Exp. Sta, 10-17; lecturer, municipal sanit, In-
diana, 17; bacteriologist and program ed, 'De
lineator' seventh baby campaign, 17-18; dty
bacteriologist and chemist, Jaclcsonville, Fla,
18- Soc Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Chem. Soc;
Dairy Science Ass; Water Works Ass; Int. Ass.
Dairy and Milk Inspectors; New Eng. Water
Works Ass. Field work on surface water sup-
plies; effect of dissolved gases in water on
micro-organisms; water and milk supply and ty-
phoid fever.

Parker, Prof. J(ohn) BCemard), 1217 Lawrence
St, N. E, Washington, D. C. Biology. Danville,
Ohio, Sept. 24, 70. A3, Ohio State, 98, fellow,
98-00, A.M, 00, Ph.D, 15. Aast. English, Ohio
State, 98-00; instr. biol, S. High Sch, Cleveland,
Ohio, 00-06; asst. entomologist, Kansas State,
and Exp. Sta, 08-10; instr. biol, Catholic Univ,
10-13, assoc. prof, 13-18, prof, 18- A.A; En-
tom. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc. Entomology.

Parker, Prof. Jolm H(imtiiigton), 1809 Leaven-
worth St, Manhattan, Kans. Agronomy. St.
Paul, Minn, Aug. 13, 91. B.S, Minnesota, 13;
M.S.A, Cornell, 16. Scientific asst. cereal inves-
tigations, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
13-17; assoc. prof, farm crops, Kansas State,
17- A.A; Soc. Agron. Rust resistance in cere-
als; inheritance in wheat, oats and sorghum.

Parker, Prof. Matthew A(rclilbald), University
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Chemistry, Glas-
gow, Scotland, 71. B.S, Glasgow, 02; Heidel-
berg, 07. Lecturer and demonstrator, Glasgow
Tech. Col, 94-01; lecturer org. chem, Glasgow,
01-04; prof, chem^ Manitoba, 04- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; fel. Boyal Soc. Can;
Can. Inst. Chem; feL London Chem. Soc.

Parker, Dr. B(alpli) B(obixiBon), Montana State
College, Bozeman, Mont. Entomology, Maiden,
Mass, Feb. 23, 88. B.S, Mass. Col, 12, M.S, 14,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. zool, Mass. Col, 11-12, instr,
12-13, lecturer entom, 13-14; asst, entomologist,
Mont. State Board Entom, 16- A. A; Entom.
Soc; Afi& Econ. Entom. Sarcophagidae ; flies;
sanitation; dispersion of house fly; Rocky
Mountain spotted fever tick.

Parker, W(llliam) E(dward), Kensington, Md.
Civil engineering, Newton, Mass, March 21, 76.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99. Aid, asst. and later
hydrog. and geod, engineer, 27. 8, Coast and
Geod. Surv, 01- Chief, div. hydrog. and topog,
IT. S. Coast and Geod. Surv. Civil Eng; Wash.
Soc. Eng. Hydrographie surveying; ocean-
ography.

Parker, Dr. William H(imtington), 177 State St,
Boston, Mass. Physiological chemistry, Wor-
cester, Mass, July 31, 69. B.S, Worcester, 93;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 93-94; Ph.D, Yale, 99. Instr.
chem, med. sch, Yale, 94-00; asst. physiol. Har-
vard Med. Sch, 00-Oi; chemist in charge, XT. 8.
Lab, Boston, 01- Chemist and bacteriolo^^t.
Conn. State Board of Health, 94-00. Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Oiem.
Indust. Lactose fonnation after complete re-
moval of the mammary glands; maximum pro-
duction of glycocoU in protein decomposition;
occurrence of zanthin basic in the feces ; osmotic
properties of colloidal solutions; peripheral
neurons on the course of vaso-dilator nerves;
action of bile acids on solubility of soaps;
arsenic in commercial hypophosphites.

Parkknrst, John A(delbert), Yerkes Observatory,
Williams Bay, Wis. * Astronomy. Dixon, HI,
Sept. 24, 61. Wheaton, 7&-81, A.B, 06; B.S,
Bose, 86, M.S, 97. Instr. math. Rose, 86-88;
asst, Yerkes Observatory, 98, 00-04, instr. prac-
tical astron, 05-12, asst. prof, 12-19, assoc, prof,
19- A.A; Astron. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soe;
Astron. Gesell. Variable stars; stellar photom-
etry; spectra of stars of Type IV; photometric
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faint stellar magnitudes; photographic and
visual magnitudes and star-colors for standard
catalogue; photographic magnitudes of faint
comparison stars in Hagen fields; classification
of fpectra.
ParUxuBy Dr. A(lmon) E(mest), George Peabody
College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. Geog-
raphy, Marysville, Mich, Jan. 10, 79. A.B,
Mich. State Nor. Col, 11; B.S, Chicago, 12, fel-
low, 13-14, Ph.D, 14. Asst. chem, Mich. State
Nor. Col, 03-04; instr, high sch, Holland, Mich,
04-07; gecg, Mich. State Nor. Col, 07-10; Mis-
souri, 14; prof, Feabody Col. for Teachers,
A. A; Ass. Geog; Tenn. Acad. Historical geog-
raphy of Detroit; development of transporta-
tion in Pennsylvania.

Parks, Bear Admiral C(liarles) W(ellnian), XT. S.
N, Pearl Harbor, Honolulu, Hawaii. Physics,
Engineering, Wobum, Mass, March 22, 63.
C.E, Eensselaer, 84; LL.B, George Washington,
99. Instr. physics, Bensselacr, 86-93 ; civil engi-
neer, U,8.N, 97-, chief, bur. yards and docks,
Navy Dept, 17- Rear admiral, XJ.S.N. Supt.
liberal arts, Paris Expos, 89; special agent, in-
terior dept, Columbian Expos, 93. Officier de
1 'Instruction Pub; Commandeur Legion d'hon-
neur; D. S. medal. A.A; Civil Eng; Elec. Eng;
Am. Geog. Soe; Bensselaer Soc. Eng. Heat and
electricity as appli^ to industrial development.

Parks, Prof. T(haddeiis) H(edge8), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Entomology, Ash-
ville, Ohio, Feb. 14, 87. B.S.(Agr), Ohio State,
09. Scientific asst, bur. entom, TJ. S. Dept. Agr,
09-13; exten. entomologist, Idaho, 13-15; Kan-
sas State, 15-17; asst. prof, entom, exten, serv-
ice, Ohio State, 18-19, prof, 19- Ass. Econ.
Entom ; Ohio Acad. Cereal and forage insects.

Parks, Prof. W(imam) A(rtliur), 69 Albany Ave,
Toronto, Can. Geology^ Paleontology, Hamil-
ton, Ont, Dec. 11, 68. B.A, Toronto, 92, fellow,
93, Ph.D, 00. Instr. geol, Toronto, 96-02, lec-
turer. 02-05, assoe. prof, 05-15, prof, paleont,
16- Director, Boyal Ont. Mus. Paleont. Geologist,
Bur. of Mines, Ont, summers, 95-00; Can. Geol.
Surv, OO- GeoL Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can; Can.
Inst; Can. Min. Ass. Economic geology; inver-
tebrate paleontology; American stromatoporids.

Parmelee, Prof. Oullen W(anier), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. Ceramics, Brooklyn, N.
Y, 74. B.S, Rutgers, 96. Director, dept. ce-
ramics, Rutgers, 03-16; prof, ceramic eng, Illi-
nois, 16- Ceramic Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc. Test.
Mat; British Ceramic Soc. Clays, bodies and
glazes.

Parmelee, Dr. H(oward) C(oon), Tenth Ave. and
36th St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Omaha,
Nebr, Dec. 4, 74. B.S, Nebraska, 97, A.M, 99;
hon. ScD, Colo. Col, 17. Chief chemist, Globe
plant, Am. Smelting and Refining Co, 00-02 ; ed,
'Mining Reporter,' 05-07; 'West. Chemist and
Metallurgist,' 07-10; western ed, 'Metal, and
Chem. Eng,' 10-16; pres, Colo. Sch. Mines, 16-
17; ed, 'Chem, and Metal, Eng,* 17- Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc. (manager and v. pres,
14-19); Min. and Metal. Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc.
(sec'y, 10-16, pres, 16).

Parmelee, Prof. Maurice, Department of State,
Washington, D. C. Sociology, Anthropology,
Constantinople, Turkey, Oct. 20, 82. A.B, Yale,

04, A.M, 08; Ph.D, Columbia, 09. Prof, sociol
and econ, Kansas, 09-10; Missouri, 10-13; Col
City of N. Y, 1^14; sociol. and anthrop, Min
nesota, 15-16; socioL and econ, Missouri, 17-18
representative in London, W. T. B, 18-19; eco-
nomic adviser, American commission, Berlin, £0-
Grant Squires prize, Columbia, 15. A. A; SocioL
Soc; Anthrop. Ass; Econ. Ass; Statist. Ass.
Human behavior; social evolution.

Parmenter, Dr. Charles Leroy, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology, Ohio,
82. A.B, Southern California, 10, A.M, 12;
fellow, Pennsylvania, 17-18; Ph.D, 18. Instr.
gool, Southern California, 10-12; asst, Wiscon-
sin, 12-15; Minnesota, 15-16; Pennsylvania, 16-
17, instr, 18- Instr. zool, Woods Hole, 18-
A.A. Cytology; amphibian cytology; chromo-
somes in parthenogenetic frogs.

Parmenter, Dr. aeo(rge) F(reeman), WaterviUe,
Maine. Chemistry, Dover, Mass, March 26, 77.
B.S, Mass, Col. and Boston, 00; A.M, Ph.D,
Brown, 03 : ScD, Colby, 16. Instr. chem, Mass.
Col; chemist, R. I. Exp. Sta, 01; instr. chem,
Brown, 01-03; assoc. prof, Colby, 03-04, p^o/,
04- Asst. chemist. Hatch Exp. Sta, Mass. A. A;
Chem. Soc; New Eng. Ass. Chem. Teachers;
Maine Sci. and Math. Ass. (pres). The action
of acetic anhydrid on adds of the phenyl-
propiolic series ; the composition of casein ; acids
of the phenylpropiolic series; quantitative
methods.

Parmley, Walter Oamp, 1270 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Engineering, Center, Wis. B.M.E,
Wisconsin, 87, M.S, 93. Engineer, Calif, and
Utah, 87-91; city engineer. Ogden, Utah, 91-93;
asst. city engineer, Peoria, 111, 93-95; Cleveland,
Ohio, 96-04; coi^sulting engineer, 04- A.A;
Civil Eng; Cleveland Eng. Soc. (v. pres, 01, 02,
pres, 03). Hydraulics; sewers; arches; rein-
forced concrete.

Parobek, Anastasiiis, City Hall, Trenton, N. J.
Chemistry, Nagy Varad, Hungary, 76. Chem.G,
Ph.R, Polytech, Brunswick, Germany, 01. In-
dust. and pharmaceut. research chemist, Cologne.
Germany, 01-07; city chemist, Trenton, N, J,
Assoc, ed, 'Chem. Indust,' Budapest, Hungary;
consulting chemist. A.A; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Soc. Munic. Im-
prov; Chem. Gesell. Engineering chemistry;
municipal chemistry.

Parr, Prof. Harry L(lllenthal), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Mechanical engineering,
Yonkers, N. Y, March 20, 80. A.B, Columbia,
02, M.E, 04. Asst. mech. eng, Columbia, 05-06;
eng. dept. Power Specialty Co, 06-07; instr. in
charge, mech, eng. exp, laboratories, Columbia,
07-12, assi, prof. It- Consulting mech. engi-
neer. A.A; Mech. Eng. Steam and gas power
generation; power plant economics; heat trans-
fer.

■

Parr, Dr. BosaUe MCary), University of lUinois,
Urbana, Dl. Chemisiry, Peoria Co, 111. PhD,
Illinois, 16, Asst. hot, Illinois, 10-16; assoc.
science. State Nor. Sch, Santa Barbara, Calif,
16-17; instr, ehwn, lllirMis, 18- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Bot. Soc Chemical factors in botanical
problems; catalytic action of light; chlorophyll
reactions.

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Parr, Prof. S(aniael) W(il8on), 1011 W. Grean
St, Urbana, 111. *Ch€mi8try. Granville,. Ill,
Jan. 21, 57. B.S, Illinois, 84; M.S, Cornell, 85;
Berlin and Zurich, 00-01. Instr. and prof, science,
Illinois Col, 85-91; prof, chem, Illinois, 91-
A.A; Chem. Soe; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Test.
Mat; Chem. Eng; Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash.
Acad. Composition, weathering and spontaneous
combustion of coals; calorimetry of fuels; met-
allurgical chemistry; boiler waters; low tem-
perature carbonization of coals; acid-resisting
alloys; platinum substitutes; potash shales of
Illinois.

Parrott, P(6rcival) J(olkn), Geneva, N. Y. Enio-
mology, Croydon, England, May 28, 74. A.B,
Kansas, 97, A.M, 98. Asst. entomologist, Kans.
Exp. Sta, 98-99; N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 00-
02; entomologist, Ohio Exp. Sta, 02-04; JV. 7.
Bxp. Sta, Geneva, 04- Entomologist, Kans.
Hort. Soc, 99-00. A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom. (v.
pres, 10, pres, 13) ; Entom. Soc. Economic en-
tomology.

Panhley, Prof. H(oward) M(adl8on), Smith Col-
lege, Northampton, Mass. Entomology, Hal-
lowell, Maine, Aug. 7, 84. A.B, Harvard, 09,
A.M, 10, ScD, 17. Instr. eool, Maine, 11-14;
asst. prof, Smith, 17-19, assoe, prof, 19- Assoc,
field zool, biol. lab, Cold Spring Harbor, 19-
A.A; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc; Eeol. Soc; Soc.
entom. de France; Soc. entom. de Belgique.
North American Hemiptera.

Parsons, Arfhur Ii(eonard), UniTersity of To-
ronto, Toronto, Can. Mineralogy, Mt. Morris,
N. Y, Sept. 16, 73. A.B, N. Y. Univ, 96. Asst.
miner, N. Y. State Museum, 00-02; field asst,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-03; instr, Minnesota, 03-
07; lecturer, Toronto, 07-13, asst. prof, 13-19^
assoo. prof, 19- Asst. in charge of N. Y. state
sci. exhibit, Pan- Am. Expos 01; field geologist,
Ont. Bur. Mines, 07, 10-12, 14-20. A.A; fel.
Mineral. Soc; Can, Min. Inst. Crystallography;
economic geology of iron; crystallography of
gf$thite; a new sclerometer.

Parsons, Dr. Charles L(athrop), Bureau of Mines,
Washington, D. C. *Chemistry. New Marlboro,
Mass, March 23, 67. B.S, Cornell, 88 ; hon. ScD,
Maine, 11; hon. D.Chem, Pittsburgh, 14. Asst,
N. H. Exp. Sta, 88; instr. chem, N. H. Col, 90-
92, prof, 92-11; chief mineral chemist, U. S.
Bur. Mines, 11-16, chief chemist, 16-19; sec'y,
Chem, Soe, 19-; eonsulting chemist, 19- Nichols
medal, Chem. Soc, 04; mem. Nitrate Commis-
sion; advisory board on gas warfare; chairman,
committee on use of zirconium in Hght armor;
special investigator in Europe on nitrogen fixa-
tion. War Dept, 19. Chairman, inorg. sect.
Eighth Int. Cong. Applied Chem; y. pres, Inter-
allied Union of Pure and Applied Chem. A^A.
(sec'y, C, 04-08); Chem. Soc. (sec'y, 07-).
Mineralogy; crystallography; blow pipe analy-
sis; atomic weights; compounds of beryllium;
solution in binary solvent; basic nitrate
polyiodids; mineral waters; fuller's earth; ex-
traction of radium from its ores; cyanids; nitro-
gen fixation.

PazBona, Cha(rle)8 W(ealey) I>(arwln), 1612 Oak
Ave, Evanston, 111. Physics. Clifton Springs,
N. Y, Aug. 25, 72. A.B, Cornell, 97; A.M,
Northwestern, 09. Instr, secondary schools, 97-

07; prof, physics, Colorado Col, 07-09; asst,
Northwestern, 09-10; with Cent. Scientific Co,
Chicago, 10-18, 19- Lieut, Air Service, 18-19.
Assoc, mem. Physical Soc. Experimental evi-
dence for the presence of ions.

Parsona, Dr. Elsie Clews, 7 E. 76th St, New York,
N. Y. Ethnology. New York. 75. A.B, Colum-
bia, 96, A.M, 97, Ph.D, 99. Hartley House fel-
low, Barnard, Columbia, 99-02, lecturer, 02-05.
A.A; Ethnol. Soc. (treas, 16-); Anthrop. Ass.
(mem, council, 19) ; Folk-lore Soc (pres, 19-,
asst. ed, 'Jour'); Southwest Soc. (sec'y, 18-).
The family; Pueblo Indians; negro folk tales.

Parsons, Miss Harriet McW(l]llam8), Vassar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Astronomy. Troy,
Pa, Dec. 17, 92. A.B, Vassar, 15, feUow, at
Chicago, 15-16, 19-21, M.S, Chicago, 16. Asst.
astron, Vassar, 16-18, instr, 18-. Astron. Soc.
Photographic photometry; proper motions of
stars.

Parsons, Prof. H(arry) de B(edceley), 22 Wil-
liam St, New York, N. Y. Engineering. New
York, Jan. 6, 62. B.S, Columbia, 82; M.E,
Stevens, 84. Prof, steam eng, Rensselaer, 91-07,
emer. prof, practical eng, 07- Chairman, Com-
mission on Street Cleaning and Waste Disposal,
N. Y. City, 07; mem. Metropolitan Sewage Com-
mission, 08-14; mem. varjous commissions; con-
sulting engineer. Mech. £ng; Civil Eng; Naval
Archit. and Marine Eng. Steam boilers, their
theory and design; disposal of municipal re-
fuse; displacement and the area curves of fish;
infiuence of sugar on cement; fire-proofing tests;
fire hazards; tidal phenomena of the waters of
New York Bay.

Paraonfl, Dr. JCoseph) GCreeley), Paulton Build-
ing, Sioux Falls, S. Dak. Ophthalmology. Paw-
let, Vt, 71. M.D, Minnesota, 98. Practising
physician. Lecturer hygiene, S. Dak. Col;
Sioux Falls Col; Lutheran Nor. Sch. Delegate,
Fourth Int. Cong. Sch. Hygiene. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass ; f eL Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-Laryngol ;
S. Dak. Sch. Hygiene Ass. (pres). Otolaryngol-
ogy; public health.

Parsona, Dr. Leon W(oodman), 78 Chester Boad,
Belmont, Mass. Chemistry. Newburyport, Mass,
Sept. 22, 91. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13; A.M.
Harvard, 16, Ph,D, 17. Asst. director, research
lab. applied chem, Mass. Insi. Tech, 19- Capt,
C.W.8, 17-19. Chem. Soc. Inorganic and phys-
ical chemistry; industrial chemistry.

Parsons, Dr. Lonis AGoxander), Pennsylvania
College, Gettysburg, Pa. Physics, Burlington,
Iowa, April 9, 72. A.B, Iowa, 95, A.M, 99;
fellow, Hopkins, 00-02, Ph.D, 02. Instr, high
sch, Burlington, Iowa, 95-98; asst. physics j Hop-
kins, 08-03; instr, Utah, 03-^4; California, 04-
07; prof, Pennsylvania Col, 07- Physical Soc;
Electrochem. Soc. The spectrum of hydrogen;
electric discharge in gases.

Parsons, Prof. TChomas) S(mith), Laramie, Wyo.
Agronomy, Ivinghoe, England, Aug. 5, 73.
B.S, S. Dak. Col, 97, M.S, 99. Principal and
instr. science, high schools, 00-10; prof, agron,
Wyoming, and agronomist, Exp. Sta, 10-18,
specialist, agron, extension div, 18- State seed
analyst, Wyo. Soc. Agron. Soils; forage crops;
irrigation.

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Punons, W(llUa)m Barclay, 35 E. 50th St, New
York, N. T. •Enffineering, New York, AprU
15, 59. A.B, Columbia, 79, C.E, 82; LL.D, St.
John's (Md), 09. Chief engineer, Bapid
Transit Commission of New York, 94-05; ad-
visory engineer, Boyal Commission London Traf-
fic, 04; mem. Isthmian Canal Commission, 04-
05; practiHng engineer. Engineer of extensive
surveys and explorations in China. Civil Eng;
Min. Eng; Am. Acad; British Inst. Civil Eng;
Soc. des Ing. de Franee. Hydraulies.

Partridge, Dr. Edw(ard) A(iUKm), 250 Farragut
Terrace, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematies, Fhys-
ics. Philadelphia, Feb. 18, 69. BJ9, Pennsylva-
nia, 89> Ph.D, 98. Frof, physics and head, dept,
sdenoe, Cent. Manual Training Seh, Phila, 91-
12; West PhUa, High 8ch. for Boys, lH- A.A;
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Physical Soc; Ciroolo
Mat. di Palermo. Atomic weight of cadmium;
radioactivity; color photography; electron
theory; relativity.

Partridge, Dr. G(eorge) E(yerett), 6 Charlotte
St, Worcester, Mass. Psychology. Worcester,
May 31, 70. Harvard, 89-90; Ph.D, Clark, 99.
Instr. psycho]. State Nor. Sch, Mankato, Minn,
00-04; lecturer, CUirk, 04r^6. Psychology of
individuals; psychology of intemperance; psy-
chology of nations; principles of sciences.

Partridge, Dr. Newton L(7inan)« Michigan Ex-
periment Station, East Lansing, Mich. Horii-
culture, Chicago, HI, Dec. 10, 90. B.S, Illinois,
13, M.S, 14, Ph.D, 17. Besearch horticulturist,
Del. Exp. Sta, 19-20; exten. asst. prof, pomol,
Iowa State, 20; resea/rch asst, hort, Mich, Agr.
Col, to- Lieut, and capt, F.A, A.E.F. A.A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Soc. Hort. Sci.

Paschal, Prof. Franklin Oressey, University of
Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Psychology. Chillicothe,
111, Feb. 6, 90. A.B, DePauw, 11; A.M, Penn-
sylvania, 16, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 18. Director
of research, Ind. Beformatory, 1^16; asst.
psychol, Penn^lvania, 17-18; asst. prof, Ari-
sona, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Ass. Clin. Crimi-
nol; Ind. Acad. Attention; psycho-motor tests.

Paasano, Prof. L(eonard) M(agmder), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Mathematics. Baltimore, Md, March 3, 66.
A.B, Hopkins, 89. Asst. math, Hopkins, 89-90;
instr, asst. prof, and later assoo. prof, Mass,
Inst. Tech, 92- A.A; Eng. Educ.

Patch, Clyde L(oiii8), Victoria Memorial Mu-
seum, Ottawa, Can. Biology, Hiawatha, Kans,
June 30, 87. Pub. Schools. Taxidermist, Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 10-13; chief taxidermist,
Victoria Mem. Museum, IS-, herpetologist, 18-
Mem. biol. exped. to Vancouver Isl, 15; Queen
Charlotte Islands, 19. Ottawa Field-Nat. Club
(sec'y, 18-). Herpetology; ornithology; mam-
malogy.

Pat<di, Prof. Edltb .M(azlon), Orono, Maine.
Entomology. Worcester, Mass, July 27, 76.
B.S, Minnesota, 01; M.S, Maine, 10; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 11. Instr. English and zool, high sch,
Hastings, Minn, 01-02 ; Crookston, 02-03 ; entom,
Maine, 03-04; entomologiti, Maine Exp, Sta,
04- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;. Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Ass. Prof. Economic and
ecological entomology; life histories of migra-
tory aphids.

34

Patch, Dr! F(rank) S(tewart), 33 Bishop St,
Montreal, Can. Medicine, Kingston, Ont, Sept.
19, 78. B.A, McGill, 99; M.D, CM, 03; Bonn,
Vienna, London, 05-06; Vienna, 11. Intern,
Montreal Gen. Hosp, 03-05, med. supt, 07-09,
genito-urinary surgeon, 16; din, prof, u/rol. Mo-
GiU, tO" Col, C.A.M.C, C.E.F, 15-19. Ass.
Path, and Bact; CoL Surg; Can. Med. Ass.
Urology; surgical pathology; syphilis; infective
nephritis.

Patch, Dr. B(lchard) H(axknea)» 500 Midvale
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Fitchburg, ,
Mass, April 15, 88. A.B, Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 14.
Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 11-13; metaL
engineer, Midvale Steel Co, 14-17, armor supt,
17- Steel; amino-aryl carbinols; alloy steels.

Patenony Donald 0(lldexriee¥e), Drexel Build-
ing, Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology, Columbus,
Ohio, Jan. 18, 92. A.B^ Ohio State, 14, A.M, 15,
16. Asst. psychol, Ohio State, 16; instr, Ejin-
sas, 16-17; applied psychologist, Scott Co, 19-
Capt, Sanit. C, 17-19. Psydiol. Ass. Applied
psychology; deafness; standardization of mental
and performance tests; rating scales for em-
ployees.

Paterson, Dr. Bobert 0(Uld8), 8 Church St,
Saranac Lake, N. Y. Medicine. Montreal, Can,
April 29, 78. B.A, McQill, 98, MJD, CM, 02.
Attending physician, Beoeption Hosp, Saranac
Lake; instr, Trudeau Sch, Tuber, 15- Ass.
Path, and Bact; Climat. Ass; Soc. Thoracic
Surg. Tuberculosis; pleurisy.

Paton, Dr. Stewart^ Princeton, N. J. Psychiatry.
New York, N. Y, 65. A.B, Princeton, 86, A.M,
89; M.D, Columbia, 89. Assoc, psychiat, Hop-
kins; lecturer neurol, Princeton, 11- Director,
lab, Sheppard and Enoch Pratt Hosp; trustee,
Carnegie Institution. A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass.
Anat; Neur. Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Eugenics
Besearch Ass. (pres) ; Philos. Soc ; N. Y. Acad.
Med. Development of cerebral cortex; clinical
psychiatry; reactions of vertebrate embryo to
stimulation and the associated changes in the
nervous system; correlation of structure and
function of the nervous system in vertebrate em-
bryo; education in war and peace; human be-
havior; signs of sanity.

Patrick, Prof. G(eorge) TChomas) W(hlte), Iowa
City, Iowa. ^Philosophy, Psychology. North
Boscawen, N. H, Aug. 19, 57. A.B, Iowa, 78;
B.D, Yale, 85 ; f eUow, Ph J), Hopkins, 88 ; Leip-
zig, 94. Prof, philos, Iowa, 87- Philos. Ass;
Psychol. Ass; West. Philos. Ass. (pres, 03).
HeracUtus; play; work; psychology of soeial
reconstruction.

Patrick, Dr. Walter A, Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry. Syra-
cuse, N. Y, Jan. 6, 88. B.S, Syracuse, 10; Ph.D,
Gdttingen, 14. Besearch assoc, Mass. Inst. Tech,
10-12; research asst, Univ. Col, London, 14-15;
instr. physical chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 15-16;
Syracuse, 16-17; assoc, Hopkins, 17- Metal-
lurgy of iron and steel; galvanized iron; col-
loids; swelling of gels; catalysis.

Pattee, Prof. E(meet) K(oble), 408 Euclid Ave,
Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Ottawa, Can, July
21, 64. B.S, Rochester, 86, M.S, 90. Teacher,
Greece, N. Y, 86-87; teacher science, Heyward
Col. Inst, Fairfield, Dl, 89-90; instr. chem.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Syraouae, 90-94, adj. prof, 94-95, tooe. prof,
95-97, prof, 97-, col. med, 08-19. Chem. Soc.
Mineral springs of Onondaga Gonnty, New York.

Patten, Andxew J(arvi8), East Lansing, Mich.
Chemistry. Cher^eld, Maine, July 1, 74. B.8,
Maine, 97; Heidelberg, 02-03. Asst. chemist,
Maine Ezp. 8ta, 97-00; N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
00-05; ohemiai, Mich, Bxp. 8ta, 0$- A.Af
Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem; Mich. Acad. Separa-
tion of histidin and arginin; phytin; acidity of
soils.

Patten, Prof. B(radle7) M(errill), Western Be-
serve Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio. Zoology,
Physiology. Milwaukee, Wis, June 14, 89. A.B,
Dartmouth, 11; A.M, Harvard, 12, Fh.D, 14.
Instr. histoU and embryol, Western Reserve, 14-
18, asai. prof, 18- Oeeanographer, U. 8. Fish
Commission, 14. A.A. Physiology of light
reactions; experimental embryology.

Patten, Dr. Harrison BCastman), Silver Springs,
Montgomery Co, Md. Chemistry, Crete. lU, May
29, 78. A.B, Northwestern, 94, fellow, 95, A.M,
96; fellow, Wisconsin, 01-02, Ph.D, 02. Asst.
chem. Northwestern, 93-94; bistr, Wisconsin,
02-06; soil chemist, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr,
06-11, physical chemist, bur. chem, 11-18; capt,
U.8.A, 18-19; physical chemist, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 19-20; chief chemist, Provident
Chem. WJcs, 8t. Louis, Mo, and eonsulting chem.
engineer, 90- Teacher, high schools, Joliet, Elgin
and Sycamore, 111. Chem. Soc ; Electrochem. Soc ;
Soc Agron; Wash. Philos. Soe. Precipitation;
adhesion; absorption and flocculation; electrical
conductivity in non-aqueous solution; decompo-
sition point and single potential in aqueous and
non-aqueous solution; electrolytic reduction of
nitric acid; soils wiUi reference to absorption,
percolation, bleaching and heat conductance;
fertilizers; spray materials; fixation of atmos-
pheric nitrogen; gas manufacture; baking pow-
ders; phosphoric acid; foods; hydrogen-ion
concentration; carbonation of beverages; purifi-
cation of mercury.

Patten, Prof. William, Hanover, N. H. ^Biology.
Watertown, Mass, March 15, 61. B.S, Harvard,
83, Parker fellow, 83-86; Ph.D, Leipzig, 84.
Asst, Lake Lab, Milwaukee, 86-89; prof, biol,
Nortii Dakota, 89-93; Bool, Dartmouth, and
head, dept. hiol, 93^ Trustee, Woods Hole.
Walker nat. hist, prize, 79. A.A. (v. pros, F,
19); Soc. Nat; Soc ZooL (v. pres, 06); Ass.
Anat; Paleont. Soc; Ecol. Soc; St. Petersburg
Imp. Soc. Nat. Anatomy and embryology of
arthropods; embryology of mollusks; variation
in Limulus; visual organs; origin of verte-
brates; physiology of the nervous system of
Limulus; embryology of arachnids; structure of
the fossil fishes and arthropods of the Devonian
and Silurian formations; the evolution of verte-
brates and their kin; the grand strategy of evo-

. lution.

Patterson, Prof. A(ndrew) H(enry), Chapel Hill,
N. C. Physics. Salem, N. C, Sept. 28, 70.
Ph.B, B.E, North Carolina, 91; A.B, Harvardi
92, A.M, 93; Berlin and Charlottenburg Tech.
Hochschule, 05-06; Cambridge, 06. Electrician,
Cons. Traction Co, 93-94 ; instr. physics, Georgia,
94-97, adj. prof, 97-98, prof, 98-08; North
Carolina, 08-, dean, sch. of applied sciences, 11-

A.A; Physical Soc; Eng. Educ; N. C. Acad,
(pres, 19). X-rays; high tension phenomena;
lightning discharges; astronomy.

Patterson, Dr. Anatln M(cDoweU), Xenia, Ohio.
Chemistry. Damascus, Syria, May 31, 76. A.B,
Princeton, 97; Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Instr. chem,
Centre (Ky), 00-01: Bose, 01-03; ed. for cheuL
and allied terms, 'Webster's New Int Diet,' 03-
07; assoc. ed, 'Chem. Abstracts,' 08-09, ed, 09-
14; ed. and axOhor, 16- Qieinist, U. S. Bur.
Mines and War Dept, 18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc
Permanganic acid and new permanganatee;
structure of camphor; organic nomenclature.

Patterson, Mrs. Plora W(aaib»iigli), U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. O.
vegetable pathology. Columbus, Ohio, Sept. 15,
47. Antioch^ 60 : Cincinnati Wesleyan. 65, A.M,
83; Baddifce, 92-95; A.M, Io]^a, 95. Asst,
Qray Herbarium, Harvard, 95; instr. biol, pri-
vate sch, Boston, 96; asst. pathologist in charge,
herbarium, ^v. veg. physiol. and path, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 96-01, mycologist in charge path,
collections, taxonomy of fungi and myeol. es^
change, bur. plant indust, 01- Assoc ed, ' Eeon.
Fungi,' 94-95. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Wash. BioL Soc. Fungous diseases of plants
and insects; systematic mycology.

Patterson, O(eorge) W(azron), Naval Proving
Oround, Indian Head, Md. Chemistry. Wor-
cester, Mass, 68. B.S, Worcester, 88. lAb.
asst, Worcester, 88-89; asst. to Dr. Woleott
Qibbs, 89-90; asst. chemist, Naval Torpedo Sta,
Newport, B. I, 90-99; dbief chemist, Navai
8moheless Powder Factory, 99-08, powder* ex-
pert, 09- Mem. Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Ber-
lin, 03, London, 09. Chem. Soc Nitrocellulose
and smokeless powder.

Patterson, Prof. Oeorgs W(a8liington), 2101 Hill
St, Ann Arbor, Mich. *Electrieal engineerimg.
Physics. Coming, N. Y, Feb. 1, 64. A3, Yale,
84, A.M, 91; B.S, Mass. Inst Tech, 87; Har-
vard Law Sch, 88-89; Ph.D, Munich, 99. Asst
math, Mass. Inst. Tech, 87-88; instr. physics,
Michigan, 89-92, asst. prof, 92-98, junior prof,
98-01, elec. eng, 01-05, prof, 05-14, eng. meoh,
14- A.A; fel. Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; Elee-
trochem. Soc. Standard of electrical current.

Patterson, Dr. a(niUermo), Jr, Apartado 716, Pan-
ama City, Panama. Chemistry. Panama, Feb.
13, 83. B.C, Cooper, 10 ; Ch.E, N. Y. Univ, 11 ;
M.S, Notre Dame, 11, Ph.D, 12. Asst. chemiaty
Lederle Laboratories, 06-08; med. col, Comell|
08-12; asst. prof, diem, Notre Dame, 11—12;
prof, math, Panama Nat. Inst, 12-13, chem. and
in charge of dept, 13-14, 16-; prof. math, and
chem. and in charge of departments, Panama
Nor, Col, 14-16, prof, chem. and in charge of
dept, 16-; sch. of pharm, 16- Laudy prise, 08,
09. Int. Cong. Applied Chem, 08, 12. A. A;
Chem. Soc; Pub. Health. Asc Determination of
lead; electrolytic separation of lead from eop-
per; analysis of alloys; antimony tetrasulphid;
physiological effects of radium; experimental
chemistiy.

Patterson, Director H(arry) J(aoo1>), College
Park, Md. Chemistry, Agriculture. Yellow
Springs, Pa, Dec 17, 67. B.S, Pa. State, 86;
ScD, Md. Col, 12. Asst. chemist. Pa. Ezp. dta,
86-88; chemist, Md. Exp. Sta, 88-98, director

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and chemist, 98-, pree, Md. Col, 13-17. Sec'y,
Md. State Board of Agr, 0&-16. A.A; Chenu
8oc; 6oc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Agr. Ghem. (pres,
12); Soc. Chem. Indust. Chemistry; feeding
and fertilizing problems; methods of rendering
phosphates ayailable to crops.

Pattexflon, Dr. James L(aw80B), Chestnut Hill,
Philadelphia, Pa. Maihematiet. Savannah,
Ohio, Aug. 18, 49. Ph.B, Lafayette, 77; hon.
ScD, Prineeton. Instr. math, and physics, Hill
Sch, 76-83; math, master, Lawrenceville Sefa,
83-94; prof, math. Union, 94-97; head master,
Chestnut HUl Aoad, 97- A. A; Math. Soe.

PatteiBon, Prof. J(olm) T(homa8), TJniversi^ of
Texas, Austin, Tex. ^Zoology, Piqua, Ohio,
Nov. 3, 78. B.S, Wooster, 08; Ph.D, Chicago,
08. Prof, biol, Bnena Vista, 03-05; asst. saol,
Chicago, 06-08; instr, Teasas, 08-11, adj. prof,
11-13, T^of, 13- A. A; Soc Nat; Soc. Zool;
Ass. Anat; Tex. Acad. Avian embryology; em-
bryology of the armadillo; polyembryony in in-
sects.

Patterson, Dr. Bobert A(l«xaiider), Yale XJniyer-
sity. New Haven, Conn. Physics. Enfleld,
Conn, July 12, 90. A.B, Yale, 11, A.M, 12,
Ph.D, 15. Instr. physics, Yale, 13-17, 19; Nat.
Research FeUow, Harvard, 19-20; asst. prof,
physics, Yale, 90- Capt. and major, P.A, 17-
18. A. A; Physical Soc Speetroscopy; X-ray
spectra.

Patterson, Dr. T(honuui) LCecm), University of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Physiology. Madison,
Maine, Jan. 15, 84. A.B, Clark, 09 ; A.M, Kansas
City, 11 ; Yale, 10-11 ; M.S, Chicago. 15, Ph.D, 20.
Agent and expert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr,
09-10; asst. biol, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 10-11;
prof. biol. science and director, micros, lab.
Highland Park, 11-12; assoo. prOf. biol. and
physiol, Maryland, 12-15; asst. prof, physiol.
Queen's (Can), 15-20; Iowa, tO- A.A; Boyal
Soc; Boyal Meteorol. Soc. Hunger contractions
in mammals, amphibians and reptiles; gastric
and pulmonary tonus.

Pattmo, Prof. N(at]ian) A(Ueii), Bandolph
Macon Woman's College, Lynchburg, Va.
Mathematiee. Loachpoka, Ala, Nov. 7, 67. B.S,
Southern, 87, A.M, 90; Ph.D, Hopkins, 97,
Prof, math, Millsaps, 92-94; Ala. Nor. Col, 97-
99; Bandolph-Macon Woman's Col, 99- A. A;
. Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Partiid
differential equations connected with the theory
of surfaces.

Patton, Prof. H(orac6) B(ii8hnell), 911 Foster
Building, Denver, Colo. Geology, Mineralogy.
Chicago, 111, Sept. 18, 58. A.B, Amherst, 81;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 87. Instr. science and math,
Howard, 81-83 ; asst. miner, and petrog, Heidel-
berg, 87; asst. prof, geol, Butgers, 88-90; asst.
geologist, Mich. Geol. Surv, and instr, Midi.
Col. Mines, 91-93; prof. geol. and miner, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 93-17. A.A. (sec'y, E, 01); Geol.
Soc (mem. council, 07-10, v. pres, 14); Colo.
Sci. Soc Economic geology.

Paul, Arthur B(me8t), 125 N. Elizabeth St, Chi-
cago, HI. Chemistry. Germania, Pa, Sept. 29,
74. B.S, Illinois, 97, M.S, 98; Ph.G, Chicago
CoL Pharmacy. Chief chemist, Marnier and
Hoskins, 99-09; chemist, hur. chem, V. 8. Dept.

Agr, 09- Chem. Soc. Analysis of fruit and
dairy products.

Paul, Prof. H(eiiry) M(artyii), U. S. N. (retired).
The Ontario, Washington, D. 0. Astronomy,
Engineering. Dedham, Mslss, June 25, 51. A.B,
Dartmouth, 73, 0.E, 75. Asst. astronomer,
Naval Observatory, 75-80; prof, astron, Tokyo,
80>83 ; asst. astronomer. Naval Observatory, 83-
97; prof, math, U. S. N, 97-18, engineer. Bur.
Yards and Docks, 99-05, teacher math, U. 8.
Naval Acadj 05-12. Solar eclipse exped. to W.
Las Animas, Colo, 78; mem. jury awards, Elec
Expos, Phila, 84; Pan-Am. Expos, 01. A.A.
(sec'y. Ay 87); Astron. Soc; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Transit of Mercury, May,
78; eclipse of July, 78; semidiameter of the
moon; longitude of Prineeton; variable stars.

Paul, Dr. Walter B(yerard), 104 Marlborough St,
Boston, Mass. Neurology. Auburn, Maine,
Sept. 14, 61. A.B, Harvard, 88, MJD, 87. Nmh
rologist, Mass. Gen. Hoep, 93- Neur. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Peripheral nerve injuries.

Panlna, Dr. Max a(eorge), Standard Oil Co,
Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Sept.
25, 91. A.B, Hopkins, 12, PhJ), 15. Chemist,
Standard OH Co. of Ind.

Pawling, Jesae^ U. S. Naval Observatory, Wash-
ington, D. C. Astronomy, Mathematics. Lower
Merion, Pa, Oct. 29, 65. A.B, Cent. High Sch,
PhiUi, 88, A.M, 98; B.S, Cornell, 93, 93-^4;
George Washington, 94-95; Hopkins, 95-96;
Pennsylvania, 00-01, 03-05. Computer, 'Nanti*
cal Almanac' Office, 94-96; U. S. Coast and
Geod. Surv, 95; instr. physics. Cent. High Sch,
Phila, 96-03; instr. and asst, Bandal Morgan
Lab. of Physics, Pennsylvania, 03-05 ; computer.
Isthmian Canal Commission, 05; computer and
asst, V. 8. Naval Observatory, 05- Astron. Soe;
Philos. Soe. The metric system; legislation on
weights and .measures; interpolation; trigo-
nometry; analytic geometry.

PawlowBU, Prof. Feliz WCladyslaw), University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Aerona^ioai
engineering. Near Warsaw, Poland, July 23, 86.
Mech. and elec. eng. Tech. Col, Mitweide, Saxony,
96; Tech. Col, Brunswick, Germany, 08; Paris,
10; M.S, Michigan, l4. Designer and chief en-
gineer, various machine industries in Europe,
97-08; motor car designer, 11-13; assoc. prof,
aeronaut, eng, Michigan, 13- Aeronautics;
aerodynamics; theory of propellers; mechanics
of flight; stress analysis of aeroplane stme-
tures; design of internal combustion motors.

Payne, Pres. Bmca B(y1mm), George Peabody
College for Teachers, NashvUle, Tenn. Educes
tion. Psychology. Morganton, N. 0, Feb. 18,
74. A.B, Trinity (N.C) ; A.M, Columbia, 03,
Ph.D, 04. Prof, philos. and educ, William and
Mary, 04-05; secondary educ, Virginia, 05-06,
psydiol, 06-11 ; pres, Peabody Col. for Teachers,
11- Prize and medal. Colonial Dames. AJL;
Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass; Ass. Adv. Teaching;
S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol. Comparison of eto-
mentary curricula of tiie United States, Eng-
land, Germany and Prance; ethical theory and
education; southern high schools.

Payne, Dr. Charles Bodkwell, Wadhams, Essex
Co, N. Y. Psychiatry. Wadhams, June 22, 80.
A.B, Cornell, 02, M.D, 06. Practising physician.

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06- Contract sar^eon^ U.S. A, 18-19. A.A;
Psychopath. Ass; Psydioanal. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Psjchopathology; psyohoanalTBis.

Payne, Prof. Femandns, Bloomingtoiiy Ind.
^Zoology, Shelbyville, Ind, Feb. 13, 81. A.B,
Indiana, 05, A.M, 06; fellow, Columbia, 07-09,
Ph.D, 09. Asst. Bool, Indiana, 05-07, asst. prof,
09-12, assoc. prof, 12-19, prof, 19- A. A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Ind. Acad. Cytology; genetics.

Payne, Dr. George F(rederlck), 50 Armstrong St,
Atlanta, Qa. Pharmacy. Macon, Ga, April 7,
53, M.D, Columbia; Ph.G, N. Y. CoL Phar-
macy; Atlanta Col. Physicians and Surg. State
chemist, Ga, 90-98; mem. Ga. Board of Phar-
macy, 91-98, chemist, 98-06; prof, pharmaoy,
Ailam,ta Col. Pharmacy, 91-, dean, 98- Prof,
chem. analysis. Southern Dent. Col, 91- Chem.
Soc; Pharmaceut. Ass. (past pres, past v. pres) ;
Agr. Chem; Ga. Pharmaceut. Soc; fel. London
Chem. Soc. Determination of potash; preserva-
tion of fruits; pharmaceutical formidae; chem-
ical apparatus.

Payne, H(enry) L(an8ing), 223 W. First St, Los
Angeles, Calif. Chemical engineerinff, War-
rensrille, Ohio, June 24, 62. B.S, Case, 86, M.S,
97. Chem. Soc. (pres. and sec'y, Cleyeland and
Los Angeles sections). Chemical analysis.

Payne, Dr. Henry M(ace), 50 Church St, New
York, N. Y. Mimng engineering. New York,
N. Y, Aug. 26, 68. McGill, 85-88; C.E, hon.
Ph.D, Ark. Nor. Col, 00 ; hon. ScD, Shenandoah
Nor. Col, 01. V. principal, Milton Acad, Balti-
more, Md, 96; pres. and prof. eng. and math,
Stewartstown Col. Inst, Pa, 97-01 ; prof, mining
eng. West Virginia, 07-10; asst. to pres, Bertha
Coal Co, 17-20; consulting engineer, Anrade-
Eyre, Ine, BO- Consultins: engineer, Fairmont
Coal Co. and Beattyville Block Coal Co; mem.
Board of Arbitration, Lena-Lenskoi, Siberia. 15-
16. A.A; Min. and Metal. Soc; Mil. Eng;
Min. Cong; Appalachian Eng. Ass; Can. Mku
Inst. Mine explosions; coal dust; the geology
of West Virginia; comparative values of fuels;
hygroscopic moisture; humidity in mine air;
thawing frozen gold bearing gravels; coal min-
ing.

Payne, Prof. W(illiam) W(a]lace), Elgin, 111.
Mathematics, Aetronomy. Somerset, Mich, May
19, 37. A.B, Hillsdale, 63, A.M, 65, hon. Ph.D,
91; Michigan, 64-65; LL.B, Chicago, M, Prof,
math, and astron, Carleton, 71-09, acting dean,
96-99, director, Goodsell Observatory, 79-09;
observatory, Nat. Watch Co, Elgin, III, 09^
Ed, 'Sidereal Messenger'; 'Astron. and Astro-
phys'; 'Popular Astron,' 93- Astron. Soc.

Paynter, Dr. Bichard H(enry), Jr, 1209 Fulton
St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology, Brooklyn,
March 27, 90. A.B, Columbia, 12, A.M, 13, fel-
low, 13-14, Ph.D, 17. Psychologist, legal dept,
Coca-Cola Co, 15-16; asst. psychol, Columbia,
16-17; merchant, 19- Sergt, Sanit. C, 18-19.
Advertising; trade-mark and patent infringing;
tests for judges; judgments of character.

Peabody, Prof. Cecil H(obart), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Navai
architecture, Engineering. Burlington, Vt, Aug.
9, 55. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 77, D.Eng. Prof,
math, and eng. Imperial Agr. Col, Japan, 78-80 ;
asst. prof. mech. eng, Dlinois, 81-83 ; steam eng,

Mass. Inst, Tech, 84-93, prof, naval arehit. and
marine eng, 93-20, emer, prof, BO- Order of
the Bising Sun, III Class, Japan. Naval Arehit
and Marine Eng. (v. pres).

Peabody, Dr. Charles, Peabody Museum, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Archeology, Butland, Vt, Nov.
9, 67. A.B, Pennsylvania, 89; Ph.D, Harvard,
93. Curator European areheol, Peabody Mu-
seum, Harvard, IS-; director, dept, areheol, Phil-
lips Acad, 01- Officier de I'Aead. A. A; An-
throp. Ass. (mem. council); Folk-lore Soc
(seo'y) ; feL Bloyal Anthrop. Inst; mem. Prehist
Soc. East AngUa; cor. mem. Ass. pour I'Enaeig-
nement des Sci. Anthrop; Soc. prfiiiBtor. fran-
caise. Prehistoric archeology in the Ozark re*
gion, in southern France, and in Syria.

Peabody, Dr. P(ranci8) W(eld), Peter Bent
Brigham Hospital, Boston, Mass. ^Medioine,
Cambridge, Mass, Nov. 24, 81. A.B, Harvard,
03, M.D, 07. Asst. prof, med. Harvard Med,
8eh, 15-20, assoe. prof, B0-; physician, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, IS- Consulting physician,
CoUis P. Huntington Hosp. Am. Physicians;
Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Cong. Physi-
cians and Surg, (treas, 17). Internal medicine.

Peabody, J(ame8) E(dward), Carhart Ave, White
Plains, N. Y. Biology, Brookline, N. H, Aug.
21, 69. A.B, WUliams, 92; A.M, Harvard, 96.
Principal, high sch, Williamstown, 92-95;
teacher biol, English High Sch, Boston, 96-97;
head, dept. hiol, Morris High Sch, N, T, City,
97- Soc. Nat; N. Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass.
(conmiittee on study of idcohol and narcotics,
sec'y» 90-01). Physiology; sense organs of
selachians.

Peairs, Prof. L(eonard) M(anon), West Virginia
University, Morgantown, W. Va. Entomology.
Lawrence, Kans, June 5, 86. B.S, Kansas
State, 05, M.S, 07; Cornell, 09; fellow, Chicago,
16-17. Instr, entom, Md. Col, and asst, ento-
mologist, Exp. Sta, 08-10; Kansas State and
Exp. Sta, 10-12; West Virginia and Exp, Sia,
It- A.A; Ass. Eeon. Entom; Entom. Soc. Re-
lation of temperature to insect development.

Pearoe, Pres. H(aywood) JCefferson), Gainesville,
Ga. Psychology, Columbus, Ga, Aug. 26, 71.
A.B, Emory, 91; A.M, Chicago, 00; Ph.D, Wurz-
burg, 01. Pres, Brenau, 9S- Psychol. Ass; S.
Soc. Philos. and Psychol. Visual, tactual and
aural illusions; suggestion; the law of attrac-
tion in subjective space ; suggestive therapeutics.

Pearce, Prof. J(ame8) Kewton, 714 Iowa Ave,
Iowa City, Iowa. Chemistry. Oswego, lU, Dec
21, 73. Ph.B, Northwestern, 96, Ph.M, 97;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 07. Asst. chem. Northwestern,
96-97; chemist, Jas. S. Eork and Co, 97-00;
instr. chem. and physics, high sch, La Salle, HI,
00-02; chem. Northwestern, 02-05; asst. prof,
Iowa, 07-17, assoc. prof, 17-18, physical chem,
18-20, prof, 20- A. A: (3hem. Soc. (sec'y, Iowa
sect, 10-13, V. pres, 13, pres, 14-16, councilor,
16); Electrochem. Soc; Iowa Acad. Physical
chemistry and electrochemistry; clays of glacial
drifts of Iowa.

Pearoe, Dr. Irf>i]l8e, 535 Park Ave, New York,
N. Y. Pathology, Boston, Mass, March 5, 86.
A.B, Stanford, 07; Boston, 07-09; M.D, Hop-
kins, 12. Med. house officer, Hopkins Hosp, 12-
13 ; asst. path, and hacter, Bockefeller Inst, 13-

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15, assoc, IB^ A. A; Abs. Path, and Bact; Soe.
Ezp. Biol; Soc. Pharmacol; Harvey Soc. Bac-
teriology; experimental trypanosomiasis and
syphilis; experimental chemotherapy and pa-
thology.

Pearca, Dr. Bichard M(iUB), Jr, Rockefeller
Fonndation, 61 Broadway^ New York, N. Y.
^Fathology. Montreal, Can, March 3, 74. M.D,
Harvard, 97; 8c.D, Lafayette, 15. Res. pa-
thologist, Boston City Hosp, 96-99; instr. path,
Harvard Med. Sch, 99-00; demonstrator and
asst. prof, Pennsylvania, 00-03; prof. path, and
bacter, Albany Med. Col, and director. Bender
Hygienic Lab, 03-08; prof. path, and director,
path, lab, Univ. and Bellevne Hosp. Med. Col,
08-10; prof, path, Pennsylvania, 10-11, research
med, 11-19; director, dw, med, eduo, BocJcefeller
Foundation, tO- Hitcheoek lecturer, California,
12. A.A. (v. pres, 15); Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass; Soc. Exp. Path; Philos. Soc; Harvey
Soc; Phila. Col. Physicians. Medical education;
% experimental pathology ; bacteriology.

Pearce, Dr. B(oy) a(eiitry), 740 Hillsdale Ave,
Akron, Ohio. Physiology, Madison, Wis, Aug.
28, 84. A^, Wabash, 08; M.D, Western Re-
serve, 12; Bern, 13. Demonstrator, physiol
Western Reserve, 12-13, instr, 13-17, prof, den-
tal sch, 12-17; asst. prof, med. dept, niinois,
17; mem. research lab. din. med. Lakeside Hosp,
17-20; with research div, health dept, B, F,
Goodrich Co, BO- Major, C.W.S, 18. Physiol-
Soc. Carbohydrate metabolism; innervation of
the kidney; vasomotor nerves.

Peaxee, Prof. W(illlaBi) T(udor), Agricultural
College, N. Dak. Chemitiry. Norfolk, Va,
Sept. 3, 90. A.B, Randolph-Macon, 10; M.S,
Kentucky, 12; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Asst. ohem^
Kentucky, 10>12; instr, Clemson, 12-13, asst.
prof, 13-14; asst, Chicago, 14-15; prof, Fargo,
15-16; asst. prof, N, Dale Col, 16-18, prof, 18-,
head, sch, ohem, 19-^ Chem. Soc. Theory of
solutions; varnishes.

Pearl, Dr. Baymond, School of Hygiene and
Public Health, Johns Hopkins University, Balti-
more, Md. *Biology, Statistics. Famdngton,
N. H, June 3, 79, A.B, Dartmouth, 99, hon.
ScD, 19; Ph.D, Michigan, 02; LL.D, Maine, 19.
Asst. zool, Michigan, 99-02, instr, 02-06; Penn-
sylvania, 06-07; biologist and head, dept. biol,
Maine Exp. Sta, 07-18 ; prof, biometry and vitcH
statist, «c&. hygiene and pub. health, Johns Hop-
kins, 18" Asst, U. S. Fish Commission, sum-
mers, 01, 02; lecturer, Iowa State, 10; Mich.
Agr. Col, 12; chief, statist, div. Food Ad, 17-
18; consultant vital statist, U. 6. Pub. Health
Service, 19- Nat. Acad, (council, 19-); A.A;
Soc. Nat. (pres, 16); Soc. Zool. (sec'y eastern
branch, 11, pres, 13); Statist. Ass; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Philos. Soc; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci; Am.
Acad; Wash. Acad; Int. Ass. Investigators and
Instructors in Poultry Husbandry (pres, 09,
hon. sec'y, 12-19); hon. mem. Imp. Russian
Soc. Rural Avicul. Genetics; biometry; physi-
ology of reproduction; animal behavior; varia-
tion; growth; teratology.

Peanw, Prof. A(rthiir) S(perry), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. ^Zoology. C^ete,
Nebr, March 15, 77. B.8, Nebraska, 00, A.M,
04; Ph.D, Harvard, 08. Teacher biol, high sch,

Omaha, Nebr, 00-04; high sch, Chicago, 05-06;
Austin teaching fellow. Harvard, 07-08; instr.
sool, Michigan, 08-10, asst. prof, 10-11; Univ.
Philippines, 11; St. Louis, 11; Wisconsin, 11-
12, assoc prof, 12-19, prof, 19- Mem. staff,
Woods Hole, 08, 09, 12. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soe.
Zool; EcoL Soc; Wis. Acad. Ecology; parasitol-
ogy; behavior; Crustacea; fishes.

Pearson, GCastav) A(dolph), Flagstaff, Ariz.
Forestry. Holdredge, Nebr, Nov. 14, 80. B.S,
Nebraska, 06, A.M, 07. Silviculturist. U. 8. For-
est Service, 07-08, director, Fort Valley Exp.
Sta, 09- A. A; Soc. Foresters (pres, southwest,
sect, 16) ; Ecol. Soc. Botany ; growth and re-
production of forest trees; forest ecology; arti-
ficial reforestation; forest meteorology.

Pearson, Joseph Cleayeland, 6406 Ridgewood Ave,
Chevy Chase, Md. Physics. Andover, Maine,
May 25, 79. A.B, Bowdoin, 00; A.M, Harvard,
03. Instr. physios, Bowdoin, 03-06; magnetic
observer, Carnegie Institution, 06-10; physicist.
Bur. Standards, 10- Soc. Test. Mat; Concrete
Inst. Uses of concrete and cement.

Pearson, Pres. Raymond A (lien), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Agriculture. EvansviUe,
Ind, April 9, 73. B.S, Cornell, 94, M.S, 99;
LL.D, Alfred, 09; D.Agr, Nebraska, 17. Asst,
dairy lab, Cornell, 94; asst. chief, dairy div,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-02 ; gen. manager. Walker-
Gordon Lab. Co, 02-03 ; prof, dairy indust, Cor-
nell, 03-08; N. T. state commissioner agr, 08-
12; pres, Iowa State, It- Medal, Paris Elxpos.
Investigator food conditions in Europe during
war for Fed. Committee. A.A. (see'yi I> 01) ;
Ass. Agr. Col. Agricultural production and co-
operation.

Pearson, Thomas Gilbert, 1974 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Ornithology. Tuscola, HI, Nov.
10, 73. B.S, Guilford; North Carolina. Pres,
Nat. Ass, Audubon Societies, OS- Mem. Omith.
Union. Conservation of the wild bird and ani-
mal life of North America.

Pearson, Prof. WUllam A(lexander), 209 N. 50th
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Van Wert,
Ohio, April 6, 79. Ph.C, Ferris Inst, 98; Ph.D,
Michigan, 02; M.D, Hahnemann Med. Col, 15.
Research chemist, Parke, Davis and Co, 02-04;
prof, pharmacy, Ferris Inst, 04r-06; chem. and
ioxUsol, Hahnemann Med. Col, PhUa, 08- Phar-
maceut. Ass. (chairman, Phila. sect); Chem.
Soc. (chairman, Phila. sect) ; Pa. Pharmaeeut*
Ass. Physiological chemistry; nitrogen metabo-
lism; pharmacodynamics of drugs acting mainly
on the heart.

Pease, Prof. ACrtlinr) 8(tanley), 1114 W. Oregon
St, Urbana, HI. Botany. Somers, Conn, Sept.
22, 81. A.B, Harvard, 02 A.M, 03, Ph.D, 05.
Instr, Harvard and Radcliffe, 06-09; asst. prof,
assoc. prof, and later prof, classics, Illinois, 09-
New Eng. Bot. Club. Flora of Coos County,
N. H.

Peas^ FCrands) Gdadheim), Mt. WihK>n Ob-
servatory, Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy, En-
gineering. Cambridge, Mass, Jan. 14, 81. B.S,
Armour, 01. Optician and observer, Yerkes Ob-
servatory, 01-03; instrument designer, Mi. WOr
son Observatory, Carnegie Institution, 04-07,
08-13 ; astronomer, 11-, in charge of design, 13-
Supt, ScL Shop Works, (Chicago, HI, 07-08; chief

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draftsman, eng. sect, Nat. Besearch Council, 18.
Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; Mech. Eng.
(chairman^ Los Angeles sect, 17) ; Franklin
Inst. Photography and spectroscopy of nebulae
and dusters; ellipticity of globular clusters;
moon and planets; rotation of spiral nebulae;
precision instruments.

Pease, Herbert D(odge), 39 W. 38th St, New
York, N. Y. Bacteriology, Hygiene. Boston,
Mass, Oct. 25, TO. M.B, Toronto, 93 ; Hopkins,
93-94, fellow, 94-95. Bes. pathologist, Thomas
Wilson Sanitarium for Children, Baltimore, 94;
first asst. bacteriologist, Dept. Health, Phila,
95-98; bacteriologist, N. Y. State Path. Lab,
Buffalo, 98-0t9; instr. bacter, Sheffield Sci. Sch,
Yale, 01; director, antitoxin hygienic lab, N.
Y. State Dept. Health, Albany, 01-09; consult-
ing htusteriologist and hygienist, 09-; sanit. ex-
pert, Board Water Supply, N. Y. City, 10-16;
director, Lederle Laboratories, 09-18, Tease
Lahoraiories, 18- Adj. prof, bacter, Phila,
Polyclinic, 97; Int. Cong. Tuber, 08 (sec'y, N.
Y. state commission) ; Int. Cong. Hygiene and
Demog, 12. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Soc
Bact; Ass. Tuber; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health
Ass. (recorder, lab. sect, 01-09, seo'y, sanit
eng. sect, 11-17); New Eng. Water Works Ass;
N. Y. Acad. Med. Diphtheria and tetanus anti-
toxins and their standardization; bacteriology
of summer diarrheas of children; malignant
tumors; typhoid fever; sanitation of food sup-
plies; water purification; effects of dyes and
chemical products on skin and tissue.

Pease, Dr. V(lxmie) A(rali), XT. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Blue
Earth, Minn. B.S. Puget Sound, 07; M.8,
Washington (Seattle), 16; PhJ>, Minnesota, 19.
Teaching fellow, Washington (Seattle), 14r-16;
asst. bot, Minnesota, 16-20; mioroanalyst, hur.
chem, U. 8. Dept. Agr, BO- A.A; Agr. Chem;
Bot. Soc. Morphology; algae; economic plants;
evergreen leaves.

Peaelee, W(Ull8) D(1lu) A(ine), 700 First Ka-
tional Bank, Huntington, W. Va. Electrical
engineering. Grass VaUey, Calif, June 19, 87.
A.B, Stanford, 09; E.E, Oregon Col, 16; di-
ploma, Paris, 19. Test, engineer. Gen. Elec.
Co, 10-11, asst. sales manager, 11-14; consult-
ing engineer and asst. prof. elec. eng, Oregon
Col, 14-17; elec. engineer, Jeffery-Dewitt Insu-
lator Co, 19-20, gen. manager, iO- With corps
engineers, A.E.F, and Am. Commiasion to Ne-
gotiate Peace, 17-19. Elec. Eng; lUum. Eng.
Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass; Soc. Test. Mat; Soc.
des Ing. oivils de France; Soc. fran^aise des
Elec. High voltage transmission; gas power;
hydraulics.

Pe<^i8tein, Prof. L(oiii8) ACngustofl), University
of Eochester, Eochester, N. Y. Psychology.
Clinton, Mo, Oct. 30, 88. A.B, B.S, Missouri,
12; fellow, Chicago, 14-16, Ph.D, 16. Teacher,
pub. and nor. schools, 08-14; asst. psychol, Chi-
cago, 14-16; prof, psychol, and eduo. and head
of dept, Eochester, 16- Capt, Sanit. C, A. E. F.
A.A; Psychol. Ass; Soc. Col. Teachers Edue;
Boehester Acad. Educational psychology; motor
learning; mental tests; memory; retention.

PeCk,*Prof. Frederick B(iirrltt), Lafayette Col-
lege, Easton, Pa. Geology, Mineralogy. Seneca

Castle, N. Y, Aug. 9, 62. A.B, Amherst, 86;
Fh.D, Munich, 96. Teacher matii. and seienoe,
Tillotson Acad, Trinidad, Colo, 86-90, principal,
90-91 ; asst. geol, Amherst, 91-93 ; teadier geol,
Amherst and Smith, 93-94; prof. geol. and
miner, Lafayette, 97- A. A; Cheol. Soc. Crystal-
lography of boumonite; origin of talc and ser-
pentine; basal conglomerate and geology of ce-
ment belt in Lehigh and Northampton Counties,
Pennsylvania.

PedE, Prof. Henry A(lleii), 220 Stratford St,
Syracuse, N. Y. Astronomy. Mexico, N. Y,
May 4, 63. A.B, Syracuse, 85, A.M, 88; PhJD,
Strasbourg, 96. Instr. math, Dickinson Sem,
WiUiamsport, Pa, 85-87; Syracuse, 87-93, prof,
astron, 93-18, dean, col, liberal arts, 17- As-
tron. Soc; Astron. Gesell. Definitive orbits of
comets; meteoric astronomy.

Peck, Prof. ICorton S(at<Ai), Willamette Univer-
sity, Salem, Oregon. Botany. La Porte City,
Iowa, March 12, 71. A.B, ComeU (Iowa), 95,
A.M, 11. Instr. hiol, Marionville, 96-97; prof,
Ellsworth, 97-05; Iowa Wesleyan, 07-08; WU-
lamette, 08- Bot. collector, British Honduras,
05-07. Bot. Soc; Cooper Omith. Club; fel.
Iowa Acad. Taxonomy and distribution of seed
plants.

Peck, S(amnel) 8(todole), Alexander and Bald-
win, Honolulu, Hawaii. Chemistry. San Fran-
cisco, Calif, May 18, 70. B.S, California, 90,
Ph.G, 92; Tulane, 99. Chemist, Exp. Sta, Ha-
waiian Sugar Planters' Ass, 00-15; consulting
chemist, Alexander and Baldwin, Ltd, 15- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Hawaiian Chem. Ass. (see'y-treas).
Agricultural chemistry; manufacture of sugar
in HawaiL

Pe^kham, Mrs. Geo. W. (Dr. BUsabeth Oifford)»
646 Marshall St, Milwaukee, Wis. Biology.
Milwaukee, Dec. 19, 54. A.B, Vassar, 76, A.M,
89; Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Entomology; instincts
of Hymenoptera; arachnology.

Peckham, Prof. WlUiam OQbA), 132 St. James
Place, Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics. South Boyal-
ston, Mass, Aug. 13, 41. A3, Amherst, 67, A.M,
70. Principal, Leicester Acad, Mass, 67-68;
teacher math, and astron, Williston Sem, Mass,
68-70; prof, math, Adelphi Acad, 75-83; phys-
ics, 83-96, Adelphi, 96- On staff, 'Scientific
American,' 97-; lecturer, Board of Educ, N. Y.
City. A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Brooklyn Inst.
Electricity.

Pedsrsen, Dr. Predefiidc Stalling), 452 W. 144th

St, New York, N. Y. Mathematical physics.
New York, Feb. 12, 69. B.S, Col. City of N. Y,
89; E.E, Columbia, 93; M.S, N. Y. Univ, 02,
Sc.D, 05. Asst. engineer, Crocker Wheeler Co,
93-99; tutor math. Col. City of N. T, 99-02,
instr, 03-10, asst. prof, 10- Math. Ass. The
influence of moleci^r structure upon the inter-
nal friction of gases.

Peebles, Dr. norenoe, Bryn Mawr, Pa. ^Biology.
Pewee Valley, Ky, June 3, 74. A.B, Goncher,
95; table at Woods Hole, 95, room, 96, 97, 02,
14, 16, 17 ; Mary E. Garrett scholar, Bryn Mawr,
95-96, fellow, 96-97, Mary E. Garrett European
fellow (Halle and Munich), 98-99, Ph.D, 00;
Am. Woman's table, Naples ZooL Sta, 98, 01,
07-13; Bonn, 05; Wiinsburg, 11; Freiburg, IS.
Student asst. biol, Bryn Mawr, 97-98; instr,

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Gon«her, 99-02, aasoc. prof, 02-06; lecturer,
Bryn Mawr, 13; prof, biol, Neweomb Col, Tu-
lane, 15-17; assoc. prof, phjsiol, Bryn Mawr,
17-19. A.A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Zool. Begeneration
of hjdroids; embryology; life history of Haema-
tococeus; aeoelous flatworms.

Peed, Prof. Mumfleld TlMOdore» Emory Univer-
sity, Ga. Mathemaiies. Petersburg, Ya, July
31, 57. A.M, Bandolph-Macon, 78; Hopkins, 83-
85, 88-89. Prof, math, Bmary, 89-92, pvre
math, and astron, 9B- A.A; Math. Soe; Math.
Ass.

Peele, Prof. BoDert» 490 West End Ave, New
York, N. Y. Miiiing engineering. New York,
N. Y. E.M, Columbia, 83. Engaged in field
work, U. 8, Peru, Bolivia, Columbia, and Dutch
Guiana, 83-92; adj. prof, mining, Colwnbia,
92-04, prof, 04- Min. Eng; Min. and Metal.
Boo. Compressed air plant; mining engineers
handbook.

Pefler, Prof. H(airy) O(reighton), Phrdud Uni-
versity, Lafayette, Ind. Chemistry. Enon Val-
ley, Pa, Aug. 15, 73. B.S, Pa. State, 95, M.S,
08. Chemist, Pa. Salt Mfg. Co, 96-00; chemist
and supt, Aluminum Co. of Am, 00-03, gen. supt.
and director of research, 03-08; consulting
chemist, 08-11; prof, and head, seh. ehem, eng,
Pwdue, 11- Ind. Acad. Industrial processes;
chemical engineering; gas standards.

Pegnun, Dr. (}60(rge) B(nuKton), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. *PhyHoe. Trinity,
N. C, Oct. 24, 76. A3, Trini^ (N. C), 95,
hon. ScD. 15; Columbia, 99-00, Fh.D, 03; Ber-
lin; Camoridge. Teacher,* high schools, N. C,
95-99; asst. physios, Coltmhia, 00-02, tutor, 02-
05, instr, 05-09, adj. prof, 09-13, assoc. prof, 13-
16, prof, 16-, dean, faculty of applied science,
17- Magnetic observer, U. 8. Coast and Good.
Surv, 02-06. A. A; Physical Soe. (treas, 18-) ;
Eng. Educ; assoc. Badio Eng; Optical Soe; N.
Y. Acad, (chairman, sect, astron, chem. and
physics, 17-19). Badioactivity and eltctro-
magnetic theory.

Pegram, G«o(rge) H(enidon), 165 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. CivU engineering. Council Bluffs,
Iowa, Dec. 29, 55. C.E, Washington (St. Louis),
77, hon. A.M, 05. Chief engineer, Edgemoor
Iron Co, 80-86; U. P. B. B, 93-98; Manhattan
By. Co, N. Y. CSty, 98-05; Interhorough Bapid
Transit Co, Bapid Transit Subway Construction
Co, and if. Y. Baatoays Co, N. Y. City, OS-
Civil Eng. (v. pros, 09, pree, 17) ; Omaha Tech.
Club (past pros). Bridges and tnck.

P«txc0, Prof, a(oorge) J(aiiM8), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. •Plant physiology. Manila, P. I,
March 13, 68. B.S, Harvard, 90, Parker fellow,
92-94; Ph.D, Leipzig, 94. Asst. bot, Harvard
and Badcliffe, 90-92; asst. prof, Indiana, 95-
97; Stanford, 97-00, assoc. prof, plant phyriol,
00-01, prof, hot, 10- Collaborator, U. S. For-
est Service, 09-10 ; special agent effects of smoke
on vegetation, U. 8. Dept Justice, 10-11. A.A ;
Bot. Soe; Bot. GFesell. Physiology; respiration;
irritability ; parasitic flowering plants ; effect of
smelting and other smoke, cement, etc, on vege-
tation.

Peiroe. Dr. Sidney J(ames) BChepard), Clement
Block, Brandon, Can. Pathology. Southamp-
ton, England. B.A, Manitoba, 98, M.D, CM,

04. Paihologist, Winnipeg Gen. Hosp, 08-
Lecturer path, Man. Med. Col, 08-15. A.A;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soe. Bact; Pub. Health
Ass. Anti-typhoid inoculation; cholesterin in
bile.

Feitersen, Dr. A(me) K(rl8topher), Colorado
Agricultural College, Ft. Collins, Colo. Botany.
Elk Horn, Iowa, March 9, 84. A3, Nebraska,
11, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Vermont, 16. Instr. bot,
Vermont, and asst. botanist, Exp. St a, 12-15,
asst. prof, 15-19; prof, hot, Colo. Agr. Col, 19-
A.A; Bot. Soe. Inheritance in Bubi.

Pell, Prof. Alez(axider), Bryn Mawr, Pa. *Mathe'
matics. Moscow, Bussia, Sept. 25, 57. Fellow,
Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. Prof, math, South Dakota,
97-08; assoc. prof, Armour Inst, 08-14. Math.
Soe; Kasan (Bussia) Math. Soe. Differential
geometry. [Died Jan. 26, 21.]

Pell, Mrs. Alexander, (Dr. Anna JoluiBon), Bryn
Mawr, Pa. *Mathematics. Hawarden, Iowa,
May 5, 83. A3, South Dakota, 03 ; A.M, Bad-
cliffe, 05; Alice Freeman Palmer fellow, Wel-
lesley, at GKSttingen, 06-07; Ph.D, Chicago, 10.
Inst, math, Holyoke, 11-14, <issoe. prof, 14-18;
Bryn Mawr, 18- Math. Soe. Integral equa-
tions; functions of infinitely many variables.

PeltoWy Prof. Ohazles B(mett), 7 W. 43d St,
New York, N. Y. •Chemistry. London, Eng-
land, March 11, 63. E.M, Columbia, 84. Instr.
and later demonstrator physics and chem. Col.
Physicians and Surg, Columbia, 87-97, adj. prof,
chem, 97-10. Chem. Soe; Soe. Chem. Indust;
fel. N. Y. Acad; Chem. Verein. The manufac-
ture of solid stannic tetrachlorid; ancient dyeing
processes with modem dyestuffs; handicraft
dyeing; potassium salts from seaweed; poison-
ous properties of ferrosilicon.

Pelttor, Prof. 06o(rgie) L(eo), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Plani pathology, Mer-
rill, Wis, May 8, 88. A.B, Wisconsin, 10; A.M,
Washington (8t. Louis), 12; Ph.D, Illinois, 15.
Teacher science, high sch, Wauwautosa, Wis, 10-
11 ; teaching fellow, Shaw Sch. of Bot, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 11-12; assoc, floricultural x>al£,
niinois, 1^16; prof, plant path, Ala. Polytech,
and plofKt pathologist, Exp. Sta, 16-20; Ne-
hrasJea and B»p. Sta, BO- Aesoe. ed, 'Phyto-
pathology,' 19- Agent, bur. entom, U. S. Dept.
Agr, summer, 11, bur. ehem, 19-20. A.A;
Phytopath. Soe; Bot. Soe; Wis. Acad. Dis-
eases of floricultural and ornamental plants;
Bhizoetonia; citrus oanker.

P^ton, W(axd) 0(UTeland),.SUte College, Pa.
Borticulture. Erie, Pa, Aug. 27, 88. B.S, Pa.
State, 11. Asst. horticulturist, Del. Exp. Sta,
11-13; ezten. expert market gardening, But-
gers, 13-14; eo. agr. agent, Sussex Co, Del, 14-
17; investigator olericulture, Conn. Exp. Sta,
17-20; prof. veg. gardening. Pa. State, 00-
Soc. Hort. Sci. Cover crops; uniformity of
crops.

Ptmber, F(rederlck) B(tuntil), Kingston, B. I.
Botany. Putney, Vt, Jan. 27, 77. B.S, Ver-
mont, 00, M.8, 08. Asst. soil fertility, bur.
soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03-06; plant physiol,
B. I. Bxp. Sta, 06- A.A. Toxicology; plant
physiology; nutrient requirement of plants;
availabiUty of fertilizer ingredients.

536

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

Pcmbertoii, 0(7xU) E(iigena), 2438 Koa Ave^
Honoluln, Hawaii. Entomology. Los Angeles,
Calif, Aug. 12, 86. A.B, Stanford, 11. Agent
and expert, bur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr^ 11.
scientific asst, 12-16, entom. asst, 16-18; oMt.
eniomoloffigt, Bxp. 8ta, HawaUan Sugar PlatU-
ers Ast, Honolulu, 19- Amoc mem. Asa. Econ.
Entom; Hawaiian Entom. Soc. (pree, 18). Cit-
rons fmit insects; fmit flies in Hawaii; sngar-
eane leaf -hopper.

P«mb«rtoii, Dr. Balpli, 318 S. 2l8t St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Medicine. Sept. 14, 77. B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 98, M.S, 99, HJ), 03, Woodward fellow,
08-10. Asst. Tisiting neurologist^ Phila. Gen.
Hosp, 05-08 ; ont patient physician, Presb. Hoflfp,
Phila, 05-13; asst. instr. and instr. med, Penn-
sylvania, 06-11; asst. visiting physician, TJniv.
Hoflfp, 10-11; viHting phyHdan, Presb, Hosp,
IS- Major, M.C, 18-19. Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. CoL Physi-
cians. Eternal medicine; biochemistry; chronic
arthritis; ductless glands.

Pence, Prof. Forrest K(izer), 1325 Ashland Ave,
Zanesville, Ohio. Ceramic chemistry, Sidney,
Ohio, Nov. 30, 83. B.S, Ohio Northern, 03; A.B,
Ohio State, 07, Cer.E, 09. Ceramic engineer.
Am. Encaustic Tiling Co, 09-12; prof, ceramic
eng, Ohio State, 12>13; ceramic engineer and
supt, of manufacture, Am, Bncaustie Tiling Co,
13- Ceramic. Soc; Chem. Soc. Matness in
glaises; dust pressed bodies; colors produced by
nickel oxid in ceramic mixtures containing zinc;
hydrated silicic acid in clays; zinc in under-
glaze colors containing chromium; tiles; pyrom-
etry of clay wares.

Pender, Dr. Harold, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. *Bleetrieal engineering.
Tarboro, N. C, Jan. 13, 79. A.B, Hopkins, 98^
Ph.D, t)l; Sorbonne, 03. Teacher, McDonogh
Sch, 01-02; instr. physics, Syracuse, 02-03; elec.
engineer, Pittsburgh, 03-04; N. T. City, 04r-09;
prof, theoret. and applied elec, Mass. Inst. Tech,
09-13, director, research div, dept. elec. eng, 18-
14; prof, in charge, PennsylvafUa, 14- Ed-in-
chief, 'Pender's Handbook for Elec Engineers,'
14. Elec Eng. (manager, v. pres, 15-18);
Philos. Soc; Am. Acad. Electricity and mag-
netism for engineers; electrical convection; mag-
netic action of charged carbonic acid stream;
electric transmission of power.

Pendleton, Pres. EUen Fits, Wellesley, Mass.
Mathematics. Westerly, R. I, Aug. 7, 64. A.B,
Wellesley, 86, A.M, 91; Cambridge, England,
89-90; DXitt, Brown, 11; LL.D, Mt. Holyoke,
12. Tutor and wset. math, Wellesley, 86-88,
instr, 88-97, see'y, 97-01, dean and assoc. prof,
math, 01-11, pres, 11- A.A«

Pendleton, Dr. Bobert L(arlniore), Department
of Agriculture, Gwalior, India. Agronomy.
Minneapolis, Minn, June 25, 90. B.S, Califor-
nia, 14, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Asst. soil surv,
California, 14-15; instr. soils, Ewing Christian,
India, 18; asst. direetor and officiating director
agr, Chodlior State, 19- A.A; Soc Agron;
Chem. Soc. Soil surveys; soils of central India.

Pennell, Dr. Frands W(liittler), New York
Botanical Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N.
Y. Botany. Wawa, Pa, Aug. 4, 86. B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 11, Ph.D, 13, fellow, 13-14. Assoc.

curator, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 14- Bot. expedi-
tions in the U. S, 12, 13, 15, 17, 20; to Colum-
bia, S. Am, 17-18. Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club;
Phila. Bot. Club. Scrophnlariaceae.

Pennington, Prof. L(eig]i) H, New York StaU
College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. Botany.
Macon, Mich, Oct. 26, 77. A3, Michigan, 07,
PhJ), 09. Asst. hot, Michigan, 0&-09; instr.
Northwestern, 0^10; asst. prof, Syracuse, 10-
12, assoc. prof, 12-14; prof. N. Y. State Col
Forestry, Syracuse, 14- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc; Soc Foresters; N. Y. Forestry Ass.
Mycology; forest pathology.

Pennington, Dr. Marj S(nglo), 50 E. 42d Bt,

New York, N. Y. •Chemistry. Nashville, Tenn,
Oct. 8, 72. PhJ), Pennsylvania, 95, fellow, 95-
97, research, 98-01; fellow, Yale, 97-98. Di-
rector, chem. lab, Woman's Med. C6L of Pa, 98-
06; chief, Phila. Clin. Lab, 01-07; chief, food
research lab, bur. chem, TJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 08-19;
manager, research and development div, itm.
Balsa Co, Inc, 19- Bacteriologist, Phila. Bur.
Health, 04-07; bacter. chemist, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 05-07. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc Biol.
Chem; iSefrig. Eng. Columbium and tantalum;
tungsten; chemico-physiology of Spirogyra ni-
tida; diphtheria; chemico-bacteriology of milk;
physiological chemistry; chemical, bacteriolog-
ical and histological study of flesh foods; food
refrigeration.

Pennock, OCharles) J(obn), Kennett Square,
Chester Co, Pa. Ornithology. Kennett Square,
Nov. 18, 57. ComeU, 76-79. Ornithologist, Del.
State Board Agr, OS- Mem. Omith. Union;
Cooper Omith. Club; Wilson Omith. Soc; DeL
Valley Omith. Club (past pres) ; DeL Nat. Hist.
Soc; cor. mem. N. Y. Linnean Soc. Birds of
Delaware; migration of birds; birds of Wakulla
County, Florida.

Pomotk, John D(own«r), Solvay Process Oo,
Syracuse, N. Y. *Chemistry. Morristown, Yt,
Aug. 16, 60. A3, Harvard. 83. Asst, diem,
lab. Harvard, 84; asst. chemist, Solvay Process
Co, 85-86, chief chemist, 86- Mem. Belgian
jury of awards. La. Purchase Expos, 04. U. 8.
delegate. Int. Cong. Applied Chem, Berlin, 03.
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Min. Eng;
Syracuse Chem. Soc. (pres, 02-). Ketort coke
ovens and chemical by-products ; ammonia ; heat
conductivity of magnesia; quantitative analysis
of aqua ammonia. [Died March 11, 21.]

Pennypacker, Dr. John T(oiing), 1421 Arch St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Botan/y. Kimberton, Pa, May
29, 85. B.S, Pennsylvania, 11, A.M, 12, PhJ>,
15. Instr. hot, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 12-15;
asst, prof, Germantown High Sch, IB- Research
asst, sta. for exp. evolution, Carnegie Institution.
Pa. Bot. Soc. Plant morphology and variation.

Penrose^ Dr. Charles Bingham, 1720 Sprace St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery. Philadelphia, Feb.
1, 62. A.B, Harvard, 81, A.M, Ph.D, 84; M.D,
Penui^lvania, 84, LL.D, 09. Surgeon, Gynecean
Hosp, 87-; German Ho^, 90 ; prof, gynec, Penn-
sylvania, 93-99. Mem. advisory board. Pa. Dept.
Health; pres. Pa. Board of Qame Commission-
ers. A.A; Philos. Soc; Phila. Col. Physicians;
Phila. Acad; Phila. ZooL Soc (pres). Physics;
comparative pathology; public hygiene.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

537

Penrose, Prof. B(iehard) A(lexander) F(iill0rton)»

Jr, 460 Bullitt BuUding, Philadelphia, Pa.
*Geology. Philadelphia, Dec. 17, 63. A.B,
Harvard, 84, A.M, Ph.D, 86. With XT. S. GheoL
8urv, 85-86; asst. geologist, Tex. GeoL Snrv,
88-89; Ark. GeoL Snrv, 89-92; lecturer econ.
geol, Stanford, 93;' assoc. prof, Chicago, 92-95,
prof, 95-11. Geologist, XJ. 8. Geol. Surv, 94-96;
co-editor, 'Jour, of Geol'; mem. Committee on
Hayden Mem. Award, 02-; assoc, museum. Har-
vard, 03-06, mem. Tisiting committee, dept. geol,
miner, and petrog, 15- ; trustee, Pennsylvania,
11-; mem. Tarious conunittees, div. geoL and
geog, Nat. Beseareh Council, 17- Delegate, Int.
Geol. Cong, Stockholm, 10; Toronto, 13. A.A.
(sec'y, E, 01); Geol. Soc (councilor, 13-16, v.
pres, 19); Min. Eng; Philo8.Soc. (councilor, 13,
publication committee, 08-); Wash. GeoL Soc;
Phila. Acad; Wash. Acad; Colo. Sci. Soc. Eco-
nomic and diemical geology; nature and origin
of ore deposits.

Pepper, George HCubbard), Museum of the Amer-
ican Indian, Broadway and 155th St, New York,
N. Y. Anthropology. Tottenville, N. Y, Feb. 2,
73. Harvard, 95-96. Asst. areheol. of the south-
west, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 96-08; asst.
curator Am. areheol, museum, Peim^lvania, 09-
10, acting curator, 10-14; Heye Museum, 14-16;
Muaewn of Am. Indian^ Heye Foundation, 17-
A.A. (sec *y, H, 04) ; Anthrop. Ass, (asst. treas,
03-05); feL Ethnol. Soc. (treas, 01-08); Folk-
lore Soc. Anthropology of the southwest, espe-
cially CSiaco Cafion group in northwest New
Mexico; folk-pottery of the modem Pueblos;
southwestern textiles; archeology of Ecuador.

Pepper, Dr. 0(Uver) H(axard) Perry, 1811 Spruce
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. St. Davids,
Pa, 84. B.S, Pennsylvania, 05, M.D, 08. Aegt.
prof, med, Pennsylvania, BO- Asst. physician,
Univ. Hosp, 12- -^'^ ; -^m* Path, and Bact ;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. (Jlin. Invest; Phila. CoL
Physicians; Ass. Prof ; Phila. Path. Soc

Pepper, Deaa William, 1813 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Medical education. Philadelphia, 74.
A.B, Pennsylvania, 94, M.D, 97. Asst. prof. din.
path, Tennsylvamia, 08-18, dean, soh. med, It-
Trustee, Phila. Free Library. Am. Med. Aes.
(mem. council on med. educ. and hospitals);
Ass. Med. CoL (pres, 20) ; Phila. CoL Physicians.

Perdew, W(imam) E(dward), 940 Widener
Building, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemical engineer-
ing. Monte Vista, Colo, May 1, 89. A.B, Stan-
ford, 11. Chemist and chem. engineer. South.
Paci^c B. B. Co, 11-17; chem. engineer. Bur.
Mines, 17-19; Union Petrol, Co, 19- Mem.
various inter-allied commissions on petroleum.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Petrol. Inst. Petroleum tech-
nology; oil shale.

Perisho, Pres. EUwood OCluvpeUe), Ipswich, 8.
Dak. Geology. Westfield, Ind. B.S. Earlham,
87, A.M, 00: fellow, Chicago, 93-95, M.S. 95.
Prof, math, Guilford, 88-93; geol. South Daxota,
dean, coL arts and sciences, and state geologist,
S. Dak, 03-14; pres, S. Dak. Col, 14-19; Govt,
lecturer, 18-19; mem. educ. corps, U.S.A, and
mem. faculty, A.E.F. TTniv, Beaune, 18-19; lec-
turer, dept. ediio, Inter-Church World Movement,
19- Wis. Acad: Chicago Acad; Lennox Acad.
Early erosion history of southwestern Wiscon-

sin; lead and zinc ores in southwestern Wiscon-
sin; general geological conditions in Soutii
Dakota; geology of the Rosebud Reservation;
South Dakota artesian basin and its wells.

Perkixia, Dr. Oha(rle)8 AClbert), 1547 W. Clinch
Ave, KnoxviUe, Tenn. ^Physics. Ware, Mass,
Oct. 31, 58. A.B, Williams, 79; fellow, Hop-
kins, 83-84, Ph.D, 84. Prof, math, Lawrence,
80-81; asst. physician, Hopkins, 84-87; assoc,
Bryn Mawr, 87-91; prof, Hampden-Sidney, 91-
92; physics and elec. eng, Tennessee, 92-07,
elec. eng, 07- Mem. Nat. Conference of Elec-
tricians, Phila, 84. Elec. Eng. Magnetism of
ni^el; vax)or tension of sulphuric acid; elec-
tricity; magnetism.

perklaB, B(dmuid) T(aylor), I^rst National
Bank Building, Chicago, IlL CivH engineering.
Scottsville, Va, Sept. 8, 64. A3, C.E, Union,
85, A.M, 88. Topographer, XT. S* GeoL Surv,
85-92, 94-02; engineer. State Wagon Road Com-
mission, Idaho, 93; IT. S. Reclamation Service,
02-09; consulting engineer, 10- A.A; Civil
Eng; Ass. Eng. (past pres); West. Soc. Eng.
Irrigation and reclamation of lands; conserva-
tion of natural resources.

PexUiifl, F(rank) W (alley), 302 South St, Morris-
town, N. Y. Geodesy, Hydrography. Staten
Island,- N. Y, June 24, 44. Grad, Eagleirwood
Inst, 61. Special relief agent, XJ. S. Sanit. Com-
mission, 62-63; aid, TJ. S. Coast Snrv, 63-69,
snb-asst, 69-75, asst, XT. S. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 75-01, asst. supt, 0].-15. Asst, Trans-
Atlantic Longitude, Cambridge and Greenwich,
66; mem. eclipse exped, 69; acting commissioner,
XT. S, Canada and Alaska boundaries. A. A;
Wash. Soc. Eng; Perm. Int. Ass. Navigation
Cong.

Perkiiu, Prof, a(eorge) HCenry), University of
Vermont, Burlington, Vt. Geology, Anthropol-
ogy. Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 25, 44. A.B, Yale,
67, Ph.D, 69; LL.D, Vermont, 11. Howard prof,
not. hist, Vermont, 69-, dean, dept, arts, 9S-;
state geologist, Vt, 98- A. A. (sec'y) H, 82, 83,
96, V. pres, E, 17); GeoL Soc; Anthrop. Ass;
EtiinoL Soc Archeology of New England, es-
pecially of Vermont; geology of Vermont;
building stones; geological survey of Vermont;
Ordovician rocks.

PerUns, Prof. Henry A(iigiistiui), 55 Forest St,
Hartford, Conn. Physios, Hartford, Nov. 14,
73. A.B, Yale, 96, 00, 02; E.E, A.M, Colum-
bia, 99; Paris, 08-09. With Hartford Elec.
Light Co, 99-00; lab. asst. physios, Yale, 01-02;
prof. Trinity {Conn), Og-, acting pres, 15-16,
19-20. A«A; Physical Soc; assoc. Elec. Eng;
Explorer's Club; Am. Alpine Club. Velocity of
propagation of magnetism; theory of Wheat-
stone's bridge sensibility; e^cieney of sparking
apparatus; rectification effect in Geissler tube
discharge; discontinuity in electric discharges;
thermodynamics.

Perkins, Prof. H(enxy) F(aniliam), 205 S. Proe-
pect St, Burlington, Vt. Zoology. Burlington,
May 10, 77. AJB, Vermont, 98; Ph.D, Hopkins,
02. Instr. eool, Vermont, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-
12, prof, IS" Research asst, Carnegie In-
stitution, 03-04: scientific asst, U. S. Bur. Fish-
eries, 06, 08. A. A; Soc Nat; See. Zool; EcoL
Soc; Boston Soc Nat. Hist. Morphology and

538

AMEEICAN MEN OP 8CIENCB

embryologj of Medusae; fresh- water xuollusks;
animal behavior. ,

PerUns, Dr. Jay, 106 Waterman St, Providence,
B. I. Medicine, Anatomy. Penobscot, Maine,
Oct. 15, 64. Colby, 87-88; M.D, Harvard, 91;
Vienna, 98. Pathologist, R. I. Hosp, 94-00;
demonstrator human anat, Brown, 97-05; physi-
cian to out-patients, dept. pulmonary tubercu-
losis, B. I. Hosp, 00-20. House physician, B. I.
Hosp, 91-93; Boston Lying-in Hosp, 93-94;
med. examiner, Dist. No. 10, Providence Co, B.
I, 96-09; bacter. work, B. I. State Board of
Health, 94-05; visiting physician, St. Joseph's
Hosp; Providence City Hosp, 15- CHmat. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; B. I. and Mass. Medico-Legal
Soc. (pres, 97, 98) ; Providence Tuber. League
(pros, 06). Air embolism; tuberculosis; fresh-
air sdiools.

Pexklii8» Prof. Perry BOaine), Mt. Allison Uni-
versity, Sackville, N. B, Can. Physios, Centre-
ville, N. B, April 16, 77. A.B, New Brunswick,
02; Harvard, 03; A.M, Yale, 04, fellow, 06-08,
Ph.D, 08; CHJttingen, sununer, 12; fellow, Sir
Ernest Butherford's lab, Manchester, 13-14.
Principal, schools. New Brunswick, 95-99; Le-
land and Gray Sem, 04r-05; prof, physics, West-
em Md. Col, 05-06; substitute prof. Trinity
(Conn), 08-09; prof, Howard, 09-13; rfsst. prof,
Brown, 14-17; prof, Mt. Allison, 17- (Governor
general's gold medal, 02. A. A; Physical Soc;
N. 8. Inst. Badioactivity; ionization; aetion
of X-rays and Y-rays on f ui^;L

PerklxiB, Dr. B(oger) O(rlswold), Western Be-
serve Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio. Bac-
teriology. Schenectady, N. Y, May 17, 74. A.B,
Union, 93; A.B, Harvard, 94; M.D, Hopkins,
98; feUow, Bockefeller Inst, 01-02. Bes. pa-
thologist, Lakeside Hosp, Cleveland, 98-01;
demonstrator path, med. sch. Western Reserve,
99-01, leeturer bacter. and asst. path, med. sch,
and lecturer bacter, dental sch, 01-04, prof,
bacter, dental sch, 04-06, asst. prof. path, and
bacter, med, sch, 04-08, assoe. prof. path, and
hygiene, 08-10, prof, hygiene and prev, med,
10-; chief, hwr. liboratories, Cleveland IHv.
Health, li- Major, Bed Cross Commission to
Boumania, 17-18, to Balkans, 19; med. assoc. to
scientific attache, Am. Embassy, Paris, 18. A.A;
Boc. Bact; Ass. Path, and Bact; Pub. Health
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Cleveland Acad. Med. Pre-
ventive medicine; hygiene; diphtheria; typhoid
epidemiology.

p6rlJBW«lg, Dr. W (1111am) A(loKaadre), U.S.P.H.S.
Besearch Laboratory, 400 E. 29th St, New York,
N. Y. Physiologioal chemistry. Ostrog, Bussia,
April 23, 91. B.S, Columbia, 13, A.M, 14, PhJ),
15. Asst. biol. chem. and research asst, Colum-
bia, 13-16; director, chem. lab, Beth Israel
Hosp, 16; research chemist, Bockefeller Inst, 16-

; 17; asst. prof, elecit, bioehem, Oeighton, 17;
lieut, Sanit. C, 17-19; biochemist, V. 8. Pub.
MeMh Service, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc. Nutri-
tion; mineral metabolism; immunochemiatry.

Pomot^ Prof. Frederick E(iigene)» University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Physics, Corvallis,
Oregon, Feb. 5, 90. B.S, Oregon Col, 10; M.S,
California, 12. Ph.D, 15. Asst, prof, elee, eng,
California, 16- Capt, Sig. C, 18. Elec. Eng.

Electrical engineering; mathematics; electrical
transmission; tables of hyperbolic functions.

Perrin, Prof. P(Iemliig) ACIlen) O(lay), Univer-
sity of Texas, Austin, Tex. Psychology. La
Harpe, HI, April 29, 84. Ph3, Chicago, 09,
Ph.D, 13. Instr. psychol, Pittsburgh, 12-14;
asst. prof, 14-17; adj, prof, Texas, 17- Psychol.
Ass. The learning process; character analysis;
mental tests.

Perrlno, Prof. O(liarleB) D(illon), Argentine Na-
tional Observatory, Cordoba, Argentina. ^At-
tronomy. Steubenville, Ohio, July 28, 67. Steu-
benville High Sch; Lick Observatory; hon. Sc.D,
Santa Clara, 05. In business up to 93; sec'y.
Lick Observatory, 93-05, asst. astronomer, 95-
05, astronomer, 05-09; director, Arg. Nat. Ob-
servatory, 09- Acting astronomer, Lick Ob-
servatory, 01. Lalande prise, Paris Acad, 97;
gold medal, Soc Astron. de Mex. A.A; Astron.
Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc. (pres, 02); for. assoe.
Boyal Astron. Soc; Soc astron. de France; As-
tron. Gesell. Discovery, observations and orbits
of comets; solar eclipse problems; observations
for solar parallax; physical and other observa-
tions of the nebulae; discovery and observations
of the sixth and seventh satellites of Jupiter;
definitive orbit of comet 1895 IV; observations
of southern nebulae and dusters; Wolf-Bayet
and other early type stars.

Perrlne, Dr. Irvliig, Baum Building, Oklahoma
City, Okla. Geology. WallkiU, N. Y, Aug. 5,
84. A.B, Cornell, 07, A.M, 11, Ph.D, 12. Instr.
geol, Cornell, 08-11; prof, Oklahoma, 12-15;
chief geologist, Pierce Oil Corp, 15-16; petroU
geologist and oH producer, 17^ Asst. state
geologist, La, 08-09; field asst, U. S. Geol. Surv,
08-09; chief geologist, Marland Befining C6>
13-14. A. A; Min. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol;
Kans. Acad. Paleontology of the Claibome
Eocene; oil and gas in Louisiana, southwestern,
mid-continental and coastal fields; stratigraphy.

Porrow, Dr. Moaby a(arland), Lynchburg, Va.
Chemistry, Biology. Campbell Co, Va, Sept.
,20, 76. A.B, Washington and Lee, 97, A.M, 06,
Ph.D, 08. Director scienee, pub. schools, Lynch-
burg, Va, 02-09; dty eh^ist and bacteriol-
ogist, 06-, health officer, 10-, director pub.
hetUth, tOr- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass;
Anti-Tuber League (pres, 05-15) ; Wat«r Works
Ass; Va. Pub. Health Ass. (pres, 13) ; Soc. Bact.
Chemistry and bacteriology of milk; housefly;
sewage; food preservation; infant mortality;
filtration of water.

Perry, Arthur O(eeil), 226 Halsey St, Brooklyn,
N. Y. AstroThomy. Bocky Hill, Conn, April 10,
52. Self-educated. Cashier, U. 8. Life Ins. Co.
Officer, astron. dept, Brooklyn Inst, 90-00.
A.A; British Astron. Ass. Variable stars.

Perry, Joseph H(artdiom), 276 Highland St,
Worcester, Mass. Chemistry, Geology. Dud-
ley, Mass, March 23, 58. A.B, Amherst, 82.
Teacher ohem, and geol, high sch, Worcester,
82-92, English High 8eih, 9t- Asst. geologist,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 88-02. Geol. Soc; ChenL Soc;
Soc« Chem. Indust. Fossil coal plant found at
the graphite deposit in mica schist at Worcester,
Massachusetts ; geology of Mount Kearsarge and
Monadnock Mountain, New Hampshire; green

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sehiBts, aisoeiated granites and porphTries of
Bhode Iiland; geology and physical geography
of Woreester, Massaehnsetts.

Fozry, Prof. Balph Barton, 188 Irving St, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Philosophy. Poultney, Yt, July
3, 76. A.B^ Princeton, 96; A.M, Harvard, 97,
Ph.I), 99. Instr. philos, Williams, 99-00; Smith,
00-02; Harvard, 02-05, asst, prof, 05-12, prof,
It-' Philos. Ass. (pros, 20). Introduction to
philosophy; ethics; epistemology ; contemporary
philosophy; philosophy of William James.

PenOiing, Dr. HowtfU T(«rry), 1169 Bace St, Den-
ver, Colo. Medicine. Johnstown, Pa, March 18,
58. Ph.B, Lafayette, 78, M.S, 81, LL.D, 08;
MJ), PenxisylTania, 83. Teacher math, and nat.
sciences, Wilkesbarre Acad, 78-80; science mas-
ter, Lawrenceville Sch, N. J, 84-89; prof, nerr-
ous and mental diseases. Gross Med. Col, 90-92;
Denver, 92-10 ; nevr, and psyohiat, Colorado, 11-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (ohairman, sect, nervous
and mental diseases, 04-13) ; Nenr. Ass. Nerv-
ous and mental diseases; disorders of speech;
optic atrophy and neuritis; pelvic measure-
ments.

Pet«r» Alfted M(eriedith), Agricultural Ezperi*
ment Station, Lexington, Ky. Chemistry. Lex-
ington, May 25, 57. B.S, Kentucky, 80, M.6,
85, ScD, 13. Asst chemist, Ey. Geol. Surv, 78-
86; asst. chemist and later chemist, Ky. Sap.
8ta, se-, acting director, 12, 15, 16-18; Ky.
GeoL Surv, Oi-12. Adj. prof, ehem, Traniaylva-
nia, 78; chem. and nat. hist, KentuclEy, 80; re-
porter on soils and ash, Agr. Chem, 94-95 ; mem.
Ky. State Board Agr; Ky. State Live-Stock
Sanit. Board. A. A; Chem. Soo; Soc. Chem. In-
dust; Ky. Acad, (sec'y, 16-); Chem. Gesell.
Agricultural analysis; soils; composition of
Kentucky forage plants and mineral waters.

Pet«r, Dr. Xmther O, 1529 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Ophthalmology. St. Clairesville, Pa,
Feb. 14, 69. A3, Pennsylvania Ool, 91, A.M,
94; M.D, Pennsylvania, 94. Prof, diseases
of the eye. Temple, 17-19; ophthal, Pennsylvch
fUa, 19- Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-Laryngol.
(sec'y, 18, 19); CoL Surg; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians. Perimetry.

PotoTB, Dr. Amoa W(i]llam), College of Medicine,
University of Nebraska, Omaha, Nebr. Physiol-
ogy, Bioehemistry. Delphos, Ohio, Aug. 10, 71.
BX, Western Beserve, 97; A.M, Harvard, 01,
Austin teaching fellow, 02-03, Ph.D. 03, Har-
vard Med. Sch, 09-10, Austin teaching fellow,
10-11. Instr. diem, and biol, high sch, Warren,
Ohio, 97-00; cool, Illinois, 03-07, assoc, 07-09;
with nutrition lab, Carnegie Institution, 10-12;
biochemist, N. J. Training Sch. for Feeble-
Minded Boys and Qirls, 12-15; prof. hUxt^^em,
Nebraska, IS- Aast. cool. Harvard, 01-03.
AJL; Soc. Zool; Physiol. Soc; Chem. Soc; Soc.
Biol. Chem. Protosoa; physiology of the cell;
ensymes of liver and muscle; chemical pathology.

P«ten, Prof. O(liazlM) A(dAiii8), Sunset Place,
AnJierst, Mass. Chemistry. Worcester, Mass,
June 29, 75. B.S, Mass. Col, 97; Ph.D, Yale,
01; Berlin, 08. Prof, chem, Idaho, 01-09;
exchange teacher, Oberrealschule, Berlin, 09-10;
prof, inorg. and soU ohem, Mass. Col, 11- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry ; insecticides.

Peters, ChMiiicey O, Bureau of Standards, Wash-
ington, D. C. Physics. Emerald, Wis, Feb. 6,
87. A.B, Bipon, 11; Wisconsin, 12. Assoc,
physicist, Bwr. Standards, IS- A. A; Physical
Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Inter-
ferometry; dimensional changes of materials;
index of refraction; length standards; thermal
expansion.

Peters, Dr. Fredus KCelson), 3447 S. Flower St,
Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry. Epworth, Iowa,
Jan. 26, 64. A.B, Missouri, 87, A.M, 90; Chi-
cago, 98, 01, 02; Ph.D, HL Wesleyan, 03. Prin-
cipal, high sch, Mexico, Mo, 87-89; Nevada,
Mo, 90-92; supt. schools, CarroUton, Mo, 92*
95; instr. chem. Cent High Sch, Kansas City,
Mo, V. principal. A.A; Chem. Soc; Fed-
eration Teachers Math, and Nat. Sci; Central
Ass. Sci and Math. Teachers (chairman, chem.
sect, 08); Mo. Ass. Math, and Sci. Teachers
(pros, 09). Acetylene; migration of ions; ioni-
zation; modem chemistry; applied chemistry.

Peters, a(eorge) HCenry), U. S. Naval Observa-
tory, Washmgton, D. C. Astronomy. Hart-
ford, Conn, Nov. 25, 63. High sch. and special
study pi astron, j^ysics and optics. Asst. as-
tronomer, U. 8. NawU Observatory. A. A;
Aatron. Soc; Optical Soc. Solar eclipses; spec^
troscopy; sun-spot record; solar corona; photo-
graphic observations of minor planets; proper-
ties of lenses and optical construction.

Peters, William J(olm), 3931 Morrison St. Chevy
Chase, Md. Terrestrial magnetism. Oakland,
Calif, 63. High sch. Mem. various expeditions,
U. 6. Geol. Surv; Ziegler polar exped; magnetie
surv. Pacific Ocean, A.A; Wash. Philos. Soc.

Petereeo, Max (Helnrieh), University of Wiscon-
sin, Madison, Wis. Physics. Dundee, 111, 90.
B.S, Northwestern, 13, A.M, 14. Asst. physics,
Wisconsin, 14-17, instr, 17- Interim solar ob-
server, Yerkes Observatory. Physical Soc;
Astron. Soc

Petersen, Dr. WUliam F(erdJiiand), 31 E. Elm St,
Chicago, Dl. Pathology. Chicago, Mardi 25,
87. B.S, Chicago, 09, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 12;
Harvard; Columbia. Asst. prof. path, and exp.
med, Vanderbilt, 14r-17; assoc. path, UlimtAs,
19- With XT. S. A, 18-19. Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc
Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Enzymes; pella-
gra; tuberculosis.

Peterson, Prof. Alvali, Butgers College, New
Brunswick, N. J. Entomology. Qalesburg, lU,
Sept. 13, 88. B.S, Knox, 11; A.M, Illinois, 13,
Ph.D, 16. Asst. prof.entom, Butgers, 16^ AJL;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic en-
tomology; morphology.

Peterson, Pros. B(lmer) O(eorge), Agricultural
College of Utah, Logan, Utidi. Bacteriology.
Plain City, Utah, Aug. 26, 82. B.S, Utah Ool,
04; Chicago, 06; A.M, Cornell, 09, Ph.D, 11.
Instr. bacter, Cornell, 09-10, SMt. prof, 10;
prof, Oregon Col, and bacteriologist, Exp. Sta,
10-11; prof, bacter, Utah Col, 11-12, bacteriolo-
gist and director exten. div, 12-16, pres, 1^
A. A; Soc. Bact. Soil and pathogenic bacteriol-
ogy.

Peterson, Dr. Frederldc, 20 W. 50th St, New
York, N. Y. Nervous and mental diseases.
Faribault, Minn, March 1, 59. M.D, Buffalo,

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79; hon. Ph.D^ Niagara^ 88; LL.D, Pennsyl-
Tania, 19. Prof, path, Buffalo, 82-84; nervous
and mental diseases, Vermont, 88-89; chief of
elinie, Columbia, 88-03, elin. prof, psychiat, OS-
IS. Pres, board of managers, Craig Colony for
Epileptics, 94-01; pres, N. Y. State Lunacy
Commission, 01-04. A.A; Neur. Ass; Psycho-
path. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Neur. Soc.
(pres, 99-01); N. Y. Acad. Med; feL N. Y.
Acad.

Peterson, Prof. H(arvey) A(iidi6w), Normal, 111.
Eduoaiiandl psyehology, St. Louis, Mo, 73.
A.B, Chicago, 97; A.M, Harvard, 00; Ph.D,
Chicago, 09. Trof. psyckoX, Peabody CbL for
Teachers, 03-08; BtaU Nor. Univ, Normal, III,
09- Psychol. Abs. Educational pi^ehology.

Peterson, Prof. Josepli, George Peabody College
for Teachers, NashTille, Tenn. Psyohology,
Huntsville, Utah, Sept. 8, 78. B.S, Chicago, 05,
fellow, 05-07, Ph.D, 07. Principal, grammar
and high schools, Utah and Idaho, 99-04; prof.
pgyohol, Brigham Young, 07-11;^ Utah, 11-15;
professorial lecturer, Minnesota, 15-16, asst.
prof, 16-18; prof, Peabody Col, Teachers, 18-
Instr, Drake, summer, 07; prof, psychol, Chi-
cago, summer, 14. A.A; Psychol. Ass; 6. Soc.
Philos. and Psychol; Tenn. Acad. Combination
tones and binaural beats; musical harmony; se-
leetiye factors in learning; intelligence tests;
handling men in armies ; transfer of learning in
mental maze; comparative intelligence of ne-
groes and whites; summation of stimuli in learn-
ing.

Peterson, O(lof) ACngnst), Carnegie Museum,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Vertetfrate paleontology, OeoU
ogy, Hellgum och Bftdom, Westemorlands Lftn,
Sweden, Jan. 2, 65. Common sch. Asst. field
work in paleont. and geol, Yale, 88-92; Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 9^97 ; asst, Princeton Pata*
gonian exped, 97-00; field collector and prepa-
rator mammdlB, Carnegie Museum, 00^ AJL;
Paleont. Soc Paleontology and geology of
western Nebraska and eastern Wyoming; pale-
ontology and geology of western United States.

Peterson, Prof. P(eter) P(owell), 610 E. A St,
Moscow, Idaho. Agronomy, Hooper, Utah,
Sept. 14, 74. B.S, Brigham Young, 05; Ph.D,
Chicago, 09. Instr. soils, Wisconsin, 09-10, asst.
prof, 11; prof, Idaho, It- Stereoisomers of
chlorimido ketones; phosphorus in the soil; ro-
tation of fertilization s^ems; acid and non-
acid soils.

Peterson, WlUlam, 389 E. Second St, N. Logan,
Utah. Geology, Bloomington, Idaho, May 24,
74. B.S, Utah Col, 99; Chicago, 01-03. Asst.
prof. geol. and physics, Utah Col, 03-08 ; mining
engineer, 08-10; prof, geol, Utah Col, 10-; state
geologist, Utah, 17- A.A; feL Utah Acad.
Ghround water; origin of alkali

Peterson, Prof. W(0]iam) H(arold), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Agricultural chem-
istry, Libertyville, N. Y, Nov. 14, 80. B.S,
Wesleyan, 07; A.M, Columbia, 09; PhJ), Wis-
consin, 18 ; fellow. Kaiser Wilhelm Inst, Berlin,
14. Asst. agr, chem, Wisconsin, 09-10, instr,
10-14; asst. prof, 14-18, assoc, prof, 18- Asst.
chem, Columbia, summer, 09, 10. A.A; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc. Composition of plants;

animal nutrition; microbiology; biochemical
changes of light.

PetmnkeTltch, Prof. Alexander, Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. ^Zoology, Pliski, Bustiay
Dec. 22, 75. Moscow, 94-98; Ph.D, Freiburg,
00. Privatdocent, Freiburg, 01-03; lecturer.
Harvard, 03-04; acting prof, sool, Indiana, 06;
hon. curator Arachnida, Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
09-11; prof, eool, Yale, 18- Southern Mexico
ezped, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 09. Int. Cong.
Zool, Boston, 07 (chairman, sect. comp. physiol).
AJl; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Entom. Soc; Soc.
Nat; Paleont. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Conn. Acad; fcL
N. Y. Acad. Cytology; physiology; psychol-
ogy; experimental zoology; paleontology; micro-
photography; morphology of invertebrates; he-
redity; synonymic catalogue of American spid-
ers; atatomy of spiders; sense of sight; mating.

Petry, Prof. E(dward) J(acob), 722 E. Eighth St,
Brookings, S. Dak. Botany. Gnadenhutten, Ohio,
June 24, 80. B.S, Ohio State, 07; M.S, Purdue,
14; Michigan, 18-19. Asst. bot, Cornell, 07-10;
instr. agron, Purdue, 11-16, asst. prof. agr. bot,
16-18; instr. hot, Michigan, 18-20; prof, 8. Dak,
Col, to- KJl; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron; Phyto-
path. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Mich. Acad; Ind. Acad.
Nutrients in green shoots of trees; resin content
of Podophyllum; cherry gum; morphology of
Coprinae; mycorrhizae of woody plants.

Petry, Dr. Loren CQliford), Syracuse University,
Syracuse, N. Y. Botany, New Paris, Ohio,
Sept. 22, 87. B.S, Earlham, 07; Haverford, 08;
M.S, Chicago, 11, fellow, 11-13, Ph.D, 13, 13-14.
Instr. hot, Syracuse, 14-16, asst. prof, 16-20,
assoc, prof, tO- A.A ; Bot. Soc. Vascular anat-
omy of Ophioglossaeeae.

Pettee, Dean OCharles) HColmes), Durham, N. H.
Mathematics, Civil engineering, Manchester,
N. H, Feb. 2, 53. A.B, Dartmouth, 74, C.E, 76,
A.M, 77 ; LL.D, N. H. Col, 13. Instr. civil en^:,
Thayer Sch. Civil Eng, Dartmouth, 76-77; N. Jff.
Col, 76-80, prof, math, 80-17, dean, 80- KJl\
Eng. Educ. Boad improvement.

Pettibone, Dr. C(lianncey) J. V(aUette), Univer-
sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Bio-
logical chemistry. Fond du Lac, Wis, 84. B.S,
Chicago, 07; Berlin and Koenigliche Tech.
Hochschule, 07-08; Halle, 11-12; PhJ), Har-
vard, 13. Instr. physiol. chem, Minnesota, ISr-
17, asst. prof, 17-20, assoc. prof, tO- Chem.
Soc (treas, Minneapolis sect, 17-) ; Soc. BioL
Chem.

Pettis, C(llfford) B(obert), 365 Quail St, Albanv,
N. Y. Forestry. Delancey, N. Y, Aug. 10, 77.
P.E, Cornell, 01. Depu^ director gronnda,
Chautauqua, N. Y, 01-02; state forester, N, T,
02-10, supt. etate forests, 10-; collaborator, U,
8. Forest Service, 06-09, forest expert, 09- Lec-
turer forestry, Vermont, 08 ; consulting forester,
Yt. Exp. Sta, 07-09. Soc. Poresters (chairman,
N. Y. sect, 18); Forestry Ass. Silviculture;
seed collecting; reforesting; forest fires; albin-
ism in brook Irout; the growing and plantSn^
of conifers in the northeastern states; seed bed
soil tests.

Pettit^ Dr. Edlflon, Mt. Wilson Observatory, Pasa-
dena, Calif. Astrophysics, Peru, Nebr, Sept.
28, 89. B.E, Nor. Sch, Peru, Nebr, 11;
Ph.D, Chicago, 20. Teacher science, high ech^

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Minden, Nebr, 11-14; astron. and physics^ Wash-
bum, 14-15, astron, 15-18; asst, Yerkes Obser-
vatory, 18-20 ; Mi, Wilson Observatory, Carnegie
Institution, tO- Mem. Washburn eeHxrae ezped.
to Mathesoni Colo, 18. Astron. Soe; Pacific
''Astron. 8oc. Astronomy; solar physics; double
stars.

Pettit^ Dr. Hannah Steele, Mt. Wilson Observa-
tory, Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy. Coatesville,
Pa, Nov. 6, 86. A.B, Swarthmore, 09, A.M, 12;
Ph.D, Chicago, 19. Observer, Sproul Observa-
tory, 12-16; asst, Terkes Observatory, 16-20;
Mt. Wilson Observatory f Carnegie Institution, SO-
Mem. Yerkes Observatory and Washburn Col.
solar eclipse ezped. to Matheson, Colo, 18. A.A ;
Astron. Soc. Astrophysics; stellar parallax;
eclipse observations.

Pettit, Prof. B(iifu8) H(lram), E. Lansing, Mich.
SntomoJogy. BaldwinsviUe, N. Y, Jan. 11, 69.
B.S, Cornell, 95. Asst. state entomologist,
Minn, 95-97; prof, entom, Mich. Agr. Col, and
entomologist, Exp. 8ta, 97- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Entom. Soc; Mich. Acad. Economic
entomology; Coecidae.

Pfalf, Dr. Franz, 375 Commonwealth Ave, Boston,
Mass. *Fharmacology,Therape%aies. Qrafenort,
Silesia, March 16, 60. Ph.D, Zurich; M.D,
Strasburg; L.S.A, London. Instr. physiol.
Harvard, 94-95, pharmacol, 95-00, physiol.
chem, 98-00, asst. prof, pharmacol. and thera-
pent, 00-05, prof, Q5-16; consulting physician.
Physiol. Soc; Am. Physicians; Therapeut. Soc;
Soc. Exp. BioL

Pfeiffer, Dr. a(eorge) A (dam), 56 Anderson Ave,
Palisade, N. J. Mathematics. New York, N.
Y, July 16, 89. M.E, Stevens, 10; Ph.D, Co-
lumbia, 14. Instr. math, Col. City of N. Y, 14r-
15; Harvard, 15-16; Princeton, 16-18; Colum-
hia, 19- Assoc, ed, 'Annals of Math.' Math.
-Soe. Conformal mapping; functional equations.

Pfeiffer, Dr. J(ohn) Arthur F(ranklln), 1421 Ed-
mondson Ave, Baltimore, Md. Pathology. Wil-
mington, Del, June 27, 83. M.D, Maryland, 08;
A.M, George Washington, 16, Ph.D, 18. Physi-
cian and pathologist, (Sty Hosp, Baltimore, 09*
10; physician, Springfield State Hosp, Sykes-
ville, Md, 10-11; asst, Munich and iVankfurt,
11-13; senior physician and director, path, lab,
St. Elisabeth's Hosp, Washington, D. C, 11-18;
lecturer path, med. officers training sch, U.S.A,
18. Lecturer path, George Washington, 14.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soe. Exp. Biol; Ass. Anat.
Bacteriology; chronic chorea; pernicious anemia;
Landry's paralysis; choroid plexus; lenticular
degeneration; spinal fluid; Treponema pal-
lidum; hereditary ataxia.

Pfeiffer, Dr. Koima E(tta), University of North
Dakota, University, N. Dak. Botany. Chicago,
111, Jan. 13, 89. B.S, Chicago, 09, fellow, 10-
12, Ph.D, 13. Instr. and later asst. prof, hot,
North Dakota, It- A.A; Bot. Soc. Pern pro-
thallia; Isoetes.

Pflster, Prof. J08(eph) C(lement), 240 Sixth Ave,
Newark, N. J. Mechanics, Mathematical phys-
ics, Newark, March 10, 67. A.B, Columbia, 89,
fellow, 89-92, A.M, 90. Asst. math, and astron,
Columbia, 89-90, tutor higher math, and astron,
90-93, mech, 93-01, instr, 01-05, adj. prof, 05-

11. A. A; Math. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad. BibU-
ography of mechanics.

Pfnnd, Prof. A(ngn8t) H(erman), Box 496, Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. ^Physics.
Madison, Wis, Dec. 28, 79. B.S, Wisconsin, 01 ;
fellow, Hopkins, 05-06, Ph.D, 06. Carnegie
research asst, HopJcins, 03-05, asst. physics, 06-
07, Johnston scholar, 07-09, assoc, 09-10, assoc,
prof, 10- Physical Soc; Optical Soc. Light
and radiant heat; the wave lengths of standard
iron lines; the electrical and optical properties
of selenium; colorimetry.

Phalen, Dr. W(llllam) O(lifcon), Solvay Process
Co, Syracuse, N. Y. Geology. Gloucester, Mass,
Feb. 1, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99, M.S, 02;
Ph.D, George Washington, 09. Prof. chem. and
geol, N. Mex. Sch. Mines, 99-01; asst. chem.
and physical geol, U. S. Nat. Museum, 02-04;
geol. aid, U. S. (}eol. Siirv, 04-07, asst. geol-
ogist and later geologist, 07-16; mineral tech-
nologist, U. 8. Bur. Mines, 16^20; geologist',
Solvay Process Co, tO- GeoL Soc; Min. and
Ij^etal. Eng; Wash. GeoL Soc. Stratigraphy;
petrography; rocks of Greenland and Virginia;
origin of certain iron ores of northeastern Ken-
tucky; coal and clay resources of northeastern
Kentucky and of the Kenova quadrangle; iron
ores, barite and graphite deposits of G^rgia;
areal and economic geology of Ellijay quad-
rangle, Georgia, North Carolina and Tennessee;
mineral resources of the United States; technol-
ogy of salt mining; the geology and mineral re-
sources of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and vicin-
ity; salt deposits in the United States.

Phelan, Prof. J(08eph) W(arren), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Chem-
istry. Boston, Mass, April 30. 71. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 94. Instr. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
94-14, asst. prof, and later prof, 14- Chem.
Soc. Leather chemistry; manufacture of cerium
and alloys.

Phelps, Prof. Earle B(emard), 46 Phelps Road,
Ridgewood, N. J. Chemistry. Galesburg. HI,
July 10, 76. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99. Asst.
bacteriologist, Lawrence Exp. Sta, Mass. Board
of Health, 99-03; chemist and bacteriologist,
sanit. research lab, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-13, asst.
prof. chem. biol, 05-13, assoc. prof, 13; prof,
chem, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub. Health Service,
13-19; private research, 19- Asst. hydrogra-
pher, U. S. Geol. Surv, 05-10; special expert, U.
S. Census Bur, 10; consulting sanit. engineer.
Int. Joint Commission; mem. committee on sew-
age disx)08al, Nat. Besearch Council; N. Y. State
Ventilation Commission. A. A; Soc Bact;
Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Civil Eng; Water
Works Ass. Sanitary chemistry; disinfection;
reaeration of water; ventilation; preservation of
food.

Phelps, Dr. Isaac King, Bureau of CThemistry,
Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry. Enfield, Conn,
Feb. 16, 72. A.B, Yale, 94, Silliman fellow,
94-97, Ph.D, 97; Thayer scholar. Harvard, 97-
98; Heidelberg, 02. Asst. chem, Yale, 95-97,
98-99, instr, 99-08; asst. prof, George Wash-
ington, 09-10; asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 10-12; org. chemist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 12-13; chemist in charge org. chem. in«
vestigations, iur. chem, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 13-16,

542

AMEBIOAN HEN OF

; wi:H.^fw:

ftH^^ ooi^troX la(, 1^- Chem. Soe; Ghem. GeeelL
The determination of carbon diozid; dehydro-
muoie acid; inorganic and organic analytical
methods; organic STntheses; catalysis; food
analysis^ production^ preparation and conserva-
tion*

Phelps, Dr. Marthft Anatiii, 1410 M St, N. W,
Washington, D. 0. ChevMSify, Georgia, Vt.
B.S, Smith, 92; PhJ), Yale, 98. Teacher, high
sch, Saratoga N. Y, 92-93; Holyoke, Mass, 93-
96; analyst, R. I. Exp. Sta, 00-01; substitating
in high sch work, 01-03; chem. and physics,
Wilson, 03-04; analyst, Bur. Standards, 08-09.
Catalysis; analytical diemistry; formation of
amids and esters.

FhiUlps, Prof. Alexander H(aiQllton)» 64 Hodge
Boad, Princeton, N. J. Min&rdlogy, Chemigtry,
Lawrenceville, N. J, May 15, 66. B.S, Prince-
ton, 87, Set), 99. Instr. biol. and miner,
Princeton, 89-95, miner, 95-99, asst. prof, 99-
03, prof, OS- AJl; Soc. Nat; Geol. Soc; Min-
eral. Soc; Chem. Soc Petrography; crystal-
lography; chemical content and concentration
of metids by organisms; radium. '

PblUipe, Prof. Alfred E(dward), 307 Davis St,
Evanston, HI. CivU engineering. Bouses Point,
N. Y, June 18, 63. A.B, C.E, Union, 87, A.M,
90, hon. Ph.D, 94. Prof, civil eng, Purdue, 87-
94; acting prof, bridge and hydraul. eng, Wis-
consin, 95-96; prof. eivU eng, Armour, 99-
Asst. engineer, N. Y. State Board of Health, 88;
consulting engineer, 94-99. Civil Eng. Water
supply; sewage treatment and disposal; streets
and pavements.

PhiUlps, Prof. Arthur, 64 BrowneU St, New
Haven, Conn. MetaUurgy. Troy, N. Y, Feb,
3, 92. Ph.B, Yale. 13, M.S, 15. Metallurgist,
Bridgeport Brass Co, 15-19; asst. prof, metal,
Sheffield BcL 8eh, Yale, 19- Chem. Soe; Min.
Eng. Structure and properties of brasses and
bronzes; malleable cast iron and zinc.

Phillips, BOT. Edward OCharles), 8.J, Woodstock
College, Woodstock, Md. Mathematice. Ger-
mantown. Pa, Nov.^ 4, 77. A.B, St. Francis
Xavier, 98; fellow, Hopkins, 06, fellow by cour-
tesy, 07-08, PhJ), 08. Prof, physics, Boston
Col, 08-09; lecturer apologetics, Woodetoele, 18-
14, dogmatic theol, 15-19, prof, math, and m-
tron, 19- Astron. Soc; Math. Ass.

Phillips, Dr. B(verett) P(ranklin), Chevy Chase,
Washington, D. C. Zoology. Hannibal, Ohio,
Nov. 14, 78. A.B, Allegheny, 99; Pennsylvania,
01-03, feUow, 03-04, Ph.D, 04. Teacher science,
high sch. New Brighton, Pa, 99-00; Harrison
fellow, Pennsylvania, 04-05; acting in charge
apioidtwe, hur. eniom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 05-07,
in charge, 07- A.A; Soe. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Ecol. Soc; Nat, State and City
Bee Keepers' Associations; Wash. Entom. Soc
(cor. sec'y-treas, 08); Wash. Acad. Varia-
tion of drones and workers of the honey-bee;
parthenogenesis; development of the compound
eye of the honey-bee; rearing of queen bees;
apiculture; bee diseases.

Phillips, Prof. H(«iiry) B(ayard), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Mathematics. Yadkin College, N. C, Sept. 27,
81. B.S, Erskine, 00; Ph.D, Hopkins, 05.
Instr. math, Cincinnati, 05-07 ; Maes. Intt. Tech,

07-14, asst. prof, 14- Math. Soc; Physical Soc;
Chem. Soc; Am. Acad. Vector analysis; ma-
trices; kinetic theory of gases.

Phillips, Prof. James David, 1925 West Lawn
Ave, Madison, Wis. Mechanical drawing, Chi-
cago, m, June 1, 69. B.S.(Archit), niinbis,
93. Instr. pattern wiaVing and turning, in*i»ii<nf
design, gen. eng. drawing, asst. prof, 92-01;
drawing, Wisconsin, 02-05, prof, 05-09, asst.
dean, col. eng, 10- Director, U.S.A. Voca-
tional Sch, Wisconsin, 18. Eng. Educ; Wis.
Acad; Wis. Sch. Arts and Home Econ. Ass.
Descriptive geometry; mechanical drawing for
the elementary and secondary schools; indus-
trial, manual and trades training.

PhilUps, Dr. John 0(harle8), Wenham, Mass.
Zoology. Boston, Mass, Nov. 5, 76. Harvard,
99, M.D, 04. Assoc, curator of "birds, fiMcseiiM
comp. gool. Harvard. Private collecting expe-
ditions for museum comp. zool, Harvard. AA;
Soc Nat; mem. Omith. Union; Am. Acad; Bos-
ton Soc. Nat. Hist. GFenertd and systematic
ornithology and genetics; hybridization of
pheasants and ducks.

Phillips, Prof. J(oh]i) L(loyd), Piedmont Orehard
Co, Linden, Va. Entomology, Botany. Naadua,
Va, Dec. 80, 75. B.S, Va. Polytech, 97, ICS,
00. Instr. entom, Va. Polytech, 00; asst. ento-
mologist, Va. State Crop Pest Commission, 00-
03, state entomologist, Va, OS- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Fumigation and other treatment for
San Jos6 scale; crown gall; peach yellows; pear
blight.

Pllillipi^ Prof. Paul C(hrysoetom), Amherst, Mass.
Physical education. Hygiene. Groton, Kaw,
Dec. 20, 65. A.B, Amherst, 88; M.D, Columbia,
95. Physical director, Y. M. C. A, Kansas City,
Louisville, N. Y. City and Chicago, 88-96; prof,
physical educ. and hygiene, Amidst, 96- Instr,

' summer sch. Western Secretarial Inst, 91-99.
A. A; Physical Educ. Ass. (councilor) ; Soe. OoL
Gym. Directors (past pres, sec'y-treas, 08-19);
Soc Besearch Physical Educ Athletics and
scholarship; relation of certain height measure-
ments to stature; physical efficiency.

PhiUips, P(hilip) Lee, 1308 20th St, Washington,
D. C. Cartography, Bibliography. Chief, die.
maps and charts, lAbrajy of Congress, 97-'
Maps and bibliography; list of atlases in the
Library of Congress; a list of books and maga-
zine articles on maps and map makers; first
map of Kentucky, by John Pilson; bibliog-
raphies of Brazil, ChUe and Central America;
rare maps of Virginia, Maryland, the Northwesti
Ohio, Washington, California and Tennessee.

Phillips, Dr. TChomaa) a(nthrie), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Chemistry. West
Derby, Vt, Nov! 18, 87. B.S. (Agr), Ohio SUte,
12, M.S, 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Instr. agr.
chem. and soils, Ohio State, 1^15, asst. prof,
16- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc Agron. Agricul-
tural chemistry; chemical changes during geo-
tropic response; soy beans.

Phillips, Dr. W(illiain) F(owlce) B(aTenel),
Medical C>)llege of South Carolina, Charleston,
S. C. Anatomy, Medical climatology. Bedford
Co, Va, July 13, 63. M.D, George Washington,
90. Prosector anat, George Washington, 90-
93; medico-climatologist, U. S. Weather Bur,

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95-04; demoiutrator anat, George Washington,
00-04^ prof, hygiene, 95-09, practical anat. and
dean, 05-09; pro/, anat, Alabama, 11-15; Med.
Coh of 8. C, 15- A. A; Am. Med. Ass. (mem.
special committee on preliminary educ. require-
ments); GUmat. Ass. (▼. pres, 02, pres, 04);
assoc. Ass. Med. Col. (v. pres, 08, mem. com-
mittee, med. educ. and ped^oglcs, 15-20, chair-
man, 19); Wash. PhiloB. Soc. Sun-stroke; rela-
tion of dothing to temperature; sensible tem-
perature; seasonal prevalence of pneumonia;
seasonal influence on suicide; relation of tem-
perature, humidity and winds to chronic nephri*
tis; anatomy of lungs and acute lobar pneu-
monia; innervation of axillary arch muscles;
Bolandie angle in negro brains; orthograde pos-
ture and puSnonary tuberculosis.

PliiUips, W(imaoi) J(eter), U. 8. Entomological
Laboratory, Charlottesville, Va. Entomologjf,
Accomac Co, Ya, Dec 28, 79. B.S, Va. Poly-
tech, 01, M.S, 03. Asst. state entomologist, Va,
03-04; entom, asst, hur, entom, Z7. 8, Dept, Agr,
04- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc. The
spring grain aphis or * green bug. '

PUnney, J(ohn) Knglae), 9 Chauncy St. Cam-
bridge, Mftss. Chemivtiry, Physies. Machias,
Maine, Nov. 25, 68. Scott Hurtt scholar, Yale,
91-92, A3, 92, Silliman fellow, 92-94; Thayer
scholar, Harvard, 94-95. Asst, chem. lab,
Yale, 92-94; private asst. org. chem, Harvard,
94-95; head, dept, ehem. and phyeies, Brock-
ton High Sch, 95-97; Cambridge Latin Sch, 97-
15; Browne and Nichole 8eh, IS- Asst. physics,
Harvard, 17- Chem. Soc; East. Ass. Physics
Teachers. Spectroscopic analysis; picryl ma-
lonic ester derivatives; electrolytical deposition
of cadmium.

Plcard, Bey. Bfanzloa, Barnard College, New
York, N. Y. Botany. Nyack, N. Y, July 18,
90. A.B, Columbia, 10, A.M, 11 ; Ph.D, N. Y.
Univ, 19. Instr, Lincoln, 11-12 ; asst. prof, bot,
Mid^ebury, 13-14; lecturer philos, Barnard,
Colwnhia, 19- Philos. Ass. Psychology; phi-
losophy.

Pickard, Oreenlaaf W(kittier), 59 Dalton Boad,
Newton Center, Mass. Eleetriodl engineering.
Portland, Maine, Feb. 14, 77. Harvard, 99;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 00; Blue Hill Observatory,
90-00. Elec. engineer. Am. Telephone and Tele-
graph Co, 02-06; eonsulting engineer, OS^ AJL|
Badio Eng. (pres, 13); fel. Elec. Eng; Chem.
Soc; London Soc. Chem. Indust. Radio com-
munication.

Fleering, Prof. W(illlain) H(«iir7)» Mandeville,
Jamaica, W. I. * Astronomy. Boston, Mass,
Peb. 15, 58. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 79. Asst
and instr. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 80-^7; asst.
and asst, prof, astron, Harvard Col. Ohserva-
tory, 87- Lalande prize, Paris Acad, 05; Jans-
sen medal, 09; two medals, Soc. Astron. de Mez;
Chevalier, Order of Saint James of Portugal.
Astron. Soc; Inst. Social Sci; Appalachian Mt.
Club (past pres) ; Am. Acad ; N. Y. Authors
Club; Harvard Travelers Club; hon. mem. Soc.
Astron. de Mez; hon. mem. Boyal Astron. Soc
Can; British Astron. Soc; assoc. Boyal Astron.
8oc. Photography; the solar system; Phoebe,
Saturn's ninth satellite; the moon; great nebula
in Orion; the leonids; brighter satellites of

Jupiter; Themis, Saturn's tenth satellite; Mars;
planet beyond Neptune; meteors and meteor-
ites; photometry of sun and moon; volcanoes
and volcanic phenomena; cometary investiga-
tions.

Pl<^ett» Prof. B(ethel) 8(tewart), University of
Illinois, TJrbana, 111. BorticuLtwe. TiUson-
burg, Out, June 4, 82. Assoc, grad, Ont. Agr.
Col, 00; B.S.A, Toronto, 04; M.8, Illinois, 06.
Sec'y and registrar, Ont. Agr. Col, 02-05; lec-
turer and asst. pomol, Illinois, 06-08; .prof,
hort, N. H. Col, 08-12 ; prof, pomol, Illinois, Ig-
Soc. Hort. Sci. Spraying of apple trees; cold
storage of apples; correlation in foliage and
fruit of strawberries; heredity in musbnelons
and squashes; formation of fruit buds in apples.

Pickett, Prof. P(ermeii) L(aytoii), College Sto-
tion, Pullman, Wash. Botany. Bakers Comer,
Ind, Jan. 10, 81. A.B, Indiana, 10, A.M, 12,
fellow, 18-14, Ph.D, 15. Critic teacher hot, In-
diana, 09-13, instr, 10-14; assoc. prof. Wash.
State, 14-18, prof, and head of dept, 18- A.A;
Bot Soc; EcoL Soc; Micros. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club; Fern Soc; Sullivant Moss Soc; West. Soc.
Nat; Ind. Acad. Morphology; ecology of ferns
and mosses.

Pieklar, Dr. WlUiam B(iigene), 830 S. Fourth
St, LouisviUe, Ky. Forestry. New Albany, Ind,
Aug. 25, 92. A.B, Wabash, 14; Ph.D, Illinois,
18. With hwr. plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr,
Diastase production.

Pidgeon, Dr. H(oward) A, Western Electric Co,
New York, N. Y. Physios. Pennsville, Ohio.
B.S, Ohio (Athens), 11, M.S, 12; Ph.D, Cornell,
18. Instr. physics, Ohio (Athens), 10-12; Cor-
nell, 13-18; research physicist, West. Eleo. Co,
18- Physical Soc. Magnetostriction; electron
emission from hot bodies.

Pi«nkow8k7, Arthur TChaddeus), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Wis, 73.
Ph.B, Chicago, 98. Teacher physics, high schools,
Chicago and Indianapolis, 98-03; assoc. physi-
cist, Bvr. Standards, 05- Physical Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc Constancy of standards of mass;
high precision weighing.*

Pierce, Prof. C(Iareiice) Adbery, Worcester
Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, Mass. Phys-
ics. Bedding, Conn, Nov. 4, 78. B.S, Wesleyan,
02, M.S, 04; Ph.D, ComeU, 08. Asst. physics,
Wesleyan, 02-04; instr, Cornell, 04-11; asst.
prof. elec. eng, Worcester, 11- Lab. asst. Bur.
Standards, 02-04, asst. physicist, 06. A. A;
Physical Soc. Electrical engineering; fluores-
cence and phosphorescence.

Pierce, Dr. a(eorge) WCaahlngton), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. *Physics. Webber-
ville, Tex, Jan. 11, 72. B.S, Texas, 93, A.M,
94; Harvard, 99, Ph.D, 00; Leipzig, 00-01.
Instr. physics, Harvard, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-
17, prof, and director, Cruft lab, 17- Nat.
Acad; Badio Eng. (past pres^; Physical Soc;
Elec Eng; Inventors Ouild; Am. Acad. Elec-
trical resonance; electric waves; liquid diffusion
and super-saturation; resonance in wireless
telegraph circuits; measurement of intensity of
sound; crystal rectifiers for alternating eur-
rents; electric oscillations and electric waves.

544

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Plaroo, Prof. Korval H(arvB7), 22 E. Washington
St, Chicago, 111. Medicine. Washington, D. C,
May 13, 63. M.D, Illinois, 85. Prof, ofol,
Chicago Post Grad Sch, 91-95; Chicago Poli-
clinic, 95-00; prof, laryngol, rhinol. and otol,
med, dept, Illinois, 14- Surgeon, various hos-
pitals. OtoL Soc. (pres, 17) ; Laryngol. Ass.
(pres, 19^; Laryngol. Bhinol. and Otol. Soc.
(pros, 04) ; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect.
laryngoL and otol, 15); Col. Snrg. Otology;
rhinology; laryngology.

Pierce, Boy Q(lflord), U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Forestry, Norfolk,
Nebr, Oct. 22, 84. A.B, B.S, Nebraska, 07 ; M.S,
Michigan, 08. Forest asst. and acting forest
supervisor, U. S. Forest Service, 08-12; tree
surgeon. Pa. Chestnut Blight Commission, 12-
13; forest pathologist, office blister rust control,
6ur. plant indust, V, 8, Dept. Agr, 15- A. A;
Soc. Foresters; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc.
Plant pathology; nursery practise; chestnut
blight, white pine blister rust and nursery dis-
eases.

Pierce, Dr. W(illiain) Dwight, 304 Continental
Trust Building, Denver, Colo. Entomology. Cham-
paign, III, Nov. 16, 81. A.B, Nebraska, 04, A.M,
07; Ph.D, George Washington, 17. Asst. state
entomologist, Miss, 04; special field agent, bur.
entom, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 04-19; v. pres, Gage-
Pierce Besearch Laboratories, 19-20; third v,
pres, trustee and managing director, hiol. dept,
The Mineral Metal and By-Products Co, tO-
A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Ecol. Soc;
Wash. Entom. Soc. Strepsiptera ; Rhipi-
phoridae; Rhynehophora and their parasites;
biology of the Rhynehophora of North Amer-
ica; catalogue of Rhynehophora of the world.

Plerpont, Prof. James, Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. *MathemMtics. B.S, Worcester,
86; Ph.D, Vienna, 94; LL.D, Clark, 09. Prof,
math, Yale. A. A; Math. Soc.

Piers, 'BsstY^ Provincial Museum, N. S. Technical
College, Halifax, N. S, Can. Zoology. Halifax,
Feb. 12, 70. High sch. Asst. librarian, Legis-
lative Library, N. S, 89-92; engaged in special
cataloguing work, 9^96; asst. Ubrarian, Legis-
lative Library, N. S, 96-99; deputy Jceeper Pub.
Records, N^ 8, 99-; curator, Prov. MusetMi, N.
8, 99-; librarian, Prov. 8cience Library, 00-
Supt. mines building. Province Exhib, 03-; in
charge Nova Scotian exhib, Jamestown Ei^os,
07; and Can. Nat. Exhib, Toronto, 08. N. S.
Inst. (rec. sec'y, 94-, librarian, 02-, ed,
'Trans'); hon. mem. Min. Soc. N. S. (librarian,
02-07 and ed, 'Jour,' volumes, 6-19); N. S.
Hist. Soc. (cor. sec'y, 07-). Archeology; bib-
liography; reptiles; batraehians; Orthoptera;
birds; fishes; mammals; geology.

Piezsol, Prof. Geo(rge) ACrthur), 4724 Chester
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. * Anatomy, Histology,
Embryology. Philadelphia, May 17, 56. C.E,
Polytech. CoL of Pa, 74; M.D, Pennsylvania,
77; Berlin, 86-87, 91; Wiirzburg, 87-88. Asst.
demonstrator histol, med. dept, Pennsylvania,
77-82, demonstrator, 82-00, prof, histol. and
embryol, 00-01, anat, 01- Mem. board of edi-
tors, 'Am. Jour. Anat.' A.A; Ass. Anat. (pres,
10); Soc. Zool; Philos. Soc; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians; Phila. Acad. Histology and embryology

relating to sense organs; development of the
pharynx, monstrosities, pigment, etc; develop-
ment of the sense organs.

Plersol, Dr. a(eorge) Morris, 1913 Spruce St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia, Oct
13, 80. B.S, Pennsylvania, 02, M.D, 05. Asst
instr. med, Pennsylvania, 07-09, instr, 09-12,
assoc, 12-20, prof, grad. sch, med, tO-; Woman's
Med. Cd. of Pa, 17- Asst. physician, Univ.
Hosp, 12-; Phila. Gen. Hosp, 17-- ed, 'Am.
Jour. Med. Sci,' 11- A. A; Am. I^hysicians;
Am. Med. Ass; Therapeut. Soc; Gastro-EnteroL
Ass; Climat. Ass; Phila. Path. Soc; feL Phila.
Col. Physicians. Internal medicine.

Piersol, Prof. W(illiaiii) H(iiiiter), 35 Dnnyegan
Boad, Toronto, Can. Embryology, Philadelphia,
Pa, Sept. 20, 73. B.A, Toronto, 95, M.B, 99 ; Lon-
don and Edinburgh, 99-00. Demonstrator biol,
McMaster, 96-98; lecturer bioL and histol, To-
ronto, 02-10, assoc. prof, histol. and embryol,
10- A.A; Ass. Anat; Boyal Can. Inst. Em-
bryology and natural history of Amphibia.

Pierson, OOiarles) J, College Park, Md. Entomol-
ogy. Ohio, April 12, 66. A.B, Stonford, 96;
A.M, California, 16. Teacher, pub. schools, 92-
13; zool. State Nor. Sch, San Jose, Calif, 13-
14; instr. sool. and entom, and asst. in research,
Mairyland, 14-19, prof, vert, morphol, 19- Asst,
biol. surv, Panama Bay, 96. Gold medal, La.
Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Entom. Soc. Geo-
metrid moth, Sabulodes caberata.

Pietenpol, Prof. W(llliam) BCrasser), 1429 Tenth
St, Boulder, Colo. Physics, Newkirk, Iowa,
March 26, 86. A.B, Cent. Col, (Iowa), 09;
A.M, Wisconsin, 14, Ph.D, 16. Asst. physics,
Wisconsin, 12-16; prof, Hope, 16-18; asst. prof,
Pittsburgh, 18-20; assoc. prof, Colorado, 20-
Physical Soc. Badiation; absorption; linear ex-
pansion at high temperatures.

Pieters, Dr. A(drian) J(olm), 7206 Blair Boad,
Takoma Park, D. C. *Botany. Alto, Wis, Nov.
18, 66. B.S, Michigan, 94, PhJD, 15. Asst. bot-
anist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-00, botanist in charge
seed and plant introduction and distribution,
00-06, seed grower, 06-10; instr. bot, Michigan,
10-15; agronomist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 16- A. A;
Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc.
Agron; Soc. Hort. Sci; Wash. Bot. Soc. Clover;
green manuring.

PUce, Prof. F(raiik) H(eDry), 437 W. 59th St,
New York, N. Y. ^Physiology, Aurora, HI,
Jan. 20, 76. A.B, Indiana, 03; Ph.D, Chicago,
07. Instr. physiol, Chicago, 07-11; asst. prof,
Columbia, 11-16, assoc. prof, 16- Instr. gen.
and Qomp. physiol, Woods Hole, 09; embryol,
biol. sta, Indiana, 04. A.A; Physiol. Soe; Soc.
Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ecol. Soc; Harvey Soc;
N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 18). Effect of pressnre
in the coronary vessels upon the deportment
of the heart ; resuscitation of the central nervous
system ;automaticity of the respiratory and other
bulbar nervous mechanisms; degenerate eyes of
the Cuban cave shrimp ; heredity of sex ; mechan-
ism of spinal shock; the phylogeny of function
in the central nervous system, with special refer-
ence to the segmental theory and the theory of
cerebral localization; the labyrinth, cerebellum
and vertigo.

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I

Pilcher, Dr. Lewis Stephen, 145 Gates Ave, Brook-
lyn, N. Y. Anatomyf Surgery. Adrian, Mich,
July 28; 45. AJB, Michigan, 62, A.M, 63, M.D,
66, LL.D, 00; Dickinson, 00. Adj. prof, anat,
L. I. CoL Hosp, 79-83; prof, surg, N. Y. Post-
Grad. Med. Sell, 85-95. Ed, 'Annals Surg,'
85-; surgeon, M. E. Hosp, Brooklyn, 87-07;
German Hosp, 00-08. Surg. Ass. (v. pres, 93,
pres, 19) ; N. Y. State Med. Soc. (pres, 92) ;
Kings Co. Med. Soc. (pres, 00) ; hon. mem. N.
Y. Surg. Soe; hon. mem. Phila. Acad. Surg;
assoc. fel. Phila. Col. Physicians.

Fillsbiiry, Prof. J(oahiia) PduminAr), Experiment
Stetion, West Raleigh, N. C. Horticulture
Buena Vista, Ohio, Dec. 7, 73. Certificate, Mo
Bot. Garden, 95; B.S, Pa. State, 10. Head gar
dener, Pa. State, 95-98, asst. hort, 98-10, asst
prof, hort, 10-11; N. C. Col, 11- A.A; Soc
Hort. Sci; N. C. Acad. Small fruits; floricul
ture; landscape gardening; fruit growing; plant
breeding.

Pillebiiry, Prof. W(alter) B(owers), University
of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Psychology.
Burlington, Iowa, July 21, 72. Penn (Iowa),
88-90; A.B, Nebraska, 92; Ph.D, Cornell, 96.
Instr. math, Grand Island, 92-93; asst. psychol,
Cornell, 95-97; instr, Michigan, 97-00, asst.
prof, philos. and director, psychol. lab, 00-05,
junior prof, 05-10, prof, psychol, 10- Collabo-
rator, 'Am. Jour. Psychol,' 97; 'Psychol. Rev,'
10; 'Jour. Educ. Psychol,' 10; non-res. lecturer,
Columbia, 08-09; Chicago, summer, 10. A. A;
Psychol. Ass. (pres, 10); Physiol. Soc; West.
Philos. Ass. (pres, 06). Reading; circulation in
relation to consciousness; fatigue of sensory
processes; attention; psychology of reasoning;
standards of intensity of sound; psychology of
nationality; language; luster.

Pilsbry, Dr. H(eDry) A(iign8tu8), Academy of
Natural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa. *Zoology,
Paleontology. Iowa City, Iowa, Dec. 7, 62. B.S,
hon. ScD, Iowa. Special curator, dept. Mol-
lusca, Aoad. Nat. Sciences, PhUa, 88- Ed, 'The
Nautilus,' 89-20. Philos. Soc; Phila. Acad;
cor. mem. London Zool. Soc; London Malacol.
Soc; Soc. beige de ZooL et Malaeol; Real Acad.
Cien. Madrid. Systematics; anatomy and phy*
logeny of land moUusks, of Cirripedes, etc.

Pinchot, aiflord, Milford, Pa. ^Forestry. Sims-
bury, Conn, Aug. 11, 65. A.B, Yale, 89, hon.
A.M, 01; Nancy, 90; hon. A.M, Princeton, 04;
ScD, Mich. Agr. Col, 07; LL.D, McGill, 09.
Consulting forester, 92-98; in charge forestry,
Biltmore estate, 92-94; mem. Nat. Forest Com-
mission, Nat. Acad, 95-96; confidential forest
agent to Sec 'y of the Interior, 97 ; forester, TJ. S.
Dept. Agr, 98-10; pres, Nat. Conservation Ass,
10-; State forester, Pa, tO- Mem. Committee on
Organization of Govt. Sci. Work and of Com-
mission on Pub. Lands, 03- ; Committee on Govt.
Dept. Methods, 05-; Inland Waterways Commis-
sion, 07- ; Nat. Conservation Commission (chair-
man, 08) ; Country Life Commission, 08-; Joint
Committee on Conservation (chairman, 08) ;
medal, Nat. Acad, 16. A.A; Forestry Ass; Soc.
Prom. Agr. Sci; Ass. Agr. Col; Nat. Conserva-
tion Ass. (pres, 10-) ; Min. Eng; Civil JIng; Am.
Geog. Soc; Econ. Ass; Acad. PoUt. and Social
Sci; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 08-). Directing re-

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search covering nearly the whole field of forestry
in the United States.

Pindmey, &(eabeii) M(arloii), Bozeman, Mont.
Chemistry. Macksburg, Iowa, Dee. 3, 80. B.S,
Nebr. Wesleyan, 06; A.M, Nebraska, 08. Asst.
chemist, Mont. Exp. Sta, 08- Chem. Soc.
Bleaching of wheat flour; effect of alkali on
Portland cement; alkali soils; organic matter in
soils.

Plnney, BCtb. Augnsta Boblnaon, 178 Main St,
Orange, N. J. Entomology, Botany. Orange,
N. J. Private sch. Principal, intermediate
dept, and teacher of physiol, zool. and art, Miss
Robinson 's Sch. for Young Ladies, 68-88. A.A;
Springfield ZooL^Club; Springfield Bot. Soc.
Injurious insects and their enemies; earth-
worms; Coccinellidae in destroying the elm
beetle; winter wild flowers of St. Petersburg,
Florida.

Pinney, Prof. Mary Edifh, Lake Erie College,
Painesville, Ohio. Biology. Iowa City, Iowa.
A.B, Kansas^ 08, A.M, 10 ; Bonn and Heidelberg,
11-12; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 18. Instr. zool, Kan-
sas, 12-13; demonstrator biol, Bryn Mawr, 13-
17; instr. zool, Wellesley, 17-19; prof, tiol. Lake
Erie, 19- A. A. Cytology; spermatogenesis of
insects; cytology of fish hybrids.

Plntner, Prof. Bodolf, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. *Psyehology. Lytham, Eng-
land, Nov. 16, 84. A.M, Edinburgh, 06; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 11. Prof, psyohol, Toledo, 12-13; instr,
Ohio State, 13-14, asst. prof, 14-17, prof, 17-
A.A; Psychol. Ass; Ohio Acad. Educational
psychology; reading attention and reaction time
of children; tests for mental classification of
children; mental tests of the deaf.

Pipaly FCrands) J(ohn), Purdue University, La-
fayette, Ind. Botany. Stermechy, Czecho-
slovakia, April 21, 81. A.B, Nebraska, 07, A.M,
11; Michigan, 07-08. Principal schools, Ben-
kelman, Nebr, 09-10; asst. hot, Nebraska, 10-
11 ; Purdue, 11-15, assoc, IS- Collaborator, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr. A. A; Phytopath.
Soe; Ind. Acad. Cereal smuts; eradication of
weeds.

Piper, Prof. Oharles V(ancoaYer), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Bot-
any, Agronomy, Victoria, B. C, June 16, 67.
B.S, Washington (Seattle), 85, M.S, 92; M.S,
Harvard, 00. Prof, entom. Wash. State, 92-93,
bot. and zool, 93-03; syst. agrostologist, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 03-04, agrostologist, OS- A.A; Soc.
Agron. (pres, 13) ; Soe. Prom. Agr. Sci; Wash.
Bot. Soc. (pres, 08); Wash. Biol. Soe. Tax-
onomy of spermatophytes ; forage crops.

Pitdher, Prof. A(rthnr) D(iiim), Adelbert College,
Cleveland, Ohio. Mathematics. Havensville,
Kans, June 17, 80. A.B, Kansas, 06, A.M, 07;
fellow, Chicago, 08-10, Ph.D, 10. Instr. math,
Kansas, 06-08, asst. prof, 10-11; Dartmouth,
11-15; prof, Adelbert, Western Beserve, IS-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. General analysis.

Pitman, Prof. Jolm HCimes), 328 Vassar Ave,
Swarthmore, Pa. Astronomy. Conshohocken,
Pa, April 7, 90. A.B, Swarthmore, 10, A.M, 11,
Lippincott fellow, 11-12; Lick Observatory fel-
low, California, 12-13. Instr. math, and astron,

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Swarthmore, 13-18, out. prof, 18- Astron. Soc.
Stellar parallax.

Pitttor, Ptof. H(6nri Ftm^ois), Garaeaa, Yene-
raela, Sonth America. Boiawy, Bthnography.
Bex, Switoerlandy Aug. 13, 57. A.B, Laiuanne,
75, B.S, "A.M, 76 J C.E, Swiss Polytech, 80;
Jena, 80-81. Swiss Topog. Surv, 81-82: prof,
aat. hist, Inst. Henehoz, 82-85; physieal geog,
Lausanne, 85-87; director, Gfeog. and Nat.
Hist. Surv, Costa Bica, 87-04; expert, United
Fruit Co, 04-05; bionomic investigator, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 05-19. A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Asa.
Geog; Wash. Anthrop. Soc; Wash. BioL Soc;
hon. cor. mem. Boyal Geog. Soc. and Boyal
Scottish Geog. Soc; hon. mem. Soc. des Sci.
Nat; Zurich Geog. Gesell; Soc. Cient. Ant. AIs;
Acad. Cienc. j Let. de San Salvador; Soc
Geog. de Madrid; Soc. Helv6tique des Sci. Nat;
Soc. Suisse de Bot; Berlin (Resell. Anthrop. una
Ethnog; Soc. Beige de Bot. Geography, climate
and native tribes of Costa Bica; flora of Central
America and Colombia ; economic plants of trop-
ical America; Indians of Colombia; flora of
Central and Sonth America; languages of Costa
Bican Indians.

Plant, Prof. L(oiiiB) O(laxk), Michigan Agricul-
tural College, East Lansing, Mich. Matnemat-
108. Nunica, Mich, Nov. 24, 70. Ph.B, Michi-
gan, 97; Chicago, 97-98, M.6, 04. Asst. math,
Bradley Polytech, 98-00, assoc, 00-04, instr, 04-
07; assoc. prof, Montana, 07-08, prof, 08-13;
Mich. Agr, Col, IS- A.A; Math. Soc; Eng.
Educ; Math. Ass. Geometrical applications of
Jaeobi's functions; optical transformations; in-
troductory mathematical analysis; agricultural
mathematics.

Plaakett, Dr. J(olm) SCtanley), Dominion Astro-
physical Observatory, Victoria, B. C. Astronomy,
AtftrophyHes, Near Woodstock, Ont, Nov. 17,
65. Woodstoek Col. Inst, 78-80; B.A, Toronto,
99; ScD, Pittsburgh, 13. Asst. physics, To-
ronto, 90-03; astronomer, Dept. Interior, Can,
05-17; director, Dominion Agtrophyaioal Ob-
servatory, 17" Lecturer, Toronto, 01; in charge
observational work, Can. eclipse exped. to Labra-
dor, 05. Fel. Boyal Soc Can ; f el. Boyal Astron.
Soc Can. (past pros); fel. Boyal Aatron. Soc
Orbits of spectroscopic binary stars; optical
properties of the telescope and spee^ograph;
orthochromatic and color photography; radial
velocities of stars.

Platty Dr. Charles, Boberts Bead, Ardmore, Pa.
Physiological ohemitiry. Montclair, N. J, March
16, 69. B.S, Lehigh, 90; Ph.D, Ohio (Athens),
92; M.D, Hahnemann Med. Col, Phila, 00; Hop-
kins, 93-94; Edinburgh, Paris, London, 94-00.
Chemist with Hiomas A. Edison, 90-91; prof,
chem. and toxicol, Rahnemann Med. Col, Phila,
94-09, emer. prof, 09-; practising physician, 09-
A.A; feL London Chem. Soc; hon. fel. London
Soc. Biol. Chem.

Piatt, Dr. Julia B(arlow), 105 Grand Ave, Paciflc
Grove, Calif. Anatomy, San Francisco, Calif,
Sept. 14, 57. Ph.B, Vermont, 81; Ph.D. Frei-
burg, 97. Anat. Gesell. Morphology; origin of
the nerves and head segments.

Plant, Dr. Edward, 630 Park Ave, New York, N.
Y. Chemistry. New York, Nov. 9, 91. A.B,
Princeton, 32; A.M, Columbia, 13, Ph.D, 16.

PUmptoB, Dr. SCaomel) JCamaa), Worcester Poly-
technic Institute, Worcester, Mass. Physics,
Hartford, Conn, March 9, 83. E.E, Yale, 08,
Ph.D, 12.' Student engineer. Gen. Elec Co, 08-
09 ; instr. physics, Yale, 12-13 ; Hopkins, 18-14 ;
Worcester, 14-20, asst, prof, tO- Assoc Physical
Soc Conduction of electricity through gases.

PUtt^ Prof. ObarlM OChriatiaii), 3933 Lowndes
Ave, Baltimore, Md. Botany, Baltimore, May
6, 69. Baltimore City Col, 81; Ph.G, Maryland,
91. Teacher hot, Baltimore City Col, 04-; assoc.
bot. and mat. med. and prof. veg. histol, Mary-
land, 07-20, hot. and mat. med, BO- A. A; Bot.
Soc; Sullivant Moss Soc; Fern Soc; Md. Acad,
(chairman, bot. sect). Microscopic investiga-
tion of drugs; lichens.

Plots, Dr. Hairy, 616 Bedford Ave, Brooklyn, N.
Y. Medicine, Paterson, N. J, April 17, 90.
M.D, Columbia, 13. Patholo^^, Mt. Sinai
Hosp, 13-17. Lieut, col, M.B.C; mem. Bed
Cross Commission to Serbia; adviser to Bul-
garian Gk>vt. on control of typhus fever. Deco-
rations, Serbian and Bulgarian Governments.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Im-
munol; Harvey Soc Typhus fever; relapsing
fever; control of vermin infestation.

Plongb, Prof. Harold HCenry), Amherst College,
Amherst, Mass. Biology, New York, N. Y,
April 5, 92. A.B, Amherst, 13; A.M, Columbia,
15, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Instr. hiol. Am
herst, 17-19, assoc. prof, 19- A. A; Ecol. Soc;
Micros. Soc; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.
Genetics.

Plowman, Dr. Amon B(entQii), 346 Crown 8t,
Akron, Ohio. Botany, Greenville, Ohio, Mav
14, 73. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 99; A.M, Ph.li,
Harvard, 05. Prof. nat. science, Eans. State
Nor. Sch, 05-06; hiol, Beaver, 06-09; Carroll,
0^15; Akron, 15- Director pub. health educ,
Akron, (^io. A.A; Bot. Soc; Pub. Health Asa;
Ohio Acad. Plant physiology and morphology;
forestry; anatomy of tiie Qrperaceae and Junca-
eeae; biology applied to health education.

Plum, Dr. H(arl87) M(artin), Standard Chemical
Co, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Ashville, Ohio.
A.B, Ohio State, 02, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Chicago, 14.
Teacher chem, high sch, Colorado Springs, Colo,
02-07; Cent. High Sch, Columbus, Ohio, 07-10;
East. Tech. High Sch, Cleveland, 10-12; assoc.
prof. agr. chem, Nebraska, 13-16; prof, 16-18;
research chemitet, Standard Chem, Co, 16-, asst,
pres, 18- A. A; Chem. Soc Badio-active con-
stituents of eamotite; toxicity in soils.

Plumb, Prof. 0(liarl6B) 8(iimner), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Animal hushandry,
Westfleld, Mass, April 21, 60. B.S, Mass. Col.
82. Asst. ed, 'Bural New Yorker,' 83-84: first
asst, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 83-87; prof, agr,
Tennessee, and asst director, Tenn. Exp. Sta,
87-90; prof, animal husbandry and dairying,
Purdue, and director, Ind. Exp. Sta, 91-02;
prof, animal husbandry, Ohio State, OB- Soe.
Animal Production; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Re-
lationship of animal form to function; animal
fibers and their uses; breed evolution.

Plmmner, F(redenk) B(yron), Bataafsehe Pe-
troleum Co, The Hague, Holland. Geology.
Hanover, N. H, Aug. 31, 86. B.S, Dartmouth,

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09; fellow, Chicago, 13-15. Asst. geol, Chicago,
10-11; instr, Vassar, 11-13; geologist, Boxana
PetroL Co, 15-20; Bataafsehe Petrol, Co, The
Hague, Holland, tO- Oeologist, Wis. Geol.
Sorv, summer, 14. A.A. Geology of the north-
ern White Mountains, New Hampshire; iron ore
districts in north-central Wisconsin; stratig-
raphy of Pennsylvanian formations of north
Texas.

Plujsmer, Dr. G«o(rge) W(illiaitt), Germantown
High School, Philadelphia, Pa. ChemiBtry.
Philadelphia, May 1, 86. B.S, Pennsylvania, 07,
Ph.I>, 10. Instr. gen. chem, Pennsylvania, 07-
10, anal, chem, 10-15; prof, ehem, Germantown
High 8ch, 15- Chem. Soe. Inorganic chemistry.

Plummer, Dr. J(ame8) K(emp), Baleigh, N. C.
Chemistry, Middleburg, N. C, Sept. 20, 86.
B.S, N. 0. Col, 07, M.8, 09; A.M, Cornell, 11,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. chemist, N. C. Exp. Sta, 07-
09; asst. chem, Cornell, 10-11; soil chemist, N.
C. Exp. Sta, 11-18; state chemist, Ni C, 18-
Chem. Soc. (pros, N. C. sect, 15); Soc. Agron.
Soil chemistry; mineralogy; bacteriology.

Plummer, Dr. S(amuel) O(raig), 4539 Oakenwald
Ave, Cniicago, 111. Swgery, Bock Island, HI,
April 27, 65. A.B, Augustana, 83; A.M, M.D,
Northwestern, 86, Ph.D, 00. Prof, anat, North-
western, 92-95, operatic Burg, 95-05, elin. prof,
surg, 05-08. Chief, surg. service, U.S.A. Base
Hosp. A.E.F, 18. Surg. Ass. Anatomy of the
middle meningeal artery; dystopic kidney.

Foats, Prof. T(homa8) QCrayson), Clemson Col-
lege, S. C. Thysics, Batesville, Va, Sept. 24,
71. M.E, E.E, Virginia, 06. Asst. eng. Mo.
Sch. Mines, 92-95; Virginia, 05-06; assoc. prof,
physics, Clemson, 98-10, prof, 10-19. A.A;
assoc. mem. Elec. Eng; Am. Geog. Soc; St. Louis
Acad. Mathematics.

Poffenberger, Prof. A(bert) T(heodore), Jr, Co-
lumbia University, New York, N. Y. Psychol-
ogy, Dauphin, Pa, Oct. 23, 85. A.B, Bucknell,
09; A.M, Columbia, 10, Ph.D, 12. Asst. psyehol,
Columbia, 11-12, lecturer, 12-14, instr, 14-19,
asst. prof, 19- Oapt. Sanit. C, 17-19. A. A;
Psyehol. Ass. Applied psychology; fatigue;
speed of nerve conduction; transfer of training;
mental effect of drugs; recognition memory.

Pogne, Dr. J(08eph) E(sekl6l), 29 Fifth Ave,
New York, N. Y. Industrial engineering,
Baleigh, N. C, June 6, 87. A.B, North Caro-
lina, 06, M.S, 07; Ph.D, Yale, 09; Heidel-
berg, 11. Asst. geologist, N. C. GeoL Surv, 06-
08; asst. miner, Sheffield Scientific Sch, Yale,
08-09; asst. curator, div. miner, U. S. Nat. Mu-
seum, 09-13; assoc. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv,
13-19; assoc. prof. geol. and miner. Northwest-
em, 14-17; curator, div. mineral technol, U. S.
Nat. Museum, 17-19; director, econ. research,
Sinclair Consol. Oil Corp, 19-21 ; consulting engi-
neer, tl- Asst. director, bur. oil conservation,
Fuel Ad, 17-19. A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Am. Geog. Soc^ Statist. Ass; Auto-
motive Eng; Petrol. Inst. Geology; geography;
industrial economics; energy resources of the
United States; petroleum.

PoUman, Prof. Angustiu a(rote), St. Louis Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Anatomy. Buifalo, N.
Y, Feb. 21, 79. M.D, Buffalo, 00; Freiburg, 01-
03. Asst. anat, Cornell, 00-01, instr, 01-03;

asst, Hopkins, 03-04; asst. prof, Indiana, 04-06,
assoc prof, 06-07, junior prof, 07-08, prof, 08-
13; prof, and director of dept, Bt. Louie, IS-
Instr. anat, California, summer, 18. A.A; Ass.
Anat; Am. Med. Ass; Ind. Acad; St. Louis
Acad. Comparative anatomy and embryology;
middle ear region in birds and mammals; vas-
cular system.

Poitrvin, Sngene, Geological Survey of Canada,
Ottawa, Can. Mineralogy, Montreal, Que, Dec.
2, 88. B.A.Sc, Polytech. Sch, Montreal, 11;
Harvard, 14; Cornell, 15. Asst. prof, mining
eng, Polytech. Sch, Montreal, 11-13; asst. min-
eralogist. Can, Oeol, Surv, IS- Can. Min. Inst.
Optical mineralogy; crystallography; geochem-
istry of eastern asbestos eamps in Quebec; min-
eralogy of the Black Lake Area.

Pollard, Charles L(oiiiB), Bethel, Maine. Botany,
New York, N. Y, March 29, 72. AJ3, Columbia,
93, A.M, 94. Asst. curator, U. S. Dept. Agr,
94-95; div. of plants, U. S. Nat. Museum, 95-
03; consulting botanist, G. and C. Merriam Co,
Springfield, Mass, 03-06; curator-in-diief^ pub-
lie museum, Staten Isl. Ass. Arts and Sciences,
07-13; pHvate tutor, IS- Ed, 'Plant World,'
99-07; contributor bot. terms, 'Suppl. Webster's
Int. Diet,' 00; 'Century Diet,' 03 •' Webster 's
New Int. Diet,' 03-06. A. A; Wild Flower
Preservation Soc. (sec'y, 02) ; fel. N. Y. Acad;
hon. mem. Wash. Biol. Field Club (pres, 00);
hon. mem. Phila. Bot. Club. Entomology and
botany of North America; genetics.

PoUitser, Dr. Sdgmimd), 1 W. 70th St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine. Richmond Co, N. Y, June 12,
59. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 79, A.M, 82 ; M.D,
Columbia, 84; Heidelberg, Berlin and Vienna,
84-86; Hamburg, 89-90. Adj. prof, dermat,
N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 06-09, prof, 10-15.
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Dermat. Ass. (pres,
14); Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med. (chair-
man, sect, dermat, 09-11) ; cor. mem. Ass.
frangaise de Dermat. Physiology; dermatology.

Pollock, Dr. Ja(me)8 B(arkley), 922 Church St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Botany, Plant pathology.
OrangeviUe, HI, Nov. 10. 63. B.S, Wisconsin,
93, M.S, 96; ScD, Michigan, 97; Leipzig, 97-
98. Teacher biol, high sdi, Austin, 111, 94-95;
asst. hot, Michigan, 95-97, instr, 98-06, asst.
prof, and later assoc, prof, 06- A. A ; Soc. Nat ;
Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States; Mich. Acad, (sec'y
and ed, 01-03, pres, 06). Mechanism of trauma-
tropic curvature of roots; transition from stem
to root in Echinocystis lobata; variation of the
prothallium in pollen grains of Picea ezcelsa
Link; Polysticlus hirsutus as a wound para-
site on mountain ash; fungi and soil biology;
carbon nutrition of a fungus; Sderotina causing
the brown rot of stone fruits; deposition of
marl by blue-green algae.

Pollock, Dr. Lewis John, 25 E. Washin^^on St,
Chicago, HL Neurology. Moscow, Bussia, April
18, 86. M.D, Hlinois, 06. Practising neuropsy-
chiatrist; asst, prof, neur, Northwestern, Neur.
Ass. Neuropsychiatry; pathological anatomy;
physiology of the nervous system.

Pomeroy, Prof. J(o]in) 0(alvi]i), 113 Mark Ave,
Syracuse, N. Y. Physics. Kincardine, Ont,
77. B.A, Queen's (Can), 07; fellow, Prince-
ton, 08-10, A.M, 09; McGill, 10-11; Iowa State,

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summers, 16, 17. Lecturer physical Alberta, 11-
12; instr, Iowa State, 12-17; prof, Mil. Col. of
6. C, 17-18; Hedding, 18-19; OMt. prof, Syra-
cuse, 19- A.A; Physical Soc; fel. Iowa Acad.
Electrification due to spraying; thermionics;
selenium.

Pomeroy, William Oynm, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Pliysics, Chicago, 111, Aug. 15, 91.
B.S, California, 14. Supt, Univ. Apparatus Co,
14-18,- asst. physics, California, 16-19, instr,
19- Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Engineering;
electricity.

Pond, Prof. PCrancis) J(one8), Stevens Institute,
Hoboken, N. J. Chemistry, Holliston, Mass,
April 8, 71. B.S, Pa. State, 92; Ph.D, GRJttin-
gen, 96. Instr. assaying. Pa. State, 96-01,
metal, 99-01, asst. prof, assaying and chem, 01-
03; eng, chem, Stevens, 03-09, prof, and du
rector, Morion Lab, of Chem, 09- A.A; Chem.
Soc. (v. chairman, N. Y. sect, 07-09). Organic
chemistry; chemistry of the terpenes; eugenol,
safrol, anethol and apiol.

Pool, Prof. Baymond J(olin), Station A, Lincoln,
Nebr. Botany. Wabash, Nebr, April 23, 82.
A.B, Nebraska, 07, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 13; Chicago,
summer, 08. Asst. hot, Nebraska, 05-07, instr,
07-09, adj. prof, 09-10, asst. prof, and curator
of herbarium, 10-11, assoc. prof, 11-14, prof,
14-, head of dept, 15- Director, Nebr. Bot.
Surv, 07-; on staff, biol. sta, Michigan, 10.
A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club;
Soc. Foresters; Forestry Ass; Bot. Cent. States;
Nebr. Acad, (treas, 09, pres, 17); Wash. Biol.
Soc. Plant histology, ecology and physiology;
mycology; relations of industrial operations to
vegetation.

Poole, Prof. J(une8) P(liimmer), 24 Prospect St,
Gloucester, Mass. Botany, Gloucester, May
6, 89. B.S, Maine, 12; A.M, Harvard, 18.
Instr. bot, Washburn, 12-13 ; asst. Kansas State,
13-16; Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 16-18;
asst, prof, Wyoming, 18-

Poole, B(obert) Frank, New Jersey Agricultural
Experiment Station, New Brunswick, N. J.
Flant pathology. Gray Court, S. C, Dec. 2, 93.
B.S, Clemson, 16; M.S, Butgers, 18. Asst, plant
path, Clemson, 16-17; Butgers, 17- Celery dis-
eases; root rots of truck crops.

Poor, Dr. Charles Lane, 35 E. 69th St, New York,
N. Y. *Astronomy, Astrophysics. Hackensack,
N. J, Jan. 18, 66. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 86,
M.S, 90; Ph.D, Hopkins, 92. Instr. math, Col.
City of N. Y, 86-88; instr. and later assoc. and
assoc. prof, astron, Hopkins, 91-00; lecturer,
Columbia, 03-04, prof, 04-10, celestial mech, 10-
A. A; Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Am. Acad; fel.
N. Y. Acad, (ed, 'Annals,' 01-); feL Boyal
Astron. Soc; Leipzig Astron. GeselL Periodic
comet of 1889, 1896 and 1903; perturbations
due to elliptic figures of Jupiter; figure of the
sun and possible variations in its size and shape;
the photo-heliometer ; tidal currents of the At-
lantic coast; simplified methods of navigation;
the line of position computer; the motions of
Mercury.

Poor, Prof. John M(errlll), Shattuck Observatory,
Hanover, N. H. Astronomy. West Newbury,
Mass, Jan. 28, 71. A.B, Dartmouth, 97; fellow,
Princeton, 00-02, Ph.D, 04. Principal, high

sch, Hanover, 97-98; instr. math, und astron,
Dartmouth, 98-00, astron, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-
15, assoc. prof, 15-17, prof, 17- A.A; Astron.
Soc; Math. Soc; Meteorol. Soc. Definite orbit of
comet 1900 b; orbits of asteroids; latitude of
Shattuck Observatory; orbit planes of double
stars.

Poor, Prof. Vincent O(olUna), 930 Packard St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathemo^ics. Oketo, Kans,
Jan. 31, 76. A.B, Kansas, 01; M.S, Chicago, 07,
Ph.D, 15. Prof, math, Mont. Wesleyan, 01-02;
Sweetwater Mil. Col, 03-04; principal, high sch,
Osage, Kans, 04-05; La Porte, Ind, 05-06;
teacher math, State Nor. Sch, Oskosh, Wis, 06-
07; instr, Michigan, 07-16, asst. prof, 16-
Math. Soc. Theory of asymptotic series; vector
analysis; hydrodynamics.

Popenoe, C(h&rle8) H(olcomb), IT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Manhattan, Kans, June 7, 84. Washburn, 99-
00; B.S, Kansas State, 05. Aast. entomologist,
Va. Truck Exp. Sta, 08; agent and expert, bur.
entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 09-13, entom. asst, 13-
18, asst. entomologist, truck crop insect investi-
gations, 18- A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Kans.
Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Anthrop. Soc. Economic and biological
entomology; mammalogy.

Popenoe, Paul, Thermal, Calif. Eugenics. Topeka,
Kans, Oct. 16, 88. Occidental; Stanford. Agr.
explorer on expeditions to Algeria, India and
Arabia, 11-13; ed, *Jour. of Heredity,' 13-17;
law enforcement sec'y, Social Hygiene Ass, 19-
20, exec, sec *y, 20 ; manager, Trop, Date Co, 20-
Capt, Sanit. 6, and director, sect, on vice and
liquor control; Commission on Training Camp
Activities, 17-19. A.A; Pomol. Soc; Oriental
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort. de PAlg4rie.
Plant and animal genetics; subtropical horticul-
ture; culture of the date palm; Arabic lan-
guage; social hygiene.

Popenoe, Wilson, Bureau of Plant Industry, Wash-
ington, D. C. Botany. Topeka, Kans, March 9,
92. Pomona. Agr. explorer, on expeditions to
India, Arabia, Algeria, Brazil, West Indies,
Guatemala, Costa Bica, Columbia and Mexico,
office of for. seed and plan;t introd, V, 8. Dept.
Agr, IS- A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Pomol.
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Fla. Hort. Soc; hon. mem.
Calif. Avocado Ass; Soc. Hort. de I'Alg^rie;
Soc. nat. d 'Acclimatation de la France. Eco-
nomic botany; culture of tropical and subtrop-
ical fruits.

Popp, H(enry) W(iUiam), Pennsylvania State
College, State College, Pa. Botany, Mill-
vale, Pa, Nov. 19, 92. B.S, Pa. State; Carnegie
Inst. Tech. Asst. zool. and entom. Pa. State,
16-17; in charge biol. dept. Cent. State Nor.
Sch, Pa, 17-20; instr. bot. Pa. State, BO- A.A;
Bot. Soc. Plant pathology and physiology.

Porter, Prof. C(harle8) A(llen), 116 Beacon St.
Boston, Mass. Surgery. Cambridge, Mass,
Sept. 9, 66. A.B, Harvard, 88, A.M, M.D, 92.
Instr. surg, H-arvard Med. Sch, 97-09, asst. prof,
09-16, prof. Clin, surg, 16- Surg. Asa; Soc. Clin.
Surg; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass; Soe. Cancer
Research; hon. mem. Am. B(5ntgen Ray Soc;
Int. Soc. Surg. X-ray carcinoma; exophthalmic

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goitre; surgery of peripheral nerves; local anes-
thesia.

Porter, Prof. C(liarles) W (alter), Berkeley, Calif.
Chemistry, Morgan, Utah, May 16, 80. B.S,
Utah Col, 06; A.M, Harvard, 09; Ph.D, Califor-
nia, 15. Prof, chem, Utah Col, 07-17; asst.
prof, California, 17-20, assoo. prof, ISO- Chem.
Soc; Utah Acad.

Porter, Prof. Dwight, 149 Hawthorne St, Maiden,
Mass. Engineering. Hartford, Conn, Aug. 28,
55. Ph.B, Yale, 80. Special agent on water
power reports, tenth census, 80-83; instr. math,
Mom, Intt. Tech, 83-85, civil eng, 85-87, asst.
prof, 87-90, assoc. prof, 90-96, prof, hydraul,
eng, 9tf- Civil Eng; Eng. Ednc; New Eng.
Water Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng. Hy-
draulic and sanitary engineering.

Porter, Prof. Eugene L(yinaii), 1353 E. Ninth St,
Cleveland, Ohio. Physiology. Springfield, Massi
May 10, 81. A.B, Harvard, 04, Ph.D, 12, re-
search fellow, 12-13; A.M, Mich^an, 08. Asst.
prof. nat. science, Transylvania, 04-06; prof,
Adrian, 05-07; asst. zool, Michigan, 07-08;
teaching fellow physiol. Harvard, 08-12; instr,
Simmons, 13-15; Pennsylvania, 15-18; asst.
prof. Western Beserve, 18- A. A; Physiol. Soc.
Keflex irritability of the spinal cord.

Porter, P(red) B(ake(r), 1109 Samuels Ave, Ft.
Worth, Tex. Chemistry. Eldora, Iowa, Sept.
24, 81. B.S, Kansas, 02, Ch.E, 06. Asst. chem-
ist, Swift and Co, Chicago, 02-06; chemist.
Sewage Purification Works, Port Worth Tex,
06-07; Swift Fertilizer Works, 07-12; pres, Ft.
Worth Laboratories, IfS- Chem. Soc. Industrial
and engineering chemistry; sewage works;
pebble phosphate rock; acid chamber operation;
commercial fertilizer.

Porter, Mts. Q. Q. (Dr. Bthel Chamberlain), 320
Migeon Ave, Torrington, Conn. Psychology.
Chicago, 111, Jan. 14, 85. A.B, Lombard, 06;
fellow, Bryn Mawr^ 08-09; Chicago, 09-11,
Ph.D, 11. Instr. psychol, Lombard, 05-06.
Child psychology; tests; Purkinje phenoi^enon.

Porter, Harry F(rank), 636-640 E. State St,
Trenton, N. J. Slectrieal engineering. Trenton,
N. J, Feb. 28, 94. E.E, Princeton, 16. Sec'y,
Pyroelectric Instrument Co, 16-20; treas. and
worJcs manager, Ajax Electrothermic Corp, tO-
Electrochem. Soc. Measurement of high tem-
perature; thermionic control of electrical and
mechanical apparatus; fusion of refractory ma-
terials; electrical precision apparatus.

Porter, H(olbrook) F(itB) J(ohn), Fifth Avenue
Building, New York, N. Y. IndusiridL engineer-
ing. New York, Feb. 28, 58. M.E, Lehigh, 78.
Engineer, Delamater Iron Works, 78-82; N. J.
Steel and Iron Co, 82-84; engineer and supt,
Columbia, 84-90; asst. chief, mech. dept, Co-
lumbian Expos, 90-94; sales manager, Beth-
lehem Steel Co, 94-01; v. pres. and gen. man-
ager, Westinghouse Nemst Lamp Co, 01-04;
conavXting indust. engineer, 04- Lecturer
metal, of iron and steel, several technical
schools, 94-98 ; business administration, Harvard
and N. Y. Univ; investigator social hygiene,
Russell Sage Foundation, 10 ; expert fire preven-
tion, N. Y. State Factory Invest. Commission,
14. Seo'y, organizing committee. Int. Cong.

Test. Mat, 12. Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; Acad.
Polit. and Social Sci; N. Y. Efficiency Soc.
(founder and sec 'y, .12-). Cost accounting and
business administration in factories.

Porter, Dr. Horace C(liamberlain), 1833 Chestnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Urbana, 111,
July 13, 76. A.B, Illinois, 97, B.S, 99, M.S, 00;
A.M, Harvard, 01, Ph.D, 03. Chemist, Solvay
Process Co, Syracuse, N. Y, 03-06; research
chemist, fuel investigations, V. 8. Bur. Mines,
07-15; The Koppers Co, 15-17; capt, ordnance
dept, 17-19; consulting chemist and chem. engi-
neer, 19- Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Am. Gas
Inst. Organic chemistry; orthobenzoquinone ;
chemistry of fuels; destructive distillation of
coal ; coking and by-products.

Porter, Dr. J(ame8) P(ertice), Clark College, Wor-
cester, Mass. Psychology. Hillsboro, Ind, Sept.
23, 73. A. B, Indiana, 98, A.M, 01 ; hon. fellow,
Clark, 03-04, Ph.D, 05; ScD, Waynesburg, 17.
Teacher, high sch, Veedersburg, Ind, 93-94;
principal, Kentland, 95-97; teacher science^
Streator, HI, 98-00 ; instr. psychol, Indiana, 00-
03; CJarJc Col, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-12, prof.
It-, acting dean, 09-10, dean, 10-; insir. psychol,
Clark, 10- Instr. neur, biol. sta, Indiana, sum-
mers, 01-03, lecturer educ. psychol, 08, 14, 17;
Columbia, 13 ; Wash. State, 15. Mem. Int. Zool.
Cong. A. A; Psychol. Ass. Instinct in spiders;
psychology of tiie English sparrow and other
birds; intelligence tests of high school and col-
lege students; effect of social experience on per-
ception and judgment; multiple choice methods
of measurement.

Porter, Prof. Jamee Temple, University of Ten-
nessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Physics. Bath Co, Va,
Sept. 29, 73. A.B, Bandolph-Maeon, 95, A.M,
98; fellow, Hopkins, 04-05, Ph.D, 05. Student
asst. physics, Hopkins, 03-04; instr, Williams,
05-06; adj. prof, physics and astron, Bandolph-
Maeon Woman's Col, 06-08; assoc. prof, Ten-
nessee, 08-10, prof. 10-, asst. dean, 19. Selec-
tive reflection in tiie infra-red spectrum.

Porter, Prof. J(ermaln)Q(ilder8leeve), Cincinnati
Observatory, Cincinnati, Ohio. *Astronomy.
Buffalo, N. Y, Jan. 8, 52. A.B, Hamilton, 73,
A.M, 76, hon. Ph.D, 88; Berlin, 73-74. Asst.
prof, astron, Hamilton, 75-78; with U. S. Coast
and Oeod. Surv, 78-84; director, Cinoinnati Ob-
servatory, and prof, astron, CincynwUi, 84- ' As-
tron. Jour.' comet prize, 94. Astron. Soc;
Wash. Acad. Proper motion of stars; motion of
the solar system in space; variation of latitude;
comet orbits.

Porter, Prof. J(olin) B(on8all), 130 McTavish St,
Montreal, Can. Mining engineering. E.M, Co-
lumbia, 82, Ph.D^ 84; hon. ScD, Cape Town,
05. Instr. mining and mech. eng, Cincinnati,
84-87; mining and railroad engineer, 88-95;
prof, mining eng, McOUl, 96-, chairman, faculty
applied science, 18-20. Min. Eng; Civil Eng;
C^ Inst. Eng. (pres) ; Can. Min. Inst. (v. pres) ;
Can. Eng. Standards Ass. (mem. exec, com-
mittee); British Inst. Civil Eng; British Inst.
Min. Eng; British Inst. Min. and Metal. Ore
dressing and concentration; local problems in
economic geology; theoretical considerations un-
derlying the mechanical separation of minerals;
engineering education; coal resources of Canada.

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Porter, Prof. M(iltoii) B(rockett), UniverBity of
Texas, Austin, Tex. ^Mathematics, ShermaxL,
Tex. Nov. 22, 69. B.S, Texas, 92; A,M, Har-
vard, 95, Ph.D, 97. Instr. fnath, Texas, 97-99;
Tdler 99-02, asst. prof, 02-04; prof, Texas, 04-
Math. Soc;* Math. Ass. Differentia] equations;
function theory.

Porter, Prof. BCoyal) A(rth!ir), Syracuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse, N. Y. Physics. Adair, HI, Feb.
8, 77. B.S, Northwestern, 01, M.S, 02; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 12. Ibxstr. physics, Syracuse, 03-05,
asst. prof, 05-06, assoc. prof, 06-12, prof, 1$-
A.A; Physical Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Astron.
Soc; Badio Eng. Effect of atmosphere on are
spectra; vacuum tube rectifiers.

Porter, Prof. Thomas L(aiuixig), Washington and
Jefferson College, Washington, Pa. Physics.
Evanston, HI, July 17, 83. B.S, Northwestern,
07; fellow, Clark, 07-11, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 10.
Asst. physics, Northwestern, 06-07: instr, Clark,
08-09; Colo. Col, 11-12; Cincinnati, 12-18, prof.
Washington and Jefferson, IS- Research asst.
to Prof. Webster, Clark, 07-08, 09-11. AJL;
Physical Soc; Ass. Prof. Damping of vibra-
tions and elastic hysteresis in metal bars.

Porter, Prof. W(iUlaiii) T(ow]iMiid), Harvard
Medical School, Boston, Mass. ^Physiology.
Plymouth, Ohio, Sept. 24, 62. M.D, St. Louis
Med. Col, 85; Kiel, Berlin and Breslau, 87-98;
LL.D, Maryland, 07; ScD, Washington (St.
Louis), 15. Acting supt, St. Louis City Hosp,
86-87; asst. prof, physiol, St. Louis Med. Col,
87-88, prof, 88-93; asst. prof, Rarvard Med.
8eh, 98-98, assoc. prof, 98-06, prof. comp.
physiol, 06- Physiology of growth; the circula-
tion; the spinal cord; respiration; muscle; phys*
iologieal apparatus.

PoBoy, Prof. 0(he8ley) J(iuitin), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Geography. Troy,
m, Jan. 26, 73. Illinois, 09; fellow, Chi-
cago, 04-05, 11-12, M.S, 05. Principal school,
Minier, HI, 95-97; supt. schools, Leroy, HI, 00-
01; instr. high sch, LaPorte, Ind, 01-03; Univ.
Hifi^ Sch, Chicago, 03-04; head of dept. State
Nor. Sch, Mankato, Minn, 05-11; instr. geol,
Wisconsin, 12-13; asst. prof, geog, Minnesota,
13-20; assoc. prof, Kansas, BO- A. A; fol. Am.
Geog. Soc. Begional geography.

Posey, Dr. W(ilUa)m Campbell, 2049 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia,
July 5, 66. A.B, Pennsylvania, 86, M.D, 89;
Berlin, Gottingen, Paris and London, 90-92.
Surgeon, Wills Eye Hosp, 00-18; prof, ophthal,
Phila. Polyclinic, 02-18; consulting surgeon, 18-
Ophthal. surgeon, Howard Hosp ; chaixman. Pa.
Commission on Conservation of Vision; ed. Am.
edition, 'Nettleship's Ophthalmology'; co-editor,
'A System of Diseases of the Eye'; 'The Eye
and Nervous System.' Am. Med. Ass. (chair-
man, ophthal. sect, 09); Ophthal. Soc; Phila.
CoL Physicians. Ophthalmology; hygiene of
the eye.

PosQjak, Dr. Bdigeoe) W(aldeiiiar), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D.C. Physical ehem-
istry. Moscow, Bussia, June 28, 88. Ph.D,
Leipzig, 12. Besearch assoc. physical ehem,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 12; chemist, geophys. lah,
Carnegie Institution, IS- A. A; Chem. Soe;

Wash. Acad. Imbibition pressure; sulphids of
copper; hydrated ferric ozids; the system
Feii0..80,.H,0.
Poet^ Oharles A(lfred), Bayport, L. I, N. T.
Astronomy. New York, N. Y, Jan. 6, 44. LLB,
Columbia, 63, hon. A.M, 00. A. A; Astron. Soc;
Pacific Astron. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad; feL Boyal
Astron. Soc. Astronomical photography; me-
teor radiants.

Poteat^ Dr. William Louis, Wake Forest, N. C.
Biology. Caswell Co, N. C, Oct. 20, 56. A.B,
Wake Forest, 77, A.M, 89; Berlin, 88; Woods
Hole, 93;- LL.D, Baylor, 05; North Carolina,
06. Tutor classics. Wake Forest, 7S-B0, asst.
prof. nat. science, 80-83, prof, biol, 8S-, pres,
OS- Pres, N. C. Teachers' Assembly, 97; mem.
State Board ibuuniners, 97, 98; Gay lecturer,
Theol. Sem Louisville, Ky, 00; Brooks lecturer,
Hamilton Theol. Sem, Colgate, 05; Holland
Foundation lecturer, Southwestern (Tex.) Theol.
Sem, 15. Fel. N. C. Acad, (pres, 02).

PotBdamer, Louis S(aiiiter), 1818 N. Broad St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Philadelphia,
Oct. 16, 91. B.S, Pennsylvania, 13, Ch.E, 18.
With Toeh Brothers, 13-18; Chem. Pigments
Corp, 19- With C.W.S, U.S.A, 18-19. CSiem.
Soc Barium; sodium prussiate; tung oiL

Potfeengw, Dr. Franda M(anoii), Monrovia, Calif.
Medicine. Slater, Ohio, Sept. 27, 69. Ph.B,
Otterbein, 92, A.M, 07, LL.D, 09; Ohio Med.
Col, 92-93; M.D, Cincinnati Col. Med, 94; Eu-
rope, 94-05, 07, 09. Pres. and med. director,
Pottenger Sanatorium, Monrovia, Calif, OS-;
lecturer tuberculosis and dimat, med. dept,
Southern California, 04-05, prof. elin. med, 05-
09, diseases of the chest, 14-20. A. A; Am. Med.
Ass; Therapeut. Soc. (pres, 14); Am. Aead.
Med; Ass. Tuber; Pub. Health Ass; Climat.
Ass; Soc. Immunol; S. Calif. Anti-Tuber. League
(pres, 03-06) . Diseases of the lungs and Haoat ;
tuberculosis; reflex spasm and degeneration of
the musdes and soft tissues following inflam-
mation in the lung.

Potter, Alden A(rcliibald), Bureau of Census,
Washington, D. C. Crop statistics. Minneapolis,
Minn, Oet. 12, 84. BJLgr, Minnesota, 09. Asst.
cereal pathologist, bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 09-20; special agent, div. agr, bur. Census,
U. S. Dept. Commerce, SO- A.A. Pathology of
cereals.

Potter, Dr. P(rederick) O(lyde), State Hospital,
Kalamazoo, Mich. Psychiatry. Wyoming Go,
Pa, July 10, 82. M.D, MedicoChirurg. Col,
Phila, 09. Asst. physician, Norristown State
Hosp, 10-13; pathologist. Cent. Ind. Hosp. In-
sane, 13-18; asst, dept. nervous and mental dis-
eases, Indiana, 13-16, assoc, 16-18; with U.S.A,
18-19; pathologist. State Hosp, Kalama90o,
Mich, 19- A.A; Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass; Soc. Bact; Phila. Path. Soc. Spinal
fluid in mental diseases.

Potter. Ptof. Oeo(rge) FCrederick), Durham,

N. H. Horticulture. Madison, Aug. 7, 91.
B.S.A, Wisconsin, 13, M.S.A, 16; ComelL Inatr.
hort, Wisconsin, 13-18, asst. prof, Wiseonsin,
18-20; prof, N. H. Col, BO- A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc
Hort. Sci. Inheritance in beans; fumigating
plants with HCN gas; winter root injury to
fruit trees.

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551

Potter, Dr. Paul D(avid), Sprague Warner and
Co, Chicago, IlL Chemigtry, Webtter Oity,
Iowa, Sept. 20, 85. A.B, Wifleonsin, 08, A3i,
10; Ph.D, Chieago, 12. Instr. ehem, Pa. State,
06-10, asst. prof, phyueal ehem, 11-12; ehief
ehemiit, Sprague Warner and Co, if- Chem.
Soe. Compounds of alkali metala with tellu-
linm; eqnilibrinm in the system water-arsenie
pentozid.

Potter, Dr. Peter, Murray Hospital, Butte, Mont.
Anaiomy. Dade Co, Mo, Nov. 24. 75. B.8, Mis-
souri, 01, M.8, M.D, 08. Instr. oiol, Acad, Co-
lumbia, Mo, 96-99; bioL and physics, high seh,
99-00; asst. anat, Missouri, 01-08; assoo. prof,
St. Louis, 03-07; practieimg ewge&n, 07" Ass.
Anat; St. Louis Biol. Soc. Topography of the
thoracic and abdominal Tiscera (by the cross
section method) ; the Comfort teat as a method
of refraction.

Potter, W(miam) B(ancroft), General Electric Co,
Schenectady, N. T. SJeoirioal englneerk^.
Thomaston, Conn, Feb. ISV^* ^^^ "ch. With
£. H. Judd (machinist), Hartford, Conn, 81-87;
steam and elec construction, Thomson-Houston
Elee. Co, 87-90, asst, ry. eng. dept, 90-95; ehief
engineer, ry, depi, Oen, Elee. Co, 9S-* A.A.;
Elec. Eng; Meeh. £ng; Civil Eng; Naval Arehit.
and Marine Eng. Application of electrically
transmitted power to transportation.

Potts, Dr. Ohacles 8(ower), 2018 Chestnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Newrology. Philadelphia,
Jan. 30, 64.^ M.D, Pennsylvania, 85. Assoc.
neur, Pennslyvania, 00-07 ; prof, Medico-Chimrg.
Col, Phila, 07-17; prof, Penneylvania, 17- Neu-
rologist, Phila. Gen. Hosp. Neur.Ass; Am. Med.
Aas; Phila. Col. Physicians; Phila. Neur. Soc.
(past pros) ; Phila. Psychiat Soc. (past pros).
Nervous and mental diseases; medical and sur-
gical electricity.

Potts, Dr. Iionis M(axweU), 463 Weet St, New
York, N. Y. Phyeiee. Ckmonsburg, Pa, Oct.
30, 76. A.B, Washington and Jefferson, 96;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 00. Teacher, high soh, Wash-
ington, Pa, 96-97; student asst, Hopkins, 99-
00; elec engineer, Bowland Telegraphic Co, 00-
02, constructing engineer, 02-04, chief engineer,
04-10; Universal Telegraphie (^, 10-15; Uni-
versal Machine Co, 1&-20; engineer, Wetiem
Elee. Co, ISO- A. A; Physical Soe; assoe. Elec.
Eng. (sec'y, Baltimore sect, 09-20); Soc. de
Physique. Measurements of alternating currents
by the electrodynamometer; printing and ma-
chine telegraphs.

Pound, Dr. Boscoe, Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass. *Boianiy. Lincoln, Nebr, Oct. 27,
70. A.B, Nebraska, 88, A.M, 89, Ph.D, 97,
LL.D, 13; Harvard Law Sch, 89-90; LL.D,
Michigan, 13; Chieago and Missouri, 16; Brown,
19; Harvard^ 20. Asst bot, Nebnuka, 88-89;
director, Nebr. Bot. Surv, 92-08 ; jndge. Supreme
Court, Nebr, 01-03 ; dean, coL of law, Nebraska,
03-07; prof, law. Northwestern, 07-09; Chicago,
09-10; Harvard, 10-15, deafly law eeh, IS- Ed,
'HI. Law Review,' 07-09. A.A; Bot. Soc:
Micros. Soc; Am. Bar Ass; Ecol. Soc; Ass. Prof.
Phytogeography.

PoTili, Prof. Alfred H(ubert) W(illiaiii), N. Y.
State College of Forestry, Syracuse, N, Y.
Plant pathology. Detroit, Mich, March 25, 89.

A.B, Michigan, 12, fellow, 15-16, Ph.D, 16.
Instr. bot, Michigan, 16-17; special lecturer
foreot mycol, N. Y. State Col. Foreetry, Syra-
oute, 17-18, aset. prof, foreet hot, 18-- Crypto-
gamie botanist, Mich. State BioL Surv, summer,
14. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Forestry
Ass; Midi. Acad. Mucoraceae; forest pathol-
ogy; mycology.

PoweU, Dr. A(Uted) &(idiard), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemigtry. Athens,
Ohio, Feb. 1, 91. B.S, Kansas, 14; A.M, Ne-
braska, 15; Ph.D, Illinois, 18. Asst. chem, Ne-
braska, 14-15; Illinois, 15-18; asst. gas chemist,
U. S. Bur. Minee, 18, aset. org. ehemiit, 19-
Second lieut, C.W.S, 18-19. (3iem. Soc. Or-
ganic compounds in the soil; sulphur in coal.

PowOU, a(eorge) Harold, Consolidated Realty
Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Pomology.
Ghent, N. Y, Feb. 8, 72. B.S.A, Cornell, 95,
M.S.A, 96. Horticulturist and entomologist,
Delaware, 96-98, horticulturist, 98-01; asst.
pomologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 01-04, pomologist
in charge fruit transportation and storage in-
vestigations, 04-09, asst. chief, bur. plant indust,
10 ; sec 'y and manager, Citrus Protective League,

- 11-12; gen. manager, CaUf. Fruit Orowere Ex-
' change, li- In charge, perishable food div.
Food Ad, 17-19. Pomol Soc; Soc Hort. Sci.
Fruit storage, transportation and distribution.

Power, Prof. OUrletoH BOderkln), New York
State College for Teachers, Albany, N. Y.
Phyeiee. Palmyra, N. Y, Feb. 28, 85. B.S,
Rochester. 08; PhJ), Cornell, 15. Asst. instr.
phyeiee, Cornell, 10-12, instr, 12-15 ; N. Y. State
Col. Teaehere, 15-18, aset. prof, 18- Physical
Soo. Phosphorescence.

Power, Dr. Frederick B(elding), Bureau of Chem-
istry, Washington, D.C. ^ChemMry. Hudson,
N. Y, March 4, 58. Phila. CoL Pharmacy, 72-
74; PhJ), Strasbourg, 80; LL.D, Wisconsin, 08.
In charge, chem. lab, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 80-
88 ; prof, pharmaceut. chem. and mat. med, Wis-
eonsm, 88-^2; director, laboratories, Fritssche
Brothers, 92-96; Wellcome Chem. Research
Laboratories, London, 96-14; in charge, phyto-
eh&m. lab, hur. ohem, V. S. Dept. Agr, 16-
Ebert prize. Am. Pharmaceut. Ass, 77, 02, 06;
gold medal, St. Louis Expos, 04; silver medal,
Lidge, 05: gold medal and diploma of honor,
Milan Exhib, 06; gold medal, Franco-Britidi
Ezhib, 08; grand prize, Brussels Ezhib, 10;
gold medal and diploma of honor, Turin Ezhib,
11; Hanbury gold medal, London, 18. U. 8.
delegate. Int. (^ng. for Unification of Formulae
of Potent Medicaments, Brussels, 08. A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. (v. pres, 04-06) ;
Pharmaceut. Ass; hon. mem. Wis. Pharmaeent.
Ass; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 18); hon. mem.
Phila. CoL Pharm; London Chem. Soe; hon.
mem. British Pharmaceut. Conf ; Chem. Gesell;
hon. mem. Soc Boyale Phann. de Bmzellas.
Phytochemistry;, essential and fatty oils.

Poweza, Dr. Oharlee A(iidrew), University Club,
Denver. Colo. Surgery. Lawrence, Mass, Feb. 2,
58. MJ), Oolumbiiy 88; hon. A.M, Denver, 01.
Surgeon to out-patients, N. Y. and Chambers
St. Hospitals, N. Y. City^ 85; attending surgeon,
St. Luke's and Qtn. Mem. Hoepitals, 98; St.
Luke*s and City Mospitaile, Denver, 96-; prof.

552

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9wrgy Denver, 98- Consulting surgeon, Mercy
Hosp, Denver; major, M.C. and surgeon, Am.
Ambulance Hosp, Paris; lieut. col, 19- Surg.
Ass. (v. pres, 03^ treas, 06, pres, 12) ; Am. Med.
Ass. (chairman, sect, surg^ 04) ; Soe. Cancer
Control (pres). Denver Clin, and Path. Soc;
Soc. Int. de Chirurg.

Powers, Prof. J(08eph) H(orace), 2751 Garfield
St, Lincoln, Nebr. Zoology, Hebron, Wis, Jan.
22, 66. B.S, Wisconsin, 89, fellow, 89-90; Ph.D,
Oottingen, 92; Oeneva, 92-93; Columbia, 93-94.
Prof. zool. Doane, 94-05; asst. prof, and later
adj. prof, Nebraska, 05-09, prof, 09-16, micrO'
seopist, 16- Micros. Soc; Nebr. Acad. Experi-
mental evolution; variation; mutation in As*
planchna and Hjdra; heredity of sex in Hydra
dioceia; variation in Amblystoma.

Poynter, Dr. Oharles W(llUam) M(cCk>rkIe), 4216
Douglas St, Omaha, Nebr. Anatomy. EurekAi
111, 75. B.S, Nebraska, 98, M.D, 02. Head,
dept, anat, Nebraska, IB- t A. A; Ass. Anat;
Am. Med. Ass; Anthrop. Ass. Embryology;
anthropology.

Praeger, Prof. W(illlain) E(mi]in8), 421 Douglas
Ave, Kalamazoo, Mich. Botany. Belfast, Ire-
land, Sept. 10, 63. B.S, Illinois, 00; M.8, Chi-
cago, 03. Instr, high schools, 111, 03-05; prof,
biol, Kalamasoo, 05- Lecturer, univ. exten, Chi-
cago, 02-03; teacher, Deseret Summer Inst,
Logan, Utah, 04; teacher, Western State Nor,
Kalamazoo, summers, 06-07. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Micros. Soc; Wilson Ornith. Club;
assoc. mem. Ornith. Union; Mich. Acad. (v.
pres, pres, 11). Ecology.

Prager, Dr. William L(oni8), College of the City
of New York, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
New York, Jan. 8, 82. B.S, Col. City of N. T,
00; M.S, N, Y. Univ, 04; fellow, Clark, 07-08,
Ph.D, 08. Tutor chem, Col, City of N, 7, 02-07,
instr, 08-15, asst, prof, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Esterification and steric hindrance; organic syn-
thesis; tautomerism.

Prather, Prof. John M(cOlellan), 4152 Washing-
ton Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Zoology, Felicity,
Ohio, Sept. 8, 64. A.B, Antioch, 91; Harvard,
94, A.M, 95 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 01. Asst. bot. and
zool. Harvard, 95-97; embryol, Chicago, 00-01;
prof. biol. and physics, Antioch, 97-99; instr,
biol, Cincinnati, 01-02; high sch, 8t. Louis, Ot-
A.A. Anatomy; hypophysis in Amia ealva;
skeleton of Salanx mierodon.

Pratt^ Dr. Frsderick H(av«n), 4 Newbury St,
Boston, Mass. Physiology, Worcester. Mass,
July 19, 73. A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 98, MJ),
06; Oottingen, 99; Worcester, 0<M)1. Aast.
physiol. Harvard, 01 ; instr. physiol and hygiene,
Wellesley, 0^12; prof, physiol, Buffalo, 12-19;
hon. fellow biol, Clark, 19-20; teaching feUow
physiol, Harvard, BO- A. A; Physiol. Soc.
Cardiac nutrition; capillary pore eleetrode; all-
or-none contraction of muscle fiber; recording
apparatus; tetanus; fatigue; lecture method;
mercury tube key.

Piatt, Prof. Henry S(herring), Haverford College,
Haverford, Pa. ^Zoology, Toledo, Ohio, Aug.
18, 59. A.B, Michigan, 82; admitted to Ohio
Bar, 85; Leipzig, Freiburg and Geneva, 88-92;
zool. sta, Villef ranche-Bur-mer ; FhJ), Leipzig,

92; Harvard, 92-93; Innsbruck, 02-03; Graz,
09-10. Instr. biol, Haverford, 93-98. assoc.
prof, 98-01, prof, 01- Instr. comp. anat. Cold
S]pring Harbor, 96-; Tortugas lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, 08-09; Commission for relief in Bel-
gium, 16-17 ; investigator forest zool, N. Y. State
Col. Forestry, Syracuse, 17. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Soc. ZooL (sec'y-treas, east, branch, 05, 06);
Ecol. Soc; cor. mem. Wash. Helminth. Soc;
Cambridge Entom. Soe. (pres, 97). Embryology
and metamorphoses of insects; flatworms; struc-
ture and classification of trematodes and
cestodes.

Pratt, Prof. James B(i88ett), Williamstown,Ma»R.
Psychology. Elmira, N. Y, June 22, 75. A.B,
Williams, 98; A.M^ Harvard, 99, PhJ), 05;
Berlin, 01-03. Instr. phUos, Williams, 05-06,
asst. prof, 06-13, prof, 13- Philos. Ass. (v. pres,
19); Psychol. Ass. Psychology of religion.

Pratt, J(olm) F(ranelB), U. S. Coast and Geodetic
Survey, WashiTigton, D. C. Geodesy, Topog^
raphy. Hydrography, Pomfret, Vt, June 18, 48.
B.S, Dartmouth, 71. Aid, V. 8. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 71-79, sub-asst, 79-84, asst, 84- Asst.
astronomer, transit of Mercury exped, 78 ; Venus,
82; chiefs Alaska boundary expeditions, 92-94;
exploration and survey of delta of Yukon Biver,
98; coast surveys of Bering Sea, southeastern
Alaska and Hawaii, 99-05; Philippine Islands,
08-11; inspector, U. S. Geol. Surv, 11-20. In
command, magnetic exped. to N. Pacific Ocean,
Carnegie Institution, 05. A.A ;^ Wash. Acad ;
Thayer Soc. Eng. Practical geodesy; commer-
cial development of Alaska, Hawaiian Islands,
and Philippine Islands; eartJiquake movement in
California.

Pratt, Dr. Joseph HCersay), 317 Marlboro St. Bos-
ton, Mass. Pathology, Medicine. Middleboro,
Mass, Dec. 5, 72. Ph.B, Yale, 94; M.D, Hop-
kins, 98; A.M, Harvard, 01. Asst. path, Boston
City Hosp, 98-00, asst. visiting pathologist, 01-
02 ; instr. path, Harvard, 00-02, aast. theory and

Sractise of physics, 02-09, instr, 09-18. A.A;
.ss. Path, and Bact ; Soc. Exp. Biol ; Am. Physi-
cians; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. CHin.
Invest. Histology of pneumonia; the blood
platelets; filaria sanguinis hominis; benign
tumors of the thyroid gland; typhoid baeillns in
intestinal contents; differentiating typhoid and
colon bacilli in feces; blood platelets; metabo-
lism in pancreatic disease ; experimental anemia ;
class method of treating tuberculosis among the
poor; thrombus formation; pancreatic diabetes;
metabolism in gout; digitalis.

Pratt, Dr. Joseph Hyde, Chapel Hill, TT. C.
Geology, Mineralogy, Hartford, Conn, Feb. 3,
70. Ph.B, Yale, 93, Ph.D, 96. Instr. miner,
Yale, 95-97; state mineralogist, N. C, GeoL
Surv, 97-05, state geologist, OS-; lecturer. North
Carolina, 98-04, prof, eeon. geol, 04- Instr,
summer sch. Harvard, 95; field asst. geologist,
U. S. Oeol. Surv, 99; coal-briquetting investiga-
tions, 05-06; col, corps engineers, 17-19. A.A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and MetaL Soc
(councilor) ; Am. Peat Soc. (pres, 07—09) ;
Am. Geog. Soc; Forestry Ass; hon. mem. Ap-
palachian Eng. Ass; N. C. Acad; N. f . Aead.
The occurrence and origin of ore deposits ; chem-
ical and physical properties of minerals.

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553

Pratt, Dr. L(e8t6r) A(lb«rt), 303 Washington
Sty Winchester, Mass. Chemistry. Manchester,
N. H, Aug. 2, 85. B.S, N. H. Col, 09, M.S, 1 1 ;
Ph.D, Pittsburgh, 13. Asst. chem, N. H. Col,
09-10, instr, 10-11; research chemist, Mellon
Inst, 13-16; direotor research lab, Merrimao
Chem. Co, Wohum, Mass, 16- Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc.

Pratt, Prof. L(yile) 8(taart), 22 Ziegler Tract,
Penns Grove, N. J. Chemistry. Strong, Maine,
Jan. 5, 90. A.B, Bowdoin, 12; Ph.D, Hopkins,
15. Asst. chem, Hopkins, 13^-15; instr. org.
chem, Virginia, 15-16, adj. prof, chem, 16-17;
research ^lemisi, E. 7. dvPont de Nemowrs and
COf 17- Asst. state chemist, Maine, summer, 14.
A. A; Chem. Soc Benzoic acid; thiocarbonilid.

Pratt, Mexxitt B(6rry), 821 Forum Building,
Sacramento, Calif. Forestry. Paw Paw, lU,
Oct. 3, 78. B.S, Chicago, 03; M.F, Yale, 05.
Forest asst, U. 8. Forest Service, 05-09, deputy
forest supervisor, Tahoe Nat. Forest, Calif, 09-
14; asst. prof, forestry, California, 14-18;
deptUy state forester, Calif, 18- Soe. Foresters.
Forest utilization; wood technology; fire pro-
tection.

Preble, Edward A(lezander), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Ornithology,
Mammalogy. Somerville, Mass, June 11, 71.
High sch. Field naturalist and asst. biologist,
biol. surv, U. 8. Deft. Agr, 92- Mem. Omith.
Union; Am. Greog. Soc; Soc. Mammal; Wash.
Biol. Soe. Biological investigation of the Hud-
son Bay, the Athabaska and Mackenzie regions,
Canada.

Preble, Dr. Sobert B, 30 Michigan Ave, N, Chi-
cago^ 111. Medioine. Chicago, March 14, 66.
A.B, Michigan, 89, hon. A.M; iH.'D, Northwest-
em, 91. Frof. med. Northwestern, 00- Cheva-
Mer Legion d'honneur. Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass.

Prentice, O(harleB) F(rederick), Singer Building,
New York, N. Y. Optics. Brooklyn, N. Y,
June 24, 54. M.E, Boyal Polytecfa, Karlsruhe,
Germany, 74. Special lecturer optom, Columbia,
10- Pres, N. Y. State Board of Examiners in
Optom, Univ. State of N. Y, 08-; collaborator,
'Am. Ency. of Ophthal,' 13- Optical Soe; N.
Y. Optical Soc. (pres, 95, 96). Physical and
physiological optics.

Preecott, Prof. Samuel O(ate), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Bio*
logical chemistry. South Hampton, N. H, April
5, 72. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 94; Woods Hole,
96; Berlin and Copenhagen, 00. Asst. biol,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 95-96, instr, 96-03, asst. prof,
03-09, assoc. prof, 09-14, prof, 14-; acting head
of dept, 10. Instr. bacter, Framingham Nor.
Seh, 98-03; Simmons, 03-11; director, Boston
Bio-Chem. Lab; major, Sanit. C, 17-19, lieut.
eol, 20; in charge, div. dehydration, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 19-20; collaborator, ' Centralblatt fiir
Baiter.' A. A; Soc Nat; Soe. Baet. (v. pres,
8ec*y> 0^> 07, pres, 19, representative, Nat. Ee-
seorch Council, 20) ; CSiem. Soc; Soc Chem. In-
dust; Am. Acad. Bacteriology, espeeially indus-
trial; water and food bacteriology; enzymes;
microbiology.

Presoott, Dr. W(ilUam) H(erbert), 330 Hyde
Park Ave, Boston, Mass. Medicine. Concord,

Mass, Aug. 30, 60. M.D, Harvard, 88. Asst.
supt, Boston City Hosp, 88-90; med. director,
Boston Pub. Inst, 96-97. Ass. Path, and Bact.

Pressey, Dr. Henry A(lbert), 111 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Rydraulio engineering. Lewis-
ton, Maine, Sept. 24, 73. B.S, George Washing-
ton, 93, Ph.D, 05; C.E, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96.
Instr. civil eng, George Washington, 98-01, prof,
99-01; hydrographer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 98-00;
consulting engineer, 00- Consulting engineer,
N. Y. State Water Supply Commission, 08.
Civil Eng; Elec. Eng; Forestry Ass. (director) ;
New Eng. Water Works Ass; Wash. Eng. Soc.
Hydrography; water powers in United States.

Pressey, Dr. Sidney L(eavitt), 317 E. University
St, Bloomington, Ind. Psychology. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Dec 28, 88. A.B, Williams, 12; A.M,
Harvard, 15, Ph.D, 17. Asst. psychologist and
intern, Psychopathic Hosp, Boston, 16-17 ; instr.
psychol, Indiana, 17- Psychol. Ass. Educa-
tional, physiological and abnormal psychology;
mental tests.

Preston, Dr. OarletoH E(stey), 11 Danville St,
West Boxbury, Mass. Botany. Boston, Mass,
Nov. 21, 78. A.B, Harvard, 99, A.M, 00, travel-
ing fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 02. Asst, dept. bot.
Harvard, 00, temporary asst, Gray Herbarium,
01; asst, Yale Forest Sch, 01-02; with Manning
Bros, landscape architects, Boston, 02-03;
teacher nat. sciences, high sdi, Lawrence, Mass,
03-07; submaster, Bennett Sch, Boston, 07-08;
junior master biol. and chem, Charlestown High
Sch, Boston, 08-11; biol, English High Sch,
Boston, 11- Temporary asst. micros, food anal.
Conn. Exp. Sta, 02. Structure of flowering
plants, especially desert vegetation.

Prets, Harold W(llUam), 368 Union St, Allen-
town, Pa. Botany. Allentown, Nov. 18, 77.
Pub. sch ; hon. M.S, Muhlenberg, 14. A.A ; Bot.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Pern. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club;
Phila. Bot. Club. Pteridophytes; spjermato-
phytes; flora of Lehigh Co, Pennsylvania; An-
tennaria canadensis.

Price, Prof. HCarvey) L(ee), Blacksburg, Va.
Hortiouttwre. Prices' Fork, Va, March 18, 74.
B.8, Va. Polytech, 98, M.S, 00. Instr. hort, Va.
Polytech, 00-03, prof, and horticulturist, Va.
Exp. Sta, OS-, dean, agr. dept, 08- A.A; ^oc

' Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc; Va. Hort. Soc. Phenol-
ogy; inheritance in vegetable hybrids.

Price, Prof. H(omer) O(harles), Newark, Ohio.
Agriculture. Newark, Feb. 13, 75. B.S,(Agr),
Ohio State, 97; M.S.A, Cornell, 99. Asst. hort,
Ohio State, 99-01, prof. hort. and forestry, 01-
03, prof, rural econ. and dean, col. agr, 03-15;
commercial apple orchardist, 15- Mem. board
agr, Ohio, 17-; chairman fed. milk commission,
Ohio, 18. Bural credit and cooperation in agri-
culture.

Price, Dr. T(homa8) M(alcolm), District Build-
ing, Washington, D. C. Fhysiological chemistry.
Darlington, Md, April 11, 79. B.S, Md. Col,
99; M.S, George WashinyB^ton, 00, Ph.D, 03.
Chemist, Md. Exp. Sta, 99-02; instr. chem,
George Washington, and biochem, med. sch, 02-
05, asst. prof, 05-09, prof, physiol. chem, 09- ;
scientific asst. biochem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-08,
senior biochemist, 08-10, chemist in charge meat

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inspection laboratories^ 10-20; chemist, D. C,
Dept. of Health, ISO- A.A; Chem. Soe. Di-
gestibility of plain, cooked and pasteurized
milk; digestibility of milk treated with preserva-
tives; effects of baking powders and preserva-
tives on digestion; the isolation of animal and
bacterial enzymes; vegetable enzymes and their
toxic effects; anilin dyes; determination of
starch in meats.

Price, Dr. W(i]liam) Armstrong, Jr, Johns Hop-
kins ITniversity, Baltimore, Md. Geology. Rich-
mond, Va, March 27, 89. A3^ Davidson, 09;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 13. Instr. geol, West Virginia,
13-U, asst. prof, 14-19; paleontologist , TT. Va.
GeoL Surv, IS-; geologist, Sager-Boltitaille Co,
19- Rodman, XT. $. Geol. Snrv, summers, 10, 11 ;
field asst, Md. Oeol. Surv, summers, 10-13; py-
rite investigator, Bur. Mines, 18; lieut, O.R.C,
18- A.A; Paleont. Soc; fel. Geol. Soc; W. Va.
Sci. Soe. Invertebrate paleontology of the
Pennsylvanian system of West Virginia and
Maryland; stratigraphy of Paleozoic strata of
West Virginia.

Price, William B, Box 388, Waterbury, Conn.
Metallwrgy. New Haven, Conn, Sept. 22, 77.
Ph.B, Tale, 02. Chief chemist and metaUwrgist,
ScoviU Mfg. Co, OfS- Chem. Soc; Inst. Metals
(senior v. chairman) ; Min. Eng. (director, 18) ;
Soe. Test. Mat; Electrochem. Soe; British Inst.
Min. and Metal. Brass metallurgy.

Prldiard, Henry S(ewaU), 1516 Prick Building,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering. Philadelphia, Pa,
June 26, 59. Pub. sch. Broker's clerk and asst.
bookkeeper, 73-81; topographer. Pa. R. R. Go,
81-84; chief draughtsman, N. J. Steel and Iron
Co, 84-91, chief engineer, 91-00; designing en-
gineer. Am. Bridge Co, 00-01, statistician, 01-
14; expert, railway econ, U. S. Steel Corp, 14-
16; analytical engineer, Am. Bridge Co, 16-
Gold medal, West. Pa. Eng. Soe; Croes medal.
Civil Eng. A.A; Civil Eng. Steel railway
bridge members; ideal and eccentrically loaded
columns; flexure; elasticity, fatigue, and effects
of straining iron and steel.

Priest, Irwin QdUespie), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. *Physio$. Holmes Co, Ohio,
Jan. 27, 86. A.B, Ohio State, 07. Lab. asst,
Bur. Standards, 07-08, asst. physicist, 08-15,
assoo. physicist, 15-19, physicist, 19- A.A;
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc Interferometry; wave lengths;
colorimetry; color standardization; spectro-
photometry; photometry; absorption spectra.

Priest^ Prof. Ward OCnrtlss), 41 Judson St, Can-
ton, N. Y. Physios. Canton, June 16, 86. A.B,
St. Lawrence, 07; A.M, Harvard, 10. Teacher
Feienee, Plattsburgh High Sch, 07-08; instr.
physics St. Lawrence, 08-09; Tufts, 10-11; St.
Lawrence, 11-12, prof, If- A.A. Acoustics.

Prima, Dr. Frederick, 131 E. 66th St, New York,
N. Y. Pathology. Baltimore, Md, March 3, 81.
B.S, Pennsylvania, 02, M.D, 05. Instr. surg,
Pennsylvania, 07-11 ; assoc. cancer research, Co-
lumbia, 18-20, asst. prof, BO- Ass. Cancer Re-
search; Ass. Path, and Bact; Harvey Soe.
Cancer.

Primrose, Prof. A(lexaader)» 100 College St,
Toronto, Can. Surgery. Pictou, N. S, 61.
M.B, CM, Edinburgh, 86; Middlesex Hosp, Lon-

don, 87; M.R.C.S, 88. Prof, anat, Toronto, 92-
06, assoe. prof. din. surg, 97-18, prof, 18-
Surgeon to Toronto Oen. Hosp; col, M.C, C.E.F,
England, France and Salonika, 15-18. Surg.
Ass; Royal Med. and Chirurg. Soe. Myology of
the anthropoid ape; anatomy; tuberculous dis-
ease of the bones and joints.

Prince, Ptof. Alexander LConie), Yale Medical
Sohool, New Haven, Conn. Physiology. Paris,
Franee, May 25, 84. M.D, Yale, 10. Instr. anat,
Yale, 11^12, instr. med. and asst. physioL and
Pharmacol, 12-13, instr. physiol, 13-16, asst.
prof, le- Lieut and capt, M.C, 17-19. AJ^.;
PhysioLSoc; Soc. Exp. BioL Cardio-respiratory
physiology; the otic labyrinth.

Pxlnoe, Ptof. A(rtliar) W(anen), 606 Main St,
Jackson, Tenn. Chemistry, Physics. Ironton,
Mo, Nov. 4, 79. A.B, William Jewell, 04,
A.M, 05; Chicago, 07, 14, 20. Principal pub.
sdiools, Annapolis, Mo, 01-02; instr. physics,
William Jewell, 04-05; Head, sd. dept. West.
MiL Aead, Upper Alton, 111, 05-08; Union
(Tenn), 08- A.A; Chem. Soc; Tenn. Aead.
(mem. exec, board, 12-14).

Prince, Prof. B(dward) B(m6Bt), Fisheriea De-
partment, Ottawa, Can. Zoology, Ichthyology.
Leeds, England, May 23, 58. St. Andrews, 80-
84, LL.D, D.Sc; Edinburgh, 8^85; Cambridge,
86-98. Senior demonstrator sool, Edinburgh,
85; naturalist, nmrine lab, St. Andrews, 85-89;
prof. zool. and comp. anat, Royal Infirmary Med.
Col, Glasgow, 90-93; commissioner of fisheries^
Can, 93^ Univ. exten. lecturer, St. Andrews, 86-
90; sec'y, Scottish Bait Commission, 87; exam-
iner biol, Royal Col. Physicians, Edinburf^, 92-
93; chairman, Board Biol. Directors, Can, 02-
10; naturalist, Irish Deep Sea Investigations,
92; representative for Can. Int. Fisheries Com-
mission, 0&-; sec'y, Can. Biol. Board; biol.
committee Stefansson exped, 13-18; mem. Ot-
tawa Wild Life Protection Board. Int. Fish-
eries Cong, Paris, 00; Can. delegate, Int. Fish-
eries Cong, Washington, 08. Fisheries Soc.
(pres, 20-); Royal Soc. Can. (pres, bioL and
geol. sect, OT) ; Ottawa ^eld Nat. Club (pres,
00-09); Ottawa Lit. and Sci. See. (pres, 96-
98); British Ass. (see'y, biol. sect, 97, v. pres,
sool. sect, 09); Glasgow Nat. Hist. Soe. (v.
pres, 93); Andersonian Nat. Hist. Soc Glas-
gow (pres, 92). Embryology of fishes; animal
morphology; fishing industries; embryology of
teleosts; Canadian zoology; comparative psy-
chology and esthetics.

Prince, Prof. Morton, 54 Devonshire St, Boston,
Mass. *Medicine. Boston, Dec. 21, 54. A3.
Harvard, 75, M.D, 79 ; LL.D, Tufts, 10. Physi-
cian nose and throat, Boston City Hosp, 8&--85,
neurologist, 85-17; consulting physician, 17-;
instr. newr, Harvard Med. Sch, 95-^8 ; prof, med.
sch. Tufts, 02-10, emer. prof, 10- Distriet phy-
sician, Boston Dispensary, 81-82, neurologist,
81-86; ed, 'Jour. Abnormal Psyehol'; lecturer
abnormal psychol, California, 10- A.A; Am.
Physicians; Neur. Ass. (pres, 09); Psychol.
Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Boston Soc. Neur. and
Psychiat. (pres, 05) ; Boston Soc Med. Improv.
General medicine; neurology; psychology; disin-
tegrated personality, hysteria, tiie subconacioos
and allied problems in abnormal psychology.

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Prlndle, Louis M(areiu), U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. C. Geology. Great Barring-
ton, Mass^ Aug. 28, 65. A.B, Williams, 87;
Munich, 90-91; Hopkins, 93; Harvard, 00-01.
GeoL aid, V. 8. Geol. 8urv, 02-03, asst. geol-
ogist, 04-07, geoloffist, 08- A. A; GeoL Soc;
Wash. GeoL Soc.

Prins, Dr. Homuum, University of Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia, Pa. Fharmacology. Sehwitters-
dorf, Germany, June 13, 68. D.D.8, Michigan,
96, M.D, 01, hon. A.M, 12 ; BerUn, 13-14. Prof,
mat. med. and therapeut, Washington (St.
Louis), 00-13, director research lab, 10-13;

» prof, mat, med, and therapeut, Penneylvania,
14- Fifth Int. Cong. Dentistry, Berlin, 09.
AJL; cor. mem. Cent. Verein Zahnarste. Dental
maferia mediea and therapeutics; dental formu-
lary.

Pritehard, F(i6derick) J, Bureau of Phint In-
dustry, Washington, D. C. Botany, Camanehe,
Iowa, Dec. 24, 74. B.S, 04. Instr. hot, N. Dak.
Col, 04-05, asst. prof, 05-07; asst. plant breed-
ing, Cornell, 07-09; bot, Wisconsin, 09-10;
pkmt phyaiologiat, bur, plant induat, V, 8, Dept,
Agr, 10- A.A; Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc
Plant pathology and plant breeding.

Pritdhett^ Pxes. Henry S(iiiltb), The Carnegie
Foundation, 576 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y.
*A8tronomy, Oeodesy, Fayette, Mo, April 16,
57. A.B, Pritchett, 75; Ph.D, Munich, 94;
LLJ), Hamilton, 00; Pennsylvania, Harvard and
Yale, 01; Hopkins, 02; Michigan and Williams,
06; Toronto, 06; Brown, 08; Miami, 10; Ver-
mont, 11; Washington (St Louis), 15; McGill,
17; Western Beserve, 18; hon. ScJ), Tufts, 05;
Stevens, 08; DXitt, Whitman, 19. Asst. as-
tronomer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 78-80; as-
tronomer, Morrison Observatory, 80-81; prof,
astron. and director, observatory, Washixigton
(St. Louis), 81-97; supt, U. S. Coast and Gfeod.
Surv, 97-00; pree, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00-06;
Carnegie Foundation for Adv, of Teaching, 06-
Mem. board of trustees, Carnegie Institution,
06-; Metropolitan Museum of Fine Arts, 16-
A.A; Astron. Soc; assoc. fel. Am. Acad: Philos.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Astron. GeseU. Positions of
fixed stars; double star systems; comet orbits;
orbits of satellites; stellar parallax.

Frobert, Prof. Frank H(oliuan), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Mining, London,
England, June 13, 76. Assoc, Royal Sch. Mines,
London, 97. Mine manager and mining engi-
neer, 97-16; prof, mining and dean, eol, mining,
California, 16- Consulting engineer, U. S. Bur.
Mines. Min. and Metal. Soc; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Inst. Min. and Metal. Gt. Britain. Metal-
lurgy; copper deposits.

Proctor, Prof. Oha(rls)8 ACIbart), Hanover, N. H.
Physios. Hanover, N. H, Sept. 15, 78. A.B,
Dartmouth, 00; Ph.D, Chicago, 09. Asst. phys-
ics, Chicago, 03; instr, Missouri, 04-07; asst.
prof, Dartmouth, 07-18, prof, 18- A. A; Phys-
ical Soc; Optical Soc; Math. Soc. Measurement
of refractive indices with interferometer; varia-
tion of mass of an electron with change in
velocity; physiological optics.

Proctor, BCIflS ISary, 79 Gloucester St, London, S.
W, England. Astronomy, Dublin, Ireland. Grad,
CoL of Preceptors, London, England. Lecturer

popular astron, United States, Canada, Aus-
tralia, New Zealand, France and England.
A. A; British Astron. Ass; hon. mem. Toronto
Astron. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc; Boyal
MeteoroL Soc. The popularisation of astronomy.

ProQty, Prof. W(Illia)m P(rederick), University
of North Carolina, Chapel HiU, N. C. Geology.
Putney, Vt, Aug. 15, 79. B.S, Syracuse, 03,
M.S, 04; feUow, Hopkins, 05-06, Ph.D, 06.
Instr. geol, Syracuse, 03-04; asst, Md. GeoL
Surv, summers, 04, 05; assoc. prof. geol. and
miner, Alabama, 06-12, prof, geol, 12-19; chief
asst. state geologist, Ala, 06-19; prof, strati-
graph, geol, North Carolina, 19-; geologist, N.
C. Geol, 8wrv, 19- Asst. U. S. GeoL Surv, sum-
mer, 06. A. A; feL GeoL Soc; Min. Eng;
SeismoL Soc ; N. C. Acad. Manlius formation of
Onondaga Co, New York; Meso-Silurian of
Maryland; oil, marble and flake graphite of
Alabama.

Pmcha, Prof. Harti]i J(olm), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, DL Bacteriology. Bohemia, 74.
Ph.B, Wesleyan, 03, M.S, 08 : f eUow, ComeU, 10-
11, Ph.D, 13. Asst. bacteriologist, N. Y. Exp.
Sta, Geneva, 03-08, assoc. bacteriologist/ 08-12;
instr. plant physiol, Cornell, 12-13, asst. prof,
13 ; dairy hacter, Illinois, 18-16, assoc prof, 16-
20, prof, go-, asst. chief, Bxp, 8ta, 13-16, assoo,
chief, le- Soc Bact. Bacterial control in dairy
products.

Prudden, Dr. T(h6ophil) Mitdhell, 160 W. 59th
St, New York, N. Y. •Pathology. Middlebury,
Conn, July 7, 49. A.B, Yale, 72, M.D, 75, LL.D,
97. Asst. and director, Lab. of Alumni Ass, 78 ;
prof, path, Columbia, 91-09, emer, prof, 09-
Mem. board of directors. Rockefeller Inst. Med.
Research. Nat. Acad; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Am. Physicians; Anthrop. Ass; Am. Acad; N.
Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc; feL N. Y.
Acad. Pathology and bacteriology; American
archeology.

Pryor, Prof. Joseph W(ilUaan), State University
• of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky. Anatomy, Pal-
myra, Mo, April 3, 56. M.D, Missouri, 76.
Prof, anat, and physiol, Kentucky, 90- A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Anat. Differences in the
time of ossification of the male and female
skeleton.

Pa<dmar, W(ilUam) ACogost), 535 N. Dearborn
St, CHiicago, HL Pharmaceutical chemistry.
New Holstein, Wis, Feb. 24, 64. Ph.G, Illinois,
85; Heidelberg, 93; hon. PharJ), Pittsburgh,
10; hon. Phar.M, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 18.
Asst. bot, sch. of pharmacy, Dlinois, 88-90,
prof, chem, 94-09; sec*y, councU on pharmacy
and chem, arid director, chem. lab. Am. Med.
Ass, 09- Mem. committee on revision, U. S.
Pharmacopoeia, 09- A. A; Chem. Soc; Pharma-
ceut. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Chem. GeselL Alka-
loidal estimations; decomposition of mydriatic
alkaloids.

Puffer, Prof. W(iUla)m L(ewiB), 198 Mt. Vernon
St, West Newton, Mass. Bleetrical engineering.
Sudbury, Mass, July 15, 60. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 84. Asst. elec. ^ng, Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-
86, instr, 86-93, asst. prof, 93-01, assoc. prof,
01-07; consulting elec, expert, 07- Mem. jury
of awards. Pan- Am. Expos, 01. Elec. Eng. Pa-
tent preparation and presentation.

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Pulling, Prof. Howard E(dward), 201 Weston
Road, Wellesley, Mass. Botany. Wausau, Wis,
Feb. 3, 86. A.B, Beloit, 10; feUow, Wisconsin,
12-13^ Ph.D, 15. Instr. hot, Wisconsin, 13-15;
Hopkins, 15-19; asst. prof, Wellesley, 19-^0,
a^soc. prof, gO- Research asst. bot, desert lab,
Carnegie Institution, summer, 13. A. A; Bot.
Soc. Plant physiology; capillary water in soils;
sunlight; growth in plants.

PnmpeUy, Prof. Eaphael, Newport, R. I. *Geology,
Owego, N. Y, Sept 8, 37. Private schools; Royal
Sch. Mines, Freiberg, 56-60; LL.D, Princeton, 20.
Geologist, Japanese Govt, 60-63 ; special commis-
sioner, Chinese Govt, 64; prof, mining geol, Har-
vard, 66-75 ; chief div, U. 8. Geol. Surv, 79-81 ;
director. North Transcontinental Surv, 81-84;
chief div, U. 8. Geol. Surv, 84-90; conductor,
archeol. and physiographic explor. to Cent. Asia,
Carnegie Institution, 03-04. State geologist,
Mich, 70-71; director, Mo. Geol. Surv, 71-73.
Int. Geol. Cong. (v. pres, 91). Nat. Acad; A. A;
Geol. Soc. (pres, 05); Ass. Geog; Am. Acad;
Philos. Soc; N. Y. Acad; cor. fel. Edinburgh
Geol. Soc; cor. mem. Berlin Gesell. fur Erd-
kunde; etc. Physical geography; archeology;
archeology and physiography of Central Asia.

Pnnnatt, Dr. P(ercy) W(ithers), 170 Spring St,
Rochester, N. Y. Chemistry. Rochester, N Y,
Oct. 25, 89. B.S, Rochester, 11; A.M, Colum-
^a, 12, fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 15. Prof, chem.
West. Maryland, 15-16; chem. pathologist, Belle-
vue Hosp, 16-17; research chemist, Butterworth-
Judson Corp, 17-20; Rochester Button Co, tO-
Chem. Soc; Columbia Biochem. Ass. Biological
and food chemistry; dyes and intermediates.

Pnpin, Prof. M(icliael) I(dvorgky), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. *Physies. Idvor, Hun-
gary, Oct. 4, 58. A.B, Columbia, 83, hon. ScD,
04; Ph.D, Beriin, 89; LL.D, Hopkins, 17. Instr.
math, physics, Columbia, 90-91, adj. prof, mech,
91-01, prof, electromech, 01- Director Phoenix
Research Lab, 11. Hubert prize, Paris Acad, 16.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Physical Soc. (assoc. ed,
'Bui'); Math. Soc; assoc. mem. Elec. Eng. (v.
pres, 97-00) ; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad; fel. N. Y.
Acad. Electrical discharges through rarefied
gases; electrical resonance; wave propagation
over non-uniform conductors; energy loss in
weak and variable magnetic fields; rotation of
conductors in alternating magnetic field.

Purdy, Prof. Boss C, Dover Manufacturing Co,
Dover, Ohio. Ceramic engineering. Jasper,
N. Y, March 3, 75. Cer.E Ohio State,. 08.
Chemist and asst. supt, Mosaic Tile Co, 99-01;
chemist and foreman, glazing and burning de-
partments, Roseville Pottery Co, 01-02; asst.
ceramics, Ohio State, 02-05; instr, Illinois, 05-
07; asst. prof, clay working and ceramics, Ohio
State, 07-08, assoc. prof, ceramic eng, 08-09.
prof, 09-11 ; director research laboratories, Nor-
ton Co, 11-19; consulting ceramic engineer, 19-;
V, pres. and asst. gen. manager, Dover Mfg. Co,
19- Ceramist, 111. Geol. Surv, 05-07. Ceramic.
Soc. (v. pres, 07, pres, 09). Glazes and bodies
used in white ware manufacture.

Pnryear, Prof. Charles, College Station, Tex.
Mathematics. Boydton, Va, Oct. 21, 60. A.M,
Richmond, 81; B.S, C.E, Virginia, 85; LL.D,
Daniel Baker. Teacher, high sch, Bellevue, Va,

82-83; McGuire's Sch, Richmond, Va, 85-86;
high sch, Markham, Va, 86-88; instr. math,
Michigan, 88-89; assoc. prof, civil eng. and
physics, Tex. Col, 89-90, prof, math, 90-, dean,
07- A.A; Eng. Educ; Tex. Acad. Trigonom-
etry.

Pusey, Dr. William Allen, University of Illi-
nois Medical School, Chicago, Dl. Dermatology.
Elizabethtown, Ky, Dec 1, 65. A.B, Vander-
bilt, 85, A.M, 86; M.D, N. Y. Univ, 88. Prof.
dermat, med. dept, Illinois, 94-15, emer. prof,
IS- Am. Med. Ass. (treas) ; Dermat. Ass,
(pres). Dermatology; the therapeutic applica-
tions of X-rays.

Pntnam, Edward K(irb7), Academy of Sciences,
Davenport, Iowa. Archeology. Scott Co, Iowa,
Nov. 17, 68. A.B, 111. Col, 91; Chicago; A.M,
Harvard, 99. Instr, Stanford, 01-06; acting
director, Davenport Acad, 06- A.A; Archeol.
Inst; Ass. Mus; Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soc.
American archeology.

Potnain, George B(ockwell), U. S. Lighthouse
Service, Washington, D. C. Engineering. Dav-
^ enport, Iowa, May 24, 65. B.S, Rose, 90, M.S,
95. Connected with U. 8. Coast and Geod. 8urv,
90-10, commissioner of lighthouses, 10- Di-
rector, coast surveys, Philippine Islands, 00-06.
Civil Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. Eng. Soc.

Pntnam, H(eiiry) S(t. Clair), 100 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Daven-
port, Iowa, July 8, 61. LL.B, Iowa, 82; B.S,
Rose, 86, M.S, 04, E.E, 06. Treas, Thomson-
Houston Carbon Co, 87-92; manager, Am. Car-
bon Co, 92-95; consulting engineer, 95- A.A;
Elec. Eng; Davenport Acad. Electrification of
railways; electric operation of canals; conserva-
tion of power resources; water power resources.

Pntnam, Prof. John J(acol)), University of Oregon
Medical School, Portland, Oregon. Bacteriology.
Gibbon, Nebr, Feb. 20, 73. B.S, Denver, 04,
A.M, 05; fellow, Chicago, 06-08; Ph.D, Ne-
braska, 14. Asst. hacter, Nebraska, 10-11, instr,
11-12, adj. prof, 13-14; assoc. prof, Idaho, 14-
15, prof, and head of dept, 15-19; med. sch,
Oregon, ISl- Bacteriologist, Idaho Exp. Sta,
14-19. A. A. Bacteria of Nebraska soil; soils
of Idaho.

Pntnam, Prof. T(homa8) M(Uton), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics. Peta-
luma, Calif, May 22, 75. B.S, California, 97,
fellow, 97-98, M.S, 99; fellow, Chicago, OO-Ol,
Ph.D, 01. Asst. math, California, 98-99; instr,
Texas, 90-00; California, 01-07, asst. prof, 07-
14, assoc. prof, 14-19, prof, 19- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Theory of groups; theory of num-
bers.

Pntnam, Dr. WCillis) S(nnmer)y University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. Physical chemistry. Graf-
ton, Mass, Feb. 21, 68. B.S, Worcester, 89;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 15. Prof, chem. Woman's Col.
of Del, 15-16; instr. physical chem, applied
chem. and metallog, Cooper Union, 16^20; asst,
prof, applied chem, Illinois, 20- Instr. metallog,
Brooklyn Polytech, 19-20. Chem. Soc. Con-
ductivity and ionization of solutions.

Pyle, Prof. LCindley), Washington University,
St. Louis, Mo. Physics. Kennett Square, Pa,
April 20, 79. A.B, Michigan, 01, A.M, 02.

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Instr, asst. prof, assoc. prof, and later prof,
physios, Waahington (8t, Louis), A. A; Phys-
ical Soc; St. Louis Acad. Electromagnetic
damping; dielectric absorption; magneto-optics.

Pyle, Dr. W(illiam) H(eiiry), Columbia, Mo.
Psychology, Carmi, 111, Feb. 27, 75. A.B,
Indiana, 98; Ph.D, Cornell, 09. Principal, high
sch, Carlyle, 111, 98-01; Vandalia, 111, 01-03,
supt. city schools, 03-06; asst. psychol, Cornell,
07-09; instr, Missouri, 09-14, asst, prof, educ.
psychol, 14- A.A; Psychol. Ass. The effect of
imperceptible shadows on the judgment of dis-
tance; after-images of subliminally colored
stimuli; expectation; memory; mental develop-
ment; learning.

Q

Qoaintance, Prof. A(ltii8) L(ftcy), Bureau of En-
tomology, Washington, D. C. Entomology,
New Sharon, Iowa, Dec. 19, 70. B.S, Florida,
93; M.S, Ala. Polytech, 94, Sc.D, 15. Instr.
biol, Florida, 94-97, prof, entom, 98; biol. and
hort, Ga. Exp. Sta, 99-01 ; zool. and entom, Md.
Col, and state entomologist, Md, 01-02; expert
in charge deciduous fruit insect investigations,
hur, entom, U, 8. Dept, Agr, OS- A.A; Ass.
Econ. Entom. (pres, 04); Wash. Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc. (pres, 12) ; Wash. Acad. Eco-
nomic entomology; Aleyrodidae; insects de-
structive to deciduous fruit 'plants in the United
States.

Quails, Dr. Ouy L(ogan), Care Adjutant General,
U.S.A, Washington, D. C. Surgery. Murphys-
boro. 111, Feb. 18, 83. B.S, M.D, St. Louis, 09,
M.S, 12; grad. Army Med. Sch, 12. Asst. anat.
and physiol. St. Louis, 08-09; asst. physician,
St. Louis City Hosp, 09-10; res. pathologist, 10-
11 ; lieut, M.R.C, 11-12, capt, M,C, 15-17, major,
17, lieut, col, 18- A. A ; Am. Med. Ass. Cactina
and cactin; convalescent ^phoid; rope in bread;
syphilis.

Quayle, Prof. H(enry) J(08ef), Citrus Experiment
Station, Biverside, Calif. Entomology. Isle
of Man, April 29, 76. A.B, Illinois, 03. Asst.
prof, entom, California, 06- A.A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom.

Qnerean, Dr. Bdxnimd C(ha8e), Bay City, Tex.
Geology. Aurora, 111, March 18, 68. Ph.B,
Northwestern, 88; Ph.D, Freiburg, 93. Instr.
nat. science, Troy Acad, 88-90; paleont, Chi-
cago, 93-95; prof, geol, Syracuse, 95-99; eng.
and railroad work, 99-09; supt. schools. Bay
City, Tex, 10- Assoc, ed, 'Jour. Geol,' 93-94.
Geol. Soe. Physiography; stratigraphy.

QQlmby, Bey. Alden W(alker), Berwyn, Pa.
Astronomy. Womelsdorf , Pa, May 6, 54. Pri-
vate and pub. schools. Minister, Methodist
JEpis, Church, 96- Lecturer popular astron;
aatron. ed, <Phila. Pub. Ledger,' 94-02; eon-
tributor various magazines and journals. As-
tron. Soc ; hon. mem. Camden Astron. Soc. Sun-
spot periodicity.

Quinby, Dr. WlUlam O(arter), Peter Bent Brig-
ham Hospital, Boston, Mass. Surgery. Wor-
cester, Mass, May 26, 77. A.B, Harvard, 99,
M.B, 02. Asst. genitourinary surgeon, Boston
Dispensary, 05-09; asst. surgeon, New England
Baptist Hosp, 08-14; exp. surgeon. Brady
Clinic, Hopkins Hosp, 14-16; assoc. surg, Hop-

kins, 15-16; instr. and director, lab. surg. re-
search, Harvard Med. Sch, 17-; urologist, Peter
Bent Brigham Hosp, 17- PhysioL Soe; Gol.
Surg; Soe. Clin. Invest; Ass. Genito-Urinary
Surg; Surg. Research Soc; Am. Med. Ass.
Physiology; physiology of the kidney.

QqIiui, B(obert) J(olin), 1509 Jonquil Terraee,
Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Chicago, Feb. 5, 90.
B.S, Illinois, 12. Asst. chemist, Morris and Co,
12-16, chief chemist, 16; manager, pa/dang
house dept, Wahl-Henius Inst, 16-17; chief
chemist. Midland Chem. Co, 17-18; asst. sales
manager, A. Daigger and Co, 18-20; sales mana-
ger, Chicago district, Mathieson Alkali Wks, Inc,
.to- West, ed, 'Chem. Age'; mem. board editors,
*Chem. Bui.' Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Chicago sect,
16-20) ; Soc Cotton Products Azialysts. Anhy-
drous ammonia; fats and oils.

Quirke, Prof. Terence Tdiomas), 301 Washington
Boulevard, Urbana, IlL Geology. Brighton,
England, July 23, 86. M.E, North Dakota, 12,
M.S, 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Instr. geol, Min-
nesota, 15-17, asst. prof, 17-19; assoc, prof, and
chairman of dept, Illinois, 19- A.A. Pre-Cam-
brian geology; economic geology; meteorites.

Bachford, Dr. B(enjamtn) K(noz), 1961 Madison
Boad, Cincinnati, Ohio. Medicine. Alexandria,
Ky, Nov. 28, 57. M.D, Cincinnati, 82; Ger-
many, 90. Bes. physician, Cincinnati Gen. Hosp,
82-83; demonstrator baoter, Ohio Med. Col, 94-
95, prof, physiol, 95-98; mat. med. and thera-
peut, 98-01; pediat, Cincinnati, 01- Director
pediat. service, Cincinnati Gen. Hosp, 01-, pres.
of staff, 08- Am. Med. Ass; Pediat. Soc; Am.
Physicians. Influence of bile on fat splitting
properties of pancreatic juice; comparative
anatomy of bile and pancreatic ducts; neuroses
of childhood; diseases of children.

Backemann, Dr. Francis M(inot), 263 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Milton, Mass, June 4,
87. A.B, Harvard, 09, M.D,' 12. Asst. med,
Harvard Med. Sch, 16-; Mass. Gen. Hosp, 16-
Soc. Clin. Invest; Am. Med. Ass; Harvey Soc.
Anaphylaxis; asthma; hay fever.

Badasch, Dr. H(enry) E(rdmann), Daniel Baugh
Institute of Anatomy, 11th and Clinton Sts,
Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy, Histology, Emhry-
ology. Keokuk, Iowa, May 7, 74. B.S, Iowa,
95, fellow, 95-96, M.S, 97; M.D, Jefferson Med.
Col, 01. Asst. chem, Iowa, 95-96; lecturer in-
org. chem. and director, chem lab, Keokuk Med.
Col, 97-98; demonstrator histol. and emhryol,
Jefferson Med. Col, 01-03, assoc, 03-18, assoc.
prof, 18-; asst. demonstrator anat, 06-09,
demonstrator visceral anat, 09-14, biol, 13-17;
instr. anat. Pa. Acad. Fine Arts, 14-19. Instr.
histol, Pa. Col. Dental Surg, 06-09, adj. prof,
physiol, 09- Ass. Anat. Bed blood cell; muscle
anomalies; histologic technique; ultramicroscopy.

Badcllfle, Lewis, U. S. Bureau of Fisheries, Wash-
ington, D. C. Ichthyology. Savannah, N. Y,
Jan. 2, 80. A.B, Cornell, 05; M.S, George Wash-
ington, 15. Teacher science, high sch, Port Jer-
vis, N. Y, 05-07; scientific asst, 'Albatross,' 07-
08; U. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 09-12, director, Beau-
fort Lab, 12-14, scientific asst, 14-16, asst. in

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charge -fishery industriee, 16- A. A; Fisheries
Soc; Soe. lehthyoL and Herp; Wash. BioL 8oe.
Commereial fisheries ; fishes of east Paeifie, Pern,
Philippines and the United States.

Ttoidilln, Charles S, 2032 Orrington A^e, Evans-
ton, HI. Botanjf, Mineralogy. Lynn, Mass,
Jan. 29, 63. B.8, Northwestern, 84, M.8, 88.
Chicago Acad. (v. pres, trustee, 08-) ; Chicago
Nat. Hist. Surv. (see 'y ) ; Evanston Hist. S^.
Flora of Chicago and vicinity.

Badin, Prof. Paul, 1732 Highland Place, Berke-
ley, Calif. Ethnology, Russia, 83. Ph.D,
Columbia, 11. Ethnologist, Bur. Am. Ethnol,
10-11; field ethnologist. Can. Dept. Mines, 12-
17; Mti. prof, ethnol, Calif omia, IS- Harvard
and Columbia fellow, Int. Sch. Am. AreheoL and
Ethnol. Ethnol. Soc. Linguistics; ancient
Mexico; superstitions; customs.

BadosaTlJeTlcli, Prof. P(aiil), New York Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Psychology, Slavonia,
Hungary, Jan. 11, 79. Vienna; Jena; Ph.D,
Zurich, 05, Pd.D, N. Y. Univ, 08; Stanford.
Instr. nor. sch, Zombor, Hungary, 05; asst.
pedag, N. Y. Univ, 08-09; psychol. lab, Stan-
ford, 09-10; instr. exp. pedag, N. Y, Vniv, 10-
13, asst. prof, and later prof, IS-- A.A; Psy-
chol. Ass. Economy of learning; school anthro-
pometry; experimental didactics.

Bafferty, Bey. Patrick, S.J, College of the Holy
Cross, Worcester, Mass. Physics, Leadgate,
England, March 17, 77. A.M, Woodstock, 12.
Prof, physics, St. Joseph's (Phila), 08-07;
Fordham, 07-08; Boston Col, 12-13; Col. Holy
Cross, 14" A. A; assoc. .Physical Soe; Math.
Ass. Magneto -optics.

Bahe, Alftred H(enry), 414 E. 26th St, New York,
N. Y. Hygiene. New York, Jan. 12, 82. Pri-
vate study. Engaged in indust. and din. chem,
04-07; asst. exp. path, med. col, Cornell, 07-15,
hygiene, 15-17, instr, 17-19; immwMl. hacteriol-
ogist, N, T. Sosp, tO- Instr. chem, Y.M.C.A,
12; bacteriologist, quarantine lab, Port of N.
Y, 1^18; Cent. Field Trial Club Distemper In-
vestigation, Cornell, 12-16. A.A; Chem. Soc.
(abstractor); Soc. Bact. Flocculation of col-
loids; canine distemper; aciduric bacteria: Ba-
cillus bulgaricus; relation of Gram stain to
viability of bacteria; cancer.

Bahn, Dr. Carl (Leo Stahr), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, HI. Psychology. Prussia, (to-
many, July 3^ 81. Ph.B, Chicago, 07; fellow,
10-11, Ph.D, 12; Bonn, 09-10. Instr. psychol,
Colorado, 08-09; Pittsburgh^ 11; Minnesota, 11-
13 ; Chicago, 13-14 ; asst. prof, Wyoming, 14-15 ;
assoc. prof, Illvnois, 15- Psychol. Ass. Rela-
tion of sensation to other categories in contem-
porary psychology.

Bah^en, Dr. Pliil(lip), Pasadena, Calif. Bacteri-
ology. Bremerhaven, Oermany, July 22, 72.
Munich, Oottingen, Berlinj Ph.D, Rostock, 04.
Insir. }>acter, Calif omia, 08- Virulence of
Streptococci; thyroxin.

Baiford, Prof. L(emnel) Charles, State Univer-
sity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Chemistry^
Southampton Co, Va, Aug. 2, 72. Ph.G. Mary-
land, 95; Ph.B, Brown, 00, A.M, 04; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 09. Instr. chem, Brown, 00-01; Clemson,
01-02; assoc. prof, textile chem. and dyeing,

Miss. Agr. Col, 02-07 ; assoc. chem, Chicago, 07-
09; research chemist, Wyoming, 09-11; instr.
chem, Chicago, 11-15; prof, Okla. Col, 15-18;
assoc. prof, Iowa, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc; Okla.
Acad. (v. pros, 16, pros, 17). Chloroimidoqui-
nones; replacement of halogen by the nitre
group; sterie effects in aoylation; halogenation
of nitro cresols.

Balslsa, Dr. George W, 450 S. 57th St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. Physiological chemistry. Odessa,
Russia, 84. Ph.D, Freiburg, 09. PhysioL chem-
ist, research dept, Montefiore Home and Hosp,
N. Y. City, 10; chemist, Matheson Lead Co, 11;
Rockefeller Inst, 11 ; research chemist, Gen- Elee.
Co, 12; assoc prof, physiol. chem, Phila. Poly-
clinic, 13; head, dept. chem^ Dermat. Besearch
Laboratories, IJfr; prof, chemotherap, grad, sek
med, Pennsylvania, 18- Soc. Biol. C^em; Chem.
Soc. Dermatological research; chemotherapy.

Balston, OllYer O(aldwell), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Seattle, Wash. Metallurgy. Colorado
Springs, Colo, Sept. 6, 87. B.S, Colo. Col, 10.
Instr. chem, high sch, Leadville, Colo, 10-11;
research chemist, U. S. Bur. Mines, 12-14,
metallurgist, 14-17; Hooker Electrochem. Co,
17-20; supt. northwest, exp. sta, U. 8. Bur.
Mines, BO- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Min.
and Metal. Eng; Buffalo Soc. Eng. Oxidation
and deterioration of coal; metallurgy of lead
and zinc; flotation of ores; electrometallurgy.

Bamaley, Prof. Francis, Boulder, Colo. *Botany.
St. Paul, Minn, Nov. 16, 70. B.S, Minnesota,
95, M.S, 96, PhJ), 99. Instr. bot, Minnesota,
95-98; asst. prof, liol, Colorado, 98-99; prof,
99-, director, mountain lab, 09- Acting pres,
Colorado, June to Nov, 02, acting dean, col.
pharmacy, 17-19. A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Ass. Prof; Am. Med. Ass. Plant
breeding; anatomy of seedlings; plant ecology
and vegetation of Colorado and Oslifomia.

Bambo, Prof. Susan Miller, 11 Barrett Place,
Northampton, Mass. Mathematics. Easton, Pa,
April 3, 83. A.B, Smith, 05, A.M, 18; Ph.D,
Michigan, 20. Asst, instr. and later asst. prof,
math. Smith, 08- Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Statist. Ass. Pure mathematics.

Bamsden, Dr. Charles T(heodore), P. O. Box 146,
Guant&namo, Cuba. Zoology. Santiago de
Cuba, Feb. 11, 76. Ph.B, Yale, 96; Nat. Sci.
Dr, Univ. de Cuba, 18. Private scientific ex-
peditions within Ciuba. Fel. Ornith. Union;
Soc. Mammal; Entom. Soc; Soc. Ichthyol. and
Herp; Wilson Ornith. Club; Phila. Acad; Soc.
.Cubana de Hist. Nat. (sec'y, zool. sect, 18);
London Malacol. Soc. Ornithology; entonaM>l-
ogy; conchology; herpetology; mammalogy;
taxonomy, distribution and ecology of Cabas
forms.

Bamsey, Piof. a(len) B(laine), 5559 University
Avenue, Chicago, HI. Botany. Hamilton 0>,
Ind, May 21, 89. A.B, Indiana, 18, A.M, 14.
Asst. bot, Indiana, 13-14; instr, Maine, 14-16,
asst. plant pathologist, Exp. Sta, 16-18, exten.
pathologist, 18-19; asst. pathologist, V. 8. Dept.
Agr, to- A.A; Ph'ytopath. Soc; Ind. Acad.
Potato diseases.

Bamsey, Prof. BoUa B(oy), Indiana Univeraitv.
Bloomington, Ind. Physics. Morning Sun,
Ohio, April 11, 72. Miami, 91-92; A.B, In-

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diana, 95, A.M^ 98; Clark, 98-99; 'Ph.'D, Cornell,
01; Enropeaa study, 12-18. Teacher eeienee,
high Bdi, I>ecatiir, Ind, 95-96 ; lab. aaet. phjfaiea,
Indiana, 96-97; prof, Westmineter (P-a), 97-98;
^t, Cornell, 99; instr, Indiana, 99-00; Mia-
Bonri, 01-03; asat. prof, Indiana, 03-05, aeiioe.
prof, 05-19, prof, 19- A.A; Physieal Soe; Ind.
Acad. Eleetrolytio eells; radioactivity; N-raya;
atomie model.

Band, Frederick V(amon), Burc^an of Pinnt In-
dustry, Washington, D. C. Botany, Bamet,
Vt, March 16, 83. B.S, Vermont, 08, M.8, 11;
Hopkins, 12-13; Columbia, 13-14, Ph.D, 20.
Scientific asat, hur, plant iindust, V. 8> Dept,
Agr, 08-13; collaborator, 13-14, asat patholo-
gist, 14-20, pathologist, tO- Asst. bot, Colum-
bia, 18-14. A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soe;
Torrey Bot. Club; Vt. Bot. Club; Wash. Bot.
Soe. Plant pathology ; cytology.

Band,^rof. Herbert W(ilbar), Museum of Com-
parative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. ^Zoology.
Oil City, Pa, July 2, 72. A3, Allegheny, 92;
A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 00. Asst.
principal, high sch. Oil City, 94-96; instr. tool.
Harvard, 00-09, asst. prof, 09-19, assoe, prof,
19- Lecturer zool, Wellesley, 08-09, 18-19.
A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. (sec'y-treas, east,
branch, 10) ; Am. Acad. Experimental morphol-
ogy; regeneration; histogenesis of regeneration
in annelids.

TUndall, Prof. B(iirton) AIex(aiid«r), 1717 Locust
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ophthalmology, An-
napolis, Md, Sept. 21, 58. A.B, St. John's, 77,
A.M, 80; M.D, PhJ), Pennsylvania, 80. Asst.
demonstrator nor. histol, Pennsylvania, 80-82;
eye and ear snrgeoii, Episcopal Hosp, 82-91;
prof, diseases of the ear, Phila. PolycHnic, 88-
01; clin. prof, Pennsylvania, 91-14, prof, otol,
14- Med. Alumni thesis prize, Pennsylvania,
80; eye and ear surgeon, Methodist Hosp, 96-
01; Children's Hosp, 85-05, ear surgeon, 05-;
Int. Otol. Cong, (organization committee, 88, v.
pros, 12). AJk; Ophthal. Soc; Otol. Soc. (v.
pros, 98-01, pres, 02-04) ; Laryngol. Ass; Phila.
Col. Physicians. Refraction of the eyes;
otology.

Bftndall, Dr. H(axri8on) M(cAlli8ter), University
of Michigan. Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Physics,
Burr Oak, Mich, Dec. 17, 70. Ph.B, Michigan,
93, Ph.M, 94, Ph.D, 02. Teacher physics and
ehem, high sch. West Bay City, Mich, 94-95;
Saginaw, 95-99; instr. physios, Mich. State
Nor. Sch, Ypsilanti, 99-00; asst, Uiehigas^, 00-
01; instr, 01-06, asst. prof, 06-09, junior prof,
09-15, prof, 15-, director, physical lah, 17-
A.A; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Optical Soc;
Sng. Educ. Coefficient of expansion of quartz
and nickel to 500* C. by Abb^-Fizeau dilatom-
eter and of fused quartz to 1000* C; coefficients
of expansion of other substances by the same
method; measurements of wave-length in the
infra-red spectra of the elements; fine structures
of near-infra-red absorption bands of gases;
molecular structure.

Baadall, Prof. Merle, TTniversity of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Physical chemistry. Poplar
Blnff, Mo, Jan. 29, 88. A.B, Missouri, 07, A.M,
09; fellow, Mass. Inst. Tech, Ph.D, 12. Asst.
ehem, Missouri, 07-09 ; research assoc, California,

12-17, asst, prof, 17- Chemist, U. S. Kelp
Potash Plant; sec'y. Am. Commission for An-
nual Tables of Numerical Data and Constants.
Chem. Soc; Eleetrochem. Soc. Chemical tech-
nology; free energy of chemical substances;
ealorimetry; conduetance of solutions; utilisa-
tion of sea water bitterns and of kelp; de-
colorizing carbons; petroleum.

Hanilftll, Prof. O(tiB) E(verett), Brown Univer-
sity, Providence, R. I. Applied mathematics.
North Stonington, Conn, Feb. 28, 60. A.B,
Brown, 84, A.M, 87, Ph.D, 96; Charlotten-
burg, 99-00. Instr. math, high sch. Providence,
84-85; math, and eng, Brown, 85-90, asst. prof,
90-94, prof. mech. and mech. drawing, 94-12,
univ, dean, It- A.A; Eng. Educ. Strength of
long columns; shades and shadows and perspec-
tive; descriptive geometry; construction of
plates in mechanical drawing.

Randall, Dr. Wyatt W(llliam), MaKvland State
Department of Health, Baltimore, Md. Chem-
istry, Annapolis, Md, Jan. 10, 67. A.B, St.
John's, Md, 84; Ph.D, Hopkins, 90. Asst. ehem,
Hopkins, 90-92, assoc, 92-98; science master,
Lawrenceville Sch, N. J, 98-00; prof, chem,
Tome Inst, 00-01; head master, Mackenzie Sch,
01-10; asst. chief, hwr, chem, Dept, of Health,
Md, 10-16, chief, 1$—; assoc, chem, Hophins, 19-
Chem. Soc. Food, water and drug analysis;
methyl-saccharin; lead double-salts; argon;
helium; oils; foods.

Baadall-Mai^ver, Dr. David, 131 E. 66th St, New
York, N. T. Archeology, London, Engluid,
73. B.A, Oxford, 96, M.A, 00, Laycock stu-
dent, 00-06, D.Sc, 05. Curator, Egyptian dept,
Univ. Museum, Phila, 0^11; librarian. Am.
Geog. Soc, 11-14; in mil. service, British Army,
14-19. Antiq. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Egypt
Explorer. Soc: Boyal Geog. Soc; Boyal Anthrop.
Inst; Royal Asiatie Soe. Anthropology; arche-
ology of the Mediterranean.

Baadolph, O(harles) POiiUp). 205 S. ScoviUe Ave,
Oak Park, 111. Physics, Austin, Tex, Dec.
30, 86. A.B, Texas, 08, A.M, 09; Chem. E,
Mass. Inst. Tech| 11. Beaeareh aasoci Maaa.
Inst. Tech, 10-11; engineer, Gton. Elec. Co, 11-
18; chief engineer, Bdison Blec. Appliance Co,
Ine, 18- Chem. Soc; Elec. Eng; Eleetrochem.
Soe. Heat transmission.

Randolph, la(ixigaa) S(trotli6r), 5840 Bellona Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Mechanical engineering, Mar-
tinsburg, W. Ya, May 18, 59. M.E, Stevens,
83. Engineer of tests, Erie By, 83-85; supt.
motive power, Fla. By. and Navigation Co,
85-87; Cumberland and Pa. By, 87-90; en-
gineer of tests, Baltimore and Ohio B. R, 90-
92; elec. engineer, Baltimore Elec. Refinery,
92-98; prof. mech. eng, Ya. Polytech, 98-12,
dean, eng. dept, 12-18; consulting engineer, 18-
Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Elee. Eng; Eng. Educ;
By. Master Mechanics Ass ; Int. Ass. Test. Mat.
Design of locomotives; exigineering education;
economics; technical education; hydraulic de-
velopment of iM>wer.

Bands, Dr. B(obart) D(elafleld), Institute for
Plant Diseases, Buitenzorg, Java. Botany,
Plant pathology, Falmou^ Ey, Nov. 19, 90.
B.S, Nebraska, 18; M.S, Wisconsin, 15, Ph.D,
17. Instr. bot, Louisiana, 13-14; scientific asst,

560

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

XT. 8. Dept. Agp, 17-18; botanist to Nether-
lands Govt, Buitemorg, 18- Asst. prof, plant
path, Cornell, 17. A.A; Phytopath. Soc; In-
disch. Natur. Cong. Diseases of Irish potato;
diseases of Para rubber.

Bane, F(raiik) W(Ulia)m, 6 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. AgriouXture, BortioMwre, Forestry,
Whitmore Lake, Mich, Dec. 11, 68. B.Agr,
/ Ohio State, 91 ; M.S, Cornell, 92. Horticultorist

and mycologist, W. Va. Exp. Sta, 92-98; prof,
agr. and hort, and horticulturist to Exp. Sta,
West Virginia, 93-95 ; N. H. Col, and Exp. Sta,
95-98, prof, hort, 98-01, hort. and forestry,
01-06; state forester. Mass, 06-20; agr, expert
and tre<u, East Coast Finanee Corp, gO- Mass.
State Conservation Commission (chairman).
A.A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sei; Soc. Hort. Sci;
Forestry Ass; Ass. Econ. Entom; Pomol. Soc
Economic plant growth; plant depredations and
plant culture; utilizing waste lands by forest
growth; economic plant growth in agriculture,
horticulture and forestry.

BanUn, George A(twater), Edgewood Arsenal,
Edgewood, Md. Physieal chemistry. Ithaea,
N. Y, Oct. 7, 84. A.B, Cornell, 07. Asst. phys-
ical chemist, Cornell, 06-07; chemist, geophys.
lab, Carnegie Institution, 07-16; Pittsburgh
Plate Glass Co, 16-17; C.W,8, 17- Chem. Soc.
Application of physical chemistry to rock
magmas.

Rankin, Prof. Walter M(ead)» Princeton, N. J.
*BioIogy. Newark, N. J, Dec. 1, 67. A.B,
WUliams, 79; M.S, Princeton, 84; Ph.D,
Munich, 89. Instr. biol, Princeton, 89-95, asst.
prof, 95-01, prof, invert, zool, 01-04, biol, 04-
Instr, Woods Hole, 90-95. A.A; Soc. Nat.
Morphology of moUusks; Crustacea; Eehinoder-
mata; plant morphology.

BanUn, Dr. W(l]liam) H(oward), St. Qitha-
rines. Ontario, Can. Plant pathology. Bich-
mond, Ind, April 3, 88. A.B, Wabash, 10; fel-
low, Cornell, 10-12, Ph.D, 14. Asst. bot, Ohio
Exp. Sta, 08; Wabash Col, 09-10; state forest
pathologist, N. Y. State Conservation Commis-
sion, 12-13; instr. plant path, Cornell, 13-14,
asst. prof, 14-19; officer in charge, Dominion
Lab, Plant Path, 19- A.A; Phytopath. Soc.
Diseases of ginseng; Endothia e&nkeT of chest-
nut; internal therapy of trees; susceptibility
and immunity of plants to diseases; diseases of
orchard crops.

Banaom, Dr. BCrayton) H(oward), Bureau of
Animal Industry, Washington, D. C. Zoology,
Missouri Valley, Iowa, March 24, 79. B.S, Ne-
braska, 99, A.M, 00, fellow, 01-02, Ph.D, 08; fel-
low, Missouri, 00-01 ; med. sch, George Washing-
ton, 0^04. Asst, div. zool, hygienic lab, Pub.
Health and Marine Hosp. Service, 02-03; asst.
in charge, gool. div, bur. animal indtat, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 03-06, chief, 06" Asst. custodian,
U. S. Nat. Museum; XT. S. Delegate, Seventh
Int. Zool. Cong; Fourth Int. Fishery Cong.
A.A; Soc. Zool; Soc Trop. Med; Micros. Soc;
hon. mem. Yet. Med. Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc; cor. mem. Soc
de Path. exot. Parasitology, particularly nema-
todes and cestodes.

Bansom, Dr. Ja(me)8 HCarvey), 43 Byron Ave,
Detroit, Mich. Chemistry, CSiazy, N. Y, Sept.

21, 61. B.S, Wabash, 90, A.M, 93 ; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 99. Asst. chem, Wabash, 90-93; prof,
Chicago Manual Training Sch, 93-97; lecture
asst, Chicago, 97-00; instr, Purdue, 00-02, as-
soc. prof, 02-08, prof. gen. chem, 08-18; prof,
chem. and director, chem. lab, Vanderbilt, f^
19; director chem, research, Michigan Smelting
and Bef. Co, 19- Prof, chem, Chautauaua, 01,
02. A. A; Chem. Soc; Ind. Acad, (see'y* ^7-
09) ; Ind. Sci. Ass. Molecular rearrangement of
o-aminophenyl carbonate; isomeric hydrazones
of benzoin; chemical action by electric waves;
catalytic actions.

Baoaome, Dr. F(rederick) L(eslie), U. S. Geolog-
ical Survey, Washington, D. C. * Geology.
Greenwich, England, Dec. 2, 68. B.S, Cali-
fornia, 93, fellow, 93-95, Ph.D, 96. Asst. miner,
and petrog, Harvard, 96-97; asst. geologist, 17.
5. Geol. Surv, 97-00, geologist, 00- Special lec-
turer ore deposits, Chicago, 05; Sillinum lec-
turer, Yale, 13; assoe. ed, 'Econ. Geol'; treas,
Nat. Besearch CounciL Nat. Acad, (treas);
A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal Eng; Wash.
Acad. (v. pros, 10, pros, 19) ; Wash. GeoL Soe.
Mineralogy; petrography; economic geology in
connection with gold, silver, lead and copper de-
posits in western United States.

Buison, Prof. S(tepheii) Walter, 2421 S. Dear-
bom St, Chicago, HL * Anatomy. Dod|?e Cen-
ter, Minn, Aug. 28, 80. B.S, Chicago, 02, fel-
low, 03-05, Ph.D, 06, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 07.
Assoc, anat. Northwestern, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-

10, assoc. prof, 10-11; prof, and head of dept,
It" A.A; Ass. Anat; Physiol. Soc. Spinal
nerves and ganglia; sympathetic nervous sys-
tem; pyridine-silver stain; vasomotor reflex
arcs; regeneration of peripheral nerves.

Baanm, Prof. Arthur, 3 Central Ave, Ithaea, N.
Y. ^Mathematics. La Crosse, Wis, Dec. 13,
70. AJB, Minnesota, 92; Cornell, 93-^5, fellow,
95-96; fellow, Chicago, 96-97, Ph.D, 06. Prof,
math, and astron, Washington (Seattle), 97-
04; instr. math, Wisconsin, 04-05; asst, Stan-
ford, 05-06; instr, ComelX, 06-10, asst. prof,
10- Prof, math, Chicago, summer, 16. A. A;
Math. Soc. (assoc. ed, *Bul,' 09-13, 'Trana,* 13-
19) ; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. N-dimenaional
geometry; linear groups; non-Euclidean geom-
etry; differential geometry.

Bapp, Dr. I(Baiali) M(aich), Missoula, Mont.
Physics. Warren Tavern, Pa, Nov. 22, 77. A.B,
XJrsinus, 03; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Ins^. physics,
TJrsinus, 04-09, asst. prof, 09-10, prof, and head
of dept, 10-15; asst. prof, Oklahoma, 15-19,
acting head of dept, 16-17, 18-19; assoc physi-
cist. Bur. Standards, 19-20; asst, prof, physics
and acting head of dept, Montana, BO— Act-
ing head, Okla. State Bur. Standards, 16-17.
A.A; Physical Soc. Viscosity of air.

Basmnsaen, Dr. A(ndrew) T(heodore), 977 14th
Ave, S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Neurology*
Spring City, Utah, Aug. 10, 83. A.B, Brigham
Young, 09; Chicago, summers, 08, 11, 13; PhJ>,
Cornell, 16. Instr. biol, Brigham Yoon^, 09-

11, head of dept, 11-13; asst. physiol, Cornell,
13-14, instr, 14-16; neur, Minnesota, 16-18,
asst. prof, 18-19, assoc. prof, 19- A.A ; PhysioL
Soc; Ass. Anat; Ass. Int. Secretions; Aas. Prof.
Changes in blood, nerve cells, mitochondria, hy-

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pophysis and interstitial eeUs of testis and ovary
during hibernation; thjroparathTroidectomy and
blood eoagolation.

Basmnsseii, Fred(erlk), 1705 N. Front St, Har-
risburg, Pa. Agriculture. Hals, Denmark, July
18, 76. B.S, Iowa State, 06. Asst. dairying,
Purdue, 06-06; asst. prof, Iowa State, 06-07;
prof, N. H. Col, 07-16; prof, dairy husbandry.
Pa. State, 16-19; seo'y agr, Pa, 19- Delegate,
Sixth Int. Dairy Cong, Bern. A.A; Dairy Sci
Ass. (pros, 16). Cost of milk production; eeo*
nomics in agriculture.

Basor, Prof. S(amiiel) B(iigene), 1594 Neil Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Mafhematiei, Clayton, Ohio,
Feb. 21, 73. B.S, Ohio State, 98, fellow, 98-99,
M.S, 02; Chicago, 06; Berlin, 10-11. Instr.
math, Ohio State, 00-06, asst. prof, 06-08, assoe.
prof^ 08-13, prof, IS- A. A; Math. Soc. Dif-
ferential geometry; theory of functions of a
complex variable; calculus of variations and
integral equations.

Bathbun, Dr. Mary J(ane), U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. 0. *Caroinology, Buf-
falo, N. Y, June 11, 60. Buffalo High Sch, 74-
78; hon. A.M, Pittsburgh, 16; PhJ>, George
Washington, 17. Clerk, XT. 8. Fish Commission,
84-87; copyist, later aid and asst. curator, div.
marine invert, 17. 8. Nat. Musmtm, 87-14; hon,
assoc, 90ol, 15- A.A; Soc. Nat; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Classification of Crustacea;
fresh-water crabs ; decapods of Harriman Alaska
expedition; Crustacea of New England; crabs
of Gulf of Siam; crabs of 'Sealark* expedition;
decapods of 'Albatross' East Pacific expedition;
fossil decapods of America; North American
crabs; crabs of the Philippine Islands, Congo
and Australia.

Bather, J(aine8) B (amass), 412 Greenpoint Ave,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemirtry. Bullard, Tex, Oct.
16, 88. B.S, Tex. Col, 07, M.S, 11; Chicago,
summers, 08, 10 ; A.M, Hopkins, 16. Asst. state
chemist, Tex, 07-09; asst. chemist, Tex. Exp.
Sta, 09-12, first asst, 12-14; prof. agr. chem,
Arkansas, and chemist, Exp. Sta, 16-18; asst.
chief chemist, Standard OH Co. of N. 7, 18-19,
chief chemiat, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sd; Agr. Chem; Soc. Test. Mat. Humus;
ether soluble constituents of plants; inosite-
phosphoric acids; cottonseed; ethylene petroleum.

Batliff, Prof. BCyland) F(letclier)» Central Nor-
mal College, Danville, Ind. PhfiiM, Marion,
Ind, Jan. 6, 68. A.B, Indiana, 00, A.M, 08.
Teacher science, Fairmont Acad, 90-99; prof,
phygiodl soienee, Cent. Nor. Col, DawvUle, Ind,
01- Instr. physics, Indiana, 06-06. A.A;
Physical Soc; Ind. Acad. Effect of radium on
electrolytic conductivity; electrochemistry.

Ban, Prof. A(lbert) a(eorge), 63 Broad St, Beth-
lehem, Pa. Fhy9io9. Bethlehem, Auff. 7, 68.
B.S, Lehigh, 88, M.8, 80, PhJ>, 10. Asst sci-
ence, Moravian Parochial Seh, 88-90, head
master, 90-92, supt, 92-09; prof, fnath, and
physics, and dean, Mora/oiain Col, 09- Beader
physics for Col. Entrance Board, 01. A.A.
Limits of audible sound; elasticity of gases;
ultra-red light measurement.

Ban* Phll(ip), 2819 S. Eingshighway Boulevard,
St. Louis, Mo. Jtntomology. St. Louis, April

36

12, 85. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ecol. Soc; St. Louis
Acad, (curator, 10-, chairman, entom. sect, 11-).
Ecology; animal behavior; wasp psychology.

Bantenstranch, Prof. Walter, Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Mechan/iocX engineering.
Sedalia, Mo, Sept. 7, 80. B.S, Missouri, 02;
M.S, Maine, 03. Instr. meoh. eng, Maine, 02-
03 ; asst. prof, Cornell, 03-06 ; adj. prof, Colum-
bia, 06-07, prof, 07- V. pres^ J. G. White
Management Corp. Mem. Nat. Besearch Coun-
cil, Mech. Eng; Am. Acad; Franklin Inst; In-
dust. Cost. Ass, (director); fel. N, Y. Aead.
Industrial engineering and research; machine
design; stresses in and deBlgna of complicated
forms of machine membOTSj strength of hooks
and curved machine frames.

Bavenel, Prof. Bffftsy^ P(orcher), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. ^Bacteriology, Fnblie
health. Pendleton, S. C. Grad, Univ. of
South, 81; M.D, Med. OoL of S.C, 84; Scott
fellow, Pennsylvania, 98; Pasteur Inst, Paris,
and Inst Hygiene, Halle, 96; Inst. Mara-
gliano, Genoa, 04. Aast. demonstrator anat,
Med. Col. of S. C; lecturer diseases of children,
Charleston Med. Sch; asst baeter, Pennsylvania,
96; director, lab. hygiene, Princeton, 96; bac-
teriologist, State Live Stock Sanit. Board, Pa,
97-07; lecturer baeter, vet. dept, Pennsylvania,
9d-03; asst. med. director and chief of lab,
Henry Pfaipps Inst, 03-07 ; prof . baeter, Wiscon-
sin, 07-14; director, State Hygienic Lab, 08-14;
prof. prev. med. and haeter, Missouri, 14- Prof,
hygiene, California, summers, 13-16* mem. ad-
visory board, hygienic lab, U. 8. nh. Health
Service, 14; asst. surg. gen. O.R.C, Pub. Health
Service; Int. Commission Bovine Tuber; Nat.
Commission Milk Standards. U. S. delegate, Int.
Cong. Hygiene, Berlin, 08; Int. Cong. AUmen-
tary Hygiene, Brussels, 10; official rapporteur.
Int. Am. Cong, Buenos Aires, 10. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Pub. Health
Ass. (director, 16-19, pres, 20) ; Ass. Tuber,
(pros, 11); Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, pub.
health sect, 13); U. S. Live Stock Sanit. Ass.
(pres, 13); PlUlos. Soc; Wis. Anti-Tuber. Ass.
(pres, 09-14) ; Phila. Col. physicians; hon. mem.
Cleveland Acad. Med. Tuberculosis; rabies.

BaventtU W(illiam) de CChasttgnler), 1611 Biggs
Place, N. W, Washington, D. C. Fish eultwre.
Pineville, S. C, Aug. 26, 69. Union, 78. Supt.
of Sta, U. S. Fish Commission, 84-94, asst. 4n
charge, div. fish culture, 94-02; administrative
asst, U. 8. Nat. Museum, OB- Representative,
U. S. Fish Commission, various expositions.
Fisheries Soc. Fiah culture; construction of
aquarium; preparation of exhibits.

Bawdon, Henry, 6103 13th St, Washington, D. C.
MetaUwrgy. "Derby, England, 82. B.Ch.E,
Michigan, 12. Asst. physicist, assoe. physicist
and later physicist in charge metaUog, Bur.
Standards, IB- Chem. Soe: Soc. Test. Mat;
Mill, and Met. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos.
Soe. Microscopy of metals; structure of metals
and alloys.

Bawl, B(emard) H(aseliiis), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agrieulture.
Lexington, S. C, May 2, 76. B.S, Clemson,
00; Pa. State, 02; Wisconsin, 04. Asst. animal
husbandry and dairying, Clemson, 02-06; dairy

562

AMERICAN HEN OF 8CIB^^CE

hiubaiidmaii, 27. 8. Dept. Agr, 05-19, chief,
daily div, 09-18, asgt» chief, bur. animal indust,
IS- Tnutee, Clemson. A.A; Daiiy SeL Asb.

Bawlins, Dr. O(liazl08) H(eiizy), Jr, 86 Market
8t^ Annapolis, Md. MathemaUoi. Seaford,
Del^ Feb. 16^ 89. Ph.B, DiekinsoBy 10, AM,-
13; Ph.D, Hopkins, 16. Instr. math, Dickinson
8em, Williamsport, Pa, 10-13; instr. and later
asst. prof, Del. Col, 16-19; iiiftr, U. 8. Naval
Aead, 19" Math. Ass. Concomitants of the
three-point and the four-point in geometry.

Bay, Prof. David H(eydoin), California Insti-
tute of Technology, Pasadena, Calif. Bnfftneer-
ing. New York, July 14, 78. A.B, Col. City
of N. T, 97, B.S, 01; A.M, C.E, Columbia, 02;
8c.D, N. Y. Uniy, 08. Instr. physics and eng,
CoL City of N. Y, 05-10; engineer of build-
ings, N. Y. City, 10-13; asst, prof, mech,
Calif. Inst. Teeh. Science examiner, N. Y. City
Civil Service Board, 0^04; mem. Board of
Educ, N. Y. City; appraisal and valuation offi*
cer, N. Y. City. Civil Eng; Mech. Eng. Mech-
anics; materials of engineering; industrial and
economic engineering and valuation.

Bay, Prof. FrankUn Arnold, Citizens Bank Build-
ing, Columbus, Ohio. Mining engineering.
Borne, Ohio, April 13, 62. E.Mj Ohio State^ 87.
Chief engineer, coal and iron mining eomxmnies,
89-92; asst. mining and metal, Ohio 8tate, 92-
93, asst. prof, mining, 93-94, prof, 94-, dean,
col. eng, 04-06; consulting mining engineer.
Mem. Ohio State Board Fuel Conservation, 16-
17; investigator coal reserves of Bussia, 17-18.
Delegate, Am. Min. Cong, San Francisco, 15.
Min. Eng. Ohio coal reserves; use of power in
mines; ventilation control of mines; coal re-
serves of Pacific Coast and possibility of manu-
facturing iron and steel.

Baymond, H(arry), 318 New Scotland Ave, Al-
bany, N. Y. Astronomy. LaOrange, Ohio, Feb.
17, 76. A.B, Harvard, 05. Asst, Dudley Ob-
servatory, OS-; dept. meridian astron, Carnegie
Institution, 07- Astron. Soc. Meridian astron-
omy; sidereal motions.

Baymond, Dean Howard Monroe, Armour Insti-
tute of Technology, Chicago, HI. Physics. Grass
Lake, Mich, Oct. 25, 72. B.S.(E.E), Michigan,
93. Instr. physics. Armour, 95-98, assoc. prof,
98-03, principal, Armour Sei. Acad, 99-03, prof,
exp. physics and dean, OS- A.A; Elec. Eng;
Eng. Educ; West. Soc. Eng. Electrical engi-
neering.

Baymond, Dr. Percy B(dward), Museum of Com-
parative Zoology, Cambridge, Mass. Inverte-
brate paleontology. New Canaan, Conn, May
30, 79. A.B, Cornell, 02; Ph.D, Yale, 05. Asst.
curator in charge invert, paleont, Carnegie Mu-
seum, 04-10; prof, invert, paleont, Pitteburgh,
09-10; paleontologist, Can. Geol. Surv, 10-12;
asst. prof, paleont, Harvard, 12-17, assoc, prof,
17-, curator invert, paleont, museum oomp. sool.
It- A.A; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Mus. Ass;
Am. Acad; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; Boston
Malacol. Club (past pres); Lunds Geol. Fait-
klub. Faunas and stratigraphy of the Ordo-
vician formations; anatomy and classification of
the Trilobita.

Baymond, Miss Bnsan, Smith College Observa-
tory, Northampton, Mass. Astronomy. Darien,

Conn, June 27, 92. AJB, Smith, 13, A.M, 19.
Demonstrator astron, Smith, 13-15; fellow,
Nantucket Maria Mitchell Ass, 15-17; instr.
astron, 8mith, 17- Astron. Soc Variable
stars; asteroids.

Baymond, Prof. WUUam G(alt), Iowa City, Iowa.
CivU engineering. Princeton, Iowa, March 2,
59. Kansas, 77-80; C.E, Washington (St.
Louis), 84, LL.D, 05; D.Eng, Michigan, 19.
Instr. civil eng, California, 84-90; prof, geod,
road eng. and toxM>g. drawing, Bensselaer, 92-
04; eivU eng. and dean, col. of applied science,
Iowa, 04- Locating engineer on various rail-
roads; consulting engineer for pub. works and
water works, Troy, N. Y.* CivU Eng; Eng.
Educ (v. pres, 07, pres, 11) ; B. R. Eng; Iowa
Eng. Soc. Bailroad engineering, particularly
the cost of 0}>eration ; effect of gradients, curves,
etc; adaptation of motive power; valuation.

Baymond, Pxof. William J(amo8), 2622 Piedmont
Ave, Berkeley, Calif. Physies. XJtica, N. Y,
July 27, 65. B.S, California, 87; Hopkins, 92-
93. Asst. mech, California, 87-89, physics, 87-
91, instr, 91-92, 93-96, asst. prof, 96-08, assoc.
prof, OS- Physical Soc. Electrical measure-
ments; differential ballistic galvanometer; har-
monic synthesizers.

Baa^ Pzof. Paul M(anaiall), Cleveland Museum of
Natural History, Cleveland, Ohio. Zoology.
Cotuit, Mass, Feb. 13, 78. Woods Hole, 98, 99;
A.B, Williams, 99, A.M, 01; Columbia, 99-00,
02-03. Asst. biol, Williams, 00-02; prof. biol.
and geol, Col. of Charleston, 03-14; director,
Charleston Museum, 03-20; prof, embryol. and
physiol, med. col. South Carolina, 11-19, em-
bryol, 19-20; director, Cleveland Museum Nat.
Sist, go- Field asst, bur. forestry, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 02, 03; instr, Woods Hole, 06-11. A.A;
Mus. Ass. (sec'y and ed, *Proc,' 07-17, pres,
19-). Anatomy and physiology of Oligochaeta;
Annelida; fauna of coastal region of South Caro-
lina; museum administration.

Bead, Prof. Thomas T(honitoxi), Bureau of Mines,
Washington, D. C. Metallurgy, Monmouth
Co, N. J, Feb. 10, 80. E.M, Columbia, 02, fel-
low, 04-05, Ph.D, 06. Assoc, prof, mining,
Wyoming, 02-04; asst. miner, Columbia, 05-06;
prof, mining and metal, Colorado Col, 06-07;
metal, Pei Yang Univ, Tientsin, China, 07-10;
assoc. ed. 'Mining and Scientiiic Press,' 01-15;
chief, service div, N. J. Zinc Co, 1&-19; educ
information, U. 8. Bur. Mines, 19- A.A; Min.
and Metal. Eng. Amalgamation of gold ores;
platinum in ores; copper ores; the phase rule
applied to igneous magmas; mineral resources
and production of the Chinese Empire

Baade, Prof. J(ohn) M(oor»), Athens, Oa. Botany,
Markham, Ont, Dec. 17, 77. B.S.A, Toronto,
00; Munich, 05; Goldwin Smith fellow, Cornell,
06-07, Ph.D, 08. Teacher, Philippine service,
02-04; instr. bot, Georgia, 07-08, prof, 08-,
director, biol. lab, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
patii. Soc.

Beagan, Prof. Albert B, Kayenta, Arix. Geol-
ogy, Ethnology. Maxwell, Iowa, Jan. 22, 71.
A.B, Indiana, 08, A.M, 04; Stanford, 08. Prin-
cipal, Marsh Pass Indian 8ch. Curio collector
and ethnol. contributor. Bur. Am. Ethnol, 00-
09; dept. anthrop, Victoria Mem. Museum, Can,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

563

09- A.A; Ind. Acad; Kans. Acad; Calif. Acad.
Paleontology; anthropology.

Beagsm, Dr. F(raiiklln) P(earce), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Anatomy. Sheri-
dan, Ind, June 20, 90. A.B, Indiana^ 13; Ph.D,
Princeton, 16, Jaeobns fellow, 17-18; Instr.
gross anat, med. dept, Illinois, 19; asgt. prof,
sool, California, 19- Instr. mil. aeronautics,
U.8.A, 18-19. Ass. Anat. Origin of blood and
endothelium; chondrification ; embryonic castra-
tion; venous drainage.

Beames, Dr. Eleanor Elmire, 558 Lowtirline St,
New Orleans, X^a. Fhysics, Biology, New Or-
leans, La, Feb. 18, 83. A.B, Tulane, 05, A.M,
07, Ph.D, 13; Chicago, summers, 14, 15. Instr.
physics, Tulane, 09- A.A; New Orleans Acad.

BeaveB, Prof. SCamnel) W(at8on), Norman, Okla.
Mathematics, Marion, 8. C, July 27, 75. B.S,
North Carolina, 99; A.B, Cornell, 00, 00-01;
A.M, Chicago, 12, Ph.D, 15. Inst, math, Mich.
Mil. Acad, 01 ; asst. prof, Clemson, 01-05 ; prof,
Ohlahoma, OS- Matii. Soc; Math. Ass. Met-
rical properties of flecnodes on ruled surfaces.

Becknagel, Prof. A(rtbiir) B(eniard), 706 Stew-
art Ave, Ithaca, N. Y. Forestry. Brooklyn, N.
T, Dec. 15, 83. A.B, Yale, 04, M.P, 06;
Forstakademie, Eberswalde, Germany, 11. With
U. S. Forest Service, 06-13; prof, forestry, Cor-
nell, IS- Forester and sec'y, Empire State For-
est Products Ass, 17-; board of editors, 'Jour,
of Forestry,' 13- Soc. Foresters. Forest
management.

Becordy Dr. Edward, University of Nevada, Reno,
Nev. Veterinary science. Los Angeles, Calif,
March 15, 86. D.V.M, Pennsylvania, 09. Lab.
asst, Pa. Stock Sanit. Ass, 10-11 ; bacteriologist,
H. K. Mulford Co, 11-14; veterinarian, Nev.
Exp. 8ta, and director, state vet. control serv-
ice, li- Soc. Bact; Vet. Med. Ass; TJ. S. Live
Stock Sanit. Ass. Infectious diseases of ani-
mals; poisonous range-plants.

Becord, Prof. Samuel J(ame8), 360 Prospect St,
New Haven, Conn. Forestry. Crawfordsville,
Ind, March 10, 81. A.B, Wabash, 03, A.M, 06;
M.F, Yale, 05. Forest asst, U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, 04-07; forest supervisor, 07-10; instr. for-
estry, Yale, 10-11, asst. prof, forest products,
11-17, projf, 17- Managing ed, *Yale Forest
Seh. News.' A.A; Soc Foresters. Structure
and identification of woods; timber physics;
timber preservation.

Beddlck, Prof. Donald, Ithaca, N. Y. ""Flant
pathology. Sheridan, Mo, March 1, 83. A.B,
Wabash, 05; Ph.D, Cornell, 09. Student asst.
bot, Wabash, 03-05; asst. mycol, Cornell, 05-
07, instr. plant path, N. Y. State Col. Agr, 07-
09, asst. prof, 09-11, prof, 11-, "botanist, N. Y.
Exp. 8ta, Geneva, Ed, 'Phytopathology,' 15-
18; path, sect, *Bot. Abstracts.' 18-20. A. A;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. (councilor,
19-). Grape diseases; mosaic diseases; condi-
tions of parasitism.

Beddiek, Prof. H(arry) W(ilfred), Cooper Union,
New York, N. Y. Mathematics, Baysville, Ind,
Feb. 6, 88. A.B, Indiana, 04; fellow, Illinois,
05-06, A.M, 06; Ph.D, Columbia, 10. Instr,
high sch, Alexandria, Ind, 04; acad, Illinois,
04-05; Shortridge High Sch, Indianapolis, Ind,

06; asst. math, Columbia, 07-09, tutor, 09-10,
instr, 10-15; prof, and head of dept, Cooper
Union, 15- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Differential
geometiy.

Bedfleld, Prof. Alfted C(larenoe), Concord, Mass.
Physiology. Philadelphia, Pa, Nov. 15, 90.
B.S, Harvard, 14, Ph.D, 17. Instr. physiol,
Harvard Med. Sch, 18-19; asst. prof, Toronto,
19-20. A.A; Physiol. Soc. Chroma tophores ;
physiological action of radiations from radium
and of ultra-violet light.

Bedfield, Dr. Harry W(e8tfall), 641 Washington
St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Bacteriology,
Brooklyn, N. Y, Feb. 21, 78. B.S, Cornell, 00,
Ph.D, 12. Chemist and supt, Davis and Quick,
00-06; asst. chem, Cornell, 06-07, instr. sanit.
chem, 07-15; bacteriologist, 111. State Food
Dept, 15-16; in charge inspection microbiol,
hwf. chem, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 16-19, chief, N. Y.
Sta, 19- Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health
Ass; Int. Ass. Milk and Dairy Inspectors (third
V. pres). Culture media for examination of
water; production of hydrogen sulphid by bac-
teria in water and application in water examina-
tion; detection of decomposition in frozen and
liquid eggs; phenol sulphonic acid method for
determining nitrates in water ; quality of churn-
ing cream and butter; detection of remade milk
and cream.

Bedrnan, Lawrence V, 636 W. 22d St, Chicago, 111.
Chemistry. Oil Springs, Ont, Sept. 1, 80. B.A,
Toronto, 08, fellow, 08-10. Indust. fellow and
asst. prof, Kansas, 10-14; pres, Sedmanol Chem.
Products Co, 14- Chem. Soc. (chairman, Chi-
cago sect, 18, 19) . Phenol condensation products.

Beed, Prof. 0(arl08) I(8aac), 1609 Vermont St,
Lawrence, Kans. Physiology, Batesville, Ohio,
Oct. 7, 87. A.B, Ohio State, 15. Instr. physiol,
Ohio State, 18; pharmacologist, C.W.S, U.S.A,
18; scientific asst, U. 8. Pub. Health Service. 19;
asst, prof, physiol, and hygiene, Kansas, 19-
Asst. physiol, Chicago, summer, 15. A.A; Kans.
Acad ; Ohio Acad. Placodal ganglia of Squalus
acanthias; thyroid gland of dogs; hygiene and
sanitation in rural schools.

Beed, OCbarles) J(olm), Middle Ave, San Mateo,
Calif. Electrochemistry. Jasper Co, Iowa,
June 29, 58. A.B, Michigan, 81. Prof, physics
and chem, high sch, Princeton, 111, 81-83;
Burlington, Iowa, 83-86; consulting engineer,
86- A.A; Chem. Soc; Electfochem. Soc. (sec'y,
02) ; Elec. Eng.

Beed, Dr. F(raiik;) HCynes), 840 Park Ave, New-
ark, N. J. Chemistry. Logansport, Ind, Jan.
12, 90. A.B, Wabash, 11; fellow, Chicago, 15-
17, Ph.D, 17.» Instr. chem, Wabash, 13-14;
Mich. Agr. Col, 14-15; research chemist, Sher-
win-Williams Co, 17-19; Butterworth-Judson
Corp, 19- Chem. Soc. Physical chemistry;
organic dyes.

Beed, Dr. F(nuik) W(alker), Ithaca, N. Y. Math-
ematics. Wytheville, Va, June 17, 81. A.B,
NashviUe, 02; Yanderbilt fellow, Virginia, 04-
07, A.M, Ph.D, 07. Instr. astron, Illinois, 07-
17, sch. mil. aeronautics, 17-18; math, Cornell,
19- A.A; Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
Celestial mechanics ; development of the per-
turbative function; integral invariants.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Beed, Dr. George M(atth6w)» Brooklyn Botanic
Garden, Brooklyn, N. Y. Botany. Ingleside, Pa,
May 2, 78. A.B, Qeneva^ 00; A.M, Wisconsin,
04, Ph.D, 07. Prof. nat. science, Amity, 00-03;
asst. bot, Wisconsin, 04-07, instr, 07; asst. prof,
Missouri, 07-12, prof, 12-18; pathologist, bur.
plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 19-20; curator,
Brooklyn Bot. Garden, XI- Instr. bot, N. Y.
Univ, summer, 12; res. investigator, Brooklyn
Bot. Garden, summers, 16, 17. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Wis.
Acad; St. Louis Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant
pathology; powdery mildews; cereal smuts and
rusts; physiological specialization of parasites.

Beed, Prof. OnUford Bevll, 218 Albert St, Kings-
ton, Ont, Can. Plant physiology. Port George,
N. S, Nov. 27, 87. B.S, Harvard, 12, A.M, 14,
Ph.D, 15. Asst. bot, Harvard, 10-15; asst. prof,
Queen's (Can), 15-19, prof, hooter, 19- Instr.
bot, N. S. Summer Sch. of Science, 12-14; 'bot-
anist, Shaler Mem. exped, 11 ; capt, M.C, Can, 16-
19. Walker prize, 12; Bowdoin prize, 15. Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc. Bact; Ecol. Soc; Chem. Soc.
Oxidase ferments and respiration; starch diges-
tion; plant hormones; peat formation; salt
marshes; variation in bacteria.

Beed, Prof. H(omer) B (lesser), Moscow, Idaho.
Psychology. Youngstown, Ohio, Aug. 16, 86.
A.B, A.M, Indiana, 09; Ph.D, Chicago, 12; Co-
lumbia, 13-14. Instr. psychoid Illinois, 14-15;
asst. prof, phUos. and psychol, Idaho, 15- Psy-
chol. Ass; Philos. Ass. Educational and theo-
retical psychology; ethics of business,

Beed, Prof. Howard S(pragae), Citrus Experi-
ment Station, Biverside, Calif. Plant physiol-
ogy. North East, Pa, Aug. 6, 76. Grove City,
98 ; Woods Hole, 02 ; A.B, Michigan, 03 ; Ph.D,
Missouri, 07; Strasbourg, 13. Asst. plant
physiol, Michigan, 99-03; instr. bot, Missouri,
03-06; expert in soil fertility, bur. soils, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 06-08; prof, mycol. and bacter, Va.
Polytech, and plant pathologist, Va. Exp. Sta,
08-15; prof, plant physiol. Citrus Exp. Sta,
California, IS- Smithsonian table, Naples Zool.
Sta, 13. Delegate, Tenth Int. Cong. Agr, Ghent,
13. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Biol.
Chem; West. Soc. Nat. Plant pathology; bio*
chemistry; bacteriology.

Beed, Prof. H(iigh) D(aniel), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Zoology, Comparative anatomy.
Hartsville, N. Y, March 4, 75. B.S, Cornell,
99, fellow, 99-00, Ph.D, 03. Asst. vert, eool,
Cornell, 00-02, instr, 02-06, asst. prof, 06-19,
prof, 19- Int. Zool. Cong, Graz, 10. A. A; Soc.
Zool; Ass. Anat; Fisheries Soc. Animal mor-
phology.

Beed, John Byron, V. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Lincoln
Center, Maine, Aug. 15, 80. A.B, Michigan, 03.
Instr. chem, Maine, 03-05; anal, and org. chem,
Lowell Textile Sch, 05-09; asst. chemist, bur.
chem, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 09- A.A; Chem. Soc.
By-products of rice milling; peanut oil.

Beed, Dr. Lowell J(acob), Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Mathematics. Berlin,
N. H, Jan. 8, 86. B.S, Maine, 07, M.S, 12 ; fel-
low, Pennsylvania, 13-14, Ph.D, 15. Instr,
math, Maine, 07-13; Pennsylvania, 14-15; asst.
prof, Maine, 15-17; assoc. prof, Hopkins, 19-

Director, bur. tabulation and statist, W.T.B, 17-
18. Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Statist. Ass. Vital
statistics; biometry.

Beed, O(Uie) B(zeklel), Lafayette, Ind. Dairy
husbandry. Payette, Mo, Aug. 19, 85. B.S,
Missouri, 08, M.S, 10. Asst. dairy husbandry,
Missouri, 08-09; asst. and instr, Purdue, 09-10;
chief, dairy dept, Kansas State, 10-18; Purdue,
18- Dairy Sci. Ass; Soc. Animal Production.
Dairy cattle.

Beed, Dr. Balph (Wallace), 180 E. McMillan St,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Psychiatry. Middletown,
Ohio, Dec. 30, 79. M.D, Pulte Med. Col, 02.
Asst, Middletown State Hosp, N. Y, 02-03; Dr.
Givens ' Sanitarium for Mental and Nervous Dis-
eases, 03-06; practising physician, 06- Visit-
ing neurologist, various hospitals. Psychopath.
Ass; Psychoanal. Ass; Ass. Psychiat. Psycho-
pathology; psychoanalysis; psychotherapy.*

Beed, W(eiideU) MConroe)^ 2722 Ontario Bead,
Washington, D. C. Civil engineering. Moriah,
N. Y, Dec. 28, 64. C.E, Vermont, 86. Railroad
worker, 87-89; engineer, Pecos Vallev Irrig. Co.
89-00; U. S. Reclamation Service, 02-12; chief
engineer, U. S. Indian Irrig. Service, It- Mem.
second Pan- Am. Sci. Cong. Civil Eng; Ass.
Eng. Reclamation of arid lands.

Beed, William a(ardiier), 120 Chestnut St. Phila-
delphia, Pa. Meteorology, Statistics. Boston,
Mass, Sept. 5, 84. A.B, Harvard, 06, A.M, 11.
Asst. physiog. Harvard, 08-11, meteorol, 09-11;
instr, climat, California, 11-15; C9iicago, 15;
asst. agr. geol, U. S. Dept. Agr, 15-17; meteor-
ologist, U. S. Weather Bur, 17-19; capt. and
later major, Sig. C, A.E.F, 18-19; statistician,
Geo. E. McFadden and Bro, 19- A.A; Am.
Geog. Soc; Ass. Geog; SeismoL Soc; MeteoroL
Soc; Statist. Ass; Pacific Astron. Soc; Royal
Meteor. Soc. Climatology ; rainfall distribution ;
cyclonic influence in climate; climate of Cali-
fornia.

Beeda, Dr. Chester A(lbert), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Geology.
Lacygne, Kans, July 20, 82. B.S, Oklahoma,
05; M.S, Yale, 07, Ph.D, 10. Instr. miner, and
petrol, Oklahoma, 08; lecturer geol, Bryn Mawr,
08-10, assoc, 10-12; asst. curator, geoL and
invert, paleont. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 12-17,
assoc. curator invert, paleont, 17- Field asst,
U. S. Geol. Surv, summers, 03, 06, 08; collector,
museum, Yale, summers, 05, 07; leader. Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, field party, Okla, 14; Porto
Rico, 15; exten. instr. geol, Columbia, 14-17.
A.A ; Paleont. Soc ; f el. GeoL Soc ; Seismol. Soc ;
Mus. Ass; N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Zool. Soc. Water
resources of East St. Louis District; stratig-
raphy, paleontology and the economic products
of the Arbuckle Mountains, Oklahoma; paleon-
tology and stratigraphy in Porto Rico; museum
exhibits.

Beedy, Prof. J(olm) HCenry), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, 111. Chemistry. Piano, Tex, May
1, 78. A.B, A.M, Southwestern (Tex), 00; M.S,
Chicago, 14, Ph.D, Yale, 15. Prof, chem. South-
western (Tex), 05-13; South. Methodist, 15-18;
asst. prof, Illinois, 18- Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc. Inorganic and physical chemistry.

Bees, Prof. Maurice HColmes), 303 N. Dakota St,
Vermilion, S. Dak. Physiology. Newton, Iowa,

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565

April 27, 82. A.B, Monmouth, 04; A.M, Illinois,
05; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Prof, biol, Tarkio, 07-
14; asst. prof. phyHol, Kansas, 14-16; assoc,
Chicago, 16-17,- prof, South Dakota, 17- Ef-
fect of pituitary extracts on urinary secretion
and intestinal absorption; endocrine organs.

Bees, Prof. B(aliili) W(aldo), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. T. Horticulture. Newberg, Oregon,
May 29, 86. A.B, Pacific (Oregon), 07; B.S,
Oregon Col, 10. Asst, Oregon Col, 10-12 ; exten.
instr. pomol, Mass. Col, 12-16; exten. prof,
Cornell, 16- A. A; Hot. Soc; Soc. Hort. 8ci.
Pomology; internal structure of apple varieties.

Beese, Prof. Albert M(oore), West Virginia Uni-
versity, Morgantown, W. Va. *Zoology, Lake
Roland, Md, April 1, 72. A.B, Hopkins, 92,
Ph.D, 00. Teacher science, high schools ; lecturer,
Homeop. Med. Col, Baltimore, 93-98; prof, biol,
Allegheny, 01-02; instr, Syracuse, 02-03, assoc.
prof, histol, 03-07; prof, gool. West Virginia,
07- Lecturer histol. and embryol, Pennsylvania
Col, 97 ; collaborator zool, Smithsonian Inst, 13 ;
Smithsonian exped. to the Orient, 13; Carnegie
Institution exped. to S. Am, 19. A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Micros. Soc; Soc. Ichthyol. and
Herp. Embryology, anatomy and habit of the
American alligator; anatomy and habits of cer-
tain Amphibia.

Beese, Br. 0ha(rl6)g L(6e), 1600 Brinkle St, Wil-
mington, Del. * Chemistry, Baltimore, Md,
Nov. 4, 62. Hopkins, 80-81; Virginia, 81-84;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 86: G«ttingen, 86; hon. ScD,
Pennsylvania, 19; Colgate, 19. Instr. chem,
Hopkins, 86-88; prof, Wake Forest, 88; chem.
and physics, S. C. Mil. Acad, 88-96; instr. chem,
Hopkins, 96-00; chief chemist, N. J. Zinc Co,
01-02 ; Eastern Dynamite Co. and director, East-
ern Lab, 02-04; chem. director, E. I. duPont
de Nemours Powder Co, 04-15 ; E. I, duPont de
Nemours and Co, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc. (chair-
man, Phila. sect, 18, Del. sect, 19) ; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Chem. Eng; Franklin Inst; Chem.
Gesell; Chem. Verein. Origin of South Carolina
phosphate rock; catalytic process of manufac-
ture of sulphuric acid and other chemical prob-
lems; manufacture of explosives; dyes and in-
termediates.

Beese, Dr. Herbert M(eredith), Columbia, Mo.
Physics, Baltimore, Md, Dec. 1, 73. A.B. Hop-
kins, 97, Ph.D, 00, fellow. Lick Observatory,
00-01. Asst. spectres, Lick Observatory, 01-03 ;
Yerkes Observatory, 03-04; instr. physics, Mis-
souri, 04-07, asst. prof, 07-12, assoc, prof, 12-
A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc. The Zeeman
effect; astronomical spectroscopy; investigations
of stellar spectra; orbit of spectroscopic binary;
optical rotation.

Beese, Dr. Stanley C (heater), 628 College Ave,
E.E, Pittsburgh, Pa. Engineering, Pittsburgh,
May 4, 74. A.B, Princeton, 96, fellow, 96-98,
A.M, 97, Ph.D, 99. Prof, math, acad, Prince-
ton, 98-99; research asst, Yerkes Observatoiy,
99-01; asst, eng. dept, Carnegie Steel Co, 01-
02; mech. engineer. Biter Conley Mfg. Co, 02-
07; Jones and Laughlin Steel Co, and other
firms, 07-15; H. Koppers Co, 15-18; research
engineer. Am. Steel and Wire Co, 18-19; assi.
engineer, fttir. huilding inspection, Pittsburgh,

Pa, 19- A.A; Astron. Soc. Orbits of minor
planets; optics; rolling of steeL

Baeside, Dr. John B(eniaxd), Jr, Hyattsville, Md.
Geology, Baltimore, Md, June 24, 89. A.B,
Hopkins, 11, Ph.D, 15. Asst. geologist, V, 8.
Geol, 8urv, 15-19; paleontologist, 19- A.A;
Paleont. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc. Stratigraphy;
paleontology; Helderberg limestone; Jurassic
ammonites; geology of San Juan County, N.
Mez.

Beeve, C(harles) S^nyder), Grantwood, N. J.
Chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa, 75. B.S, Penn-
sylvania, 97. Asst. chemist. Gen. Elec. Co, 97-
00; chem. engineer, Indust. Water Co, 00-03;
chemist, Phila. Bur. Surveys, 03-06; asst. in-
spector asphalt and cement, D. C, 06-09; asst.
chemist and chemist, office pub. roads, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 09-18; research chemist, Barrett Co,
18- Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat. Testing and
use of bituminous materials.

Beove, Prof. Sidney A(rmor), St. Marks Apart-
ments, New Brighton, N. Y. Mechanical engi-
neering. Dayton, Ohio, March 27, 66. Ph.B,
Yale, 85, M.E, 87. Instr, Sheffield Sci. Sch,
Yale, 85; with Westinghouse, Church, Kerr and
Co, 87-94; asst. ed, 'Progressive Age,' 95; adj.
prof, steam and hydraul. eng, Worcester, 96-
98, prof, 98-06; lecturer eng, Harvard, 06-07;
consulting engineer, N. Y. City, 08- Lecturer
hydrodynamics and thermodynamics, Grad.
Naval Officers' College, 11-12. Hydraulic in-
teraction of passing ships; vacuum-cleaning;
heat-engine cycles; power from continuous com-
bustion under constant pressure; the physical
nature of entropy; graphical thermodynamics;
energetics; economic history ; social energetics.

Beeves, Dr. Frank, U. S. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology. Triune, W. Va, Oct. 11,
86. A.B, West Virginia, 11 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 16.
Geologist, V, 8, Geol. 8urv, 18- Geology of oil
fields.

Beeves, Oeo(rge) 1, 1466 Edison St, Salt Lake City,
Utah. Entomology, Morris, HI, March 4, 79.
A.B, niinois, 02, fellow, 02-03. Asst. entom,
Missouri and Mo. Exp. Sta, 03-04; entom. asst,
bur, entom, V, 8. Depi. Agr, 04- Instr. zool,
Illinois, summer, 03. A.A; Eeol. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom. Insects affecting cereal and for-
age plants; alfalfa weevil.

Beeves, Prentice, Eastman Kodak Co, Rochester,
N. Y. Psychology. Joplin, Mo, Sept. 20, 88.
A.B, Missouri; A.M, Princeton. Instr. psychol,
Princeton, 12-16; research psychologist, East-
man Kodak Co, 16-18, 19- Lieut, Sig. C, 18-
19. Psychol. Ass; Optical Soc. Physiological
optics; pupillary reflex.

Beger, David B(rigbt), Morgantown, W. Va.
Geology, Rural Dale, April 11, 82. A.B, West
Virginia, 09, B.S.(C.E), 11. Field asst, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 03^-06; hydrographic surveyor, U. S.
Naval Station, Cuba, 06-07; field asst, W. Va.
Geol. 8urv, 09-13, asst. geologist, IS-; consult-
ing geologist, t9- A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng.
Economic geology; topography; geology of
numerous counties of West Virginia.

Behder, Alfred, Arnold Arboretum, Jamaica Plain,
Mass. Botany, Dendrology. Waldenburg, Sax-
ony, Sept. 4, 63. Gymnasium, Zwickau, 76-81;

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Berlin, 84^85 j GOttingen, 89-91; hon. A.M, Har-
vard. Aflst. Arnold Arboretum, 98-19, curator,
Herbarium, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; Am. Acad;
Soc. Hort. Sci; New Eng. Bot. Club; Boston
Nat. Hist. Soc; Bot. Gesell; Dendrol. Gesell.
Taxonomy of woody plants; bibliography of
woody plants; Chinese ligneous plants.

Rehfuss, Dr. Martin B(iiill), Northeast Cor. 16th
and Spruce Sts, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine,
Philadelphia, Aug. 8, 87. M.D, Pennsylvania,
09. Assoc, med, Jefferson Med, Col, Assoc.
Am. physicians; Gastro-Enterol. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Gastric physiology and pathology; func-
tions of stomach, pancreas, gall bladder and in-
testines.

Rehn, James A(bram) a(arfleld), Philadelphia
Academy of Natural Sciences, PMladelphia, Pa.
Mammalogy, Orthopterology. Philadelphia, Oct.
26, 81. Pa. Acad. Fine Arts. Asst. curator,
Acad, Nat, Sciences, PhUa, OS- Assoc. Omith.
Union; Entom. Soc. (v. pros, and ed) ; Soc.
Mammal ; Phila. Acad. Faunistic and systematic
studies in the Orthoptera at large; geographic
distribution of North American Orthoptera.

Beichert) Prof. Edward (Tyson), Medical School,
UniTersity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa.
•Physiology. Philadelphia, Feb. 5, 55. M.D,
Pennsylvania, 79, ScD, 13; Leipzig and Geneva,
82-85. Prof, physiol, Pennsylvania, 86-20, re-
tired, 20. A.A; Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Phila. Col. Physicians, etc. Physiol-
ogy of the heart, respiratory and circulatory
mechanisms; the toxic principles and physiolog-
ical actions of serpent venoms; the differentia-
tion and specificity of homologous proteins and
other organic substances in relation to genera,
species and organic evolution; the crystallog-
raphy of hemoglobins; physiological apparatus;
biochemic basis of problems of taxonomy and
heredity.

Beid, Dr. E. Bmm6t» Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, Md. *Chemistry. Fineastle, Va,
June 27. 72. A.M, Richmond, 92, LL.D, 17;
fellow, Hopkins, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Prof, chem,
Charleston, 98-01 ; Baylor, 01-08 ; Carnegie asst,
Hopkins, 08-09, Johnston scholar, 09-11; re-
search chemist, Colgate and Co, 11-14; assoc.
prof, chem, Hopkins, 14-16, prof, org, chem,
16- Demonstrator chem, Maryland, 96-97.
A. A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, div. org. chem, 20) ;
Chem. Gesell. Organic chemistry; hydrolysis
and alcoholysis of acid amids; perchromates ;
thio acids and alcohols and their esteriflcation;
the formation of nitriles; organic sulphur com-
pounds; relative solubilities; organic catalysis;
identification of acids, alcohols and phenols.

Beid, Prof. Harry Fielding, 608 Cathedral St,
Baltimore, Md. * Geophysics, Baltimore, May
18, 59. C.E, Pa. Mil. Acad, 76; A.B, Hopkins,
80, Ph.D, 85. Prof, math, Case, 86-89, physics,
89-94; lecturer, Hoplcins, 94-96^ assoc. prof.
geoL physics, 96-01, prof, 01-11, dynamic geol.
and geog, 11- Assoc, prof, physical geol, Chi-
cage, 95-96 ; chief, highway div, Md. GeoL Surv,
98-05; special expert in charge of earthquake
records, U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-; Hitchcock lec-
turer, California, 11. Mem. Commission Int. des
Glaciers, 94-; delegate. Int. Seismol. Ass, 06-
Nat. Acad; A.A; Physical Soc; Geol. Soc; Ass.

Geog; Seismol. Soc; Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad;
Phila. Acad; hon. mem. Soc Helv6tique des Sci.
nat. Dynamic geology, seismology and glaciol-
ogy; origin of mountain ranges; variations of
gla^Biers.

Beid. Dr. L(egh) W(ill)er), Haverford CoUege,
Haverford, Pa. Mathemaiios. Alexandria, Va,
67. B.S, Va. MiL Inst, 87; A.B, Hopkina, 89;
M.S, Princeton, 96 ; Ph.D, GiJttingen, 99. Instr.
math, Princeton, 93-97, 99-00; Ha/verford, 00-
01, assoc. prof, 01-07, prof, 07- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Class numbers of cubic algebraic
number reals; the theory of algebraic numbers.

Beiir, (Florenz EmU) William, 366 Arborway,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Entomology, Barmen,
Germany, March 12, 82. K'9nigsberg; Berlin.
With Naturhistor. Museum, Berlin, 0^-07; Bun-
sey Inst, Harvard, 08-10; Mass. Gipsy Moth
Commission, 10-12; director. New Bng, Entom.
Go, 18- Entom. Soc; Mass. Hort. Soc. (life
mem) ; Cambridge Entom. Club (v. pres, 11) ;
Int. Entom. Verein. Experimental lepidopterol-
ogy'f fi^psy moth; Catocala; hybridization.

Beighard, Prof. Jacob (SUsworth), 1502 Cam-
bridge Boad, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Zoology. La
Porte, Ind, July 2, 61. Ph3, Michigan, 82, 85-
86; private student with Dr. E. L. Mark, Cam-
bridge, 83-85. Teacher science, high seh. La
Porte, Ind, 82-83; instr. zool, Michigan, 86-87,
88-89, acting asst. prof, 87-88, asst. prof, 89-
91, prof, animal morph, 91-95, eool, 9S-, direc-
tor, gool. lah, formerly director, aool. muaeum
and biol. sta. In charge sci. work, Mich. Fish
Commission, 90-95; biol. surv. of Great Lakes,
U. S. Fish Commission, 98-01; trustee. Woods
Hole. Prize, Int. Fisheries Cong, Washington,
08. A. A. (v. pres, F, 10); Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool.
(v. pres, eastern branch, pres, central branch,
93) ; Ecol. Soc; Fisheries Soc. (pres, 15) ; Mich.
Acad, (pres, 00). Fresh water plankton; em-
bryology of teleosts; breeding habits of fishes;
warning coloration; sub-aquatic photography; «
breeding habits of Petromyzon, Catostomidae,
C^rinidae, Centrarchidae ; evolution factors in
relation to animal coloration.

Beighley, H(emy) HCerbert), 2132 Indianola Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Physics. Cherry Fork, Ohio*
Nov. 18, 81. B.S, Ohio Northern, 02; A.B,
Miami, 09; A.M, Ohio State, 13. Supt. schools,
Adams Co, Ohio, 03-05; principal, high sch, 05-
07; instr, Miami Acad, 07-09; physics. Bast
High Sch, Columbus, 09- Physical Soc; Ohio
Acad; Ass. Math, and Sci. Teachers. The
Weidemann effect in monel and nichrome wires.

Belmann, Dr. Stanley P(lilllp), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology.
Philadelphia, Oct. 13, 91. M.D, Pennsylvania,
13. Hanna research fellow path. Western Re-
serve, 16-17; instr, path, Pennsylvania, 17-:
chief of laboratories, Lankenan Hasp, Phila, 17-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Phila. Col. Physicians.
Physiology; biochemistry.

Belmer, Dr. Marie, Barnard College, Ifew York.
N. Y. Chemistry. Sunbury, Pa. A.B, Yassar,
97; Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 04; Berlin, 02-03. Instr,
asst. prof, and assoc. prof, chem, Barnard, OS-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Addition reac-
tions; action of light on unsaturated organic
compounds.

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567

Bainlring, Prof. Otto Adignst), XTniveTsitj of the
Philippines, College of Agrieultore, Los Bafios,
P. I. Plant pathology, Madison, Wis, Feb. 11,
90. B.S.A, Wiseonsin, 12, M.S, 15. In eharge,
dept. agr, Mid-Paeifio Inst, Mills Seh, Honolulu,
Hawaii, 12-13; instr. and asst. botanist, Colo.
Agr. Col. and Exp. 8ta, 1&-16; asst. prof, and
later prof, plant path, Univ, Philippines, 16-
Collaborator, U. 8. Dept. Agr, China, Siam and
the East. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Plant diseases in Colorado and the Philippines;
bud rot of coconuts; diseases of citrus.

Reisingw, Dr. E(mory) W(UUain), 1228 16th St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Anatomy, Medicine,
Washington, Sept. 18, 71. M.D, Georgetown,
93. Demonstrator anat, Oeorgetown, 94-, lec-
turer osteol, 98- Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass;
Wash. Acad. Dermatitis due to quinin; aneu-
rism of abdominal aorta; exfoliative dermatitis
of neurotic origin; typhoid vaccination; eubebs
poisoning.

Beist, H(onr7) a(«i1>er), 110 Avon Boad, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. BUctrioal engineering, Mt.
Joy, Pa, May 27, 62. M.E, Lehigh, 86. Asst.
supt, Harrisburg Foundiy and Machine Co, 88--
89; Gen, Elec. Co, 89-99, chief designer, 99-
Lecturer, Union and Cornell. A. A; Meoh. Eng;
Elec. Eng; East. N. Y. Soc. Eng. (past pres).
Botany; electrical machinery.

Bejall, Prof. Alfred E(r]Uit)» 54 Thompkins Place,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Psychology, Brooklyn, July
22, 85. Fellow, A.B, Columbia, 06; A.M, 07.
Prof, psychol. and educ, State Nor. Col, Albany,
N. Y, 09-12; asst. pqrchol, Columbia, 12-14;
instr, dept. educ, Boston, 16-18; psychologist,
Sanit. C, 18-19; supervisor immigrant educ, N,
T, State Dept, Educ, 19- A. A; Am. Acad.
Practise in tyx>ewriting ; individual diiferences
in delinquent and nonmd children.

Remington, Dr. Lewla D, Monrovia, Calif. Medi-
cine, Pontiac, Mich, Aug. 31, 69. M.D, Cali-
fornia, 09. Principal, high sch, Fenton, Mich,
90-02; instr. diseases of chest. Southern Cali-
fornia, 12-15, lecturer, 15-16, asst, prof, 16-18;
Col, Med, Evangelists, 18- A.A ; Am. Med. Ass.
Tuberculosis.

Bemington, Boo ECngene), Moorhead, Minn.
Chemistry, Northville, Mich, Sept. 3, 81. A.B,
Colorado, 05; Iowa, 05-07. Asst. instr. chem,
Colorado, OSUOS; teacher science, high sch,
Montrose, Colo, 05; instr. chem, Iowa, 05-07;
chemist. Armour and Co, Chicago, 07-08; asst.
food chem, N. Dak. Col, 08-18; pres, and gen,
manager, Semington Packing Co, 18- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Food chemistry.

Bemsen, Dr. Ira, Johns Hopkins University,
Baltimore, Md. ^Chemistry, Education, New
York, N. Y, Feb. 10, 46. A.B, CoL City of
N. Y, 65; M.D, Columbia, 67, LL.D, 93; Ph.D,
G5ttingen, 70; LL.D, Princeton, 96; Yale, 01;
Toronto, 02; D.CX, Univ. of the South, 07;
LL.D, Harvard, 09; Pa. Col, 10; Pittsburgh,
15. Asst. chem, Tubingen, 70-72; prof, Wil-
liams, 72-76; Hopkins, 76-13, pres, 01-13, emer,
prof, and emer, pres, IS- Willard Gibbs
medal, Chem. Soc, 13. Nat. Acad. (v. pres, 03-
07, pree, 07-13) ; A.A. (v. pres, 79, pres, 03) ;
Chem. Soc. (pres) ; Soc. Chem. Indust. (pres,
09); Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; cor. mem. British

Ass; for. mem. London Chem. Soc; hon. mem.
Pharmaceut. Soe. Gt. Britain ; for. hon. mem.
Soc. chim. de France. Oxidation of aromatic
substitution products; double halids; decompo-
sition of diaxo-compounds ; a new type of iso-
merism as exhibited in the chlorids of orthosul-
phobenzoic acid.

Benonf, Prof. Edward, Monkton, Md. *Chem-
istry, Lowville, N. Y, Sept. 4, 48. Heidelberg,
64; Jena, 65-66; Munich, 67-68, 77-80; Ph.D,
Freiburg, 80. Asst. chem, Munich, 80-85;
Hopkins, 85-86, assoc, 86-88, assoc. prof, 88-
90, collegiate prof, 90-11.

Benshaw, Prof. B(aemer) B(ez), Harvard Med-
ical School, Boston, Mass. Chemistry, Sierra-
viUe, Calif, Aug. 31, 80. B.S, Oregon, 02, M.S,
03; fellow, Columbia, 04r-05, PhJ), 07. Instr.
chem, Oregon, 02-04; Wesleyan, 07-12, assoc.
prof, 12-13; org. chem, Iowa State, 13-19; asst,
prof, chem, research. Harvard Med, Sch, 19-
Capt, C.W.S, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Aminophthalic
acids; cholin and its derivatices; bactericidal
properties of lecithins and cholin; diglycerids;
the action of heat on milk; hydrolytic decom-
position of nitrobenzene; phosphates of 2.3-
disterin; trimethylarsine selenid; preparation
of zinc methyl; carbohydrates of the corn cob;
dyes containing f urane cycle.

Bentschler, Dr. H(anrey) O(Iayton), Westing-
house Besearch Laboratory, E. Pittsburgh, Pa.
Physics, Hamburg, Pa, March 26, 81. A.B,
Princeton, 03, fellow, 03-04, A.M, 04; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 08. Instr. physics, Princeton, 04-05;
Pennsylvania Col, 07; Missouri, 08-17; in charge
lamp research, Westinghouse Lamp Co, 17-
A.A; assoc. mem. Physical Soc. Belative mo-
tion of ether and matter; dispersion of gases in
ultra-violet ; resonance and ionization of mona-
tomic gases; arc phenomena in various gases.

Eesser, Dr. Oha(rle)8 E(lmer), U. S. National
Museum, Washington. D. C. Paleontology.
East Berlin, Pa, April 28, 89. Ph.D, George
Washington, 17. Asst, curator paleont, U, 8,
Nat. Museum, 15- Instr. geol. and geog,
George Washington, 15- A. A; Paleont. Soc.
Cambrian stratigraphy and paleontology.

Betinger, Dr. Julius M, Bush Medical College,
Chicago, HL Physiological chemistry, Krakow,
Poland, 85. Ph.D, Leipzig, 13. Asst, prof,
physiol, chem, Bttsh Med, Col, ISO- Belation of
chemistry to immunology and serology; blood
enzymatic reactions.

Bettger, Prof. £(m68t) W(lUlam), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Applied mechanics,
Huntingburg, Ind, April 6, 71. Grad, Ind. State
Nor, 91; A.B, Indiana, 93; Ph.D, Clark, 98.
Asst, prof, applied meoh, Cornell, 08- A.A.
Lie's theory of groups; applications of the
theories of least work and of virtual work; the
economic diameter of penstocks.

Bettger, Prof. L(eo) F(rederick), 198 Edwards
St, New Haven, Oonn. Bacteriology, Hygiene*
Huntingburg, Ind, March 17, 74. A.B, Indiana,
96, A.M, 97; Ph.D, Yale, 02; Strasbourg, 03.
Instr. haoier, Sheffield ScL Sch, Yale, 02-06,
asst. prof, 0^19, prof, 19-; non-res, hacteriolo-
gist in eharge iiwestigatione of a/nimal diseases.
Conn, Exp, Sta, 09^ Beseardi scholar, Bocke-

568

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

feller Inst, 01-03, fellow, 03-06; mem. Hygiene
Beferee Board; lecturer baeter, Wesleyan, 17-
18. A. A; Soe. Baet. (eonneilor, 13, pres, 17);
Soe. Exp. Biol; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Decomposition of milk on heating; pan-
creatic digestion and the spleen; pa&ogenie
yeast; chemical products of bacteria; milk and
carbohydrate feeding; disinfection of water;
bacterial variation, nutrition and autolysis;
anaerobes; infectious abortion of cattle; black-
head of turkeys; white diimrhea of chicks; bae-
teriology of eggs; putrefaction; bacterial elasai-
ficatlon; transformation of intestinal flora.

Bettger, Prof. LCouia) J(o]in), 31 Gilbert Ave,
Terre Haute, Ind. Physiology, Huntingburg,
Ind, Oct. 19, 67. A.B, Hopkins, 88; Ph.D, 09;
A.M, Indiana, 90. Prof, physiol, Ind, 8taU
Nor. Sch, 91-^ Pel. Ind. Acad. Coagulation of
the blood; action of fluorid plasma.

Betzer, Dr. Robert, Greighton University, Omaha,
Nebr. Anatomy, Freinsheim, Germany, Jan.
22, 81. Giessen; Berlin; M.D, Leipzig, 04;
fellow, Hopkins, 05. Asst, later instr. and
assoc. anat, Hopkins, 05-09; asst. prof. Minne-
sota, 09-11; Chicago, 11-15; assoc. prof, Pitts-
burgh, 16-18; prof, and dean, med, seh, Creigh-
ton, 18- A. A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. Atrioven-
tricular bundle of the mammalian heart; an-
atomy and development of the mammalian heart.

Beyelly Prof. Daniel O(raisberry), Edmonton,
Alta, Can. Anatomy, Criminology, Ingersoll,
Ont, Aug. 15, 69. B.A, Toronto, 94, M.B, 00;
fellow, Chicago, 00-02. Master science, high
sch, Tilsonburg^ Ont, 89-91; Paris, Ont, 94-97;
instr. anat, Chicago, 02-07; provincial bacteri-
ologist, Alberta, 07-14; prof, anat. Alberta,
14- A.A; Ass. Anat; Can. Med. Ass; Can.
Nat. Commission Mental Hygiene; Alberta Med.
Ass. (pros). Pancreatic ducts in dog; human
gastric mucosa; questioned documents; identi-
Ication; handwriting.

Baynolda, Dr. Clarence N(ewton), Jr, 16 Sargent

Rt, Hanover. N. H. Kathematics, Nashua,
N. H, Feb. 6, 90. Ph.B, Brown, 18, A.M, 14;
Ph.D, Harvard, 19. Instr, math, Wesleyan, 16-
20; Dartmouth, gO- Math. Soc; Matii. Ass.
Mathematical analysis; linear diiferential equa-
tions.

Reynolds, Prof. Ernest S(haw), Agricultural Col-
lege, N. Dak. Plant pathology. Glendale,
Mont, Dec. 7, 84. Ph.B, A.M, Brown, 07; fel-
low, Illinois, 07-09, Ph.D, 09. Instr. and asst.
prof, hotj Tennessee, 09-12; assoc. prof, and
later prof, N. Dak, Col, It- Special agent, office
forest path, U. S. Dept. Agr, summers, 11, 17,
19; Minn. Dept. Forestry, 16. A. A; Bk)t. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club. System-
atic botany; pathological morphology; physiol-
ogy of fungi.

Beynolds, Floyd W(il8on), 3546 Warder St, N.
W, Washington. D. C. Cliemirtry. Guyandotte,
W. Va, June 18, 91. B.S, Cent. Wesleyan, 11;
M.S. Centrnl Col. CMo), 14-lo. Tnstr. chem,
Morris Harvey, 14-18; junior chemist. Bur.
Standards, 18-19; instr. chem, Hopkins, 19-20;
junior chemiet, hur. chem, V. 8, Dept, Agr, tO-
Chem. Soc.

Bevnolds. Dr. Frederick G. Tollepe City of New
York, New York, N. Y. Mathemaiice, New

York, Feb. 2, 72. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 91;
LL3, N. Y. Univ, 96, M.S, 99, ScD, 04. Prof,
math. Col. City of N, Y, 91- A.A; Math. Soc
Viscosity coefficient of air.

Reynolds, Dr. M(ynm) H(erbert), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Veterinary science.
Wheaton, 111, Nov. 5, 65, B.S, Iowa State, 86,
D.V.M, 89; Ph.G, Iowa Col. Pharmacy, 91; M.D,
Iowa Col. Physicians and Surg, 91. Veterinar-
ian, Minn. State Farmers Inst, 91-98; prof. vet.
med, and surg, Minnesota, 93-, chief, vet. div,
Exp. Sta. 93-17. Mem. Minn. Vet. Examining
Board, 98-10; Minn. State Live Stock Sanit.
Board, 03-; sec'y, Int. Commission Control
Bovine Tuberculosis. Am. Med. Ass; Vet.
Med. Ass. live stock sanitation; stable ventila-
tion; tuberculosis; tuberculin; hemorrhagic sep-
ticemia; hog cholera; hypodermic cathartics.

Reynolds, Walter F(ord), 848 W. 37th St, Balti-
more, Md. Geodesy, Baltimore. May 25, 80.
A.B, Hopkins, 02. Instr. math, Baltimore City
Col, 05-06; geod. computer, IT. S. Coast and
Geod. Surv, 07-08; Int. Can. Boundary Com-
mission, 08-11; V, 8, Coast and Geod. Surv, 11-
16, chief computer, div, geod, 17- Wash. Philos.
Soc. Triangulation.

Bhea, Prof. Lawrence J(osepb), University Club,
Montreal, Can. Pathology, Rhea Mills, Tex,
Dec. 9, 77. B.S, Texas, 01; M.D, Hopkins, 05;
Germany. 11-12. Intern and later asst. path,
Boston City Hosp, 06-09; asst. Harvard Med.
Sch, 09-10, instr, 10; lecturer, McGill, 10-11,
asst. prof, 11-12; Harvard Med. Seh, 12-18;
assoc, prof, MoGUl, IS- Pathologist, various
hospitals, Boston and Montreal; major, M.C,
A.E.F, Ass. Path, and Bact; Montreal Medico-
Chirurg. Soc. Blood cultures; influenza menin-
gitis; digestive enzymes in pathological tissues;
comparative pathology of canine distemper,
whooping cough; comparative pathology ^f
poliomyelitis and blind staggers in the horse;
war lesions of bones.

Bbeln, Dr. John H(enry) W(allace), 1732 Pine
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Neurology, Philadelphia,
May 21, 69. M.D, Pennsylvania, 90. Prof,
diseases of nervous system, Pennsylvania, OS-
Neurologist, various institutions. Neur. Ass;
Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Col.
Physicians. Nervous and mental diseases; an-
atomical connections between basal ganglia and
cerebellum.

Bhlnehart, Prof. D(armon) A(rtelle), 920 W. 21st
St, Little Rock, Ark. Anatomy. Pulaski, Ind,
June 5, 87. A.B, Indiana, 10, fellow, 10-11,
A.M, 12, M.D, 13. Asst. anat, Indiana, 08-10,
assoc, 11-12, instr, 13-14; assoc. prof, Arkansas,
14-17, prof, 17-19, applied anat, $0- Ass.
Anat. Nerve supply of the thyroid and para-
thyroids.

Bhoads, Samuel N(lcholson). 020 Walnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology, BibliophUy. Phila-
delphia, Pa, April 30, 62. Harvard, 92. Asst.
zool, Acad. Nat. Sciences, Phila, 95-96; field
collector, Carnegie Museum, Pittsburgh, 98; asst
archeol. Free Museum Science and Arts, Penn
sylvania, 00; antiquarian hook seller, OB- Sci
entific collecting expeditions to S. Am, Cent. Am
Mex. and N. Am. Mem. Ornith. Union; Del
Valley Ornith. Club; life mem. Phila. Acad

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

569

Mammals and birds; zoological nomenelatnre ;
bird language; nature bibliophUy.

Blioads, Ck)l. Thomas LCeidy), Surgeon General's
Offiee, Washington, D. C. Medicine. Boyertown,
Pa, April 10, 70. A.B, 91, M.D, Jefferson
Med. Col, 93. Asst. demonstrator surg. path,
Jefferson Med. €!ol, 94-98 ; asst. rargeon, XT.B J7,
98 ; med. ofHeer, UJ3.A, 00- Qiief surgeon, first
army, A.£.Fy 18-19. OoL Surg; Ass. MIL Surg.
The dysenteries; liver abscesses; lues; traeheo*
tomy; appendicitis and adnexal disease; frac-
tures.

Bbodes, Dr. Fred H(oftnaim), Morse Hall, Tthaca,
N. Y. Chemistry, Boehester, Ind, June 3D, 89.
A.B, Wabash, 10; Ph.D, Gomell, 14. Asst. Eng-
lish, Wabash^ 09-10, math, 10; qual. anal, Oor*
nell, 10-12, research asst, 12-14; instr. chem,
Montana, 14-15; Cornell, 15-17; director re-
search, chem. dept, Barrett Co, 17-20; prof,
indust. chem, Cornell, SO- Chem. Soe; Chem.
Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club. Industrial chem-
istry of coal-tar crudes and intermediates.

Bhodes, Prof. Robert C(linton), Emory Univer-
sity, 6a. Biology. Magnolia, Ark, Oct. 12, 87.
A.B, Henderson, 06; Vanderbilt, 07, A.M, 08;
Ph.D, California, 17. Instr, Mississippi, 08-10,
asst. prof, 10-12; prof, science, Henderson-
Brown, 12-15, V. pres. and dean, 12-14; asst.
zool, California, 15-17; prof, hiol, Bmory, 18-
A.A; West. Soc. Nat. Protozoology; algology.
binary fission in CoUodictyon trieiliatum.

Bicard, Prof. J(erome) (Sixtus). r'nivo^Mity of
Santa Clara, Santa Clara, Calif. Astronomy.
Plaisians, France, Jan. 21, 50. France; Turin;
Woodstock (Md); Santa Clara. Frof. math,
Santa Clara, 78-11, moral phUos, 79-; director,
observatory f 00- Trustee, Santa Clara; ed,
'Sunspot.' A. A; Seismol. Soc. (board of di-
rectors) ; Pacific Astron. Soc ; Soc. astron. de
France; Soc. Beige d 'Astron; Soc. Astron. de
Mex. Origin of sun-spots and f aculae.

Rice, Arthur L(oni8), 537 S. Dearborn St, Chi-
cago, HI. Electrical and steam engineering.
Barre, Mass, Mav 14, 70. B.8.(M.E), Wor-
cester, 91, B.8.(E.E), 93; fellow, Cornell, 95-
96, M.M.E, 96. Instr. medi. eng, Worcester, 92-
95; head, dept. applied elec, Pratt Inst, 97-01;
assoc. ed, 'Engineer,' 02-03, ed, 03-08; 'Prac-
tical Engineer,' 08-17; 'Power Plant Bng/ 17-
A. A; Mech. Eng. (asst. sec'y, 01-03); West.
Soc. Eng. Cylinder condensation in steam-
engines; liquid air phenomena; the economic
limits of super-heating of steam ;' steam pumps.

Rice, Calvin WClnsor), 29 W. 39th St, New York,
N. Y. Electrical engi0^ering. Winchester, Mass,
Nov. 4, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech. 90. Asst.
engineer, Thomson-Houston Elec. Co, 90-93;
Gen. Elec. Co, 93-95, dist. engineer, Cincin-
nati, 95; engineer, Anaconda Copper Mining
Co, 98-99; N. Y. Edison Co, 00-02; second ▼.
pres. Nemst Lamp Co, 03; engineer. Gen. Elec.
Co, N. Y, 03-06; sec'y. Am. Soc. Mech. Bng,
06- Elec. Eng. (v. pres, 03-05); Mech. Eng.
High voltage phenomena; long distance elec-
trical transmission of power.

Rice, Dr. C(baimcy) B(rewster), 61 Huntington
St, New Haven, Conn. Experimental physics.
New Haven, March 14, 72, Ph.B, Yale, 94,

Ph.D, 01. Elec. engineer, White, Crosby 00|
N. Y, 94-96; asst. physics, Sheflield Sci. Sch,
Yale, 96-01; instr, 02-04, applied elec, 05.
High frequency alternating currents; alternat-
ing current motors.

Rice, Dr. David Edgar, E. and R. Special School,
Camp Gra nt, 111. Psychology. ChamberBburg. Pa ,
Oct. 13, 75. A.B, Pennsylvania Ool, 96, A.M,
99; Ph.D, Columbia, 12. Exec, sec'y, Pratt
Inst, 10-18; head development specialist in test-
ing, war plans div, War Vept, 19- Education;
measurement and rating of educational and vo-
cational proficiency.

Rice, Prof. Bdward L(oranu8). 265 N. Main St,
Delaware, Ohio. ^Zoology. Middletown, Conn,
March 18, 71. A3, Wesleyan, 92; Ph.D,
Munich, 95. Asst. eool, Wesleyan, 96; prof,
Allegheny, 96-98; Ohio Wesleyan, 98- Instr,
lake lab, Ohio State, 05, 06, 08, 09, 12. A.A;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Ohio Acad,
(pres, 06, sec'y, 12-). GiD structure of lamelli-
branchs; comparative embryology of verte-
brate skulL

Rice. E(dwin) W(llbur), Jr, Schenectadv, N. Y.
^Electrical engineering. La Crosse, Wis, May
6, 62. A.M, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 85; hon.
A.M, Harvard, 08; hon. ScD, Union* Supt.
and later tech. director, Thomson-Houston Elec.
Co, 88-94; v. pres, Gen. Elec. Co, 94-13, pres,
13- Mem. Nat. Research Council ; Eng. Founda-
tion; Eng. Council. Chevalier Legion d'hon-
neur; Order of the Rising Sun with Cordon,
Japan, third class. A.A; Elec. Eng. (pres, 17) ;
Civil Eng; Hlnm. Eng. Soc; British Inst. Elec.
Eng; British Inst. Civil Eng; British Iron and
Steel Inst.

Rice, Prof. Frank E(lmore), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Chemistry. Cuba, Ind, July 31,
87. A.B, Indiana, 09; Ph.D, Cornell, 14.
Asst. chem, Indiana, 09-09; asst, instr. and
later asst. prof, Cornell, 09- Asst. chemist.
Am. Steel and Wire Co, summer, 08; N. Y.
Exp. Sta, Geneva, summers, 10, 11; consulting
chemist. Nestle 's Food Co, 17- Chem. Soc
Physiological chemistry; agricultural and food
chemistry; physical chemis&y of soils.

Rice, C^rge S(amnel), U. S. Bureau of Mines,
Washington, D. C. Mining engineering. Glare-
mont, N. H, Sept. 8, 66. E.M, Columbia, 87.
Mining engineer, 87-97 ; consulting mining engi-
neer, Chicago, 97-08; mining engineer, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 08-11; chief mining engineer, V. S. Bur.
Mines, 11- In charge of party of engineers to
investigate European mines, 11; Can. Commis-
sion on Turtle Mountain Rock Slide, 11; mem.
Commission to investigate post-war mining and
industrial conditions, l^ance and Belgium. A.A ;
Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Inst; Int. Conf.
Mine Exp. Stations (organizer and sec'y, 12-);
British Inst. Min. Eng. Prevention of coal
mine explosions.

Rice, Oommander H(erbert) L(oiils), U. S. Naval
Academy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Chi-
cago, HI, Dec. 18, 69. Michigan, 88-91 ; 3.S,
George Washington, 93, M.S, 94. Asst, 'Nau-
tical Almanac' Office, 92-02; asst. astronomer,
U. S. Naval Observatory, 02-07; prof, math, V.
8. Navy, 07- Instr. astron, George Washing-
ton, 94-97, prof, 97-04.

570

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bice, Prof. James E(dwaxd), Forest Home, Ithaca,
N. Y. Poultry husbandry. Anrora, HI, Mareh
12, 65. B.S.Agr, Cornell, 90. Asst. prof.
poultry husbandry, Cornell, 03-06, prof, 06"
Am. Ass. Instraetors and Inveeti^tors in
Poultry Husbandry; Int. Ass. Instructors and
Investigators Poultry Husbandry. The feeding
and breeding of poultry.

Bice, Prof. M(artln) E(yerett), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Fhysies, Sleetrieal
engineering, Mathematics, Westfield, N. Y,
Nov. 19, 70. B.S, Kansas, 91, M.S, 93; Chi-
cago, summers, 94, 96, Yerkes Observatory, sum-
mer, 98. Instr. dept. physics and math, Kansas,
92-96; asst. prof, physics and math, 96-98,
physios and eleo. eng, 98-^6, assoo. prof, 06-,
acting head, dept, 07-09. A.A; Astron. Soc;
Elec. Eng. The inverse of conies and conicoids
from the center; effect of magnetism on spec-
tral lines; alternating currents in Wheatstone's
bridge; the baUistio electrodynamometer as an
instrument for testing iron.

Bice, Bichard H(enry), 124 Ocean St, Lynn, Mass.
Mechanical engineering, Bockland, Maine, Jan.
9, 63. M.E, Stevens, 85. With various indus-
trial companies, 86-03; consulting steam engi-
neer, Gen^ Eleo, Co, 03-08, manager, Lyn/n Works,
18- Mech. Eng. (manager). High speed tur-
bine and air compressing apparatus.

Bice, Prof. W(lllia)in North, Middletown, Conn.
* Geology, Marblehead, Mass, Nov. 21, 45.
A.B, Wesleyan, 65; PhJ), Yale, 67; Berlin,
67-68; LL.D, Syracuse, 86; Wesleyan, 15.
Prof. geol. and nat. hist, Wesleyan, 68-84, geol,
84-18, emer, prof, 18- Acting pres, 07, 08-09,
18. Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Sury, 91-92;
lecturer science and religion, Colgate, 97-00;
supt, Conn. Qeol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 03-16.
A.A. (v. pres, 05) ; Soc. Nat. (pres, 91) ; Gteol.
Soc. (v. pres, 11) ; Ass. Gleog; Am. Acad; Conn.
Acad. (Geology of Bermuda ; geology of the Con-
necticut Valley; relations of science and re-
ligion.

Blch, Edward ]>(unbar), Office of State Sanitary
Engineer, Lansing, Mich. Sem/Uation, Mar-
cellus, N. Y, Nov. 21, 68. C^E, Bensselaer, 95.
Leveler, N. Y. State Canals, 96-98; asst. city
engineer, Utica, 98-08; city engineer. Summit,
N. J, 03-07; locating engineer, Bome and
Northern B. B, 07; deputy city engineer, Utica,
08 ; asst. prof, civil eng, Mich^an, 08-13 ; state
sanit, engineer, Mich, ' IS- Ovni Eng ; Pub.
Health Ass. Leakage into sanitary sewers;
sewage disposal; tannery waste disposal.

Bich, Prof. QUbert J(oseph», 331 N. Neville St,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Psyehology. New York, N. Y,
Oct. 16, 93. A.B, A.M, Cornell, 15^ Ph.D, 17.
Instr. psychol, Hobart, 17-18; asst. prof, Drake,
19-20 ; instr, Pittsburgh, SO- Psychol, examiner,
U.S. A, 18-19. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Experimental
psychology; audition; psycho-physics; employ-
ment psychology.

Bich, I>r. John L(7on), Hobart, N. Y. Geology,
Hobart, Dec. 1, 84. A.B, Cornell, 06, fellow, 07-
08, A.M, 07, Ph.D, 11. Asst. geol, Cornell, 06-
07; geol. aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 07-08, junior
geologist, 09-18; instr. geol, Cornell, 09-11; Illi-
nois, 11-18; oil geologist, 19- With U. S. Geol.
Surv, HL Geol. Surv. and N. Y. State Geol. Surv,

summers ; asst, Tarr exped. to Alaska, 06. Capt,
U.S.A, 18-19. A. A; Geol. Soc; Am. Geog.
Soc; Ass. Geog; Min. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol.
Physiography; oil geology; physiography of
arid Umds; the correlation of culture witii stage
in the geographic cycle; glacial geology.

Bich, WlUis H(orton), Stanford University, Calif.
Ichthyology. Galesburg, HI, March 15, 85.
B.S, Lombard, 05; A.B, Stanford, 09, A.M, 18.
Instr. zool. and physiol, Stanford, 0S^18; field
asst, Bur. Fisheries, 18- Fish culture worker,
Calif. Fish and Game Commission, 10-13.
A. A; Calif. Acad; Pacific Fisheries Soc Life
histories of Salmonidae.

Bicharda, Dr. Alfted N(owtoii), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Pharmacol'
ogy. Stamford, N, Y, March 22, 76. A.B,
Yale, 97, A.M, 99; Ph.D, Columbia, 01; re-
seardi scholar, Bockefeller Inst, 01-04. Asst.
physiol. chem, Columbia, 98-02, tutor, 02-04,
instr. Pharmacol, 04-08; prof, Northwestern, 08-
10; Pennsylvama, 10- Mem. ed. board, 'Jour.
Biol. Chem'; assoc. ed, 'Jour. Pharmacol, and
Exp. Therapeut.' Attached to staff, British
Med. Besearoh Committee, 17-18; major, Sanit.
C. and in charge, physioL lab, C.W.S, Ohaumont,
France, 18. Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Biol. Chem; Harvey Soc; Soc. Pharmacol.
Chemistry of connective tissues; salivary diges-
tion; adrenalin glycosuria; toxicity of indol;
action of cyanids; delayed chloroform poison-
ing; adrenalin secretion; kidney function; ac-
tion of histamin and other dilators; shock.

Blcharda, Prof. A(nte), Norman, Okla. Zool-
ogy. Tekamah, Nebr, Oct. 31, 85. A.B, Kan-
sas, 08; A.M, Wisconsin. 09; fellow, Prince-
ton, 09-11, Ph.D, 11. Teacher physioL and
physiog, high sch, Wellington, Kana, 07-08;
asst. sool, Wisconsin, 08-09; inatr, Texas, 11-16,
adj. prof, 16; prof, Wabash, 16-20; Oldahoma,
to- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Micros. 8oe;
Tex. Acad; Ind. Acad. Cellular physiology;
cytology; effect of X-radiation upon cells.

Bicharda, Prof. B(ert) L(orin), Utah Experiment
Station, Logan, Utah. Plant pathology. Parm-
ington, Utah. B.S, 14; M.S, 16; fellow, Wiscon-
sin, 18-19, Ph.D, 19. Asst. prof, bot, Utah Col,
15-16, assoc. prof, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc. Soil temperature as a factor in plant
diseases.

BlChards, Prof. OCharles) B(n88), 805 W. Green
St, Urbana, III. Mechanical engineering.
Clarkshill, Ind, March 23, 71. B.M.E, Purdue,
90, M.E, 91; M.M.E, Cornell, 95; D.Eng, Ne-
braska, 20. Instr. mech. eng, Colo. Agr. Col, 91-
92; adj. prof, manual training, Nebraska, 92-
95, assoc. prof, practical mech, 95-97, prof,
mech. eng. and director, sch. mech. arts, 97-06,
head prof, 06-11, assoc. dean, indust. col, 07-09,
dean, col. eng, 09-11; prof. mech. eng, Illinais,
11-, acting dean, col. eng, and acting director,
Eng. Exp. Sta, 18-15, dean, col. eng, and di-
rector, Eng, Exp. Sta, 17-; consulting engineer.
A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; West. Soc. Eng.
Heating value of com and of the Nebraska coal
supply; elBcieney of throttling compound en-
gines; reheating of eompressed air; air-ateam
mixtures; combustion engines.

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

571

Sichards, Miss O(lftrioo) Audrey, Forest Products
Laboratorj, Madison, Wis. Forest pathology.
Mendon, Ohio. A.B, Miami, 12, A.M, 14. Asst.
bot, Miami, 12-14; research asst, Ohio Biol.
Surv, 15; asst. bot, WiscoTisiti, 15-17, forest
path, 17- A.A; Bot. Soc; Wis. Acad. Toxicity
of preservatives; deterioration of wood pulp due
to fungi.

Biehards, B(dgar), 60 Ajrault St, Newport. R. I.
Chemistry. New York, N. Y, Feb. 23, 58. Sch.
of mines, Columbia, 76-81. Asst. chemist, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 82-87; chemist, internal revenue
bur, U. S. Treas. Dept, 87-92. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Miii. Eng; Soc Chem. Indust; Pub. Health
Ass; E]ectro<3iem. Soc; Franklin Inst; British
Soc. Pub. Analysts; London Chem. Soc; Soc.
chim. de Paris. Agricultural chemistry; foods;
fermentation; microscopy; mineralogy.

Bichards, Dr. Ernest TCbomson) FCraser), Lowry
Building, St Paul, Minn. Medicine. Kings-
town, St. Vincent, B.W.I, July 28, 83. M.D,
CM, McGill, 05. Instr. path, and neur. Harvard
Med. Sch, 07-11; med, Minnesota, 11-17, asst.
prof, 17- Ed, *Minn. Med/ 16-18; chief, div.
med, Harvard surg. unit, B.E.F, 15-16. Ass.
Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Ass; Minn. Acad.
Med. Hemolytic jaundice; baciUary dysentery;
typhoid meningitis; experimental arthritis;
polycythemia.

Bicbards, I>r. Harold F(rederic), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Physics. Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Oct. 12, 94. A.M, Cincinnati, 17,
Hanna fellow, 17-18, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Instr.
physios, Cincinnati, tO- Contact effect between
metals and dielectrics.

Bichards, Dr. Herbert M(aiae), Barnard College,
New York, N. Y. ^Botany. Philadelphia, Pa,
Oct. 6, 71. B.S, Harvard, 91, ScD, 95, Parker
fellow, 95-96. Asst. hot. Harvard, and instr.
Radcliffe, 91-95; tutor, Barnard, Columbia, 96-
98; instr, Harvard, 97-98; Barnard, Columbia,
98-03, adj. prof, 03-06, prof, 06- Assoc, ed,
'Physiol. Researches'; mem. board scientific di-
rectors, N. Y. Bot. Oarden. A. A. (v. pros, 08) ;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp.
Biol ; Torrey Bot. Club (pros) ; New Eng. Bot.
Club. The structure and development of algae
and fungi; reactions of plants to the stimulus
of wounding and to chemical stimulus; influence
of carbon monoxid upon plants ; aeidity and gas
interchange in cacti and other succulents.

Bichards, Mrs. Herbert M. (BCarion E), Barnard
College, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
Botany. New York. A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M,
05. Asst. and instr. hot, Barnard, Columbia, 05-
15, lecturer, 15- Physiological botany.

Bichards, Prof. Horace O(lazk), 4812 Fairmount
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. Philadelphia,
Jan. 4, 68. A.B, Pennsylvania, 88, Ph.D, 91;
Hopkins, 91-92. Instr. physics, Pennsylvania,
90; Bryn Mawr, 92-93; Pennsylvania,'^ 9^-03,
asst. prof, 03-09, prof, math, physics, 09- As-
soc, physicist, Bur. Standards, 18. A.A; Phys-
ical Soc; Philos. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Mathe-
matical physies; optics.

Blcharde, Prof. Jo0(eph) W(llllam), Lehigh Uni-
versity, Bethlehem, Pa. ^Metallurgy, Electro-
chemistry. Oldbury, England, July 28, 64.
A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 82, A.M, 87; A.C,

Lehigh, 86, M.S, 91, Ph.D, 93; Heidelberg and
Freiberg, 97-98. Asst. supt, Del Metal Re-
finery, Phila, 86-87; instr. metal, and miner,
Lehigh, 87-97, asst. prof, 97-02, acting prof,
02-03, prof, OS- Mem. Assay Commission to
Test Coinage, 97; jury awards, Phila. Export
Expos, 00; chairman, metal, jury awards,
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Rep. of Franklin
Inst, Int. Geol. Cong, St. Petersburg, 97. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (v. pres, 99) ; Electrochem. Soc.
(first pres, 02, 03, sec'y, 07-) ; Min. Eng; Chem.
Eng; Iron and Steel Inst; Franklin Inst, (pres,
chem. sect, 97) ; Faraday Soc; British Iron and
Steel Inst; British Inst. Metals; Soc. de Chim.
appliqu^; Bunsen Gesell. Specific heats, latent
heats of fusion and vapor tensions of the met-
als; physical and chemical properties and isola-
tion of aluminium and its alloys; improved
methods of quantitive blow-pipe analysis; ther-
mal efficiency of electric furnaces; rationale of
blast-furnace operations; electro-metallurgy of
iron and steel.

Bichards, Mrs. Mildred (Albro) Hoge, Norman,
Okla. Zoology. Baltimore, Md, July 7, 85.
A.B, Goucher, 08; A.M, Columbia, 12, Ph.D,
14. Teacher biol. West. High Sch, Baltimore,
08-11; instr. zool, Indiana, 14-18. A. A; Soc
Zool; Ind. Acad. (Genetics; inheritance in
Drosophila.

Bichards, B(alph) WCebster), 2717 Connecticut
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. Geology, Mineral-
ogy. Waterville, Maine, May 30, 79. A.B, Colby,
01; fellow, Tufts, 01-02, A.M, 02. Instr. geol.
Tufts, 02-06; aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 07-08,
junior geologist, 08-10, asst. geologist, 10-12,
assoc. geologist, 12-13; geologist, foreign dept,
Pearson and Son, Ltd, 13-15; Associated Geol.
Engineers, 15-16; Petrol. Exploration, Inc, 16-
18; asst. valuation expert, bur. int. revenue, U.
S. Treas. Dept, 18-19 ; coraulting geologist, 19-
Asst. geol, Harvard, 02-03, miner, 04-07, petrog,
05-07. Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. G^l. Soc.
Coal resources of the Bull Mountains, Montana;
areal, structural and economic geology of phos-
phate deposits of Idaho, Utah and Wyoming;
geology of petroleum dex>08lts of Ecuador, Al-
geria, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Ohio, West Vir-
ginia, Louisiana, Wyoming and Montana.

Bichards, Prof. Bobert H(aUowell), 32 Eliot St,
Jamaica Plain, Mass. Mining engineering.
Metallurgy. Gardiner, Maine, Aug. 26, 44. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 68; LL.D, Missouri, 08. Asst.
chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 68-69, instr. assaying
and qual. anal, 69-70, asst. prof. anal, chem,
70-71, prof, miner, and assaying and in charge,
mining and metal, laboratories, 71-72, prof,
mining eng, 73-84, head, mining dept, 73-14,
prof, mining eng. and metal, 84-14, emer. prof,
14- Sec'y of the faculty, 78-83. Gold medal,
Min. and Metal. Soc. A.A ; hon. mem. Min. Eng.
(pres, ^^y. Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Civil Eng.
Ore dressing.

Bichards, Prof. Theodore W(ll]lam), 15 Follen St,
Cambridge, Mass. ^Chemistry. Germantown,
Pa, Jan. 31, 68. B.S, Haverford, 85, LL.D, 08;
A.B, Harvard, 86, A.M, Ph.D, 88, hon. 8c.D, 10 ;
GiSttingen, 88-89, 95; Dresden, 89; Leipsig, 95;
hon. Sc.D, Yale, 05; hon. Chem.D, Clark, 09; hon.
Ph.D, Prague, 09; hon. M.D, Berlin, 10; hon.

572

AMBMCAN MEN OF SCIENCE

jy.&e, Cambridge, 11; Oxford, 11; Manchester,
11; hon. Ph.D, Christiania, 11; LL.D, Pitts-
bnrgh, 15; Pennsylvania, 20. Asst. chem, Har-
vard, 8&-91, instr, 91-94, asst. prof, 94-01, prof,
01-, chairman, chem. dept, 03-11, director, Gibbs
Mem. Lab, 12- Director, summer sch. of chem.
Harvard, 90; adviser, Oamegie Institution, 02,
research assoe, 02-; acting director. Harvard
Chem. Lab, 03; Harvard visiting prof, Berlin,
06-07; lecturer, Lowell Inst, 08; Faraday lec-
turer, London Chem. Soc, 11; mem. Nat. Bo-
search Council, 16-19; consulting chemist. War
Dept. and U. S. Bur. Mines, 18. Davy medal,
Boyal Soc, 10; Faraday medal, London Chem.
Soc, 11 ; Willard Gibbs medal, Chem. Soc, 12 ;
Franklin medal, 16; Nobel prize chem, 14.
Nat. Acad; A.A. (pres, 17); CHiem. Soc. (pres,
14); Electrochem. Soc; Am. Aead. (pres, 19);
Philos. Soc; Franklin Inst; hon. mem. N. Y.
Chemists Club; for. mem. Boyal Soc; hon. mem.
Royal Inst; hon. and for. mem. London Chem.
Soc; hon. mem. Boyal Irish Acad; cor. mem.
Boyal Prussian Acad; cor. mem. Boyal Danish
Acad; for. mem. Swedish Boyal Acad; Accad.
dei Lincei; cor. mem. Boyal Bologna Acad.
Atomic weights; isotopes; radioactive lead; cup-
rammonium compounds ; occlusion and inclusion ;
taste of acids; spectra of gases; electrical re-
sistance and thermal expansion of gases; elec-
trochemical equivalents and silver voltameter;
heat capacity; equilibrium of chromium solu-
tions; birth and growth of crystals by micro-
kinetoscope ; thermometry ; thermochemical meas-
urements; compressibilities; significance of
atomic volume; electrochemistry of amalgams;
apparatus and methods for exact investigation;
energy relations of systems under varying con-
ditions; standardizing thermometers by bicom-
ponent systems.

Bicfaardson, Prof. OCbarles) HCenry), Syracuse
University, Syracuse, N. Y. Mineralogy, Geol-
ogy, Topsham, Vt, Sept. 26, 62. A.B, Dart-
mouth, 92, A.M, 95, fellow, 95-98, Ph.D, 98; Chi-
cago, summer, 02. Principal, Black Biver Acad,
Ludlow, Vt, 92-93 ; Green Mt. Sem. and Minard
Commercial Col, 93-95; asst. chem, Dartmouth,
95-98, instr. chem. and miner, 98-01, miner, and
geol, 01-06; asst. prof, Syracuse, 06-07, assoc.
prof, 07-09, prof, 00- Asst, Vermont Geol.
Surv, 95-; mem. gen. educ. eommiasion, Paris
Expos, 01. Mem. Eighth Int. Geog. Cong, U. S,
04; Ottawa. A. A; Geol. Soc; fel. Mineral. Soc;
Chem. Soc; Vt. Bot. Club; Bochester Acad.
Economic geology; building* stones ; clays; anat-
omy and physiology of Pinus sylvestris; the
calciferous mica schist of eastern Vermont;
analysis of Washington marbles; the terranes
of Vermont; Washington limestone and its as-
sociated terranes.

Bichardson, Charles H(ow«rd), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology,
Pasadena, Calif, July 7, 87. A.B, Stanford, 12 ;
M.S, Harvard, 13; Columbia, 17-18. Asst. en-
tomologist, N. J. Exp. Sta, 13-16; instr. entom,
Butgers, 15-16; specialist insect pHysiol, bur,
entom, U, S. Dept, Agr, 19- A.A; Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Chem. Soc; Wash. Entom.
Soc. Physiology and toxicologj' of insects;
chemotropism in insects; relation of food con-
stituents to growth of insects.

Blchardflon, Dr. Obarlas WCilUamson), 1317 Con-
necticut Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. Medi-
cine, Washington, D. C, Aug. 22, 61. Penn-
sylvania; M.D, George Washington, 84. Prof.
laryngol, and otol, George Washington, 00-
A.A; Laryngol. Ass; Otol. Soc. (pres, 14);
Climat. Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc;
Wash. Anthrop. Soc. Keratosis of the tonsils;
congenital obstruction of post-nasal orifice;
vaso-motor catarrh.

Bichardson, Clifford, Boom 1615, Woolworth
Building, New York, N. Y. ^Chemistry, Wor-
cester, Mass, March 6, 56. A.B, Harvard, 77.
Field asst, U. S. Geol. and Geog. Surv. (Hay-
den), 78; asst. chemist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 78-
83, principal asst, 83-87; inspector of asphalt
and cements and chemist, Eng. Dept, D. C, 87-
94; practising chem. engineer, 94-95; supt. of
tests. The Barber Asphalt Paving Co, 96-00;
proprietor, N. Y. Test. Lab, 00-10; consulting
engineer, 10- Mem. TJ. S. Assay Commission;
assoc. ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-09;
mem. various commissions on tests and staml-
ards. A.A. (v. pres, 06); Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust. (chairman, N. Y. sect, 00-02);
Agr. Chem. (sec'y, 85-87); Civil Eng; Min.
Eng; Forestry Ass; Soc. Test. Mat; Wash.
Acad; N. Y. (demists Club; London Chem. Soc;
Chem. Gesell. Chemistry of the cereals and
grasses; sugar; food adulteration; ceramics;
petroleum; asphalts and native bitumens; hy-
draulic cements; constitution of Portland ce-
ment; uniformity in chemical analysis.

Bichardson, Prof. Florence B(lla), University of
Chicago, Chicago, 111. Psychology, Hiawatha,
Kans. A.B, Nebraska, 02; fellow, Chicago, <>o-
08, Ph.D, 08. Asst. prof, psychol, Drake, 08-10,
prof, 10-18; lecturer, Chicago, 19-20, assi. prof,
BO- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Iowa Acad. Animal
psychology; defective color vision.

Bichardson, Dr. O(eorge) BCnrr), IT. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. New York,
N. Y, Aug. 21, 72. B.S, Harvard, 95, M.S, 97;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 01. Geologist, U, 8, Geol. Surv,
00- A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Petroleum
geology and statistics.

Bichardson, Dr. BCark W(yman), 294 Washington
St, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Fitchburg, Mass,
Dec. 27, 67. A.B, Harvard, 89, M.D, 94, Bnllard
fellow, 98; Berlin and Vienna, 94-95; Dalton
scholar, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 98-01. Asst. path.
Harvard, 97-99, theory and practise of med, 99-
00; sec'y, Mass. State Board of Health, 09-14;
chief examiner for Boston, Equitable Life As-
surance Soc, of the TJ, 8. A.A ; Am. Physicians ;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriol-
ogy of and immunity in typhoid fever; epi-
demiology of infantile paralysis.

Richardson, Dr. Oscar, 22 Evans Way, Boston,
Mass. Pathology, Bacteriology. East Boston,
Jan. 22, 60. M.D, Harvard, 00. Asst, patholo-
gist, Mass, Gen, Hosp, Boston, 97-; instr, post-
grad, sch, med, Harvard. Ass. Path, and Bact;
Am. Med. Ass. The cause of carcinoma ; micro-
organisms; status lymphaticus; psittacosis; te-
tanus; Pseudopneumococcus ; a new chromogenic
bacillus; Friedreich's ataxia; bundle of His in
Stokes Adams disease; leprosy; the patholojrr

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of syphilitie aortitis; tetanus bacilli in lymphatic
glands in tetanus.

Blchardson, Prof. O(wen) WCillans), 4 Cannon
Place, Hampstead, N. W. 3, England. ^Physics,
Dewsbury, England, April 26, 79. B.A, Trini^,
Cambridge, 00, fellow, 02-08, M.A, 04, Clerk
Maxwell student, 04-06; D.Sc, London, 04. Pre-
lector, Trinity, Cambridge, 01-06, director sci-
ence studies, Corpus Christi, 05-06; prof, phy-
sics, Princeton, 06-14 ; Wheatstone prof, physic/t^
Kings College, London, li- Hughes medal,
Royal Soc, 20. Physical Soc; Philos. Soc; fel!
Koyal Soc; London Physical Soc. (v. pres, 15-
19); Cambridge Philos. Soc; Soc. de Physique.
Thermionics; photo-electricity; discharge of
electricity through gases; diffusion of gases
through solids; effect of pressure on spectral
lines; theory of magnetism; nature and energy
of thermions; nature of electromagnetic radia-
tions; thermal effects of the emission and ab-
sorption of electricity by bodies; electrons and
chemical action.

Blchardson, Bobert E(arl), Havana, 111. Ichthy-
ology. Brighton, 111, Nov. 22, 77. A.B, Illinois,
01, A.M, 03. Biol, asst, 111. Nat. Hist. Surv,
03-06; research asst. ichthyol, Stanford, 06-07;
preparator zool, California, 07-08; instr. bio-
nomics, Stanford, 08-09 ; hiologigt in charge, III.
Biol. Sta, 09- With Bur. Fisheries, 07-08, 12.
Fisheries Soc; Eeol. Soc; HI. Acad. Systematic
ichthyology; ecology of fishes; general hydro-
biology; sanitary biology.

Bichardson, Prof. B(ola]id) a(eorg«) D(wlght),
Brown University, Providence, R. I. *Afatfcc-
maiics. HaUfax, N. S, May 14, 78. A.B, Yale,
03, A.M, 04, Ph.D, 06 ; GKJttingen, 08-09. Instr.
math, Yale, 04-07; asst. prof, Brown, 07-12;
assoc. prof, 12-15, prof, 16- Lecturer, Chicago,
summer, 18. A.A; Math. Soc. (v. pres, 20,
see'y, 21) ; Math. Ass. (v. pres, 19) ; Am. Acad;
Math. Verein; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Mathe-
matical analysis.

Bichardgon, W(ima)m D, Swift and Co, Chicago,
HI. •Chemistry. Jackson, Mich, Nov. 24, 76.
Chicago, 94-99. Chemist, Swift and Co, 99-01,
chief chemist, 01-, director, research lab, tO-
Ed. 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 09-12.
A.A; Chem. Soe; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Oil Chem. Soe; Omith. Union;
Cooper Ornith. Club; Wilson Omith. Club.

Bichart, Frank Brwln, University of Illinois,
Urbana, 111. Civil engineering. B.S, Blinois,
14, M.S, 15. Concrete designer, C. F. Mas-
sey Co, 15; Concrete Steel Products Co, 16;
instr. iheoret. and applied vieoh, Illinois, 16-18,
research assoc, 19- Soc. Test. Mat; Concrete
Inst. Materials of construction; structural en-
gineering; reinforced concrete.

Biehoy, Dr. Be Wayne a(reenwood), Mercy Hos-
pital, Pittsburgh, Pa. Pathology. New Brighton,
Pa, Oct. 25, 92. MJ), Pittsburgh, 15, B.S, 17.
Intern, St. Francis Hosp, Pittsburgh, 15-16;
junior house pathologist and bacteriologist,
Mercy Hosp, 16-18, pathologist and hacteriolo-
gist, 19- Lieut, M.C, U.S.N.R.F, 18-19. Ass,
Path, and Bact. Streptococcus tonsilitis; quinin
idiosyncrasy; agonal bacteriaemia ; influenza;
metaplasia; cutaneous anaerobs.

Blchmomd, Dr. Oha(rle)^ W(aUace), U. S. Na-
tional Museum, Washington, D. C. Ornithology.
Kenosha, Wis^ Uec. 31, 68. Corcoran Sci. Sch,
George Washington, 86-87; M.D, Georgetown,
97. Special agent, Census Office, 89-90; omith.
clerk, biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, 90-91; asst.
curator, div. of birds, U. S. Nat. Museum, 94-
18, assoc. curator, 18- Fel. Omith. Union;
Wash. Aoad; Wasli. Biol. Soc; Cooper Omith.
Club; hon. mem. British Ornith. Union. Exotic
ornithology; bibliography of ornithology; cata-
logue of genera and species of birds, with
synonyms.

Bichmoiid, Prof. Francis A, 601 College Ave,
Elmira, N. Y. Chemistry. Adams, Mass, Aug.
15, 74. B.S, Cornell, 98. Instr. chem, Cornell,
98-99; prof. chem. and physics, Blmira, 99-
Chem. Soc. Phenyl mustard oil as a reagent
for the detection of the alcoholic hydroxy!
group; sulphur in illuminating gas.

Blchter, Arthur William, Price Manufacturing
Co, Yakima, Wash. Mechanical engineering.
Manitowoc, Wis, Sept. 2, 65. B.M.E, Wisconsin,
89; M.E, 91; M.M.E, Comell, 99. Instr. and
asst. prof, steam eng, Wisconsin, 91-96, asst.
prof, and later prof. exp. eng, 96-09 ; prof. eng.
and dean, eng. sch, Montana, 09-19; pres, Price
Mfg. Co, 19- Consulting engineer, Wis. State
Board of Control, 08-09; Fuel Ad. for Mont.
Mont. Soe. Eng. (pres, 16). Transmission of
heat through metals; small electric light and
railway plants.

Bichtmaiin, Prof. W(llllam) 0(8ear), 1709 Adams
St, Madison, Wis. Pharmacognosy. Arcadia,
Wis, Nov. 30, 76. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 94, fellow,
94-97, B.S, 97, Ph.D, 19. Instr. practical phar-
macy, Wisconsin, 98-00, pharmaeog, 00-02; ex-
pert pharmacog, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-06; res.
manager, Satsuma Co, 06-15: Am. Flavoring
Extract Ass. research fellow, fVisconsin, 15-16,
pharmacognosist, Pharmaeeui. Bwp. 8ta, 17-,
asst. prof, pharmaoog, 19- A. A; Pharmaceut
Ass. (sec'y, sci sect, 11, chairman, 12, sec'y
hist, sect, 19, chairman, 20) ; Chem. Soc. Prac
tieal pharmacy and pharmacognosy.

Bichtmyer, Prof. F(l07d) K(arker), Cornell Uni
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. •Physios. Cobleskill
N. Y, Oct. 12, 81. A.B, Comell, 04, Ph.D, 10
Instr. physics, Drexel Inst, 04-06; Comell, 06-
10, asst. prof, 10-18, prof, 18- Investigator, re
search lab, Gen. Elec. Co, 19-20. Physicist, Bur
Standards, summer, 15; radio engineer, Sig. C
U.S.A, 18. A.A; Physical Soc; Optical Soc
(pres, 20); Eng. Educ; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Ass
Prof. Heat of vaporization of liquid air; the
photo-electric effect; heterochromatic photom
etry; properties of thin metal films; X-ray ab
sorption.

Bickard, TOiomas) A(rtiuir), 420 Market St, San
Francisco, Calif. Mining engineering. Pertu-
Bola, Italy, Aug. 29, 64. Assoc, Royal Sch.
Mines, London. State geologist, Colo, 96-02;
ed, 'Eng. and Mining Jour,' 03-05; 'Mining
and Scientific Press,' 06-09; founder and ed,
'Mining Mag,' London, 09-15; ed, 'Mining and
Sdentiflc Press,' IS- Special lecturer, Stan-
ford, California, Columbia and Harvard. Min.
Eng; British Min. and Metal. Inst. The strac-
tnre of ore deposits.

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AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bickards, Burt B(an8oii0» N. T. State Depart-
ment of Health, Albany, N. Y. Bacteriology,
Chemistry. Cambridge, Mass, Sept. 28, 76.
B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99. Instr. anal. ehem.
Textile 6<sh, Lowell, Mass, 99-00; first asst.
baeter. and chem, Boston Board of Health Lab,
00-05, director, 05-09; chief of laboratories,
Ohio Board of Health, 09-11; assoe. prof,
munic. and sanit. dairying, Illinois, 11-12; asst.
director, biol. dept, Eli Lilly and Co, 12-15; de-
velopment dept, Bandall Faichney Co, 15-17;
asst. to deputy oommiseioner, N. 7. State Dept,
of Health, 17-; ed, 'Puh, Health News'; 'Health
Officers' BuV; 'Pub. Health Nurses' Bui.'
Ed, 'Am. Jour. Pub. Health/ 05-12. Pub.
Health Ass. (sec'y, lab. sect, 0^12) ; Soc. Bact;
Child Hygiene Ass. Public health; bacteriolog-
ical methods ; morphology of bacteria ; loi^jevity
of B. tuberculosis in sputum; investigation of
methods of disinfection and their value; value
of shaking suspended sputum specimens; types
and morphology of B. diphtheriae; methods of
digestion of suspected tubercular sputum speci-
mens.

Bicker, Maurice (a), U. S. Public Health Service,
Washington, D. C. Natural science. Wataga, HI.
July 18, 69. B.S, Drake, 92. Teacher science,
high sdi, Marshalltown, Iowa, 92-96; biol, Bur-
lington, 96-99, principal. 99-06; West High Sch,
Des Moines, 06-18; with T. M. C. A, 18-19, in
charge, motion picture laboratories and sch. of
projection, int. committee, 19-20; asst. director
edue. work, U. 8. Puh. Health Service, tO-
Lecturer, biol. sta, Montana, 01-06; photog-
rapher, Univ. Iowa exped. to Barbados and
Antigua, 18. A.A; fel. Iowa Acad; fel. St.
Louis Acad. Plankton in Montana lakes and
rivers; hydra and hydrachnids; ecology; physi-
ography; photography applied in biological
problems; motion-picture photography.

Bicker, Prof. N(atliaii) OUflord, 612 W. Green St,
Urbana, 111. Architecture, Engineering, Ac-
ton, Maine, July 24, 43. B.8, Illinois^ 72,
M.Archit, 77, hon. D.Archit, 00. Instr. archit,
Illinois, 73-75, asst. prof, 75-78, prof, 78-^ dean,
col. of eng, 78-05. Pres, 111. Board of Exam-
iners of Architects, 99- Hon. mem. and fel.
Am. Inst. Archit; Eng. Educ; West. Soc. Eng;
111. Soc. Eng; and Surveyors; HI. Acad. His-
tory of architecture; architectural engineering;
graphic statics; economical design of roofs.

Bicker, P(ercy) L(ero7), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Bruns-
wick, Maine, March 27, 78. B.S, Maine, 00, M.S,
01. Asst. biol, Maine, 01 ; sci. asst. agrost, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 01-05, asst, office of botanist, 05-
07, tust. botanist taxon. and range investiga-
tions, 08-17, forage crop investigations, 17-
A.A; Bot. Soc; New Eng. Bot. Club; Wash. Bot.
Soc; Wash. Biol. Field Club; Portland (Maine)
Soc. Nat. Hist. Systematic mycology; grasses;
legumes; taxQuomy of cultivated plants; synop-
sis of genera of cryptogams.

Bicketts, Prea. Palmer O(hamberlaine), Troy, N.
Y. Mathematics. Elkton, Md, Jan. 17, 56. C.E,
Bensselaer, 75; hon. D.E, Stevens, 05; LL.D,
N. Y. XTniv, 11. Instr. math, Bensselaer, 75-82,
asst. prof, 82-84, prof, rational and tech. mech,
84-, director, 92- , pres, 01- Consulting engi-

neer, Troy and Boston B. B. and B. W. and 0.
R. R; engineer. Pub. Improv. Commission. Trov,
N. Y. A.A; Civil Eng. (director, 99-01, 'v.
pres, 16); Mech. Eng; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Philos. Soc; British Inst. Civil Eng. Constants
of structural steel.

Biddle, Prof. Ii(faic61ii) W(are), University Mu-
seum, Cambridge, Mass. Botany. Boston, Maim,
Oct. 17, 80. A.B, Harvard, 02, A.M, 05, Ph.D,
06. Asst. hot, Harvard, 02, 05-06; instr, Wel-
lesley, 06-09, assoc. prof, 09-18, prof, 18-19;
asst. prof, crypt, hot. Harvard, 19- Ropes
mem. lecturer, Salem, Mass, 16, 17. A.A; Anu
Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club (pres, 17); Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist. Fungi; lichens; lichen-flora of
Florida and the West Indies; North American
Arthoniaceae.

Biddle, Dr. Oscar, Cold Spring Harbor, N. Y.
^Zoology, Physiology. Cincinnati, Ind, Sept.
27, 77. A.B, Indiana, 02; Ph.D, Chicago, 07.
Teacher biol, Training Sch, San Juan, P. R, 99-
01; physiol, Cent. High Sch, St. Louis, Mo, OS-
OS; asst, Chicago, 04-07, assoc. 07-08, instr.
exp. therapeut. and zool, 08-10; investigator in
Europe, 10-11; research assoc, Carnegie IntH-
tutUm, 12-15, investigator, sta. for exp. evolu-
tion, 14- Nat. hist, exped. up Orinoco Biver,
01: with U.8.A, 18-19. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Pub. Health
Ass; Am. Acad. Med; HI. Acad; Wash. Acad.
Bionomic physiology; color development; physi-
ology of reproduction ; the nature and functional
basis of sex.

Bider, Prof. Paul B(eece)» Washington Univer-
sity, St. Louis, Mo. Mathematics. Independ-
ence, Mo, Oct. 14, 88. A.B, William Jewell^ 09,
A.M, 10; Yale, 14, Ph.D, 15. Instr. math, Shef-
field Sci. Sch, Yale, 15-16; Washington (St.
Louis), 16-18. asst. prof, 18- A.A; Math. See;
Math. Ass. (sec 'y-treas. Mo. sect). Calculus of
variations.

Bidgway, B(o1>ert), U. 8. National Museum^ Wash-
ington, D. C. 'Ornithology, Mount Garmel,
111, July 2, 50. Hon. M.8, Indiana, 84. Zoolo-
gist, U. S. Geol. exploration of 40th Parallel,
67-69; curator, div. of birds, U. 8, Nat, Mu-
seum, 76- Mem. advisory council, World's
Cong, Columbian Expos, 92. Menu Int. Perma-
nent Omith. Committee, Vienna, 85 ; Int. Omith.
jCong, Budapest, 91; Walker prize, Boston Soc
T>fat. Hist, 13. Nat. Acad; A.A; fel. Omith.
Union (v. pres, 84r-01, 96-98, pres, 99-00);
Forestry Ass; hon. mem. NuttaU Omith. Union;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Philos.
Soc; HI. Acad; hon. mem. Mich. Ornith. Club;
cor. mem. N. Y. Lyceum Nat. Hist; cor. mem.
Chicago Acad; cor. mem. Phila. Acad; cor. mem.
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; cor. mem. Boston Zool.
Soc; cor. mem. Davenport Acad; hon. mem.
Brook ville (Ind) Acad; hon. mem. Maywood
(111) Bird Club; hon. mem. Newton (Maes) Nat.
Hist. Soc; hon. mem. British Omith. Union;
cor. mem. London Zool. Soc; hon. mem. Man-
chester (England) Lit. and Philos. Soc; hoa.
mem. Australian Omith. Union; hon. mem.
Omith. Gesell. Ornithology, especially syste-
matic or technical; botany, principally geo-
graphic and with reference to that of the lower
Wabash Valley; ornithology of Illinois; no-

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menclatnre of colore; birds of North and Mid-
dle America; ornithology of the fortieth
parallel; color standards and nomenclature.

Bidgway, Bol>(er)t^ 49 Lafayette St, New York,
N. Y. Civil engineering, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct.
19, 62. Hon. M.S, N. Y. ITniv, 15, hon. C.E, 19.
Ghainman and instrtimentman. North. Pacific R.
R, 82-84; instrumentman and asst. engineer,
Aqueduct Commission, N. Y. City, 84-00; asst.
engineer, Rapid Transit Railroad Conmiission,
00^05; div. engineer, Board of Water Supply,
05-12; engineer of subway construction, Pub.
Service Commission, 12-19; Transit Construction
Commission, 19- Mem. Chicago Traction and
Subway Commission, 16-17. A. A; C^vil Eng.
(director, 11-13); Soc. Munic. Improv; New
Eng. Water Works Ass; Franklin Inst; N. Y.
Munie. Eng. (director, 03-06, v. pres, 06-07;
pres, 08) ; Harvard Eng. Soc.

Bies, Dr. Helnrlch, Cornell University, Ithaca, N.
Y. *Geology. Brooklyn, N. Y, April 30, 71.
Ph.B, Columbia, 92, fellow, 93-95, A.M, 94,
Ph.D, 96, Barnard fellow, 97-00. Asst. miner,
Columbia, 96-97; instr. econ. geol, Cornell, 98-
02, asst. prof, 02-06, prof, 06-, in charge of
dept, 09- Asst. geologist, N. Y. Geol. Surv,
summers, 91, 92^ 95; geologist, Midi, 98; 06;
Md. 00; N. J, 01, 02; Tex, 03; Wis, 04; Va, 05,
15, 16; Can, 10, 11, 12, 13; special agent, IT. S.
Geol. Surv, 95-01, geologist, 18; lecturer. New
York pub. schools, 95-97; mem. jury awards,
Atlanta Expos, 95; Pan- Am. Expos, 01; La.
Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Qttoi. Soc; Min.
Eng; Am. Qtog. Soc; Ceramic Eng. Soc;
(Teramic So«. (pres, 09-10); .Can. Min. Inst.
Clay, its occurrence, uses and geological distri-
bution.

Biesmaa, Dr. David, 1715 Spruce St, Philadelphia,
Pa. M.edioine, Stadt-Lengsf eld, (Germany, March
25, 67. M.D, Pennsylvania, 92. Demonstrator
path, Tennsylvania, 97-01, instr. med, 01-08,
asst. prof, 08-12, prof, din, med. It- Visiting
physician, Phila. Gen. Hosp. A.A; Am. Physi-
cians; C^astro-Enterol. Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Phila. Col. Physicians (pres, councilor, 13-17) ;
Phila. Path. Soc. (pres, 09). Internal medicine;
diseases of circulation, liver, gall bladder, kidney
and lungs.

Eletz, Dr. H(enry) L(ewl8), 128 E. Fairchild St,
Iowa City, Iowa. * Mathematics, Gilmore, Ohio,
Aug. 24, 75. B.S, Ohio State, 99; fellow, CJornell,
00-01, Ph.D, 02. Asst. math, Cornell, 01-02;
prof. math, and astron, Butler, 02-03; instr.
math, Illinois, 03-04, asst. prof, 04-11, statis-
tician, Exp. Sta, 07-18; assoc. prof, 11-13, prof,
13-18; prof, math, and head of dept, Iowa, 18-
A.A; Math. Soc; Inst. Actuaries; Statist. Ass;
Royal Statist. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Group theory; the mathematics of statistics.

Eigg, Prof. 060(rge) B(iirton), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Botany, Wood-
bine, Iowa, Feb. 9, 72. B.S, Iowa, 96. B.Di, 99;
A.M, Washington (Seattle), 09; Ph.I>, Chicago,
14. Assoc, principal, pub. schools, Rockwell
City, Iowa, 96-98; teacher science. Woodbine
Nor. Sch, Iowa, 98-07: bot. and zool, Lincoln
High Sch, Seattle, Wash, 07-09; instr. hot,
Washington (Seattle), 09-13, asst. prof, 13-
19, assoc, prof, 19- Asst. prof, plant physiol,

(Chicago, summer, 17; scientist kelp investiga-
tions, bur. soils, IT. S. Dept. Agr, Puget Sound,
11-12, in charge of party, A&iska, 13. A.A;
Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; West. Soc. Nat. Plant
physiology; sphagnum bogs; toxicity; kelps;
tree growth.

Bigge, Prof. William FCrands), S.J, Creighton
University, Omaha, Nebr. Astronomy, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Sept. 9, 57. St. Xavier, 70-75;
Woodstock Col, Md, 81-84, 87-91; Georgetown,
95-96, Ph.D, 17. Prof, science, St. Ignatius
((Thicago), 84-87; St. Louis, 91-95; asst. as-
tronomer, observatory, Georgetown, 95-96; prof,
physics and astron. and director, observatory,
Creighton, 96- Head, Creighton eclipse exped.
to Washington, Ga, 00. A.A; Astron. Soc;
Nebr. Acad; fel. Royal Astron. Soc; Soc. astron.
de France. Eclipse and occultation maps; com-
pound harmonic eurves.

Biggs, BClmer) S, Field Museum of Natural His-
tory, (Chicago, HI. Vertebrate paXeontology.
Nineveh, Ind, 69. A.B, A.M, Kansas, 96; fel-
low, Princeton, 97-98; (Chicago, 02-04. Asst.
paleont, museum, Kansas, 96-97; asst. curator
paleont, Field Museum Nat, Hist, 99-21, assoc,
curator, tl- GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Mus. Ass;
Kans. Acad. Dinosaurs; Camivora; Miocene
mammals; middle Eocene mammals.

Biggs, Dr. Lloyd KCendridc), 39 N. Fifth Ave,
New Brunswick, N. J. Biological chemistry,
Castalia, Iowa, June 12, 88. A.B, Leander
Clark, 10, A.M, 14; M.S, (Chicago, 15, Ph.D, 18.
Prof, chem, Leander Clark, 11-14; instr. physiol.
chem, C!hicago, 17-18; head, serum dept, E. B.
Squibb and Sons, 18- The action of salts on
metabolism of nerves.

Biggs, Dr. Lonis Warner, Yarmouth, Maine.
Chemistry, Toxicology, Georgetown, Maine, April
13, 62. B.M.E, Maine, 85; Ph.B, HI. Wesleyan,
87, A.M, Ph.D, 94. Instr. sciences, Greely Inst,
Cumberland, Maine, 84-86; Mt. Hermon Sch,
Mass, 87-89; Sch. for Boys, Englewood, N. J,
90-93; chem, N. Y. Univ, 93-98; chem. and exp.
therapeut, med. col, Cornell, 98-11 ; chemist, 11-
Chem. Soc. Post-mortem imbibition of arsenic;
testing various schemes of quantitative anal-
ysis, with special reference to toxicological
separations; determination of iodin in protein
combinations; human sweat.

Biggs, Prof. K(ormaa) OColman), R. F. D. 2,
Bridgeville, Pa. Mechanics, Bowling Green,
Mo, Nov. 1, 70. B.S, Missouri, 95 ; M.S, Har-
vard, 98. Instr. math, Missouri, 94-95, acting
asst. prof, 97-98; instr. Pa. State, 99-02; asst.
prof. Armour Inst, 02-04, assoc. prof, 04-08;
asst, prof, Carnegie Inst, Tech, 08-14, prof,
mech, 14- A. A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ.

Biggs, Prof. B(ob6rt) B(alrd), Trinity College,
Hartford, Conn. Chemistry. Hazelwood, Minn,
May 22, 55. A.B, Beloit, 76; Ph.D, GWJttingen,
83. Chemist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 84-87; prof,
chem, Nat. Col. of Pharmacy, 85-87; Trinity
(Conn), 87-20; retired, 20. A.A; CJhem. Soc.
Consitution of tourmalin.

BUey, Prof. O(harles) F(red0rlck) Curtis, Univer-
sity of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Biology, Man-
chester, England, 78. A.B, Doane, 01, A.M, 13 ;
Nebraska, 01-02; B.S, Michigan, 04; M.S, Illi-
nois, 12, fellow, 12-14. Asst. biol, astron. and

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meteor, observatory, Doane, 97-00; asst. zool,
Micliigan, 02-04; acting head, dept. biol, State
Nor. Sch, Dnluth, Mum, 05-06; prof, and head,
dept. nat. sciences, State Training Col. for
Teachers, Pittsbnrg, Kans, 06-07; head, dept.
biol. and curator, museum. State Nor. Sch, Man-
kato, Minn, 07-11; asst. zool, Illinois, 11-12;
head, dept. biol, State Teachers Col, Milwaukee,
Wis, 13-17; asfft. prof, and special lecturer ani-
mal behavior, N. Y. State Col. Forestry, Syra-
cuse, 17-18, asst. prof, forest zool, 18-20,
prof, 20; asst, prof. 200I, Manitoba^ SO- Prin-
cipal and instr. biol, chem. and physics, high
schools, Nebr. and Ind, 01-02, 04-05 ; assoc. prof,
science, in charge biol, Simpson, 06; asst. zool,
Illinois, summer, 13. First rank award, Trans-
Mississippi Expos. A. A; Entom. Soc ; Ecol. Soc ;
Micros. Soc; Nature Study Soc. Nature study;
animal behavior; responses of young toads; ecol-
ogy and habits of aquatic insects.

EUey, Prof. H(oward) W(ait), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Ewral engineering. Orange,
N. J, May 2, 79. M.E, Cornell, 01. Chief
draftsman. United Telpherage Co, 01-04; engi-
neer, Morse Chain Co, 04-06; instr. exp. eng,
Cornell, 06-07, farm mech, 07-09, asst. prof,
09-12, prof, 12-13, rural eng, IS- Soc. Agr.
Eng. (pres, 11). Rural domestic sewage dis-
posal.

Biley, Prof. J(086p]i) 0(ain8), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge^ Mass. Me-
chaniodl engineering, Boston, Mass, 76. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 98. Assoc, prof, mech, eng,
Mass. Inst. Tech, Mech. Eng. Heat engineer-
ing; mechanical design.

Eiley, Prof. J(08epli) L(esUe), Stephenville, Tex.
Mathematics, Port Royal, Ky, June 26, 80.
A.B, A.M, Georgetown; hon. M.S, Southern
Minnesota; fellow. Rice Inst, 14-15; Indiana;
Chicago; Wisconsin. Instr. physics and math,
Oklahoma, 13-14; prof, math, Northeast. State
Nor. Sch, Okla, 15-17; John Tarleton, 17-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Theory of numbers.

BUey, Prof. W(lllia)m A(lbert), University Farm,
St. Paul, Minn. Entomology, Mankato, Minn,
Jan. 10, 76. B.8, DePauw, 97; feUow, Cornell,
98-99, Ph.D, 03. Asst. zool, DePauw, 96-98;
entom, Cornell, 99-01, instr, 01-06, asst. prof,
06-12, prof, entom. and parasitol, 12-18; entom,
and chief, div, entom, and econ. 0OOI, Minnesota,
IS- Mem. ed. board, 'Jour. Parasitol'; 'Jour.
Agr. Research'; 'Bact. Abstracts.' A.A; Soc.
Nat; fel. Entom. Soc. (mem. ed. board); Ass.
Econ. Entom; Soc. Zool Insect histology and
embryology; medical entomology; parasitology.

Bindfosz, Dr. Ralph Emerson, American Writing
Paper Co, Holyoke, Mass. Chemistry. Larwill,
Ind, May 30, 87. A.B, OberUn, 11, A.M, 16;
Ph.D, Illinois, 18. Teacher, Houghton Sem, 10-
14; asst, Oberlin, 14-16; instr. chem, Illinois, 16-
19; director chem, research, Am, Writing Paper
Co, 19-, asst, to pres, BO- Consulting chemist,
Special Chem. Co, 18- Chem. Soo; Ass. Pulp
and Paper Indust. Synthetic and structural or-
ganic chemistry; cellulose and cellulose prod-
ucts; colloids.

Bines, David, 99 State St, Boston, Mass. Astron-
omy, Russia, April 6, 84. A.B, Harvard, 07;
LL.B, LL.M, M.P.L, National Univ, 16. Com-

puter, U. S. Coast and Qeod. Surv, 07-09; asst.
U. S. Naval Observatory, 10-14; U. S. Patent
Office, 14-17; asst. patent attorney. Westing-
house Elec. and Mfg. Co, 17-19; patent attor-
ney, 19- A. A; assoc. mem. Elec. Eng; Radio
Eng. Determination of time.

Binger, Prof. A(dolph) I(rvlng), 141 W. 78th St,
New York, N. Y. Fhysiological chemistry.
Wirballen, Russia, Aug. 18, 83. M.D, Bellevue
Med. Col, 08, fellow, 08-09; Munich, 11. Instr.
Pharmacol, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
08-09; asst. physiol, med. col, Cornell, 09-11;
instr. physiol. chem, Pennsylvania. 11-13, asst.
prof, 13-16; prof, elin, med, Fordham, 17-
Leeturer physiol, med. col, Cornell, 18-19; con-
sulting physician, Lenox Hill Hosp; adj. at-
tendii^ physician, Montefiore Home and Hosp.
Lusk prize, N. Y. Univ, 08. A,A; PhysioL Soc;
Am. Med. Ass; Soe. BioL Chem; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Physiol-
ogy of kidney; kidney and adrenal products;
blood pressure; influence of adrenalin; diseases
of metabolism; gluconeogenesis; nephritiB;
psoriasis; diabetes.

Blpley, Dr. WCUllam) Z(eblna), Newton Center,
Mass. Economies, Sociology, Medford, M;^,
Oct. 13, 67. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90; feUow,
Columbia, 91-93, A.M, 92, Ph.D, 93. Instr.
econ, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93-95, asst. prof, 96-
97, assoc. prof, 97-99, prof, 00-02; Harvard,
Ot^ Lecturer demography, Columbia, 93-01;
expert in transportation, U. 8. Indust. Commis-
sion, 00-01; labor administrator, U. S. War
Dept, 17-18; chairman, nat. adjustment com-
mission, U. S. Shipping Board, 18-20; eeo-
nomic expert, U. S. Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion, 19-20. Bertillon prize, Soc. d'Anthrop. de
Paris, 01. Econ. Ass. (v. pres, 99) ; hon. cor.
mem. Soc. d'Anthrop. de Paris; Rome Soc.
d'Anthrop; Cherbourg Acad ; Holland Zeeuwsch
Genootschop por Wetensehappen. Demography
of Europe and United States; transporSition;
railroad economics; corporations.

Bising, W (alter) H(anillton), Spencer Lens Op-
tical Glass Plant, Hamburg, N. Y. Chemistry.
Corning, N. Y, Feb. 19, 93. B.S.(Chem), Mich-
igan, 20. With physical lab. Coming Glass Wks,
11-13, chem. lab, 16-17, 19; asst. chem, Michi-
gan, 20; chief chemist, Spencer Lens Co, tO-
Sergeant, C.W.S, 18. Chem. Soc. War gaaes;
alkali metals; optical glass; casting of large
telescope discs.

Bisley, Prof. Walter J(o]m), 155 N. Taylor Ave,
Decatur, 111. Mathematics. Logan, Ohio,
March 4, 74. Ohio (Athens), 95-97; B.S,
Michigan, 00; A.M, Illinois, 07; Harvard, 08.
Instr. math, Ohio (Athens), 96-97; math, and
physics, high sch, Joliet, HI, 0(1^03; math,
Armour, 03-05; Illinois, 05-07; asst. aatron.
Harvard, 07-09, instr. math, 09-10; prof, and
head of dept, James Miilikin, 10- A.A ; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass; Eng. Educ^ 111. Acad. Asymp-
totic series; envelopes of families of curves.

Biateen. Dr. A(llan) D(onglas), P. O. Drawer P,
Hartford, Conn. Physics, Amesbury, Mass,
Aug. 15, 66. B.S, Worcester, 85; PhJ>, Yale,
03. With U. S. Coast Surv, 85-87; ed. wUh
Hartford Steam Boiler Inspection and Ins, Co,
S7^ Asst. ed, 'Century Diet.' Physical Soc

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

577

Absolute thermodTnamie temperature scale;
effect of temperatures on grayitatiye attraction;
theory of binary stars; differential equations of
physics.

Bitchey, Prof. a(eorg6) W(il]i8), Solar Observa-
tory Office, Pasadena, Calif. * Astronomy, Ttip-
pers Plains, Ohio, Dec. 31, 64. Cincinnati, 83-
84, 86-87. Asst, Cincinnati Observatory, 86-
87; instr. manual training, Chicago Manual
Training Seh, 88-96; optician, Yerkes Observa-
tory, 9^99^ supt. of instrument construction,
99-04; instr. practical astron, Chicago, 01-04,
asst. prof, 04-05; aatronofner and 9upt. of in-
strument oonstrtu^ion, solar observatory, Car-
negie Institution, OS-- Astron. Soc; assoc.
Boyal Astron. Soc. Photography of nebulae
and star-clusters in the attempt to detect evi-
dence of development; development of the re-
flecting telescope as a photographic instrument;
development of the horizontal telescope; con-
struction of the two-foot reflecting telescope
(Yerkes Observatory) ; construction of a two-
foot horizontal reflecting telescope of 145 feet
focal length with coelostat; photography of
nebulae and star-dusters witli the two-foot re-
flector; photography of star-dusters and the
moon with 40-inch refractor of Yerkee Observa-
tory with color screen; design, construction and
use of a reflecting telescope of five-foot aperture
and 25 feet focid length for astronomical pho-
tography; design, construction and use of a
reflecting telescope of 100 inches aperture and
500 inches focal length for astronomical pho-
tography.

Bitchle, John, Massachusetts Institute of Tech-
nology, Cambridge, Mass. Astronomy. Boston,
Mass, April 18, 53. English High Sch, Boston.
Asst, Harvard Col. Observatory, 83-92; com-
missioner, Board of Health, Boston, 08-10 ; assoo-
ed, *Am, Jow. Pub, HeaUth,* 18- Meteorol.
Soc; Statist. Ass; Nat. Ass. Shell-Fish Commis-
sioners; Library Ass; Appalachian Mt. Club
(pros, 04) ; New Eng. Federation Nat. Hist.
Soc. (pros, 07-) ; Boston Sd. Soc. (pres, 06-) ;
Boston Malacol. Soc. (pres, 18). Conchology;
ice caves; bleaching processes; sanitation.

Bitchle, John W(ood8ide), World Book Co, Yon-
kers, N. Y. Biology, Near Sparta, HI, Dee.
6, 71. A.B, Maryville, 98; fellow, Chicago,
04-05. Instr. biol, Maryville, 99-00 ; with Bur.
Educ, P. I, 02-04; prof, biol, William and
Mary, 05-19; science ed. World Booh Co, 16-
A.A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Torrey Bot.
Club. Sanitation; hygiene; physiology; botany.

Bitt, Dr. Josn^h Fela, Columbia University, New
York, N. Y. Mathematics, New York, Aug.
23, 93. A.B, George Washington, 13; fellow,
Columbia, 14-16, Ph.D, 17. Computer, TJ. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 11; TJ. 8. Naval Ob-
servatory, 12; 'Nautical Almanac' Oiflce, 13-14;
asst. math, Columbia, 16-18, lecturer, 18-19,
instr, 19- Master computer, ordnance dept,
U.SJI, 18-19. Math. Soc. Theory of functions
and functional equations.

Bittonlionse, Prof. Samn^ TTniversity of South-
em California, Los Angeles, Calif. Zoology.
Boyersford, Pa, Nov. 2, 73. A.B, XJrsinus, 01;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 06. Instr. biol. Olivet, 05-06,
prof, 06-14; asaoc. prof, aool. Southern CdH-

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fomia, 14-16, prof, 16- AJi; Cooper Omith.
Club; West Soc Nat; S. Calif. Biol. Club.
Embryology of Turritopsis nutricnla and of
Stomotoca apicata ; hygienic values of foods and
drinks; marine wood destroying organiams.

Bitter, Dr. SaraJi Ifargaret, Woman's College of
Alabama, Montgomery, Ala. Psychology. Or-
leans, Ind, March 31, 73. A.B, Indiana, 10;
Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Instr. psychol, Winthrop
Col, Bock Hill, S. C, 14-17; head, dept. educ,
Sioux City Nor. Sch, Iowa, 17-19; dept, psychoU
and educ, Woman's Col, of Ala, 19- Psychol.
Ass. Experimental education; mental measure-
ments.

Bitter, Pzof. W(i]lia)m E(mer8on), La Jolla,
Calif. *Zoology, Biology, Otsego, Wis, Nov.
19, 56. B.S, California, 88; A.M, Harvard, 91,
Ph.D, 93. Instr. biol, CaHforma, 91-93, asst.
prof. 9ool, 93-98, assoc. prof, 98^-02, prof,
00- Director, Scripps Inst, California; ed,
'Zool. Publications,' California. AJL (v. pres,
09, pres. Pacific div, 20) ; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Ecol. Soc; Am. Acad; Pacific Biol. Soc. (pres,
12); West. Soc. Nat; life mem. and fel. Calif.
Acad, (pres, 98-00); cor. mem. Phila. Acad.
Pineal organ; eyes of Pt. Loma blind fish; bud-
ding in ascidians; morphology and taxonomy of
asddians and Enteropneusta; habits of sala-
manders; resources and population of North
Pacific area; organic growth and integration;
animal instincts; philosophical aspects of bi-
ology.

Bittman, Dr. W(alter) I'(rank), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, Washington, D.C. Chemistry, San-
dusky, Ohio, Dec 2, 83. A.B, Swarth^ore, 08,
A.M, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 14. Instr. chem,
Swarthmore, 09-12; chief petrol, chemist, U. 8.
Bur, Mines, 14-16, consulting cl^emisi, 16-
Lecturer, Columbia, 14. Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng;
Min. Eng; Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Chemical engineering; fuel, oil
and gas.

Blvaa, Dr. D&masco, School of Medicine, Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine,
Nicaragua, C. Am, Dec. 11, 74. MJ), Pennsyl-
vania, 99, B.S, 08, M.S, 09, Ph.D, 10. Bac-
teriologist, Phila, 03-06; Pa. Dept. Health, 06-
10; asst. prof. trop. mid. and director of lab,
Pennsylvania, 10- Asst, Koch Inst, Berlin;
coworker, Pasteur Inst, Lille; pathologist, Pa.
Dept. Health; serologist, Friends Hosp, Frank-
ford; mem. Malaria and Trop. Diseases Commis-
sion of Brioni, Istrie and east shores of Adriatic,
00-03. Am. Med. Ass. Public hygiene; para-
sitology: bacteriology; biology; pathology; tu-
berculosis; leprosy.

BiTem, Dr. T(lioma8) M(UtQn), Johns Hopkins
Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Bacteriology,
Jonesboro, Ga, Sept. 3, 88. AJB, Emory, 09;
M.D, Hopkins, 15. Asst. bacteriologist, Santo
Tomas Hosp, Panama, 12-13; instr. pediat,
Hopkins, 17-18, bacter, 19-r20, assoc, BO- Soc.
Bact. Bacteriology of respiratoxy diseases;
classification of influenza bacilli; innuensa men-
ingitis«

Bixford, Dr. Emmet, 1795 California St, San
Francisco, Calif. Surgery. Bedford, Can, Feb.
14, 65. B.S, California, 87; M.D, Cooper Med,
Col, 91. Prof, surg, Cooper Med, Col, 98-;

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Stanford, 09- See'y and menu board of di-
reoton, Cooper Med. CoL A.A; Surg. Ass. (▼•
pres, 05); Soe. Clin. Snrg; San Frandseo Co.
Med. Soc. (pres, 06).

Bizford, G(iilian) Pdckering), 1813 Pierce St,
San Francisco, Calif. Hartieultvre. East High-
gate, Yt, Sept. 21^ 88. C.E, McGill, 64. Jour-
nalist, San Francisco 'Evening Bnl/ 6&-89;
with office crop physiol. and brroding investiga-
tions, U. S. Dept. Agr. Lecturer hort, CaU-
fomia. A. A; Calif. Acad, (sec'y, 96-01).
Plant breeding; fig culture.

Boback, Prof. A(braham) A(ron), 17 Wentworth
St, Dorchester, Mass. Psychology. Gonionds,
Russia, June 19, 90. B.A, McGill, 12; A.M,
Harvard, 13, traveling fellow, at Princeton, 16;
Ph.D, Harvard, 17. Instr. psychol, Pittsburgh,
17; prof, pgyohol. and Sngliaih, Northeastern,
18-; lectiirer psychol, 8immon$, 19-; instr. Ear-
vard, 20- Prince of Wales gold medal, McGill,
12. Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass. Experimental
and applied psychology; interference of will-
impulses; the graphic mechanism; group tests.

Bobb, Dr. W(lllia)m Liapeiurd, Rensselaer Poly-
technic Institute, Troy, N. Y. *Fhy9io8, Etec-
trieal engineering, Saratoga, N. Y, 61. A.B,
Columbia, 80, fellow, 80-83, Barnard fellow,
93-96; Ph.D, Berlin, 83; LL.D, Trinity (Conn),
02. Asst. math, Columbia, 84-85 ; prof, physics.
Trinity (Conn), 86-02; physics and elee. eng,
Eensselaer, Ot^ Consulting elec. engineer for
several corporations. Physical Soc; Elec. Eng.

BobblxiB, Dr. Balnard B(enton), 1113 Ferdon
Road, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathematics, Clin-
ton Co, Ind, April 21, 86. A.B, Indiana, 09,
A.M, 10; Ph.D, Harvard, 14. Instr, math, Har-
vard, 12-14; Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 14-17;
Michigan, 17- Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Statist.
Ass; Casualty, Actuarial and Statist. Soc Sta-
tistics; actuarial science; applications of
mathematics to biology.

Bobbins, Dr. Wilfted William, Great Western
Sugar Co, Longmont, Colo. Botany, Mendon,
Ohio, May 11, 84. A.B, (Colorado, 07, A.M, 09;
Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr. biol, Colorado, 0ft-
11; bot. and forestry, Colo. Agr. Col, 11-13,
asst. prof, 13-14, prof, bot, and botanist, Ezp.
Sta, 14-19; plant physiologist and pathologist.
Great West, Sugar Co, 19- A. A; Bot. Soc;
Seed AnaL Ecology; plant physiology.

Sobbins, Dr. William J(acob), University of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Plant physiology.
North Platte, Nebr, Feb. 22, 90. A.B, Lehigh,
10; Ph.D, Cornell, 15. Instr. biol, Lehigh, 10-
11 ; plant physiol, N. Y. State Col. Agr, Cornell,
12-16; prof, bot, Ala. Polytech, and plant
physiol, Ezp. Sta, 16-17; soil biochemist, bur.
plant indust, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 19; prof, hot,
Missouri, 19- Second lieut, Sanit. C, 18. A.A;
Bot. Soc; Chem. Soc. Plant nutrition; enzyme
secretion by fungi.

Bobbins, William K(6lt&er), Amoskeag Manufac-
turing Co, Manchester, N. H. Chemical engi-
neering, Redfield, Iowa. B.S, Iowa State, 78,
M.S, 80. Asst. instr. quant, and otg. chem,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 79-82; chemist, Amoslceag
MUlSf 82-02, supt. coloring, Ot- Clerk, Board
of Health, Manchester, N. H, 94-19; estab-
lished baeter. and milk inspection laboratories.

A.A; Chem. Soc; N. H. Acad. Textile coloring
and manufacturing; causes of uneven dyeing
of all-wool worsted piece goods.

Roberts, Dr. E(dith) A(dalaid0), Yassar Colle^re,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Botany, Dover, N. H,
81. A.B, Smith, 05; M.S, Chicago, 11, Ph.D,
15. Instr. and later assoe. prof, bot, Mt. Hol-
yoke, 15-17; ezten. worker with women, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 17-19; assoc, prof, hot, Vassar, 19-
A.A; Bot. Soc. Plant physiology and ecology.

Roberts, Prof. E(dwin) JCay), 16 Fenton Ave,
Laconia, N. H. Chemistry, Gilford. N. H,
Feb. 2, 85. B.S, N. H. Col, 06; Ph.D, Yale, 11.
Asst. chem, Yale, Oft-10; instr, Colby, 11-14;
asst, prof, anal, chem, Brooklyn Polytech, 14-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Rare earth metals.

Roberts, Dr. Elmer, 508 W. Iowa St, Urbana,
111. Zoology. Bumside, Ky, June 29, 86.
B.S, Illinois, 13, Ph.D, 17. Asst. genetics, lUi-
nois, 13-14, instr, 14-18, assoc, 18-20, asst.
prof, BO- A.A; Soc. Zool. Genetics; agricul-
ture; twinning; selection; butter-fat and milk
production.

Roberts, Prof, aeo(rge). University of Kentucky,
Lexington, Ey. Agronomy, iBumside, Ky,
June 16, 73. B.Pd, Kentucky, 99, M.S, 01.
Asst. chemist, Ky. Exp. Sta, 01-03; Calif. £xp.
Sta, 03-06; Ky, Exp. Sta, 06-09, agronomist,
09-, prof, agron, Kentucky, 09-, asst, dean, col.
agr, 19- Soc. Agron. (treas, 13-17). Soil fer-
tility.

Roberts, Prof. H(erbert) F(aUer), University of
Manitoba, Winnipeg, Man, Can. Botany, Man-
hattan, Dee. 2, 70. A.B, Kansas, 91; LiL.B,
Northwestern, 93; M.S, Kansas State, 98; Chi-
cago, 98-99. Instr. bot, Washington (St. Louis),
99-01; prof, Kansas State, 01-19, in charge
exp. plant breeding, Exp. Sta, 10-19; asst, prof,
hot, Manitoba, BO- Soc. Nat. Breeding of
cereals, alfalfa and small fruits.

Roberts, H(oward) SOireve), 2d, Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Physical chem-
istry, Philadelphia, Pa, Dec. 12, 90. E.E,
Pennsylvania, 12; Drexel Inst, 13. Chemist,
Wirt Co, 14-17; asst. physicist , geophys, lah,
Carnegie Institution, 17- Manufacturer optical
glass, W.I.B, 18. Chem. Soc; Wash. Philos.
Soc. Oxid of iron and copper; optical glass.

Roberts, Prof. Ksaac) P(himp8),Palo Alto. Calif.
Agriculture, East Varick, N. Y, July 24, 33.
M.Agr, Iowa State, 75. Prof. agr. and dean,
faculty agr, Cornell, 73-94, director, Exp. Sta,
88-03, col. agr, 94-03, emer. prof, and lecturer
agr, OS- Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Ass. Agr. Ool;
N. Y. State Agr. Soc. (pres); N. Y. State
Dairymen's Ass. (pres). Conservation of mois-
ture in the soO; tillage; clover crops; preserva-
tion of manures; effect of tillage on potatoes;
Melilotus an a green manure crop; effect on
production by continuous growth of intertilled
crops.

Roberts, Dr. John B(liigliam), 313 S. 17th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy, Surgery, Phila-
delphia, Feb. 29, 52. A.B, Pennsylvania, 71,
A.M, 74, M.D, 88; Jefferson Med. Ool, 74.
Prof, surg, Phila. Polyclinic, 82-18; Penn.*vh
vania, 18- Surgeon, Methodist Epis. Hosp, 01-
13; lecturer anat, Pennsylvania, 88-91; prof.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

579

fniTg, Woman's Med. Col. of Pa, 80-99; sargeon,
Jewish Hosp ; pres, Phila. Polydinie and Col. for
Ghrad. Med, 90-98; leeturer. Civilian Seh. Plastie
and Oral Surg, IT.S.A, 17-18. A.A; fel. Surg.
Ass. (t. pros, 88, 94, pres, 20) ; Ass. Anat; Am.
Med. Ass; fel. Am. Acad. Med. (pres, 04); Pa.
Med. Soe. (pres, 94), fel. Phila. Aead. Snrg.
(pres, 06, 07); Phila. Co. Med. Soe. (pres, 91,
92) ; Phila. Col. Physieians (Mutter lecturer. 00,
treas, 12-17) ; Phila. Path. Soe. (v. pres, 82) ;
Soe. Int. de C^irurg. Oi>erative surgery; surgi-
ca} anatomy; surgery of the brain, heart and
of fractures.

Boberta» Dr. John W(i]liam), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. Cf. Plant
pathology. Alma, Nebr, July 4, 82. A.B, Ne-
braska, 04, fellow, 08, A.M, 09; Ph.D, George
Washington, 17. Instr. Latin and German, high
sch. Falls City, Nebr, 05-06; asst. bot, Ne-
braska, 07-09; scientific asst, bur. plant indust,
U, 8. Dept, Agr, 09-11, asst. ' pathologist, 12-
13, pathologiat, IS- A.A; Bot. Soe; Phytopath.
Soe; Wash. Bot. Soe; Wash. Soe. Bact. Dis-
eases of apple, peach, plum and eherry.

Boberta, Prof. Iffazla M, Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Mathematics, Dunlap, Iowa, June
29, 67. B.Litt, Iowa State, 90; Cornell; Chi-
cago. Instr, asst. prof, assoc. prof, and later
prof, Tnath, Iowa State, IS- Math. Soe; Math.
Ass. Analytical geometry.

Roberts, Dean Milnor, 4501 15th Ave, N. E,
Seattle, Wash. Mining engineering. New York,
N. Y, March 10, 77. A.B, SUnford, 99, 00-01.
Instr. miner, Stanford, 00-01; prof, mining and
metat and dean, col. mines, Washington (Seattle),
01-; consulting mining engineer in Pacific
Northwest and Alaska, 01" Wash. Geol. Surv,
01, 02; in charge collecting ores of Washing-
ton for La. Purchase and Portland Expositions;
consulting mining engineer, TJ. S. Bur. Minee;
mem. int. jury of awards, Alaska- Yukon-Pae.
Expos, 09. Min. and Metal. Soe; Min. Eng;
Pacific Northwest Soe. Eng. (past ▼. pres, pres,
09). The mineral industry; the ores and coals
of the Pacific Northwest. British Columbia and
Alaska; ore dressing and coal washing methods.

Boberta» Dr. T]io(ma)8 SCadler), Zoological Mu-
seum, XJniyersity of Minnesota, Minneapolis,
Minn. Medicine, Ornithology, Philadelphia,
Pa, Feb. 16, 58. Minnesota ; M.D, Penn^lvania,
85. State ornithologist, Minn, 90-; prof, pediat,
Minnesota, 01-06, clin. prof, 06-13, emer, prof,
IS-, prof, omith, and director, 0ooh musmkm.
Physician, Home for Aged Women and for (Chil-
dren. A.A: fel. Omith. Union; Soe. Mammal;
Wilson Omith. Club; Am. Med. Ass; cor. mem.
Wash. BioL Soe; Minn. Acad, (trustee and past
pres); cor. mem. N. Y. Linnean Soe; cor. mem.
Nuttall Omith. Club; Cooper Omith. Club.
Ornithology of Minnesota.

Bobertson, Prof. A(Ibert) D(iincan), 911 Welling-
ton St, London, Ont, Can. Zoology. Welling-
ton Co, Ont, Aug. 24, 76. B.A, Toronto, 10,
fellow, 10-12. Lecturer hiol, Toronto, 12-15;
assoc. prof. Western, 15-19, prof, 19- A.A;
Ass. Anat; Soe. Zool; Can. Inst. MoUusca;
oysters; Limnophila.

BobertBon, Prof. Alice, 334 17th Ave. Seattle,
Wash. Zoology. Philadelphia, Pa. B.S, Cali-

fornia, 98, M.S, 99, Ph.D, 02. Asst. hygiene
for women, California, 02-04, zool, 04-06; instr,
Wellesley, 06-09, assoc. prof, 0^12, prof, 12-19.
A. A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Zool. Embryology, morph-
ology and taxonomy of the Bryozoa; Bryosoa of
the west coast of North America; Cyelostomata ;
BryoEoa of the Northwest Pacific; Bryozoa of
the Bay of Bengal.

Robertson, Prof. Charles, Carlinville, 111. Biol-
ogy. CarlinTille, June 12, 58. Blackburn, DL
Instr. bot. and Greek, Blackburn, 80-86, prof,
biol, 97--09. A. A; Eeol. Soe. Mutual relations
of flowers and insects.

BobertBon, Prof. H(arold) E(ugene), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Pathology,
Waseca, Minn, Oct. 8. 78. A.B, Carleton, 99; -
Columbia, 00-01; M.l5, Pennsylyania, 05; Ber-
lin, 14; Freiburg, 15. Instr. path, Albany Med.
Col, 05-06; Harvard Med. Sch, 07; path, and
baoter, Minnesota, 07-09, asst. prof, 10-11,
assoc. prof, 11-18, prof, path, IS-, acting head,
dept. path, baeter. and pub. health, 18-15, dtreo-
tor, 15-18, path, and pub. health, 18- Pathol-
ogist, Boston City Hosp, 06-07; major, M.C,
A.E.F, 17-18. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soe Bact; Am. Acad. Med; Soe.
Cancer Beeeareh; Int. Ass. Med. Museums. An-
terior iK>liomyelitis; ganglio-neuromata; duetus
arteriosus; bacteriology; lipoma myzomatodes;
tetanus.

Robertson, Prof. T(horbum) Brallsford, Mt.
Lofty, South Australia. Biochemistry. Edin-
burgh, Scotland, March 4, 84. B.S, Adelaide,
05, D.Sc, 08; Ph.D, California, 07. Asst.
physiol, California, 05-06, instr, 06-07, acting
asst. prof, physical chem, 07-08, asst. prof, 08-
10, assoc. prof, 10-17, prof, biochem. and Phar-
macol, 17-18; biochem, Toronto, 18-19; physiol,
and biochem, Adelaide, 19- A.A; Physiol. Soe;
Soe. Biol. Chem; Soe. Exp. Biol; Ass. Study Int.
Secretions (v. pres). Protoplasmic motion and
excitation; antagoidstic action of salts and alka-
loids; influence of electrolytes on staining of
tissues by dyes; physical chemistry of the pro-
teins; synthesis of proteins through the agency
of enzymes; permeability of .cells; absorption;
biochemistry of growth and cell division;
memory.

Robertson, Dr. W(illiain) B(ee8) B(rebner), 1701
Louisiana St, Lawrence, Kans. Zoology, Man-
chester, Eans, 81. A.B, Ejinsas, 06, A.M, 07;
Ph.D, Harvard, 15. Instr. sool, Kansas, 07-09,
asst prof, 12-20, assoc. prof, BO- A.A; Soe
Nat; Soe. Zool; Ass. Anat; Ass. Study Int. Se-
cretions; Kans. Acad. Q^tology; genetics; eu-
genics.

Bobey, Dr. William Henry, 202 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boston, July 3,
70. M.D, Harvard, 95. Asst. baeter, Harvard,
00-05, din. med, 04-09, instr, 09-19, asst. prof,
IS-, med, 19- Visiting physician, Boston City
Hosp; consulting physician Milton Hosp; lieut.
Col, M.C, and consultant med, A.E.F. Ass. Path,
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soe. Med.
Improv. Clinical medicine.

Robin, Dr. Albert, Wilmington, Del. Bacteriol-
ogy. Ouman, Russia, April 6, 75. MJ), West.
Pa. Med. Sch, 97. Pathologist and bacteriolo-
gist, Del. State Board of Health Lab, 9^03;

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prof, path, and hygiene, Temple, OB-; bacteri-
ologist, City Water Dept, Wilmington, OS- Aast.
ed, 'Phila. Med. Jour,' 01-03; dept. ed, *Thera-
peut. Monthly/ 02-03; pathologist, Samaritan
Hosp; med. director, Hope Farm Sanatorium.
Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Phila. Path. Soe. Pathology; laboratory
methods; sanitary problems; internal medicine;
Bontgenology.

Robinson, Dr. B(enjamln) L(incoln), 3 Clement
Circle, Cambridge, Mass. *Botany, Blooming-
ton, HI, Nov. 8, 64. Williams, 88; A3, Har-
yard, 87; PhJ>, Strasbourg, 89; Bonn, 00. Asst,
Gray Herbarium, Harvard, 90-92, curator, 9B-,
Asa Qraiy prof. syst. hot, 00- Ed, 'Bhodora.'
A.A; Bot. Soc. (pres, 00); Am. Acad; New
Eng. Bot. Club (pres, 06-08) ; cor. mem. Mass.
Hort. Soc; cor. mem. B. I. Hort. Soc; Vt. Bot.
Olub; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Wash. Acad; cor.
mem. Bot. Gesell; cor. mem, Brandenburg Bot.
Verein; cor. mem. Czecho-Slovakian Bot. Soc
Classification and distribution of the spermato-
phytes of North America, Mexico, northern South
America and the Galapagos Islands; revision of
the Compositae-Eupatorieae.

BobinsoDL, Dr. Beverley, 42 W. 37th St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine, Philadelphia, Pa, March 22,
44. A.B, Pennsylvania, 62; M.D, Paris, 72.
Clin. prof, med, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, emer. prof. Emer. mem. Am. Physicians;
N. Y. Acad. Med.

Robinson, Dr. Charles J(ad8Qn), 106 Park Ave,
Saranac Lake, N. Y. Chemistry, Eureka, 111,
Dec. 12, 82. M.S, HI. Wesleyan, 03 ; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 06. Instr, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 06-09; prof, chem, Univ. of Louisville, 09-
17; research chemist, karanao Lake, 17- Capt,
Sanit. C, 18-19. Chem. Soe; Soc PhysioL
Chem; Chem. Gesell. Action of amins on cam-
phorozalie acid; combustion of halogen eom-
pounds in presence of copper oxid; phosphorus
compounds in wheat bran; chemotherapy of
tuberculosis; syntheses of dyestuffs.

Robinson, Dr. O(harles) S(unimers), East Lan-
sing, Mich. Agrioultwral chemistry. Chicago,
ni, AprU 17, 85. AJ3, Michigan, 07, M.S, 09,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. chem, Michigan, 06-08; with
Western Elec. Co, 09 ; research asst. chem, Mich.
Sap. 8ta, 09^15, research assoc, 16- Organic
nitrogenous compounds, osmosis and adsorption
in soils; osmotic pressure with inert membranes.

Robinson, Dr. D(alsy) M(aude) (Orleman), U. 8.
Public Health Service, Washington, D. C.
Biology, Medicine. Forty Biley, Kans. M.D,
M.S, George Washington. Teacher, pub. schools,
Fla; surgeon and med. examiner, Peekskill Mil.
Acad; lecturer, N. Y. Polyclinic Med. Sch; v.
pres, North West. Dispensary, N. Y. City; pres,
woman auxiliary board, N. Y. Polyclinic Med.
Sch; regional consultant, V. 8. Pub. Health
Service. Major and surgeon, French Army;
capt, M.C, U.8.A. A. A; N. Y. Acad. Med;
Soc. de Dermatol. Ill effects of B^ntgen rays;
diagnosis and treatment of herpes zoster; the
Noguchi system in the serum diagnosis of
syphilis ; early diagnosis and treatment of cancer.

Robinson, Edward Stevens, Faculty Exchange,
University of Chicago, Chicago, HI. Psychology.
Lebanon, Ohio, April 18, 93. A.B, Cincinnati,

16; fellow, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 16-17, KM, 17;
fellow, Chicago, 17-18, 19, Ph.D, 20. Aset.
psychol, Cincinnati, 17-18; inatr, Yale, 19-20;
asst. prof, Chicago, tO- Acting director of
research, trade test div, W.D, U.8.A, 18-19;
asst. psychol, Chicago, summer, 19. PsychoL
Ass. Experimental, industrial and theoretical
psychology; learning; work and fatigue; ability.

Robinson, Dr. G(eorge) Oanby, Vanderbilt Uni-
versity Medical School, Nashville, Tenn. Medi-
cine. Baltimore, Md, Nov. 4, 78. A.B, Hop-
kins, 99, M.D, 03 ; Munich, 08-09. Asst. demon-
strator anat, Cornell, 03-04; res. pathologist,
Pennsylvania Hosp, 04-06, res. physician, 06^)8;
director, path. lab. Presb. Hosp, Phila, 09-10;
assoc. med. Rockefeller Inst, and res. physician,
Hosp, 10-13 ; assoc. prof, med, Washii^^n (St.
Louis), 13-20,- acting dean and dean, sch. med,
17-20; prof. med. and dean, med. sch, Vander-
bUt, to- Am. Physicians; PhysioL Soc; Soc
Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass. Diseases of the
heart; typhoid bacilli; meningococcus; treat-
ment of tetanus by magnesium sulphate; tuber-
culous meningitis; the presphygmic period of
the heart; the blood pressure in meningitis;
electrocardiography.

Robinson, Dr. George Henry, 3818 Barrin^on
Bead, Baltimore, Md. Bacteriology. Lewiston,
Maine, May 23, 89. A.B, Bates, 11; A.M,
Brown, 12, Ph.D, 14. Research worker, H. K.
Mulford Co, 14-18; omoc. baeter, sch. hygiene
and pu^. health, Hopkins, 18- Soc. Bact. Im-
munology.

Robinson, Dr. H(arold) O(nnningham), Pearl
Biver, N. Y. Bacteriology. Riverside, Oalif,
April 21, 89. B.A, Acadia, 10; A3, Yale, 13,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. baeter, Yale, 15-16 ; bacteriolo-
gist. Quarantine Station, N. Y. City, 16-17;
Lederle Antitoxin Lab, 17- A.A; Soc Bact.
Bacterial growth and metabolism in protein free
digestion products.

Robinson, Heath M(ontgomery), 60 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Geology. Pilot, Va, Oct. 11,
90. B.S, Va. Polytech, 10, M.S, 12; Yale, 14^5.
Geologist, U. S. GeoL Surv, 12-15; toith F.
Julius Fohs, 16; U. S. GeoL Surv, 17-18; F.
Julifas Fohs, 19- Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash.
Geol. Soc. Structural geology; oil axid gas;
ozokerite.

Robinson, TChomas) Ralph, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Wadiington, D. C. Agronomy.
Syracuse, N. Y, Aug. 25, 76. A.B, Syrsumse,
98, A.M, 99. Plant physiologist, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 01-10; in charge commercial citrus grove,
11-18; crop physiologist, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-
Phytopath. Soc; Wa^. Bot. Soc. Soil bacter-
iology; pUnt breeding; breeding of eitms fraits.

Robinson, Prof. W(ilber) I(rvlng), School of
Mines, Golden, Colo. Geology. Portland, Mich,
May 15, 89. B.S. M.S, Michigan, 14; Ph.D, 16.
Instr. in charge, aept. geol, Yassar, 16-18 ; asst.
prof, Colo. 8eh. Mines, 19- Paleont. Soc
Stratigraphy; paleontology; theory of evolotioB.

Robinson, W(illlam) O(rrln), Bureau of Soils,
Washington, D. C. Physical chemistry. Marl-
boro, N. H, Oct. 2, 84. B.S, N. H. Ool, 05,
M.S, 06. Instr. chem, N. H. Col, 05-06, Exp.
Sta, 06; asst. chemist, bur. soUs, U. 8. Dept, Agr,
06- With R.O.T.C, V.BJL, 17 ; capt, C.W.8, 17-

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581

19; major, Q.M.B.G. Ghem. Soc. Chemieal
Btaticfl with reference to the salts composing
natural alkali; iron compounds; beryllium com-
pounds; natural alkali; lime and lime salts as
soil amendments; color and composition of, and
rare elements in soils; soil analysis; poison gas
shell filling; soil colloids; soil solution; composi-
tion of plant ash.

Robi2i8(m, Biiss Wlnifted J(08epliine), Delaware
Oollege^ Newark, DeL Botany, JohnBtowBy
Mich, Oct. 17, 67. B.8, B.Pd, Michigan, 99, hon.
A.M, Mich. Nor. Col, 12; A.M, Columbia, 04;
Ph.D, 10. Instr. bot. training dept, Mich. State
Nor. Col, 93-95; biol, Vassar, 00-07; bot, 09-
13, asst. prof, 13-14; dean, Woman's Col, of
Del, 14- Besearch fellow, N. Y. Bot. Garden,
03. A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Pern Soc; Bryol.
Club; Inst. Sodal Sci; Torrey Bot. Club. Plant
morphology; taxonomy of Hawaiian ferns; life
history of Hymenophyllaceae.

Robinson, CoL Wirt, U. S. Military Academy,
West Point, N. Y. Explosives, Natural history,
Buckingham Co, Va, Oct. 16, 64. Grad, U. S.
MiL Acad, 87. Instr. French and Spanish, U. S.
Mil. Acad, 91-92; mil. science. Harvard, 94-98;
asst. prof. French and Spanish, U, 8, Mil, Acad,
99-04, head, dept. explosiyes, sch. submarine
defense, 04-06, instr. chem, miner, geol, and elec,
06-11, prof, 11- Mem. Ornith. Union. Analysis
and determination of high explosives, especially
of nitro-substitution compounds.

Bock, Prof. Joseph F (rands Charles), U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Botany. Vienna, Austria, Jan. 13, 84. Vienna.
Botanist, Univ. of Hawaii, 11-19, prof. syst.
bot, 19; iDith office of foreign seed and plant
introduction, U. 8. Dept, Agr, tO- Con-
sulting botanist, Board of Commissioners of
Agr. and Forestry, Honolulu, 11-; eollaborator,
U. S. Bept. Agr, 13-14; mem. advisory com-
mittee, Exp.'Sta, Hawaiian Sugar Planters Ass,
18- Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Wash. Biol.
Soc. Phytogeography; Hawaiian trees and
plants.

Bodcwood, Prof. E(lbert) W(llliam), Iowa City,
Iowa. Chemistry, Toxicology. Franklin, Mass,
July 4, 60. B.S, Amherst, 84, hon. A.M, 01;
G5ttingen, 89; Strasbourg, 90-91; Leipzig, 92,
94; M.B, Iowa, 95; Ph.D, Yale, 04. Instr.
chem, Wesleyan, 84-86; Cornell, 86-87; chem-
ist, Hatch Exp. Sta, 88; prof. chem. and toxicol,
and head, dept. chem, Iowa, 88- Instr, Eng-
lish High Sch, Cambridge, Mass. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem. Gesell. Ph3rsio-
logical chemistry; adsorption; nutrition; uric
acid; enzyme action.

Bodebnsh, Dr. Worth H(nfl), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Chemistry. Selden,
Kans, May 24, 87. A.B, Kansas, 12, A.M, 14;
Ph.D, California, 17. Asst. chem. engineer, U.
S. Bur. Mines, 18; chemist, U. S. Indust. Alco-
hol Co, 18-19; Nat. Besearch CouneU fellow,
California, 19- Chem. Soc. Freezing points of
solutions; low temperatures.

Bodgeors, Balph Odiapmaii), 406 N. Cayuga St,
Ithaca, N. Y. Thysies, Binghamton, N. Y, July
13, 82. M.E, Cornell, 05, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 19.
Asst. instr. physics, Cornell, 05-06, instr, 06-
A.A; assoc. mem. Physical Soc; Meeh. Eng;

lUum. Eng. Soc. Besistance of the alkali met-
als and sodium amalgams at various low tem-
peratures.

Bodman, Prof. W (alter) S(heldon), University,
Va. Electrical engineering, Wakefield, R. I,
Sept. 1, 83. B.S, R. I. Col, 04, M.S, 07; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 09, Saltonstall fellow, 09-10. A.A;
Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; lUum. Eng. Soc. Tran-
sients in circuits with magnetic cores.

Roe, Prof. E(dward) D(rake), Jr, 123 W.
Ostrander Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. ^Mathematics,
Astronomy. Elmira, N. Y, Jan. 4, 59. A.B,
Syracuse, 80; A.B, Harvard, 85, A.M, 86; Ph.D,
Erlangen, 98. Instr. math, acad, Media, Pa,
86-88; instr. pro tem, Harvard, 90; instr, Bos-
ton, 90-92; assoc. prof, Oberlin, 92-99; Syra-
cuse, 00-01, prof, 01-, director of observatory,
19- Research assoc, Yerkes Observatory, sum-
mer, 15. A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Astron.
Soc; Ass. Prof; Optical Soc; Ass. Teachers
Math. Middle States and Md; Math. Verein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo ; Soc. astron. de France.
Symmetric functions; invariants; discovery and
measurement of double stars; testing of ob-
jectives; irreducible factors.

Roe, Dr. J(08ephlne) R(ol>in8on), 123 W. Ost-
rander Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics.
Meredith, N. H. A.B, Oberlin, 94; hon. A.M,
Berea, 02; A.M, Dartmouth, 11; Ph.D, Syra-
cuse, 18. Principal, high sch, l.aconia, N. H,
80-82; instr. math, Literary Inst, New Hamp-
ton, N. H, 82-90; Latin and math, and pre-
ceptress, Kimball Union Acad, Meriden, N. H,
94-97; dean of women, Berea, 97-07, prof,
math, 97-11. A.A; life mem. Math. Soc. Sym-
metric functions.

Roe, Dr. Mabel L(ewi8), 209 E. Broadway, Ana-
heim, Calif. Botany. Chicago, HI, March 24, 81.
A.B, Vassar, 03; M.S, Chicago, 14, fellow, 14-
15, Ph.D, 15. Instr. bot. and Latin, Faulkner
Sch. for Girls, Chicago, HI, 09-13; bot, Car-
negie Inst. Tech, 16; asst. plant pathologist,
Ky. Exp. Sta, 19; seed analyst, Dickinson Seed
Co, 19 A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Ecol.
Soc. Reproduction in brown algae; accogynous
liverwort.

Roebnck, Prof. John R(an80m), 2210 Hollister
Ave, Madison, Wis. Physics, Physical chemistry.
London, Ont, Sept. 23, 76. B.A, Toronto, 02,
Ph.D, 05. Lecturer physics, McGiU, 02-07;
instr, Wisconsin, 07-12, asst. prof, 12-19, assoc.
prof, 19- A. A; Chem. Soc; Physical Soc.
Porous plug work.

Roever, Prof. W(iUlam) H(enry), Washington
University, St. Louis, Mo. *Mathematics. St.
Louis, May 26, 74. B.S, Washington (St.
Louis), 97; A.M, Harvard, 04, Ph.D, 06. Instr.
astron, Washington (St. Louis), 99-01; math,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 05-08; asst. prof, Washing-
ton (8t. LoiUs), 08-16, assoc. prof, 16-17, prof,
17- Prof. math, and instr. nautical astron, Chi-
cago, 18; master computer, Aberdeen Proving
Ground, 18. A.A. (sec'y, A, 20); Math. Soc;
Math. Ass; St. Louis. Acad; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Geometry; mechanics.

Rogers, Dr. Agnes Low, Goucher College, Balti-
more, Md. Psychology. Dundee, Scotland,
84. M.A, St. Andrews, Scotland, 06; Cam-

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bridge, 08-11; Ph.D, Columbia, 17. Aast, St.
Andrews, Scotland, 06-08; lecturer, Aberdeen,
11-14; asgt. educ. psychol, Columbia, 16-17^
lecturer, 17-18; prof, educ, Goucher, 18- Psy-
chol. Ass; British Ass. Educational psychol-
ogy; measurement of class room products and
mathematical intelligence; mental tests for col-
lege entrance.

Bogers, Dr. Allen, Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, N.
Y. *Chem%stry. Hampden, Maine, May 22, 76.
B.S, Maine, 97, M.S, 00; Ph.D, Pennsylvania,
02. Instr. chem, Maine, 97-00; senior fellow,
Pennsylvania, 02-03, instr. org. chem, 03-04; re-
search chemist, Oakes Mfg. Co, 04-05 ; in charge
indust. chem, Pratt Inst, 05- Chem. Soc. (chair-
man, N. Y. sect, 14) ; Soc. Chem. Indust. (sec'y.
Am. sect, 15-); Soc. Test. Mat; Leather Chem.
Ass; Franklin Inst; N. Y. Chemists Club
(trustee, 19); Soc. de Chim. indust. Complex
inorganic acids; tanning and leather.

Sogers, Allen HCastings), 201 Devonshire St,
Boston, Mass. Engineering, Marshfield, Mass,
Feb. 19, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90. Various
operating positions, 90-06; mining and metal,
engineer, 06- A. A; Min. Eng; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc. Ore dressing; ex-
traction of potash from silicate rocks.

Sogers, Dr. Anna Sophie, Dennison Hotel, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Psychology, Bushnell, 111, July 3,
89. A.B, Illinois, 11, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Demonstrator biol, Bryn Mawr, 17-18; instr.
psychol, Ohio State, 18- Psychol. Ass; Ohio
Acad. Experimental psychology; perception;
visual x>ereeption; chemical analysis of nervous
tissue.

Sogers, Dr. Anstin F(Iint), Stanford University,
Calif. Mineralogy, Crystallography, Lathrop,
Mo, Aug. 15, 77. Sch. of mines, Missouri, 96-
97 ; A.B, Kansas, 99, A.M, 00 ; fellow, Columbia,
00-02, Ph.D, 02. Asst. miner, Kansas, 98-00;
tutor, Columbia, 02-05; prof, miner, and petrog,
Stanford, 06- Asst. geologist, Univ. Qeol. Surv.
of Kans, 98-00, 03, 08. Assoc, ed, 'Am. Miner-
alogist,' 19- A. A; fel. Geol. Soc. Graphical
methods in crystallography; coal measures
fauna; minerals of Kansas, California and Jop-
lin lead and zinc district; calcite; silica; cop-
per; sulphid ores; sericite; apatite and amor-
phous minerals.

Sogers, Dr. Burton S(ay), 369 Exchange Boule-
vard, Chicago, 111. Verterinary science. Polk
City, Iowa, Nov. 1, 79. D.V.M, Iowa State, 99;
P.G, McKillip Vet. Col, 00; Dearborn Night Med.
Sch, Chicago, 111, 05-06. House surgeon and
demonstrator vet. anat, Iowa State, 00 ; inspector
meat, bur. animal indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 00-06 ;
vet. anatomist, Kansas State, 06-14; dean and
sec'y, St. Joseph Vet. Lab, 14-17; veterinarian,
West. Weighing and Inspection Bur, 1^-18 ; prof,
anat. and histol, McKillip Vet, Col. 18- A. A;
Vet. Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; U. S. Live Stock
Sanit. Ass; HI. Cattle Breeders' Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Kans. Acad. Veterinary anatomy;
angiology; neurology; tuberculosis; pneumonia;
influenza; hog cholera; infantile paralysis;
milk; hogs as tuberculosis tests in cattle herd
units.

Sogers, Prof. O(lurle0) a(ardner), 378 Reamer
Place, OberUn, Ohio. Physiology, Perry, N. Y,

March 4, 75. A.B, Syracuse, 97, A.M, 99, hon.
Sc.D, 19; Chicago, autumn, 02; Ph.D, California,
04. Instr. physiol, Syracuse, 99-02; asst, Chi-
cago, autumn, 02; California, 03-04; Kansas,
04; asst. prof, Syracuse, 05-07, assoc. prof , 07-
10, prof, 10-13; zool, Oherlin, 13-15, camp,
physiol, 15- Mem. staflP, Woods Hole, summers,
15-19. A.A; Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Zool;
Am. Geog. Soc. Physiology of nerve cells; heat
production in the animal body; fat digestion
and absorption in lower animals.

Sogers, Dr. David O(amp), Smith College, North-
ampton, Mass. Psychology. New Britain, Conn,
May 25, 78. Amherst, 95-97; A.B, Princeton,
99 ; Hartford Theol. Sem, 99-01 ; A.M, Harvard,
02, Ph.D, 03. Asst. philos. Harvard, 02-05,
instr. social ethics, 05-09; asst. prof, psychol,
Kansas, 09-14; prof, Smith, 14- A.A; Psychol
Ass.

Sogers, Dr. F(raaci8) M(itcheU), Standard OU
Co, Whiting, Ind. Chemistry, Morgantown, N.
C, March 22, 83. A,B, Davidson, 03, A.M, 04;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 07. Chemist, Standard OU Co.
of Ind, 08-14, chief chemist, 14- Asst. ed,
Trhem. Abstracts.' Chem. Soc.

Sogers, Prof. Pred A. 618 N. Elmwood Ave,
Oak Park, 111. Physics, Kent Co, Mich,
Sept. 26, 69. B.S.(E.E), Michigan, 94. Instr.
physics and elec. eng, Lewis Inst, 91-02, asst.
prof, 02-08, prof, physics, 08- A.A; assoe.
Elec Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc.

Sogers, Prof. Pred T(erry), Baylor Medical Sch,
Dallas, Tex. Physiology. Stevensport, Ky, Mav
24, 89. AJB, Baylor, A.M; Ph.D, Chicago, 16.
Instr. and later asst. prof, physiol, Chicago, 16-
20; prof, Baylor, tO- A. A; PhysioL Soc; Soc,
Zool. Physiology of the stomach and brain.

Sogers, Prof. F(rederlck) J(olm), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Physics. Neoga, HI, Sept. 9, 63.
B.S, Kansas State, 85, M.S, 87;* M.S, Cornell,
91. Asst. and instr. physics, Cornell, 91-00;
asst. prof, Stanford, 00-08, assoc. prof, 08-
A. A; Physical Soc; Seismol. Soc. Magnesium
as a source of light; frequencies of a horizon-
tally extended spring; earthquake experiments
with a shaking machine; conditions involving a
decrease of secondary current with increasing
primary current; dielectric constant of silk;
the heterostatic use of an electrometer with
alternating E.M.F'8.

Sogers, L(ore) A(lford), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, W^ington, D. C. Dairy bacteri-
ology. Patten, Maine, Feb. 7, 75. B.S, Maine,
96; Wisconsin, 97-98. Asst. bacteriologist, N.
Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 99-02; dairy bacteriolo-
gist, U, S, Dept. Agr, OS- Soc. Baet; Pub.
Health Ass; Wash. Acad. Bacteria occurring
in dairy products; changes in milk, butter and
cheese.

Sogofl, Prof. Jdillns) MCoses), Western Beaerve
Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio. Medicine.
Bussia, 80. Ph.G, 00; M.D, Cleveland Col. Physi-
cians and Surg, 08. Asst. physiol, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 08-10; demonstrator physiol. and Pharma-
col, Vanderbilt, 12-13, instr, 13-14, asst. prof.
mat. med. and pharmacy' 14-15 ; instr. escp. med.
Western Reserve, 15-17, assoc, 17-19, asst, prof,
19- A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol. Hx-

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perimental medicine; internal seeretions; the
central nervous system.

Bohdenburg, Dr. a(oorge)L(oiil8), 905 West End
Ave, New York, N. Y. Pathology, New York,
April 5, 83. MJ>, Cornell, 05. Assoc, cancer
research, Colwnbia, 10- Director, laboratories,
Lincoln Hosp, 10-; Life Ezten. Inst, 17-18;
Lenox Hill Hosp, 17-; patholo^fist various hos-
pitals. Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Caneer Re-
search; Ass. Study Int. Secretions; Am. Med.
Ass; N. Y. Path. Soc. (sec 'y, -18-20). Cancer.

Bohwer, S(ieTert) A(lleii), Bureau of Entomol-
ogy, Washington, D. C. Bniomology, Tellu-
ride, Colo, Dec. 22, 87. Colorado, 07-09. Spe-
cialist in forest entom, bur. entom, U, 8, Vept.
Agr, 09- Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 19); Wash.
Entom. Soc. (sec'y-treas, 10-) ; Wash. BioL Soc.
Systematic entomology; Hymenoptera; insects
injurious to forest and shade trees.

Bolfe, Prof. OOiarlea) WCealey), University of
Illinois, Urbana, HI. Geology, Arlington
Heights, lU, April 17, 50. B.S, Hlinois, 72,
M.S, 76. Asst. science, Illinois, 72-73; teacher,
Jennings Sem, Aurora, 111, 74-76; supt. pub.
schools, Kankakee, HI, 77-81; instr. science,
Jllinois, 81-83, asst. prof, ge&l, 83-85, prof, 85-
A.A; Geol. Soc. Artesian wells of northeastern
Illinois; genera of Paleozoic brachiopods;
origin of the Hlinois prairies; use of the aneroid
barometer in geologic surveys; geology of clays;
hydrography and topography of Hlhiois; alti-
tudes in Hlinois; the geology of Illinois in rela-
tion to its water supply; rocks and minerals.

Bolfe, 060(rge) W(llllam), Oak Bluffs, Mass.
Chemistry, Cambridge, Mass, Feb. 10, 64. AJB
Harvard, 85, A.M, 86 ; Mass. Inst. Tech, 95. Asst
chem. lab. Harvard, 86; chemist, glucose com
pany, 86-89; sub-master, high sch, Brookline
90; chemist, varifms glucose and sugar com
panics, Cuba and Porto Bico, 91- Sewage inves
tigations with Col. Geo. C. Waring, 95; instr
sugar analysis and anal, chem, Mass. Inst. Tech
95-97, sugar analysis, 97-15, instr. food chem
Boston Nor. Sch. Household Arts, 99. Int
Cong. Applied Chem, London, 09. Chem. Soc
Ass. Chim. de Sue. et de Dist. de France. Cane
and milk sugar manufactures; starch, glucose
and allied products; hydrolysis of 8tar(£; op-
tical analysis; sewage.

Bolfs, Prof. F(r6d) M(aa8), Stillwater, Okla.
Botany. Le Claire, Iowa, March 5, 74. B.S,
Iowa State, 97; M.S, Colo. Agr. Col, 04; Colum-
bia, 07; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Student asst. bot,
N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 99-00; assoc. prof. bot.
and hort, Colo. Agr. Col, and asst. horticulturist,
Colo. State Exp. Sta. 00-04; prof. bot. and hort,
Florida, and botanist and hortieultorist, Fla.
State Exp. Sta, 04-06; plant pathologist. Mo.
State Fruit Exp. Sta, 0€^10; assoc. bot, plant
path, and baeter, Clemson, and assoc. botanist,
plant pathologist S. C. Exp. Sta, 18-15; prof,
hort, OJcla, Col, a/nd hortieuiturist and plant p<i-
thologist, Bxp, Sta, 16- Pomol. Soc; Soc. Hort.
Sci; Phytopath. Soc. Corticum on the Irish
potato; winter killing of twigs; cankers and sun
scald of peach trees; bacterial diseases of stone
fruits.

Bolfs, Dinttot P(«t6r) H(«iir7), BeUo Horizonte,
Minas Geraes, Braail. Botany, Le Claire, Iowa,

AprU 17, 65. B.S, Iowa State, 89, M.S, 91.
Asst. botanist, Iowa State, 91, entomologist and
botanist, 91-92; Fla. Exp. Sta, 92-98, botanist
and horticulturist, 98-99 ; botanist and bacteriol-
ogist, Clemson, and S. C. Exp. Sta, 99-01 ; plant
pathologist in charge of 8ub-tro]pical lab. and
garden, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
Miami, 01-06; director, Fhi. Exp. Sta, 06-21,
agr. exten, Florida, 13-21, dean, col. agr, 15-21 ;
on leave as organiser agr. institutions. State of
Minas Geraes, BragU, 21- Prof, biol, Fla.
State, 92r-95, biol. and hort, 95-99; state supt,
Fla. Farmers' Institutes, 07-19. A.A; Phyto-
path. Soc; Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Ass. Econ.
Entom; PomoL Soc; Ass. Agr. Col; Fla. Hort.
Soc (pres, 07); Iowa Acad; St. Louis Acad;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Int. Ass. Bot. Plant pathol-
ogy and physiology; citrus and tropical plant
diseases.

Bollt, Dr. Clifford J (ay), 629 Barry Ave, Chi-
cago, 111. Chemistry, Cincinnati, Ohio, Oct. 13,
94. A.B, Cincinnati, 15, A.M, 16, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. physical and org. chem, Cincinnati, 18-
20; research chemist. Van Schaack Bros, Chem,
Works, to- Chem. Soc Organic chemistry;
nitrocellulose; synthetic drugs; nitro paraflnes.

Bomberg, Prof. Arnold, University of Hawaii,
Honolulu, Hawaii. Physics. Muldoon, Tex, July
7, 82. A.B, Texas, 10 ; Ph.D, Harvard, 15. Prof,
physios, Unio. of Hawaii, 16- Physical Soc
Heat; seismology.

BonunAl, O«o(rg6) MCcOnllongh), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Animal
husbandry. Mount Pleasant, Iowa, Feb. 26, 76.
B.S, Iowa Wesleyan, 97; B.S.A, Iowa State, 99.
Asst. animal husbandry, Iowa State, OO-Ol;
manager, O. R. and N. Exp. Farm, Walla Walla,
Wash, 01 ; expert animal husbandry, bur. animal
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-05, animal husband-
man, 05-09, chief, animal husbandry div, 10-
Lecturer animal breeding, grad. sch. agr, Illi-
nois, 06. U. S. delegate, Pan-An. Sci. Cong,
Santiago, Chile, 08, Washington, D. C, 14-15.
A. A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Inheritance of
fecundity.

Bood, Prof. Jamei T(lMron), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Bleetriedl engineering.
Worcester, Mass, March 26, 76. B.S, Worcester,
98; Ph.D, Clark, 06. Prof. math, and physics,
Ursinus, 00-07; physics and elec eng, Alabama,
07-09; elec eng, Lafayette, 09-18, ry. elec. eng,
Illinois, 18-20; elec. eng, Wisconsin, 90- Dele-
gate, Pan- Am. Cong. 16. A.A; Elec. Eng; Eng.
Educ; Nat. Elec. Light Ass; Ass. Prof. Vibra-
tion of telephone diaphragms; magnetism and
tension; electric traction.

Boon, Loo, 33 Ithaca St, Elmhurst, L. I, N. Y.
Chemietry, New York, N. Y, Aug. 6, 92.
Ph.Ch, Columbia, 10; M.S, N. Y. Hniv 16.
Instr. chem, Columbia, 12-15; asst, N. Y. fjniv,
15-16; chief, chem. div, E. R. Squibb and Sons,
16-19; consulting chemiet, 19- Chem. Soc;
Pharmaoeut. Ass. Pharmaceutical colloid chem-
istry.

Boorlwcli, Prof. O(eorgo) BCyron), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. Geography. Utica,
N. Y, Dec 8, 78. A.B, Colgate, 03; Harvard;
A.M, Pennsylvania, 14. Principal, De Buyter
High Sch, N. Y, 03-06; scienoe master, Peddie

1

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCB

Inst, 05-08; instr. geog, Pennsylvania, 11-16,
asst. prof, 15-19 ; prof, foreign trade, grad. geK
business administration, Harvard, J 9- Ed,
'Phila. Geog. 8oc. Bui,' 12- Special investiga-
tion, Carnegie Endowment Int. Peace, Venezuela.
A. A; Am. Qeog, Soc; Ass. Geog. (treas^ 20).
Geographic influences.

Boot, Dr. F (rands) M(etcalf), School of Hygiene
and Public Health, Baltimore, Md. Medical en-
tomology. Oberlin, Ohio, Sept. 24, 89. A.B,
Oberlin, 11, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17.
Teaching f eUow med. entom, soh, of hygiene and
pub. health, HopJUns, 19-20, assoo, tO- Instr.
invert, zool. Woods Hole, summers, 16, 17. Soc.
Zool. Genetics of Protozoa.

Soot, Prof. Ralph E(iigene), U. S. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Trenton,
Mo, July 18. 79. B.S, Momingside, 05; M.S,
Iowa, 09; ifellow, Chicago, 10-11, Ph.D, 11.
Teacher, Forest City High Sch, Iowa, 05-06;
instr. math, Iowa, 06-10 ; Missouri, 11-13 ; 27. 8,
Naival Acad, 13-14, prof. math, and meeh, pott-
grad. dept, 14- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Eng. Educ. Iterated limits in general analysis;
theory of limits and continuity.

Boot, Dr. W(llliam) W(ebflter), SlatervUle
Springs, N. Y. Medicine. Niagara Falls, N. Y,
Aug. 19, 67. B.S, Cornell, 90, 92-94; M.D,
Kush Med. Col, Chicago, 04. Instr. nat. sci-
ences, Peddie Inst, 90-92 ; chem, Chicago Manual
Training Sch, and Chicago, 95-03; practising
physician, 04- In charge. Emergency Hospitals,
and sec'y to director, biol. dept, Parke, Davis
and Co, 08-11 ; lieut, M.B.C, 12-17, contract sur-
geon, Cornell, 18. Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Mil.
Surg; fel. Am. Acad. Med. Serum sickness;
medical education; smallpox vaccine; thymic
death; anaphylaxis.

Boper, Denney W(arx0ii)« 72 W. Adams St, Chi-
cago, III. Electrical engineering. Grafton, HI,
Oct. 18, 69. M.E, Cornell, 98. Supt. elec. equip-
ment. Mo. Edison Co, 98-02; consulting engi-
neer, 02-05; asst. to chief operating engineer.
Commonwealth Sdison Co, 05-15, supt, street
dept, 15- Elec. Eng; West. Soc. Eng; Nat.
Elec. Lig^t Ass. Distribution of electricity;
lightning protection; electrolysis.

Borer, Jamei Blrdi, Asociacidn de Agricultores
del Ecuador, Guayaquil, Ecuador, S. Am. Plant
pathology. Ogontz, Pa, Dec. 29, 76. A.B, Har-
vard, 99, A.M, 01. Asst. bot, Harvard, 99-02,
Austin teaching fellow, 01-02; sci. asst, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 02-07, asst. pathologist, 07-09;
mycologist, Board of Agr, Trinidad, 09-18;
chief, dept. agron, Asoo. de Agr. del Ecuador,
18- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Diseases
of apples, peaches, cacao, coconuts and sugar-
cane.

Borer, Dr. Jonathan TCaylor), 333 N. 34th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics, Astronomy.
West Chester, Pa, Aug. 21, 71. A.B, Colorado,
95; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 01. Instr. math, and
English, Colo. Col, 94-95; math. Cent. High
Sch, Phila, 95-99^ asst. prof, 99-03, prof, 03-09;
head, dept. math, William Penn Eigh Sch, 09-
Assoc, ed, 'The Math. Teacher,' 08-11; instr.
math, S.A.T.C, Pennsylvania, 18; Hopkins, sum-
mer, 20; supt. instruction, second div, A.E.F,
19. A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Ass. Teachers

Math. Middle States and Md. (sec'y, 05-07,
pres, 15-17). Mathematical astronomy; educa-
tion; the orbit of Brooks's comet^ 1898 X.

Boea, Prof. Edward BCannett), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. ^Physics. Bogersville,
N. Y, Oct. 4, 61. B.S, Wesleyan, 86, hon. ScD,
06; fellow, Hopkins, 90-91, Ph.D, 91. Instr.
physics, Wisconsin, 90; assoc. prof, Wesleyan,
91-92, prof, 92-02; physicist. Bur. Standards,
01-10, cMef physicist, 10- Elliott Cresson
medal, Franklin Inst. Sec'y, Int. committee
on elec units and standards. Int. Elec. Cong,
London, 08; Am. Eng. Standards Committee.
Nat. Acad; A. A. (sec'y, B, 98, v. pres, 10);
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Ilium. Eng. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash, Philos. Soc. (v. pres, 07-
12, pres, 12). Value of t;, the ratio of electrical
units; dielectric constants of electrolytes; dielec-
tric losses in condensers; forms of alternating
curves; respiration calorimeter; equations of
electromagnetic waves; testing of induction in-
tegrating meters; absolute measurement of
capacity and inductance; calculation of self and
mutual inductances; theory of instruments em-
ployed in absolute electrical measurements;
absolute measurement of electrical current and
of resistance; the silver coulometer; photometric
standards; standard condensers.

Boea, Joseph Tooker, Jr, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Sortieulture. Waverly Mills, 8.
C, July 16, 95. B.S.A, Clemson, 15; M.S, Iowa
State, 17. Instr. hort, Iowa State, 15-16; asat,
horticulturist, Va. Truck Exp. Sta, 16-17; assi.
prof, hort, Missouri, 17- AJL; Bot. Soc; Phy-
topath. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci. Olericulture; hardi-
ness to cold in herbaceous plants; degeneracy in
the potato.

Bosanofl, Dr. A(aron) J(odma), Kings Park, N.
Y. Psychiatry. Pinsk,' Bussia, June 26, 78.
M.D, Cornell, 00. Med. intern. State Hosp,
Kings Park, N. T, 01-02, junior asst. physician,
02-05, asst. physician, 05-08, senior asst. physi-
cian, 08-11, ctifn. director, 11- Major, M.C, 17-
19. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Medico-PsychoL Aas;
PsychoL Ass; Eugenics Iteseu«h Ass. (execntive
committee, 14). Insanity; syphilis and insan-
ity; mental measurement; war neuroses; re-
siduals of epidemic cerebro-spinal meningitis;
association.

Bosanofl, Prof. Lillian, Connecticut College, New
London, Conn. Physical chemistry. Bnssin,
July 26, 86. A.B, Columbia, 08, A.M, 11 ; Ph.D,
Clark, 14. Besearch fellow, Bryn Mawr, 15-17;
instr. physics, Wells, 17-18; asst. prof, Conn.
Col. for Women, 18- Diffusion; magneto-
chemistry.

Bosanofl, Prof. M(artln) A(ndr6), Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^Chemistry. Nieolaeff,
Bussia, Dec 28, 74. Ph.B, N. Y. Univ, 95,
Sc.D, 08; BerlixL 95-96; Pans, 96-98. Besearch
asst. to Prof. Friedel, Paris, 97-98; to Dr. J.
M. Crafts, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98-99; research
fellow, N. Y. Univ, 99-00; ed. for exaet science,
*New Int. Encyc,' 00-08; research asst. to Mr.
Thomas A. Edison, 03-04; instr. theoret. chem,
N. Y. Univ, 04-05, asst. prof, 05-07 ; head, dept.
chem. and director, ehem. laboratories, Clark,
07-11, prof, 11-14; chem. research, Mellon Inst,
14- Nichols medal, Chem. Soc, 11- Chem. Soc ;

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Am. Acad. Classification of stereo-isomers ;
principle of optical superposition; the quanti-
tative determination of halogens in the presence
of sulphoejanates; the Victor Meyer law in
esterification ; partial vapor pressures of binary
mixtures; isopiestic study of partial vapor pres-
sures; variation of vapors of binary mixtures
with the temperature; fractional distillation;
the sterie hindrance hyx>othe8i8; kinetics of
certain inorganic reactions; theory of direct
esterification; sugar inversion; homogeneous ca-
talysis.

Rose, Dr. Anton BCichard), Edgewater, N. J.
Biological chemistry. Minn, Feb. 22, 77. B.S,
Minnesota, 04; M.S, Yale, 11; Ph.D, Columbia,
12. Instr. ohem, N. H. Col, 05; asst. chem, N.
Y. Exp. 8ta, Geneva, 06-10; biol. chem, Colum-
bia, 10-13; private research, 14-16; assoc. path,
chem, N. T. PostOrad. Med, 8ch, 16- Oapt,
8anit. C, 18-19. Chem. £oc; Soe. Biol. Chem;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Columbia Bioehem. Ass. Nutri-
tioi^ chemistry of plants.

Sose^ Mrs. Anton B. (Prof. Mary Swartz), Teach-
ers College, Columbia University, New York, N.
Y. Biological chemistry. Newark, Ohio, Oct.
31, 74. B.Lit, Denison, 01; diploma, Mechanics
Inst, 02 ; B.S, Columbia, 06, Teachers Col. travel-
ing fellow, 07-09; Ph.D, Yale, 09. Teacher,
secondary schools, Wooster, Ohio, 99-00; Fond
du Lac, Wis, 02-05; asst. nutrition, Teachers
Col, Columbia, 06-07, instr, 09-10, asst. prof,
11-17, assoe. prof, 18- Deputy director, bur.
conservation. Food Ad, 18-19. A.A; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Home Econ. Ass; Dietetic Ass; Pub.
Health Ass. Nutrition; dietetics; carbohydrates
of marine algae; potato nitrogen; ereatin me-
tabolism in women.

Boaa, Dr. B(nice), Whitehall Petroleum Corp, Can-
ada Life Building, Calgary, Alta, Can. Geology.
Mountain, Ont. Jan. 5, 85. B.8e, Queen's (Can),
09; Ph.D, Yale, 13. Inst, geol, Queen's (Can),
09-10; lecturer, forest sch, Yale, 12; geologist,
CJan. (3eoL Surv, 14-20; Whitehall Petrol. Corp,
to- A. A; Qeoh Soc; Can. Min. Inst. Geology
of coal areas in Saskatchewan, Alberta and Brit-
ish Columbia.

Bose, Oartton BCaynumd), The Almeda, Berke-
ley, Calif. Chemistry, Metallurgy. Ann Arbor,
Mich, June 16, 73. Ph.B, Michigan, 94, A.M,
96. Instr. chem, Illinois, 96-00; prof, metal,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 01-03; supt, smelters^ V. S.
Zinc. Co, 03-14; consulting engineer, 14-19;
sales manager, Met. and Chem. Extraction Corp.
Min. Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc.

Bo6^ Dr. D(ean) H(imiboldt), 139 N, Clark St,
Chicago, 111. Botany, Ionia, Eans, Dec. 15,
78. A.B, Kansas, 04; A.M, Washington (St.
Louis), 05; fellow, Cliicago, 16-17, Ph.D, 17.
Instr. bot, Eiinsas State, 09-12; pathologist.
Mo. Fruit Exp. Sta, 13-18; asst. pathologist and
later pathologist, office fruit disease investiga-
tions, fttif. plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-
Phytopath. Soc. Plant pathology and physiol-
ogy; germination of seeds.

Bo06, Miss Jessie P(erklns), Oregon Agricultural
College, Corvallis, Oregon. Plant pathology.
Neosha Falls, Eans, 73. A.B, Stanford, 09,
A.M, 10. Teacher science and principal, pub.
schools and high schools, 95-18; scientific asst,

hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18, asst. pa-
thologist, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Geographical distribution of plants; relation of
soil fungi to seed treatment.

Bose, Dr. J(oseph) N(elson), 1812 Calvert St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. *Botany. Union Co,
Ind, Jan. 11, 62. A.B, Wabash, 85, A.M, 86,
Ph.D, 89. Asst. bot, Wabash, 86-88; bot. asst,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 88-96; asst. curator, div.
plants, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 96-05, assoe. cura-
tor, 05-12, assoc. hot, It-; research assoc. hot,
Carnegie institution, It- A. A; Bot. Soc. (v.
pres, 03) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 08, 18) ; Wash.
Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 07); Wash. Biol. Soc. (v.
pres, 09-18, pres, 18). Mexican and South
American plants; Umbelliferae; Crassulaceae
and Cactaceae of North America.

Bose, Dr. Bobert B(TBtalLeff)» E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry.
Palermo, Sicily, June 2, 79. Ph.D, Leipzig, 03.
Research asst, St. Andrews, Scotland, 03-05;
lecturer and demonstrator chem, Uniy. Col, Not-
tingham, 05-07; asst. prof, Washington (Seat-
tle), 07-17; fellow, Mellon Inst, 17; org. chem-
ist, E. I. dttPont de Nemours and Co, 17- Or-
ganic chemistry ; alkylated sugars and glucosids ;
reduction of anhydrozims; wood decay; dyes.

Bose, Prof. W(lllia)m OCnmming), School of
Medicine, University of Texas, Galveston, Tex.
Biological chemistry. Greenville, S. C, April 4,
87. B.S, Davidson, 07; Ph.D, Yale, 11; Frei-
burg, 13. Asst. chem, Davidson, 06-07; asst.
physiol. chem, Sheffield Set Sch, Yale, 08-11;
instr, Pennsylvania, 11-13; assoc. prof, hiol.
chem, Texas, 13-14, prof, 14- Chem« Soc; Soc.
Biol. Chem. Pepsin and ereatin; creatinin; me-
tabolism of mucic aoid; origin of uric acid;
copper in marine organisms.

Bose, Bilg. Oen. WCilUau) H(enry), U.S.A, 3809
Livingston St, Chevy (3hase, D. C. Electrical
engineering. Safe Harbor, Pa, Oct. 24, 81.
Franklin and Marshall, 98-99 ; grad, U. S. Mil.
Acad, 08 ; grad, U.S.A. Eng. Sch, 07. Director,
dept. elec. and mech. eng, U.S.A. Eng. Sch, 08-
11 ; elec. engineer, corps eng, Panama CJanal, 14-
17; all grades from second lieut. to brig, gen,
corps eng, U.S.A, 03-19; district manager,
Loohwood Chreen and Co, 19- A.A; Elec. Eng;
assoc. Civil Eng.

Bosen, Prof. H(arry) B(obert), Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Fayetteville, Ark. Plant pa-
thology, Wilmington, Del, Aug. 8, 89. B.S,
Pa. State, 18; M.S. Wisconsin, 15. Asst. bot,
Pa. State, 12-13; Wisconsin, 13-15; scientific
asst, Smithsonian Inst, 15-17; asst. botanist,
Purdue Exp. Sta, 17-18; asst. prof, plant path,
and asst. plant pathologist, Ark. Exp. 8ta, 18-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Biol.
Soc. Plant anatomy; rusts; bacterial diseases
of cereals.

Bosenan, Dr. M(Uton) J(oseph), Harvard Med-
ical S^ool, Boston, Mass. *Preventive medioifie,
Hygiene. Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 1, 69. MlD,
Pennsylvania, 89; Hygienic Inst, Berlin, 92;
Pasteur Inst, Paris, 00; hon. A.M, Harvard, 14.
Asst. surgeon, U. S. Marine Hosp. Service, 90-
95, past asst. surgeon, 95, surgeon, 07; quaran-
tine officer, San Francisco, 95-98; Santiago and
other Cuban ports, 98; director, hygienic lab, U.

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8. Pub. Health and Marine Hosp. Service, 98-
09; prof, prev. med. and hygiene, Harvard Med»
8ch, 09-, director, sch, pub. health, Harvard, 11-
Special lecturer serum therapy, U. S. Naval
Med. Seh, 04-09; trop. diseases, Georgetown, 05-
09; commander, U.S.N.R.F. Sanit. attach^, Int.
Conf. of Am. Stalbs, Mez, 02; delegate, Tenth
Int. Cong, of Hygiene and Demog; 13th Int.
Med. Congy Paris, 00; mem. Int. Commission to
Bevise Nomenclature of Causes of Death, Paris,
00; delegate. Int. Sanit. Conf, Wash, 02. A.A;
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Baet; Am. Med. Ass;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Pub. Health Ass; Ass. Mil.
Surg; Am. Physicians; Am. Acad. The milk
question; disinfection and disinfectants; ana-
phylaxis; bacteriology; immunology; public
health.

Bosenbach, J(o0epli) B(6ni]iardt), 806 S. Good-
win St, IJrbana, HI. Mathematioe, New York,
N. Y, Oct. 5, 97. A.B, New Mexico, 17; Colo-
rado, 17; M.S, Illinois, 19. Instr. math. New
Mexico, 17-18 ; Illinois, 18- Engineer of main-
tenance, A. T. and S. F. By, summers, 15, 16.
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Analysis; differ-
ential equations.

BoMUbaimiy Dr. JoMph, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Fl€»it pa;thol'
ogy. Russia, Dee. 87. B.S.A, Cornell, 11,
Ph.D, 14. Asst. plant x>ath, Cornell, 11-13, instr,
13-14, bot, 14; pathologigt, hur» plant indiwt,
U. 8. Dept.' Agr. Special agent, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 11-14. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Ginseng diseases; Phytophthora; nutrition of
fungi.

Bosenbloom, Dr. J(acob), 120 W. 70th St, New
York, N. Y. Biochemistry, Braddock, Pa, Feb.
26, 84. B.S. Pittsburgh, 06; M.D, PhJD, Go-
lumbia, 09. Asst. bi<^em, Columbia, 09-12;
chemist, German Hosp, 09-12; asst. prof, bio-
chem, Pittsburgh, 12-13; biochemist. West. Pa.-
Hosp, 12-14. A.A; Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass. Experi-
mental medicine; proteins; tungsten; compounds
of mucoid; diseases of metabolism; medical his-
tory.

Bosendalil, Prof. 0. O(tto), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Botany, Spring
Grove, Minn, Oct. 24, 75. B.S, Minnesota, 01,
A.M, 02; Ph.D, Berlin, 05. Instr. bot, Min-
nesota, 01-02, asst. prof, 05-10, prof, 10-* Asst,
Minn. Geol. and Bot. Surv, 02-03. AJL; Bot.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Systematic bot-
any; plant geography; morphology.

Boeenfeld, Artbur H(iiiton), Ingenio Santa Ana,
Tucuman, Argentina. Bniomology, Petenbiirg,
Ya, July, 86. B.S, M.S, Ya. Polytech. Asst,
Ya. State Crop Pest Commission, 05; state hort.
inspector, 111^ 05-06; special field agent, bur. en-
tom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06 ; asst. entomologist, La.
State Crop Pest Commission, 06-10; entomolo-
gist, Tucuman Sugar Exp. Sta, 10-11, sub-direc-
tor, 11-18 ; Qefe Se Agr, del Ingio, 16^ Found-
ing board mem. UniT. Tucuman; delegate, Pan-
Am. Scientific Cong, 16. A.A; for. mem. Ass.
Econ. Entom. Agricultural engineering.

Boaangartoi, O^orga D(avid), P. O. Box 1625,
Philadelphia, Pa. ^Chemistry, Philadelphia,
Feb. 12, 69. B.S, Pennsylvania, 90; Ph.D, Jena,
92. V, pres, Bosengarten and Sons, Inc, 01-05;

PofoerS'Weightman-Rosengarten Co, OS- Mem.
committee of revision, U. S. PharmacopGBia, 10-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng. (past pres);
Philos. Soc; Franklin Inst.

Boaenlieim, Dr. Sylvan, 1710 Linden Ave, Balti-
more, Md. Bhinology, Laryngology, Otology.
Baltimore, Sept. 16, 74. A.B, Hopkins, 95, M.D,
99. Asst. laryngol, Hopkins. 02-^)7; consulting
laryngologist and chief of dinic, Hebrew Hosp;
aural surgeon, Baltimore Eye, Ear 0$^ Throat
Hosp; consulting laryngologist and otologist,
Endowood Hosp, for Consumptives; Jewish
Hosp. for Consumptives. Ass. Anat; Am. Med.
Ass; Laryngol. BhinoL and OtoL Soc; Md.
Med. and Chirurg. Faculty; Md. Laryngol
Ass. Tracheal tumors; leuko-keratosis bnccoui;
compression myelitis; nasal tumors; tuberculous
laryngitis; tonsillar ring; esophagoscopy.

Bosenow, Dr. Ourt, 1420 Ohio St, Lawrence,
Kans. Psychology. Berlin, Germany, Dec. 27,
76. B.S, Michigan, 97; Ph.D, Chicago, 16.
Instr. psychol, Chicago, 16-20; biometrist. Juve-
nile Psychopathic Inst, 17-20; asst, prof, psy-
chol, Kansas, tO- Biometry.

Bosenow, Dr. B(dward) O(arl), Mayo Clinic,
Bochester, Minn. ^Bacteriology. Alma, Wis,
July 14, 75. M.D, Bush Med. Col, 02. Fellow
path. Bush Med. Col, 02-04, med, 04-09, instr,
07-15; mem. McCormick Inst, for Infections
Diseases, 04>15 ; prof, exp, hacter, Mayo Founda-
tion, Minnesota, 16" Gold medal. Am. Med.
Ass, 12. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; aasoc.
mem. Am. Physicians; Soc. C^in. Invest; Soc
Exp. Path; Aju. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass.
Transmutation of Pneumococci and Strepto-
cocci; elective localisation of bacteria; polio-
myelitis; influenza; lobar pneumonia.

Boaenstein, Dr. Ladwig, 9 Main St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Chemistry, Cologne, Germany,
March, 29, 86. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 10 ; Ph.D,
California, 14. Instr. chem^ Mass. Inst. Tech,
10-12; California, 12-16; gen. manager, Chem.
Specialties Co, 17-18; chem. director. Great
West, Slectrochem, Co, 19- Theoretical chem-
istry.

BoHenthal, Dr. George J, 1984 82d St, Brooklyn,
N. T. Biologioai chemistry. New York, N. Y,
Aug. 8, 90. A.B, Columbia, 10, A.M, 11, Ph.D,
16. Leather chemist, Pratt Inst, It- Chem.
Soc. Skins.

Boeenzweig, S(iegftied), 215 W. 88th 8t, New
York, N. Y. Mechanical engineisring. Berlin,
Germany, April 27, 79. M.S, Polytech, Berlin.
02. Mech. engineer with Hugo Lents, Erie City
Iron Works, 04-14; consulting engineer, steam
engine dept, York Mfg, Co, 14- I^turer steam
eng, various colleges. A.A; Mech. Eng; aasoc
Nat. Ass. Cotton Mfrs; Yerein Ing. ffigfa pres-
sures; superheated steam; uni-flow engines.

BosewaU, Prof. 0(8car) W(aldemar), Louisiana
State ITniversity, Baton Bouge, La. Bntomol-
ogy, Algona, Iowa, March 18, 89. Cornell
(Iowa), 08-11; A.B, Iowa, 13; M.S, Looiaiana,
16. Instr. entom, Louisiana, 13-17, asat. prof,
17-20, assoc. prof, BO- Asst. entom, lakeside
Lab, Iowa, summer, 12; field asst, bur. entom,
XT. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 13; asst. Bnr. Fish-
eries, summer, 14. A. A ; Ass. Econ. Entom.

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587

Boss, Prof. B(eimett) B(attle), Anburn, Ala.
Chemittry, Tuskegee, Ala, Dee. 25, 64. A.B,
Ala. Pol^ech, 81, M.S, 86; Gottingen and Ber-
lin. Aflst. chemist, Ala. State Lab, 84>87;
prof, ehem, Louisiana, 87-93; Ala. Polyteoh,
and state chemist , Ala, 9$- Special chem. work
for special agent in charge of nutrition inyesti-
gations, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 05-96. Mem. com-
mittee of organization, Int. Cong, of Applied
Chem, Berlin, 03. A.A; Chem. Soe; Agr. Chem.
(pros, 95) ; Ass. Chim. de Sue. et de Dist. de
France; Chem. Gesell. Methods of analysis of
sugars; methods of analysis of fertilizers.

Boss, Clyde P(ol]i«mii8), 1404 15th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Oeology. New York, N. Y,
March 23, 91. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 14, M.8,
Mass. Inst. Tech. and Harvard, 15. Geologist,
Old Dominion Copper Co, 16-17 ; asst. geologist,
V, 8. Geol. 8urv, 17-19, assoe. geologist, 19-
Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc. Min-
ing; hydrology; geography.

Boss, Prof. Elllsoii Uoyd, 1935 Morse Ave, Chi-
cago, 111. Pharmacology, Dixon, HI, June 13,
81. B.S, Iowa State, 04; Ph.D, Illinois, 12;
M.D, Northwestern, 18. Science teacher, high
sch, Wymore, Nebr, 04-05; North Platte, 05-06;
Everett, Wash, 07-10; research chemist. 111.
State Psychopathic Inst, 12-14; instr. Pharma-
col, Northwestern, 14-18, asst, prof, 18- Soc.
Biol. Chem; Soc. Pharmacol. Biological chem-
istry; effect of anesthetics on carbohydrate
metabolism.

Boss, Dr. Ftank B(lmore), Eastman Kodak Co,
Boehester, N. Y. ^Astronomy. San Francisco,
Calif, April 2, 74. B.S, Califoniia, 96, fellow,
97-98, Lick Observatory, 98-99, Ph.D, 01.
Teacher math, and physics, Mt. Tamalpais Mil.
Acad, Calif, 96-97; asst. prof, math, Nevada,
00; computer for Watson Trustees, 01-02; asst,
'Nautical Almanac' Office, 02-03; research asst,
Carnegie Institution, 03-05; director. Int. Lati-
tude Observatory, 05-16; physicist, Eastman
Kodak Co, 15- Astron* Soc; Optical Soc. The
general perturbations of the Watson asteroids;
orbits of satellites, of the moon and of Mars;
lunar theory; variation of latitude; the photo-
graphic plate; photographic photometry; photo-
graphic and astronomical objectives.

Boss, Prof. H(arold) B(lUs), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Agriculture, Leadville, Colo,
Oct. 23, 81. B.SA, Cornell, 06, M.S.A, 09.
Asst, dept. dairy indust, Cornell, 06-07, instr,
07-10, asst. prof, 10-13, prof, IS- Dairy in-
dustry.

Boss, Prof. L(ather) S(heniuui), 1308 27th St,
Des Moines, Iowa. Biology, Beno, 111, Sept
6, 64. B.8, Illinois, 89, M.8, 90, fellow, 01-02;
Ph.D, Chicago, 19. Prof. nat. science. State
Nor. Sch, Winono, Minn, 9(^91; principal, pub.
sch, Oswego, 111, 91-92; prof, hiol, Drake, 9t-
Mem, Union Pacific geoL ezped, Wyo, 99. A. A;
Iowa Acad, (sec 'y, 06-13, pros, 18). Crustacea;
crayfish nerve cell; bacteria in dust of school
rooms; bacterial content of desiccated egg; his-
torical development Of quarantine regulations in
Iowa.

Boss, PCerley) A(son), Stanford University,
Calif. Physics, Panacea, Mo, April 6, 83.

A3, Stanford, 08, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 11. Instr.
phytios, Stanford, 10-16, <m»*. prof, 16- A.A;
assoc Physical Soc. Bef ractive index of metals.

Boss, Dr. W(illiam) H(oraoe), Bureau of Soils,
Washington, D. 0. Chemistry, Louisville, N.
S, Dec. 27, 75. B.S, Dalhousie, 03, M.S, 04,
1851 Science Besearch scholar, 04-07; Hopkins,
04-05; Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Demonstrator chem,
Dalhousie, 03-04; research asst, Chicago, 05-07;
asst. chemist, Agr. Exp. Sta, Arizona, 07-12;
chemist, bur, soils, U, 8, Dept, Agr, It- Ab-
stractor, 'Chem. Abstracts,' 06- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Wash. Acad. Potash extraction and re-
covery; preparation of phosphoric acid; analysis
of fluorin, and of mixtures of acetylene and
ethylene.

Bossi, Angiiste Jf P. O. Box 745, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Metallurgy. Paris, Franoe, Oct.
22, 39. B.S, A.M, France, 56; 0.E, M.E, Ecole
Cent, des Arts et Manufactures, Paris, 59. Asst.
engineer, Morris and Essex By, 62-64; tech.
director, blast-furnaces, Fuller Lord and Co, 64-
76; chief engineer, N. Y. Ice Machine Co, 77-
90; expert metallurgist, Titanium Alloy Mfg,
Co, 90- Int. Cong. Chem, Berlin and N. Y.
City. A.A; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Soc; Min.
Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club. Electrometallurgy;
alloys; thermodynamics; artificial refrigeratioB.

Bost, Dr. OClayton) 0(rd), University Farm, St.
Paul, Minn. Chemistry, Ord, Nebr, Nov. 24,
85. B.S, Nebraska, 11, A.M, 12; Ph.D, Min-
nesota, 18. Besearch asst. agr. chem, Nebr.
Exp. Sta, 12-13; instr. sods, Minnesota, 13-18,
asst, prof, 18-, asst. soils chemist, Exp. Sta, 13-
18, assoc, soils chemist, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Soc Agron. Soil chemistry; prairie and glacial
soils; soil phosphorus.

Botli, Charles F(erdliiand), Grand Central Pal-
ace, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York,
Dec. 24, 86. B.S, Cooper Union, 12. Control
chemist, Nat. Brewers Acad, N. Y, 07-10; chem-
ist and chief chemist, Standard Oil Co. of N. Y,
11-14; chemist and mfg. manager, Hartford
Cast Stone Co, 14-15; organisier and manager,
Nat. Expos. Chem. Indust, IS- Consulting
chemist. Int. Filtration Corp, 15-16; officer in
charge, adjustment branch of personnel, C.W.S^
18-19 ; director, Beckman and Linden Eng. Corp,
19- Mem. Nichols medal award jury; Perkin
medal award committee, Cooper medal, 12.
Eighth Int. Cong, of Applied Chem. Ghem. Soc.
(sec'y-treas, N. Y. sect, 16, 17^ mem. tolaol com-
mittee, 17) ; Electrochem. Soc. (chairman com-
mittee in charge of Appalachian tour) ; Min. and
MetaL Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club (ed. staff,
'The Percolator') ; Soc de Chim. indust. Chem-
ical industries.

Botli, Prof. PUibert^ University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Forestry, Wilhelmsdorf, Ger-
many, April 20, 58. B.S, Michigan, 90. Ex-
pert, U. 8. Dept Agr, 90-98; asst. prof, for-
estry, Cornell, 98-01 ; chief, div. forest reserves,
Dept. Interior, 01-03; prof, forestry, Michigan,
OS- Forest warden, Mich, 03-09. A.A; For-
estry Ass; Boc. Foresters; Soc Test. Mat;
Wash. Acad. Technical properties of timber;
forest conditions of Wisconsin; cypress; timber
physics ; grazing on forest reserves ; forest regu-
lation and valuation.

588

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Roth, Dr. George B(yron), 25th and E Sts, N. W,
Washing^ton, D. C. Pharmacology, Mt. Eaton,
Ohio, May 22^ 79. A.B, Miehigan, 06, Parke-
Davis fellow, 07-08, M.D, 09. Inatr. Pharma-
col, Michigan, 09-13; pharmacologigt, hygienic
lah, V. 8. Pub, Health Service, Washington, D.
C, IS- Soe. PharmacoL (mem. council, 16) ;
PhysioL Soc; Soe. Exp. Biol; Chem. Soe.
Camphoric aeid; action of quinin on the leuco-
cytes; aconite; pituitary preparations; curare
and physostigmin; barium chlorid; nitroglycerin
tablets; digitalin tablets; fluid extract of ergot.

Sothroek, Prof. D(aTid) A(ndxew), University
of Indiana, Bloomington, Ind. Jdathematics,
Milltown, Ind, Jan. 31, 64. A.B, Indiana, 92,
A.M, 93; Chicago, 94-95; Ph.D, Leipzig, 98.
Instr. math, Indiana, 92-95, asst. prof, 95-99,
assoe. prof, 99-05, junior prof, 05-08, fMrof, 08-
Prof . math. West. State Nor. Sch, Mich, sum-
mer, 04. A.A; Math. Soc. Plane and spherical
trigonometry; logarithmic, trigonometric and
other tables; the point invariant of tiie groups
of the plane; differential invariants derived
from point invariants; the essentials of algebra.

Bothrock, Dr. J(08eph) T(rimble), West Chester,
Pa. Botany, Forestry, McVeytown, Pa, April
9, 39. B.8, Harvard, 64; M.D, Pennsylvania,
67. Prof, hot. Pa. State, 67-69; Pennsylvania,
79-09; commissioner of forestry, Pa, 93-04.
Surgeon, Wheeler ezplor. ezped, 73-75. For-
estry Ass; Soc. Foresters; PhUos. Soc; Pa.
Forestry Ass; Phila. Acad. Medicine; forestry
for Pennsylvania.

Bothschild, Dr. M (arena) A(dolphii8), 930 Park

Ave, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Woodville,
Miss, July 4, 87. A.B, Columbia, 08, M.D, 11.
Asst. physioL chem, Mt, Sinai Hosp, N. Y. City,
12, asst. cardiographist, It-, adj, attending
physician, tO- Ass. Path. and'Bacter; Soc.
Exp, Biol; Soc. Physiol. Chem. Physiology of
the heart; electrocardiography; cholesterol me-
tabolism.

Bothschild, S(taaford) Z(adoc), Sun Life Build-
ing, Baltimore, Md. Actuarial science, Bich-
mond, Va, June 7, 94. Pennsylvania. A.B,
Michigan, 16. Asst. instr. actuarial science,
Michigan, 15-16; actuary. Bun Life Ins, Co,
16-19, third v, pres. and actuary, 19- Capt,
U.S.A, 17-19. Lecturer math, of investments,
night sch, Hopkins, 16-17. Assoc. Actuarial
Soc; assoc. Inst. Actuaries; Math. Soc; Statist.
Ass; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci. Life insur-
ance.

Boniller, Dr. Cha(rle)8 A(agn8t), Buck's Lane,
Arlington, Md. Chemistry, Paraje, N. Mex,
June 10, 83. A.B, Stanford, 03; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 06. Fellow, Bockefeller Inst, 06-07; asst.
chem, Hopkins, 07-14; asst. and assoc. Pharma-
col, 14-18; chemist, Hynson, Westcott and Dun-
ning, 18-20; assoc. Pharmacol, Hopkins, BO-
A. A; Chem. Soc.

Bound, Dr. Lester A(ngell), State Board of
Health, Providence, B. I. Bacteriology. Foster,
B. I, Nov. 5, 88. A.B, Brown, 10, A.M, 11, Ph.D,
14; Harvard, 13-14, 20-21. Asst. bacteriolo^st
and biologist, B. I. Commissioners of Shell Fish-
eries, 11-14, sanit. inspector, 12-14; asst. bac-
teriologist. Providence Health Dept, 12-14; bac-
teriologist, bur. chem, XT. S. Dept. Agr, 14-18;

pathologist, B, I. State Board of Health, 18-
Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Biology; shell-
fish; food and industrial bacteriology; sanitary
and pathogenic bacteriology; serology.

Boimdy, P(aiil) V(epe), U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D. 0. Geology, Cooperstown
Junction, N. Y, Jan. 8, 84. A.B, George Wash-
ington, 12. With U. S. Geol, Surv, 09- Paleont
Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Wash. (Jeol. Soc. Car-
boniferous paleontology; oil and gas geology.

Bona, Dr. (Francis) Peyton, Bockefeller Insti-
tute, New York, N. Y. *Medicine, Baltimore,
Md, Oct. 5, 79. A.B, Hopkins, 00, M.D, 05.
Bes. house of&cer, Hopkins Hosp, 05-06; instr.
path, Michigan, 06-08; asst. and assoc. mem.
BooJcefeller Inst, 09-12, assoc. mem. path, and
hooter, 12-20, mem, BO- V. chairman, div. mcd,
Nat. Besearch Council, 18-19, mem. exec, com-
mittee, 19- A. A; Am. Physicians: Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. Exp. Path, (sec'y, 15); Harvey Soc
(councilor, 17). Cancer; immunity; physiology
and pathology of the blood.

Bonsh, Prof. G(ar) A, Lehigh University, Beth-
lehem, Pa. Metallurgy. Harrisburg, Did, Oct.
21, 83. A.B, Indiana, 05; M.S, Wisconsin, 10.
Asst. prof, metal, Lehigh, 12-20, assoc. profy 20-
Ed. f Mineral Industry,' 13- Capt, ordnance
dept, 18-19. Min. and Metal. Eng. (managing
ed, 17) ; Electrochem. Soc. (asst. sec'y, 12-18);
Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club; Phila. Eng.
Club. Electrochemistry; electrometallurgy.

Bonssean, Bear Admiral H(axry) H(arwood),

3238 B St, Washington, D. C. Civil engineering.
Trov, N. Y, April 19, 70. C.E, Bensselaer, 91.
Civil engineer, V.SJN, 98-07, served on Isthmus
of Panama, 07-14, reor admvraX, corps eng, U-
Mem. Isthmian Canal Commission, 07; given
thanks of Congress for services at Panama Canal,
14. A.A ; Civil Eng ; West. Pa. Eng. Soc.

Bowe, Prof. A(llaa) W(inter), 295 Common-
wealth Ave, Boston, Mass. Chemistry. Glou-
cester, Mass, July 31, 79. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
01, fellow, 04-06; M.S, Wesleyan, 04; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 06. Asst. chem, WesiejsXL^ 02-04;
lecturer, sch. med, Boston, 06-08, prafy 08-
Grad. sch. Harvard, 07-14 ; research assoe. chem,
Evans Mem. Hosp; chemist, Mass. Homeop.
Hosp. A. A; Soe. Bact; Electrochem. Soc; Chem.
Soc. Liquefaction of gases; reaction velocities;
thermochemistry; metabolism; vital fnnctioa;
respiration.

Bowe, Prof. JCesse) (Perry), Missoula, Mont.
Geology, Salem Centre, Mich, May 5, 71. B.S,
Nebraska, 97, fellow, 97-98, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 06.
Asst. geol, Nebraska, 94-98 ; asst. principal, high
sch, Butt^, Mont, 98-99, principal, 99-O0; instr.
physics and geol, Montana, 00-01, prof, 01-08,
geol, 08-, director, summer session, 16-18, £0-
Asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 06, 07; mem. Mont. State
Text Book Commission; War Camp Community
Service 19-20. A.A; fel. Geol. Soc; Mixu Eng;
Ass. Petrol. Geol; Mont. Ass. Sch. Trustees
(pres, 15, 16) ; Mont. Acad ; Mont. State Teach-
ers Ass. (pres, 08). Coal; clay; copper, lead;
gypsum; coals and lignites of the northwe5t;
theory of ore deposits; petroleum, chromite and
molybdenum deposits oi Montana.

AMERICAN ME-N OF SCIENCE

589

Rowe, Prof. Joseph E(ngeiie), Plum Point, Aber- .
deen Proving Grounds, Md. Mathematios, Em-
mitsbnrg, Md, March 21, 83. A.B, Gettysburg,
04; Virginia, 04-05; fellow, Hopkins, 09-10,
Ph.I>, 10. Teacher math, Mercersburg Acad, 05-
06; Jefferson Bch, Baltimore, 06^09; instr,
Goncher, 10-11; HaTerford, 11-12; Dartmouth,
12-14; asst. prof. Pa. State, 14-16, assoe. prof,
16-20; math, and dynamios easpert, ordnance
dept, U,8»A, and chief hallistioian, Aberdeen
Proving Ground, tO- Math. Ass; Math. Soe.
Rational eurres; covariants and invariants of
rational quartie; bioombinants; pencils of tan-
gents and their parameters; cusp and undulation
invariants; point equation: collinear relation;
quinquesecantHne; theory of numbers; Format's
tiieorem; formation of combinants.

Bowe, Dr. Stuart H(eiiry)» 104 Hillerest Ave,
Yonkers, N. Y. Pedagogy, Psychology. New
Haven, Conn, May 24, 69. A3, Yale, 90; fel-
low, Columbia, 92-94; Ph.D, Jena, 95. Instr.
Latin and Greek, Pennington, N. J, 90-92; prof,
pedag. and director practise. State Nor. Seh,
Mankato, Minn, 95-98; supervising principal,
Lovell Sch. Dist, New Haven, 98-04; lecturer
pedagog, Yale, 01-04; head, dept. psychoL and
pedag, Brooklyn Training Sch. for Teachers,
04-10; prinoipai, Wadleigh High Sch, N, T.
City, 10- Lecturer educ. psychol, Brooklyn Inst,
08-09; Adelphi, 09-10. A. A; Psychol. Ass;
Soc. Ezp. Study Educ. Hygiene and child-study
in methods of sdbool procedure; lighting of
schoobrooms; habit formation; physical nature
of the child; educational principles; secondary
education.

Bowland, Prof. Arthur J(olm), 3008 Chestnut St,
Milwaukee, Wis. Electrical engineering. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Feb. 19, 67. Pennsylvania, 83-84;
Hopkins, 84-86, 90-93; Sc.D, Bucknell, 06.
Instr. elec. eng, Drexel Inst, Phila, 93-94, prof,
94-18, director, sch. eng, 06-13, dean, 13-18;
district offtcer, Fed. Board Vocational Educ 18-
19; edito. director, Milwaukee Elec. By, and
Light Co, 19- Flee. Eng; Hlum. Eng. Soc;
Nat. Ass. Vocational Educ; Nat. Ass. Corp.
Schools. Industrial education; lighting; illu-
mination.

Bowland, Prof. Floyd B(lba), Oregon Agricultural
College, Corvallis, Oregon. Chemistry, Hartwick,
Iowa, Dec. 18, 85. B.S, Oregon Col, 07; A.B,
Illinois, 14. A.M, 15, Ph.D, 18. Instr. chwi,
Oregon Col, 10-13; asst, Illinois, 15-18; asst.
prof, Oregon Col, 18; Kansas, 19-20; head chem,
eng, Oregon Col, 20- Lieut, C.W.S, 18. Elec-
trochem. Soc; Eng. Soc; Chem. Soc. Effect of
temperature, pressure and steam on hydrocarbon
vapors; war gases.

Bowlee, Prof. W(iUard) W (infield), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Botany, Fulton, N. Y,
Dec. 15, 61. B.L, Cornell, 88, ScD, 93. Instr.
hot, Cornell, 88-93, asst. prof, 93-06, prof, 06-
A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr* Sci;
Pa. Forestry Ass. Flora of the United States;
North American willows; comparative anatomy
of woods; tropical trees.

Bowley, John, 42 Plaza Drive, Berkeley, Calif.
Zoology, Hastings-on-Hudson, N. Y, March 11,
66. Brooklyn Polytech, 84-87. Chief, dept.
taxidermy, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 89-04;

taxidermist, Stanford; curator mammals, Calif,
Acad, Sciences; director, Oakland Pub, Museum,
Mem. Ornith. Union; Audubon Soc; N. Y. Zool.
Soc; N. Y. Linnean Soc; Cooper Ornith. Club.
Taxidermy; north American mfl,mmals.

Bowley, Prof. B(obert) B(os8ell), 1115 North
Carolina St, Louisiana, Mo. Zoology, Near
Louisiana, Jan. 4, 54. Missouri. Teacher sci-
ence, high sch. Fort Smith, Ark, 91-93; prin-
cipal and teacher biol, high sch, Louisiana, Mo,
94-11 ; supt, schools, Louisiana, Mo, 11- Expert
paleontologist. Mo. Geol. Surv, several summers.
A.A; Paleont. Soc. Invertebrate morphology;
paleontology: Lepidoptera; Crinoidea; Blastoi-
dea; Sphingidae; Catocala.

Bowntree, Prof. L(eonard) G(eorge), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Medicine,
London, Can, April 10, 83. M.D, Western Med.
Col. London, Can, 05. Bes. physician, Vic-
toria Hosp, London, 05-06; asst. med, Hopkins,
07-08, instr. pharmacol, 08-10, assoc. exp.
therapeut, 10-13, aesoc. prof, 13-14, med, 14-16;
prof, med. and chief of dept, Minnesota, 16-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Physicians; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc.
Exp. Patii; Soc. Clin. Invest. Benal and hepatic
functional tests; absorption from pleural and
peritoneal cavities; vividiffusion ; plasmaphae-
resis; radium; antimonials in trypanosomiasis;
subcutaneous purgatives.

Boy, Prof. Arthur J(ay), 369 Morris St, Albany,
N. Y. Astronomy, Clyde, N. Y, Nov. 7, 69.
C.E, Union, 93, A.M, 97. First asst, Dudley
Observatory, Albany, 93- ; chief astronomer,
dept, meridian astron, Carnegie Institution, 07-
A.A; Astron. Soc. Comets; asteroids; meridian
observations of stars and their reduction; star
positions and motions.

Baby, Dr. CfharleB XBmest^ Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Physical
chemistry. Louisville, Ky, Nov. 20, 93. B.S,
Kentucky, 16; Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech, 20. Fel-
low, Mellon Inst, 16-17; asst. physical chem.
Mass, Inst, Tech, 17-18, instr, 18-19, asst, 19-20,
research assoc, tO- A.A; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc. Equilibrium; ionic theory; indus-
trial application of theoretical chemistry.

Bucker, Dr. Augusta, 120 E. 34th St. New York,
N. Y. Zoology, Paris, Tex, May 24, 73.
A.B, Texas, 96, fellow, 96-97, A.M, 99; M.D,
Hopkins, 11. Tutor blol, Texas, 97-99, instr,
99-00, zool, 00; practising physician. Attend-
ing physician ]pediat; N. Y. Infirmary for
Women and Children. A.A; fel. Tex. Acad.
PeripatuB eisenii; the Texan Koenenia; the
anatomy of Koenenia and its position among
the Arachnida,

Buckes, Prof. Herbert, Dean and Fairmount Ave-
nues, Westchester, N. Y. Cytology, New York,
Feb. 1, 95. B.S, Cornell, 17, A.M, 17. Head,
dept. biol, GJrove City, 17-18; instr, miL sanit,
Columbia, 18-19; comp, anat. Col, City of N. Y,
to- Instr. bot, Columbia, summer, 19. A.A;
Entom. Soc. Limnology; insect histology; plant
cytology of secretion.

Bnckmick, Prof. Qbrlstiaii Adban), University
of Illinois. Urbana, DL Psychology, New
York, N. Y, Sept. 4, 86. A.B, Amherst, 09,

590

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

AM, 12; Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Instr. science and
math, Cent. High Sch, Springfield, Mass, 09-10;
psyehol, Cornell, 11-13; Illinois, 13-15, assoc,
15-17, asst. prof, and acting head of dept, 17-
19, aasoc, prof, 19- Lecturer psyehol, Harvard,
summer, 15. A. A; Psychol. Ass. Psychology
of rhythm and music; historical and systematic
psychology.

Bndd, Prof. Wortley FdiUer), 1716 Grove Ave,
Richmond, Va. Chemistry. Chesterfield Co,
Va, Oct. 6, 76. A.B, Richmond, 98; Ph.B, Vir-
ginia, 02; A.M, Columbia, 11. Prof, ohem, Med,
Col. of Va, 10- Lecturer org. chem, Richmond,
18- Chem. Soc. (chairman and sec'y, Va. sect) ;
Pharmaceut. Ass. (chairman, sect, on edue. and
legislation, 18). Vegetable oils.

Buddiman, Prof. ECdael) A(lezander), Vanderbllt
University, Nashville, Tenn. Pharmacy. Dear-
born, Mich, Dec. 27, 64. Phar.C, Michigan, 86,
Phar.M, 87; M.D, Vanderbilt, 93. Asst. in
charge pharmacog, Michigan, 86-87; chemist in
charge, lab, Williamson, Ingram and Griggs, 87-
90; prof, pharmacy and mat. med, VanderhQi,
90^ Chemist, Tenn. Board of Pharmacy, 97-;
IT. S. food and drug inspection chemist, 07-14.
Pharmaceut. Ass; Chem. Soc. Prescriptions;
materia medica ; proprietary medicines.

Biidlfl-Jiciii8k7» I>r* John, 1933 S. Avers Ave,
Chicago, HI. Pathology. Bohemia, 60. A.M,
Prague Acad, 94; M.D, Rush Med. Col, 96;
M.E, Paris, 04. Director, MiL Hosp, Skoplije,
Serbia, 14-16; lieut-col, Serbian M. C, 14r-16.
Ed, hygienic dept, 'Sokol Americky.' Mem.
Int. Commission on Typhus, Serbia, 14-15; Am.
Red Cross med. exped, Siberia, 19-20. A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Rontgen Ray Soc. (founder,
sec'y, 00~). Radiology; electrology; epidemiol-
ogy; typhus evanthematicus, febris recurrence,
dysentery and cholera in Serbia.

Bndnick, Paul, Armour and Co, Chicago, HI.
Chemistry. Chicago, Nov. 27, 72. Ph.G, Hli-
nois, 93, B.S, 99. Chemist, E. Schneider and
Co, 99-01 ; Armour and Co, 01-07, chief chemist,
07- A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc.
Test. Mat. Chemistry of meat packing and fer-
tilizers.

Bndolf, Dr. B(ob6rt) D(aw8(m), 100 College St,
Toronto, Can. Therapeutics, Medicine. Pictou,
N. S, June 29, 66. M.B CM, Edinburgh, 89,
M.D, 96,- M.R.C.P, London, OO, F.R.C.P, 10,
C.B.E, 18. Prof, therapeut, Toronto, 08- Col.
and consulting physician, M.C, Can. Army.
Asst. physician Toronto C^n. Hosp; Sick Chil-
dren's Hosp. Tnerapeut. Soc. (v. pres, 20) ; Am.
Physicians; Toronto Acad. Med; Toronto Med.
Soc; Toronto Path. Soc; fel Royal Soc. Med;
Royal Med. Soc. Edinburgh (past pres). Clin-
ical medicine.

Bnedenuum, Dr. B(adolf), Education Building,
Albany, N. Y. ^Paleontology, Geology. Georgen-
thal, Germany, Oct. 16, 64. Ph.D, Jena, 87;
Strasbourg, 89. Asst. geol, Strasbourg, 87-92;
teacher, high schools, Lowville and Dolgeville,
N. Y, 92-99; asst. state paleontologist, N. Y,
99- Curator paleont, N. Y. State Museum, 13-
Walker prise, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 01. A.A;
Geol. Soc. (v. pres, 16) ; Paleont. Soc. (v. pres,
11, pres, 16). Fossils and geology of guelph
beds of New York; graptolites; cephalopods of

Ordovician; eurypterids; inliers; pre-Cambrian
continents; stratigraphy of Ordovician.
Buediger, Dr. ECmest) H(eziry), Bismarck, X.
Dak. Pathology. Fountain City, Wis, 75. M.D,
Rush Med. Col, 03. Serologist, Bur. Science,
P. I, and assoc. prof. path, and bacter, Philip-
pine Med. Sch, 04-16; pathologist, Bismarck
Hosp, IS- A.A; Am. Med. Ass. Bacteriolog)
of tiie blood in typhoid fever; virulent pseudo-
diphtheria bacilli in gangrenous laryngitis; Ba-
cillus typhosus associateid with pyonephrosis;
Wassermann reaction.

Bnediger, Dr. Onstay F(erdinaiid), 325 FUnt St,
Reno, Nev. Pathology, Bacteriology. Fountain
City, Wis, June 9, 76. B.S, Wisconsin, 00; MJ),
Rush Med. Col, 03; Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Assoc,
Mem. Inst, for Infectious Diseases, Chicago, 03-
06; prof. path, and bacter. North Dakota, 07-
14; director, State Pub. Health Lab, 07-14;
director. Hygienic Inst, for LaSalle, Peru and
Oglesby, 111, 14-17; state hygienic lab, Nevada,
17- A. A; Aqs. Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Ass;
Pub. Health Ass. The self-purification of
streams; streptococcus infections; purity of
natural ice from polluted waters.

Bnedlger, Prof. W(imam) C(arl), George Wash-
ington University, Washington, D. C. Psychol-
ogy, Education. Fountain City, Wis, March 29,

• 74. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 99, Ph.M, 03; PhJ), Co-
lumbia, 07. Prof, methods, Nor. Col, Dillon.
Mont, 03-05; asst. psyehol, Columbia, 06-07;
asst. prof. educ. psyehol, George Washin0on,
07-11, prof, 11-, dean, teachers col. It-, di-
rector, summer sch, 15- Lecturer, summer sch,
Virginia, 08, 09; West Virginia, 12, 13; Dart-
mouth, 14. A.A; Psychol. Ass; 8. Soc. Philos.
and Psyehol. The field of distinct vision; the
period of mental reconstruction; formal culture
through ideals; qualities of merit in teachers;
improvement of teachers in service; principles of
education.

Bnehle, O(odftey) L(eoiiard) A(lYin), 336 Mar-
shfill St, East Lansing, Mich. Bacteriology. Still-
water, Minn, Oct. 30, 84. Ph.G, Washington
(Seattle), 06, B.S, 08, M.S, 10. Asst. bacteriol-
ogist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 11-18; research
assoc. bacter, Mich. Exp. Sta, 18- A. A; feL Soc
Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Dairy bacteriology;
germ content of milk; bacterial analysis of air
and milk; bacteriology of butter.

Buflner, Oharles 8(]imnway), 30 Broad 8t, Nev
York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Chicago.
Ill, June 22, 80. B.S, Missouri, 00. Engineer,
Telluride Power Co, 00-09; supt. of operation.
Cent. Colo. Power Co, 09-11; gen. manager,
Miss. River Power Distributing Co, 11-13; i.
pres. and gen. manager, Elec. Co. of Mo, 13-17;
Union Elec. Light and Power Co, 17-; «. pr«,
N. Am. Co, 19- Fel. Elec. Eng; Eleetroehem.
Soc. Hi^ voltage electrical phenomena; busi-
ness administration.

Bufns, Prof. W(iU) Oarl, Detroit Observatory, Aim
Arbor, Mich. Astronomy. Chatham, Ont, July
1, 76. A.B, Albion, 02, A.M, 08; feUow, Mich-
igan, 13-15, Ph.D, 15. Asst. math, Albion, 01-
02; teacher, high sch, Flint, Mich, 02-04; Lans-
ing, 04-05; instr. math, and astron, Pyeng
Yang Col, Korea, 07-11 ; supt. educ, Meth. Mis-
sion, Seoul, 11-13; prof. math, and astron.

AMBBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

591

Seoul Col, 15-17; instr. astron, Michigan, 17-20,
asst. prof, go- A. A; Astron. Soe; Boyal Asiatic
8oc. AjBtrophysies; stellar speetroscopy; the
celestial planisphere of King Ti Tai Jo.

Bttger, Prof. Henry A(lford), Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Psy-
chology, Janesville, Wis, Sept. 18, 72. A.B,
Beloit, 95; fellow, Wisconsin, 01-03; A.M, Chi-
cago, 05; Ph.D, Columbia, 10. Principal, acad,
Port Byron, 111, 96-00; asst. psyehol, Colum-
bia, 03-04; OMt. prof, Colo. Col, 04-10; educ.
psyehol, Teachers Col, Coltmbia, 10- A.A;
Psychol. Ass; West. PMlos. Ass. Psychology of
efficiency; learning processes.

Bugg, Dr. Harold Ordway, 59 Edgecliif Terrace,
Park Hill, Yonkers, N. Y. Psychology. Fitch-
burg, Mass, Jan. 17, 86. B.S, Dartmouth, 08,
C.E, 09; Ph.D, Illinois, 15. Instr. civil eng,
James MUlikin, 09-11; Dlinois, 11-15; educ,
Chicago, 15-17, asst. prof, 17-18, assoc. prof,
18-19; assoc, prof, educ, and educ, psychologist,
Lincoln 8ch, Teachers Col, Columbia, IS- Statis-
tician, committee on classification of personnel
in the army, 18; specialist, investigation of TJ.
8. Civil Service Commission, 19. A.A; Soc. Col.
Teachers Educ. Educational measurement; sta-
tistics; mental tests; the school curriculum.

Buggies, Prof. Arthur Ctordon, University Farm,
St. Paul, Minn. Entomology, Annapolis Koyal,
N. S, May 30, 75. B.S. A, Cornell, 01, A.M, 04.
Asst. prof, entom, Minnesota, and asst. to state
entomologist, 02-13, assoc. prof, 13-18, prof,
and state entomologist, Minn, 18- Entomolo-
gist, Pa. Chestnut Blight Commission, 12-13.
A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Economic
entomology.

BnhrUi, Dr. John, HE. Chase St, Baltimore, Md.
Pediatrics. Chillieothe, Ohio, Sept. 26, 72.
* M.D, Col. Physicians and Surg, Baltimore, 94.
Co-editor, ^Bul. Med. Library Ass'; assoc. ed,
' Annals Med. Hisitory. ' Pediat Soc. Diseases
of children; dietetics; poliomyelitis.

Bumbold, Dr. Caroline (Thomas), U. S. De*part-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant
pathology. St. Louis, Mo, July 27, 77. B.L,
Smith, 01; A.M, Washington (St. Louis), 03,
Ph.D, 11, fellow. Mo. Bot. Qarden, 10-11;
Munich. 07. Scientific aid, bur. plant indust, U.
S. Dept. Agr,. 03-05; asst. bot, Missouri, 08-10;
expert and collaborator, bur. plant indust, U, 8.
Dept. Agr, 11-17, asst. pathologist, sugar plant
investigations, 17-19, plant pathologist, 19-
Plant physiologist, Pa. Chestnut Blight Commis-
sion, 12-13. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc.
Fungous diseases of trees; injection of chem-
icals into chestnut trees; diseases of sugar beets.

Bnml, Dr. Beardaley, Carnegie O)rporation, 522
Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y. Psychology. Cedar
Kapids, Iowa, Nov. 5, 94. B.S, Dartmouth, 15;
Ph.D, C!hicago, 17. Instr. psyehol, Carnegie
Inst Tech, 18; sec'y, Scott Co, 19-20; asst, to
pres, Carnegie Corp, tO- Co-director, trade test
div, U.S.A, 18. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Statistics;
industrial personnel.

Bnmaey, Prof. L(oiiy8) A, Institute of Baking,
Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry. Stryker, Ohio,
May 7, 89. B.S, Denison, 12, M.S, 13; (Chicago;
Iowa State. Instr. chem, Iowa State, 13-17;
asst. prof, Denison, 17-20; with Am. Inst. Bak-

ing, go- Chem. Soc. Baking powders; baked
products.

Bunkle, Prof. Erwin W(illiam), State College, Pa.
Psychology. Lisbon, Iowa, May 20. 69. A.B,
Leander Ckrk, 90; Ph.D, Yale, 93; hon. fellow,
Clark, 99. Lecturer hist, philos, Yale, 92-93;
prof, psyehol. and ethics. Pa. State, 9S- Li-
brarian, Carnegie Library, Pa. State, 04- A.A;
Psychol. Ass. The phenomenalism of Berkeley;
psychology of confession; psychology of preju-
dice and prejudgment.

Bmrnlng, Prof. Theodore B(adolph), 1019 Michi-
gan Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. Mathematics.
Colfax, Wis, Dec. 14, 66. B.S, Wisconsin, 92,
fellow, 95-97, M.S, 96, Ph.D, 99. Prof, math,
physics and chem, St. Olaf, 93-95; asst. math,
Wisconsin, 97-99, instr, 99-00; prof. math, and
nat. science, St. Olaf, 00-03; instr. math, Mich-
igan, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-13; assoc. prof, 13-
20, prof, to- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Eng.
Educ. Graphical methods.

Btmyan, E(lmer) O(ardner), 419 Tenth St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Disco, Mich.
Ph.Cy Michigan, 86; B.S, George Washington,
89. Asst. chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr,
90-03; inspector gas and meters for D, C, OS-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Cliem. Indust. Agricul-
tural chemistry; method of fertilizer analysis;
gas analysis; photometry.

Bupert, Dr. F(raiik) Fdnch), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Caledonia, N. Y,
Oct. 18, 83. A.B, Kansas, 06, A.M, 08; Ph.D,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 12. Instr. chem, Kansas, 07-
09; asst, Mass. Inst. Tech, 10-11; instr, Kansas,
11-12; junior physical chemist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 12-13; fellow, Mellon Inst, 13- Chem.
Soc. Colloid chemistry; phase rule; electrical
potential; catalysis. *

Bupert^ Dr. Bdehaid) B(oot), University of
Utah School of Medicine, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Anatomy, Buchanan, Mich, Jan. 1, 82. M.D,
Illinois, 12. Demonstrator anat, departments
med. and dentistry, Illinois, 11-12, asst. prof,
12-13, instr, 13-14, asst. clin. surg, med. dept,
14; prof, gross anat, Utah, Ass. .^biat. Irregu-
lar kidney vessels; innervation; variations in
blood supply to thyroid gland.

Busby, Prof. Henry H(iird), 115 W. 68th St, New
York, N. Y. ^Botany, Materia mediea. Frank-
Un, N. J, April 26, 55. M.D, N. Y. Univ, 84.
Prof, bot, physiol, mat. med. and dean, faculty,
N. Y. Col. Pharmacy, 88-20; mat. med, Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 97-02. Sci. di-
rector and curator of econ. collection, N. Y. Bot.
Garden; agent for Smithsonian Inst. bot. explo-
ration of N. Mex. and Ariz, 80-83; explored
Madeira River Valley and Bolivia, S. A, 85-87,
delta of Orinoco, 96 ; Mexican rubber forests, 08-
10; southern Columbia, 17; pharmacologist, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 07-14; prof, principles of stock
feeding, Am. Vet. Col, 89-96; mem. committee
of revision, U. S. Pharmacopceia, 90-20 ; on med.
flora, Pan-Am. Med. Cong. Medal, Centennial
Expos, 76. A. A; Pharmaceut. Ass; fel. N. Y.
Acad; N. Y. Sci. Alliance; Torrey Bot. CJlub
(past pres) ; hon. mem. Mex. Inst. Med. Nac ;
cor. mem. Gt. Britain Pharmaceut. Soc. South
American flora ; vegetable materia mediea.

592

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bush, Prof. J(ame6) E(dwin), Carnegie Institute
of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Biology, Bae-
teriology, Dorchester, Mass, May 20, 87. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 12; D.P.H, N. Y. Univ, 15;
M.D, Pittsburgh, 20. Asst, Mass. Inst. Tech,
12-13; instr. bacter, Wisconsin, 13-14; asst.
prof, sarUt. eng, Carnegie Inst, Tech, 14- Asst.
bacteriologist, Boston Bio-Chem. Lab; chemist,
Springfield water supply; director of health,
Edgeworth, Pa, 16- Pub. Health Ass. Death
rate of B. coli at low temperatures; ptomaine
poisoning.

Bnshmore, David B(arker), General Electric Co,
Schenectady, N. Y. Bleotrioal engineering. Old
Westbury, N. Y, Aug. ai, 73. B.S, Swarthmore,
94, C.E, 97; M.E, Cornell, 95. Westinghouse
Elec. and Mfg. Co, 95-96; Boyal Elec. Co,
Montreal, 96-97; Stanley Eleo. Mfg. Co, 99-05;
chief engineer, power and mining dept, Gen,
Elec, Co, 05- Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Civil
Eng; Electrochem. Soc. Electricity in industrial
plants.

Boshmore, Prof. Stephen, 520 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boehester, N. Y,
Oct. 19, 75. A.B, Amherst, 97; M.D, Hopkins,
02. Asst. res. gynecologist, Hopkins Hosp, 03;
house physician, Hudson St. Hosp, N. Y. City,
03-04; house surgeon, St. Mary's Hosp. for
Children, 04-05; res. gynecologist, Hopkins
Hosp, 05-06; house officer, Boston Lying-in
Hosp, 07-08; instr. gynec, Tufts, 09-12, cissoe.
prof, Iff- Instr. gynec, Hopkkis, 06; gynecolo-
gist, Symmes' ^lington Hosp; obstetrician,
EvangeUne Booth Hosp. A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
CoL Surg. Gynecology; obstetrics.

Busk, Prof. G(lanYl]le) Y(el8ley), 117 Alton Ave,
San Francisco, Calif. Pathology. Baltimore,
Md, Feb. 15, 75. A.B, Hopkins, 96, M.D, 00.
Med. house officer, Hopkins Hosp, 00-01; Enoch
Pratt Hosp, 01-02; pathologist, Manhattan State
Hosp, N. Y. City, 02-10; asst. prof, path, Cali-
fornia, 10-14, assoc. prof, 14- Asst. Path, and
Bact. Oidiomycotie meningitis; antibody pro-
duction; glycogen determination; neoplasms.

Busk, Prof. Bogers D, Napierville, 111. Physics,,
Washington, D. C, Nov. 17, 92. B.S, Ohio
Wesleyan, 16; A.M, Ohio State, 17. Instr.
physics, acad, Ohio Wesleyan, 15-16; head,
dept science, high sch, Niles, Ohio, 17-18; prof,
physics, Northwestern Col, 19- A. A; Physical
Soc; Meteorol. Soc. Conduction of electricity
through gases; aerology.

Busk, Prof. W(illiam) J(aineB), Grinnell, Iowa.
Mathematics, Ontario, Can, Sept. 30, 69. B.A,
Toronto, 95, fellow, 95-98, M.A, 98; Chicago,
00-01, fellow, 01-02. Imstr. math. Bishop's Col,
98-00; assoc. prof, Grinnell, 02-05, prof, 05-
A.A; Math. Soc.

Bnssell, Ool. FCredarlck) FdiUer), U.S. A, Cos-
mos Club, Washington, D. C. ^Pathology, Au-
burn, N. Y, Aug. 17, 70. M.D, Columbia, 93;
ScD, George Washington, 17. Intern, Bellevue
Hosp, N. Y, 93-95. res. physician, 95-96 ; Sloane
Maternity Hosp, N. Y, 95; lieut, M.C, U.8Jl,
98-03, capt, 03-08, major, 09, 17, col, 17-,
curator, Army Med, Museum, 08-, instr, Army
Med, Bch, 08-; prof, path, and tacter, George
Washington, 09-; director, lab, Board of
Health, Ancon, C. Z, 15-17; in charge, div. of

laboratories infectious and venereal diseases,
M.C; mem. div. med. sciences and govt, rela-
tions, Nat. Beseareh Council. Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Physicians; Soc. Ezp. Path; Soc.
Trop. Med; Abb, Mil. Surg; Ajeu. Med. Ass.
(delegate, U.S.A) ; Nat. Board Med. Examiners.
Anchylostomiasis; malaria; opsonins; typhoid
vaccination; dysentery bacilli; the preventi<vi of
typhoid fever.

Buflsell, Prof. O(eorge) ECdmond), 191 Park
Ave, Arlington, Mass. Civil engineering, B.8,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 00. Mech. engineer. Am. Car
and Foundry Co, 00-04; instr. civil eng, Cornell.
04r-05; Mass. Inst, Tech, 05-07, asst. prof, civil
eng, 07-13, assoc, prof, hydraulic eng, 18- Lec-
turer, Lowell Sch. for Indust. Foremen, 06-;
examiner. Civil Service Commission, Mass, 10-;
traffic expert, Boston Transit Commission, 06-
Boston Soc. Civil Eng. Hydraulics.

Bnssell, Prof. H(airy) L(nman), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. * Bacteriology.
Poynette, Wis, March 12, 66. B.S, Wiseonsin,
88, fellow, 88-90, M.S, 90; Berlin, 90; Pasteur
Inst, Paris, and Naples Zool. Sta, 90-91; fellow,
Chicago, 92-93; Ph.D, Hopkins, 92. Asst. prof,
bacter, Wiscoruvn, 93-96, prof, 96-07, dean, col
agr, 07-; bacteriologist, Wis. Exp, Sta, 93-07,
director, 07- Consulting bacteriologist, Wis.
Board of Health, 94-08; bacteriologist, Wis.
Live Stock Sanitary Board, 01-07; lecturer
bacter, dairy sch, Minnesota, 01-16; director,
Wis. State Hygienic Lab, 03-08. A. A; Soe.
Bact. (chairman, 08) ; Pub. Health Ass. (chair-
man, lab. sect, 03); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Land
Grant Col. Ass. (pres, 20). Dairy bacteriology;
bovine tuberculosis; bacterial plant diseases;
pasteurization of milk; the curing of cheese.

Bussell, Dr. Henry N (orris), 79 Alexander St,
Princeton, N. J. * Astronomy. Oyster Bay, N.
Y, Oct. 25, 77. A.B, Princeton, 97, fellow, 97-
00, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 00. Carnegie research asst^
Cambridge Observatory, 03-05; instr. astron,
Princeton, 05-08, asst. prof, 08-11, prof, ll-y
director of Observatory, IIS- Engineer, Bur.
Aircraft Production, 18-19; mem. Nat. Beseareh
Council. Nat. Acad; AJl; Astron. Soc; Philos.
Soc; for. assoc. and fel. Boyal , Astron. Soc.
Stellar parallax; stellar evolution; stellar sta-
tistics; photographie astronomy; binary stars;
eclixming variables.

Bassell, Dean James E(arl), Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Educa-
tion. Hamden, N. Y, July 1, 64. A.B, Cornell,
87, 91-93; Jena, 93-94; Leipzig, 94-95, Ph.D.
94; LL.D, Dickinson, 03; Colorado, 05; HcGill.
09. Teacher and principal of secondary schools,
87-93; prof, philos. and pedag, Colorado, 93-
97; hist, of educ. Teachers Col, Columbia, 97-.
dean, 98-, Barnard prof, educ, Columbia, 04-
Special agent, XT. S. Bur. Educ, 93-94; Euro-
pean commissioner for TJniv. of State of N. T,
93-95. A.A. (v. pres, 09); Psychol. Ass; Nat.
Council Edue. German higher schools; univer-
sity extension in England and America; educa-
tion in Porto Bico and the South; teehnieal
education.

Bnssell, Prof. W(illiain) P(olk), Claremont, Calif.
Mathematics, Gaylesville, Ala, Dee. 29, 63.
A.B, Cumberland, 85, A.M, 09. Prof. math.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

593

and astron, Lincoln (111), 89-04; instr. math,
Fomona, 04-08, asst. prof, 08-12, oMoe, frof^
12- A.A; Math. 8oc; Math. Ass.

Bttth, Dr. Edward S, Children's Hospital Los
Angeles, Calif. Anatomy, Moundridge, Kans,
Sept. 2, 83. M.D, Kansas, 10. Special worker,
Bockefeller Inst, 10-11; v^of, anai, Wake For-
est, 12-13; Southern Methodist, 13-14; Univ.
PhiUppines, 14-20; mem, staff. Children* 9 Hoe-
pitalf Los Angeles, Calif, ISO- Ass. Anat.

Bnthven, Dr. Alexander G(rant), University Mu-
seum, Ann Arbor, Mich. * Zoology, Hull, Iowa,
April 1, 82. B.S, Momingside, 03; Ph.D, Michi-
gan, 06. Instr. zool. and curator, museum,
Michigan, 06-10, instr. zool. and head curator,
museum, 10-12, prof. tool, and director of mu-
sewn, li- Chief field naturalist, Mich. Geol. and
Biol. Surv, 08- AA; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; EcoL
Soe; Mus. Ass; Ass. Geog; Mich. Acad, (pros,
13). Herpetology and geographic distribution;
variations and relationships in Beptilia.

Butledge, Dr. John J(osep]i), U. S. Bureau of
Mines, McAlester, Okla. Geology, Alton. lU,
March 10, 70. B.S, lUinois, 94; Ph.D, Hopkins,
04. Mine supt^ 94-00; geologist, Md. GeoL
Surv, 00-04; consulting engineer and geologist,
04-09; dist, mining engineer, U. 8, Bur, Mines,
09- Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. Economic geology;
coal, iron, lead and zinc mining; mine accidents;
origin of iron ores.

Butstein, laeo, Milbum, N. J. Chemiairy. Yon-
kers, N. T, April 13, 96. Newark Tech. Seh;
N. Y. Univ. Asst. chemist, Clark Thread Co.
and J. and P. Coats, 11-13; assoc, Edward C,
Warden, 11-; oonsfutting chemist, IS- Assoc,
ed, 'Technology Cellulose Esters.' Analytical
chemistry; nitrocellulose industry; technology
cellulose esters; carbohydrate carbozylates.

Buttan, Prof. B(o1>ert) F(iilford), McGiU Uni-
versity, Montreal, Can. Chemistry, Newburg,
Ont, July 15, 56. B.A, Toronto, 81 ; M.D, CM,
McGill, 84; Berlin, 85-86; D.Sc. Toronto^ 14.
Frof, practical chem^ med, facvUy, MeCHU, 94-
02, chem, 02^08, org. and biol. chem, 08-12, di-
rector, dept, chem, It- Fellow of corporation,
McGill, registrar of faculty, 91-02. AA; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soe. Chem. Indust. (v.
pres, 14-) ; Boyal Soc. Can. (pros, 20) ; Ont.
Col Physicians and Surg; Brititii Ass. Organic
bases; artificial alkaloids; medical chemistry;
artificial fats; products of distillation of pine
and spmee; margaric acid and glycol fats; con-
stants of fat acids.

Butter, Dr. Frank B(oy), U. S. Department of
Commerce, Washington, D. C. "Ecenomics, Bal-
timore, Md, March 15, 74. A.B, Hopkins^ 94,
fellow, 96-97, Ph.D, 97. Proof-reader, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 98-99; asst. chief ^ div. for. markets,
U. S. Dept. Agr^ 99-07, special European agent,
07-09, statistician, 09-10; tariff expert, U. S.
Dept. Commerce, 10-14^ asst. chief, bur. for. and
domestic commerce, 14r-17; commercial attach^,
Am, Bmbassy, Tokyo, Japan, 19, statistical ad-
viser, 19, trade commissioner, tO- Lecturer
econ, Columbian, 02; Iowa, 04. Econ. Ass;
Statist. Ass; Boyal Statist. Soc. Custom tariffs
and commercial statistics; sugar production and
trade; grain production and trade; tariff sys-

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terns of South America, Japan, Cuba and Can-
ada.

Byan, Dr. A(ndrew) H(oward), Tufts Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Physiology, Pharmacol-
ogy, Silex, Mo, Dec. 30, 85. M,D, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 10. Asst. physiol. and Phar-
macol, Washington (St. Louis), 08-10; instr,
Pittsburgh, 10-13; prof, Alabama, 13-16;
physiol, med, seh, Tufts, 16- Physiologist, U.
S. Pub. Health Service^ 18-; mem. committee on
fatigue in indust. pursuits, Nat. Research Coun-
cil; director indust. hygiene, Scoville Mfg. Co,
19- A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Am.
Med. Ass. Physiological effects of anesthetics;
goiter; site of aetion of strychnin in the spinal
cord; absorption of drugs from gastric mucous
membranes; muscular power, tonus and fatigue;
rhythm in industry.

Byan, Prof. Harris J(08eiih), Stanford University,
Calif. ^Electrical engineering, Powells Valley,
Pa Jan. 8, 66. Baltimore City Col, 79-80;
Lebanon Valley, 80-82; M.E, Cornell, 87. Instr.
physics, Cornell, 88-89, prof, eleo, eng, 89-05;
Stanford, OS- Judge, board of awards, elec.
dept, Columbian Expos, 93; delegate of U. S.
Govt, Int. Elec. Cong^ St. Louis, 0^; mem. jury
awards, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15; consulting
engineer, Los Angeles Aqueduct Power Project,
09- Nat. Acad; A. A; Elec. Eng; Physical Soc;
lUum. Eng. Soe; Electrochem. Soc; Badio Eng.
Methods for electrical engineering tests and
measurements; laws governing relation of size
and separation of conductors and electric pres-
sure at which corona and power waste appears
in high pressure power transmission lines; di-
electric strength, etc, of insulators for practical
requirements at high voltage in electrical engi-
neering apparatus; durability of high voltage
line insulators; development of supersonic
source projectors.

Byan, Dr. L(eon) A(lonzo), 3607 Sansom St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, La Grange,
Ohio, 69. Ph.B, Oberlin, 93; Ph.D, Pennsylva-
nia, 97. Asst. demonstrator chem. and later
asst, prof, chem, and toxicol, med, dept, Penn-
sylvania, 97- Copper in the human liver; volu-
metric testing for glucose; volume of nitrogen
evolved from uric acid by the action of alkaline
sodium hypobromite solution; influence of oxy-
gen, nitrogen and sunlight on olive oil; Gold-
ner's test for cocaine; arsenic in liver tissues in
cases of poisoning; retention of arsenic by ani-
mal charcoaL

Bydberg, Dr. P(er) A(xel), New York Botanical
Garden, New York, N. Y. "^Botany, Odh
Parish, Sweden, July 6, 60. Grad, Boyal Gym-
nasium, Skara, Sweden, 81; B,8, Nebraska, 91,
A.M, 95; fellow, Columbia, 96^-97, Ph.D, 98.
Instr. math, and nat. science, Luther Acad,
Wahoo, Nebr, 84^90, 91-93; Upsala Col, Kenil-
worth, N. J, 95-96, 97-99; asst. curator, N, Y.
Sot. Garden, 99-06, ewrator, 07- Field agent,
div. of bot. and agrost, U. S. Dept. Agr, sum-
mers, 91-96 ; N. Y. Bot. Ghirden, summers. A.A ;
Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club. Flora of the Bocky
Mountain region; Saxifragaceae; Bosaceae;
Fabaceae; Compositae.

Byeraon, William Newton, P. O. Box 779, Duluth,
Minn. Electrical engineering. New York, N.

594

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Y, Dec. 7, 74. E.E, Columbia, 96. Asst. supt.
motive ])ower, Interborough Bapid Transit Co^
00-05; gen. snpt, Ont. Power Co, 05-09; gen,
manager and chief engineer, Great North, Power
Co, 09- Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Can. Inst. Eng.
Applications of electrical power.

Bykenboer, Dr. Edward A(tigii8t), 19 Mentz
Apartments, Niagara Falls^ N. Y. Chemistry.
Bochester, N. Y, July 19, 89. B.8, Boehester,
12, M.8, 13; Ph.D, Michigan. Teaohing aset.
ehem, Michigan, 13-17; researeh chemist, Boess-
ler and Hoeslacher Chem. Co, 17- A.A; Chem.
Soc. Physical chemistry; capillarity; super-
cooling.

Byland, Prof. CKumatt, University of Biehmond,
Bichmond, Va. Chemistry, King and Queen Co,
Va, Dec. 17, 70. A.M, Bichmond, 92; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 98. Instr. chem, Maine, 98-99, asst.
prof, 99-01; prof, Converse, 01-08; Georgetown
(Ky), 03-17, Richmond, 17- Chem. Soc. Boil-
ing-points of mixtures of liquids.

8

Btibfn, A(lTali) H(orton),432 Sanford Ave, Flush-
ing, N. Y. ""Chemistry, Norfolk, N. Y, April
9, 51. B.S, Bowdoin, 76, M.S, 79, Sc.D, 17.
Prof. chem. and physics, Bipon, 76-80: chem,
Vermont, 80-86; chemist, Edward Smith and
Co, N. Y, 88-05; Nat, Lead Co, 10- State chem-
ist, Vt, 82-86; lecturer paints and varnishes,
N. Y. Univ, 97-; Mass. Inst. Tech, 98-06; Mich-
igan, 98-02; lecturer, Purdue, 99, 02; Wisconsin,
01-02. A.A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, N. Y. sect.
92, ed. resins and pigments, 'Abstract Jour,'
07-); Soc. Chem. Indust; Mech. Eng; C^vil
Eng; Naval Archit. and Marine Eng; Soc Test.
Mat; Am. Geog. Soc; London Paint and Var-
nish Soc; London Soc. Arts. Process by which
all sugar of milk is produced; corrosion of iron
and steel ; drying oils ; technology of paints and
varnishes.

Sabin, Dr. Florence B(ena), Johns Hopkins Med-
ical School, Baltimore, Md. * Anatomy. Cen-
tral City, Colo, Nov. 9, 71. B.S, Smith, 93;
M.D, Hopkins, 00, fellow, 02; Sc.D, Smith, 10.
Teacher math, Wolfe Hall, Denver, Colc^ 94-95;
asst. Kool, Smith, 96; intern, Hopkins Hosp, 01,
asst. anat, Mopkins, 03, assoc, 03-05, assoc. prof,
05-17, prof, hisiol, 17- Naples Table Ass. prize,
03. A.A; Ass. Anat. (v. pres, 09, co-editor,
'Becord'). Tracts in the medulla oblongata;
lymphatic system; blood vascular system.

Sabine, Dr. Paul E(arls),Biyerbank Laboratories,
Geneva, 111. Fhysics. Albion, 111, Jan. 22, 79.
A.B, McKendree, 99; Harvard, 03, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 15. Master science, Worcester Acad, 03-
11; asst. physics. Harvard, 15-16; asst. prof,
Case, 16-18; director, Wcdlace Clement Sabine
Lab. of Acoustics, 19- Physical Soc. Architec-
tural acoustics; photo-electricity.

Sacbfl, Dr. B(emard), 116 W. 59th St, New York,
N. Y. Nervous and mental diseases, Baltimore,
Md, Jan. 2, 58. A.B, Harvard, 78; M.D, Stras-
bourg, 82; Berlin, Vienna, Paris and London,
81-04. Prof, nervous and mental diseases, N.
Y. Polyclinic until 04; neurologist, Mt, Sinai
Hosp; aiienist and neurologist, Bellevue Hasp;
consulting physician, Manhattan State Hosp.

A.A; Am. Physicians; Neur. Ass; N. Y. Neui.
Soc;- N. Y. Acad. Med; hon. mem. Moscow
Neur. Soc. Nervous diseases of children; in-
fantile palsies; amaurotic family idiocy; epi-
lepsy; syphilis of central nervous system;
vasomotor disorders; cerebellar tumors; spinal
cord tumors; the Wassermann reaction; le-
thargic encephalitis.

Sachs, Prof. Ernest, Washington University Med-
ical School, St. Louis, Mo. Surgery, New York,
N. Y, 79. A.B, Harvard, 00 ; M.D, Hopkins, 04.
Neurol, tfurgeon, Montefiore Home and Hosp. N.
Y. City, 09-11 ; Beth Israel Hosp, 09-11 ; assoc.
surg, Washington (St, Louis), 11-14, assoc. prof,
14-19, prof, Clin, neur. surg, 19- Adj. asst. snr-
geon, Bellevue Hosp, N. Y. City, 09-11 ; surgeon,
Barnes and St. Louis Children's Hospitals;
assoc. surgeon in charge neurol. surg, Jewish
Hosp, 20- Am. Med. Ass; PhysioL Qoc; Ass.
Anat; Neur. Ass. Neurological surgery; optic
thalamus; cerebral temperature centers.

Sachs, Dr. John HCaxrlson), 707 Coverdale Boad,
Wihnington, DeL Chemistry, Gettysburg, Pa,
April 14, 89. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 10; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 16, Carnegie fellow, 16-17. Research
chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 17-
Chem. Soc. Dyes and intermediates.

Sackett, Dean B(obert) L(emael), State College,
Pa. Engineering. Mt. Clemens, Mich, Dec. 2,
67. B.S.(C.E), Michigan, 91, C.E, 96. Asst
prof, math, Earlham, 91-96, prof, applied math.
and astron, 96-07 ; sanit. and hydraul. eng, Pur-
due, 07-15; dean eng, Pa, State, 15- Consult-
ing engineer to various state commissions and
boards. A.A; Water Works Ass; Civil Eng;
Mech Eng; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Ind.
Eng. Soc. (pres, 07). Sanitary and hydraulic
engineering.

Sackett, Prof. Walter O(eorge), Fort Collins,
Colo. Bacteriology, Sterling, 111, July 5, 80.
Ohio Stote, 98-99; B.S, Chicago, 02, Ph.D, 18.
Prof. nat. sciences. Baptist Univ. for Women,
Baleigh, N. C, 02-04; asst. prof, bacter. and
hygiene, Mich. Agr. Col, and asst. bacteriologist,
1^. Sta, 04-08; haoteriologisi, Colo, Exp. Sta,
08- Water analyst, Chicago, 99-00; special
agent plant breeding, bur. plant indust, IT. S.
Dept. Agr, summer, 04. A. A; Soc. Bact. Soil
bacteriology; bacterial diseases of plants; a
bacterial disease of alfalfa; bacteriology of
alkali soils.

Saderra, Bey. M(ichael) llaso, 8.J, Manila Ob-
servatory, Manila, P. I. Geology, Clot, Spain,
Dec. 13, 65. Tarazona, Spain, 82-87; Tortosa,
96-00; D.D, Paris, 01. Assi, director^ Manila
Observatory, 90-96, Weather Bur, Ot- A.A;
Seismol. Soc; Zelanti Acad, Italy; Plata Seis-
mol. Soc. Philippine seismology and Tulcanol-
ogy; magnetic force lines.

SadUer, Prof. 8am(iie)l P(hiUp), 210 S. 13th Bt,
Philadelphia, Pa. ^Chemistry, Pinegrove, Pa,
July 18, 47. A.B, Pennsylvania Col, 67, A.M,
70, LL.D, 02; B.S, Harvard, 70; Ph.D, GCttin-
gen, 71. Prof, chem, Pennsylvania Col, 71-74;
org. and indust. chem, Pennsylvania, 74-91;
chem, Phila. Col. Pharmacy. 78-16. Mem. com-
mittee of revision, U. S. PharmacopoBia, 00-20.
A.A; Qiem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Electro-
chem. Soc; Chem. Eng. (pres, 08); Philos. Soc.

amebica:!^ men op science

595

(soe'y, 98-02); fel. London Chem. Soc; Chem.
Gesen. Industrial and applied organic chem-
istry.

Sadtler, S(ainiiel) 0(climncker), 210 S. 13th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Gettysburg, Pa,
Nov. 15, 73. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95. Chem-
ist, IT. S. Customs Service; 95-00; consulting
chemist, 00- Pres, Samuel P. Sadtler and Son,
Inc; sec'y, Meigs, Bassett and Slaughter; ed,
'Allen's Commercial Org. Chem.' c£em. Soc;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Electrochem. Soc. (sec'y, 04-
07, V. pres, 10-) ; Ass. Leather Chemists; C9iem.
Eng; Franklin Inst. Industrial and technical
chemistry; organic chemistry.

SaegmtUler, Frederick B, 1100 St. Paul St, Boch-
ester, N. Y. Optical science, Va, 78. B.S,
Virginia, 02. Mem. scientific bur, Bausch and
Lomb Optical Co, 05-07, supt, precision optical
div, 07" Optical Soc.

Safford, Dr. F(rederlck) H(olll8ter), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathemat-
ics, Lawrence, Mass, June 20, 66. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 88; A.M, Harvard, 94, Ph.I), 97;
hon. fellow, Clark, 01-02. Instr. math, and
science, Brewster Acad, 88-93; math, Harvard,
95-99 ; asst. prof, Cincinnati, 99-01 ; instr,
Pennsylvania, 02-07, asst. prof, 07-20, prof, tO-
A. A; Math. Soc. Cyclids of revolution; or-
thogonal surfaces; Weiertrass P-f unction
curves.

Safford, William E(dwin), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany, Eth-
nology, Chillicothe, Ohio, Dec. 14, 59. Grad,
U. S. Naval Acad, 80; Yale", 82-84; Ph.D,
George Washington, 20. Naval officer and
collector in ethnobot. for XT. S. Nat. Museum,
80-82; asst. botanist and later econ, botanist,
V, 8. Vept, Agr, Ot- Commissioner to Peru
and Bolivia for Columbian Expos, 91-93; v.
govemoi;, Guam, 99-00; asst, revision, 'Century
Diet.' Medal, Columbian Expos, 93. Bot. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Anthrop. Soc; Wash. BioL
Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 08, 09, cor. sec'y,
16). Ethnobotany; philology; grammar of
Chamorro language of Guam; useful plants of
Guam; Cactaceae of northeastern and central *
M^co; useful plants of Mexico.

Safro, V(ictor) I, Kentucky Tobacco Products
Company, Louisville, Ky. Entomology, New
York, N. Y, Aug. 26, 88. B.S.A, Cornell, 09.
Agent and expert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr,
0^10; research asst. entomologist, Oregon Exp.
Sta, 10-14; asst. prof, entom, Oregon Col, 11-
14; entomologist, Ky, Tobacco Products Co, 14-
Entomologist, Oregon Exp. Sta, Hood River, 14.
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Sprays; spray
injury; forest entomology; nicotine as an in-
secticide.

Sage, Jtio. (John) H(aU), Portland, Conn. Ornith-
ology, Portland, April 20, 47. Pub. schools;
hon. M,S, Trinity (Conn), 01. Banker, 73-
Curator nat. hist, Wadsworth Athenaeum, Hart-
ford. A. A; fel, Omith. Union (sec'y, 89-);
N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Linnaean Soc; Wash. Biol.
Soc; Conn. Hist. Soc. Birds of Connecticut.

Sailer, Dr. Joseph, 1718 Spruce St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Medicine. Philadelphia, Oct. 1, 67. Ph.B,
Pennsylvania, 86, M.D, 91; Paris, Zurich and
Vienna, 93-95. Asst. demonstrator path, Penn-

sylvania, 98-99, assoc. din, med, 99-08, asst.
prof, 08-14, prof, 14- Prof, diseases of stomach
and intestines, Phila. Polyclinic, 02-08 ; asst. ed,
*Phila. Med. Jour'; physician. Phila. and Presb.
Hospitals. A.A; Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin.
Invest, (v. pres) ; Gastro-Enterol. Ass. (v. pres,
pres); Phila. Acad; Phila. Col. Physicians.
Clinical medioine; experimental medicine.

St. John, Dr. Ancel, National Carbon Co, Cleve-
land, Ohio. Physios, Plainfield, N. J, June
20, 82. Ph.B, Bochester, 06; Ph.D, Clark, 17.
Instr. physics, Syrian Protestant Col, 06-09;
asst, Columbia, 09-10; acting prof, Emory and
Henry, 10-12; instr, Worcester, 12-17; prof,
Lake Forest, 17-18; research physicist, Nat.
Carbon Co, IS^ Assoc. Physical Soc. X-ray
crystal analysis.

St. John, Prof. Oha(rle)8 B(dward), Mt. Wilson
Observatory, Pasadena, Calif. *Physics, Astro-
physics. Allen, Mich, March 15, 57. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Ool, 88 ; Michigan, 90-92 ; Harvard, 92-94 ;
A.M, 93, Ph.D, 96; Beriin. 94^95. Instr.
physics, Mich. Nor. Col, 86-92; Michigan, 96-
97; assoc. prof, Oberlin, 97-99, prof,, 99-08,
dean, col. arts and sciences, 06-08; astronomer,
Mt, Wilson Observatory, Carnegie Institution,
08- Mem. Int. Astron. Union; chairman, west,
sect, spectrographic committee; int. committee
on standards of wave length and tables of the
solar spectrum. A.A; Astron. Soc; Physical
Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; assoc. Royal Astron.
Soc. Oxygen in the sun; pole-effect in the arc;
spectrum of Venus; solar rotation; the siln's
atmosphere; displacement of solar lines re-
quired by the Einstein theory of gravitation.

St. John, Prof. Harold, State College of Washing-
ton, Pullman, Wash. Botany, Pittsburgh, Pa,
July 25, 92. A.B, Harvard, 14, A.M, 15, Ph.D,
17. Asst. bot, Harvard, 13-15; Raddiffe, 13-
15; asst. bot. Can. Geol. Surv, 15-17; asst.
Gray Herbarium, Harvard, 13-17, 19-20; asst,
prof, bot. Wash, State, tO- Bot. Soc; New Eng.
Bot. Cliib. Taxonomy and phytogeography of
vascular plants.

Simons, Prof. 0(harl68) ECncharist) de MCMlcis),

2043 Walnut St, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine,
Biology, At sea, under American flag, Dec. 13,
52. California, 61-76; M.D, Jefferson Med.
Col, 78; A.B, France, 92; LL.D, St. Joseph's
Col, 09; ScD, Temple, 15. Prof. anat. and
physiol, Wagner Free Inst, 81; lecturer, Jeffer-
son Med. Col, 83-91; prof, and dean, Medico-
Chirurg. Col, 97; prof, therapeut. Temple, 10-
Ed, 'Annual of Universal Med. Sciences,' 88-
96; 'Pjrclop. of Practical Med,* 97-20. Officier
d'Acad, 89; Order of Leopold, Belgium, 90;
Chevalier L^ion d'honneur, 92. A.A; ]niilo8.
Soc; Laryngol. Ass (v. pres, 88); Ass. Study
Int. Secretiona (pres, 17) ; Therapeut. Soc.
(pres, 19); Col. Physicians; Am. Med. Editors'
iuss. (pres, 03); Phila. Acad; Phila. Col. Physi-
cians; Phila. Laryngol. Soc. (pres, 85)^ hon.
mem. various American and foreign societies.
Applied therapeutics; physiology and pathology
of the internal secretions; endocrinology.

SaklatwallA> Dr. B(erain) D, 14 Creighton Ave,
Crafton, Pa. Metallurgy. Bombay, India, July
20, 81. B.S, Bombay, 02; Dr. Ing, Royal
Polytech, Berlin, 09; Carnegie research scholar,

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British Iron and Steel Inst, 08-09. Besearch
chemist and metallurgist. Am, Vanadium Co,
10-11, gen. supt, 11^ A.A; Chem. Soe; Blec-
trochem. Soc; Soe. Test. Mat; Int. Ass. Test.
Mat; British Iron and Steel Inst; British Inst.
Metals. Metallography of iron and steel; pro-
duction and measurement of high temperatures
electrically.

Salant, Br. William, University of Georgia, Au-
gusta, Ga. Pharmaoology, Physiology. Bom,
Feb. 2, 70. 'B.S, Cornell, 94; M.D, Columbia,
99. Asst. physiol, med. col, Cornell, 02-03;
physiol. chem, Columbia, 05-07; adj. prof, Ala-
bama, 07-08; chief pharmacologist, bur. chem,
XT. S. Dept. Agr, 08-18; acting prof, physiol.
and Pharmacol, Wisconsin, 19-20 ; prof. Georgia,
tO^ Fellow, Rockefeller Inst, 01-07. AJL;
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem;
Soc. Pharmacol. Effect of alcohol on muscle, on
the secretion of bile, on metabolism and hepatic
glycogen and on the composition of urine;
effects of strychnin on nephrectomized rabbits;
influence of nephrectomy on absorption and on
coagulation of the blood; toxicity of bile;
pharmacology of caffein and of the alcohols.

Sales, Bene H(aber), P. O. Box 457, Butte, Mont.
Geology. Storm Lake, Iowa, Sept. 10, 76. B.S,
Mont. Col, 98; E.M, Columbia, 00. Asst. geolo-
gist, Anaconda Copper Mining Co, 01-06, chief
geologist, 06-^ A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Mln.
and MetaL Soc. Ore deposits of Butte, Mont.

Salisbury, Prof. B(ollin) D, University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, lU. * Geology, Spring Prairie,
.Wis, Aug. 17, 58. Ph.B, Beloit, 81, A.M, 84,
LL.D, 04. Prof, geol, Beloit, 84-91 ; Wisconsin,
91-92; geog. geol, Chicago, 92-18, dean, Ogden
8ch. of 8oi, 97-, head, dept. geog, 02-18, geol,
18- Asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 83-94, geologist, 94;
geologist, N. J. GeoL Surv, 91-; ed, 'Jour, of
Geol,' 92- A.A. (seo'y, E, 92) ; Geol. Soc; Ass.
Geog. Geographic and glacial geology; glacial
studies in western mountains; glacial and coastal
plain work in New Jersey; continental evolution.

Salmon, Dr. Thomas W(iUiAm), 50 Union Square,
Xew York, N. Y. Psychiatry. Lansingburg,
K Y, Jan. 6, 76. M.D, Union, 99. With
state hospitals, N. Y, 01-03; asst. surgeon,
U. 8. Pub. Health 8ermce, 03-08, passed asst.
surgeon, 08-15; director special studies. Nat.
Committee for Mental Hygiene, 12-15, med, direc-
tor, IS- Chemist^ N. Y. State Board of Alienists,
11. A. A; Am. Mied. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg; N. Y. Psy-
ohiat. Soc; Int. Committee for Sci. Study of
Alcohol (Am. sect). Statistics of insanity and
mental defects; preventable causes of insanity;
administrative and legislative aspects of care of
the insane; insanity and mental defects in immi-
grant races; incidence and distribution of gen-
eral paralysis of the insane.

Sammis, I>r. J(ohn) LCangley), 234 Breeze Ter-
race, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Winona, Minn,
Jan. 1, 73. B.S, Illinois, 97, M.S, 99; fellow,
Wisconsin, 05-06, Ph.D, 06. Asst. chem, Illi-
nois, 97-99, instr, 99-05; expert in dairying,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 06-07; asst. prof, dairy hus-
bandry, Wisconsin, 07-17, assoc. prof, 17- A.A5
Chem. Soc. Action of mercaptids on quinones;

dietetics; chemistry of milk curdling; chemistrj
and physics of the cheese-making process*.

Sampson, Dr. Arthnr W(illiAm), U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, Washington, D. C. Forestry. Oakland,
Nebr^ March 27, 84. B.S, Nebraska, 06, A.M,
07; Hopkins, 13-14; Ph.D, George Washington,
17. U. 8. Forest 8ervice, plant ecologist and di-
rector, Great Basin Forest Exp. Sta, Ephraim,
Utah, 14- Lecturer range and forest eeol,
Nebraska and Syracuse. A.A; Soc. Foresters;
Ecol. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Acad. Bot-
any; plant ecology and physiology of range
lands.

Sampson, Prof. Homer Odeveland), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. Botany. Wheeler,
lU, Jan. 21, 85. B.S, Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 17.
Asst. biol, E. 111. State Nor. Sch, 09-12; nat.
science, Chicago, 12-17; instr. bot, Ohio 8tate,
17-19, asst. prof, 19- Besearch asst. plant
physiol, desert lab, Carnegie Institution, sum-
mer, 14. A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Agron;
HI. Acad; Ohio Acad. Plant physiology and
ecology.

Sampson, Prof. John Albertson, Albany Medical
College, Albany, N. Y. Gynecology. Troy, N.
Y Aug. 17, 73. A.B, Williams, 95, hon. A.M;
M!.D, Hopkins, 99. Bes. gynecologist, Hop-
kins Hosp, 04; prof, gynsc, Albany Med. Col
09- Gynec. Soc. Anatomy and pathology of
the female pelvic organs; ovarian cysts.

Sanborn, Prof. Charles Bmerson, 423 mick St,
Stillwater, Okla. Entomology. LaPlata, Mo,
April 16, 17. A.B, Kansas, 03, A.M, 04. En-
tom. expert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-
09; cooperative entomologist, Tex. Col, 06-OS;
acting state entomologist, Tex, 08; HL State
Entom. Dept, 09; prof, entom, Ohla. Col, and
entomologist, Exp. 8ta, 09- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom; Okla. Acad; Wash. Entom. Soe. Field
crop and horticultural insects; apienlture;
Aphididae.

Sanborn, Prof. Frank B(erry), 79 Sudbury St,
Boston, Mass. Engineering. Hampton Fslls, N.
H, Jan. 15, 65. B.S, Dartmouth, 87, C.E, 89;
M.S, Harvard, 98. Inspector, Forestry Ass.
East. States and Can, 90-99; asst. prof, civil
eng. Tufts, 99-01, prof, 01-18; proprietor, San-
bom Co, 18- Substitute prof, civil eng, Dli-
nois, 08-09; lecturer, Dartmouth, 06- Civil
Eng; Boston Soe. Civil Eng. Mechanies; hy-
draulics; fire protection; pitometer measurement
of water; low pressure gage; marine speedom-
eter; blood pressure testing.

Sanders, Prof. JCames) Odoasbrenner), Bureau
of Plant Industry, Harrisburg, Pa. BrUomol-
ogy. Louisville, Ohio, July 17, 80. Ph.B,
Otterbein, 01; fellow, Ohio State, 01-04, A.M,
OS. Asst, lake lab, Ohio State. 04; expert, bur.
entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 0^9; asst. prof,
in charge, dept. econ. entom, and chief nursery
inspector, Wisconsin, 09-10, prof, 10-15; state
entomologist, Wis, 15-16; econ. zoologist. Pa.
Dept. Agr, 16-19, director, bur. plant indnst, 19-
Collaborator, fed. hort. board, U.S. Dept. Agr, 19.
A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. (v. pres,
20) ; Ass. Hort. Inspectors (sec 'y, 18-19) ; Ohio
Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc. (cor. sec*y, 06-09).
Homoptera; Coccidae; poison bait control of
onion and cabbage maggot; nicotin solutions for

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leaf miBing insects; European potato wart
disease.

Sanderson, Prof. B(sra) Dwlght, 117 Parkway,
Cayuga Heights, Ithaca, N. Y. Entomology,
Clio, Mich, Sept. 25, 78. B.8, Mich. Agr. Col,
97; B.SJk., Cornell^ 98. Asst. state entomolo-
gist, Md, 98; asst, div. entom, IT. 8. Dept. Agr,
summer, 99; entomologist, Del. Exp. Sta, 99-03;
assoc. prof, sool, Delaware, 01-02; state ento-
mologist, Tex, and prof, entom, Tex. Col, 08-04;
prof. zool. and entom, N.H. Col, 04-10, direotor,
Exp. Sta, 07-10; dean, eoL agr, West Virginia,
and director, Exp. Sta, 10-15; prof, rural social
organigation, Cornell, 18- A.A; Ass. Econ. En-
tom. (pres, 10). Economic entomology; rural
sociology.

Sanderson, Dr. J(ames) 0(ox), 813 S. E. Fifth
St, Minneapolis, Minn. Thytics, A.B, Yale, 07,
Ph.D, 11. Instr. physics, Minnesota, 11-15;
teacher science and math, Blake Sch, Minne-
apolis, 15-18 ; intir, math, sch. mines, Minnesota,
18- Radioactivity of soils.

Sando, Dr. Cha(rle)8 E(arl), tJ. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Biologie<il
chemistry. Bemville, Pa, Feb. 18, 94. B.S, Md.
Col, 16, Ph.D, 20; fellow, Michigan, 17-18, M.S,
20. Junior hiol. chemist, office hort. and pomol,
bur. plant indust, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-18, of^ce
physioU and fermentation investigations, 18-
Bot. Soc; Chem. Soc. Plant pigmentation;
ripening •of fruits and vegetables.

Sandsten, Prof. E(niil) P(et6r), Agricultural Col-
lege, Fort Collins, Colo. Horticulture, Entomol-
ogy. Nybro, Sweden, Sept. 15, 68. Sch. of
agr, Minnesota, 88-91, B.S, Minnesota, 95, M.S,
98; Ph.D, Cornell, 03. Botanist, Am. Grass
Twine Co, 99-00; assoc prof, hort, Md. Col, 01-
02; prof. hort. and econ. entom, Wisconsin, 02-
13; prof, hort, Alabama, and state horticul-
turist, Ala, 13; prof, hort, Colo. Agr. Col. and
stat^ horticulturist, Colo. A.A ; Soc. Hort. Sci ;
Pomol. Soc. Physiological botany; pollination;
self -sterility; conditions which affect the pro-
duction and fertility of pollen.

Sanford, Dr. A(rthiir) H(awle7), Mayo Clinic,
Bochester, Minn. Bacteriology, New Albin,
Iowa, Jan. 12, 82. A.B, Northwestern, 04, A.M,
M.D, 07. Assoc, prof, physiol, Marquette, 07-
09, prof, 09-11; head, sect. din. laboratories.
Mayo Clinic, 11-; assoc. prof. din. bacter. and
parasitol, Mayo Foundation, Minnesota. Ass.
Path, and Baet. Clinical bacteriology, parasitol-
ogy and serology; diagnostic methods.

Sanford, Prof. Ftrtmmid O(lark), Clark University,
Worcester, Mass. *Psychology. Oakland, Calif,
Nov. 10, 59. A.B, California, 83, LL.D, 12;
fellow, Hopkins, 87-88, Ph.D, 88; ScD, Hobart,
09. Teacher, Oahu Col, Hawaii, 83-85; instr.
paychol, Hopkins, 88; ClarJc, 89-92, asst. prof,
92-01, prof. exp. and comp. psychol, 01-09, lec-
turer college administration, 09-20, pres, Clark
Col, 09-20, prof, psychol. and educ, ISO- Joint
ed, *Am. Jour. Psychol,' 95- A.A; Psychol.
Ass. (pres, 02). Education.

Sanford, Prof. Fernando, Stanford Universitv,
CaKf . ^Fhysies. Taylor, Dl, Feb. 12, 54. B.S,
M.S, Carthage, 79, hon. ScD, 20; Berlin, 86-
88. Prof, science, Mt. Morris, 79-82; supt.

schools, Ogle Co, HI, 82-86; instr. physics and
ehem, high sch, Englewood, Dl, 88-90; prof,
physical sdenee, Lake Forest, 90-91; physios,
Stanford, 91-19, emer. prof, 19^ Engineer, rail*
road construction, 79, 80. AJL; Physical Soc
The electrical conductivity of wires in different
dielectrics; electric photography in alternating
condenser field; an acoustic pyrometer; an un-
described form of radiation; a possible change
of weight in chemical reactions; physical lines
of force in electrical theory; contact E.M.F.
and cohesion; the emission of ultra-violet radia-
tion in an alternating condenser; electrical
charges of atoms and ions; charaeteristie
charges of metals; orbital motion of radiating
electrons; a physical theory of electrilieatioB.

Sanford, Dr. B(08Coe) F(rank), 1255 E. Villa St,
Pasadena, Calif. Astronomy, Faribault, Minn,
Oct. 6, 83. A.B, Minnesota, 05; fellow at
Lick Observatory, California, 15-17, Ph.D, 17.
Listr, high sch, Marshall, Minn, 05-06; asst.
Lick Observatory, 06-08; observer. South. Ob-
servatory, Carnegie Institution, 08-11; asst.
astronomer, D. O. Mills exped. of the Lick Ob-
servatory to Santiago, Chile, 11-15; astronomer,
Mt. WUson Solar Observatory, 18" Astron.
Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc Astrophysics; astron-
omical photography.

Santayaaa, Prof. Cteorge, 123 Pall Mall, Brown
Shipley and Co, London, England. *Philosophy^
Madrid, Spain, Dec 16^ 68. A.B, Harvard, 86,
A.M, Ph.D, 89. Instr. philos, Harvard, 89-98,
asst prof, 98-07, prof, 07-12. A.A; Philos.
Ass; Psychol. Ass. History of philosophy.

Santee, Dr. H(aniB) E(Ilett), 2806 Warren Ave,
Chicago, Dl. Anatomiy. Snodes, Ohio, Oct 15,
64. A.B, N. E. Ohio Nor. Col, 89, A.M, 00;
Ph.D, Taylor, 01, hon. A.M, 07; MJ>, Pennsyl-
vania, 92. Trof, anat, Harvey Med. Col, 96-
05; Col. Physicians and Surg, Dlinois, 00-10;
Jenner Med. Col, 05-19; Chicago Col. Med. and
Surg, 10-17; neurol, Chicago Med, Sch, 19-
Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass. Anatomy of brain
and spinal cord.

Saplr, Dr. Edward, Geological Survey of Canada,
Ottawa, Can. Anthropology, Lanenburg, Ger-
many Jan. 26, 84. AJB, Columbia, 04, A.M,
05, Ph.D, 09; fellow, Pennsylvania, 08-09. Be-
search asst. anthrop, California, 07-08; instr,
Pennsylvania, 09-10; chief, div. anthrop. Can.
Geol. Surv, 10- Field work among American
Indians, Bur. Am. Ethnol, summers, 05, 06;
California, 07; Pennsylvania, summer, 09; Can.
Geol. Surv, summers, 10, 11, 13-14. Anthrop.
Ass; EthnoL Soc; Folk-lore Soc; Paris Soc des
Am^cicanistes. American Indian ethnology, my-
thology and linguistics; Nootka ethnology and
linguistics.

Sardason, Dr. 'F(red6rick) W(llliani), 414 Harvard
St, Minneapolis, Minn. Paleontology, Owego
Mills, Wis, Feb. 22, 66. B.L, Minnesota, 91,
M.S, 92; Ph.D, Freiburg, 95. Instr. paleont,
Minnesota, 92-94, 98-05, asst. prof, 05-14;
expert geologist, Minn, State Sercurities Commis-
sion, 18" With XT. S. Geol. Surv, 89, 91, geolo-
gist, 11- Mem. Int. Geol. Cong, Zurich, 94.
A. A; Paleont. Soc; Geol. Soc; Minn. Acad.
Stratigraphic geology of Minnesota; fauna of
Saint Peter sandstone; fossil corals; fossil Gas-

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tropoda; Crinoidea; glacial deposits; loess; re-
lation of paleontologic eTidence to the theory of
evolution; oilfields; road materials; drainage.

Sargent, O(harleB) ECUiotte), 843 College Ave,
Racine, Wis. Mechanical engineering, Carlin-
ville, III, Sept. 12, 62. B.S, Blackburn, 82,
M.S, 86; B.S, Illinois, 86. Consulting engi-
neer, 86-95; chief engineer, Chas. F. Elmes
Eng. Works, 95-00; gen. manager, Sargent Eng.
Co, 00-07; engineer, gas engine dept, Wis, En-
gine Co, 07- Octave Chanute medal, West. Soc.
Eng, 05; John Scott medal premium, Franklin
Inst, 07. Mech. Eng; Franklin Inst; West.
Soc. Eng. Complete expansion internal combus-
tion engine; calorimetrj of gases; metering of
gas and steam.

Sargent, Prof. CQiarles Spragne, Jamaica Plain,
Boston, Mass. *Botany, Dendrology, Boston,
AprU 24, 41. A.B, Harvard, 62, LL.D, 01.
Director, Arnold Arboretum, 7$-, Arnold prof.
Ofrhoriculture, Harvard, 79- Mem. Park Com-
mission, Brookline; ed, 'Garden and Forest,'
87-97. Nat. Acad; Soo. Nat; Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad ; Mass. Soc. Prom. Agr. (pros) ; Phila.
Acad; St. Louis Acad; hon. for. mem. Royal
Hort. Soc; for. mem. London Linnean Soc; hon.
mem. British Arbor. Soc; hon. mem. Scottish
Arbor. Soe; hon. mem. Dendrol. Geaell; See.
bot. de France; for. mem. Soc. nat. d'Agr. de

, France; hon. mem. Soe. nat. d'Aedimation de
France; hon. menu Royal Irish Acad.

Sargent, Dr. DCudley) A (lien), Harvard Univer-
sity, Cambridge, Mass. Fhysical education,
Belfast, Maine^ Sept. 28^ 49. A.B, Bowdoin,
75, A.M, 87, hon. ScD. 94; M.D, Yale, 78.
Instr. gymnastics, Bowdoin, 69-75; Yale, 72-78,
prof, physical training, 79--90; director, Hemen-
way Gym, Harvard, and dept. of physical educ,
90-19; pres, Sargent 8eh, Fhysical Bduo, 04-
Chairman, commission on seh. hygiene. Pub.
Health Ass, 83-84; commission dept. health.
Social Sdenee Ass, 83-85; eommiasion on phys-
ical edue, Columbian Expos, 93; mem. observa-
tion committee, N. Am. Gym. Union, 98, 97, 00.
A.A; Physical Educ. Ass. (pres, 90, 9^94, 01);
Am. Acad. Med; Acad. Polit. and Soeial Sd;
Statist. Ass; Boston Soc. Med. Sci; Boston Nat.
Hist. Soc; Boston Health Edue. League (pres,
05-). Anthropometry; applied anatomy; the
philosophy of exercise and the general theory
and practise of physical training; invention^ of
new apparatus; effects of different physical ex-
ercises upon American youth of both sexes.

Sargent) F(rederick) L(eBoy), 27 Everett St,
Cambridge, Mass. Botany, Boston, Mass, Dec.
25 63. Col. City of N. Y, 79-82; Lawrence
Sci. Sch, Harvard, 83-86. Head, dept. bot,
Wisconsin, 86-87; instr. bot, med. sch, Boston,
94-95; asst, bot. museum, Harvartl, 02-04. In-
str. bot. Harvard, summer, 86 ; pres, Nat. Flower
Convention, Asheville, N. C, 96. A.A; Bot.
Soc; Nat. Inst. Inventors. Ecological botany;
color notation.

Sarton, Dr. <}eorga (Alfted Leon), 24 Agaesiz St,
Cambridge, Mass. History ana philosophy of
science, Ghent, Belgium, Aug. 31, 84. B.Sc,
Ghent, 06, Sc.D, 11. Leetwrer hist, science,
€^rge Washington, 15-16; Harvard, 16-18, XO-;
research assoc, Carnegie Inst, 18- Ed, *Isis,

13- Gold medallist in chem, four Belgian uni-
versities, 07; Prix Binoux, Acad^mie des Sci-
ences, Paris, 15. Lecturer, LoweU Inst, Boston,
16. History of physics; Leonardo da VineL

Saryl8» J(o]m8on) T(liatcher), U. S. Field Station,
Mandan, N. Dak. Agrioultwre, Highmore, 8.
Dak, June 1, 86. B.S, S. Dak. Col, 09, M.S, 11.
Instr. bot, S. Dak. Col, 09-13; asst, dry land
agr, bur, plant indust, U, 8, Dept, Agr, IS-
A. A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron; Ecol. Soc. Chras-
ing.

Saaacer, E(me8t) B(alph), 1225 Decatur St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Entomology, Waldorf, Md,
Oct. 25, 83. B.S, Md. Col, 04, M.S, 13. Scien-
tific aid, bur. entom, U, 8, Dept. Agr, 04-06,
scientific asst, 06-12, chief inspector, federal
hort hoard, It-, entomologist in charge port in-
spection, io- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Eeon.
Entom; Wash. Acad; Wash. Biol. Soe; Wash.
Entom. Soc. (reo. see'y, 12, second v. pres, 14,
pres, 18). Coccidae; fumigation methods.

Satterfield, Prof. H(oward) E(me8t), West
Baleigh, N. C. Mechanical engineering. Fair-
mont, W. Va, May 11, 77. B.8. (M.E), Purdue,
04, M.E, 09. Supt. exp. factory, Am. Window
Glass Co, 05-^6; Standard Sanit. Mfg. Co, 06-
07; director, sch. applied science, Winona Tech.
Inst, 07-08; prof, mech, eng, N, C. Col, 08-
Mech. Eng.

Satterlee, Dr. O(eorge) Beese, 125 W. 58th St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, Dobbs* Perry, N.
Y, 73. A.B, Columbia, 94, A.M, M.D, 98. Inetr,
histol. and embryol, IJniv, and Bellevue Hasp,
Med. Col, 03-10, med, and gastro-enterol, 10-
Asst. pathologist, St. Vincent's Hosp, 05-08;
pathologist, Gouvemeur Hosp, 06-08; attending
physician and pathologist, Washington Heights
Hosp, 06-13; attendiing physician, Fordham
Hosp, 13-; St. Bartholomew's Hosp, 20-; con-
sulting gastro-enterologist, N. J. State Hosp, 20-
Therapeut. Soc; Gkistro-Enterol. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc. Internal medi-
cine; gaatro-enterology.

Satterly, Dr. John, University of Toronto, To-
ronto, CJan. Physics, Ashburton, Devon, Eng-
land, Nov. 29, 79. B.Se, London, 01, D.Se, 10;
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Boyal Col. Science, London, 01-03; tutor, oniv.
correspondence col, Cambridge, 03-12, asst
demonstrator, Cavendish lab, 10-12; lecturer
physics, Toronto, 12-16, asst. prof, 16- Tyndall
prize, Boyal Col. Science, 99. Physical Soc;
Boyal Astron. Soc. Can; London Physical Soc.
Thermomagnetic analysis of iron alloys; radio-
activity of the air, water, soils, radium and
thorium; helium.

Satterthwait^ A(lfired) F(^llenb«rg), Webster
Groves, Mo. Entomology, Fairville, Pa, April
9, 79. Jessup scholar, Phila. Acad, 98-00.
Clerk, div. zool. Pa. Dept. Agr, 05-07, asst.
econ. Eoologist, 07-10. A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Entom. Soc; EcoL Soc; Nature Study Soc.

Satterthwaite, Dr. Thomas E(dward), 7 E. 80th
St, New York, N. Y. Medicine. New York,
March 26, 43. A.B, Yale, 64; Harvard, 64-65;
M.D, Columbia, 67; Vienna, 69-70; LL-D,
Maryland, 08; ScD, St. John's (Md), 12.
Intern, N. Y. Hosp, 67-69; pathologist, St

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Lake's Hosp, 72-82; Presbjterian Hosp, 73-
88; prof. path, anat, N. Y. Post-Orad. Med.
Sch, 82-83^ med, 04-08; pres. Babies' Hosp,
94-99; constating phytioian, Po8t-Grad, Babies',
Orthopedic and Manhattan Hospitals. Leeturer,
vet. eol, Columbia, 81-82; surgeon, Prussian
army, Franco-Prussian War, 70-71, iron cross,
73. Lieut, M.R.C, 11-17. Therapeut. Soc (pres,
02); Col. Physicians; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y.
Path. Soc. (pres, 80); Greater N. Y. Med. Ass.
(pres, 04-08). Comparative histology and pa-
thology; bacteriology; diseases of heart and
aorta; cardiovascular diseases.

Saner, Prof. Oarl OCrtwin), 1312 Forest Ave, Ann
Arbor, Mich. Geography. Warrenton, Mo, Dec.
24, 89. A3, Cent. Wesleyan, 08; Northwestern,
98-09; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Ed. worker, Band
McNally and Co, 12-13; instr. State Nor. Sch,
Salem, Mass, 13-14; geog, Michigan, 15-18,
asst. prof, 18-20, assoc, prof, and dia-ector field
courses, SO- Ajsst. geologist, 111. GeoL Surv,
10-12 ; with office farm management, IT. S. Dept.
Agr, 19. Ass. Geog. Land economics; classi-
fication and valuation; regional geography.

Saunders, Dr. A(rthttr) P(ercy), Clinton, N. Y.
*Chemi8iry, London, Can, March 22, 69. B.A,
Toronto, 90; Ph.D, Hopkins, 94; GOttingen, 96;
Berlin, 97; hon. fellow, Cornell, 99. Instr.
chem, Wisconsin, 94^96; asst. prof, Hamilton,
00, prof, 00-, dean, 09- Research asst, McGill,
98. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Chlor-
ids of orthosulphobenzoic acid; double salts;
allotropic forms of selenium ; reaction velocities.

Saunders, Dr. Cha(rle)8 E(dward), Experimental
Farm, Ottawa, Can. Chemistry, Agriculture.
London, Can, Feb. 2, 67. B.A, Toronto, 88; fel-
low, Hopkins, 90-91, Ph.D, 91. Prof. chem.
and geol, Cent. Univ. of Ky, 92-93; Dominion
cerealist, Can, OS- A.A. Double halids; hy-
bridization in the Pyrus, Berberis and Triticum
families; cereal breeding; breeding improved
varieties of wheat, oats, barley and peas.

Saunders, Prof. D(e) A(lton), Greenville, Tex.
Botany. Alfred, N. Y, June 13, 70. Alfred,
86-91; A.B, Nebraska, 93, A.M, 94, Teacher,
high sch, Lincoln, Nebr, 93-95, instr. biol, 95-
96; prof. bot. 8. Dak. Col, 96; plant breeder,
v. 8. Dept. Agr; manager, Saunders Lone Star
Seed and Oin Co. Bot. Cent. States. Algae;
varieties of cotton to resist boll weevil depreda-
tions.

Saunders, Prof. E(dwin) J(ames), University of
Washii^on, Seattle, Wash. Geology, Geography.
Petrolea, Ont, Jan. 30, 72. B.A, Toronto, 97;
Ont. Nor. Col, 98; A.M, Harvard, 07. Teacher
physical science and geog, State Nor. Sch, El-
lensburg. Wash, 98-05, 07-09; asst. prof. geog.
and geol, Washington (Seattle), 09- Meteorol.
Soc; Am. Geog. Soc. Climatology; coal fields.

Saunders, Prof. F(rederick) AQbert), Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass. ^Physics. Lon-
don, Can, Aug. 18, 75. B.A, Toronto, 95; fel-
low, Hopkins, 98-99, Ph.D, 99 ; Cambridge, Eng-
land, 13; Tubingen, 13-14. Instr. physios, Hav-
erford, 99-01; Syracuse, 01-02, assoc. prof, 02-
05, prof, 05-14; Vassar, 14-19; assoc. prof. Har-
vard, 19- War work, Nat. Research Council,
17-18. A.A; Physical Soc; Am. Acad. Eadia-
tion; spectroscopy.

Saiuulen, Prof. Samnel J, Clinton, N. Y. Physics,
Astronomy. Nanticoke, Ont, Aug. 3, 62. B.A,
Toronto, 88, M.A, 94; fellow, Cornell, 88-89,
ScD, 94. Instr. physics, Cornell, 89-92; prof,
physios and asiron, Hamilton, 92- Prof, phys-
ics, STunmer sch, Wisconsin, 91; Cornell, 92.
Physical Soc. Electrical waves : penetration
by X-rays; the relative value of Molts machine
and induction coil in X-ray work.

Saunders, William Edwin, Bidley Park, Pa.
Ornithology, Botany, London, Can, Aug. 16, 61.
Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 80-83. Chairman, Civic
Committee on Hort, London, Can, 02-03. A.A;
fel. Ornith. Union; Ont. Entom. Soc. (sec^y
93-05) ; McDwraith Ornith. Qub (sec'y, 99-05).

Saunders, W(illiam) L(awrence), 11 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Mining engineering, Colum-
bus, Ga, Nov. 1, 56. B.S, Pennsylvania, 76.
In charge hydrographic work, Nat. Storage Co,
78-81; pres, Ingersoll-Sargeant DrUl Co; N. ¥.
chairman, board of directors, IngersoU-Band Co.
Mayor, Plainfield, N. J, 92-93; mem. Chamber
of Commerce; director, many industrial con-
cerns and mem. domestic and foreign financial
and social organizations. Ed, 'Compressed Air
Magazine.' Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Min. and
Metal. Eng. (past pres); Min. and Metal. Soc;
Am. Iron and Steel Inst; Eng. Soc. (trustee) ;
Acad. Polit. and Social Sd; Am. Geog. Soc;
N. Y. Eng. Club. Compressed air; technology
of quarrying and drilling.

Sanrel, Dr. Paul (laouis), College of the City of
New York, New York, N. Y. *Mathematics.
New York, May 10, 71. B.S, Col. City of N. Y,
90; Cornell, 90-92; ScD, Bordeaux, 00. Instr.
math, Cornell, 92-96; tutor. Col. City of N. Y,
96-98, instr, 00^05, asst. prof, 06-06, assoc.
prof, 06-14, prof, 14-, head of dept, 19- A.A;
Math. Soc; Physical Soc. Mathematical theory
of the equilibrium of chemical systems; theory
of radiation; classification of crystals; types of
crystal symmetry.

Sanveor, Prof. Albert, 20 Elmwood Ave, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Metallurgy. Louvain, Belgium,
June 21, 63. Sch. of mines, Lidge, 81-86; B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 89. Chemist and metallurgist,
various steel companies, 89^97; instr. metal.
Harvard, 99-00, asst. prof, metal, and metdllog,
01-06, prof, 06- Manager, Boston Test. Lab-
oratories, 97-05; ed, < Metollographist, ' 98-03;
lecturer metallog, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98-; Water-
town Arsenal, 20 ; ed, ' Iron and Steel Mag, ' 04-
06; director, div. metal, Air Service, A.E.P, 17-
18. Elliott Cresson gold medal; Officier d'Acad.
A.A; Min. Eng. (v. pres, 10-12, chairman, Bos-
ton sect, 19); Philos. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Am.
Iron and Steel Inst; Am. Acad; British Iron and
Steel Inst. The metallography and heat treat-
ment of iron and steel; diemical properties and
structure of steel.

Savage, Prof. E(lnier) S(eth), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Animal husbandry. Lancaster,
N. H, June 15, 84. B.S. A, N. H. Col, 05; M.S.A,
Cornell, 09. Ph.D, 11. Instr, Baron DeHirsch
Sch, Woodbine, N. J, 05-06; asst. animal hus-
bandry, Cornell, 07-08, instr, 09-10, asst. prof,
11-12, prof, IS- A. A. Animal nutrition.

Savage, Dr. H(iram) N(ewton), San Diego, Calif.
Civil engineering. Lancaster, N. H, Oct. 6, 61.

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B.S, N. H. Col, 87, C.E, 92, ScD, 01. Practisixig
engineer, 91-03; engineer, S. Calif. Mt. Water
Co, 95-03; U. 8. Reclamation Service^ 03-15;
Sweetwater Water Co, 16; hydrmtlio engineer,
City of San Diego, 17^ Civil Eng.

Savage, Prof. TChomaa) E(dziiimd), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. Geology, Salem, Iowa,
Jan. 8, 66. A.B, Iowa Wesleyan, 95 ; B.S, Iowa,
97, M.S, 98; Ph.D, Yale, 09. Prof. biol. and
geol, Western, and asst. geologist, Iowa Geol.
Surv, 99-03; asst. state geologist, Iowa, 03-06;
asst. prof, stratigraphie geol, lllinoie, 06-19,
prof, geol, 19-; geologist. III. OeoL 8urv, OS-
A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; 111. Aead; Iowa
Acad. Geology, areal and stratigraphie; the
Devonian paleontology and stratigraphy in lUi-
nois; the Alexandrian series; the geology and
paleontology of the Paleozoic rocks in the Hud-
son and James Bay region.

Savage, Dr. Watson L(ewi8), 56 W. 45th St, New
York, N. Y. Fhyeioal education. Cromwell,
Conn, Nov. 26, 59. A.B, Amherst, 82, A.M, 85;
M.D, L. I. Col. Hosp, 85. Intern, St. Peter's
Hosp, 85-87; med. director, Berkeley Sch. and
Club, 87-90; free, and physician. Dr. Savage's
Physical Development Inst, 90-; director, gym,
Columbia, 97-03; pres, N. Y. Nor. Sch. of Phys-
ical Educ, 99-14; supervisor of athletics and
director, dept. health, Carnegie Tech. Schools,
10-13; pres, The Savage Sch. for Physical Educ,
14- Ed. therapy of exercise, 'Jour, of Adv.
Therapeut'; director athletics, Pittsburgh Ath-
letic Ass; director physical training, Pittsburgh
Pub. Schools, 12-13. A.A; fel. Am. Med. Ass;
Physical Educ. Ass. (pres, 01-03); Soc. Col.
Gym. Directors (sec'y, 98-02, pres, 03). Effeet
of marathon running.

Savllle, O(aleb) M(il]8), Pilgard Building, Hart-
ford, Conn. Hydraulic engineering. Melrose,
Mass, May 27, 65. A.B, Harvard, 89. Div. en-
gineer. Metropolitan Water Board, l^Iass, 95-
05; engineer in charge, third div. Isthmian Ca-
nal Commission, 07-12 ; manager and chief engi-
neer, Hartford Water Works, Iff- Norman
medal. Civil Eng, 14 ; Brackett medal. New Eng.
Water Works Ass, 15. Civil Eng. (pres, Conn,
sect, 19); Am. Water Works Ass; New Eng.
Water Works Ass. (pres, 16) ; Boston Soc. Civil
Eng. Water supply; dam construction; founda-
tion of Gatun Dam; hydrology of Chagras
River; geology of water supply and foundations.

SaviUe, Prof. Marshall H(oward), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. American archeology.
Rockport, Mass, June 24, 67. Special student,
Peabody Museum, Harvard, 8^94, fellow, 91-
93. Asst, Peabody Museum, Harvard, 89-94;
asst. curator anthrop. Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
94-02, curator Mex. and Cent. Am. archeol,
02-05, hon. curator, 07-10; prof. Am. archeol,
Columbia, OS- Officier d'Acad, 01. Int. Cong.
Americanists, 02 (gen. sec'y, committee of or-
ganization). A.A. (sec'y, H, 98, v. pres, 04);
fel. Ethnol, Soc. (cor. sec'y, 99, v. pres, 03, rec.
sec'y, 05-10, v. pres, 10-); Anthrop. Ass;
Antiq. Soc; Explorers Club (v. pres, 07-); Bos-
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mem. Soc. Cient. Ant. Alz; Soc. d 'Anthrop. de
Paris; Soc. des Amer. de Paris; Swedish Soc.
Anthrop. and Geog. Archeology of Mexico,

Central America and South America; explora-
tion of the ruins of southern Mexico; the an-
tiquities of Mexico, Central America, Ecuador,
Colombia and South America.

SawteUe, Prof. W(imam) OCtls), Haverford Col-
lege, Haverford, Pa. Physics. Bangor, Maine,
July 7, 74. Maine, 92-93; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 99; A.M, Harvard, 07. Instr. science,
high sch, Bangor, 99-00, director math, 00-03;
instr, physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-05; asst,
Harvard, 12-13; instr, Haverford, 13-15, asst.
prof, 15-18. Mem. exam, board for U. S. Nayal
Aead, Third Cong. Dist. Maine, 02. Acting
prof, physics, Swarthmore. 17-18; Haverford,
18-19; asst. physicist, Bur. Standards, 18.
A. A; Physical Soc; Franklin List; Soc. de
Physique. Electrolysis of certain cyanid solu-
tions; electrical resistance of thin films; elec-
trical oscillations; spark discharge; ultraviolet
light; spectrum of oscillatory sparks.

Sawyer, Prof. M(ary) Lonise, Knox College,
Galesburg, 111. Botany. Lake Geneva, Wis,
Sept. 1, 76. B.S, Beloit, 02; M.S, Chicago, 15.
Teacher, high sch, Elgin, 111, 05-12; instr. hot,
Beloit, 13-17; Grinnell, 17-19 ; asst. prof, Knox,
39- A.A; Bot. Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math.
Teachers. Morphological botany; spermato-
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Sawyer, Dr. W(Ubiir) Adigastns), International
Health Board, Bockefeller Foundation, 61
Broadway, New York, N. Y. Public healiK
Appleton, Wis, Aug. 7, 79. A.B, Harvard, 02,
M.D, 06. Intern, Mass. Gten. Hosp, 06-08; med.
examiner, California, 08-11; director, hygienic
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clin. prof. med. and hygiene, 16-19; major,
M.C, 18-19; senior state director. Int. Heaith
Board, 19- Public Health Ass. Public health
administration; tropical hygiene.

Sawyer, W(illiam) HCayes), Jr, 6 Frye St,
Lewiston, Maine. Botany. Limington, Maine,
Feb. 4, 92. A.B, Bates, 13; A.M, Cornell, 16,
Instr. biol, Bates, 13-15, 16- Bacteriologist
and clin. pathologist, base lab, A.E.F, Marseil-
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cology; embryologv of Basidiomycetes.

Sax, Karl, Maine Agricultural Experiment Station.
Orono, Maine. Botany. Spokane, Wash, Nov.
2, 92. B.S, Wash. State, 16; M.S, Harvard, 17.
Instr. genetics, California, 19; plant breeder,
Geneva, HI, 19-20; biologist in charge plant
breeding, Maine Exp. Sta, 20- Bot. Soc. Ge-
netics; cytology.

Sax, Mrs. Earl (Dr. HaUy JoUvette), Bassey In-
stitution, Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. Botany.
La Crosse, Wis. A.B, Wisconsin, 06, A.M, 09;
Ph.D, Stanford, 12. Asst. bot, Wisconsin. 07-
10; Stanford, 10-12; instr, Wash. State, 12-14;
scientific asst. plant path, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 14-
15; instr. bot, Wellesley, 16- A.A; Wis. Acad.
Cytology and physiology of fungi.

Sazer, Prof. Arthur H(erbert), Logan, Utah.
Physics. Wausau, Wis, Aug. 20, 80. B.S, Utah
Col, 10; M.S, California, 12, Whiting fellow, 12-
13, Ph.D, 15. Instr. physics, Utah Col, 10-11.
prof, math, IS- Director, sch. home eeon, Utah
Col. Math. Ass. The constitution of matter.

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Sazton, Prof. Blair, 24 W. Elm St, New Haven,
Conn. PhyMeal chemistry, Huron, S. Dak, Not.

4, 90. A,B, Wabash, 12; Ph.D, Yale, 15. Instr.
chem, Yale, 15-18, (ust, prof, 19- Chemist, XJ.

5. Bur. Mines and C.W.S, 18-19. Chem. Soc.
Inorganic and organic hydrogels; solid solu-
tions; solubility.

Sazton, Dr. Lynn MCateer), College of the City
of New York, New York, N. Y. Maihematies,
Mechanicsburg, Pa, Dee. 4, 74. B.S, Lafayette,
97, M.S, 00; Pd.M, N. Y. Univ, 08, Pd.D, 09.
Instr. math, Blees Mil. Acad, 00-02; principal,
Commercial High Seh, Chester, Pa, 0^-03; instr.
math, Col, City of If. T, 03-12, oast, prof, ae-
covnting and huHnees finance, Ifi- Accounting
and auditing.

Saylee, B(o1>ert) W(lleox), XJniversity Museum,
Cambridge, Mass. Geology, Pawtucket, B. I,
Jan. 29, 78« A3, Harvard, 01. Cwraior of
exhih, oollectione, geol, sect, musewn, Harvard,
07-, trtutee, Children's Museum; v, pres, and
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mol. Soc. (director); MeteoroL Soc; Am. Geog.
Soc; Acad. Polit. and Social Sci; Am. Acad;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. General and Pleistocene
geology; seasonal deposition in glacial and
other deposits; Permian tillite in the Boston
basin and seasonal banding in the associated
glacial slates.

Scales, FCreeman) M(ontague), 2818 Quarry
Road, Washing^n, D. C. Bacteriology, Hobo-
ken, N. J, June 20, 85. Mass. Inst. Tech;
George Washington. Chemist and bacteriologist,
Louisville Water Co; bacteriologist and mycolo-
gist, bur, plant industry, U. 8, Dept. Agr, A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Soc. Agron. Cellulose
destroying bacteria and fungi; dissolving and
precipitation of cellulose; determination of re-
ducing sugars and nitric nitrogen ; larvacides.

Scammall, H(arold) BCesnard), Toms Biver, N. J.
Entomology, Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 7, 85. B.S,
Colo. Agr. Col, 10. Asst. to state entomologist,
Minnesota, 11-12; asst. bur. entom, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 12-18. A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom. Deeidn-
ous fruit insects; cranberry industry.

Scammon, Prof. Bichard E(varing]iam), Univer-
sity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. * Anat-
omy, Kansas City, Mo, July 9, 83. A3, Elan-
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zool, Kansas, 05-06, instr, 06-07; Austin tea<A-
ing fellow comp. anat. Harvard Med. Sch, 07-
09, instr. histol. and embryol, 09-10 ; asst. prof.
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prof, 13-14, prof, 14- Embryology of sela-
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Scarborongh, J(ame8) B(laine), Annapolie, Md.
Mathematics. Mt. Gilead, N. C, June 22, 85.
A.B, North Carolina, 13, fellow, 13-14, A.M, 14.
Asst. physics, North Carolina, 12-13; instr.
math, N, C. Col, 14-18; U, 8. Naval Acad, 18-
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Scarbrongb, Dr. Marvin McBae, Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Pathology, Creswell, Ore-
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05, M.D, 07. Instr. biol, Oregon, 02-03;
Pharmacol, Yale, 08-12, therapeut, 12-19, lec-
turer med. juris, 14- Pathologist, Grace Hosp,

New Haven, 16-, attending physician, 17- A.A.
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Scarlett, Prof. A(ndiew) J(ack8on), Jr, Balch St,
Hanover, N. H. Physical chemistry. West
Boylston, Mass, March 17, 89. A.B, Dartmouth,
10; A.M, Columbia, 14, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem,
Dartmouth, 11-13; asst, Columbia, 14-17; instr,
Dartmouth, 17-18, asst, prof, 18- Chem. Soc.
Surface tension of mixed liquids.

Scatchard, Prof. <}6orge, Amherst, Mass. Chem-
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Asst. chem, Columbia, 14-15, research asst, 16-
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17-19. A.A; Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry;
synthesis of quinazolins; war gases; physical
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Schaeberle, Dr. J(ohn) M(artin), 502 Second St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Astronomy, Wurtemberg,
Germany, Jan. 10, 53. C.E, Michigan, 76, hon.
M.S, 93; LL.D, California, 98. Asst. to Prof.
Watson, 76-78; asst, observatory, and instr,
Michigan, 78-88; astronomer, Lick Observatory,
88-98. On eclipse exped. to Cayenne, 89; chief,
exped. to observe solar eclipse, Chile, 93 ; Japan,
96; acting director, Lick Observatory, 97-98.
A. A. Orbits of various comets; astronomical
instruments; astronomical photography; merid-
ian circle work; theory of parabolie reflectors;
the origin and physical structure of our sidereal
and soStr systems.

Schaefer, Prof. Michael A(loy8iii8), S.J, Creigh-
ton University, Omaha, Nebr. Biology, St.
Louis, Mo, May 5, 93. A.M, St. Louis, 18.
Prof, biol, Creighton, 18-

Schaeffer, Prof. Asa A(rthvr), University of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Zoology, Physiol-
ogy, Kunkletown, Pa, May 9, 83. A.B, Frank-
lin and Marshall, 04; feUow, Hopkins, 08-09,
Ph.D, 09. Instr. 0OOI, Tennessee, 09-10, asst.
prof, 10-13, assoc prof, 13-17, prof, 17- Instr,
marine biol. lab, Brooklyn Inst, summers, 08-12.
A.A; Soc. Zool; Tenn. Acad. Feeding habits of
Stentor, Paramecium and ameba.

Sdiaeffer, Oharles (Prederic Angnst), Museum of
the Brooklyn Institute of Arts and Sciences,
Eastern Parkway, Brooklyn, N. Y. Entomology.
London, England, July 12, 60. Germany, 76.
Asst, dept. entom. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 98-
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Museum, 02-05, assoc, curator, 06- N. Y. En-
tom. Soc; Brooklyn Entom. Soc Coleoptera of
the United States.

8<dia6ffer, Elmer Baymond, Jefferson Physical
Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass. Physics, Green-
ville, Ohio, 85. A.B, Harvard, 13, Bayard Cut-
ting fellow, 19-20. Asst. physics, Jefferson
Physical Lab, Harvard, 17-18, instr, 18-19, asst.
director, 17-19, instr, physics. Harvard, tO-
Ultra-violet region of spectrum ; energy measure-
ments.

Sdiaafler, Prof. J(acob) Parsons, Jefferson Med-
ical College, Philadelphia, Pa. Anatomy, Em-
bryology, Shamokin Dam, Pa, Aug. 20, 78.
Cent. Pa. Col, 97; B.E, Keystone Nor, 01, M.E,
03; M.D, Pennsylvania, 07; A.M, Cornell, 09,
Ph.D, 10; hon. A.M, Yale, 13. Principal, pub.

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schools, East Greenville, Pa, 01-03; demon-
strator med. anat, Cornell, 07-08, instr, 08-10,
asst. prof, 10-11; Yale, 11-12, prof, 12-14;
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Col. Physicians; Phila. Acad. The human nose;
the olfactory organ ; paranasal sinuses and naso-
lacrimal passageways in man; nasofrontal re-
gion; elastic tissue; ductus arteriosus; oblitera-
tion of bloodvessels; lacrimal apparatus.

Schafl&er, Prof. John H(enry), Botanical Depart-
ment, Ohio State University, Columbus, Ohio.
*Botany. Agosta, Ohio, July 8, 66. A.B, Baker,
93, M.S, 96; A.M, Michigan, 94; Chicago, 96-
97; Zurich, 07-08. Asst. bot, Michigan, 94-95;
prof. nat. science, South Dakota, 95-96; asst.
hot, Ohio State, 97-99, asst. prof, 99-02, assoc.
prof, 02-11, prof, 11-, in charge, bot. dept, OS-
IS. Ed, *Ohio Naturalist,' and 'Ohio Jour. Sci-
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histories of various angiosperms; flora and ecol-
ogy of Ohio and Kansas; taxonomy; nature of
sex; phylogeny of plants; environmental con-
trol of sex; reduction division; flora of Ohio.

Schaller, Dr. Waldemar T(]i60doro), U. S. Geolog-
ical Survey, Washington, D. C. *Mineraloffy,
Oakland, Calif, Aug. 3, 82. B.S, California, 03 ;
Ph.D, Munich, 12. Chemist, div. ehem, and phys-
ical research, V, 8. Geol Surv, OS- A.A; Chem.
Soc; Geol. Soc; Am. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Miner. Soc. Gt. Britain and Ire-
land; Soc. miner, de Prance. Chemical, crystal-
lographical and optical mineralogy.

Schaus, WilUaxn, 1737 H St, Washington, D. C.
Entomology. New York, N. Y, Jan. 11, 59.
Hon. asst. curator, div. insects, TJ. S. Nat. Mu-
seum; specialist in Lepidoptera, 6tir. entom, V.
8, Dept. Agr. Lepidoptera of the world.

Stihear, Prof. E(dward) W(aldo) E(mex8on), 107
W. Park St, Westerville, Ohio. Biology, Near
New Philadelphia, Ohio, Oct. 31, 80. A.B, Ot-
terbein, 07; A.M, Columbia, 15. Prof. nat. sci-
ence, Westfield, 07-11, pres, 11-12; prof, hiol,
Otterhein, It- A.A; Micros. Soc; Ohio Acad.
Hereditary relations of reaction time; influence
of cocaine and temperature changes on blood
sugar; self- and cross-pollination.

Scheideiihelin, F(redenck) WCUllam), 120 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y. CivU engineering.
Mendota, 111, June 16, 84. A.B, Cornell, 05,
C.E, 06. Structural and hydraulic engineer,
private companies, 06-14; oonsultijig engineer,
14-16; Daniel W, Mead and F. W. Scheiden-
helm, 16- Col, U.S.A, 17-19. Bowland prize,
Soc. Civil Eng, 18. Civil Eng. Hydraulic con-
struction; dams; foundations for Hams.

Soherago, Dr. Morris, University of Kentucky,
Lexington, Ky. Pathology, Roman, Roumania,
Dee. 25, 95. B.S, Cornell, 17, D.V.M, 19. Asst.
path, and bacter, N. Y. State Vet. Col, Cornell,
18-19 ; instr. hacter, Kentucky, 19-20, asst, prof,
and acting head of dept, $0- Lab. asst, V, S.
Pub. Health Service, 18. Soc. Bact; Vet. Med.
Ass. Bacteriology.

Sdiereschewsky, Dr. Joseph William, 3463 Ma-
comb St, Washington, D. C. Medicine. Peking,
China, March 6, 73. A.B, Harvard, 95; M.D,

Dartmouth, 99. Asst. surgeon, Fuh. Seaith
Service, 99-04, passed asst. surgeon, 04r-12, sur-
geon, 12-15, asst. surgeon gen, 18- Mem. div.
govt, relations, Nat. Research Council; assoc.
ed, 'Jour. Indust. Hygiene'; mem. exec, com-
mittee, 15th Int. Cong. Hygiene and Demog.
Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass. (chairman,
sect, indust. hygiene, 19); Ass. Lidust. Physi-
cians and Surg, (pres, 16) ; Child Hygiene Ass.
Industrial hygiene and medicine; infant mortal-
ity; occupational diseases; hygiene of illumina-
tion.

Scherts, Dr. F(raiik) M(llton), Bureau of Plant
Industry, Washington, D. C. Biochemistry.
Stanford, HI, Jan. 8, 89. B.S, Nebr. Wesleyan,
14; fellow. Northwestern 14^15, A.M, 15; PhJD,
Chicago, 18. Asst. bot, Nebr. Wesleyan, 11-14;
instr, Northwestern, 15-17; soil hiodiemist, bur,
plant indust, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 19- With C.W.S,
18-19. A. A; Chem. Soc. Soil fertility; plant
morphology and chemistry.

Schiedt, Prof. B(icliard) 0(onrad Frauds), 1043
Wheatland Ave, Lancaster, Pa. Biology, Geol-
ogy. Weissenfels, Germany, Sept. 21, 59. Er-
langen, 78-80; Berlin, 81; Ph.D, Pennsylvania,
99; hon. ScD, Franklin and Marshall, 10.
Instr. sciences, Calvin Col, Cleveland, Ohio, 81-
82; principal. Int. Acad, Portland, Oregon, 82-
85; prof. nat. sciences and chem, Franklin and
Marshall, 87-00, biol. and geol, 00-18; tem-
porary prof. comp. anat, Tennessee, 19; retired,
19. Entomologist, State Board of Agr, Pa, 93-
00. A.A; Soc. Zool. Pigmentation in animal
tissue; regeneration and sex of Ostrea; causes
of pigmentation.

Schieffelin, Dr. Willism Jay, 5 E. 66th St, New
York, N. Y". Chemistry. New York, April 14,
66. Ph.B, Columbia, 87; Ph.D, Munich, 89.
V. pres, Schieffelin and Co, 03-06, pres, 06-
V. pres, N. Y. Col. Pharmacy. Int. Cong. Ap-
plied Chem, London, 09. A.A; Chem. Soe; Soc.
Chem. Indust. (v. pres) ; life mem. London
Chem. Soc. Chemicals used in medicine and
their manufacture.

Schlmpf, Prof. Henry W(lUiam), 443 W. 34th St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, Feb.
14, 68. Ph.G, N. Y. Col. Pharmacy, 87; M.D,
L, I. Med. Col, 97. Prof, inorg. chem, Brool-Iyn
Col. Pharmacy, 92-02, anal, chem, Oi- Dele-
gate, Convention for Revision of TJ. S. Pharma-
copoeia, 00, 10. A.A; Chem. Soc; Pharmaeeut.
Ass. Volumetric methods for alkaloids and
galenicals; chemistry of drugs; qualitative
analysis.

Schlapp, Dr. M(ax) 0(u8tave), 40 E. 4lBt St,
New York, N. Y. Pathology, Fort Madiaon,
' Iowa, Nov. 4, 69. Bellevue Med. Col, 89-90 ;
Cornell, 91-92; Heidelberg, 93-94; M.D, Berlin,
96. Instr. histoL and path, of nervous system,
med. col, Cornell, 00-10; prof, neuropath, N, F,
Post-Grad. Med. Sch. Ass. Path, and Bact:
Neur. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; N. Y. Path. Soc
Histology and pathology of nervous system;
syringomyelia; microscopic structure of cortical
areas in man and some mammals; ascending
myelomalocia ; neuroepithelioma with syrin^-
myelia; theoretical considerations of ntental de-
ficiency; mental deficiency and criminality.

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8chlwinger» Dr. Frank, Tale Observatory, New
Haven, Conn. ^Attronomy, New York, N. Y,
May 11. 71. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 90; A.M,
Colombia, 97, Ph.D, 98. Observer in charge.
Int. Lat. Observatory, Ukiah, Calif, 99-03; as-
tronomer, Yerkea Observatory, 03-05; direetor,
Allegheny Observatory, and prof, astron, Pitts-
burgh, 05-20; director, Yale Observatory, BO-
Collaborating ed, 'Astrophys. Jour.' Nat.
Acad; AJL (past v. pros. A); Astron. Soc.
(prea); Philos. Soe; Physical Soc; Boyal As-
tron. Soc. Can; Boyal Astron. Soc; Soc. degli
Spettroscop. Ital; Astron. Qesell. Stellar paral-
lax; reduction of astronomical photographs;
variation of latitude; motion in the line of
sight; solar rotation; spectroscopie binaries; de-
termination of star places by photography.

Schlesiiiger, Prof. Hermann I(nrlng), University
of Chicago, Chicago, IlL Chemistry. Minne-
apolis, Minn, Oct. 11, 82. B.S, Chicago, 03,
Ph.D, 05; Berlin and Strasbourg, 05-07. Asst.
physiol. chem, Hopkins, 07; assoc. chem, Chi-
cago, 07-10, instr, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-17, assoc,
prof, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc. (asst. ed, 'Chem.
Abstracts'). Inorganic and physical chemistry;
catalysis of hydrogen. perozid by alkalies; non-
aqueous solutions; behavior of electrolytes in
anhydrous formic acid solution; agreement of
some strong electrolytes with the mass law; man-
ganates and permanganates; inorganic sulphur
compounds.

Schlomovlts, Br. B(enjaailn) H(emian), Mar-
quette School of Medicine, Milwaukee, Wis.
Physiology, Pharmacology. Milwaukee, Wis,
May 18, 89. B.S, Wisconsin, 14; M.S, Iowa,
16 ; M.D, Rush, 17. Instr. pharmacol, Iowa, 14-
16; asst. Illinois, 16-17; instr. physiol, Mar-
quette, 17; Wisconsin, 18-19, asst. prof. Phar-
macol, 19-20; prof, physiol. and director of
dept, Marquette, HO- Physiol. Soc; Soc. Phar-
macol. Physiology and pharmacology of spe-
cialized tissue of the heart; gas poisoning; ex-
perimental lung edema.

Schlosa, Prof. 0(8car) M, 39 E. 6l8t St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine. Cincinnati, Ohio, June
20, 82. B.S, Ala. Polytech, 01; M.D, Hop-

' kins, 05. Asst. diseases of children, Univ. and
Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 08-12; instr. pediat,
Columbia, 12-18; prof, diseases of children^
med. col, Cornell. Pediat. Soc. (ed. and re-
corder, 15) ; Soc. Clin. Invest. Clinical medi-
cine; diseases of children; intestinal diseases of
children; allergy; acidosis.

Schlnndt^ Dr. Herman, Columbia, Mo. *Phy9ical
chemistry. Two Rivers, Wis, July 16, 69. B.S,
Wisconsin, 94, M.S, 96, fellow, 00-01, Ph.D, 01 ;
Leipzig, 99-00. Asst. chem, Wisconsin, 94-96;
teacher physics and chem, West Div. High Sch,
Milwaukee, Wis, 96-99; instr. chem, Wisconsin,
01-02; physical chem, Missouri, 03-05, asst.
prof, 05-07, prof, 07- A.A; Chem. Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Wis. Acad. Dielectric constants
of solvents; non-aqueous solutions; radio-
activity of mineral waters; radio-activity.

Schmeckebier, Dr. L(aarenc6) FCrederick), 1444
Belmont St, Washington, D. C. History, Eco-
nomics, Geography. Baltimore, Md, Jan. 24, 77.
A.B, Hopkins, 96, Ph.D, 99. Ed. asst, U. S.
GeoL Surv, 99-07; ed. and chief, div. publica-

tions, U. 8. Dept. of the Interior, 07-17, chief
of div, bur. foreign and domestic commerce, 17-
A.A; Polit. Sci. Ass. History of the 'Know-
nothing' party in Maryland; taxation in
Georgia.

Schmidt^ Prof. Oarl L(oai8) Adigost), University
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Biochemistry.
S. Dak^ 85. B.S, California, 08, M.S, 10, Ph.D,
15. Chemist, Metropolitan Light and Power
Co, San Francisco, 08-09; expert chemist,
referee board, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 09-12; bac-
teriologist and chemist, Berkeley Board of
Health, 13-14; asst. path, California, 15-18,
asst. prof, chem. path, 18, biochem, 18- Chem.
Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem. Metab-
olism; proteins; immuno-chemistry.

Schmidt, Prof. Edward C(liarleB), 5726 McPher-
son Ave, St. Louis, Mo. MechanioQl engineer-
ing. Jersey City, N. J, May 14, 74. M.E,
Stevens, 95. With Kalbfleisch Chem. Co, Brook-*
lyn Edison Elec. Co. and Am. Stoker Co, 95-98;
instr. mech. eng, Illinois, 98-01, asst. prof, eng,
01-03; asst. engineer. Am. Hoist and Derri^
Co, 03-05; engineer of tests, Kerr Turbine Co,
05-06; assoc. prof, eng, Illinois, 06-10, prof,
railway eng, 10-17; major, ordnance dept, and
on detached service to U. S. Fuel Ad. and U. S.
R. R. Ad, 17-19; mech. engineer. The North Am.
Co, 19- Mech* Eng; Eng. Educ; Master Mech.
Ass; R. R. Eng; Master Car Builders Ass; West.
Ry. Club. Locomotive performance; train re-
sistance.

Schmidt) Karl Patterson, American Muaeum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. Zoology.
Lake Forest, 111, June 19, 90. A.B, Cornell, 16.
Research asst. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 16-18,
asst. curator, 19- Cornell geoL exped. to Santo
Domingo, 16 ; N. Y, Acad. Sci. herp. surv. of P.
R, 19. Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp. Systematic
zoology; systematic herpetology of Africa and
the West Lidies.

Schmidt, Dr. M(aarice) B(oland), 1131 Lake
Ave, Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Baltimore, Md.
Dec. 3, 85. A.B, Hopkins, 06, fellow, 08-09,
Ph.D, 09. Research chemist. Sharp and Dohme,
09-11; ed. worker, 11-14; anal, and research
chemist, Chas. Pfizer and Co, 14-17; research
chemist. Standard Oil Co. of Ind, 17- Chem.
Soc. Pharmaceutical chemistry; petroleum.

Schmledel, Prof. Oscar (Bobert Paul), University
Place, Nebr. Mathematics. Giilzow, Germany,
Dec. 1, 61. B.S, Bethany (W. Va), 86, A.M, 88.
Prof, math, Bethany (W. Va), 86-02; Bellevue
(Nebr), 05-19; Parsons, 19-20; Nebr. Wes-
leyan, tO- Math. Soc.

Schmitt, Dr. Clara, 806 Tribune Building, Chi-
cago, HI. Psychology. Elderville, lU, Aug. 3,
78. A.B, B.S, Missouri, 05; fellow, Chicago,
11, Ph.D, 14. Teacher, pub. schools, 95-02;
high schools, 05-08; psychologist, juvenile court,
Chicago, 10-13; asst. director, dept, child study.
Board of Educ, Chicago, III, It- Instr. psy-
chol, Chicago, 18- Psychol. Ass. Child study;
mental tests.

Schmitt, Waldo LCasaUe), U. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D.G. Zoology, Washington,
June 25, 87. B.S, George Washington, 18; A.M,
California, 16. Aid econ. bot, U. S. Dept. Agr,
07-10 ; div. mariiie invertebrates, U. S. Nat. Mu-

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seum^ 10; seientific asst, 'Albatross,' 10-13,
naturalist, 14-15; instr. aool, Oeorge Washing'
ton, 15-; asst. curator, div. marine invertebrateSf
U. S. Nat, Museum, 15-20, curator, $0- A.A;
Soe. Mammal; West. Soc. Nat; Wa^. Biol. Soe.
Fisheries; taxonomy and life histoxy of Crus-
tacea.
Schmitter, Major Ferdinand, U.S.A, 458 Delaware
Ave, Albany, N. Y. Anatomy, Albany, Feb.
20, 76. A.B, Union, 99; M.D, Hopkins, 03;
Army Med. Sch, 05-06. Instr. anat, Wisconsin,
03-05; first lieut, M,C, 06-09, capt, 09-16,
major, !&- Temporary lieut. col, M.C, 18-19,
col, 19. A.A; Cytology of the kidney; syphi-
lography; medical mycology.

Schmitz, Henry, Moscow, Idaho. Forestry. Seat-
tle, Wash, March 25, 92. B.S, Washington
(Seattle), 15, M.S, 16; Ph.D, Washington (St.
Louis), 19. Asst. prof, forestry, Idaho, 19-

X A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Foresters. Physiol-
ogy of fun^; wood decay; forest products.

Schmncker, Prof. S(amael) 0(hrl8tian), Kosedale
Ave, West Chester, Pa. Biology, Allentown,
Pa, Dec. 18, 60. A.B^ Muhlenberg, 82, A.M, 85,
M.S, 91, ScD, 13 ; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 93, hon.
fellow, 99-00. Prof, sciences, Carthage, 83-84;
nat. science. Boys' High Sch, Beading, Pa, 84-
89; State Nor. Sch, Indiana, Pa, 89-95; State
Nor. Sch, West Chester, Pa, 96-; prof, hot,
Wagner Inst, 08- A.A; Pa. Bot. Soc; Phila.
Acad. Anthropology; constitution of American
people.

Schnable, George L, 3507 Home Ave, Berwyn,
HI. Chemistry, Physics. Horton, Ejins, March
20, 89. B.S, Northwestern, 11, M.S, 12. Instr.
physics. Northwestern^ 13-18; research chemist.
West, Eleo, Co, 18- Insulating paper; telephone
cable insulation.

Schneeberger, Lieat. Philip, Balloon and Airship
Division, Air Service, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry. Baltimore, Md, Nov. 22, 87. A.B. Hop-
kins, 09, Ph.D, 13. Research chemist. Barber
Asphalt Co, 13-17 ; expert, Sig. C, and Air Serv-
ice, 17- Chem. Soc. Petroleum; asphalt; ce-
ramics; colloids.

Schneider, Dr. Albert, University of Nebraska,
Lincoln, Nebr. Botany, Bacteriology. Gran-
ville, ni, AprU 13, 63. M.D, Col. Physicians
and Surg, Chicago, 87; B.S, Illinois, 94; M.S,
Minnesota, 94; fellow, Columbia, 94-96, Ph.D,
97. Instr. crypt, bot, Minnesota, 93, 94; lec-
turer bot, Brooklyn Inst, 96; prof, bot, phar-
macog. and bacter, sch. of pharmacy. North-
western, 97-03; Col. Pharmacy, San Francisco,
03-19; pharmacognosist. Port of San Francisco,
09-19, prof, pharmaoog, and pharm^iol, Ne-
hraslea, 19- Head teacher and res. physician,
Spencer's Acad, I. T, 89; asst. state zoologist,
Minn, 92; asst. bacteriologist, HI. Exp. Sta;
mieroanalyst, O&lif. Food and Drug Lab; dean,
Berkeley Sch. Police Officers, 17; mem. int. jury
awards, Panama-Pacific Expos. A.A; Soc. Nat;
Pharmaceut. Ass; Soe. Bact; Soc. Microanal;
Int. Ass. Bot. Biology; sanitary science; free
nitrogen assimilating bacteria (Bhizobia) and
their significance in agriculture; vegetable
drugs ; drug plant culture.

Schneider, Prof. Edward 0 Christian), 97 Broad
St, Middletown, Conn. ^Physiology. Wapello,

Iowa, Aug. 21, 74. B.S, Tabor, 97; PhJ), Talc,
01; SeJ), Denver, 14. Instr. chem. Tabor, 97-
99, prof. biol. and physiol. chem, 01-03; hiol,
Colo. Col, 03-07, head prof, 07-19; Ayres prof,
Wesleyan, 19- Mem. i^glo-Am. ezped. to
Pike's Peak, 11; capt. and major, Sanit. C,
A.E.F; physiologist, med. research lab, Air
Service, Mitchel Field, 19- A. A; Physiol. Soc;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Pub. Health Ass; Ecol. Soc;
Ass. Prof. Influence of high altitudes and low
oxygen on man; physical staleness; aviation
physiology.

Schober, Prof. William B(n8h), Coconut Grove,
IB^a. Chemistry. Cumberland, Md, Nov. 28, 64.
B.S, St. John's (Md), 86, A.M, 90; PhJ), Hop-
kins, 92. Instr. sciences, Allegany Acad, Cum-
berland, 86-88; asst, chem. lab, Hopkins, 90-92;
instr. org. chem, Lehigh, 92-04, asst. prof, chem,
04-06, acting prof, 06-07, prof, 07-14; retired,
14. Diazo-compounds ; sulphonic acids.

Schoch, Dr. Bngene P(aal), 2212 Nueces St, Aus-
tin, Tex. Physic<U chemistry. Berlin, Germany,
Oct. 16, 71. C.E, Texas, 94, A.M, 96; fellow,
Chicago, 99-00, Ph.D, 02. Instr. chem, Texas,
97-06, adj. prof, 06-11, chairman, schools chem.
and chem, eng, and head, div, chem, bur. eeon.
geol, and technol, 14- A.A; Tex. Acad, (pres,
08). Oxids of mercury; oxidation reactions that
lead to equilibrium ; behavior of the nickel anode
and its bearing on passivity; E.M.F. of nickel
and Ihe effect of occluded hydrogen; electric de-
position of nickel-sine alloys; iron and nickel
anodes in various electrolytes; the potential of
the oxygen electrode; kinetics of reactions in
heterogeneous systems.

Scfaoder, Dr. ECmest) W(iUiam), Willard Way,
Ithaca, N. Y. Hydraulic engineering. Fidalgo
Island, Wash, Aug. 17, 79. B.S, Washington
(Seattle), 00; Ph.D, Cornell, 03. Station asst,
XT. S. Geol. Surv, 00; engineer on construction,
Ithaca Water Works Pumping Sta. and Cornell
Water Purification Plant, 03-04; engineer mi
cJiarge, hydraulic lah, Cornell, 04-, asst. prof,
exp, hydraulics, 05-19, prof, 19- A.A; assoe.
Civil Eng. Flow of water in pipes; effects of
curvature, si2e,^ roughness, temperature; critical
velocity ; effects of abnormal flow on pieKometrie
indications; hydraulics of Panama sea -level
canal without locks; the Pitot tube; flow of
water over weirs; flow of air.

Schoemaker, Prof. D(aniel) M(artln), 1402 8.
Grand Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Anatomy. Musca-
tine, Iowa, Oct. 7, 67. B.S, Chicago, 98, fellow,
99-00, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 04; BockefeBer
Inst, 02-03. Asst. anat, Chicago, 98-99; asst.
prof, bacter, St. Louis, 04r-05; asst. eity bac-
teriologist, St. Louis, 06-07; assoc. prof, a^ioi,
St. Louis, 07-11, prof, 11- A.A. A cross-sec-
tion anatomy.

Schoenberg, Dr. Mark Joseph, 103 E. Slst St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine, Pitesci, Boumania,
Dec. 23, 74. A.B, Lyceum, Bucharest; M.D,
Bucharest. Surgeon, Knapp's Ophthalmic and
Aural Inst; adj, consultant ophthalmologist^
Presb, Hosp. Lucien Howe prize, N. Y. State
Med. Soc, 14. Asst. Ophthalmologist, Bed Cross
Hosp, 11- Am. Med. Ass; fel. N. Y. Aead. Med.
Glaucoma; intra-ocular pressure; ocular ana-
phylaxis and ocular tuberculosis; ciliaiy body.

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605

Schoene, William Jay, Blacksburg, Va. Entomol-
ogy, Henderson^ Kj, July 27, 79. B.8, Ken-
tucky, 05; M.S, Chicago, 10. Entomologist, N.
Y. Exp. Sta, 05-13; state entomologisif Va, and
entomologist, Va. Exp. Sta, IS- Entom. Soc;
Ass. Econ. Entom. Insect pests; life history of
insects.

Schoepfle, Prof. O(liMter) S(eit2), 1704 Geddes
Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemistry. Sandusky,
Ohio, March 13, 92. Sc.D, Michigan, 18. Instr.
org. chem, Michigan, 16-18, asst. prof, 19-
Organic chemistry; trivalent carbon.

Schoewe, Dr. Walter Henry, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, Kans. Geology. Milwaukee, Wis,
Jan. 15, 91. A.B, Wisconsin, 14, M.S, 15; Ph.D,
Iowa, 20. Instr. geol, Iowa, 18-19; geol. and
miner, Colo. Sch. Mines, 19-20; asst. prof, geol,
Kansas, jSO- A.A; Iowa Acad. Pleistocene
geology.

Schofleld, Br. Stuart J(ameB), University of Brit-
ish Columbia, Vancouver, B. C. Geology, Grave-
send, England, Sept. 3, 83. M.A, Queen's
(Can), 05, B.Sc, 08; Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech, 12.
Geologist, Can. Geol. Surv, 11-20; prof, geol,
British Columbia, SO- GeoL Soe; Can. Min.
Inst. Economic geology; petrology.

Scholes^ Dr, 8(amii0l) B(ay), Lonaeoning, Md.
Chemistry. Marquette, Wis, Jan. 22, 84. A.B,
Eipon, 05; Loomis fellow, Tale, 1(^11, Ph.D,
11. Instr. high sch, Wausau, Wis, 05-08; asst.
chem, Yale, 08-10; fellow, Pittsburgh, 11-13;
chemist, H. 0. Fry Glass Co, 13-20; manager,
Utility Glass Works, SO- Asst. director, Mellon
Inst, 14-17. A.A; Chem. 8oo; Chem. Eng; Ce-
ramic Soe; British Soc. Glass Tech. Inorganic
colloids; vapor pressure of hydrates; glass;
potash from feldspar.

SchoU, Prof. Ernest E(imiiet), State Department
of Agriculture, Austin, Tex. Entomology.
Hunter, Tez, Oct. 14, 81. B.S, Tex. Col, 07.
Instr. invert, zool, Tez. Col, 08, apienlt. inspec-
tor, Exp. Sta, 08-09, assoc. prof, entom, 09-
11; entomologist, Tex. Dept. Agr, 11-15, chief
entomologist, 16- Expeditions to Calif, Colo.
and Utah, 15; Kans, Okla, Iowa, Pa. and 111, 16.
A.A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Nat. Farmers' Inst;
Tex. Farmers' Inst. Control of grasshoppers;
destructive mammals; injurious insects; fung-
ous diseases; honey plante; agate snail.

Schoonhoven, J(ohn) JCames), 773 Eastern Park-
way, Brooklyn, N. T. Biology. MeXntyTe, N.
Y, July 3, 64. A.B, St. Francis Xavier, 93,
A.M, 94; N. T. Univ, 00-01. Mem. eounoU,
Brooklyn Inst, 04- Lecturer, Brooklyn Inst;
Boards of Edue, N. Y. City, Jersey City and
Newark. A.A; Brooklyn Entom. Soc; fel.
Brooklyn Inst, (pres, dept. zool). Parasitism;
entomogenous fungi; marine biology; insects as
carriers of disease.

Schoppe, Prof. William F(reemaa), Bozeman,
Mont. Ponftry husbandry. Pittsfield, N. H,
Sept. 14, 83. B.S, Maine, 07, M.S, 13. Asst.
poultry husbandry, 07-08; Mont. Exp. Sta, 08-
11; asst. prof, Maine, 11-13; prof, Mont. Col.
ai^ Exp. 8ta, IS- A.A.

Schorer, Dr. E(dwln), H(eiiry), 825 Lathrop
Building, Elansas City, Mo. Bacteriology,
Pathology. Plymouth, Wis, Bee. 13, 81. B.S,

Wisconsin, 02; M.D, Hopkins, 06; D.P.H, Har-
vard, 12. Asst, Bockefeller Inst, 06-07; asst.
prof, parasitol. and hygiene, Missouri, 07-09;
bacter. and path, Kansas, 09-10; dept. prev.
med. Harvard, 10-12; pediat, Kansas, 15- In-
vestigator, Bockefeller Inst, summer, 03; pathol-
ogist and bacteriologist, Thomas Wilson Sani-
tarium, Md, summers, 04-06; serum lab, Harvard
Med. Sch, summer, 09; lient. col, M.C, and di-
rector of lab. div, port of embarkation. Hobo-
ken, 1^ J, 17-19. Ass. Path, and Bact; Pub.
Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Milk and Baby
Hygiene Ass. Pediatries; hygiene; ehildren's
dysentery; milk investigation; rhabdomyoma of
the heart; .immunity to tuberculosis.

Sehorger, Dr. A(rU6) W(llliam), 2021 Kendall
Ave, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. BepnbUe, Ohio,
Sept. 6, 84. Ph.B, Wooster, 06; A.M, Ohio
State, 08; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 16. Lab. asst, Bur.
Standards, 08; asst. chemist, Bur. Internal
Bevenne, 09; chemist, U. S. Forest Service, 09-
17; C P. Burgess La!boratories, 17-^ Chem.
Soe; Ornith. Union; Wis. Acad; Wis. Archeol.
Soc. Terpenes; carbohydrates; chemistry of
wood; action of aluminum chlorid on eymene;
synthetie aromatics.

Schrader, F(rank) OQiarlOB), U. S. Geological
Survey, Washington, D. 0. Geology. SterBng,
111, Oct. 6, 60. M.S, Kansas, 91 : A.M, Har-
vard, 93. Asst. entom, Kansas, 89, 91; Mass.
Board of Agr, 93, 94; teacher geol, Harvard,
95-96; asst. geol. and geologist, U. 8. GeoL
Surv, 96- A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min. and
Metal. Soe; Forestry Ass; Wash. Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad. Mining geology; geography; en-
tomology; the geology, physiography and min-
eral resources of Alaska and western United
States.

S<dirader, Dr. Tnoz, Bryn Mawr College, Bryn
Mawr, Pa. Zoology. Magdeburg, Germany,
March 11, 91. B.S, Columbia, 14, Ph.D, 19.
Asst, U. S. But. Fisheries, 15-16; zooL Colum-
bia, 17-19; pathologist, U. S. Bur. Fisheries,
20; assoo. biol, Bryn Mawr, $0- Fisheries Soc.
Qytology; sex determination.

flehramin, Dr. Edward, 120 Colony St, Bridgeport,
Conn. Chemistry. New York, N. Y, Dec. 22,
86. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 06; Chem.E, Co-
lumbia, 09, Ph.D, 13. Asst. chemist. Bur.
Standards, 13-17; research chemist. Am. Zinc,
L. and S. Co, 17-19; Bridgeport Brass Co, 19-
Chem. Soc. Physical and inorganic chemistry;
metallurgy; electrochemistry; zinc; sulphuric
acid; ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

Bfthramm, Dr. J(acob) Bdchard), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Botany, Haneock Co,
Ind, Feb. 6, 85. A.B, Wabash, 10; Lackland
fellow, Washington (St. Louis), 10-12, PhJ),
13. Asst. totdireetor, Mo. Bot. (harden, 12-15;
instr, Shaw Sch. of Bot, Washington (St.
Louis), 13-15: asst. prof, bot, Cornell, 15-17,
prof, 17- aJl; Soe. Nat; Bot. Soe. (seo'y,
18-) ; St. Louis Aead. Physiology of algae.

Schminar, Dr. Oswald, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. G. *Chemistry. Nas-
sau, Germany, May 29, 75. Baltimore Polyteeh,
92- Ph.G, Md. Col. Pharmacy, 94; Honkins, 94-
95; U.S.P. research fellow, 96-96; B.S, Wia-

606

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

cousin, 97^ MJB, 99, FhJ), 02. Ant. phamui-
eeot. teelmiqae, Wiaconsm, 96^ instr, 97-02,
phjsieal cbem, 02-03; ehemist, 17. 8, Dept. Agr,
03-06, chief, toil feriUity mveg^igationM, OS-
Expert phyrieal ehem, U. 8. Dept. Agr, Sam-
mer, 02. Ebert prise, 00; Longstretli medal,
Franklin Inet, 12. AJL; Chem. Boe; Soe. BioL
Chem; Pharmaeeat. Aas; Soe. Agion. Ghent-
istrj of Yolatile oils; eharaeterisation and elass-
iiieation of sesquiterpenes; eomplez nitroeo^^om-
ponnds of nnsatorated hydnHMrbono^ jdboto-
ehemieal action; complex boric acids and
borates; soap solntions; colorimetrie methods;
sofl fertiHtj; organic compounds in soils; oxi-
dising powers of roots; tozie elfeets of organic
compounds on plants; action of fertilisers; bio-
chemical relationships of soils and plants.

ynm Scinaik, Dr. H(aniiaim) Missouri Botanical
Garden, St. Louis, Mo. *Vegetdble patkologw.
CoDege Point. N. T, March 12, 73. B.8, Cor-
nell, 93; AJ^ Harvard, 94; PhJ), Washington
(St. Louis), 97. AssL bot. Harvard, 93-94;
instr, St. Louis Manual Training Sch, 94-96;
Shaw Sch. of Bot, 96-03; in cha^. Miss. Val-
ley lab, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept Agr,
01-07; eontuXtiM^ tmher engineer, 07~; path-
ologiet, Mo. Bot. Garden, 07- In charge, diy.
forest products. Bur. Forestry, 03-05; special
agent, diy. yeg. physioL and path, U. S. Dept.
As^y 99-01; lecturer timber diseases, Yale For-
est Sch, 02-09; ed. yeg. path, for U. S, and sec'y.
Am. board of editors, 'Bot. Centralblatt, ' 07-13;
tech. expert, South. Cypress Mfg. Ass; lecturer
plant path, Wisconsin, 09; chairman. Mo. Forest
Commission, 08-16. A.A. (sec'y, G, 02); Soe
Nat. (treas, 04-12); Bot. Soe; Soe Prom.
Agr. Sci; Civil Eng; B. B. Eng; Soe. Test
]^t; St Louis Acad; Bot. (Resell. Diseases of
plants, chiefly of trees and timber; preserva-
tion of timber.

SchzleTer, Prof. William, University of Okla-
homa, Norman, Okla. PkgHea, Dakota CSty,
Nebr, Jan. 16, 94. A.B, Momingside, 16; M.S,
Iowa, 17, fellow, 17-18. Aset, prof, phjfeice,
Ohldhoma, 19- Assoc, mem. Physical Soe;
Iowa Acad. Elastic properties of metals at
high temperatures.

Sctaioeder, Dr. E(nie8t) Odiailes Henry), U. S.

Experiment Station, Bethesda, Md. Medicine,
Animdl breeding, Baltimore, Md, April 8, 65.
Baltimore Ck>l, 80; Md. Col, 83; MJ).y, Har-
vardf 87. Xnspector, hur, animal indnet, U, 8,
Dept Agr, 87-90, asst and field agent, div.
path, 90-95, eupt, Exp. 8ia, 96- Delegate, Int
(Tong. Tuber, Borne, 12. AJL; Soe Bact; Vet.
Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; Int. Commission Tubercu-
losis. Texas fever; life history of cattle ticks;
production of antitoxic sera; etiology of tuber-
culosis; elimination of tubercle bacilli from the
bodies of tuberculous subjects ;«usceptibility to
tuberculosis and its causes; relation between hu-
man and bovine tuberculosis; heredity; bacillus
of infectious abortion in the milk of cattle;
food value and bacteriology of milk; standard-
ization of tuberculin.

Sdmchart^ Prof. Charles, Tale University Mu-
seum, New Haven, Conn. *PaZeoiito2o^. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, July 8, 58. Pub. schools; hxm»
A-M, Yale, 04; LL.D, N. Y. Univ, 14. Asst.

to E. O. Ulrich, Newport. Ky, 85-89; to Prof.
James Hall, Albany, N. Y, 89-91; Minn. G«oL
Surv, 91-92; to Prof. C. E. Beeeher, Yale, 93-
93; asst paleontologist, U. S. GeoL Sorv, 93-
94; aast. curator, IT. a Nat Museum, 94-04;
prof, paleom, Yale, hwt. geol, SkegMd Set. 8 A,
and curator geol. coUeetione, Peabodg Jfaseasi,
04- Nat Acad; AJk; Soe Nat; GeoL Soe (▼.
pres, 10); Paleont Soe. (pres, 10); Am. Aetd;
Conn. Acad; Wash. Geol, BioL and Geog. 8oci^
ties. Invertebrate paleontology; strat^^r^y;
American pakogeogn^hy; historical geology.

Hftlmennan, Prof. W(illlaai) HCanry), Yanderbilt
University, Nashville, Tenn. Meeihamiee. Cm-
einnati, Ohio, Nov. 8, 59. CJE, Cincinnati, 81;
Hopkins, 82-83. Instr. physies, Missouri, 83-
85, asst prof, physics and eng, 85-88; constmc-
tion of water works, Covington, Ky, 88-90;
irrigation canal work near Bakersfield, Calif ,
90-93; prof. dvU eng, VanderbUt, 94-, deaa,
eng. dept, 95- Preliminary railroad sorv, sonth-
east Ky, summer, 80; drafting on ry. coi-
struetion work, 81-82; calculation of ry. bridges,
82; in charge designing and constmetion of
sewerage systems, Monroe, La, and Oxford,
Mass, 00-02. Eng. Edue ; Eng. Ass. of the Sooth
(pres, 02). Estknation of probable Tohnne of
local traffic on railways; greatest bending mo-
ments and shears produced l^ a system of cob-
centrated loads on railway bridges; idcad and
practical columns; greatest stresses in railw&j
bridge members due to a system of concentrated
wheel loads; hydraulic diagrams; reinforeed eon-
erete beams.

SbhUiatta, Prof. HCenry) A(ngiist), 401 Wiseonsis
Ave, Madison, Wis. Chem$ttry. Oreen Bav, Wis,
Jan. 11, 85. B.8, Wisconsin, 10; M.8, IS,
Ph.D, 16. Asst ehem, Wieoonein, 10-14, instr,
14-18, asst. prof, 19- AJ^; Chem. 8oc; Wis.
Acad. Sanitary chemistry; organic analysis;
plankton of the Madison Ues.

Sehnlte, Prof. HCarmaim) Ton WCadUinger),
Crei^ton Medical College, Omaha, Nebr. An-
atomy. TJtica, N. Y, Aug. 9, 76. A3, Trinity
(Conn), 97; M.D, Columbia, 02. Demonstrator
anat, Columbia, 04-07, adj. prof, 07-10, assoe.
prof, 10-17; prof, Creighton, 17-, junior dean,
17-18, dean, 18- Alumni Ass. fellow in anst,
Columbia, 06-10 ; pres, Nebr. State Anat. Board,
17-; chief -of -staff, St Joseph's Hosp, Omaha,
18- A.A; Ass. Anat; Neur. Ass; Pub. Health
Ass; Ass. Study Int Secretions; Soe. Mammal;
Nebr. Acad; Harvey Soe; feL N. Y. Aead. (▼.
pres, 16, 17); feL N. Y. ZooL Soe. Vascular
and nervous systems; salivary glands; Cetaeea;
Urigulata.

Sehnlte, Bey. Theo(dore) Kohn), 8.J, St. Louis
University, St. Louis, Mo. Chemiatrg. St
Louis, Oct. 5, 80. A.B, St. Louis, 00, A.M, 06,
M.S, 10. Prof, chem, St Louis, 10-11 ; Loy(^
11-12; prof, and dean, science dept, St. ixwtf,
18- St. Louis Univ. exped. to south. Colo, 10;
Glacier and Yellowstone Parks, 13. A.A ; Chen.
Sfoe. Education.

Sehnlti, Dr. Adolph H(anB), Johns Hopkins Med-
ical School, Baltimore, Md. Anikropology.
Zurich, Switserland, Nov. 14, 91. Bern, 11;
Ph.D, Ziirich, 16. Asst, Zootech. Inst, Bern, 11;
research assoc. dept. enihryol, Carnegie InstUn-

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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tion, 16- A. A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Mammal;
Schweiz. Naturforsch. (resell. Physical anthro-
pology; human craniology; anthropometry of
fetuses.

Schnlts, Dr. Alfred B(egi]iaUl), 800 Vine St,
Hudson, Wis. Geology, Tomah, Wis, tdarch
26, 76. B.S, Wisconsin, 00; fellow, Chicago, 04-
05, Ph.D, 05. Teacher math, and physics, high
sch, Wausau, Wis, 00-02; res. hydrologist, Wis,
03 ; geologist in charge Leith explor. party, Ont,
Can, 04; field asst, U. S. QeoL Surv, 05, hydro-
logic aid, 05-06, geoL aid, 06-07, asst. geologist,
07-10, diairman, phosphate and metalliferous
boards land classification, 12-16, geologist,
miner, div, 16-18; oil div, U. 8. Fuel Ad, 18;
manager, BwJchardt MiUing and Bleo. Power
Co, 18- A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Oeol. Soc. Physics; strati-
graphic and economic geology; gold; soda; oil;
coals; leucite flows; classification and valuation
of public coal lands.

SchnltE, BogviiA S, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington D. 0. Tlant pathology. Pa,
May 14, 84. B.S, Wisconsin, 13, M.S, 15; Co-
lumbia, 15-17. Flant pathologist, bur. plant
indwft, XJ. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-- Bot Soe; Phyto-
X)ath. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club. Physiological dis-
eases of plants; mosaic diseases; reSition of
plant diseases to diseases of animals.

Schiati, L(oii]8) a(ii8Uvii8), Yiamont 640, Oficina
Meteorol6gica Argentina, Buenos Aires, Argen-
tina. Terrestrial magneiiam. PhiUipsburg, N«
J, Sept. 2, 62. Ph.B, Lafayette, 82; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 86-87; ComeU, 87-88. With IT. 8.
Weather Bur, 82-90; in charge, San Antonio
Magnetic Observatory, XT. S. Coast and Oeod.
Sury, 90-95; with U. S. Weather Bur, 98-01;
in charge, Cheltenham Magnetic Obseiratory,
TJ. S. Coast and Geod. Smr, 01-03; establidied
observatory for meteorological and solar physi-
cal research, and began magnetic surv, Argentine
Govt, 03-05; research director, U. 8. Weather
Bur, 05-06; chief, magnetie $eet, OfMna Meteor*
oldgioa Argentina, 0&-' A.A; I^iysieal Soc;
Astron. Soc. Meteorology.

Sclmltz, Dr. Oscar (John) T(h6odoro), Nelson
Morris Institute, Michael Beese Hospital, C9ii-
cage, 111. Pathology, Proioaoology. Mount Ver*
non, Ind, Sept. 28, 77. A.B, Indiana, 98; M.D,
Hopkins, 08; Brooklyn Inst, and Columbia, 04.
Bes. pathologist^ Charity Hosp, Cleveland, Ohio,
03-04; demonstrator path, and protozool. West-
em Beserve, 04-05, instr, 05-06, lecturer, 07-10,
asst. prof, path, 10-18; prof. path, and baeter,
Nebraska, 13-16; director, Nelson Morris Mem,
Inst, and Jdboratories; Michael Beese Hosp, IS-
Capt, M.C, 18-19. AJl; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Path. Soc Etiology
and pathology of syphilis; dermatopathology;
protoioology; biology of tumor cells; hiibo-
pathology of syphilis; pathogenesis of tuber-
cnlosit.

Schvlts, Prof. W(illlaiii) H(eiiTy), Green Spring
Ave. and Tarry Road, Mt. Washington, Balti-
more, Md. Pharmacology. Canal Fulton, Ohio,
Sept 28, 73. Ph.B, Baldwin, 99; Chicago,
summers, 00, 01, 05 : fellow, Hopkins, 05, Ph.D,
07. In charge science, Shorter Col, 99-03;
dept. biol, Southwestern Baptist, 04; instr.

physioL and Pharmacol, Missouri, 07-08; assoc.
Pharmacol, hygienic lab, U. S. Pub. Health and
Marine Hosp. Service, 08-13: prof. Pharmacol,
and mat. med. West Virginia, 13-18; George
Washington, 19-20 ; Maryland, gO- A A ; Phar-
maceut. Ass; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Pharmacol. Physiology of heart; pharma-
cology of chloralhydrate; biological assaying
of drugs; the atropin group; pharmacodynamics
of anaphylactic shock; anthelmintics; hook
worm larv8B; toxic action of certain chemici^
for rhabditic larvn.

Schultze, Dr. Otto H(eiiry), Cornell Medical Col-
lege, 28th St. and First Ave, New York, N. Y,
Pathology. New York, March 10, 67. A.B,
Col. City of N. Y, 86; M.D, Columbia, 89.
Coroner's physician, County of New York, N. Y,
96-98; instr. path, med. col, Cornell, 98-, prof^
med. juris, 15-; prof, path, Vermont, 00-03.
Curator, Bellevue Hosp, 99-04; coroner's physi-
cian. Borough of Manhattan, N. Y, 02-15; med.
asst. to district attorney. County of N. Y, 15-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Med. Juris; N. Y.
Path. Soc Causes of sudden death; medico-
legal relations of autopsies.

Schnls, Dr. William F(rederick), University of
Illinois, XJrbana, ID. Physics. Baltimore, Md,
Jan. 11, 72. Proficient in elec eng, Hopkins,
93, Ph.B, 08; E.E, Illinois, 00. Instr. physics,
Illinois 01-06, asst. prof, 08- A. A; Physical
Soc Effect of magnetic field upon absorptioa
spectra of rare earths; the photo-electric cell in
stellar photometry.

Schnmami, Dr. Oarl Louis, Pratt and Lambert
Varnish Co, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemistry. Morria,
Minn, Oct 11, 88. B.S, N. Dak. Col, 13 ; M.8,
Michigan, 14, fellow, Ph.D, 16. Instr. chem,
Minnesota, 15-16, org. chem, 16-19; chief chem-
ist, Pratt and Lambert Varnish Co, 19- Vege-
table oils; China- wood oils.

Schiinnaii, Pres. J(aoob) O(aDld), 41 East Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. ^Philosophy, Ediication. Free-
town, Prince Edward Island, May 22, 54. B.A,
London, 77, M.A, 78; D.Sc, Edinburgh, 78, Hib-
bert fellow (Heidelberg, Berlin, G^ttingen and
Italy), 78-80, LLJ>, 02; Columbia, 92; Yale,
01; Williams, 08; Dartmouth, 09; Harvard, 09;
Brown, 14; Pennsylvania, 17. Prof. English lit,
poUt. econ. and psychol, Acadia, 80-82; meta-
physics and English lit, Dalhousie, 82-86; Sage
prof, philos, Cornell, 86-92, pros, 92-20. Senior
ed, 'Philos. Bev,' 9W)2; ed, 'Sch. Bev,' 93-95;
chairman, first IT. S. Philippine Commission, 99 ;
U. S. Minister to Qreece and Montenegro, 12-
13 ; first V. pres, N. Y. State Constitutional Con-
vention, 15. A. A.

Schwab, Dr. ObarlaB M(ioliael), 111 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Mechanical engineering,
Williamsburg, Pa, Feb. 18, 62. St. Francis
(Pa); hon. D.Eng, Lehigh, 14; LL.D, Lin-
coln Mem. XJniv, 17; D.Com. Sci, N. Y. Univ,
18. Supt, Edgar Thomson Steel Works and
Homestead Ste^ Works, 92-96; mem. board of
managers, Carnegie Steel Co, 96-97, pres, 97-
01; XT. S. Steel Corp, 01; chairman, Bethlehem
Steel Corp. Director-gen, Emergency Fleet
Corp. Trustee, Cornell; Lehigh; Pa. State.
L^on d'honneur. Meeh. Eng; Min. Eng;

608

AMBEICAN MEN OF SCIEXCE

Naval Archit; Am. Iron and Steel Inst, (di-
rector) ; British Iron and Steel Inst.

Schwab, Dr. Sidney I(saac), 608 Humboldt Build-
ing, St. Louis^ Mo. Neurology. M.D, Harvard,
96; Berlin, Paris, Vienna, 96-99, Prof, nervous
and mental diseases, St. Louis, 04-12; prof, din,
neur, Washington (8t. Louis), IS- A. A; Neur.
Ass; Psychopath. Ass.

Schwartz, Prof, Fiadarick W(ll]iaiii), 439 Ham-
ilton St, Albany, N. Y. Chemistry. Albany,
Sept. 2, 83. B.S, Hensselaer, 05; Ph.D, Colum-
bia, 11. Asst. chem, Rensselaer, 05-10; physical
ehem, Ck>lumbia, 10-11; instr. chem, Rensselaer,
11-13, asst. prof. anal, chem, 13-19, pro/, 19-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Water Works Ass; Pub.
Health Ass ; New Eng. Water Works Ass. Drop
weights and surface tension of esters; nitroso
compounds; chlorin in potable water; terpenes.

Schwane, Carl Alois, 8610 Ferriss St, Wood-
haven, L. I, N. Y. Tlant pathology, Brooklyn,
N. Y, Sept. 27, 86. B.S, Missouri; A.M, Co-
lumbia. Asst. bot, Columbia, 11-12; asst. state
plant pathologist, N. J. Exp. Sta, 12-18; with
M.C, U.S.A, 18-19; asst. hot, Columbia, 19-
Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club.
Parasitic fungi of New Jersey.

Schwatt, Prof. I(8aac) JCoadiim), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics.
Mitau, Russia, June 18, 67. Ph.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 93. Instr. math, Pennsylvania, 93-97,
asst. prof, 97-09, prof, 09- A.A; Math. Soc;
Math. Verein.

Schwelnitz, Prof. Gtoorge Edmimd de, 1705 Wal-
nut St, Philadelphia, Pa. Ophthalmology. Phila-
delphia, Oct. 26, 58. A.B, Moravian Col, 76, A.M,
82, L.H.D, 20 ; M.D, Pennsylvania, 81, LL.D, 14.
Prof, ophthal, Phila. Polyclinic, 91-94; Jeffer-
son Med. Col, 92-02; Pennsylvania, OB- Con-
sulting ophthal. surgeon, Phila. Gen. Hosp;
Orthop. Hosp ; prosector anat, Pennsylvania, 83-
88, lecturer med. ophthalmoscopy, 91-92; first
lieut, M.R.C, 08, major, 17-18, lieut col, 18-
19; col, M.C, 19. Alvarenga prize, Phila. Col.
Physicians, 94. A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (pros, oph-
thal. sect, 97) ; Ophthal. Soc. (pres, 15) ; Philos.
Soc; Phila. Acad; Phila. Med, Neur. and Path.
Societies; Phila. Col. Physieiaas (pres, 10-13);
Int. Cong. Ophthal. Toxic amblyopias ; the rela-
tion of auto-intoxication to ocular disorders;
pathology of various ocular diseases; relation
of cerebral decompression to cure of choked
disc; ocular angio-sderosis; pathogenesia of
choked disc; relation of focal infection to ocu-
lar diseases; keratitis.

Schwyzer, Dr. Fritz, Kastanienbaum bei Lucerne,
Switzerland. Medicine. Zurich, Switzerland,
Aug. 19, 64. M.D, Wflrzburg, 87; Staatsexamen,
Zurich, 88. Asst. path, anat, Ziirich, 88-89;
pathologist, German Hosp, N. Y, 94-03, con-
sulting physician, 09- Physician, St. Francis
Hosp, 00, consulting physician, 07- Ass. Path,
and Bact. Pathological anatomy; permeability
of kidneys for microbes; adenoma hepatis; elec-
trotropism; carcinoma grandulae Bartholdi;
fistula penis congenita; stenosis pylori con-
genita; chronic fluorin poisoning in man and in
animals; significance of the elastic tissue of the
aorta; angiospasms in malaria; coagulability

of the blood and its management; heart dis-
eases.

Scoates, Prof. D(aniels), College Station, Tex.

Agricultural engineering. Crown Point, Ind,

Jan. 27, 82. B.8, Iowa State, 10, A.E, 15. Asst.
agr. eng, Mont. Col, 10; prof. Miss. Agr. Gol,

10-19; Tex. Col, 19- Agr. Eng. (pres, 18).

Farm buildings; farm mechanics; home con-
veniences.

Scofldd, O(arl) S(chnrz), Lanham, Md. Botany,
Agriculture. Bloomington, Minn, Feb. 5, 75.
B.8.A, Minnesota, 00. Asst, hur. plant indust,
U. 8. Bept. Agr, 00-05, agricuttuirigt in charge
west, irrig. agr, 06- A. A; Ass. Geog; Wash.
Bot. Soc. Wild rice; varieties of wheat; com-
mercial grading of com; dry farming in the
Oreat Basin; problems of irrigation farming.

Soott^ Dr. Arthur CurtlB, 321-2 Slaughter Build-
ing, Dallas, Tex. Electrical engineering. Bel-
mont, N. Y, Aug. 31, 73. B.S, B. I. Col, 95;
Ph.D, Wisconsin, 02. Instr. chem, B. I. Col, 94-
95, physics, 95-97, prof, 97-03; elec. eng, Texas,
03-11; eorvsvlting engineer, 11- Valuation,
construction and designing engineering for Tari-
ous industrial concerns. Elec. Eng; Meeh. Eng;
Eng. Educ. Botations produced by current from
a single-phase alternator; summary of glacier
work; lignite producer gas and gas engines;
hydroelectric plants; Texas fuel properties; re-
frigeration; water works; irrigation; steam and
gas engineering.

Scotti Prof. O(harleB) O(arrlngton), Austin Col-
lege, Sherman, Tex. Chemistry. Lexington, Va,
Dec. 7, 66. A.B, Hampden-Sidney, 88; Virginia,
89: hon. Sc.D, Austin, 96; Hopkins, 96-98;
Chicago, 04; Heidelberg, 07-08. Prof, chem,
Austin, 89-96, 00- A.A; Chem. So©. Hydro-
nitric acid.

Scott, Prof. Oharlas F(elton), 19 Trumbull St,
New Haven, Conn. ^Electrical engineering.
Athens, Ohio, Sept. 19, 64. A3, Ohio State, 85 ;
Hopkins, 86-87; D.Eng, Stevens, 12; 8c J),
Pittsburgh, 12. With Westinghouse Elec. and
Mfg. Co, 88, asst. electrician, 91-93, eleetrieian,
93-96, chief electrician, 96-04, consulting engi-
neer, 04-11, prof. elec. eng, Yale, 11- A.A;
Elec. Eng. (pres, 02); Philos. Soc; West, Pa.
Eng. Soc. (pres, 02); British Inst. Elec Eng.
Electricity, particularly alternating current in
the transmission and utilization of power.

Scotti Prof. O(hadotte) ACngas), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
^Mathematics. Lincoln, England, June 8, 53.
Girton, 76-80; B.Sc, London, 82, 8c.D, 85. Lec-
turer math, Girton, 80-84; assoc. prof, Bryn
Mawr, 85-88, prof, 88- Head examiner math.
Col. Entrance Exam. Board, 02, (^ ; on staff, ' Am.
Jour. Matili.' XT. S. delegate, Int. Cong. Math,
Paris, 00. Math. Soc; London Math. See; Edin-
burgh Math. Soc; Math. Verein; hon. mem. Am-
sterdam Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Theory of plane algebraic curves (singularities,
intersections, systems of curves, transforma-
tion, nature of eiieuits).

Scott, Dr. Oolin A(lezaiuler), Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege, South Hadley, Mass. Psyehologjf. Otta-
wa, Can, Feb. 11, 61. B.A, Queen's (Oaa), 85;
Ph.D, Clark, 96. Teacher chem, Ottawa Col
Inst, 84-93; psychol, Chicago Nor. Sdi, 96-01;
Colo. Nor. Sch, 01-02; Boston Nor. Sch, 02-10;

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pro/. psjehoL and edac, Tufts, 10-11; Boston
Nor. Mk, 11-16; edue, Mt. Eolyohe, 15^
Teaeher psyehol, Wis. Nor. Seh: leetureri Chi-
oago and Ghantanqna; ed, 'Child-stady Qnar-
terlj'; 'Soeial Edno. Qnarterty. ' PsjehoL Ass.
Psjrehology of leadership; soeial groups in
« schools as a condition of education; soeial edu-
cation.

Bcott^ Prof. Bmast^ Ohio State Uniyertity, Co-
lumbus, Ohio. Patholoffy, Athens, Ohio, Julj
80, 75. B.8, Ohio State, 97; MJ>, Ohio Med.
XJniv, 00. Asst. |>h7sician, Columous State
Hosp, 00-01; bacteriologist, Cobunbus Board of
Health, 04-08; prof, path. Starling 0hio Med.
Col, 07-13: asst. prof. yet. path, Ohio State,
10-14, prof, path, 14- Pathologist, Protestant
and St. Francis Hospitals, 08- A.A; Am. Med.
Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Int. Ass. Med« Mus.
Botulism; cancer; lymphoblastoma.

0oott» Dr. BrnMt L(yiiiaa), 487 W. 59th St, New
York, N. Y. PhyMlogy, Kinsman, Ohio, Aug.
18, 77. B.8, Ohio WeslcTan, 02; fellow, Chi-
cago. 09-11, M.S, 11; Ph.I), Columbia, 14.
Tcadier, high sch, Baj City, Mich, 08-09; asst
phyMiol, Chicago, 09-11; asst. prof, Kansas, Il-
ls; instr. and assoc, CchimMa, 12-19, ostt. prof,
19- Aid, U. 8. Coast and Geod. Sury, 02; instr,
Columbis^ summers, 11, 14; capt. and major,
IT.8JL, 17-19. AJL; Chem. Soc; PhjsioL Soe;
Soc Ezpw Biol; Soc BioL Chem. Carbohydrate
metabolism.

8o0tl^ B(vg«M) W(I1«F), U. 8. Insecticide Lab-
oratory, Vienna, Va. Entomoloffy, Sugar Gtoye,
Ya, March 17, 86. B.S, Ya. Polytech, 09; Cor-
nell, 01-11. Aut, &iir. miUom, U, 8. Dept, Agr,
09- AA; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Wash. Entom. Soc Tbe lesser bud-moth; Ume-
snlphur concentrate.

Seotl^ Pxof. P(rsd«ltik) Hdighef), Uniyersitj of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ThyHcitogy,
Toronto, Cto, Feb. 19, 76. B.A, Toronto, 97,
PhJD, 00, M3, 04; MacKinnon student, Boyal
Boc London, 06-07; ScJ), London, 08. Demon-
strator idiynol, Toronto. 00-04; Sharpy stu-
dent and asst, Uniy. Co( London, 07-08; asst.
prof. phpMi, Mlmisfota, 08-12, assoc prof, 1^
18, prof, IS- AA; PhysioL Soc; Soc BioL
dMm; London PhynoL Soc Mierochemistiy;
efaenistry of phosphorus bodies; respiration and
aeryons actiyity; phosphorus oompounds of tis-
aiM0 and their metabolism; interehange of tia*
•ue fluids and blood.

fleotl^ Piof. Oaorie O(i]iB0N), College of the City
of New York, New Yorl^ N. Y. Biology.
Oeaeseo, N. Y, May 3, 78. A3, Williams, 98,
A.M, 99; PhJ>, Columbia, 18. A»$oo, prof. hioU
emd ohaUrman of dept. Cot City of N. 7.
Inya^tigator, U. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 13-14. AJL;
Soe. Nat; Soc Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; hon. mem.
K. T. ZooL Soc Regeneration in fishes; os-
motle relations and oxygen utilisation of
aqnntie animals; conseryatlon of fish food.

0oott^ Knrlnff) DCay), Uniyersity of Ifichigan,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Oeology, PhyHography.
Omaha, Nebr, Sept. 16, 77. AJ3, Oberlin, 00;
AM, Michigan, 07, PhJ), 12. Teacher, hi^ sch,
Syraeiise, N. x, 01-06; asst. miner, and geol,
Michigan, 06-07, instr. phytiog. geol, 07-18,

SO

asst. prof, 13-20, aesoe. prof, BO- A.A; Mich.
Acad. American minerals; physical geology.

Soott^ Prof. J<aak W(imani), XJniyersity of Wyo-
ming, Laramie, Wyo. Zoology, Lewis Co, Mo,
July 1, 71. A.B, Missouri, 96, A.M, 97; fellow,
Chicago, 02-04, PhJ), 04. Teacher sool, high
sch, Mexico, Mo, 97-01; head, dept. biol. West-
port High Sch, EZansas City, Mo, 04-11; instr.
sool, Kansas State, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-18;
prof, Bool. and reeearoh paraeitolog^, Jryoming,
IS- Instr. biol, Woods Hole, 08-11. Mem. ed.
board, 'Jour, of Parasitol,' 14- AJ^; Soc Nat;
Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc. Economic
soology; parasitology; embryology; partheno-
genesis and egg-laying habits of Amphitrite;
insect transmission of swamp fever; Sarco-
Bporidia.

Boott, Dr. Katharine J(nlia), Pittsfldd, N. H.
Anatofny, New York, N. Y, June 23, 89. A3,
Wellesley, 10: MJ), Hopkins, 15. Asst. anat,
Calif onia, 15-16, inetr, IS- A. A; Ass. Anat;
West. Soc Nat. Histology.

Beotl^ Pxic Walter XXH, 819 Lincoln St. Eyanston,
HL •Peydhology. CookBville,]^. May 1,69. A.B,
Northwestern, 95; MoOormidc TheoL Sem, 95-98;
PhJ>, Leipiig, 00. Instr. peychoL aii4 pcdag,
Northwetiem, 00-01, asst. prof, peyohol, 01-08,
prof,08-20,director, p^choL ]ab,01-20,prs«,;ea-;
pree. The Seott Co, 19- Coopeiatinff ed, 'P^-
ehoL Bul'j director, bur. salesmansh^ research,
Carnegie Inst. Tech, 16-17; director, committee
on etossiflcation of personnel, tT.S.A, 17-19; col,
18-19; mem. diy. paychoL and anthrop, Nat.
Besearch Council, 19-20. D. 8. medRl, 19.
AA; PsychoL Am. (pres, 19); Taylor Soc;
Indust Belations Ass; Nat. Ass. Ady. Teach-
ers (prss, 15). Theory of adyertising; p^-
chology of public spesldng: efficiency; influ-
encing men m business; indiyidual differences;
moHyation; yocational selection; occupational
descriptions; personnel administration.

Soott, Dr. Waltw M(oody), 23 Edgerton St, South
Msnchester, Conn. Chemietry, Pequabuek,
Conn. June 18, 92. Ph.B, Yale, 12, PhJ>, 15.
CMef oh^miet, Cheney Broe, 16- Chem. Soc
(^ganic chemistry; chemical composition of
sQk; dyestuffs.

Seoil^ WIlfMd W(fllday), CoytesHlle, N. J.
Chemietry, Zanesrille. Ohio, Aug. 18, 76. A.B,
Ohio Wesleyan, 97. A.M, 02; Cornell, 08-05;
Chicago, summer, 09; Harrard, 10-11. Instr,
PbUaador Smith. 96-01; daflm, 08-08, prof,
chem, Momingsiae, 05-09; chief chemist, Bald-
win Locomotiye Works, 09-10; engineer and re-
eeam^ t^^emiit. Gen. Chem, Co, 10- AJL; Chem.
Soc; Sioux Cl^ Acad. Sioux (Hty by-pioducts;
eombustion pipettes for determinanon of hy-
drogen and methane in iUuminatiag gas; fer-
tilisers; land plaster action on aaaufes in re-
taining ammoida; ferrous sulphate method for
yolumetrie determination of nitrates; standard
methods of chemical analysis.

WoM, Prof. Will, Indiana Uniyersity, Blooming-
ton, Ind. Zoology, Houston, Ind, April 20, 77.
Fellow, Indiana, 07-08. A.B, A.M, 08, Ph.I>, 11.
Instr. wool, Indiana, 08-11, asst. prof, 11-19,
ateoe, prof, 19- Director, bioL sta, Indiana.
A. A; fcL Soc Zool; EcoL Soc; Ind. Acad. Caye
plankton; ecology of ponds; limnology.

610

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

8cott» Prof. W(illlam) B(erryiiiaii), 56 Bayard
Lane, Princeton, N. J. * Paleontology. Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Feb. 12, 58. A.B, Princeton, 77;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 80; LL.D, Pennsylvania, 06;
8e.D, Harvard, 09; Oxford, 12. Aast. geo^
Prinoeton, 80, Blair prof, geol, and pdleont, 84-
Wollaston medal, London GeoL Soc, 10. Nat.
Acad; Soe. Nat; Paleont. 8oe. (pres, 11); Geol.
8oe; Philos. Soe. (v.' pres, 10); Am. Acad;
Wash. Acad; Britidi Aas; London Geol, Zool.
and Linnean Societies. Vertebrate paleontol-
ogy; the extinct mammalian fauna of Pata-
gonia.

Scott» W(Uliam) M(oor»), 2551 17th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Horticulture, Sugar Grove,
Va, May 30, 73. B.S, Va. Polytech, 96, M.S, 98.
Asst. horticulturist, Va. Polytech, 96-98; state
entomologist, Ga, 98-03; patholog^t, bur. plant
indust, U. S. Bept. Agr, 04-12; Gten. Chem. Co,
12-16; grades and standards specialist, bur.
markets, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16-19; horticulturist,
Am, Fruit Growers, Ine, 19- A.A; Phytopath.
Soc; Bot. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wadi. BioL
Soe. Orchard diseases; fruit industries.

ScovUle, Willmr L(incoln), Parke, Davis and Co,
Detroit, Mich. Chemistry, Pharmacy, Bridge-
port, Conn, Jan. 22, 65. Ph.G, Mass. Col.
Pharmacy, 89. Prof, pharmacy, Mass. CoL
Pharmacy, 91-04; anal, chemist, Boston, Mass,
04-07; research chemist, Parke, Davis and Co,
Detroit, Mich, 07- Mem, committee of revision,
tr. S. Pharmacopo&ia, 00-10, v. chairman^ 20-;
Nat. Formulary, 3d and 4th editions, chainnan,
4th revision and 5th edition. A. A; Pharmaceut.
Ass; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. Drug as-
says; pharmaceutical manufacturing and prac-
tise.

Scrlbnflr, OOiarles) B(sra), 468 West St, New
York, N. T. Electrioal engineering. Mt. Ver-
non, Ohio, Feb. 16, 58. Toledo Hi^ SchooL
Engineer, West. Eleo. Co, 76-08, chief engineer,
OS- Gold medal, Paris Expos, 00. FeL Elec
Eng. (manager, 12, v. pres, 13-15, director).
Telephone switchboards.

Serlptiire, Dr. E(dwaxd) W(li6eler), London,
England. ^Psychology, Maaon, N. H, May 21,
64. A.B, CoL City of N. T, 84, A.M, 90; PhJ),
Leipzig, 91; M.D, Munich, 06. Instr. exp.
psychol, Yale, 92-01, director, psychol. lab, 9^
03, asst. prof, 01-03; assoc in psychiatry, Co-
lumbia, 0&-14. Asst. ed, 'Am. Jour. Psydiol,'
91-92; ed, 'Studies from the Yale Psychol.
Lab,' 92-03. Gold medal, Paris, 00; Longstreth
medal, Franklin Inst, 02. Association of ideas;
applications of psychology to education; gramo-
phone and phonograph curves of various lan-
guages and dialects; instruments for detecting
color-blindness; production of anesthesia by
electricity; experimental p^chology of nervous
and mental ds

Bcaddar, Dr.'COiarles L(odce), 144 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Stirgery. Kent, Conn, Aug. 7,
60. A.B, Yale, 82, Ph.B, 83 ; M.D, Harvard, 88.
Consulting surgeon. Mass, Gen, Hosp, Boston,
Consulting surgeon, Melrose, Fitchburg, Natick,
Gloucester and Milford Hospitals; asst. prof,
surg, Harvard Med. Seh. Am. Med. Ass; Soc.
Thoracic Surg; Surg. Ass; Soc Clin. Surg;
Boston Soc Med. Improv.

Seagrava, F(raiik) S(vaiifl), Observatory, North
Scituate, B. I. Astronomy. Providence, B. I,
March 29, 60. Harvard CoL Observatory, 75-
77; A.M, Brown, 10. Solar eclipse expeditionB,
Tex, 78, Germany, 87, N. C, 00. AJL; Soe.
Astron. de Mex; British Astron. Ass; Soc as-
tron. de France. Theoretical astrophysics; or-
bits; Ephemerides of various comets; asteroids;'
variable stars of third type; ring system of
Saturn.

Seale, Alvin, Santa Cruz, Calif. Ichthyology.
Fairmount, Ind, July 8, 73. A.B, Stanford, 05.
Curator fishes. Bishop Museum, Honolulu, 01-
04; asst, Smithsonian Inst, 05; chief, Div. of
Fisheries, P. I, 07-16; wUh museum comp. wool,
Harvard, 16- Stanford exped. to Point Barrow,
Alaska; chief. Bishop Museum exped. to South.
Pacific, New Zealand and Australia, 01-03;
chief, California Alexander exped. to Alaska, 06.
West. Soc. Nat; Wash. BioL Soc; Far East
Med. Soc. Systematic ichthyology; ichthyology
of the Philippine Islands; dupeoid fic^es.

Seaman, Prof. A(rtliiir) S(d]iiii]ul), Houghton,
Mich. Geology, Mineralogy. Casnovia, Mich,
Dec. 29, 58. B.S, Mich. CoL Mines, 95, E.M, 18.
Asst. miner, and geol, Mich, Col. Mines, 90^93,
instr, 93-95, asst. prof, 95-97, prof, 97- With
Mich. Geol. Surv, 85-93. A. A; GeoL Soe; Am.
Geog. Soc; Mich. Acad; Lake Superior Min.
Inst. Stratigraphy of Lake Superior region.

Seares, Prof. FCredarick) HCaaley), Observatory
Office, Pasadena, Calif . * Astronomy. CassopoUs,
Mich, May 17, 73. B.S, California, 95, fellow,
95-96, 98-99; Berlin, 99-00; Paris, 0<M)1.
Instr. astron, California, 96-98; prof, and di-
rector, Laws Observatory, Missouri, 01-09 ; s«pt,
computing div, end ed, publications, Mt. WQ-
son Ohservaiory, Carnegie Institution, 09- Nat.
Acad; A. A; Astron. Soc; Philos. Soc; Pacific
Astron. Soe. (menu pub. committee, 97, second
V. pres, 97, third v. pres, 98) ; Wash. Acad ; for.
assoc. Boyal Astron. Soe ; Soc. astron. de France
Theory of orbits and perturbations; practical
astronomy; stellar photometry; distribution of
stars; general magnetic field.

Searle, Dr. Harriet Bichardaon, 1810 Wyoming
Ave, Washington, D. C. Zoology. WaafaiBgton.
A.B, Vassar, 96, A.M, 01; Ph.D, George Wash-
ington, 03. Collaborator, Smithsonian Inst, 01-
A. A; Wash. Acad; Wash. BioL Soc; Wash. Soc
Fine Arts. Isopod Crustacea; systematic work
on the Isopoda.

Sears, Dr. aeo(rge) a(ray), 426 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boston, Oct. 22, 59»
A.B, Amherst, 80; M.D, Harvard, 85. Ijirtr.
din, med, Harvard Med. 8ch, 97-01, asat. prof,
01-11; prof, 11-19. emer, prof, 19- Visiting
physician, Boston City Hosp, 02-19, consulting
physician, 19- Emer. mem. Am. Phyaieiaiis;
Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soc. Med. Improv.
Clinical manifestations of disease.

Sears, Prof. George Wallace, 917 N. Virfrinia St,
Beno, Ner« Chemistry. Kidder, Mo, July 9, 78.
B.S, Drury, 08; M.S, Illinois, 11, PKD, 14.
Instr. chem, Illinois, 14-17; Nevada, 17—18, as-
soe, prof, 18- Chem. Soc. Barer metalaj quali-
tative analysis.

Sears, Prof. H(arry) JCohnaon), 347 E. Slat St,
Portland, Oregon. Bacteriology. Davieas 00|

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Ho, Feb. 13, 85. A.B, Stanford, 11, A.M, 12,
PfaJ), 16. Instr. ehem, Stanford, 11-12, baetWi
18-16; eity bacteriologist and chemist, Berkelej,
Calif, 16-18 ; prot* haeter, med. sch, Oregon, IS-*
Soc Bact; Chem. Soc. Chemistry; nitrogen
metabolism of bacteria.

fleais, Dr. Julian D(acker), U. S. GeolosricAl Sur-
▼ey, Washington, D. C. Oeology. Baltimore;
Md, June 8, 91. A.B, Hopkins, 13, fellow, 15-
16, Fh.D, 19. G^L aid, U. 8. Oeol. Sur, 15-
16; geologist, Sinclair Cent. Am. Oil Co, 17-18;
asst. geologist, V, 8. GeoL 8wrv, IS, assoc. geolo-
gist, 18-20, geoloffigt, SO^ Stiatigraphic and
stmctnral geology; coal; manganese.

Sears, Prof. Paul B(igelow), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Botany. Bneyms, Ohio,
Dec 17, 91. A.B, B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 13;
A.M, Nebraska, 15. Instr. hot, Ohio State, 15-
19, oMt. prof, Nebraska, 19- AJl; Bot Soe;
Ohio Acad; Nebr. Acad. Insect galls; vegeta-
tion of glaciated Ohio; parthenogenesis.

Sease, X>r. V(irgll) B(emard), 103 Second Ave,
Newark, N. J. Chemistry, LeesviBe, S. C,
Sept. 13, 88. A.B, Newberry, 08; fellow, Hop-
kins, 1^17, Ph.D, 17. Instr. chem, Newberry,
11-13; research ehemitt, 2?. I. duPont de Ne*
mows and Co, 17- Chem. Soc. Vapor pressure
of aqneons eolations.

Seashore, Prof. O(arl) B(mil), Iowa City, Iowa.
*Pey6hology. Morlunda, Sweden, Jan. 28, 66.
A.B, Gnstavos Adolphns, 9%; Ph.D, Yale, 95.
Asst, psychol. lab, Yale, 95-97; asst. prof,
philos, Iowa, 97-02, prof, psychol, Ot-, head,
aept. phUos, and psychol, 05-, dean, grad, eol,
OS" Mem. div. psychol. and anthrop, Nat. Be-
search Council. A. A; Psychol. Ass. (pres, 11);
West. Philos. Ass; Iowa Acad. Psydiology of
mnsic; basic motor capacities; work and fa-
^tigne; the periodicity of mental work; normal
illnsions; localisation of sonnd; voluntary con-
trol of tiie pitch of the voice; pitch discrimina-
tion.

Beaver, Dr. Fred JCay), New York Botanical
Oarden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y. Botany,
Webster Co, Iowa, March 14, 77. B.8, Morning*
sfde, 02; fellow, Iowa, 08-04, M.S, 04, Ph.D, 12;
fellow, Columbfai, 06-07. Asst. bot, Iowa, 04-
05; prof, biol, Iowa Wesleyan, 05-06; asst. prof,
bot, N. Itatk. Col, and mycologist, Exp. Sta, 07-
08; director, laboratories, N, Y. Bot, Oarden,
06-11, ewrator, 19- Assoc, ed, 'Myeologia.'
Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Clnb; Iowa Acad. My-
cology; the cup fungi of North America.

SediTWlck, Prof. J(nlla8) P(arker), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Pediatries,
Wrightstown, Wis, May 27, 76. B.S, Nebraska,
96; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 99. Asst. prof,
physiol. diem, Minnesota, 10-11, prof, pediat,
and ehief of dept, 16^ Pediat. Soc; Soc. Clin.
Inveat; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect diseases
of ehildren, 17). Physiology of the newborn;
breast feedong; splitting of fat in the infant
fltomaeh.

Md^rwlck, Prof. W(llliam) TChomiMMm), Massa-
<diii8etts Institute of Technology, Cambridge,
Mass. ^Biology, P^lie health. West Hart-
ford, Conn, Dee. 29, 55. Ph.B, Yale, 77,
hon. 8e.D, 09; fellow, Hopkins, 79-80, Ph.D,

i

81; LL.D, Cincinnati, 20. Instr. physiol. chem,
Yale, 78-79; J>iol, Hopkins, 80-81, assoc, 81-
83; asst. prof, Mass. Inst, Tech, 83-87, assoc
prof, 87-91, prof, 91- Biologist, Mass. State
Board of Health, 88-96; curator, Lowell Inst,
Boston, 97-; chairman. Pauper Inst, trustees,
Boston, 97-99; trustee, Simmons, 9^; pres,
Mass. Civil Service Beform Ass, 00^02; mem.
advisory board, U. S. Pub. Health and Marine
Hosp. Service, 02-; pres, board of trustees,
Sharon Ssnatorium; mem. Typhoid Fever Com-
mission, Pittsburgh, 08; exhange prof, Cam-
bridge and Leeds, 20- A. A. (v. pres, 06) ;
Soc Nat. (pres, 01); Soc Bact. (pres, 00);
PhysioL Soc : Philos. Soc ; Pub. Health Ass ; Am.
Acad; New ]Bing. Water Works Ass. (pres, 96);
Int. Health Board; etc. [Died Jan. 25, 21.]

See, Prof. TChomas) J(effer8on) JCackson), U. S.
Naval Observatory, Mare Island, Calif. Ms-
tronomy. Montgomery- City, Mo, Peb. 19, 66.
A.B, B.L, B.S, Missouri, 89, A.M, L.M, M.S,
92; Ph.D, Berlin, 92. Instr. in charge, dept.
astron, Chicago, 93-96; astronomer, Lowell Ob-
servatory, 96-98; prof, math, UJSJf, 99- Lec-
turer sidereal astron, Lowell Inst, Boston, 99.
A. A; Math. Soc; I^ysieal Soc; Philos. Soc;
Seismol. Soc (v. pres, 07); Pacific Astron. Socf
Calif. Acad; St. Louis Acad; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soc; fel. British Ass; fel. Boyal
Astron. Soc; British Astron. Ass; London Math.
Soc; Edinburgh Math. Soc; Astron. Gesell;
Matii. Verein; Soc. astron. de Prance; Soc
math, de Prance; Soc. de Physique; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo; Sicilian Acad. Double stars;
planets and sat^tes; earthquakes and moun-
tain formation, indu^g tides; secular effects
of resisting medium; porosity under pressure;
nebulae and cosmical evolution; leleetrodynamie
wave theory of physical forces; fluctuation of
moon's mean motion; motion of Miercury's
perihelion and lunar perigee: gravitation; etlftr;
theory of relativity; molecular forces.

Baelig, Prof. M(ajor) a(abriel), University Clnb
Building, St. Louis, Mo. Surgery, Helena, Ark,
Feb. 19, 74. A.B, Harvard, 96; M.D, Columbia,
00; Berlin, 03-04. Prof, surg, St. Louis, 08-
19; din. prof, Washington, (St. Louis) ^ 19-
Col. M.R,C. A. A; Col. Surg; Surg. Ass; Am.
Med. Ass. Surgical pathology and techniqiie;
pathology of sarcomata; patTiologr of tBe
thyroglossal duct; physiology of shock; pa&ol-
ogy of carcinoma of the esophagus; history of
medicine.

Sarty, Prof. Pred B, University of Illinois, Ur-
bflAa, IlL Medhanioai engineering. Chestor,
N. Y, April 29, 84. B.S, Worcester, 07; M.S,
Illinois, 15. Draftsman and testing engineer.
Carpenter Steel Co, 07-08; engineer, £. I. duPont
de Nemours and Co, 08; instr. mech. eng, Villa
Nova, 08-09; iheoret. and applied mech, Illinois^
09-15, assoc, 15-17, asst. prof, 17-19, assoo. prof,
19- Soc. Test. Mat; Eng. Educ. Hydraulics;
fatigue of metals; strengtii of materials; dyna-
micc

Segerblom, Wllhelm, Phillips Exeter Ac^idemy,
Exeter, N. H. Chemistry. Gothenburg, Sweden,
Jan. 11, 72. A.B, Harvard, 97. Instr, ehem,
Phillips Eaeter Aoad, 99- A. A; Cham. Soc;

612

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

New Eng. Ass. ChenL Taaohen; N. H. Aoad.
Edaeationa] chemistry.

Seibart^ Br. Frank Meyexs, Gulf Pipe Line Co,
Houston, Tex. Chemiftry. Berlin, Pa, Aug.
4, 87. B.S, Pa. State, 10; fellow, Princeton,
15-16, Ph.D, 17. Besearch chemist. Bur. Mines,
11-14; director of re9eareh, Chdf Pipe Line Co,
17^ Chem. Soe. (chairman, southeast Tex. sect,
18). Spedfle heats of salts at low tempera*
tures; gas and oil.

SaidAll, X>r. Atherton, 2301 Connecticut Ave,
Washington, D. C. Chemigtrp. Hartwell, Ga,
Dee. 81, 78. B.Agr, Georgia, 98, B.8, 99; M.S,
George Washington, 01; Ph.D, Hopkins, 08.
Asst chemist, bur. soils, U. S. Dept, Agr, 00-06,
bnr. ehem, 05-06; ohemiet, hygienic lah, U. 8.
Fuh. Healih Service, 07- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Chem. Soc. (sec'y, 03-05,
pros, 19). Solnbility of mixtures of two or mora
electoolytes; composition of precipitated man-
ganese dioxid; solubility of the calcium phos-
phates; solubilities of inorganic and orguiia
compounds; chemistry of ritamins; chemistry of
thyroid; solubilities and physical oonstants of
pharmacopceial compounds.

Sail, Dr. Barvay A(mbroia), Youngatown Chem-
ical Co, Youngstown, Ohio. Chemietry. Doylea-
town, Ohio, Feb. 5, 82. AJB, Colombia, 03,
Ph.D, 06. Asst chem, Columbia, aommar, 06;
ahemist, G. F. Harvey Co, Saratoga, N. Y, 06-
07; food and drug inspection ehamiat, bnr.
ahem, U. S. Dapt. £gt, Washington, D. C, 07-
08, N. Y. City, 08; with Toungetown Chem, Co.
Chem. Soc Qninaxolines; 6-nitro dOcatode-
hydroquinaaolina derivatives; method for de-
termination of morphine.

flalby, Angnattna D(awaon), Ohio Agricultural
Exparimant Station, Woostar, Ohio. Botamy.
Athena Co, Ohio. Sept. 2, 59. B.S, Ohio State,
93. Snpt schools, Huntington, W. Va, 84-^;
principal, high sch, Ironton, Ohio, 86-87 ; teachar
Dot, high 9&, Columbus, Ohio, 90-94; botanist
and chemist, Ohio Exp, 8ta, 94-02, hotanM, OS^
A.A; Bot. Soc; Phvtopath. Soc. (pres, 11);
Bot. Cent States; Ohio Hort. Soe. (chairmaBf
conunittae veg. path, 95-); Ohio And. (presi
01); Columbus Hort. Soc. (sec'y, 88, 91-94);
St. Louis Acad. Diseases of plants.

Balga, Prof. Migual, Manila Observatory, Manila,
P. I. Aetronomy, BaJadalL l^ain,*Nov. 86,
79. A.B, Barealoaa, 04; Ph.D, Zaragoia, Spaim,
08; D.B, Woodstock, 12. Prof, math, 04, 09;
with P. I, Weather Bwr, and Man4ia Oheerva-
iory, 19-- Yolunteer raaaaroh asst, Georgetown
Observatory, snmmara, 11, 12; Harvard, 13;
Lowell, 14; Lick, 15. AJL; Astron. Soc; Pacific
AstroB. Soc; Soc. astron. da Franca. Spectro-
aaopy; radial velocitiea of stars and nM>ulae;
double stars; climatology of the Philippine
Islands.

Mlards, Prof. A(ndraw) W(ataoii), Harvard
Medical School, Boston, Masa.. JfadMia.
Scranton, Hans, Nov. 9, 84. A.B, Kansas, 03,
A.M, 04; M.D, Hopkins, 09. Asst, Bur. Sci-
ence, P. I, 09-11; instr. med, Hopkins, 11-14;
assoc. and later (neet, prof, tropuSaX med, Ear*
vard Med, 8oh, 14" Asst. res. physiciaa, Hop-
kins Hosp, 11-14; asst. physidan. Mass. Gw.
Hosp, 14-; mem. Harvard Sch. Tropical Mad.

axped. to S. Am, 13; Bed Cross sanit. exped. to
Serbia, 15. Am. Physiaians; Soe. Clin. Invsat
Tropical madidna; cholera Atiatiaa; amaWa
dysentery; verruga Peruviana; oroya fever;
nephritis; addoaia.

Stilaxda, Dr. S(lias) H(oward), Bureau of Eco-
nomic Gaology, Austin, Tex. QecXoyy. Carter
City, Ky, May 8, 75. A.H Kansas, 99, AM,
00; fellow, Yale, 08-03, PhJ>, 08. Aaat pa-
leontologist, Eans. Univ. Gaol. Surr, 00-01; field
asst, Camegia Museum, 08; instr. geoL and
miner, Bntgars, 03-04; prof. gaol, and sool,
Florida, 04-07; state geologist, Fla, 07-18;
geologist, hur. eoon. geol, Texae, 19^ A.A;
GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc; Soc. Vert. Paleont
Paleozoic plants and insects; underground water
supply, geology and mineral resources of Florida;
geology of Texas.

Ballan^ Daan ,J(amaa) F(raanuui)^ O^athorpe
University, Ga. Chemitiry, Starkvilla, Ifias,
June 1, 62. AJB, Mississippi, 85, A.M, 90,
LLJ), 17; student, Virginia, 92; Chicago, 96-97.
Teaching fellow, Chicago, 97-98; prof, ahem,
Mississippi Col, 88-83 ; Mercer, 93-18, dean, 14-
18; educ. sec'y, Y.M.C.A, ^gland, 18; pro/.
chem, A.E.F. Univ, Beaune, 19; dean, sch. sei-
enee, Oglethorpe, i9- AJL; Chem. Soa. (prai,
Ga. aect, 06). Qualitative chemical analysis;
Georgia kaolins; drinking waters and days of
Gaorgls.

Sallaw, Prof, Oaorga T(ndc«r), Galesbursr, HI
Mathematiee. Gowanda, N. Y, Oct 86, 66.
A.B, Bochester, 89, A.M, 92; Comall, INMM;
Yale, 96-98, PhJD, 98. Instr. math, Ohio WL
Acad, 89-92; Pa. State 92-93, 94-96; Yala, 98-
^9 P^ff Kno«, 99- AJi; Math. Soe.

Sluing, Dr. Lanranea, Selling Building, Portland,
Oregon, Medieine^ Portland, MaMh 18, 88.
A.B, Yala, 04; MJ), Hopkins, 08, fellow, Bodca-
fdler Inst, 09. Inetr, med, Oregon, IS^ Aai.
Anat; Am. Mad. Ass. Action of benaol om fha
blood; sturcture of the brain cortex in tabes;
nephritis; dectrieal reactions in myotonia aon-
g^ta.

iammaa, Dr. Douglaa BCamiay), Tampieo, Max.
Oeology. Alexandria, Ya, Nov. 84, 98. A3,
Virginia, 12, A.M, 13, feUow. 14-16; PhJ),
Oolnmbia, 17. Geologist, P. B. Nat Hiat SOrr,
15; Tex. Co, 16-17; asaoa. prof, geol. Tax. Col,
17-18; eonsulting geologist, 1^19; prof, geol,
Alabama, 19-80; aeet. Mef ge&togigi, Cto Jfaa.
da Pet, '*m AguOa," iO- AJL; M3b. and
MetiL Eng; Aaa. PatroL GaoL Applied gaology;
areal geology of Porto Bico; oil and gaa in Ala-
bama.

flam^la, Wm BUan COiiii^hlll, 509 W. Ormsby
Ave, Louisville, Ky. Oeography, Louiavilla, 68.
A.B, Vasaar, 88, A.M, 91; Leipsig, 91-98, 95.
Lecturer anthropogeography, CSiicago, variooa
years, 06-80; Oxford, England, 80. Oollom gold
medal, Am. Geog. Soc, 13. Asa. Gaog. (v. pras,
08, prea, 21). Anthropogeography.

Sanior, Prof. H(anild) D(i6kliaoii), 129 B. 17th
St, New York, N. Y. Anatomy, Croydon, Eng-
land, Oct. 30, 70. Chatham House Col, Bams-
gate, England, 79-87 ; Charing Cross Hosp. Med.
Sch, 87-92; MJ3, Durham, 94, M.6, 18.
M.B.CJ9, LJt.C.f^, 92; F.B.C.S, 95; ScJ), Syra-

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

613

ease, 10. Asst. demonstrator anat, Dniliam, 98-
94; demonstrator, Oharing Cross Hosp. Med.
8oh^ 95-96; Medieo-Chimrg. Col, Phila, 01-08;
junior assoe, Wittar Inst, Phila, 04-05, assoe,
05-07; assoc. prof, Syracnse, 07-08, prof, 08-
10; A. r. Uni/v, 10- AJIl; Soe. Nat; Soe.
Exp. Biol. Conus arteriosus in adult tdeosts:
nature and development of the angioblast; the
development and anomalies of the arteries of
the extremities.

Senior, Dr. James K(iilm), Fries and Fries Co,
Cineinnati, Ohio. CKemiairfi. AJ3, Harvard,
11, A.M, 12; Fh.I), Chieago, 17. Aast, Boeke^
feller IiLst, 14-17: research f^emiet, Proeter and
Gamble, 19-20; Fries and Fries Co, 20- Lieut,
C.W.S, 18-19. Chem. Soe. Organic chemistry.

Benwnlf, Br. Wayne, Conshohocken, Pa. Maihe-
maiies. Ooodville, Pa, April 28, 79. A.B,
Haverford, 01; A.M, Pennsylvania, 14, Ph.D,
19. Practising engineer, 07-12; instr. math,
high schools, FhUa, IB- Math. Ass. The in-
variant theory of involutions of eonies.

Senter, Dr. H(erbert) A(lmon), 4204 Harney St,
Omaha, Nebr. Chemistry, Omaha, May 9, 68.
B.S, Nebraska, 93; Ph.D, Heidellmg, 96.
Head, dept. chem, Omaha High Sch, 97-12,
librarian, 99-12; dean, faoyity, Cent. Eigh 8oh,
Omaha, IS- A.A; Chem. Soe. (pres, Nebr. sect,
10-13, councilor, 15-17, #maha sect, 20 ) . Pseudo-
cumenes.

Servlss, Garrett P(atnam), Tenafly, N. J. As-
tronomy, Geology. Sharon Springs, N. Y,
March 24, 61. B.S, Cornell, 72; LL3, Colum-
bia, 74. Ed. writer on N. Y. Sun until 92;
writer and leetwrer on travel, hist, and astron,
9t- A.A; Astron. Soe; Brooklyn Inst, (pres,
dept. astron, 95-05).

Sotchell, Prof. W(illiam) A(lbert), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. *Cryptogam4c "boi*
any, Norwich, Conn, April 15, 64. AJ3, Yale,
87; fellow. Harvard, 87-88, A.M, 88, Ph.D, 90.
Asst. biol. Harvard, 88-91; Yale, 91-92, instr,
92-95, asst. prof. }>ot, 95 ; prof, Calif omia, 96-
Instr. bot, woods Hole, 90-95. Nat. Aead;
A. A. (past V. pres, G) ; Soe. Nat; Bot. Soe;
Am. Geog. Soe: Ass. Prof; West. Soe. Nat;
Am. Aead; Calif. Acad. (bot. ed. and mem.
pub. committee, 01-03); Wash. Aead. Classi-
fication and geographical distribution of the
Laminariaceae of North America; regeneration
among kelps; parasitism of eertain ired algae;
thenxud algae; algae of the Pacific Coast of
North America; tobacco hybrids; geographic
distribution of marine algae.

Baton, Emeet Thompson, Greenwich, Conn. Zool-
ogy, S. Shielda, England, Aug. 14, 60. Boyal
Acad, London, 80-81; Paris, 90-96. Na;twraUst
to govt, of Manitoba, 9t- Silver med^ Soe.
d 'Acclimat. de France, 18. Mem. Omith. union ;
Soe. Mammal; Nat. Inst. Arts and Letters; N.
Y. Zool. Soe. Ornithology and mammalogy of
Manitoba; life histories of northern mammals;
sign talk of Indians.

Seulke, Dr. K(arl) J(o]m), 304 Bryant Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Animal hiLsbandry, Seymour,
Ind, Feb. 15, 90. B.S, Purdue, 18; M.S. Pa.
State, 14; Ph.D, Cornell, 16. Instr. agr, Indi-
ana, summer, 13 ; teaching fellow, Pa. State, 13-

14; asst. prof, animal husbandry, Cornell, 14-
18; prof, Cornell, 18-20; east, representative,
Am, Aberdeen-Anigus Breeders Ass, 20-

Sever, Prof. George F(ranci8), 4 Divinity Ave,
Cambridge, Mass. Electrical engineering, Cam-
bridge, July 80, 66. Mass. Inst. Tech, 87; hon.
M.S, Columbia. 05. Instr. elec. eng, Colum-
bia, 93-01, adj. prof, 01-05, prof, 05-11; en-
gineer, Jackson and Moreland, 19- ConsiUtinff
elec engineer. Dept. of Water Supply, Gas and
Elec, N. Y, 02-14; supt. dec. exhibits, Pan-Am.
Expos, 01 ; mem. Elec. Light Commission, N. Y.
City; juror, elec. div. La. Purchase Expos, 04;
acting dean, faculty of applied seienee, Oohm-
bia, 0(M)7; major, corps eng, 18-19. AJL; Elee.
Eng. (past manager, v. pres); Eng. Edne.
Engineering projects of an electrical nature;
engineering investigation to ascertain the cost
of operation of electric elevators; hydroelectric
projects of New England and the Pacific Coast.

Sereranoe, Prof. Geo (rga) , Pullman, Wadi. Agron-
omy, Walled Lake, Mich, Feb. 4, 74. B.S,
Mich. Agr. Col, 01. Instr. agr, Mich. Agr. Col,
01-02; Wash, State, 03-05, asst. prof, 06-06,
prof, agron, 0$-, acting head, dept. agr, 08-09,
supt. West. Wash. Exp. Sta, 11-18, head, dept.
agr, 13-18, v, dean, col, agr, and head, dept.
farm management, 18- Supt, Bohmstedt Farms,
Alberta, Can, 10. Methods of tillage for dry
land fanning; soil moisture; plant improvement;
control of moisture in dry land and irrigation
faming; soil tillage; fertility; breeding of
cereals; forage crops; farm management.

Severin, Prof. Harry C(harles), State College,
Brookings, S. Dak. Entomology, Milwaukee,
Wis, March 28, 85. A.B, Wisconsin, 06; A.M,
Ohio State, 08; fellow, 08-09. Frof, entom, 8.
Dak, Col, and state entomologist, 8, Dak, 09-
Asst. state entomologist, HI, summer, 09. AJL;
Ass. Econ. Ihitom; Entom. Soe; S. Dak. Aead.
Animal heavier; economic entomology; Insect
anatomy, histology and taxonomy.

Severin, Dr. H(enr7) H(emian) P(anl), Univer-
sity of California, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology.
Milwaukee, Wis, April 18, 88. AJ3, Wisconsin,
06, A.M, 07, fellow, 09-10, PhJ), 10, hon. fellow,
12-13; fellow, Ohio State, 07-08. Instr. zool.
and entom, Ohio State, 08-09 ; prof, entom, OoL
of Hawaii, 10-12; entomologist. Wis. Exp. Sta,
12-13; prof, biol. Marietta, 14-15; entomologist,
Maine tkp. Sta, 15-16; Calif, Exp. Sta, 16-
Ass. Econ. Entom. Anatomy, histology, life his-
tories and behavior of insects; fruit flies; sugar*
beet leaf hopper.

Severlnghaus, Prof. W(illard) L(eslie), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. Physics, Terre
Haute, Ind, Jan. 28, 82. A.B, Baldwin-Wal*
lace, 04, A.M, 05; ?h.D, Columbia, 14. Prof.
physics, Moore's Hill, 04-07; asst, CoUmbia,
07-11, instr, 11-19, asst. prof, 19- A.A; Phys-
ical Soe. Short electric waves.

Sewall, Dr. Henry, 1360 Vine St, Denver, Colo.
*Medicine, Physiology, Winchester, Va, May 25,
55. B.S, Wesleyan, 76; fellow, Hopkins, 78-79,
Ph.D, 79; hon. MJ>, Michigan, 88, ScD, 12;
Denver, 89. Asst. and assoc. biol. Hopkins, 76-
82; prof, physiol, Michigan, 82-89; Denver, 90-
08; med, Colorado, 11-18, emer, prof, 20- Asst.
health commissioner, Denver, 91-93 ; sec 'y, Colo.

614

AMEBICAN MEN OF SdBNCB

State Board of Health, 93-09; mem. Nat. Board
of Examiners^ 15-19. Am. PhTBicians (pres,
16); Soe. Clin. Inyest; Physiol. Soc; Am. Med.
Asa ; Glimat. Ass (pres^ 16) ; Denver Acad. Med.
(presy 03-05) ; Denyer Oity and Co. Med. Soe.
(pres, 16). Internal medicine; clinical pathol*

ogy.

Sexton, Dr. I.ewis A(lbert), Hartford HosDital,
Hartford, Conn. Medioine. Lanrencebnrgy Tenn,
March 25, 74. M.D, Vanderbilt, 06. Bes. phyi-
ician, Dept. of Health Hospitals, N. Y. City, 09-
14; aset. enpt, Hopkins Hosp, 14-17; 97tpt, Hart-
ford Eosp, 17- Scarlet fever; diphtheria.

Seymonr, ACrthnr) B(ll88), 26 TTniversity Mn-
senm, Cambridge, Mass. Botamy. MoUne, HI,
Jan. 3, 59. B.S, Illinois, 81, M.S, 86. Botanist,
Dl. State Lab. Nat. Hiat, 81-^, 84; aast.
(privately), crypt, herbarium, Harvard, 83-85;
instr. bot, Wisconsin, 85-86; out, erypt, h&f'
bmrwm, Harvard, 86^ Ed. erypt. bot. (A-G),
'Century Diet,' 88, chief ed. econ. fongi, 90-
Phytopath. Soe; Am. Acad; assoo. Torrey Bot.
Club. Parasitic fimgi; bibliography of North
•American fungL

Seymour, Paul H(«nr7), 5747 Dorchester Ave,
Chicago, HI. Chemistry, La Porte, Ind, July
25, 69. B.S, Michigan, 92, M.S, 93; Heidelberg
and Berlin, 95-^6. Instr. chem. Lake Forest,
93-95; teacher chem. and physics, high sch,
Detroit, Mieh, 96-98 ; consulting chemist, assayer
and mining engineer, 98-08; head master, ITniv.
Schools, XJrbana, Ohio, 08-12; chemist and as-
sayer, 12-17; head dh&niist, Goldsmith Bros. 8.
and B. Co, 17- A.A.

Sliaad, Prof. <}6o(rge) O(axl), Engineering Build-
ing, Lawrence, KaikB. BlecMeal engineering.
Stratford, N. Y, May 5, 78. B.S(E.E), Pa.
State, 00, E.E, 05. With Gen. Elec. Co, 00-02;
instr. eleo. eng, Wisconsin, 02-04, asst. prof,
04-06; Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-07, assoc. prof, 07-
09; prof. Kansas, 09- FaL Elec. Eng; Meeh.
Eng; Hlum. Eng. Soe; Eng. Educ; Nat. Elec.
Light Ass. Central electric stations.

Shacktiford, X>r. BenJ(aml&) ECstill), Westing-
house Lamp Company, Bloomfield, N. J. Physies,
Bichmond, Mo, Aug. 12, 91. A.B, Missouri, 12,
A.M, 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 16. Asst. physies,
Missouri, 12-14; physicist, Westinghouse Lamp
Co, 16- Brush research fellow, Nela Besearch
Lab, 15. A.A; Physical Soe; Elec. Eng'; Hlum.
Eng. Soe; Optical Soe; Franklin Inst. Badia-
tion; illumination.

Shackell, Prof. L(eon) F (rands), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Biochemistry.
Prairie Junction, Minn, Feb. 2, 87. B.S, St.
Louis, 10, M.D, 14. Asst. nutrition, Illinois,
04-07; agr. chem, Missouri, 07-09; physiol, St.
Louis, 09-10, instr, 10-11, Pharmacol, 11-14,
asst. prof, 14-16; prof, physiol. and physiol.
ehem, Utah, 16- Investigator, Bur. Fisheries,
summers, 09-18. Pharmacology; vacuum desic-
eation; fertilization of echinoderm eggs; pro-
• teetion of wood against marine borers.

Shadinger, Prof. Ouy H(oward), Dickinson Col-
lege, Carlisle, Pa. Chemistry. Glencoe, Minn,
Aug. 24, 77. Ph.B, Hamline, 00; PhJ), Hop-
kins, 07. Teacher, high sch, Red Wing, Minn,
00-04; asst. ehem, Hopkins, 05-06; prof, Butler,

07-08; research asst, Tofts, 08-09; prof, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 09-10; VieJeinson, 10- Chem. Soe
Tautomerism in urozoles; velocity constants and
mechanism of the reactions of alkyl halides witii
urozoles.

Shadle, Prof. Albert BCay), University of Buf-
falo, Bnilalo, N. Y. Biology. Lo^bonme,
Ohio, July 18^ 85. Fellow, Ohio State, 12-14,
A.B, 13, A.M!, 15. Asst. zool, Cornell, 15-16,
instr, 16-18, asst. prof, 18-19; hiol, Buffalo, 19-
20, prof, 20- IlJl\ Ohio Aead. Ear of the
armadillo.

Shafer, Dr. GeoCrge) D(aaial), Palo Alto, Calif.
Physiology, Entomology. Muncie, Ind, Dee. 25,
74. A.B, Indiana, 00; A.M, Stanford, 06; fel-
low, Cornell, 06-08, Ph.D, 08. Besearch asst
entom, exp. sta, Mich. Agr. Col, 08-17; asst
prof, 13-17; instr. physiol, Stanford, 18- A.A;
Soe. Nat; Entom. Soe; feL Ass. Econ. Entom;
Mich. Acad, (sec'y, 09-12). Pattern double and
single cones of eyes of fishes; Iddney secretion;
aetion of contact insecticides; eyes of spiders;
mating in honey-bee.

Shaffer, Dr. Elmer Lentz, 2137 N. Sixth St, Phila-
delphia, Pa. Zoology. Philadelphia, April 29,
92. A.B, Haverford, 11, B.S, 15; fellow, Prince-
ton, 16-17, 18-20, Ph.D, 20. Asst. biol, Prince-
ton, 15-16' instr, Haverford, 19-20; asst. pa-
thologist, St. Francis Hasp, Trenton, N. J, tO-
Cytology; the physical basis of heredity; mito-
chondria.

Shaffer, Dr. Philip A(iidAr8on), Washington Uni-
versity Medical School, St. Louis, Mo. *Biolog-
ieal chemistry. Martinsburg, W. Va, Sept. 20,
81. A.B, West Virginia, 00; Ph.D, Harvard,
04. Asst. chemist, McLean Hosp, 00-03; asst.
ezp. path, med. col, Cornell, 04-07, instr. path,
ehem, 07-10; prof. hiol. chem, Washington {St.
Louis), 10-, dean, med. sch, 15-19. PhysioL
chemist, Huntington Fund for Cancer Beseardi,
07-10; head, ehem. sect, lab, Bellevue Hosp, 09-
10; major, Sanit 0, 17-19. A. A; Physiol. Soe;
Soe. Ezp. Biol; Soe. BioL Chem; Chem. See;
Ass. Cancer Besearch. Metabolism; analysis of
urine; catalase; ensymes of tumors; eystinnria;
protein metabolism in typhoid; creatin and
ereatinin; origin of 'acetone bodies' and rela-
tion of glucose to oxidation of fatty acids.

Shakleo, Dr. A(lfred) Od^e), 1308 Church St,
Gkilveston, Tex. Pharmacology. Middle Creek,
Ohio, Oct. 3, 65. B.S, Chicago, 99, 00-01, fel-
low, 01; M.D, St. Louis, 08; Europe, 13-14.
Asst. chem, Chicago, 01; physiol, St. Louis, 06,
instr. Pharmacol, 07; fellow physioL and Phar-
macol, Bockefeller Inst, 08-09, asst, 09-10;
assoc. prof. Pharmacol, Philippine Med. Sch,
10-13; asst. prof, Illinois, 14-16; prof. physioL
and bioehem, Fordham, 16-18; assoc. prof,
physiol. and pharmacodynamics, med. dept,
Texas, 18- A. A; Chem. Soe; Soe. Exp. BioL
Mechanical destruction of the ferments, pepsin,
rennin and trypsin ; effect of heat on pepsin and
rennin; recovery from fatal doses of stryehnin;
antagonism between adrenalin and stryehnin;
treatment of strychnin poisoning with chloro-
form; acid intoxication in Asiatic cholera; ac-
climatization to tropical sun ; metabolism in man;
cerebral ablation in pigeons ; nutrition of decere-
brate pigeon; brain evolution.

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

615

Shaler, lAUlard K(i]ig), 5, Montague dn Pare,
Brussels, Belgium. Geology, Ellsworth, Kans,
July 26, 80. A.B, 01; B.S, 04. IT. S. Geoi
Surv, 04-07; geologist, 8oo, Int. Forest, et Min,
du Congo, 07- Geol. Soe; Min. Eng; Wash.
Geol. Soc. Coal; oil and gas; elajs; gypsum;
mining conditions and geology of Congo Free
State. "

Shambangh, Prof. Oeorge SClnier), 5625 u^iver-
sity Ave, Chicago, 111. Anatomy, Physiology,
Clinton Co, Iowa, Nov. 15, 69. Ph.B, Iowa, 92;
M.D, Pennsylvania, 95. Prof, otol, and laryngol,
Sush Med, Col, and laryngologist, Presb, Hoep,
Lenval prize^ 12. Laryngol. Ass; Otol. Soc;
LaryngoL Rhinol. and OtoL Soo; Am. Med. Ass.
The embryology, histology and physiology of the
end organs of the labyrinth; physiology of the
labyrinth.

Shame], A(rddba]d) D(izoii), 3 Arroyo Drive,
Biverside, Calif. Hortioultwre, Taylorville, HI,
Oct. 15, 78. B.S, Illinois, 98. Instr. farm
crops and in charge ezp. sta. farm, lUinoiSi 98-
02; scientific asst, U, 8. Dept. Agr, 08-04, plant
physiologigt, 04-^ IT. 8 J>ept. Agr. ezped. to the
West Indies 04-05, Brasil, 12-13. S. Calif.
Biol. Club, improvement of plants through seed
and bud selection; bud variation; storage and
curing of fruits.

Shanalian, Dt. William T, Oraig Colony, Sonyea,
N. Y. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y, May 14, 78.
M.D, Syracuse, 98. Med. officer, Craig Colony
for SpUeptios, 01-08, med, supt, 08- Lecturer
on epilepsy, Syracuse. A. A; Am. Med. Ass;
Am. Acad. Med; Ass. Study Epilepsy (pros,
12) ; Ass. Study Feeble-Minded. Epilepsy.

Shaner, Dr. Balph F(aiift), Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Embryology, Pottstown,
Pa, Dec. 30, 93. Ph.B, Lafayette, 15; Ph.D,
Harvard, 20. Teaching feUow histol. and em-
bryol, Harvard Med, 86h, 15-20, instr. histol,
to- Ass. Anat; Boston See. Nat. Hist. Bep-
tilian embryolog^.

Bhannoii, O(liaxleB) W(llliam), Oklahoma (Geo-
logical Survey, Norman, Okhi. Geology, At-
lanta, Ind, Aug. 3, 79. AJB, Indkma, 06,
A.M, 07, 07-08. Teacher science, high sch, Bra-
zil, Ind, 08-11; field geologist, Olcla, GeoL 8urv,
11-14, director, 14- Field asst, Ind. Geol. Surv,
05-11; teacher geoL OUahoma, 11. A. A; GeoL
Soe; Ass. Petrol Geol; Min. Eng; Ass. State
Geol; Okla. Acad, (past pres) ; Ind. Acad. (Gen-
eral science; geography; nature study; botany.

Shannon, Bar. J(am68) I(gnatin8), St. Louis Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Physios, Hastings, Ont,
Sept. 30, 66. AJB, St. Louis, 99, A.M, 00; Hop-
kin8,0<M)8. Prof, physics and math, St. XiEiviers,
0(M)2; asst. prof, physios, 8t, Lewis, 09-12,
prof. It- A. A; Physical Soc; Math. Soc; St.
Louis Acad. (cor. seo'y, 18-20).

Sliaati, Dr. H(oni«r) UBoy), IT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Botan/y,
Kent Co, Mich, Jan. 24, 70. B.S, Colo. Col, 01;
Ph.D, Nebraska, 05. Instr. bot. and zool, Colo.
Col, 01-02; bot, sch. agr, Nebraska, 03-04; Mis-
souri, 05-()6; prof. bot. and bacter, Louisiana,
07; special agent and collaborator alkali and
drought-resistant plant breeding investigations,
hwr, plant indwt, U. 8, Dept, Agr, summers.

06-07, expert, 08-09, plant physiologist, 10-19,
physiologist in charge plant physiol, and fer-
mentation investigations, tO- Instr. Colo.
Teachers' Inst, Colorado Springs, 02; with
< Inquiry' to determine plant resources of x>or-
tions of Africa and Latin Am. for Allied
Peace Commission, 18; agr. explorer, Smith-
sonian Inst, exped. to Africa, 19-20. A.A; Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc Agron; Micros. Soc; Ass.
Geog; Ecol. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc.
Vegetation of the Great Plains; the indicator
value of natural vegetation; physiology of
drought resistance; biological study of the lakes
in the Pikes Peak region; North American
Branchinecta and their habitats; vegetation of
mesa region east of Pikes Peak; the Boutelona
formation; vegetation of the Great Plains and
the Great Basin.

Bbapley, Dr. Haxlow, 1842 N. Los Bobles Ave,
Pasadena, Calif. * Astronomy, Nashville, Mo,
Nov. 2, 85. A.B, Missouri, 10, A.M, 11 ; fellow,
Princeton, 12-14, Ph.D, 13. Astronomer, Mt.
WHson Observatory, Camcgic Institution, 14-
AJL; Astron. Soc; EcoL Soc; Am. Acad; Pacific
Astron. Soc; assoc. Boyal Astron. Soc. Pho-
tometry; spectroscopy; orbital theory and com-
putation; cosmogony.

BbapoTalov, Michafel« Bureau of Plant Industry,
Washington, D. C. Plant pathology. Vilna,
Bussia, July 14, 80. Theol. Sem, Vitebsk, Bus-
sia, 96-03; Dorpat, 04-11; Wisconsin, 11-12;
M.S, Maine, 13. Asst pathologist, Maine Agr.
Exp. Sta, 12-16; agent, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 16-17,
asst. plant pathologist, 18-19, pathologist, bwr.
plant indust, tO- Collaborator, ' Bot. Abstracts. '
A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc

Bhaxe, Dr. William W(i4dmnar), 99 McDonough
St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn,
March 8, 59. Ph.B, Columbia, 81, Ph.D, 84.
Asst. physics, Columbia, 81-89 ; prof. chem. and
geol, Adelphi, 89-13 ; v, pres, Meurer 8teel Bar-
rel Co, IS-; consulting chem. engineer. Snpt,
Columbia Chem. Works, 81; consulting elec en-
gineer, Brooklyn Park Dept. 89. A. A; Chem.
Soc. Electrochemistry; physical chemistry.

Shaxp, Dr. COayton H(al8ey), White Plains, K. T.
Physios, JSlectrieal engineering, Seneca PaUs,
N. Y, Dec. 5, 69. A.B, Hamilton, 90; Ph.D,
Cornell, 95; Leipsig, 99-00. Teacher seience,
Union Sch, Lyons, N. Y, 90-92; instr. physics,
ComeU, 94-01; test officer, BUc Test. Lahora^
iories. New TorJc, 01-14, v, pres. and tech. di-
rector, 14- XJ. S. delegate, Int. Blectrotech.
Commission, Turin, 11; Berlin, 13; delegate and
sec'y, IT. S. committee, Int. Commission on Ilium,
Berlin, 13. AJL; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
Ilium. Eng. Soc. (past pres) ; Eleetrochem. Soc;
Optical Soc; Soc. fran^ise des Elec; assoc.
Elet. Italiana. Electrical and photometrical
standards and measurements; engmeering test-
ing; applied physios; invention of measuring
devices.

Shaxp, Donald E(ll8woxtli), Optical Glass Plant,
Spencer Lens Co, Hamburg, N. Y. Physios.
Coming, N. Y, Oct. 30, 96. Wisconsin; Car-
negie Inst. Tteh. In physical lab. Coming Ghiss
Works, 14; physics dept, Wisconsin, 16; ceramic
hib. Bur. Standards, 17; physicist, optical glass
plant, 8pencer Lens Co, 18-20, manager, iO^

616

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Phydflal Soe; Optical Soc; Ceramic Soe; Ohem.
Soc. Calibration of thermo-olements; teehnieal
furnaces; optical glasses; reflecting telescope
discs.

Slurp, Dr. Frank caiapmaii» Mendota Court,
Madison, Wis. Philosophy, West Hoboken, N.
J, July 30, 66. AJ3, Amherst, 87; Ph.D, Berlin,
92. Instr. phUos, Wiieomin, 93-96, aast prof,
96-04, assoc. prof, 04-05, prof, 05^ Philos.
Ass; PqychoL Ass: West. Philos. Ass. (pros,
07); Wis. Acad, (sec'y, 99-01). Ethics; the
psychology of the moral judgment; history of
British ethics; applied ethics.

Sharp, Dr. Lester WQiylamd), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Botany, Cytology. Saratoga
Springs, N. Y, April 21, 87. B.S, Alma, 08;
Hopkins, 08-10; CSiicago, 12, fellow, 11-12,
Ph.D, 12, 13-14; Louyain, 12-13. Instr. hot,
ComeU, 14-15, out, prof, IS- A.A; Bot. Soc.
Embryo sac; spermatogenesis in Equisetum and
Marsilia; chromosomes in Yicia and Trades*
cantia.

Sharp. I>r. Bobert a, 1000 Watts Building, San
Diego, Calif. Medicine, Mankato, Minn, Jan.
22, 83. B.8, Califomia, 11, M.S. 13, fellow, 14,
Ph.D, 14; M.D, Hopkins, 17. Asst zool, Cali-
fomia, 10-12, anat, 12-13 ; asst. prof, Utah, 14-
15. Physician in charge. Bed Cross Hosp, Toul,
France, 17-18. Protozoology; diseaaes of chil-
dren.

Sharpe, Benjamin F(ranklin), Greenwich, N. Y.
Fhysiea. Cape May, N. J, Jan. 7, 64. A.B,
Wesleyan, 87, A.M, 90; Hopkins, 91-93; fellow,
Clark, 93-95, 96-97. Master, Beeman Acad,
Yt, 81-82; asst. principal, Monson Acad, Mass,
85-86; adj. prof, physics and biol, Bandolph-
Macon, 87-91; prof, math. State Nor. Sch, New
Paltz, N. Y, 95-96. An absolute measure of
the intensity of sounds; hydrodynamics and
sound; increase of sensitiveness of the mercurial
barometer; a new barograph.

Sbazpe, Prof. F(raoei8) B(obert), 213 Mitchell
St, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Mathematies. Warrington,
England, Jan. 23, 70. B.A, Caml»idge, 92;
Ph.D, Cornell, 07. Lecturer math, Queen's
(Can), 01-04; asst, ComeU, 05-06, instr, 06-10,
asst. prof, 10-19, prof, 19- Math. Soc. (assoc.
ed, 'Trans,' 17-). Hydrodynamics; geometrical
transformations.

Shaipe, Prof. B(lcfaard) W(ortliy), 113 E. 87th
St, New York, N. Y. Biology. Tiskilwa, Dl,
May 20, 69. B.S, Illinois, 93, M.S, 97. Princi-
pal, high sch. Farmer City, HI, 93-96; instr.
bioL and physics, high sch, Danville, 111. 97-99;
physics and chem, Dubuque, Iowa, 99-00; bioL
and physics. New Trier High Sch, Winnetka, lU,
00-06; prof, hiol, State Nor. Sch, Biver Falls,
Wis, 06-07; tiwtr, DeWUt Clinton High Seh, 07-
Director, geol. and nat. hist. surv. of L. I, Brook-
lyn Inst. A. A; Brooklyn Inst, (pres, dept. mi-
cros); Brooklyn Entom. Soc; Chicago Acad.
Fre^ water Ostracoda and marine Copepoda of
the United States; marine and fresh water Os-
tracoda of the U. S. National Museum; fresh
water biology; marine Copepoda and Cladocera
of Woods Hole and adjacent regions; Ostracoda
and Copepoda collected by the 'Albatross' ex-
pedition of 1902; Ostracoda and Copepoda of
the Philippines; biology laboratory manual.

Sharpies, Philip P(rioe), 91 Lloyd Bead, Most-
elair, N. J. Chemistry, Cambridge, July 11,
73. A.B, Harvard, 95. City inspector milk and
vinegar, (Cambridge, 01-05; head chemist, Bar-
rett Mfg, Co, Boston, 05-14, manager, tarvia
dept, N, Y, 14- AJL; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem.
Indust; Soc Test. Mat. Bituminoua road
binders.

Sharpies, Prof. Stej^faen P(aediall), 22 Coneoxd
Ave, Cambridge, Mass. ^Chemistry, West
Chester, Pa, April 21, 42. Pa. State, 64, hon.
M.S, 15; B.S, Harvard, 66. Asst. chem, Le-
high, 67-68; Lawrence Sd. Sch, Harvard, 6^
72; anal, and consulting chemist, 72-18, retired,
18; prof, chem, Boston Dental Col, 75-93.
State assay er of ores and metals. Mass, 72^2;
expert, tenth census^ 80; inspector and assayer
of liquors, Mass, 84-92; judge, Columbian Ex-
pos, 93; ed, 'Oen. Quarterly Mag,' 04- A A
(sec'y, subsect. micros, 81); Chem. Soc; Soc
Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng; Electrochem. See;
Min. Eng; Pharmaceut. Ass; Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; New Eng. Hist
Geneal. Soc; Boston and Tufts Dental Alumni
Ass; London Soc. Arts. Adulteration of food;
methods of recovering caoutchouc from waste;
genealogy.

Sharwood, Dr. W(illiam) J(olin), Homestake
Mining Co, Lead, S. Dak. Metallurgy, Tuolumne,
Calif, Sept. 2, 67. A.B.S.M, London, 87; Ph.D,
Calif omia, 04. Instr. chem, Califomia, 92-98;
chemist, Mont. Mining Co, 98-03; asst. prof,
chem, Califomia, 04-05; asst, metdUwrgist,
Homestake Mining Co, OS- Consulting chemist,
U. S. Bur. Mines, 12-20. De la BMie medal,
Boyal Sch. Mines, London, 87. AJ^; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; Ohem. Soc;
British Inrt. Min. and Metal; S. African Qiem.
MetaL and Min. Soc. Analytical chemiatry;
cyanids; metallurgy of gold and silver; gold
ores.

ShattnolE, Dr. Obaries H(oii8toa), Idaho Falls,
Idaho. Botany, Forestry. Vandalia, Mo, Nov.
21, 67. B.8, CampbeU, 94, M.S, 98; Woods
Hole; Biltmore Sch. Forestry; fellow, Gblcago,
08, Ph.D, 08. Prof, physical sciences, Campbell,
95-98, bioL and geol, 98-03; Washburn, 04-07;
bot. and forest^, Qemson, 07-09; forestry,
Idaho, 09-17, dean, col. letters and science, 14-
17; prof, forestry, Califomia, 17-19; seo'y and
manager, Mt. States BMding and Loan Ass,
19-; Idaho Loan and Trust Co, 19-; v. pres,
Howard Pulp and Paper, Co, tO- Mem. foesil
fields exped. to Laramie Beds, Wyo, 99; instr.
bot. Woods Hole, 08. A.A; Forestry Ass; Soc
Foresters; Bot. Soc; Calif. Acad; Kans. Acad.
Morphology of the Uhnaceae; origin of
heterospory in the Marsiliaceae ; methods of
clearing logged>oif lands; grazing in the West

Shattack, Dr. F(rederiek) 0(heever), 135 Marl-
borough St, Boston, Mass. Jfedioine. Boston,
Nov. 1^ 47. A.B, Harvard, 68, A.M, 72^ MJ),
73, hon. ScD, 12; LLJ), Cincinnati, 08. Visit-
ing physician, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 84-12; Jackson
prof, ciiin. med. Harvard, 87-12, Jackson emet.
prof, 10-, overseer, 13-19. Trustee, St Paul's
Sch, Concord, N. H. A.A; emer. ment, Am.
Physicians (pres, 99) ; Am. Med. Ass. (▼. x^^^
06); Am. Acad; Boston Soc Med. Improv;

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCB

617

assoe. feL Phila. Ck>l. PliysieSans; cor. mem.
Edinbur^ Med. Ghimrg. Soe. Internal medi-
cine; m^ieal education*

Bliattiiclc, Br. Qeoxge B(ni]ie), 183 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Boston, Ang. 18, 44.
A.B, Harvard, 68, A.M, 65, M.]>, 69. Instr.
clin. med, Harvard Med. Sch, 83-85. Overseer,
Harvard, 90-01, 08- ; senior physician, Boston
City Hosp; past pres^ Mass. Charitable Eye and
Ear Infirmary; ed, 'Boston Med. and Snrg.
Jour,' 81-12. AJi; emer. mem. Am. Physi-
cians; Mass. Med. Boo. (past pros); Boston
Med. Library Ass. (past pros).

Shatto^ Dr. Oeorga BCurbaiik), Poughkeepsie,
N. Y. Oeology. Lowell, Mass, Sept. 28, 69.
B.S, Amherst, 92; PhJ), Hopkins, 97. Asst.
geol, Hopkins, 97-98, instr, 98-99, assoe, 99-02,
assoc prof, 02-06; prof, Vassar, 06-19; mem.
exped. to Africa, 19-20; in charge research
dept, Famoue Playere-Lashy Corp. A.A.
(seo'y, E, 04); GeoL Soe; Ass. Geog. Geology
of the north Atlantic coastal plain; geology of
the Bahamas.

Shattack, Br. G«orge Oheevtr, 135 Marlborough
St, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boston, Oct. 12,
79. A.B, Harvard, 01, M.D, 05, hon. A.M, 19.
Asst. clin. med. Harvard; eec'y, ceni. med,
hwr, League of Bed Cross Societies, Geneva,
19- Asst. visiting physician, Mass. Gen. Hosp.
Mem. typhus fever exped. to Serbia, 15; major,
R.A.M.C, 17-19. Am. Physicians; Soe. Clin. In-
vest; Soe. Trop. Med; Climat. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Tropical ulcers; chest wounds.

Shaw, ?rof. A(lbert) Kormaii, McGill Universilrji^
Montreal, Can. FKysios. Hudder^eld, Eng-
land, Dec. 31, 86. B.A, McGill, 08, feUow, 09-
10, M.S, 10, D.Sc, 15; Cambridge, 11-13. Lec-
turer physics, MeGill, 10-11; Macdonald, 13-18;
assoc. prof, MoOUl, 18- Gov. General's medal,
10; 1851 exhibition scholar, 11-13. Physical
Soe. Absolute measurement of current; inter-
ference phenomena with gamma rays; contact
potential; bifilar suspensons; hygrometry; ane-
mometry; estuary tidal analysis; standard cells.

flbaw, cnuudas F(rederidc), Hilgard HaU, Berke-
ley, Calif. Agrioultwre. W. Henrietta, N. T,
May 2, 81. B.S.A, Cornell, 06. Asst soiLi, Cor-
nell, 05-06; bur. soils, U. S. Dept Agr, 06-07;
instr. agron, Pa. State, 07-09; asst. prof, 09-13;
prof, soU technol, Oalifomia, 13- Scientist,
bur. soils, IT. S. Dept A^, 09-13, collaborator,
soil survey, 13-; v. pros, Nat. Drainage Cong,
20. A. A; Soe. Agron; Am. Geog. Soe. SoU
technology; soil survey; alkali; crop adapta-
tions; land settlement.

Shaw, E(ugene) WCadoy), U. S. (Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. 0. * Geology, Delaware,
Ohio, July 29, 81. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 05: fel-
low, Chicago, 05-06, grad. student, 06-07. Instr.
bot, Ohio Wesleyax^ 03-05: asst. geol, Chicago,
06-07; junior geologist, IJ. S, Geoh 8wv, 07-
09, asst. geologist, 09-13, geologist, IS-, chief,
sub -sect, sedimentation, 19- Asst. geol, Ohio
Wesleyan, 04-05, zool, 05 : exped. to study deltas
of Europe, Asia and Africa, 13; valuation engi-
neer, V. S. Treas, 18-19. AJL; GeoL Soe. (coun-
cilor, 19-21); Ass. Geog; Ass. Petrol. Geol;
Nat. Gas. Ass; Am. Geog. Soe; Wash. Acad;
Wash. Geol. Soe; Wash. Petrol. Club. Areal and

dynamic geology; erosion and sedimentation;
petroleum engineering.

Bhaw, Dr. O(eorge) W(right), 1411 Arch St,
Berkeley, Calif. Agronomy. Bradford, Vt,
June 13, 64. A.B, Dartmouth, 87, A.M, 90;
hon. PhJ), Willamette, 95. Prof. chem. and
physics, Whitman, 87-89; Pacific, 89-91; chem,
Oregon Col, and chief chemist, Exp. Sta, 91-00;
state chemist, Oregon, 91-00; chemist and agr.
expert, Colo. Qugar Mfg. Co, 00-02; asst. prof,
agr. chem, California, 02-04, agr. tech, 04-07,
assoc. prof. exp. agron. and agr. tech, 07-12;
consulting agriculturist, 12-17; chief appraiser,
Federal Land Bank, Berkeley, Calif, 17-20;
supervisor farm loans, and appraiser, Los An-
geles Trust and Savings Bank, BO- Ghem.
Soe; Agr. Chem. Sugar-beets; soils^ cereals;
effect of environment on the composition of the
sugar-beet; optical method of determining soil
humus ; effect of environment on the ebmposition
of the wheat kemeL

Shaw, Harry B(arry), 265 Empire Boulevard,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Plant pathology. Hudders-
field, England, Sept. 11, 69. George Washing-
ton, 99, 06. Scientific asst. plant bacter, bur.
plant indust, U, 8. Dept, Agr, 07-10, asst. path,
sugar plant investigations, 10-14, chief path,
inspector, N. Y. Office, fed. hort. hoard, 14-
A. A; Bot Soe; Phytopath. Soe. Curly-top dis-
ease of beets; Thiips as pollinators of beets;
sugar-beet nematodes.

Shaw, Prof. H(oward) B(iiiton), Henry L.
Doherty and Co, 60 Wall St, New York, N. Y.
Blectricdl engineering. Winslow, Maine, Aug.
8, 69. A.B, North Carolina, 90, B.C.E, 91; A.M,
Harvard, 94. Instr. math, North Carolina, 89-
90, math, surveying and drawing, 91-93; asst,
elec. eng. lab. Harvard, 94-96; asst. prof, elec
eng, Missouri, 96-99, prof, 99-13, dean, sch. of
eng, 07-13, director eng, Exp. Sta, 09-13; com-
missioner. Mo. Pub. Service Commission, 13-17;
director, Doherty Training Schools, 17- A.A;
assoc. mem. Elec. Eng; Eng. Edue; St Louis
Eng. Club; hon. mem. Mo. Utilities Ass. In-
sulation; alternating current curves; alternating
current motors ; energy losses in magnetic mate-
rials; industrial application of electricity; op-
eration of utilities; economics of industry; per-
sonnel and training.

Shaw, Dr. J(acob) SCIngsley), Massachusetts
Agricultural Experiment Station, Amherst, Mass.
Pomology. Northfleld, Vt, Aug. 5, 77. B.S,
Vermont, 99; M.8, Mass. Col, 08, Ph.D, 11.
Acting asst. prof. hort. Missouri, 05-08; instr,
N. H. Col, 06-07 ; asst. horticulturist, Mass. Exp.
Sta, 08-13. research pomologist, 13-19; prof,
hort, West Virginia, 19-20; research prof,
pomol, Mass. Col, tO- A. A; Soe Hort Sci;
PomoL Soe. Plant breeding.

Shaw, Prof. Jamas BCyxnie), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, DL ^Mathematics. Bemington,
Ind. March 20. 66. B.S. Purdue, 89, M.S, 90,
ScD, 93. Prof, math, Illinois Col, 90-98; ken-
yon, 99-03; James Minikin, 03-10; asst. prof,
Illinois, 10-15, assoc prof, 15-18, prof, 18-
Prof. math, Chicago, summer, 09. Math. Soe;
London Math. Soe; Soe. math, de France; Cir-
colo Mat. di Palermo. Multiple algebra;* linear
associative algebra; general algebra.

618

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Shaw, Br. L(eoii) Krwln), TJ. 8. Bureau of Mines,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Alfred, N. Y;
May 30, S6. B.S, Alfred, 07; M.S, Syraeuse,
08; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 11. Asst. ohem, Alfred,
06-07; Syracuse, 07-08; instr, Mass. Col, 08-09;
asst, Wisconsin, 09-10, instr, 10-11; North-
western, 11-17, asst. prof, 17-18 (now on
leave); lieut, ordnance R.C, 17-18; capt, C.W.S,
18-19; asst. chief chemist, TJ. 8. Bwr, Mines, 19-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Ceramic Soc; HI. Acad. The
system, PbO-SiOt; conduction in non-aqueous
solution; dielectric constants; smoke and incen-
diary material; ceramica.

Sliaw, Prof. Reuben T(aylor), 245 8. Slst St,
Philadelphia, Pa. .Chemistry, Botany. Dela-
ware, Ohio, Oct. 8, 84. B.S, Ohio Wesleyan, 05,
A.M, 08; Pennsylvania, 05-07. Teacher science,
Badnor High Sch, Wayne, Pa, 07; prof. chem.
and geol, Temple, 07-09; instr. science, 8. Man-
ual Training High 8ch, Phila, 09- Ezped. to
Canadian Bockies and Selkirks, summers, 04, 06,
08, 09. A. A; Chem. Soc. The chemical effects
of plants upon the decay of rocks.

Sliaw, Dean Bobert Bldey, East Lanaing, Mich.
Agriculture. Woodburn, Ont, July 24, 71.
B.S.A, Ont. Agr. Col, 93. Prof, agr, Mont. Col,
9S^02 ',Mioh. Agr. Col, 02-08, dean agr. and di-
rector, Sxp. 8ta, 08- Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Mich. Aead. Animal husbandry; crops.

Shaw, Boflooe H(azt), 1436 Meridian Place, Wash-
ington, D. O. Chemistry. South Berwick, Maine,
June 10, 77. B.S, N. EL Col, 97; Zurich, 99.
Asst. chemist, N. H. Exp. Sta, 9(M)0; aeting
chemist. Wis. Ezp. Sta, 00-01; asst. gen. chem,
Wisconsin, 01-02; asst. chemist, Eans. Ezp.
Sta, 02-06; assoc. chemist, Nebr. Ezp. Sta, and
asst. prof. agr. chem, Nebraska, 06; asst. prof,
dairy husbandry, Missouri, and asst. dairyman
in charge milk secretion investigations, dairy
div, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 06-09, research chemist,
09- Biochemistry; general agricultural chem-
istry; chemistry of dairy products.

Shaw, Dr. Walter B(obert), Bureau of Science,
Manila, P. I. Botany, Pharmacognosy. Galena,
HI, May 4, 71. Indiana, 88-91 ; A3, Stanford,
92, A.M, 94, Ph J), 97 ; Bonn, 97-98. Asst. bot,
Stanford, 92-94, instr, 94-97; tutor, Barnard,
Columbia, 98-99; east, biol, Pomona, 00-01;
prof. bot. and entom, Okla. Col, and botanist
and entomologiat, Okla. Ezp. Sta, 01-05; teacher
bot, Philippine Nor. Sch, 06-10; asst. prof.
hot, Univ. Philippines, 10-17, assoc. prof, 17-
20, prof, to- Asst, div. ethnol, Columbian
Expos, 92; instr. bot, seaside lab, Hopkins,
93-97; Woods Hole, 98. A.A; Bot. Soc. Em-
bryology and embryogeny of ferns and conifers ;
species of Volvocaceae; spermatogenesis and
fertilization in ferns and conifers; microtech-
nique; new Volvocaceae; Strophanthus.

Shaw, Prof. W(imam) Tdiomaa), State College
of Washington, Pullman, Wash. Zoology. Wood-
bum, Ont, Feb. 10, 73. Guelph Col. Inst, 88-
92; B.Agr, Minnesota, 98, B.S, 99; M.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 01; Stanford, 14-15. Instr. tool,
Mich. Agt. Col, 00; asst. entom, Iowa State
and Exp. Sta, 01; instr. sool, Oregon Col, 01-
07; asst. prof, Wash. 8tate, 08-09, prof, 09-,
soologist, JExp. Sta, 09- Curator, museum. Wash.
State, 13. Mem. expeditions to Alaska, sum-

mers, 07, 08, to collect birds for Alaska-Tukon-
Pacific Ezpos, 09. Gold medal, Lewis and Clsit
Expos, 05. A. A; mem. Omith. Union; 8oe.
Mammal ; Eeol. Soc; Cooper Omith. Club; Caa-
rinus Club. Ornithology; the China or Denny
pheasant in Oregon; food habits of certain birds
in eastern Washington.

Shea, Prof. Daniel W(i]liaiii), Catholic TJnivenity,
Washington^ D. C. •Physics. Portsmouth, N.
H, Nov, 27, 59. A3, Harvard, 86, A.M, 88;
Ph.D, Berlin, 92. Asst. physics, Harvard, 89,
92; asst. prof, Illinois, 92-^3, prof, 94-95;
Catholic Univ, 95-, gen. sec'y, 97-03, director,
sch. tech, 97-05, dean of faculty, 05-15. Mem.
N. H. liegislature, 86-88. A.A; Physical Soc

Shear, Dr. OComelius) L(ott), XT. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Phytopa-
thology. Coeymans Hollow, N. T, March 26,
65. B.S, Nebraska, 97, A.M, 01; PhJ), George
Washington, 06. Asst. agrostolo^t, TJ. 8. Dept.
Agr, 98-01, asst. pathologist, 01-02, pathologigt,
Ot- Ed, 'Asa Gray Bui,' 98-00; assoc. ed,
'The Plant World,' 00-05; ed. and publisher,
'N. Y. Fungi Ezsiccati'; ed. phytopath. and
mycol, revision of 'Cent. Diet'; assoc. ed, 'My-
cologia,' 09- Int. Cong. Arts and Sciences, 8t
Louis, 04 (sec'y, sect. D). A. A; Bot. Soc. (v.
pros, 08} ; Phytopath. Soc (see'y-treas, 09-18,
pros, 19;; Wash. BioL and Bot. Societies; Int.
Ass. Bot. Grass and forage plants; plant dis-
eases; diseases of small fmits, especially cran-
berries and grapes; cotton root-rot; systematie
mycology; history of mycology; Aseomycetes.

Bheard, Dr. Gharles* American Optical C6» South-
ridge, Mass. Physios. Dolgeville, N. T, May
26, 83. A.B, St. Lawrence, 03; A.M, Dart-
mouth, 07; Ph.D, Princeton, 12. Instr, pub.
schools, N. Y, 03-05; asst. physics, Dartmouth,
05-07; instr, Ohio State, 07-09, asst. prof, 09-
14, prof, and director, applied optics, 14-15;
physiologiooi optidst. Am. Optical Co, 19- Col-
laborator, 'Anu Ency. Ophthal.' Physical Soe;
Optical Soc; hon. mem. Optom. Ass. Btationaiy
waves along lecher wires; spectra of eornxwunds;
ioniaation from bot wires and heated salts; dif'
fraction in the eye; scissor movements in ski-
ametry; accommodative ezophoria; transmis-
sion of ophthalmic glasses; skiametry; skias-
copy; ocular accommodation.

Sbearer, Dr. ^(ohii) S(aiidford), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. •Physics. New York, Oct, 20,
65. B.S, Cornell, 93, Ph.D, 01. Teacher, Homer
Acad, 87-88; instr. physics, Cornell, 98-03, asst
prof, 03-09, prof, 09-10; assoc prof, Oolumbia,
10; prof, Cornell. Lieut col, Sanit C, 18-19.
Medaille d'honneur, 19. A.A; Phyaieal Soe.
Effect of temperature on tuning-forks; electro-
stricton; heat of vaporisation; liquid air; oxy-
gen; nitrogen; specific heat of air; coeffieient of
expansion at low temperature; dicdectrie strun;
specific heat of gases at low teinx>erature:
thermo-electromotive force; X-rays; design and
testing apparatus for military B6ntgenology.

Shedd, Prof. J(olin) O(utler), Occidental CoUe^.
Los Angeles, Calif. Physios. Urumia, Persia,
June 30, 68. A.B, Princeton, 91; M^, Cornell,
92; fellow, Wisconsin, 97-99, Ph-D, 99. Prof,
physics. Marietta, 93-97; instr, Wiaconain, 99-
00; prof, Colo. Col, 00-07; prof, and dean.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

619

Westminater (Colo), 07-09; prof, Olivet, 09-16,
dean, 15-16, prof, physics, Occidental, 16- A.A;
Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Elec. Eng; Meteorol.
See. Badiation in magnetic field; elasticity of
rubber; radioactivity of spring water; Kater
. pendulum; evolution of snow crystals.

Sbedd, Prof. O (liver) M(areh), University of
Kentucky*, Lexington, Ky. Chemistry, Lexing-
ton, March 8, 80. B.S, Kentucky, 01, M.S, 04.
Chemist, Henderson Tobacco Extract Works, 02 ;
Ky. Exp. Sta, 'Ot- Expert, Council Nat. De-
fense, 17. Chem. Soc (acting chairman, Iiex-
ington sect, 17, sec 'y-treas, 20) ; Agr. Chem.
(referee, 09-11); Ass. 8. Agr. Workers. Agri-
cultural and biological chemistry; soils.

flhedd, Prof . 8(oloii), Pullman, Wash. Oeology,
Mineralogy, Mercer Co, HI, May 25, 60. B.S,
Monmouth (Oregon), 89 ; A.B, Stanford, 96, A.M,
07, Ph.D, 10. Instr. nat. science, Oregon State
Nor. Sch, 90-94; asst. prof, geoh and miner,
Wash, State, 96-01, prof, 01- Geologist, Wash.
GeoL Surv, asst. state geologist, 0^ A. A; Qeol.
Soe; Min. Eng. Iron ores; building and orna-
mental stones; clay and clay industries of
Washington; metamorphic rocks of the Santa
Cruz quadrangle, California; cement resourees
of Washington.

ghtfdon, Odiazles), 8102 Q St, Washington,
D. C. Natural history. Butland, Vt, Oct. 17,
67. A.B, Yale, 90. Business and railroads, 02.
Expeditions to Mexico, southwest U. S, Yukon
Ter. and Alaska. Distribution and species of
mountain sheep.

Sheldon, Prof. Hteiry D(aTld8on), 1343 Univer-
sity Ave, Eugene, Oregon. Pedagogy. Salt
Lake City, Utah, Oct. 3, 74. A.B, Stanford, 96,
A.M, 97; Ph.D, Clark, 00. Prof, philos. and
eduo, Oregon, Ot- Lecturer hist, of educ, sum-
mer sch, Clark, 99. History of student societies ; .
elementary method; children's voluntary socie-
ties; bibbography of the educational awakening
in the United States, 1800-1850; history of the
teaching profession.

Shftldon, Mrs. JCennie) M(arU) Axms, Deerfleld,
Mass. Zoology, Geology. Bellows Falls, Yt,
July 29, 52. Mass. Inst. Tech, 77-79; special
student, lab, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 79-80.
Asst. to Prof. Alpheus Hyatt, 80-90; museum,
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 90-04; cwrator, musewn,
Poowntwik VaUey Mem. Ass, if- Special
teacher, zooL and geol, Boston, 78-97; lecturer
nat. science, Saratoga, summers, 86-88. A.A;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Boston ScL Club; Naples
Table for Promoting Lab. Besearch by Women.
Insecta; concretions of the Champlain days of
the Connecticut Yalley; geologic features within
the '8,000 acre grant'; pitted stones.

Sheldon, Prof. Jolm L(6iwl8), Morgantown, W.
Va. Botany. Voluntown, Conn, Nov. 10, 65.
B.S, B.Ped, Ohio North. Univ, 95, M.S, 99;
B.S, Nebraska, 99, A.M, 01, f eUow, 00-03, Ph.D,
03. Teacher, Conn. pub. schools, 85-90, 95-97;
Mt. Hermon Sch, 92-94; prep, sch, Nebraska,
98-99; Nebr. State Nor. Sch, 99^0; instr. bot,
Nebraska, 00-03; prof, bacter, West Virginia,
and bacteriologist, W. Va. Exp. Sta, 03-07,
prof. bot. and bacter; 07-13, bot, 13-19. Col-
laborator, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
02-03, 05- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;

Micros. Soc; Sullivant Moss. Soc; Ass. Prof.
Busts of a4>aragU8 aAd carnation; parasitism
of Darluca filum; cultures of Empusa; dis-
eases of melons and cucumbers; ripe-rot of the
guava; cane-blight of the rose; Uromyces;
fungi causing anthracnose of sweet pea, bitter-
rot of apple and leaf -spot of fruit trees; leaf-
tip blight of Dracaena fragrans; tubercles on
legumes without cultures; nematode galls on
clover roots; Hepaticae of West Virginia; rela-
tionship of Phyllostica to fruit-blotch of apples.

Sheldon, Dr. Fsari O(ertmde), Cayuga Heights,
Ithaca, N. Y. Geology. Lisle, N. Y, Sept. 26,
85. A.B, Cornell 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
geol, ComeU. Seismol. Soc. Fossil and re-
cent areas of eastern North and South America ;
joint planes.

Shelf ord, Dr. Victor ECmest), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, III * Zoology. Chemung, N.Y, Sept.
22,77. B.S, Chicago, 03, Ph.D, 07. Asst. and tutor
sool, West Virginia, 00-01; asst, Chicago, 04-07,
assoc, 07-09, instr, 09-14; asst. prof, Illinois, 14-
20, assoc. prof, tO-, biologist in charge, research
laboratories. III. Nat. Hist. Svrv, 14- In charge
marine ecol, Puget Sound Marine Sta, alternate
years, 14- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soe. Zool; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Fisheries Soc; EcoL
Soc. (v. chairman, organizing committee, 15,
pres, 16, chairman preserves committee, 17-);
Ass. Oeog; 111. Acad, (committee on ecol. surv.
of 111) ; British Ecol. Soc. Succession, life his-
tories and color pattern of tiger beetles; ecol-
ogy of aquatic animals; physiological life his-
tories.

Sholton, E(dward) MCason), 2904 Franklin Ave,
Seattle, Wash. Agriculture. Hilton, England,
Aug. 7, 46. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 71, M.S, 74.
TcMher agr, Japanese Govt, 72; prof, Kansas
State, 74-89; instr. to Govt, of Queensland,
Australia, 89-98; principal, Queensland Agr.
Sch, 98-99; mine operator, Alaiska and British
Columbia; orchardist, Wenatchee Valley, Wash.
Director, Eans. Exp. Sta, 88-89. Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci Experiments in stock feeding and in
the growth of grains and grasses.

ShenAhon, Dean Frands 0(liiit(m)» Metropolitan
Bank Building, Minneapolis, Minn. Hydra%UiGS.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 20, 61. B.C.E, Minne-
sota, 95, C.E, 00. Chief eivil engineer, U. S.
Lake Surv, 06-09 ; prof, civil eng. and dean, coL
eng, Minnesota, 09-17; civil and later consulting
engineer, 88- A. A; CSvil Eng; hon. mem. Con-
sult Eng; Eng. Educ; Detroit Eng. Soc (pres,
08). Biver hydraulics; preservation of Niagara
Falls; raising levels of water of Great Lakes;
ship lodEs; wire sweep.

Shenton, Dr. Walter FCraocis), 308 West St,
Annapolis, Md. Mathematics. Pottstown, Pa,
April L 86. Sc3, Dickinson, 07, A.M, 09;
Ph J), Hopkins, 14. Instr. math, Dickinson Sem,
07-10; instr, Hopkins, 14-17; V. 8. Naml Acad,
17-20; asst. prof, BO- Linear and quadratic
eombinants of systems of forms; anaglyphs;
mathematical models.

Shepard, Dr. Edward M(artin), 1403 Benton Ave,
Springfield, Mo. Geology. Winsted/ Conn, May
15, 54. A.M, Williams, 81; ScD, Waynesburg,
02. Curator, museum, Boanoke, 78; prof. bioL
and geol, Waynesburg, 78; Drury, 79-08, dean,

620

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

col. faculty^ 03-08. Aeting pres, I>nir7, 08-04;
mem. board of managers. Mo. Cfeol. Bary, 03-;
asst, 94-97, ▼. pros, board of managers, 01-05,
sec '7, 05-; acting state geologist, Mo, 01; field
asst, U. S. GeoL Sorv, 08-07; ed, ^Bol. Bradley
Geol. Field Sta.' Mem. and delegate, Tenth Int.
Cong. Qeol, Mex, 06. A.A; fel. Geol. 8oc; Wm.
and MetaL Eng; SeismoL Boc; Mfau Oong;
Ass. PetroL GeoL Origin of lead and £ine de-
posits; asphalt and petroleum; hydrology of
Missonri; New Madrid earthquake; Hawaiian
geology.

Bhepard, Frank E(dward), 024 Washington St,
Denver, Colo. MeeKanicdl engineering. Adi-
land, N. H, Not. 20, 65. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
87. Asst. inspector steam vessels, U. 8. Treas-
ury Dept, 87-89; mech. engineer, Shepard and
Searing, 89-95; pret, and metal, engineer, Pen*
ver Eng, Worke, 96" Mem. council, Colorado.
Mech. Eng; Min. Eng; Colo. Sci. Soc Concen-
tration of ores.

Shepard, Prof. John F(rederick), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Psychology, Green-
field, m, Jan. 30, 81. B.8, St. Lawrence, 01;
Chicago, 02-03; Ph.D, Michigan, 06. Asst.
peyehol, Miohigan, 03-06, instr, 06-11, asst. prof,
11-15, assoc. prof, 15-18, prof, 18- A.A; Psy-
chol. Ass. Organic changes and feelings; eh-
eolation and sleep; association; learning pro-
cesses; phonetics.

Shepard, Dr. N(orman) (Arthur), 130 Casterton
Ave, Ahron, Ohio. Chemittry. New Haven,
Conn, April 8, 90. Ph.B, Tale, 10, Ph.D, 18.
Instr. chem, Yale, 13-17, asst. pro<, 17-19; di-
rector, chem. reeeareh, Firestone Tire and Bubher
Co, 19" Chem. Soc. Organie chemistry.

Shepard, Dr. William K(«nt), 154 Mansfield St,
New Haven> Conn. Pli^fsies, MathemaOes.
Adams, N. Y, Oct. 10, 75. Ph.B, Yale. 07,
PhJ), 00. Asst. physics, Yale, 08-00, instr.
math, 00-01, mech, 01-15; asst. prof, strength
of materials, 16-20; with the Barrett Co, BO"
Electricity; solutions for copper voltamieter;
mechanics; strength of materials.

Sbepardson, Prof. Oeo(rge) D(efree8), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Bleetriieai
engineering, Cincinnati, Ohio, Nov. 20, 64.
A.B, Denison, 85, A.M, 88; Ohio State, 85-86;
M.E, Cornell^ 89; ScD, Harvard, 12. Instr.
sciences, Shepardson Col, Granville, Ohio, 86-
87; elec. engineer, Boston Edison Co, 87-88;
Akron Elee. Mfg. 6o, 89; instr. physics, Cornell,
90-91; asst prof. elec. eng, Minnesota, 91-02,
prof, 99- Mem. jnry of awards, Pan- Am. Expos,
01; La. Pnrehase Expos, 04. A. A; Elec. Eng.
(chairman, Minn, branch, 02-) ; Ass. Eng. Socie-
ties (past pres, board of managers); Eng.
Educ; Illnm. Eng. Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass.
Electric lighting, especially for railway trains;
telephone disturbances; electricity directly from
heat; electric headlights; illmnination.

Shepherd, ECamest) SCtanley), Geophysical Lab-
oratory, Carnegie Institution, Washington, D. C.
Chemistry, Bemington, Ind, March 30, 79. In-
diana, 97-00; AJB, Cornell, 02. Private asst
to Prof. Wilder D. Bancroft, 02-03; asat. elec-
trochem, and research asst, Cornell, 03-05; asst,
geophys, lab, Carnegie Institution, 04" Chem.

Soc Alloys; high temperature woric on nun-
erals; application of physical chemistiy to roek
magmas; Portland cement; volcanic gases.

Shepherd, Prof. Francis JCohn), 152 Mansfield
St, Montreal, Can. Anatomy, Yandrenil Go,
Que, 51. MJ), CM, MceiU, 73, LLJ), 16; '
Queen's (Can), 10; St. Thomaa Hosp, London,
74; Marbnrg and Vienna, 74-75; Paris; FJLC.S,
Edinburgh, LL.D, 05; FJELC.S, 13, LLJ>, Har-
vard, 06.- Demonstrator anat, MeGUl, 75-33,
prof, 83-13, dean, faculty of med, 08-13, emer.
prof, IS-; surgeon, Montreal (Jen. Hosp, 83-13.
Int. Dermat. Cong, London, 96 (v. pres). Asl
Anat; feL Surg. Ass; Dermat. Ass. (pres, 00);
hon. feL Ck>l. Surg; for. mrai. Am. Acad; Can.
Med. Ass. (pres, 02) ; Montreal Medico-Gdrurg.
Soc (pres, 00); cor. menu Edinbur|^ Medico-
Chirurg. Soc; Soc. Int. Chirurgie. Significance
of human anomalies; anatomy of the black bear;
the museulus stemalis and its nerve supply ; sor-
gery of thyroid glands; operation as a coxctifs
measure in the treatment ox exophthalmic goitre;
causes and treatment of intestinal obstmekioB.

Shepherd, Prof. W(illiam) TChomaa), 007 11th St,
Washington, D. C. Psychology. BeinersviBe,
Ohio, Feb. 4, 67. B.S, Gale, 99; A.M, OWa-
homa, 05, M.S, 06; Ph.D, George Washington,
10. Principal, private schools, OUahonm aad
Washington, D. C; teaching fellow, George
Washington; pres, State Nor. Sch, Conway,
Ark; prof. zool. and dean, Waynesburg, 13;
principal, Columbia Univ, Sch. A.A; Psychol
Ass ; Soc. Zool ; S. Soc Philos. and Psychol. Com-
parative psychology; psychology of religion; dis-
crimination of sounds by raccoons and cats;
imitation in raccoons.

Sheppard, Prof. Hubert, University of Kansas,
Lawrence, E^ans. Anatomy, Aah Flat, Axk,

, July 28, 85. A.B, A.M, Oklahoma, 17, feDow,
Kansas, 17; PhJ>, Cornell, 10. Instr. psyehol,
Kansas, 17-18; Cornell, 18-10; asst, prof, amat^
Kansas, 19" The eye; correlation between atnie-
ture and function in the ear.

Sheppard, Dr. 8(amQel) E(dward), 83 Gorsline
St, Bochester, N*. Y. Chemistry, Kent, Ssg-
land, July 29, 82. B.Se, London, 03, D.Sc. 06,
1851 Exhibition scholar, 07-10; Marburg, 07-08;
Paris, 08-00; (Tsimbridge, 12. ChemM Bast-
man Kodak Co, IS" (%em. Soc; fel. London
Chem. Soc; Boyal Photog. Soc; oor. smol Paris
Soc BioL Photochemistry; colloid ehemistiy.

Shepperd, Prof. J'(ohn) H(enr7), Agricultural
College, X. Dak. Agriculture, Chariton, Iowa,
Jan. 12, 60. Drake, 87-88; BJlgr, Iowa State,
01; M.S.A, Wisconsin, 03. On ed. staif,
'Orange Judd Farmer,' 03; prof, agr, JT. Hok.
Col, and agriculturist, Bxp, Sta, 03-04, deoM asid
V, director, 04-, chairman, dept, anisneU fcas-
bandry, 18" (Told medal, Paris Expos. A.A;
Soc Prom. Agr. Sci. Animal nutrition; plant
breeding.

Sherbakoff, Dr. 0(on8tantine) D(mitriev), 701 K.
Virginia Ave, Gainesville, Fla. PhytoptkhoXogy.
Ekaterihoslav, Bussia, May 24, 78. Grad. Agr.
Sch, Kherson, Bussia, 01; CoL Forestry, Petro-
grad, 03-07; B.SJL, Cornell, 11, fellow, 12-14^
Ph.D, 15. Assoc, plant pathologist, Flo, Batp.
Sta, 14" AJL; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc
Diseases of truck crops and vegetables.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SOIENCE

621

flherff. Dr. Bail E(dward), 7419 Stewart Ave, Ohi-
eago, HI. Botafiy. Flint, Mich, Maj 18, 86.
A.B. Albion, 07; M.S, Chicajfo, 12; Ph.D, 16.
Prof. biol. and agr, Mt. Morris, 07-09; inttr.
ehem. and pliTBiol^ high seh, Elgin, HI, 09-10 1
biol. and agr, Deerfleld Township High S<h,
Highland Park, 10-12; hiol, Christian Fenger
Pab. High Seh, Chieago, 12-19; Bohert lAnd*
hlam TeoK Sigh Seh, 19^ Asst, desert lab,
Carnegie Institution, 08. A.A; Bot. Soc Eedl*
ogj of marsh plants; taxonomy of Bidens and
related genera; flora of Illinois.

Sherk, Prof. Wilfted H(ob0on), 367 W. Delavan
Ave, Buffalo, N. Y. Jfatftematios. Bidgewaj,
Ont, Not. 6, 78. A.B, Oberlin, 99; A3C, CSii-
eago, 05. Listr. math, Oberlin Aead. and Col,
99-04; head, depi. math, Akron, 05-06; Buffalo^
IS" Instr. math. Oberlin, 04. Ass. Teaehera
Math. Middle States and Md, (mem. conneil«
15, 18, ehairmaa, Buffalo sect, 17-).

Shenuan, Altbea B(oBina), National, via Mc-
Gregor, Iowa. Zoology, National, Oet. 10, 58*
A3, Oberlin, 75, A.M, 88. Instr. drawing and
painting, Carleton, 82-87; supervisor drawing,
pnb. schools, Taeoma, Wash, 92-95. AJL; mem.
Omith. Union; Nat. Ass. Audubon Societies;
Wilson Omith. Clnb; Cooper Omith. Clnb; Soe.
Mammal; Wis. AreheoL Soc; Wash. Biol. Soe.
Nesting and feeding habits of birds; life his-
tories of bats.

8h«niiaii» Pxof • FimkUiip Jt, State Department of
Agrieolture, Baleigh, N. C. Entomology. Ash-
grove, Va, Nov. 2, 77. B.SJLgr, Cornell, 00.
Student asst to entomologist, Md. Ezp. Sta. 97-
98; deputy nursery ins^ctor. Wis, 99; fnstr.
entom, N. C. C61, entomologist, N. C. Exp. Sta,
K. 0. Dept Agr. and N. 0. Crop Pest Commis-
sion, 0<V-05; prof, entom. and sool, Ont. Agr.
Col, 05-06; entomologitt, N. C. Depi. Agr, 06--
Instr. nature studj, Cornell, rammer, 00. Ass.
Eeon. Entom; N. C. Aead. Insect fauna of
North Carolina.

Shcnnaa, Prof. O^orgv W(lUlam), Purdue Univer-
sity, La Fayette, Ind. Physiee. Sloeums, B. I,
Apra 8, 90. BJ9.(EJS), B. I. Col, 12; M.S,
Purdue, 14. Asst phyeiee, Pwrdue, lS-15, instr,
15-18, out. prof, IS- Ass. Prof; Ind. Aead.
Effect of heat treatment on the magnetie quali-
ties of iron and steeL

Bhrnansok, Dr. Hany M(itdi«U), 2165 Jackson St,
Baa Francisco, C^Oif. Surgery. Providence, B.
I, KoT. 88, 54. A.B, Trinity (Conn), 77, A.M,
80; H.D, Columbia, 80. Surgeon, BeUevM
Hosp, N. Y. City, 8(M1; orthop. surgeon, ChU-
drum's Soep, San Franoieoo, 85-20, emer. orthop.
smrgeon, SO-; prof, orthop. surg, San Fran«
eiseo Polyclinic; din. prof, Ciilifomia, 96-00,
prof, principles and pnetise of surg, 00-12;
eurgson, St. Luke'e Soep, San Franoieoo, 00-
Major, M.C, 17-19. Am. Med. Ass; Surg. Ass;
Orthop. Ass. deft palate; congenital diatoeation
of hip; tuberculosis of bone and Joints; hydro-
eaphftltts; fracturea.

BbmrmsiX^ Ttot. R(«nry) OQa^p), Columbia XJni*
yersity. New York, N. Y. •Chemietry. Ash
Grove, Va, Oct. 16, 75. B.S, Md. Col. 93 ; ScD,
18; A.M, Columbia, 96, Ph.D, 97. Asst. chem,
Md. Ool^ 98-95; nutrition investigations, XT. S.

Dept. Agr, 98-99; anaL chem, ColwnMa, 97-08,
lecturer, 99-01, instr, 01-05, adj. prof, 05-07,
prof. org. anal, 07-11, food ohem, U- Head,
dept. nutrition and food eeon, Teadhers Col, Co-
lumbia, 09-; research anoc, Carnegie Institn*
tion, 12-;. major. Bed Cross liission to Buasia,

17. A.A; Chem. Soe. (v. pros, 07); Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem. Chemistry of foods and
nutrition.

Shaman, Dr. James M (organ), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Bacteriology.
Ash Grove, Va, May 6, 90. B.8, N. C. Col, 11 ;
M.S, Wisconsin, 12, PhJD, 16. Asst. haeter,
Wisconsin, 18-14; instr, Pa. State, 14-15, asst.
prof, 15; with daury div, U. 8, Dept, Agr.
A.A; Soc. Bact. Dairy, soil and systematie
bacteriology.

Shennan, LeBoy K(empton), 926 Massachusetts
Ave, N. W, Washington, D. C. CivU engineer-
ing. Eastham, Mass, July 20, 69. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 92. Mem. 111. Bivers and Lakes
Commission, 18-16; director, U. 8. Houeing Buf,
19- Mem. Chicago Sanit. Commission, 10-11.
Civil Eng; Ass. Eng. (pros, 20); West. Soe.
Eng; 111. Soc. Eng. (past pres). Industrial
housing; sewage disposal.

SherxUl, Prof. MUes 8(taadiih), 5 Bevere St.
Place, Boston, Mass. Chemietry. Louisville, Ky,
Aug. 2, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99. fellow,
00-02 (Leipsig, 00-01); PhJ), Breslau, 08.
Asst. anal, chem, Jfoji. Inet. Tech, 99-00, instr,
03-07, asst. prof, theoret. ehem, 07-12. assoe,
prof, IS- Special lecturer constitution of alloys,
research dept, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-05; research
chemist high explosives, ordnance dept, U.SJL,

18. A.A; Chem. Soc; Ass. Prof; Am. Acad.
The complex composition and some physieochem*
ical constants of mercury halide complexes;
mercury sulphoeyanate complexes; equiUbriun
relations of chromates in solution; ionisatUm
of salts in mixtures with no common ions;
catalytic oxidation and nitration of bensene to

'pierie add.

SherwtB, Prof. Oazl P(aaaoii), Fordham Univer-
sity, New York, K. Y. Physiological Okemietry.
Bristol, lad, May 21, 85. B.S, Hanover, 09;
fellow, Indiana, 09-10, A.M, 10; M.8, Illinois,
12; ScJ>, Tftbingen, 15; M.D, Fordham, 80.
Asst. chem, Illinois, 10-12; head, science dept,
high seh, Quiney, lU, 12-13; asst, Tubingen,
18-15; asst. prof. phyeioU emm, Fordham, 15-
17, prof, 17-19, head of dept, 19^ Besearch
chendst. Pellagra Hosp, Spartanburg, 8.C, snn-
B|^, 16. Soc BioL (3hem; Chenu Soc; Soe.
Exp. Biol; PhysioL Soe; Coni. Biol. (3hem;
Cong, de Physiol; Ohem. Oesell. Intestinal
putraf action; glutamin; glycin; adenin and
guanin in cow's milk; metabolinn of aromatic
adds and aldehydes; diabetes iasipidiis; psorl*

Sherwood, Prof. Aadrtw, 'Bosemont/ Portland,
Oregon. Geology* Maasfleld, Pa, July 16, 48.
Chicago, 68. Asst. state geologist, Seeond Pa.
Oeol. Surv, 74-78; with GeoL Surveys of Ohio
and New York under J. S. Newberry and James
Han, 69, 71-74, 78-80; XT. 8. deputy mineral
surveyor, 00-10. In charge Pa. euibit, Colum-
bian Expos, 98; exped. to the Yukon, 98. For-

622

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCB

estry Ass; Philos. 8oc; cor. mem. N. Y. Acad.
Strnctural gaology; mineralogy; paleontology;
hortdeoltare; mineral deposits of North Ametin.

Sherwood, Dr. O(larence) McK (Inlay), Hercules
Powder Co, Kenvil^ N. J. Chemistry. Broadal-
bin, N. Y, AprU 1, 88. A.B, Wesleyan, 09;
PhJ), ComeU 14. Chemitt, U. 8. Pub. Health
Berrice, 15; IT. S. Dept. Agr, 15-17; Heroule§
Powder Co, 17- Ohem. 8oc. Medical chem-
icals; bacteriological eultnre media.

Sherwood, Oeo(rge) H(erbert), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
Zoology, Biehmond, Maine, March 28, 76. AJB,
Brown, 98, AM, 99. Aast eorator invert, cool,
Am, Mueewn Nat. Hiet, 01-06, curator pub,
eduo, 06-, asst. treas, 06-11, asst. sec'y, 06-
Asst, BioL Lab, IT. S. Fish Oommission, Woods
Hole, 98-02. Mus. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Ani-
mal behavior; correlation of the migration of
fishes with changes in temperature of the sea-
water; methods of visual instruction; nature
education in schools.

Sherwood, Prof. Noble P(lerce), Universitv of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Bacteriology, India-
napolis, Ind, March 24, 82. B.8, Kansas, 06,
A.M, 11 ; Chicago, 15. Bodman^ A. T. and S. F.
B. B, 05-06, topographer, 07; transitman and
chief of party, M. of W, 07-08; instr. in charge
science, high sob, Treers County, 00-10; asst. in-
str. bacter. and bot, Kansas, 10-11. instr, 11-14,
asst. prof, hacter, 14-16, assoe. prof, 16-18, prof,
IS" Exchange prof, bacter, Washington (St.
Louis), 18. See. Bact; Kans. Acad. Pleo-
morphic Streptococci; effect of chemicals upon
the hemolytic reaction.

Sherwood, B(ob«rt) OCriiOn), 72 £. Second St,
Coming, N. Y. Fhysies. Utley, Wis, Dec. 15,
85. A.B, Bipon, 08 ; A.M, Wisconsin, 10. Instr.
math, Bipon, 08-09; asst, Wisconsin, 09-10;
assoc. prof, Bipon, 10-12 ; instr. physics, Prince-
ton, 1^15; research physicist, Eastman Kodak
Co, 15; Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co. 15-17;
Coming Class Worles, 17- Assoc Physical Soe.
Oases and vapors from glass; effects of heat on
chemical glassware; high vacua and vacnum
gages; electrical resistivity of alloys.

Sherzer, Prof. W(illiam) H(ittell), Ypsilanti,
Mich. Geology, Nature study. Franklin, Ohio,
Sept. 6, 60. B.S, Michigan, 89, M.S, 90, Ph.D,
01; Berlin, 00-01. Instr. geol. and paleont,
Michigan, 91-92; prof. nat. science, Mich. State
Nor. Col, 9g- Instr. nature study, Chautauqua,
three years; field instr. geol, Nat. Sci Camp,
Canandaieuji, N. Y, four rears: in charge Smith-
sonian glacial ezped, Canadian Boekies and
Selkirks, summer. 04. A.A; Geol. Soc; Mich.
Acad, (past pres). Fossil corals; glacial geol-
ogy; Canadian glaciers; geological survey of
Monroe County and Wayne County, Michigan.

Shetterly, Dr. PJred P(loyd), Kingsport, Tenn.
Chemistry. Lapel, Ind, April 17, 83. A.B,
Indiana, 06; Ph.D, Cornell, 10. Asst. chem,
Indiana, 05-06; Cornell, 06-08, instr, 08. Chem.
Soc. Oxidation of hydrazin; behavior of anhy-
drous hydrazin.

Sbawliart^ W(alter) A(ndrsw), 173 Lenox Boad,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics. New Canton, HI,
March 17, 91. A.B, Blinois, 13, A.M, 14; Whit-
ing fellow, California, 1&-16, Ph.D, 17. Asst.

physics, California, 14-16; Illinois, 16-17; «i^
neef, Western Bleo. Co, 18- A. A; PhyBieal
Soc; Elec. Soe. Bipple wave motion; acceler-
ated motion of drops through viscous medium.
Shideler, Prof. W(illlam) HCenry), Miami ITni-
versity. Oxford, Ohio. Geology. West Middle-
town, Ohio, July 14, 86. A3, Miami, 07; PhD,
Cornell, 10. Asst. prof. zooL and geol, Ifiamt,
10-20, prof, geol, tO- Asst geologist, Ohio
GeoL Surv. A. A; GeoL Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Ohio Acad; Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist. Ordo-
vician paleontology and stratigraphy; general
paleontology and stratigraphy of tiie Chiein-
natic.

Shidy, L(6laiid) P(erry), U. S. Coaat and Geo-
detic Survey, Washii^n, D. C. Uathemaltkci
physics. St. Louis, Mo, July 27, 51. Missouri,
70-73; George Washington, 85-87. Computer,
U. 8. Coast and Geod. Surv, 7S-, chief, tidal dir,
97-16, asst. chief, 16- A.A ; Wash. Philos. Soc
Tides and tidal phenomena; cnrrenta.

ShieldB, Prof. Margaret C(alderwood), Mt. Hoi-
yoke College, South Hadley, Mass. Physics, 6t
Johnsbury, Vt, 83. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 05;
Ph.D, Chicago. 17. Instr. physics, Mt. Hoi-
yoke, 07-11 ; Wellesley, 11-14 ; assoc. prof, Mt
Holyoke, IS- Physical Soc Thermodynjuniei.

Shllliday, Prof. O(larence) I^ee, Gettysburg, Pa.
Anatomy. Deerfield, Ohio, June 25, 82. Ph.B,
Ohio (Athens), 12, M.S, 13. Aast histol and
embryol, Cornell, 12-14; instr. histoL and biol,
Buffalo, 14-18; prof, anat, histol. sjid embryol,
and sec'y-registrar, col. dentistry* Tennesaee, 18-
20; hiol, Pennsylvania Col, iO- A.A; Ohio
Acad* Histology.

Staimak, Prof. BCobnmil), Iowa City, lows.
Botany. Near Shu^fville, Iowa, June 25, 61.
0.E, Iowa, 88, M.S, 02; hon. PhJ>, Prmg:iie, 19.
Instr, Iowa City Acad, 83-85; high seh, Iowa
Oity, 85-88; sool, Nebraska, 88-90; bot, Iowa,
90-96, asst. prof, 9^02, prof, coL pharmacv. 96-
02, physioL bot, 02-14, hot, 14-, head of' dept,
14-19, curator, herbarium, 19- Special field
work, TJ. & Bur. Forestry, 99-03; field asst,
Iowa GeoL Surv, 08, 09, exchange prof, plaat
ecol, Prague, 14; director, Iowa Lakeside Lab,
16, 18. Hon. pres, geol. sect, ScL Cong, Prague,
14. A. A. (v. pres) ; Bot. Soc ; Soc. Nat ; Bot.
Cent. StatcB: Geol. Soc: Iowa Acad, (pres, 04V,
cor. mem. Davenport Acad; Wash. Aead; fit
Louis Acad. Systematic botany; sand dunes
and desert floras; the priairies; plant distribu-
tion in Iowa; the fauna and origin of the loess.

Shlmer, Prof. H(erveT) W(oodbtim), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Boston, Mass.
Paleontology. Martin 's Cre^, Pa, April 17, 72.
Gettysburg, 91-93, hon. ScD, 16; A.B, Lafay-
ette, 99, A.M, 01; Ph.D, Columbia, 04; Harvard,
04-05. Tutor modem lang, Lafayette, 99-01;
asst. paleont, Columbia, 01-03; non-rea. lecturer
stratigi geol, Maes. Inst. Tech, 03, inatr, 03-08,
asst. prof, paleont, 08-12, assoc. prof, IB- AA;
Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Am. Acad; Wnsh.
Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Strati^graphy:
evolution; old age in braehiopods and moBnsks;
stratigraphic work in Massachusetts, Kew Yoik,
Arizona and Canada.

Shimer, l>r. Porter W(illiam), Eaaton, Pa.
^Chemistry, Shimerville, Pa, March IS, 67. EJC,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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Laf ajette, 78, Ph.D^ 99. Chief chemist. Thomai
Iron Co, 78-79; chief asst m chem. lab. of Dr.
Thomas M. Drown, 79-85; proprietor, ehem. oiul
metal, Idbj 86- Bes. lecturer on iron and steel,
Lafajette, 94-02. John Seott medal and pre-
mium, 01. Mem. Int. Steel Standards Com*
mittee. A. A; Chem. Soe; Chem. Eng; MIn.
Eng; Franklin Inst. Methods and apparatus
used in analytical chemistry; application of
chemistiy to metallargical problcnns; titanium
carbid; a new system of £tration in quanti-
tative chemical analysis; a simplified combus*
tion crucible; improved method in analysis of
coke and anthracite; volumetric method for the
determination of titanium in iron ores; applicftF
tion of chemistry to various problems in iron and
steel manufacture; new process of ease-harden-
ing steeL

Shingler, Pxof. Q^(rge) P(ixickney), Jr, Oxford,
Ga. Chemititry, Greenpond, S. 0, Nov. 28, 79.
B.S, Mercer, 02; Georgia, 03-04; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 05. Acting prof, chemy Emory ^ 0^
08, prof, 08-* A. A; C^em. Soc. Standards for
malt vinegar; the walnut stain and its effect on
fish life; complex silicates.

Shizm, Prof. F(z«d0rick) LCafayette), 854 18th
Ave, E, Eugene, Oregon. Chemistry, Mont-
pelier, Ind, April 17, 76. A.B, Indiana, 01,
A.M, 02; Yale, 02-03; PhJ), Wisconsin, Od.
Asst. cKtm, Indiana, 01-02; instr, WiMonsin, OS-
OS; asst. prof, Indiana, 05; instr, Wiseonsln,
05-07 ; asst. prof, Oregon, 07-10, prof, 10- A.A ;
Eleetroohem. Soc. Electrical conductivity of
solutions in ethylamin; double and triple thio-
cynates of caesium, cobalt and silver; optical
rotatory power of salts in dilute solutions; dif-
ferential osmotic pressure in non-aqueous sol-
vents.

Sbixm, Dr. M(iUoent) W(adilmni), Niles, Calif.

pMyehoXogy, Tedagogy. Niles, April 15, 58.
A.B, California, 80, PhJD, 98. Teacher, pab.
schools, 75-76, 81-82; ed, 'San Francisco Com-
mercial Herald,' 79-81; 'Overland Monthly,'
83-94. Mem. advisory council on educ con-
gresses, Columbian Expos, 93; chairman, ddld-
study cong. Midwinter Fair, San Francisco, 94.
Wash. Women's Anthrop. Soc Development of
the senses in infancy; development of iastine-
tive movements; primary education; develop-
ment of memory and association in infancy.

Shinn, Dr. Owen Louis, University of Pennsylva-
nia, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry. Philadel-
phia, July 30, 71. B.S, Pennsylvania, 93, PhJ>,
96. Instr. chem, Pennsylvania, 93-05, asst.
prof, 05-13, prof, applied chem, IS- Mem. XT.
S. Assay Commission, 07, 10-15. A.A; Chem.
Soc. Atomic weight of palladium and tungsten ;
molybdenum; complex thiosulphates; some va-
nadium compounds; electrochemistry; graphite.

Shipley, Prof. JColm) WCadey), 638 Jubilee Ave,
Winnipeg, Man, Can. Chemistry. Stonewall,
Man, Feb. 14, 78. B.A, Manitoba, 08; AJC,
Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 18. Asst. director, Wolcott
Gibbs lAb, Harvard, 12-14; asst. prof, ehem,
Ohio State, 14-16; prof, Man. Agr. Col, 16-19;
asst. prof, Manitoba, 19- Chem^, Nat. Oeog.
8oc. ezped. to Mt. Elatmai, 17. Chem. Soc
Analytical chemistry; compressibility of liquids;

zutrogen content of volcanic ash and of air In
Alaska.

ShiplAy, Dr. P(aal) O(alpln), 2412 Linden Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Fediatries. New Haven, Cona,
Oct. 17. 88. M.D, Tale, 13. Asst. biol, Shef-
field Scl Sch, Yale, 10-12; asst. and instr. anat,
Eophins, 13-15, assoc, 15-17, instr. pediat. and
asst, dispeneary, 17- Ass. Anat. Hematol-
ogy) gastro-intestinal tract; cell physiology;
growth of bone.

Shipton, Prof. Waahbmue D(enning), Washington
University, St. Louis, Mo. Geology. Derinda,
lU, Jan. 19, 93. B.S, Coe, 14; fellow, Iowa,
15-16, M.8, 16. Asst. geol, Iowa, 16-17; asst.
prof, Washington (St. Lovis), 17- Instr. geol,
Iowa, summers, 15-17; with Mo. Geol. Surv,
summer, 19. A.A; Iowa Aead. Stratigraphic
and physiographic geology; Pleistocene geology
of Missouri.

Shiraa, G^(rge), 3d, Stoneleigh Court, Washing-
ton, D. C. Zoology. Pittsburgh, Pa, Jan. 1, 59.
ComelL 81; Ui.B, Yale, 83; hon. ScD, Trinity,
18. Mem. Pa. Legislature, 89-90: XT. S. Con-
gress, 03-05; hoard of managers, Nat. Oeog. Soc,
10- Biol, expeditions to Newfoundland, tet,
Alaska, West Indies, Mez, Panama, Hawaii,
Lake Superior, Florida and the Bodcy Moun-
tains. Gold medal, Paris Expos, 00; grand
prize. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; Mem.
Omith. Union; Audubon Soc; Am. Bison Soc;
Soc Foresters; League of WOd Life Photog.
(pros); Game Protec. and Propag. Ass. (di-
rector) ; N. Y. Explorers Chib; wash. BioL Soc
Biological expeditions; federal migratory bird
bill

Shirk, Prof. OUxtOm 7<oqMh), 601 E. 14th St,
University Place, Nebr. Botasi/y. Morriston,
Dl, Aug. 18, 76. M.SJD, A.B. McPherson, 01,
A.M, 02; M.S, Chicago, 09; Nebraska. Prof.
chem. and physics, McPherson, 04-11; math,
Ottawa (E[ans), 11-13; hot, Nebr. Wesleyan,
IS-, head, dept. biol, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL
Soc; KsjkB. Acad; Nebr. Aead. Ecology; phys*
iology; salt marshes and alkali lands.

Shirk, Prof. James A(bram) a(arfield), Man.
ual Training Normal School, Pittsburg, Eans.
Mathematics, Physics. McPherson, E[ans, Jan.
12, 81. A.B, McPherson, 01, A.M, 02; MJ3,
Kansas, 05; Chicago, summer, 06. Prof. math,
and physics, McPherson, 01-04; asst. instr.
math, Kansas, 04-06; prof. math, and physios,
Ottawa, 06-12; asst. prof, physical science,
Mainudl Training Nor. Sch, Pittsburg, Kans,
12-14, head of dept. math, and applied mech,
14-, director eivU and mech. eng, IBO- Math.
Ass; Kans. Acad (pres, 15); Kans. Eng. Soc
Development of non-collegiate technical educa-
tion.

Shive, Dr. J(ohn) W(e8ley), Agricultural JBs^eri-
ment Station, New Brunswick, N. J. Plant
physiology. Halifax, Pa, Feb. 18, 77. Ph3,
Dickinson, 06, A.M 08; Ph.D, Hopkins, 15.
Plant physiologist, N. J. Sxp. Sta, IS- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Chem. Soc. Salt re-
quirements of agricultural plants.

Shiyely, Prea. L(e¥i) S(tepheii), Mount Morris,
111. Mathematics. Cerro Gordo, 111, Oct 10»
84. A.B, Michigan, 08; A.M, Chicago, It,

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Ph.D, 17. Trof. math, MU Uorrii, 08-15, ir--,
aeting pres^ 18-19, pret, 19^ Differential
geometry.

Shoemaker, Dr. D(a]ii«l) K(aylor), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agrieoltore, Waehi^^n, D. 0. aorti"
eultwre. Fair Haven, Ohio, Not. 16, 69. B.8,
Earlham, 94; fellow, Hopkins, 02-03, Ph.D, 03.
Asst. biol, Hopkins, 02-03; eotton breeding, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 04-10, hortieulturitt, bur, plaM
mdwt, 10-' Hot. Soe; Wash. Bot. Soe. Ham*
amelis virginiana; garden Togetablee.

Shoemaker, Prof. H(arry) M(elYiii), 1906 N. 13th
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Mathemaiios. Hagere-
town, Md, Jan. 3, 80. B.S, PennsylTania, 02,
A.M, 03, Ph.D, 17. Prof, math, Pa. Mil. Col,
08-10; North East High 8eh, PhUa, 10-- Ap-
plied mathematics; partial differential equa-
tions; Bessel's fnnetions; vibrating membranes.

Shonla, Horace A(bbot), EU Lilly and Co, In-
dianapolis, Ind. Chemistry, Toseola, 111, May
14, 92. B.8, lUinois, 16, M.S, 17. Biol, chem-
ist, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-18; In ehctge ruearoh
in org. ehem, Bli LUlp and Co, 19^ With
C.W.8, and M.C, U.8.A. 18-19. Chem. Soc;
Ind. Acad. Organic chemistry; relation of
physiological action of organic compounds to
their structure and physical properties.

Shook, 0(l«in) A(lfMl), Norton, Mass. P^«iof.
Osgood, Ind^ July 16, 82. A.B, Wiseonsin, 07;
Ph.D, Illinois, 14. Instr. physics, Purdue, 07-
11; Illinois, 11-14; Michigan, 14-15; Williams,
1&-18; prof. phff9ie8 and math, Wheaton, IS-
Physical Soo; Ind. Acad. Badiation pyrometry;
q>ectrum analysis; refractometry.

flhor^, Dr. Bdmnnd O(eea), Semet Solvay 06,
Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. Ont, C^ March
6, 65. A.B, Queen's (Can), 86> A.M, 87, D.Se,
96. Chemist, Kohala Sugar Co, 93-99; Terri-
toiy of Hawaii, 99-03; Hawaii Exp. Sta, 06-
07; fertility iuTestigations, bur. soils, IT. 8.
Dept. Agr, 07-15, in charge chem. inirestigations,
15-18 ; research chemiat, Nat. Aniline and Ohem.
Co, 18; with Semet Sotvay Proeeee Co. Gold
and silyeir medals. Queen's (Can). Chem. Soe;
Soe. BioL Chem; Soe. Test Mat. Dye inter-
mediates; organic matter of soils.

Short; Mta Jeade M(ay), 282 N. Fulton A^e,
Mt Vernon, N. Y. Astronomy, MathemaUes.
College Springs, Iowa, June 5, 78. A3, Beloit,
00; AJC Oarletott, 11; fellow. Chicago, 14-16.
Principal, high seh, Browns Yall^, MfauL 01-
04; Bedwood Falls, 04-09; inatr. math, Carleton,
09-11, dean of women, 11-14; Bollins, 17-18;
oAee supervisor, Nat. Woxkmen's Oompensatioa
Sendee Bur, 18-20; instr. nuah, Seed, $0-
Astroa. Soe. Actuarial mathematics; system of
algol; photogra^de distortions of the 24-iBeh
reflector of the xeikea Obeerratory.

Short, Prof. B(olMrt) L(oni8), Lakewood High
School, Lakewood, Ohio. Maihematios. Dan-
ville, Dl, Sept. 18, 66. A3, Chaddock, 90; lUi-
aois; Northwestern; Munich, 97-98. Tutor
math, Wesl^an Sem, 85-87; instr, Chaddods,
87-90, prof^ 93-94; ▼. pros, and prof, math. Ft.
Worth, 94-97; instr, high sch, Quincy, 111, 98-
99; Illinois, 00-01, asst. prof, 01-02; ed, D. C.
Heath and Co, 02-07; head instr. Tech. High
Sdi, dereland, 08. A. A; Math. Soc; Eng.

Eduo; Central Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers.
Algebra; geometry; unification of secondary
mathematics; mathematics for induatrial and
technical schools.

Shoub, HCymaa) L(oni8), Hygienie Laboratorj,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Bussia, 78.
B.S, Mass. Inst. T^ch, 13. With N. Y. Com-
mission of Ventilation, 13; asst. health officer,
Wellesley, Mass, 13-14; with hygienic lab, U. 8.
Pub. Health Service, 14- Chem. Soc; Soc Baet;
EcoL Soc. Public health; Tentilation; nitrates
in sewage; reconstructed milk.

Showalter, B(a]ph) W(aldo), Indianapolis, Ind.
Bacteriology. Fremont, Nebr, 85. B^, Purdue,
09. Asst. chem, Purdue, 09; research chemist,
Eli IMly asid Co, 10-15, director, biol. lab, 15-
A. A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Pharmaeeat.
Ass. Biological produets.

Showman, Prof. Hairy M(uii8<m), ITniversity of
CaUf omia. Southern Branch, Los Angeles, Calif.
Mechanics. Denver, Colo, April 17, 89. EM,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 10; A.M, Harvard, 19. Instr.
math, Colo. Sch. Mines, 10-12, asst. prof. cItU
eng, 12-17, prof. mech. and civil eng, 17-18;
asst. prof. mech. and hydraul, Case, 19-20; math,
CaUfomia (Somthem Brands), 90- Lectuiei
physics, Harvard, 19. Matiu Ass. Strength of
materialB.

Shradsr» Dr. J(amia) H(oiuton), Coconut Prod-
ucts Corporation, Baltimore, Md. Chsmittrg.
Washington, Sept. 80^ 85. A3, George Wash-
ington, 09; PhJ>, Hopldna, IS. Asst chem,
Hopkins, 12-18; lab. director, Gibbs Preoerring
Co, 13-17 ; chem. technologist, bur. plant indut,
V. 8. Dept. Agr, 17-19; cMef chemist, CoeomU
Products Corp, 19- Industrial utilisation of
pfauit produets; canning-house wastea; vegetable
oils; food paddng; pectin jellies.

Shvare* Dr. FQRMt^ Desert Botanical Ijaboratory,
Tucson. Aris. *Botan/y. Easton, Md, July 8, 78.
A3, Hopkins, 01, Ph.D, 05, Bruce fellow, 05-
06. Instr. in charge phanerogamie bot. Gold
Spring Harbor, 04-05; assoe. prof, bot, Goueher,
06-08; staff susm. desert lab, Catmegia Instii^-
tion, OS- Ed, 'Plant World,' 11-19. AhA; Soc
Nat; Bot. Soc; EeoL Soc. (see>-treasy 15-19);
Ass. Geog; Soe. Foresters; West. Soe. Nat; Aii-
aona State Forestiy Ass. (prea). DevelopBiest
of Sarraeenia; plant life of Maryland; eeohigr
and idiyriology of the mountain ndn-f orests of
Jamaica and of desert vegetation; water rels-
tiona of plants; rainfall and temperature in
mountains; vegetation and climate in tlio XTniled
States.

Shvara* Mri. gorreafc (BdMi Ctafla Ttanawif),
Desert Botanical Laboratory, Tueaon, Acu.
Plasit physiology. Grand Bapids, ICah, Nov. 7,
82. aIB, Chicago, 08. Instr. ]riiyaiea| GoQdMr»
07-09; research asst. plant phyrio^ Hopkina, 11-
12; vol. investigator, desert lab, Cmmegie InsH-
tution. It- AJL; EcoL Soe; West. See. K&t
Water relations of desert plants; eoUoidal geb;
leaf temperature.

Shnftfldt^ Dr. B(ohert) W(llsoa), 8356 18th 81,

N.W, Washington, D. C. * Zoology, Biology, New
York, N. Y, Dec. 1, 50. Cornell. 74; MJ).
George Washington, 76. Capt. 's cleiv and sigsAl
oflcer, TJ.S.N, 64, hydrographer, Hydrog. Office,
74; lieut, med. dept, VAJl, 76-81, eapt, 81-U

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major, 04, retired^ 04. Hon. curator, Smith-
• sonian Inst, 82-88 ; in charge, dept. comp. anat,
IT. S. Army Med. Museum, 88, on duty, 18-19:
assoc. sool, Smithsonian Inst; ed, nat. hist, de-
partments of sereral magazines and journals;
judge, Columbian Expos, 93. Belgian Order of
St. John of Jerusalem, 19. A. A; feL Oniith.
Union; Soc. Mammal; Wash. Aquarium Soe.
(pres. 16); Wash. Biol. Soc; N. Y. Medico-
Legal Soc. (trustee) ; cor. mem. London Zool.
Soc; Boyal Australasian Omith. Union; Soc.
Ital. d'Anthrop, Etnol. e PsieoL comp; 1 'Alli-
ance scientiilque universelle. Anatomy of ver-
tebrates; psychological phenomena; biology; ex-
ploration; a classification of birds; osteology
of various groups of birds; studies of the hu-
man form; game mammals of United States.

Shnler, Dr. BlUa W(ilUam), Southern Methodist
University, Dallas, Tex. Geology. Comers
Bock, Ya, Oct. 15, 81. A.B, Emory and Henry,
03; A.M, Yanderbilt, 07; fellow, Harvard, 13-
14, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 15. Asst. biol, VanderbUt,
07-08; prof. biol. and geol, Polytech, Ft. Worth,
Tex, 08-13; asst. geol, Harvard, 14-15; assoc*
prof. South, Methodist, 15-17, prof, 18- Mem.
Shaler Mem. exped. to South. Appalachians, 16;
acting geologist, Tex. Bur. Econ. Oeol, 17.
A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass. PetroL GeoL Strati-
graphic geology; physiography; paleontology.

Shnll, Prof. A(aron) FrankUn, 520 Linden St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Zoology, Miami Co, Ohio,
Aug. 1, 81. A.B, Michigan, 08; PhJ), Colum-
bia, 11. Asst aool, Michigan, 0&-08; Columbia,
09-11, acting asst. prof, Michigan, 11, instr, 11-
12, asst. prof, 12-14, assoo. prof, 14- Ento-
mologist, Mich. Biol. Surv, summer^ 08. A.A;
Soc. Nat. (sec'y, 20-); Soc. Zool. (exec com-
mittee, 13-18); Entom. Soc; Mich. Acad. Oe-
netics; life cycles in rotifers, aphids and thrips;
sex determination and heredity in rotifers and
insects; mammals.

Shnll, Prof. Chaxlas AQbert), University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky. Botany, Clark Co, Ohio,
Jan. 19, 79. Antioch, 00-02; B.S, Chicago, 05,
fellow, 05-06, Ph.D, 15; Cold Spring Harbor,
07. Asst. prof, biol, Tran^lvania, 0^8, prof,
biol. and geol, 08-12; asst. prof, bot, Kansas,
12-15, assoc. prof, plant physiol. and genetics,
15-18; prof, plant phyeiol, and head, dept. hot,
Kentucky, 18- Asst. bot, Chicago, summer,* 11.
A.A; Bot. Soc. (chairman, physiol. sect, 19);
Ecol. Soc; Bot. Cent. States; Wash. Biol. Soc.
Plant physiology; germination; semipermeabil-
ity; surface forces in soils; intake of water
vapor by colloids; effects of natural gas on
plants.

Shnll, Dr. (}eo(rge) HCanlson), 60 Jefferson
Head, Princeton, N. J. ^Botawy, Clark Co,
Ohio, April 15, 74. B.S, Antioch, 01; Ph.D,
Chicago, 04. Student asst, U. S. Bur. Forestry,
01; bot. asst, U. S. Nat. Museum, 02; bot. ex-
pert, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-04;
asst. plant physiol, -Chicago, 03-04; bot. inves-
tigator, Carnegie Institution, 04-15; prof, hot.
and genetics, Princeton, 15- Ed, 'Genetics';
ed. for genetics, 'Bot. Abstracts.' A. A; Soc.
Nat. (v. pros, 11, pros, 17) ; Genetics Ass.
(chairman, plant sect, 12); Ecol. Soc; Bot.
Soc; Am, Geog. Soc; Philos. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club; Wash. Acad; Bot. Gesell; Int. Ass. Bot.
40

Gross morphology; variation; heredity; plant
breeding; secular variation; latency; in-breed-
ing; heredity of sex and of other characters in
Lychnis, Oenothera, Bursa, etc.

Shnll, J(am68) BCarlon, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Boiaavy, Clai4c
Co, Ohio, Jan. 23, 72. Valparaiso, 94-95; Art
Students' League, 02-03. Instr. art, Antioch,
96-98, bot, 97-98: hoi. artist, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
08- Wash. Bot. Soc. Plant morphology; plant
breeding; botanical illustration.

ghunway, Prof. Waldo, Dartmouth College, Han-
over, N. H, Zoology. New Brunswick, N. J,
May 8, 91. A.B, Amherst, 11; A.M, Columbia,
13, Ph.D, 16. Asst. zool, Columbia, 14-15; hiol,
Amherst, 15-16, instr, 16-17; asst. prof, Dart-
mouth, 19- Mem. Amherst biol. exped. to Pata-
gonia, 11-12. A.A; N. Y. Acad. Protozoology;
endocrinology.

Shnpp, Dr. Aaher ^nmlrlln, Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Effort, Pa, Oct.
8, 87. A.B, Muhlenberg, 10; fellow, Pittsburgh,
15-17, Ph.D, 17. Prof, chem, Thiol, 10-15;
research chemist, E. I. duPont de Nemours and
Co, 17-19; fellow, Mellon Inst, 19- Chem. Soc.
Organic chemistry; phthalic acid; phenolph-
thalein.

Shnte, Dr. DCaaial) Korfoot, 1727 De Sales St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Anatomy, Ophthalmol-
ogy. Alexandria, Ya, Oct. 22, 58. A.B, George
Washington, 79, M.D, 83. rrosector to chair
of anat, George Washington, 86-87, lecturer,
87-88, prof, 88-10. Clin, asst, Boyal OphthaL
Hosp, London, 88-89; ophthalmologist to vari-
ous hospitals, D. C; consulting ophthalmologist.
Govt. Hosp. for Insane. A. A; Ass. Anat; CTol.
Surg; Am. Med. Ass; D. C. Soc. Opthal. and
Otol. (past pros) ; Wash. Acad, (past y. pres) ;
Wash. Anthrop. Soc. Human and comparative
-anatomy of the nervous system.

Shutt, F(rank) TQiosiaB), Experimental Farm,
Ottawa, Can. Agrioulturai chemistry. Lon-
don, England, Sept. 15, 59. B.A, Toronto, 85,
M.A, 86, D.Sc, 14. Demonstrator chem, Toronto,
85-87; Dominion chemist and asst. director,
Dominion Exp. Farms, 87- A. A; Chem. Soc;
fel. Boyal Soc. Can; fel. Can. Inst. Chem; fel.
London Chem. Soc; fel. Inst. Chem. Gt. Britain
and Ireland. Rational means of maintaining
and increasing soil fertility; conservation of soil
moisture.

8Ibort» BCaJor Gen. W(l]liam) L(ntlier), Chemi-
cal Warfare Service, Washington, D. C. Engi-
neering. Gadsen, Ala, Oct. 12, 60. Grad, U. S.
MiL Acad, 84; hon. D.E, Nebraska; Uj.D,
Alabama. All grades from second lieut. to
major gen, 84-17; in charge, several river and
harbor districts, U. S, and chief engineer and
gen. manager, Manila and Dagupal B. B, 99-00 ;
in charge construction of Atlantic end, Panama
Canal, 07-14; director, C.W.8, 18- Mem.
Isthmian Canal Commission; chairman. Board
of Engineers for Flood Prevention ii^ China, 14.
D. S. medal; Commandeur Legion d'honnenr.
Civil Eng.

Sibtoy, Prof. Ftedarlck H(nbbard), 307 Sixth St,
Bene, Nev. Mechanical engineering. Oxford,
Mass, 72. Ph3, Brown, 98; M.E, Case, 05.
Asst. prof. mech. en^, Case, 03-08; prof, Ala-

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bama, 08-12; assoe. prof, and later prof, Kan-
sas, 12; prof, mech, eng, and dean, col, enff,
Nevada. A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Edac Flow
of steam through nozzles; efficiency of involute
gear teeth; petroleum cracking; oils; pure
mechanism.

Sibley, Robert, Bialto Building, San Francisco,
Calif. Engineering, Bound Mountain, Ala,
March 28, 81. B.S, California, 03. Chief elec.
engineer, Mariposa Commercial and Mining Co,
t)3; prof. elec. eng, Montana, 03-07; consulting
engineer, 07-11; prof. mech. eng, California,
11-15; ed, 'Jour, 'Elec/ 16-; Pacific Coast ed,
'Elec. World,' 19-20; 'Elec Merchandising,'
19-20; pres, McGraw HUl Co, 20- FeL Elec
Eng; Mech. Eng. (past chairman, San Fran-
cisco sect). Uses of fuel oil; steam power gen-
eration; water power and hydroelectric develop-
ment.

Siceloff, Prof. L(ewis) Parker, Columbia Uni*
versity, New York, N. Y.. M.aiher^at^c8, But-
ler, Mo, Jan. 21, 80. A.B, Central Col. (Mo),
00 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 12. Instr. math, Buchanan,
00-02 pres, 02-04 ; instr, Col. City of N. Y, 05-
06; Columbia, 06-12, asst. prof, It- Math.
Soc Theory of groups.

Slckelfl, Dr. Ivin, College of the City of New
York, New York, N. Y. Geology. Nyack, N. Y,
Aug. 13, 53. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 74, M.S,
78; MJ), N. Y. Univ, 83. Curator, Col. City of
N. Y, 78-83, tutor and inatr. nat. hist, 83-97,
asst. prof, 97-05, assoc. prof, 05-10, prof, 10-
18, geol, 18- Instr, lecturer and assoc. prof,
chem. and physics, med. col, N. Y. Univ, 80-98;
asst. prof, med. col, Cornell, 98-09. A.A; Chem.
Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad.

Sidener, Prof. 0(liarl66) ]f(rederlek), UniverBity
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry.
HuntflviUe, 111, Feb. 25, 58. B.S, Minnesota.
Instr. chem, Minnesota, 83-93, asst. prof, 93-
06, prof, 06- A.A; Cem. Soc. Determination
of aluminum; phosphorus in vanadium steel and
ferro-vanadiuuL

Bidis, Dr. Boris, Portsmouth, N. H. *P«yo%oI-
ogy, Psychopathology. Russia, Oct. 12, 67.
A.B, Harvard 94, A.M, 95, Ph.D, 97, M.D, 08.
Assoc, psychol. and psychopath, Path. Inst, N.
Y. State Hospitals, 96-01; director, psychopath,
hosp. and psychopath, lab, N. Y. Infirmary for
Women and Children, 01; med. director, The
Sidis Psychotherapeutic Inst, Psychopath. Soc
(cor. sec'y); Psychol. Ass. Psychology of sug-
gestion; mental dissociation; hallucinations;
memory; multiple personality; forms and nature
of functional mental dissociation; sleep; laugh-
ter; the nature and causation of galvanic phe-
nomena.

Slebenthal, C(laade) E(llswortli), U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Vevay,
Ind, April 16, 69. A.B, Stanford, 92, A.M, 93 ;
Indiana, 94; fellow, Chicago, 97-99, 00-01.
Asst. geologist, Ark. Geol. Surv, 89-93; Ind.
Geol. Surv, 96-99; V. 8. Geol. Surv, 01- Instr.
geol, In^na, 91. Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Soc Econ. Geol; Wash. Geol. Soc. Eco-
nomic geology; ore deposits.

Sieg, Prof. L(ee) P(aiil), University of Iowa,
Iowa City, Iowa. *Physics. Marshalltown,
Iowa, Oct. 7, 79. B.S, Iowa, 00, feUow, 00-03,

M.S, 01, Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics, Iowa, 99-00;
instr. and head of dept, Carleton, 03-06; instr,
Iowa, 06-08, asst. and assoc prof, OS-19, prof,
go- Capt, science and research div. Air Serv-
ice, 18-19. A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Iowa Aead.
Elasticity; optical properties of erystala and of
selenium; air resistance; elasticity and crystal
structure.

Siepleln, Dr. O(tto) JdUiiu),* Groye City, Pa.
Chemistry. Cleveland, Ohio, Dec 21, 77. B.S,
Case, 99, M.S, 02; Ph.D, Bonn, 06. Instr. org.
and applied chem, Case, 99-04; asst. to Dr.
Anschutz, Bonn, 05-06; prof, chem, Grove CiXy,
06- chiem. Soc; Chem. G^esell. Petroleum;
mesaconic ester adds and other derivatives;
thiamids.

Sigerfoos, Prof. Charles P(et6r), 1023 University
Ave, S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Zoology. At-
canum, Ohio, May 4, 65. B.S, Ohio State, 89;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. Instr. zool, Ohio State, 89-
91; biol, Virginia, 91-92; asst. zool, Hopkins,
95-97; asst. prof, animal biol, Minnesota, 97-
00, prof. 0ool, 00- Instr. embryol. Cold Spring
Harbor, 97-02. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. ZooL
Ship-worms.

Slgsbee^ Sear Admiral Gbaxles Dwi^^t, U. S. N,
539 W. 112th St, New York, N. Y. Naval art
and science. Albany, N. Y, Jan. 16, 45. Grad,
U. S. Naval Acad, 63. Ensign and later lieut,
lieut. commander, commander, capt, rear admiral,
U.S.N, 59-07, retired, 07. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 74^78; chief hydrographer. Navy Dept,
93-97, chief, intelligence office, commander.
League Isl. Navy Yard and Naval Sta, Phila.
Bed Eagle of Prussia from William I. A. A;
Philos. Soc. Naval art and science; practise
and economy of deep-sea dredging; hydrogra-
phy; meteorology; naval tactics and strategy.

Slier, Uent. OoL JCoa^h) F(raiiklin). U.8.A,
Medical Corps, Office of Surgeon General, Wash-
ington, D. C. Medicine. Orion, Ala, June 7,
75. B,S, Ahi. State Nor. Col, 95; M.D, Virginia,
98. Med. officer, V.8.A, OS-; in charge, div, lab-
oratories and infectious diseases^ 8.G.0, Lec-
turer tropical med, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch,
chief, lab. med. zool; mem. Thompson McFadden
Pellagra Commission. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; CoL
Surg; Soc Trop. Med; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass.
Study PelUigra (v. pres, 12-15, pres, 15); Ass.
Mil. Surg; N. Y. Acad; fel. Boyal Soc Trop.
Med. and Hygiene. Pellagra; sanitation; hy-
giene.

Bill, Dr. Herbert F(owler), Beaearch Building,
East Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Geneseo, N.
Y, March 7, 72. B.S, Princeton, 94, M5, 96;
G«ttingen, 00-01; Ph.D, Leiprig, 04. Instr.
anal, chem, Princeton, 96-00, 01-03; Carnegie
research asst, 05; asst. prof, chem, Gamegic
Inst. Tech, 07-12, prof, 12-14; chem. re-
search engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 18- Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. The equilih-
ria between nitrogen bases and organic acids in
various solvents; influence of pressure on solu-
bility; metallic thorium, uranium and sireonium.

Silsbee, Dr. Ftaada B(rlgg8), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Lawrence,
Mass, July 8, 89. B.S, Mass. Inst Tech, 10,
M.S, 11 ; Ph.D, Harvard, 15. Asst. physicist and
later physicist. Bur. Standards, 12- A.A; Phyt-

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ieal Soc; assoe. Elee. Eng; WaiA. Aead; Wash.
Philos. 8oc. Eleetrical measnrements.

BUvennan, Prof. Alexaxider, 5806 Ellswortli Ave,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Pittsburgh, May
2, 81. Ph.B, Pittsburgh, 02, M.S, 07; A.B, Cor-
nell, 05. Chemist, Macbeth-kvans Glass Co, 02-
04; instr. inorg. chem, Pittsburgh, 05-09, asst.
prof, 0^12, prof, if-, head, sch. ehem, 18-
Consulting chemist on glass. A. A; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; Ceramic Soo; Soc. Test. Mat;
Min. Eng; Soc Chem. Indust; Soc. Glass Tech-
nol; N. T. Chemists Club; London In^rt. Metals.
Technology and manufacture of glass; micro-
scopic illumination.

Silverman, Dr. L(oiii8) LCasanui), Dartmouth
College, Hanover, N. H. Mathematics, Suvalk,
Bussia, April 21, 84. A.B, Harvard, 05, A.M,
07; Ph.D, Missouri, 10. Instr. math, Missouri,
07-09; Cornell, 09-17; with Gen. Elec. Co, 17-
18; asst, prof, math, Dartmouth, 18- Math.
Soc. Divergent series.

Silvester, Capt Charles F(rederick), IT. S A,
Army Medical Museum, Washington, D. C. Ariat-
omy, Princeton, N. J, Dec. 21, 76. Preparatox
anat, Princeton, 97-99, asst, 99-19, curator, mor-
phol. museum, 01, zool. museum, 09-19; capt,
U,8,A, 17- Peary relief exped, 99; med. mu-
seum unit, A.E.F, 19. A.A; Ass. Anat; Ass.
Mus; Soc. IchthyoL and Herp. (board of gov-
ernors); Int. Ass. Med. Mus. (v. pros). Com-
parative anatomy of vertebrates; ichthyology.

Silver, Prof. 0(8car) W(ilUam), College Station,
Tex. Physios. Fisher's, Ind, April 3, 80.
A.B, Indiana, 07, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Chicago, 15.
Instr, physios, Purdue, 08-14, asst. prof, 15-16;
prof, Tex. Col, 16- A. A; Physical Soc Point
discharge in electrostatic and magnetic fields;
fall of a droplet in a gas and in a liquid.

Simmons, Dr. George H(eiiry), 712 Gordon Ter-
race, C^cago, 111. Medicine, Morton, England,
Jan. 2, 52. Hahnemann Med. Col, 82; M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 92; hon. A.M, Tabor, 99; LLJ>,
Northwestern, 07. Practising physician, 9t-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, 99-11, ed. and gen.
manager, ' Jour, ' 99-) ; West. Surg, and Gynec.
Ass. (sec'y and treas, 96-01); Chicago Path.
Soc.

Simms, S(teplien) 0(liapman), 7030 Chappel Ave,
Chicago, 111. Ethnology. Georgetown, D. C,
March 22, 63. Private and pub. schools. Asst.
curator, dept. anthrop, Field Musewn Nat. Hist,
94-13, curator, pub, sch. exten, IS- Portuguese
vice consul, Chicago, 92-19, consul, 19-; asst.
eec'y and in charge, dept. of foreign affairs,
Columbian Expos, representative of Sultan of
Johore; ethnologist in charge, sect, ethnol, dept.
anthrop. La. Purchase Expos, 04; mem. jury
awards, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Anthrop.
Ass; Folk-lore Soc. Ethnology of the Noftii
American aborigines.

Simon, Br. Charles E(dmimd), 1734 Linden Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Medicine, Baltimore, Sept. 23,
66. A.B, Hopkins, 88; M.D, Maryland, 90;
Paris, 91-92. Asst. dispensary, Hopkins Hosp,
89-90, asst. res. physician. 90-91; prof. din.
path, and exp. med. Col. Physicians and Surg,
Baltimore, and sch. med, Maryland, 10-20; fel-
low by courtesy, sch, hygiene and pub. health,
Hopkins, ld-20; lecturer med. aool, BO- Man-

aging ed, 'Am. Jour. Hygiene,* 20- A. A; Soc
^. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soc; Mi-
cros. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Md. Med. and Chirurg.
Faculty. Physiological and pathological chem-
istry; clinical laboratory methods; experimental
hematology; sulphur; metabolism; experimental
cancer work; serology; immunology; proto-
zoology.

Simon, Dr. Webster O(odmaii), Western Reserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio. Mathematics. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio, Oct. 3, 92. A.B, Harvard, 14,
A.M, 15; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Instr, math. West-
ern Reserve, 18- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Dif-
ferential equations in infinitely many variables.

Simoadfl, Prof. Ftvderie WOUlam), University of
Texas, Austin, Texas. Geology. Charlestown,
Mass, July 3, 53. B.S, Cornell, 75, M.S, 76;
Ph.D, Syracuse, 79; hon. ScD, Arkansas, 93.
Instr. geol. and paleont, Cornell, 75-77; prof,
geol, zool, bot. and physiol, North Carolina, 77-
81; lecturer econ. geol, Cornell, 87; prof. bioL
and geol, Arkansas, 87-90; assoe. prof, geol,
Texas, 90-95, prof, 96- Special agent, dept.
mining statist, tenth census, 80; biologist, Ark.
Exp. Sta, 87-90; special asst. Ark. Geol. Surv,
87-^2. A«A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol;
Southwest. Geol. Soc. (pres, Austin sect, 19);
Tex. Acad, (pres, 99-00, sec'y, 00-12). Strati-
glaphical geology of the southwest; physiog-
raphy of North America with special reference
to the physiographic conditions in Texas and the
southwest.

Slmondfl, Prof. Jamas PCersons), 2421 S. Dear-.

bom St, Chicago, 111. Pathology. Cleburne,
Tex, March 19, 78. A.B, Baylor, 01; MJ),
Bush Med. Col, 07; D.P.H, Harvard, 14. Asst.
city bacteriologist, St. Louis, 07-08; director,
lab. of path, and bacter, Ind. State Board
of Health, 08-12; prof, bacter. and hygiene,
Texas, 12-14; assoe, prof, path. Northwest-
ern, 14-; attending pathologist, Coolc Co, Hosp,
18-; coroner* s physician, 18- Lecturer hygiene,
Indiana, 10-1'2. Special investigator gas gan-
grene, Bockefeller Inst, Belgium, 16. A.A; Aas.
Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Path; Am. Med. Ass;
Chicago Inst. Med; Chicago Path. Soc. (pres,
18). Gas gangrene; anaphylaxis; peptone
poisoning; intracellular ferments; low blood
pressures; surgical shock; fat embolism.

Simpson, Dr. B(ei]]amin) B(oy), 476 Eastern
Parkway, Brooklyn, N, Y. EduoatUmal psychol-
ogy. Drumbo, Ont, Aug. 13, 77. A.B, Mc-
Master, 99; Chicago, 05; Ph.D, Columbia, 12.
Teacher, Victoria, B. 0, 00-^2; principal, high
sch, Cumberland, B. C, 02-05; instr. psychol,
and eduo, Training Sch. for Teachers, Brooklyn,
08- Instr, Georgia, summer, 10. A.A; Psychol.
Ass. Correlation of mental abilities.

Simpson, Dr. Burton TOiozne), 113 High St, Buf-
falo, N. Y. Pathology, Belleville, N. Y, July
30, 73. M.D, Buffalo, 08. Clin, pathologist,
Buffalo Gen. Hosp, 06-10; pathologist. State
Inst, for Study of MaUgnant Diseases, 10- Lec-
turer embryoL and anat. nervous system, Buf-
falo, 05-10. Soc. Cancer Beaearch; Am. Acad.
Med; Asa. Study Int. Secretions. Cancer;
adenoma of thyroid and prostate; goitre; ma-
lignant leiomyoma.

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Simpson, Dr. 0(liail6s) AngUBtiis, 1219 Connecti-
cut Ave, N. W, Washin^n, D. C. Dermatology.
Londoun Co, Va, Aug. 12, 88. M.D, George
Washington, 06; certificate, Vienna, 11. Staff,
N. Y. Skin and Cancer Hosp; N. Y. Post-Grad.
Hosp; N. Y. Dept. Health, 07-09 ,* assoc, dermat,
George Washington. Dermatologist to vari-
ous hospitals; asst. surgeon, med. reserve corps,
XJ.S.N. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Wash. Acad.
BBntgen-ray therapy of skin disease, exophthal-
mic goitre and cancer.

Simpson, Prof. C(liarlAS) a(amble), Carnegie In-
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathe-
maUos, Clarence, Iowa, May 20, 71. PhJS,
Cornell (Iowa), 95; Chicago, 98-00; Columbia,
10-13. Prof, math, Hedding, 00-03; instr.
math, and physics, Mich. CoL of Mines, 03-06;
instr. math, Iowa, 06-10; assoc. mech, Colum-
bia, 11-12; asst. prof, nuith. Pa. State, 13-20;
instr, meoh, Carnegie Inst. Tech, BO-* Math. Soc.

Simpson, Charles Tbrrsy, Little Biver, Fla.
Zoology, Botan/y. Tiskilwa, HI, June 3, 46.
Pub. schools. Aid, div. mollusks, IT. S. Nat.
Museum, 89-02. Lecturer zool, Georgetown.
Naiades; land and fresh water mollusks of the
West Indies; flora of Florida and West Indies.

Simpson, Prof. F(rBnk) M(orton), Bucknell Uni-
versity, Lewisburg, Pa. Fhysics. Clifford, Pa,
Nov. 8, 72. B.S, Bucknell, 95, M.S, 97. Prof,
physios, Bucknell, 00- A. A; Physical Soc.
Expansion of solids.

Simpson, Dr. George Stevens, Marlboro, Mass,
Chemistry. Marlboro, Sept. 20, 91. B.8, Maine,

. 18; M.S, Worcester, 15; Ph.D, Yale, 17. Asst.
ehem, Maine, 12-13«; Worcester, 13-15; Yale,
15-17. Chem. Soc. Preparation and hydroly-
sis of halogen aliphatic acids; qualitative sepa-
ration and detection of rare elements.

Simpson, Prof. Howard E(dwln), TJniyersity of
North Dakota, Grand Forks, N. Dak. Geology,
Clarence, Iowa, July 9, 74. Ph3, Cornell (Iowa) ,
96; A.M, Harvard, 05. Principal, high sch,
Knoxville, Iowa, 97-00; supt. schools, Colum-
bus Junction,- Iowa, 00-03; asst. phyoLog. and
meteorol, Harvard, 04-05; instr. geol, Colby,
05-07, assoc. prof, 07-09; asst. prof. North Da-
Jcota, 09-12, assoc. prof. geoL and physiog, 12-
19, prof. geog. geol, 19-; asst. state geologist,
09- Field asst, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 05-10; special
meteorol. observer, U. S. Weather Bur, 10-; act-
ing assoc. prof, Chicago, sunmier, 18. A.A;
Am. Gteog. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; N. Dak. Acad.
Underground waters of Iowa; physiography and
meteorology of North Dakota.

Simpson, Dr. Jesse P(lckrell), Palmer, 111. BioU
. ogy, Palz^er, Oct. 29, 68. M.D, Washington
(St. Louis), 99. Lieut, M.C. A.A; Am. Med.
Ass. Genetics, synthetical and analytical hy-
bridizing; laws for detecting impurities in sup-
posedly pure bred animals; surgery; appendi-
citis.

Simpson, Dr. John N(atlian), West Virginia Uni-
versi^ Morgantown, W. Va. Physiology. Ma-
son, W. Va, March 19, 69. A.B, Nashville, 93 ;
M.D, Hopkins, 0*2. Prof, physiol. and anat. and
head of med. faculty, West Virginia, 02-12,
dean, sch, med, li- Director, W. Va. State
Hygienic Lab, 13-17; eapt, M.B.C. Am. Med.
Ass; Am. Acad. Med.

Simpson, QCnlntos) I(nrln), Bear Creek Fum,
Palmer, IlL Biology. Palmer, Sept. 20, 62.
Pub. schools. Swine judge at Int and State
Fairs. A. A; Soc. Nat; HI. Acad. Genetics;
synthetical and analytical hybridizing; laws for
detecting impurities in supposedly pure bred
animals.

Simpson, Prof. Sntherlaad, Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. ^Physiology. Orkney, Scotland,
Feb. 3, 63. B.Sc, Edinburgh 94, M.B, Ch.B, 99,
Crichton scholar, 00, Goodsir fellow, 01, M.D,
01, D.Sc, 03. Lecturer ezp. physiol, Edinburgh,
02-08; prof, physiol, Cornell, 08- A.A; PhysioL
Soc; Soc. Ezp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Anat;
Endocrine Ass; British Ass; British Med. Ass;
Scottish Micros. Soc; feL Boyal Soc. Edinburgh.
Experimental physiology; anatomy and physiol-
ogy of the central nervous system; body tem- •
perature; bile secretion; electro-physiology of
secreting glands; pancreatic secretions; para-
thyroid; pituitary; milk secretion.

Simpson, Prof. T(homas) MdK(ider), Jr, Ash-
land, Va. Mathematics. Ettrick, Va, Jan. 12,
82. A.B, Bandolph-Macon, 01; A.M, Virginia,
07; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Acting prof. math, and
physics, St. Stephen's, 05-06; prof, math. Con-
verse, 07-15; instr, Texas, 17-18; prof. Ban-
dolpK-Macon, 19- Instr. astron, summer sch,
Virginia, 09-17, 20- A. A; Astron. Soc; Math.
Ass; Math. Soc. Belations between metric and
projective theories of space curves; comet oh-
servations; standards for faint stars.

Simpson, Prof. TQiomas) MCarshall), TTniyersity
of Florida, Gtainesville, Fla. Mathematics. Ad-
dison, Maine, Feb. 19, 81. A.B, Harvard, 06;
A.M, Wisconsin, 10, Ph.D, 16. Instr. math, Wis-
consin, 08-18; prof, Florida, 18- Math. Soc
Functional equations.

Sinclair, Prof. SCary Bmily, Oberlin College, Ober-
lin, Ohio. Mathematics. Worcester, Maiss, 78.
A3, Oberlin, 00; A.M, Chicago, 03, PhJ), 08.
Instr. math, Nebraska, 04-07; Oherlvn, 07-^8,
asst. prof, 08- A. A; Math. Soc. Galenlus of
variations; theory of equations.

Sinclair, Prof. W(illiam) J(olm), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. Geology, Paleontology.
San Francisco, Calif, May 13, 77. B.S, PhJ),
California; fellow, Princeton, 04-05. Instr.
geol, Princeton, 05-16, asst. prof, 16- Asst, TJ.
S. Geol. Surv; collector, museum, Calif omia;
geologist, Am. Museum Nat. Hist. A. A; GeoL
Soc; Paleont. Soc. Vertebrate paleontology;
anthropic, petrographic and stratigraphie geol-
ogy; Vertebrata of Santa Cruz beds of Pata-
gonia; Edentata of the California Pleistocene;
non-marine Tertiary sedimentation and life con-
ditions.

Singer, Prof. Edgar A(rthur), Jr. University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. PhUosopihy.
Philadelphia, Nov. 13, 73. A.B, Pennsjlyania,
92, Ph.D, 94, senior fellow, 97-98; Harvard,
95-96. Asst, Harvard, 96; instr. phUos, Peim-
sylvania, 98-03, asst. prof, 03-09, prof, (79-
Philos. Ass. The philosophy of nature; logic

Singer, Dr. H(arold) Donglaa^ Illinois State
Psychopathic Institute, Kankakee, HI. PsyoM'
atry. London, England, Jan. 7, 75. M.B, Lon-
don, 98, M.R.C.S, L.B.O.P, 98, M.D, 00, M.KCP,
01. House physician, St. Thomas' Hosp, Lon-

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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don, 98, asBt. Biipt, elin. lab, 99; junior and
later senior res. med. officer , Nat. Hosp. Queen
Square, 00-02; res. asst. phTsieian, St. Thomai'
Hosp, 02-04; assoe. prof, mental and neiTona
diseases, Creighton, 04-06; asst. gupt, Nebr.
Hosp. for Insane, 06-07; director, III, State
Psychopathic Inst, 07- Lecturer p^hiat, Ne-
braska, 06-07; lU. Pellagra Commission, 10-12;
Bristowe medal, London, 99. A. A; PsjehoL
Ass; Psjcbopath. Ass; Nenr. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass; Chicago Neur. Soc. (v. pros, 12, pres, 14) ;
feL Bojal Soe. Med; London Neur. Soe; Lon-
don Path. Soe. Baeteriology of emphysematoui
gangrene; periodic paralysis; acute myelitis;
pellagra; etiology of mental disorders; defensive
ferments in the blood.

SlBgewald, Prof. Jo0opli TOMophilns), Jt, Johns
Hopkins University, Baltimore, Md. Oeolofff*
Baltimore, Sept. 25, 84. A.B, Hopkins, 06, fel-
low, 07-08, Ph.1). 09. Junior geologist, U. S.
Bur. Mines, 10-20; assoe, prof, eeon, geol, Hop-
kins, IS- Geologist, Md. OeoL Surv, 13. Mem.
Williams Mem. exped. to S. Am, 19- A.A ; Qwh
Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc Mineral min*
ing; geology of South America.

Siimotty Prof. Edxmnid W(are), Storrs, Conn.
^Botany, Somerville, Mass, Feb. 5, 88. AM,
Harvard, 08, A.M, 10, Sheldon traveling fellow
in Australasia, 10-11. Ph.D, 13. In«:t- wood
technol, Harvard, 13-15; prof, hot, and genet,
Conn. Col, IS- A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc. (treas,
17-) ; Ecol. Soc. I^ant morphology and embry*
ology; plant morphogenesis; paleobotany; ecol-
ogy; wood technology.

Sisam, Prof. Charles H(erBhel), Colorado College,
Colorado Springs, Colo. *Maihematies, Cedar
Bapids, lowa^ Sept. 8, 79. A.B, Michigan, 02;
A.M, Cornell, 03, fellow, 03-04, Ph.D, 06. In-
str. math, TJ. S. Naval Acad, 04-06; assoe.
Illinois, 06-09, asst. prof, 09-18; prof, Colo,
Col, 18- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Ruled sur-
faces; surfaces generated by conies; surfaces
whose asymptotic lines are cubics.

Sisson, Prof. Septimus, Ohio State University,
Columbus, Ohio. Anatomy. Gateshead. Eng-
land, Oct. 2, 65. B.8, Chicago, 98; V.S, Out.
Vet. Col, 91. Demonstrator anat. Out. Vet. Col,
91-98; prof. vet. science and zool, Kansas State,
98-99, zool, 99-00; assoe. prof. vet. med, Ohio
State, 00-03, prof, oomp, anat, OS- A.A; Ass.
Anat. Anatomy of the domesticated animals.

Sittenfield, Dr. M(aiirlce) JCoseph), 73 E. 90th
St. New York, N. Y. Pathology, Germany, 77.
M.D, Bellevue Med. Col, 98. Assoe. path, Co-
Umbia^ 09- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
£xp. Biol; Ass. Cancer Besearch; Am. Med.
Ass; Harvey Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med. Cancer
research; immunity; tissue transplantation;
histo-pathology.

Skeels, H(omer) O(ollar), XT. 8. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany, G^and
Bapids, Mich, July 31, 73. B.S, Mich. Agr.
Col, 98. Gardener, bot. garden, Mich. Agr. Col,
9^-99; botanist. Forest of Arden, Joliet, HI, 00-
06; gardener, Dellwood Park, 06-08; scientific
asst, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 08-14, bot. asst. 14-19,
"botanist, 19- A. A; Bot. Soc; Wash. Bot, Soc.

Skiimer, Alanson (Bndc), American Museum of
I^atural History, New York, N. Y. AnthrO"

pology, Buffalo, N. Y, Sept. 7, 86. Columbia.
Asst. anthropologist, Af^, Museum Nat, Hist,
06-15, asst, curator, IS-; mem, scientific staff,
museum Am. Indian, Heye Foundation, 16-
20; asst, ouraior awthrop, MUioafukee Pub,
Museum, BO- Asst. arcSieologist, Am Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, expedition to Long ledand,
01; Peabody Museum exped. to New York, 04;
head^eocped. to N. Y. State, 07; James Bay, 08,
09; Winnebago and Menominee, Wis, 10; Flor-
ida, 10; Menominee of Wis, 10-12, 13, 19; Plains,
Cree and Ojibway, 13; Iowa, Ponca, Eansa and
Sioux, 14; co-leader, Susquehanna Biver exped,
16; leader, exped. to Costa Biea, 1(^-17, 18-19;
head archeoL explorations, N. Y. Iroquois region.
Fel. Ethnol. Soc; Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soe;
life mem. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist; Staten IsL Ass.
Arts and Sci. (trustee and patron). Archeology
and ethnology of North America ; the New York
eoastal Algonkin Indians; ethnology of the
northern Ojibway, eastern Cree, Menominee, and
Florida Seminole Indians.

Bkiimsr, Odiarles) E(dward), Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Co, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Engineering. Bedfield, Ohio, May 30, 65. Ohio
(Athens), 84r-85; M.E, Ohio State, 90. Con-
nected with lab, Westinghouse Bleo. and Mfg.
Co, 90-95, elec. engineer, 95-06, engineer in
charge, research div, 06-19, manager, research
dept, 19- Delegate, Int. Cong. Soc. Test. Mat,.
Brussels, 06; special representative Elec. Eng,.
Committee on Elec. Standards, London, 15;
chairman Am. delegation. Int. Eleo. Cong, Bms-
sells, 20; mem. Eng. Council. AJL; Elec, Eng,
(manager, 14-19, v. pres, 19-); Physical Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; IVanklin Inst; Soc Test.
Mat; West. Pa. Eng. Soc; Pittsburgh Acad.
High tension and high frequency phenomena;
insulating materials as applied to electrical ap-
paratus; aging of iron and steel in dynamos and
motors; effect of temperature on insulating ma-
terials.

Bkimisr, Prof. GLaronce A(!xreliiis), Kensington,
Md. * Physics. Loudon Co, Va, Jan. 6, 71.
B.S, Nebraska, 93; Ph.D, Berlin, 99. Demon-
strator physics, Nebraska, 99-01, adj. prof, 01-
03, asst. prof, 03-09; prof, and head of dept,
06-19; chief, optics div, Bur. Standards, 19-
A.A; Physical Soc; (mem. council, 10-13, ed.
board, 13); Optical Soe; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Passage of electricity through
gases; relation of the voltaic series to the elec-
trode drop in gases; atomic ions in gases; op-
tical properties of magnetic metals ; plane double
refraction normal to magnetic field in liquids;
phase change by reflection from substances
possessing selective absorption; electrode polari-
zation in gases.

Skinner, Prof. BCmest) B(rown), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Mathematics. Bed-
field, Ohio, Dec. 12, 63. A.B, Ohio (Athens),
88; Clark, 91-92; Ph.D, Chicago, 00. Prof.
math, Amity, 88-91; instr, Wisconsin, 92-95,
asst. prof, 95-10, assoe. prof, 10-20, prof, tO-
Director, McCormick Theol. Sem, 07-; mem.
Madison Sch. Board, 19- A.A; Math. Soc; Wis.
Acad, (past sec*y, and ed, 'Trans,' 00-05).
Finite groups of linear transformations; alge-
braic numbers.

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flklimer, Dr. Olenn 8(eyiiumr), University of Wis-
eonsin, Madison, Wia Chemistry, Oolumbus,
Kana, June 1, 90. A.By State Manual Training
Nor. Sehy Pittsburg, Kana, 13; A.M, Illinois,
15, Ph.D, 17. Asst. chem, Illinois, 14-17 ; Pitts-
burgh, 17; intir, Illinois, 19; Oberlin, 19-20;
Wisconsin, tO- State Manual Training Nor.
Sch. Pittsburgh, Kans, summers, 13, 17; with
A.E.F, 17-18. Organic chemistry; molecular
rearrangements in camphor series; optical iso-
merism.

flklniiar, Dr. Henry, Narberth, Pa. Entomology,
Philadelphia, Pa, March 27, 61. Certificate in
chem, Pennsylvania, 81, M.D, 84; ScD, Pitts-
burgh, 10. State entomologist, Pa, 94r- Prof,
entom, Acad. Nat. Sciences, Phila, 95-00, asst.
to curators, 01-, special curator, 20-; prof, en-
tom. Pa. Hort. Soc, 02-; ed, 'Entom. News,'
90-10, emer. ed, 10- Mem. exec, conunittee,
Int. Entom. Cong, 10-; mem. committee on
nomenclature, Int. Zool. Cong, 13. A.A; Entom.
Soc. (pros, 1&-) ; Ass. Econ. Entom; Pa. Hort.
Soc; Phila. Acad. (v. pres, 18); N. Y. Entom.
Soc; Phila. Geog. Soc. .Lepidoptera.

fiUimer, Dean John Harrison, Purdue Experiment
Station, La Fayette, Ind. Animal husbandry,
Bomney, Ind, March 10, 74. B.S.A, Purdue, 97.
Farm manager, 97-99 ; asst. agron, Purdue Exp.
Sta, 99-01; instr. animal husbandry, Illinois,
01-02; head of dept, Purdue, 02-, prof, animal
husbandry and dean, sch, agr, 07- Soc Prom.
Agr. Sci; Soc. Animal Nutrition. Cattle, sheep
and swine feeding.

Skinner, Dr. J(08liaa) J(ohn), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washingikon, D. C. Biochcmisiry,
Hertford, N. C, June 30, 82. B.S, North Caro-
lina, 03, M.S, 04; Ph.D, American, 17. Scien-
tist, bur. soils, TJ, 8. Dept, Agr, 04-14, biochem-
ist, bur, plant indwt, 14- Longstreth medal,
Franklin Inst, 19. Chem. Soc. (as8t..ed, 'Ab-
Btracte,' 18-); Bot. Soc. (ed, 'Abstracts,' 19-);
Soc. Agron; Wash. Acad. Biochemistry of
plants, soils and fertilizers; fertilizer require-
ments of soil types.

Skinner, Dr. W(llliam) W(oolford), IT. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chem-
istry, Baltimore, Md, 74. B.S, Md. Col, 95,
ScD, 18; M.S, George Washington, 97. Asst.
chemist, Md. Col, 95-99; assoo. chemist, Arizona,
99-04; food inspection chemist, bur, chem, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 04-08, chief, water lab, 08- Regent,
Maryland ; sec 'y, Md. State Board of Agr. A.A ;
Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (referee). Forage prod-
ucts; range forages; volatilization of certain ele-
ments in ashing plant materials; copper in irri-
gating waters; mineral springs of the United
States; manufacture of salt; dissolved oxygen;
soft drinks; lithia iodids^ bromids and ehlorids
in mineral waters and brines.

JSklrrow, Dr. F(rederick) W(Uliam), 49 Maple
Ave, Shawinigan Falls, Que. Chemistry, Lan-
caster, England. B.Sc, Victoria (Eng), 97,
M.Sc, 00; Ph.D, Leipzig, 02. Chemist, Nat.
Physical Lab, London, 02-03 ; research chem-
ist, Hardman and Holden. Ltd, 03-12; asst.
prof, chem, Utah, 14r-15; McGill, 15-19; chief
chemist, 8hawinigan Water arid Power Co, 19-
Lecturer physics, Colorado, 13-14. Physical and

industrial chemistry; gas works by-prodneto;
f errocyanids ; phenols; pyridin; acetylene.

BUck, Dr. Ftanda H(ervey), 227 Summit Are,
Brookline, Mass. Bacteriology, W. Abia^^n,
Mass, Jan. 7, 75. M.D, Tufts, 98. IHrector
Bias Laboratories, Brookline, Mass; instr, pub,
health lab, methods, Mass, Inst, Teeh, 8oc.
Baet; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass.

Sladen, Dr. I* (rank) J(oaeplL), 2209 Seminole Ave,
Detroit, Mich. Internal medicine. West Point,
N. T, Jan. 6, 82. A.B, Yale, 02; M.D, SCopkins,
06. Asst. med, Hopkins, 06-08, instr, 08-10,
assoc. and res. physician, Hopkins Hosp, 10-13;
chief, med. clinic, Detroit Gen. Hosp, 14-15;
physician in chief, Henry Ford Hosp, IS— Ma-
jor, M.C, 18-19. A.A. Coagnlation of blood;
infectious jaundiee; epidemic cerebrospinal men-
ingitis; internal hydrocephalus; vagatony and
sympathicotony ; in^ftuenza.

SLagle, Pres. Sobert L(ixiool]i), University of
South Dakota, Vermilion, S. Dak. Chemistry.
Hanover, Pa, March 17, 65. A.B, Lafayette,
87, A.M, 90; Ph.D, Hopkins, 94. Asst. to Prof.
Atwater, Wesleyan, 94-95; prof, chem, S. Dak.
Col, 95-97; S. Dak. Sch. Mines, 97-99, pres,
99-06; S. Dak. State Col, 06-15; South Dakota,
14- A. A; Chem. Soc. The double halids of
tin with anilin and toluidin.

Slate, Prof. F(red6rlck), 2231 College Ave. Berke-
ley, Calif. ^Mathematical physios, London,
England, Jan. 21, 52. B^, Brooklyn Polytech,
71; Berlin, 77-78; Strasbourg, 78-79. Instr.
chem, California, 74-77, prof, physics, 91-18,
emer, prof, 18- Analytic mechanics.

Slater, Prof. James B(odenbiirg), College of
Puget Sound, Tacoma, Wash. Zoology, Cairo,
N. Y, June 11, 90. Litt.B, Butgers, 13; A.M,
Syracuse, 17. Principal, Flintstone Agr. High
Sch, Md, 13-14; Leland, 14-15; teaching fel-
low, Syracuse, 16-17; prof, biol, Puget Sound,
19- Capt. Inf, 17-19. Ecol. Soc. Amphi-
bians.

Slater, W(llll8) A(ppleford), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Civil engineering.
Polo, HI, Oct. 14, 78. B.S, Illinois, 06, fellow,
08-10, M.S, 10, C.E, 12. Asst. to city engineer,
Elgin, m, 06; engineer, Ely Townsite Co, Nev,
07; asst, eng. ezp. sta, Hlinois, 10-15, research
asst. prof, applied mech, 15-17 ; engineer physi-
cist. Bur, Standards, 19- In charge struct. Uib.
investigations, concrete ship sect. Emergency
Fleet Corp, 17-19. Civil Eng; Soc. Test. Mat;
Concrete Inst. Structural engineering; mater-
ials of construction; reinforced concrete.

Slanght, Prof. H(ext>ert) E(ll8worth), 5548 Ken-
wood Ave, Chicago, 111. Mathematics, Wat-
kins, X. Y, July 21, 61. A.B, Colgate, 83, A.M,
86, ScD, 11; fellow, Chicago, 92-94, Ph.D, 98.
Prof, math, Peddie Inst, 83-89, prineipal, 89-
92; asst, assoc, instr. and later asst. prof, math,
Chicago, 94-07, assoc. prof, 07-18, prof, IS"
Ed, 'Am. Math. Monthly,' 12-16. A.A; Math.
Soc. (sec 'y, Chicago sect. 06-16) ; Math. Ass.
(pres, 19) ; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Cremona
transformation groups; mathematical pedagogy.

Slaymaker, Prof. S(amuel) B(obert), 25 E. WaA-
ington St, Chicago, III. Medicine, Davenport,
Iowa, Dec. 29, 64. A.B, Beloit, 86; M.D,

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

631

Bush Med. Col, 92. Ttof, med, Buah Med.
Col, 96" Attending physician, Cook Co. Hosp,
00-20. A. A: Am. Med. An; Chicago Soe.
Internal Med; Chicago Inst. Med; 'Chicago
Path. 8oc. Internal medicine.

Sleator, Dr. W(lUiam) W(anier), 1522 Geddes
Boad, Ann Arbor, Mich. PJi^fsios. Dexter,
Mich, May 24, 83. A.B, Michigan, 09, A.M,
11, Ph.D, 17. Instr. physios, Michigan, 09-17,
asst, prof, 17-

Slemoiu, Prof. Josiali Morris, 284 Orange St,
New Haven, Conn. Gynecology.. Saiishury,
Md, Not. 9, 76. A.B, Hopkms, 97, M.D, 01;
Berlin, 05; hon. A.M, Yale, 15. Instr, assoe,
and later assoc. prof, obstet, Hopkins, 01-13;
prof, gynec. and obstet, California, 13-15; Yale,
16^ Director, obstet. snrv. of France, Bed
Cross, 17; major, M.C, 18-19. A.A; Gynec
Soe. (councilor, 17) ; Col. Snrg. (mem. board
governors, 18); Soc Clin. Invest, (councilor,
16-19). Obstetrics; physiology of pregnancy;
nutrition of the fetus; placentation; puerperal
infection.

SUditer, Prof. OhaCrles) 8(mnnor), 636 Frances
St, Madison, Wis. ^Mathemaiics. St. Paul,
Minn, April 16, 64. Northwestern, 85, A.M, 86,
Sc.D, 16. Instr. math, Chicago Atheneum, 85-
86; Wisconsin, 86-89, asst. prof, 89-92, prof,
applied math, Pf-, dean grad, sch, fO- Asst.
hydrographer for work on ground water, XT. S.
Geol. Surv, 97-02; commissioner and sec'y, Wis.
Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 99-02; consulting
engineer, U. S. Beclamation Service, and engi-
neer in charge of investigation of motion of
underground waters, 03-11. AJL; Math. Soc;
Wis. Acad, (pres, 99-02) ; Circolo Mat. di Pa-
lermo. Theoretical investigations on the mo-
tions of ground water and other work in hydro-
dynamics; theoretical and field work.

SUditer, Prof. Walter Krrine), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N, Y. Electrical engineering.
St. Paul, Minn, May 7, 73. Col. City of N. Y,
88-90 ; E.E. Columbia, 96. Student and asst. to
0. P. Steinmetz, Gen. Elec. Co, 97-05, engineer.
By. and traction dept, 05-09, consulting engi-
neer, 09-; prof. elec. eng, Columbia, 10- Elec.
Eng; Mech. Eng. Alternating currents, motors
and systems; design of electrical machinery.

Sllphor, E(arl) O(arl), Lowell Observatory, Flag-
staff, Aris. Astronomy. Mulberry, Ind, March
25, 83. A.B, Indiana, 06, A.M, 08. Fellow,
Lowell Observatory, 06-08, astronomer, 08-
Mem. eclipse exped. to Spain, 05; Lowell ezped.
to the Andes to observe Mars, 07 ; eclipse ezped.
to Kans, 18. Medal, Soc. Astron. de Mex, 11.
A. A; Astron. Soc. Planetary investigations.

Slipher, l>r. V(e8to) M(6lTlii), Flagstaff, Aris.
^Astronomy. Mulberry, Ind, Nov. 11, 75. A.B,
Indiana, 01, A.M, 03, Ph.D, 09. Astronomer,
LoweU Observatory, 01-15, asst. director, 15-
Lalande prize, Paris Acad, 19. A.A; Astron.
Soc; Am. Acad; for. assoc. BoyaJ Astron. Soc;
Soc astron. de France. Spectroscopy; spectra
of planets, novae, stars, nebulae and aurora;
discovery of rotation of nebulae and phenomenal
velocities of spiral nebulae.

Sloan, Barle, South Carolina Geological Survey,
Charleston, S. C. Geology. Cherry Hill Planta-
tion, S. C, Oct. 18, 58. Virginia, 78-83. Asst.

geologist, XT. S. Geol. Surv, 86; state geologist,
8. C, 01" Consulting mining and chem. engi-
neer. A. A; Geol. Soc Economic geology and
stratigraphy; days, mineral localities, under-
ground waters, marls and other coastal plain
formations of South Carolina; paleontology of
South Carolina.

flloane, Dr. T(liom»8) O'Ctonor, South Orange,
N. J. Physics. New York, N. Y, Nov. 24, 51.
A.B, St. Francis Xavier, 70, A.M, 72; E.M,
Columbia, 72, Ph.D, 76. Prof. nat. sciences,
Seton Hall; lecturer scientific subjects; inventor
and scientific expert, 76- Mem. ed. staff,
^Plumber and Sanitary Engineer,' 'Scientific
American' and 'Youth's Companion.' CheuL
Soc. Electricity; the determination of all the
sulphur in illuminating gas ; self -registering coal
gas photometer.

Blobin, Prof. Hermon L(e6ter), Durham, N. H.
Mathematics. Moscow, Bussia, June 19, 83.
A.B, Clark, 05, Ph.D, 08. Instr. math, Mich.
Agr. Col, 08-09; Minnesota, 09-14, asst. prof,
14-19; prof, N. S. Col, 19- Math. Soc; Cir-
colo Mat. di Palermo. Plane quintic curves;
algebraic and transcendental curves and num-
bers; infinite series; algebraic fundamental
equations.

Blocom, Arthur W(are), Walker Museum, Uni-
versity of Chicago. Chicago, DI. Invertebrate
paleontology. liOlford, Mass, Nov. 8, 60. Chi-
cago. Paleontologist, Ward's Nat. Science Es-
tablishment, 98-99; Mil^ukee Pub. Museum,
00-01; asst. eurator invert, paleont. Field Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 01-14; Walker Museum, 14^
A.A; Paleont. Soc; IlL Acad. Fossil crinoids
and echinoids; trilobites.

glocum, Prof. Allison W(iiig), 295 Maple St,
Burlington, Vt. Physics. Dartmouth, Mass,
April 22, 66. A.B, Haverford, 88, A.M, 89;
A.M, Harvard, 90, Tyndall scholar, 91, Morgan
scholar (Berlin), 92. Teacher math, West
Chester State Nor. Sch, Pa, 92-93; prof, phys-
ics, Vermont, 93- AJL; Physical Soc. Dichro-
ism of crystals for ultra-red rays.

Slocnm, Prof. Frederick, Wesleyan University,
Middletown,Conn. * Astronomy. Fairhaven,Mass,
Feb. 6, 73. A.B, Brown, 95, A.M, 96, PhJD,
98. Instr. math. Brown, 95-00, asst. prof,
astron, 00-09; instr. astrophysics, Chicago, and
astronomer, Yerkes Observatory, 09-11, asst.
prof, astron, 11-14; prof, astron, Wesleyan,
and director, Van Vleck Observatory, 14-18;
prof. naut. science, Brown, 18-20; prof, as-
' tron, Wesleyan, and director, Van Vleck Ob'
servatory, BO- Mem. solar ecHpse exped. to Va,
00 ; acting director, Ladd Observatory, 04-05 ; re-
search asst, Yerkes Observatory, summer, 07 ; lee-
turer math, N. Y. Univ, summer, 08; volunteer
asst, Boyal Astrophys. Observatory, Potsdam,
08-09; instr. Navigation, TJ. 8. Shipping Board.
17-18. A.A; Astron. Soc; Am. Acad; Boyal
Astron. Soc; Astron. Gesell. Nautical science;
sun spots; solar prominences; solar observations
with the spectro-heliograph ; stellar parallax.

Slocum, Dr. S(tapli«n) B(lmer), University of
Cincinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Mathematics.
Glenville, N. Y, June 5, 75. B.B, Union, 97;
Ph.D, Clark, 00. Instr. civil eng, Cincinnati,
00-01, applied math, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-05;

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math, Illinois; 05-06; prof, applied math, dn"
cinnati, 06- Math. Boe; Eng. Edae; Automo-
tive Eng; Naval Eng. Lie's theory of eontinu-
ons groups; strength of materials; teaching of
mathematics ; applied mechanics.

Slonaker, Dr. JCames) Bollin, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. Zoology, Physiology. Farmland,
Ind; June 17, 66. B.S, Wisconsin, 93; Ph.D,
Clark, 96. Asst. prof, zool, Indiana, 96-01;
research asst. nenr, Chicago, 01-02, assoc, OS-
OS; asst. prof, physiol, Stanford, OS- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Physiol. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; fel. Calif.
Acad; f el. Ind. Acad. Anatomy and physiology
of the eyes of vertebrates; the eyes of the mole;
accomodation in the eye of the bird; the optie
tracts in the brain of a congenitally blind
pigeon; the daily activity of the white rat from
birth to natural death; the influence of food on
the growth and activity of the white rat.

81088011, Prof. Bdwin B(iiiery), 1701 Massachu-
setts Ave, Washington, D.C. Chemistry, Sabetha,
Kans, June 7, 65. B.S, Kansas, 90, M.S, 92;
Ph.D, Chicago, 03. Asst. chem, Kansas, 96-91;
prof, Wyoming, and chemist, Wyo. Exp. Sta,
91-04; assoc. ed, 'The Independent,' 04-21; ed.
Science Service, gl- Assoc, sch. of journalism
Columbia, 12- A. A; Chem. Soc. Soils; petro-
leum; foods; halogen acyl amines.

81nder» Dr. Oreenfitld, 354^ Washington Ave, St.
Louis, Mo. Medicine, St. Louis, Aug. 30, 65.
M.D, Washington (St. Louis), 88; Vienna. 96-
97; Berlin, 00; London hospital, 05. instr.
urinol. and din. med, Washington (St. Louis),
91-96, lecturer laryngol, 96-06, elin, prof, 06-,
director, dept. laryr^ol, and rhinol. Ass. Anat;
Am. Med. Ass; LaryngoL Ass. Laryngology;
diseases of the nose; relation of sphenopalatine
ganglion to the nose ; headache and eye disorders
of nasal origin; tonsillectomy.

Blye, SCand, 5836 Drexel Ave, Chicago, HI. Pa-
thology, Minneax>olis, Minn, Feb. 8, 79. A.B,
Brown, 99; Chicago, 06, fellow, 08-11. Prof,
psychol. and pedag, R. I. State Nor. Sch, 99-05 ;
mem, staff, Sprague Mem, Inst, Chicago, 11-,
instr. path, Chicago, 19- Gold medal. Am. Med.
Ass, 14; Bicketts prize, 15. A.A; Ass. Cancer
Besearch; Am. Med. Ass. Heredity and evolu-
tion; cancer; tumors.

Small, Dr. L(loyd) L(eroy), 2121 E. 55th St,
Seattle, Wash. Mathematics. Columbus, Kans,
Sept. 23, 88. A.B, Washington (Seattle), 11,
A.M, 12; Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Instr. math,
Washington (Seattle), IS- A. A; Math. Sod
Summability of divergent series.

Small, Dr. John K(unkel), New York Botanical
Garden, Bronx Park, New York, N. Y. *Bot-
any. Harrisburg, Pa, Jan. 31. 69. AB,
Franklin and Marshall, 92, ScD, 12; fellow, Co-
lumbia, 92-94, Ph.D, 95. Curator, herbarium,
Columbia, 95-98 ; museums and herbarium, N, Y,
Bot. Garden, 98-06, head curator, 07- Special
agent, Ga. Geol. Surv. Silver medal, Atlanta
Expos. A.A ; Torrey Bot. Club. Flora of south-
eastern. United States; flora of North America;
flora of Patagonia; morphology of theSperma-
tophyta ; genera and families of flowering plants ;
regional botany.

Small, Dr. Maurice H(ermaii), Appleton, Wis.
Psychology, Pedagogy, Wilton, Maine, Kareh
18, 61. A.B, Colby, 87; Clark, 95-97, fellow,
97-98, Ph.D, 05. Principal, high sch, Norway,
Maine, 87-92; Westbrook,. Maine, 9^95; Pas-
saic, N. J, 98-02; chairman, dept peda^f. State
Nor. Sch, Odikoah, Wis, 03-20; supt. s^uhOs,
go- Wis. Acad. The suggestibility of diildren;
methods of manifesting the instinct for cer-
tainty; some psychological aspects of society
and solitude; considerations antecedent to ihe
making of courses in manual arts.

Smaa, Dr. WUlard Staaton, 1330 Irving St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Psychology, North Tnxro,
Mass, Aug. 24, 70. A.B, Tufts, 94, theoL sch,
94-96, A.M, 97; PhJ), Clark, 00. Prof. £b^
lish, Lombard, 96-97; leeturer psychol. and
educ, Oread Inst, Worcester, 99-01 ; aetinir prof.
psychol, Mich. State Nor. Col, Ypsilanti, ai-02;
prof, pedag. and supervisor, training seh, Loe
Angeles State Nor. Sch, 02-^4; aupt. sefaools,
San Diego, 04-05; principal pub. sch, Patersoa,
05-06; high sch, Washington, D. O, 06-lS;
specialist sch. hygiene, U. S. Bur. Educ, 18-20;
supt, field service, educ, research and develop-
ment fund, V, 8, Interdept, Social Hygiene
Board, ISO- Lecturer child psychol, sch. hy-
giene and sch. administration, George Wash-
ington, 07-20; special agent financial statistiei
schools, TJ. S. Census, 10-12; XT. S. Bur. Edue,
14-18. The mental processes of the white rat;'
the development of altruism; educational hy-
giene.

SmaUwood, Prof. W(llUam) M(artin), 525 Buclid
Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. ^Zoology, Warsaw, N.
Y, April 30, 73. A.B, Syracuse, 96, A.M, 97;
Ph.D, Harvard, 02. Instr. biol, Syracuse, 96-
98; prof. biol. and geol, Allegheny. 98-02; asaoc.
prof. Eool, Syracuse, 03-07, prof, camp, anat,
07- A. A; Soe. Zool; Ecol. Soc; N. Y. State
Sci. Teachers Ass. (pres, 09). Embryology of
Opisthobranchia; nudibrandis; cytology of
nerve cells; maturation of Hydrachnia and Pen-
naria; starvation in Necturus and Amia; dis-
eases of fishes; restocking waters with fish.

Smeltz, Dr. George Washington, William Penn
Hotel, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychopathology, Bryan,
Ohio, Feb. 7, 84. M.D, Ohio Med. Univ, 07.
Chief res. physician, psychopathic ward, St
Francis Hosp, Pittsburgh, 10-12; physician-in-
charge, Markleton Sanitarium, Pa, 18-17; mem.
factdty, med. dept, Pittsburgh; asst. mem. staffs
St. Francis Sosp. Capt, U.S. A. Am. Med. Ass;
Psychopath. Ass.

Smiley, Miss Edwina M(arla), BaUey Hall,
Ithaca, N. Y. Plant pathology. Providence, R.
I, March 27, 93. A.B, Wellesley, 16; A.M, Cor-
nell, 19. Asst. plant path, Cornell, 16-17, tn*tr,
17" Collector fungi in south, states for Prof.
George F. Atkinson, 18. Phytopath. Soc.

Smiley, Prof. Frank Jaeon, Occidental College,
Los Angeles, Oalif. Botany. Piqua, Ohio,
July 1, 80. A.B, Stanford, 13; A.M, Harvard,
15, PhJD, 17. Asst. bot, Stanford, 13-14; asst.
Gray Herbariunf, Harvard, 15; instr, Califor-
nia, 15-16; asst. prof. bot. and geol. Occidental,
16-19; asst. prof. econ. bot, California, 19-20;
prof, hot, and geol. Occidental, tO- A.A; Bot

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633

Soe; Eeol. Soe; feL Am. Geog. Soe. Geographie
botany,

Smlmow, Dr. M(ax) B(iiflldn), 862 Howard Ave,
New Haven, Conn. Bacteriology, Elizabeth-
grad, Bnssia, March IZ, 81. M.D, Tale, 06;
Hopkins, Q7; Harvard, 10; Berlin, Vienna, 11.
Med. Bupt, Denver and Baltimore, 06-09; insir,
hader, and path, Yale, 09^ On med. staff,
Phipps Inst, 07-00; Keese prize, Tale, 06. Int.
Cong. Tnber, Home, 11. A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
Soe. Baet; Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Soe.
of Vienna. Pathology.

Smltli, Prof. Albert^ 600 UniTorsity St, West La-
fayette. Ind. CivU enffineering. Tneola, HI,
73. B.B, Dartmonth^ 98, C.E, Thayer Seh.
Civil Eng, 08. Stmetnral engineer, HL Steel
Co, 08-06; asst prof, siruetural eng, PimliM,
06-08, assoe. prof, 08-11, pro/, il- CHvil Eng;
Mil. Eng; West. Soe. Eng; Ind. Aead; Ind.
Soe. Eng. Engineering eonstraction; steel
stmetnres.

Smith, Prof. Albert W(i]]iaai), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. T. Medkanical engineering.
Westmoreland, N. T, Aug. 30, 66. B.M.E, Cor-
nell, 78, MJii.E, 86, fellow, 86-87. Asst. prof,
meeh. eng, Cornell, 87-91; prof, nmchine de-
sign, Wisconsin, 91-^2; meeh, eng, Stanford,
92-04; director, Sibley Col, Cornell, 04-16, dean,
16-, acting pres, BO- Medh. Eng.

Bmltta, Prof. Albert W(llUam), 11333 BeMower
Boad, Cleveland, Ohio. ^Chemistry. Newark,
Ohio, Oct. 4, 62. Ph.C, Michigan, 86; B.S, Case,
87 ; ' Ph.D, ZUrich, 91. Instr, later asst. prof,
and prof, metal, and head, dept. mining and
metal, Case, 87-11, v^of. ehem, and head dept, ^
ehem. eng, 11- Chemist, Ohio Dairy and Food*
Commission, 92-96. A.A; Chem. Soe; Min.
Eng; Electrochem. Soe; Chem. Eng; Soe. Chem.
Indust; Soe. de Chim. indnst. Heat value of
fnels; water supply of Ohio; heat eondudivi^
of refractive materials; specific heat of re-
fractive materials.

Smith, Prof. Alexander, Columbia TJniversity, New
Tork, N. T. *Chemietry, Edinburgh, Scotland,
Sept. 11, 66. B.S, Edinburgh, 86, I1L.D, 12;
Ph.D, Munich, 89. Asst. ehem, Edinburgh, 89-
90 ; prof. chem. and miner, Wabash, 90-94 ; asst.
prof, chem, Chicago, 94-98, assoc. prof, 98-03,
dean, junior colleges, 99-11, prof. chem. and
director, laboratories of gen. and physical chem,
04-11; head, dept. ehem, Columbia, 11- Keith
prize and medal, Boyal Soe. Edinburgh. Nat.
Acad; A. A; Chem. 80c. (pres, 11); Am. Acad;
feL Hoyal Soe. Edinburgh. 1:3 and 1:4 dike-
tones; synthesis by means of KCN; amorphous
sulphur; vapor pressures; constitution of calo-
mel vapor.

Smith, Prof. Alfted, University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Agronomy, Hazleton, Pa, Jan.
4, 88. A.B, Wittenberg, 07, A.M, 10. Consult-
^g chemist, 07-09 ; instr. chem, Wittenberg, 09-
10; chem. and geol, Pomona, 10-13; aest. prof,
eoH iechnol, California, IS- A.A. Physical
properties and structure of soils; soil surveys
in California.

Smith, Dr. Allen J(ohii), University of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology, Tork, Pa,
Dec 8, 63. A.B, Pennaylvania Col, 83, A.M, 86,
ScD, 10; M.D, Pennsylvania, 86; LL.D, McQill,

11. Asst. demonstrator path, Pennsylvania, 87-
91; prof, Texas, 91-03; Pennsylvania, 03-10,
eomp, path, 10- Pathologist to various hospit-
als; major, M.C, 17-19, lieut. col, M.0, O.B.C,
1&- A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Ass;
Philos. Soe; Tex. Acad; Phila. Path. Soe ; Phila.
CoL Physicians; Phila. Acad; cor. mem. Madrid
Soe. Hygiene. Pathology and allied subjects;
parasitology.

Smitli, Dr. A]]^heii8 WCilson), 306 E. 16th Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Phyaiee, Philippi, W. Va,
Jan. 16, 76. A.B, West Virginia, 00 ; A.M, Har-
vard, 03, Ph.D, 06. Instr. phyaiee, Haverford,
06-07; Wisconsin, 07-09; asst. prof, Ohio State,
07-17, prof, 17- Physical Soe. Expansion and
compressibility of ether and of alcohol in the
neighborhood of their boiling pointis; variation
of Hall effect in metals with change of tem-
perature; the Hall and Ledue effects and allied
effects in metals and alloys; reversal of Corbino
effect in iron; magnetic susceptibility of mix-
tures of liquids; infra-red absorption in glasses.

Smith, Sfini. Annie Morrill, 78 Orange St, Brook-
lyn, N. T. Botany, Genealogy, Brooklyn, Feb.
13, 66. Packer CoL Inst, 74. A.A; Fern Soe;
Torrey Bot. Club; Brooklyn Inst; SuUivant
Moss Chapter (see'y and treas, pres, 20); Wild
Flower Preservation Soe. Mosses.

Smith, Arthur O, Concrete, Wash. Chemietry^
Winchester, HI, Oct 1, 80. Ph.C, Michigan,
02. Chief chemist, Dickman, Mackenzie and
Potter, Chicago, 02-03; city chemist, Seattle,
Wash, 03-06; gen, manager and chief chem-
ist. Wash, Portland Cement Co, 05- Chem.
Soe; Soe. Chem. Indust. Portland cement.

Smith, Prof. A(rthiir) WChippto), Hamilton, N. T.
Mathematics, Hamilton, Nov. 26, 76. B.S,
Chicago, 98, M.S, 00, Ph.D, 04. Instr. math,
Colgate, 02-07, asst. prof, 07-08, assoc. prof,
08-20, prof, to- Math. Soe; Math. Ass; Ass.
Teachers Math. Middle States and Md. Differ-
ential geometry.

Smith, Prof. Arthur W(hitmore), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physios, Hart-
ford, Vt, May n, 74. B.S, N. H. Col, 93; Cor-
nell, 93-94; M.S, Wesleyan, 96; fellow, Hopkins,
02-03, Ph.D, 03. Physical asst, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 94-99; asst. physics, Wesleyan, 96-96, 98-
99; instr. physics and elec. eng, Tulane, 00-01;
prof, elec. and elec. eng, Mississippi, 01-02;
physics, Michigan, OS- Int. Elec. Cong, St.
Louis, 04. A.A; Physical Soe. Calorimetric
determinations of energy of foods; energy losses
in condensers; heat of fusion of ice; resistance
of voltaic cells; heat of evaporation of water;
measurement of magnetic permeability; time
lag in magnetization; demagnetization and neu-
tral magnetization in iron; magnetic testing of
short bars; chemical constitution and the mag-
netic properties of steel.

Smith, Bernard H(oward), Garrett and Co,
Brooklyn, N. T. Chemistry, Middlefield, Mass,
Dec. 16, 78. B.S, Mass. Col. and Boston, 99;
M.S, George Washington, 02; LL3, National
Univ, 06. Asst, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-
06, chief, Boston Food Inspection Lab, 06-12;
supt, and chemist, Baker Extract Co, 12-19;
Garrett and Co, 19-, Chem. Soe. (diairman.
Conn. Valley sect, 18). Food chemistry; min-

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eral waters; detection of formaldehyde and for-
mic acid; fliavoring extracts.

Smitli, Prof» Bertram 0(anier)» Michigan State
Normal College, Tpsilanti^ Mich. Zoology,
Painesville, Ohio, Oct. 7, 76. A.B, Michigan,
07; Ph.D, Colombia, 12. Asst. zool, Michigan,
04r-0^; instr. biol. Lake Forest, 07; stool, Syra-
cuse, 07-09; Wisconsin, 09-11; asst. prof, Mich,
State Nor, Col, 12-16, assoo, prof, 16- Instr.
sool. Woods Hole, summer, 12. A.A; Soc. Zool;
Mich. Acad, (chairman, zool. sect, 1^). Embry-
ology; cytology; genetics; amphibians and
fishes.

Smith, Dr. Burnett, Skaneateles, N. 7. PcHeontol"
ogy. Skaneateles, June 28, 77. B.S, Pennsyl-
vania, 00, Ph.D, 05. Asst. geol. and miner,
Pennsylvania, 0^5, Harrison research fellow,
05-06, instr. and later prof, geol, Syracuse, 07-
A. A; Oeol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Phila. Acad.

Smith, Oarl D, Box 1136, Tulsa, Okla. Geology.
Stephens, Ark^ Feb. 28, 78. A.B, Arkansas, 02.
Junior geologist, XT. S. GeoL Surv, 07-08, asst.
geologist, 08-15; consulting oil and gas geolo-
gist, IS- Geol. Soc; Ass. Petrol. Geol. Cre-
taceous and Tertiary stratigraphy and lignite
deposits in North Dakota and Montana; stra-
tigraphy, oil and gas in northern Oklahoma;
Mississippian and Pennsylvanian contact in deep
wells in Oklahoma.

Smith, Charles OampbeU, Dominion Observatory,
Ottawa, Can. Astronomy. Brampton, Out, Dec.
31, 73. B.A, Toronto, 02. Can. geol. surveys,
02-08; observer. Dominion Observatory, 08-12;
Can. geol. surveys, 13-19; astronomer, Dominion
Observatory, 19- A.A; Boyal Astron. Soc. Can.
(treas, Ottawa Center, 11-13). Meridional as-
tronomy.

Smith, Oharles Henry, 5517 Cornell Ave, Chicago,
111. Physics, Mexico, N. Y, Nov. 4, 61. M.E,
Cornell, 85. Principal, pub. schools. New Haven,
N. Y, 85-86 ; asst. principal, acad, Mexico, N. Y,
86-87; supt, Tillitson Inst, 87-89; head, dept,
physics, Hyde Park High Sch, Chicago, 90-,
asst, principal, 10- Consulting mech. engineer,
85-; ed, 'Sch. Science and Math'; director,
Camp Boosevelt Mil. Sunmier High Sch, Muske-
gon, Mich^ 19- A.A; assoc Physical Soc; Cent.
Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers (past pros); HI.
Acad. Science teaching.

Smith, Prof. OCharlas) M(«rqiii8), 152 Sheetz St,
West Lafayette, Ind. Physics, Racine, Wis,
Sept. 28, 72. B.S, Wisconsin, 96; Munich, 00-
01. Instr. phys^, Wisconsin, 98-00; Purdue,
01-03, asst. prof, 03-13, assoo, prof, IS- Asst.
physicist. Bur. Standards, summer, 18. AA;
assoc. Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Soc. Test
Mat; Ass. Prof; fel. Ind. Acad. Variation of
the ratio of the specific heats of gases with
temperature; electrical and magnetic measure-
ments; correlation of magnetic and mechanical
properties.

Smith, Prof. Oharles Piper, 354 6. Tenth St, San
Jostf, Calif. Botany, St. Catharines, Ont, April
25, 77. B.S, Purdue, 03; A.M, Stanford, 08.
Forester, Monterey Co. Water Works, Calif, 06-
07; acting asst. prof, zool, Utah Col, 08-09,
asst. prof, bot, 09-12, a^oc. prof, Md. Col, 12-
14; seed inspection officer, State Board of Agr,

Md, 12-19; teacher, high sch, San J as^, Calif,
19- Bot. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Ind, Acad.

Smith, Dr. COara E(]iia), Wellesley College, Wel-
lesley, Mass. Mathematics, Northf ord, Oonn.
A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 02; Ph.D, Yale, 04. Aetiiis
instr. math, Welle^ey, 06-07; instr. Western
Col. for Women, 07-08; asst, WeUeslep^ 08-09,
instr, 09-14, assoo, prof, 14- Exchange prof,
Goucher, 18-19. A. A; Math. Soc; BCath. As.
Theory of functions of real variables.

Smith, Dr. Clarence A(lbert), Jefferson Medical
College, Philadelphia, Pa. Physioloffioal chem-
istry, Northampton, Mass, Oet. 14, 88. B.8,
Mass. Col, 11; M.S, Jefferson Med. Col^ 14,
Ph.D, 16. Instr. agr. ehem. Pa. State, 11-13;
demonstrator, Jefferson Med. Col, 13—20, omoc,
to- A. A; Chem. Soo. Nutrition; met&bolism;
digestion.

Smith, O(lareiice) B(eamaii), U. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Affriculture.
Howardsville, Mich, Sept. 21, 70. B.S, Mkh.
Agr. Col, 94, M.S, 95; Halle, Bonn. Bort. ed,
*Exp. Sta. Record,' U, 8, Dept. Agr, 97-07,
research in farm management, 08-13, chief,
office exten, work, 14- Farm Management Ass;
Wash. Bot. Soc. Farm management.

Smith, Dr. 0(layt(m) Sddney), 710 N. Paric St,
Columbus, Ohio. Biological chemistry, N'eiTark,
N. J, April 23, 87. B.S, Rutgers, 09, M.S, 12;
Ph.D, Columbia, 13; M.D, Northwestern, 20.
Asst. biol. ehem, Columbia, 10-12; phamuieok)-
gist, bur. ehem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 12-14; instr.
physioL chem, dept. med, Illinois, 14-18; assoc
physiol. Northwestern, 18-20; asst, prof, physiol
chem. and pharmaeol, Ohio State, £0- AJl;

' Chem. Soe. Effect of cold storage upon chem-
ical composition of fish; saponins; poisonous
mushrooms; tartrates.

Smith, Prof. David Eugene, Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. •Mathe-
matics, Cortland, N. Y, Jan. 21, 60. Ph.B,
Syracuse, 81, Ph.M, 84, Ph.D, 87, LL.D, 05.
Teacher math. State Nor. Sch, Cortland, N. T,
84r-91; prof, Mich. State Nor. Col, Ypsilanti,
91-98; principal, State Nor. Sch, Brockport, N.
Y, 98-01; prof, math, Teachers Col, Columbia^
01- Lecturer history and teaching of math,
summer sch, Harvard, 00-03; math, ed, 'New
Int. Encyclopedia'; v. pros, Int. Committee on
Teaching Math, 12-20. A. A; Math. Soc (ed,
'Bui/ librarian, 02-); Math. Ass. (pres, 19);
Math. Verein; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. His-
tory and teaching of mathematics.

Smith, Prof. Donald P(ritdiard), Princeton, N. J.
Physical chemistry, Helena, Mont, 79. A.B,
Williams, 02; Ph.D, Gottingen, 07. Instr. phys-
ical chem, Princeton^ 08-11, asst. prof, 11-
Chem. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng; Electrochem.
Soc. Metallurgy; occlusion; electrode processes.

Smith, Barl B(r8iiton), XT. S. Bureau of Public
Koads, Washington, D. C. Mechanical engineer-
ing. Scranton, Iowa, June 13, 78. B.8, Mis-
souri, 03, M.E, 05. Asst. prof. exp. eng, Drexel
Inst, 04-14; assoc. mech. eng, bur. pub. roads,
U, S. Dept, Agr, 14-16, meeh. engineer, bur.
soils, 16-19, senior asst, testing engineer, hur.
pub, roads, 19- Engineer of construction, TJ. S.
Kelp-Potash Plant, Calif. A. A; Soc. Test. Mat.
Strength of materials; x>ower engineering.

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Smitli, Fxof. Edgar F(alis), Uniyersity of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa, *Chemi8tiy. York,
Pa, May 23, 54. B.S, Pennsjlyaiiia Col, 74,
LLJ), 06; Ph.D, GUttingon, 76; hon. S«.D, Penn-
sylvania, 99, LLJ), 00; Dublin, 14; Yale, 14;
Wiaeonsin, 04; FrankUn and Marshall, 10;
Butgen, 11; Pittsburgh, 12; North Carolina,
12; Princeton, 13; Wittenberg, 14; Brown, 14;
Allegheny, 16; Queen's (Can), 19; L.H.D,
Muhlenberg, 11 ; ChemJD, Pittsburgh, 15 ; Litt.D,
Swarthmore, 19; M.D, Penniylvania, 20. Inatr.
ehem, Pennsylvania, 76-81; prof, Muhlenberg,
81-83; Wittenberg, 83-88; Pennsvlvania, 88-20,
vice-provost, 99-11, provost, 11-20, pros, Wistar
Inst, 11-20. Mem. jury of awards, Columbian
Expos, 93; U. S. Assay Commission, 95, 01-05;
adviser ehem, Carnegie Institution, 02; trustee,
Carnegie Foundation, 14-20. Elliott Cresson
medal, Franklin Inst, 14. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v.
pros, 98); Chem. Soc. (pros, 98); Philos. Soc.
(pres, 02-07); Chem. Qesell. Electrochemistry;
separations of the rare earths; atomic weights;
new series of complex inorganic acids; history
of chemistry.

Smltb, E(dward) Eggleston, 47 Parliament St,
London, England. Geology. Sioux City, Iowa,
Aug. 12, 83. Chicago, 02-06. Field asst, XT. S.
Geol. Surv, 06, topographie aid, 06-07, junior
geologist, 07-09, asst. geologist, 09-10; geologist
oil exploration in Venezuela, Qen. Asphalt Co,10'
11; oil exploration in Morocco, S. Pearson and
Son, 12-13, Algeria, 13-16, geologist and Al-
gerian manager, 15-18; 8tS d'Etudes, de Be-
eherohes et d'Exploitation dee PStroles en Ah
gSrie, IB- A.A. Stratigraphic and economic
geology.

flmitb, Pxof. Bdwln S(ayiiioiid), State College,
Pa. Mathematios. Danville, 111, Jan. 13, 79.
A.B, Illinois, 06; A.M, Wisconsin, 08; Ph.D,
Munich, 11. Instr. math, Wisconsin, 06-^9;
asst. prof. Pa. State, 11-14, assoc. prof, and di-
rector, summer session, 14-20, prof, tO- Math.
Soc. Series; difference equations; statistics.

flmitli, E(ll) Victor, University of Washington,
Seattle, Wash. Physiology. Brussels, Ont, May
24, 67. Ph.B, HI. Wesleyan, 07; A.M, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 09; Ph.D, Northwestern, 11.
Teaching fellow. Northwestern, 09-11; asst.
prof, eool, Washi/ngton (Seattle), 11- A.A;
EcoL Soc Sensory ganglia of birds; hybridiza-
tion among salmon; pisciculture.

flmitli, E(]iM) A(ntoii) Oappdlen, Guggenheim
Brothers, 120 Broadway, New York, N. T.
MetaUwrgy. Trondhjem, Norway, Nov. 6, 73.
Orad, Polytech. Col, Trondhjem, 93. Asst. chem-
ist, Armour and Co, 93-95; Chicago Copper Bef.
Co, 96-96; Anaconda Copper Bef. Co, 9<M>1;
metal, engineer, Baltimore Copper Bef. Co, 01-
10; Guggenheim Bros, 10-; v. pres, ChUe Sxplor.
Co; BnHden Copper Co. Gold medal, Min. and
Metal. Soc, 20. Min. Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc; London Soe. Chem. Indust.
Metallurgy of copper.

Smith, Pxof. EUsabeth A(iiito), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Zoology. Lancaster,
Ky, Nov. 6, 89. A.B, Cincinnati, 10; A.M, Wis-
consin, 12, Ph.D, 15. Asst. bot, Cincinnati, 09-
XO; teacher, pub. schools, 10-11; asst. eool, Wis-

consin, 11-14, instr, 14-19, asst. prof, 19^
A. A; Soc. Zool. Cytology, embryology.

Smith, Mtas Elisabeth H(iglit), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Plant pathology.
Brookline, Mass, Jan. 12, 77. AJ3, Smith, 00;
M.S, Mass. Col, 06. Asst. bot, Mt. Holyoke, 01;
science and math, high sch, Torrington, Conn,
02-03; Spencer, Mass, 04; asst. plant path,
California, 05-10, instr, 10-15, asst. prof, IS-,
asst. plant pathologist, Exp. Sta, 06- Phyto-
path. Soc. Diagnosis of plant diseases.

Smith, Elliott, Cincinnati Observatory, Cinciur
nati, Ohio. Astronomy. Blue Earth Co, Minn,
75. A3, Minnesota, 03; fellow, Lick Observa-
tory, California, 05-06; Ph.D, Cincinnati, 10.
Asst. astron, Minnesota, 02-03; Lick Observa-
tory, California, 03-05; asst, CirMirinati Ob-
servatory, 07-11, astronomer, 11- A. A; Astron.
Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc. Micrometric, photo-
graphic and meridian circle observations of posi-
tion; meridian circle observation of position of
all stars of known proper motion.

Smith, Pxof. E(ra8tii8) O(llbert), 649 Harrison
Ave, Beloit, Wis. Chemistry. South Hadley,
Mass, April 30, 55. A.B, Amherst, 77, A.M,
81; Ph.D, G6ttingen, 83. Instr. ehem, Willis-
ton Sem, Easthampton, Mass, 78-81; prof,
Beloit, 81- A.A; Chem. Soc; Wis. Acad. (v.
pres, 01, 19); Chem. GeselL Minerals; waters;
water supply; bacteriology.

Smith, Dr. E(niest) E(l]sworth), 60 E. 41st St,
New York, N. Y. Physiology, Chemistry. New
Haven, Conn, Dec. 20, 67. Ph.B, Yale, 88, Ph.D,
91; M.D, Bellevue, 98. Asst. physioL chem,
Yale, 88-91; chief chemist, private research
laboratories of Dr. Herter, New York, 91-95;
specialist, 98-; prof. physioL and org. and biol.
ehem, sch. med, Fordham, 06-11. Pathologist,
West Side Disp, New York; consulting patholo-
gist, Jamaica Hosp, L. I; Somerset Hosp, Som-
erville, N. J. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. In-
dust; Soc. Med. Juris, (trustee); Urol. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; (Greater N.
Y. Med. Soc. (sec'y) ; N. Y. Path. Soc; fel. N.
Y. Acad, (pres, 18). Digestive proteolysis;
uric acid excretion; uremic intoxications; in-
testinal toxemias; influence of baking-powders
in food; serology; metabolism; healthfulness of
food adjuncts; toxicology; absorption of wood
alcohol; composition of roasted cereals; detec-
tion of pyramidon.

Smith, Dr. Erwin F(xink), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. *Plant pathol-
ogy, Bacteriology. Gilberts Mills, N. Y, Jan.
21, 64. B.S, Michi^n, 86, Sc.D, 89; hon. ScD,
Wiseonsiny 14. Special agent, later asst. patholo-
gist and pathologist in charge, lah of plant path,
hwr, plant indust, V. 8. Bept, Agr, 86-- Assoc, ed,
'Centralblatt fiir Bakter,' 2 Abt; contributor,
'Standard Diet, first edition'; trustee. Woods
Hole. Certificate of merit, Am. Med. Ass, 13. U.
S. delegate. Int. Hort. Conf , London, 06*; Int. Bot.
Cong, Brussels, 10; invited to make exhibit of
plant txmiors, 17th Int. Med. Cong, London, 13.
Nat. Acad, (chairman, bot. sect, 19-) ; A.A.
(sec'y, G, 98, v. pres, 06); Soc. Nat; Philos.
Soc; Soc. Bact. (meiA. committee on unification
of methods, pres, 06) ; Bot. Soc. (pres, 10) ; life
mem. Pomol. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. (pres, 16);

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Ass. Tuber; Ass. Cancer Besear^h; Am. Acad;
Wash. BioL and Bot. Societies. Bacteria in re-
lation to plant diseases; Pasteur.

Smitli, Dr. Bngena A(Uen), University, Ala.
^Geology. Washington, Ala, Oct. 27, 41. A.B,
Alabama, 92, LL.D, 06; A.M, Ph.D, Heidel-
berg, 68; LL.D, Mississippi, 99. Trof, miner,
and geol, Alabama, 71-; state geologist, Ala,
7S- Asst. state geologist. Miss, 68-71; hon«
commissioner, Paris E:q>08, 78; special agent
on cotton culture, tenth census, 86; mem. Am.
committee. Int. Geol. Congresses, 84-89; mem.
jury of awards, Atlanta Expos, 95; Nashville
Expos, 97; La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A.
(sec'y, E, 84, v. pres, 04); GeoL Soc (mem.
coundl, 92-95, v. pres, 06, pres, 13). (Geology
of Alabama.

Bmitb, Bngwie BCaadoipli), 2331 Mondawmin
Ave, Baltimore, Md. Mathematies, Oswego, N.
Y, March 18, 76. A3, Syracuse, 96, A.M, 98.
Instr. math, Syracuse, 96-^7 ; head, dept. math,
Cazenovia Sem 97-98; instr. math, Syracuse,
98-99; head, dept. math, high sch, Montelair,
99-08; Polytech. Prep. Sch, Brooklyn, 08-12;
headmaster, The Park 8ch, IB- Instr, Hopkins,
summers, 15, 18; lecturer, Edgewood Sch. for.
Teachers, 19; Teachers College, Columbia, sum-
mer, 19; assoc. ed, 'The Math. Teacher.' A. A;
Math. Soc; Fed. Teachers Math, and Nat. Sci.
(sec'y-treas, 10-12); Nat. Soc Study Educ;
Ass. Adv. Progressive Educ. (chairman exec,
committee, 19-); Ass. Math. Teachers Middle
States and Md. (sec *y, 07-10, pres, 13-15, chair-
man, N. Y. sect, 10-12, southern sect, 16-18).
Mathematical pedagogy.

Smith, Prof. F (ranees) Orace, Northampton,
Mass. Botam/y. Springfield, Mass, Dec. 27, 71.
A.B, Smith, 93, AM, 00; Ph.D, Chicago, 06.
Asst. hotf Smith, 00-03, instr, 05-11, assoc, prof,
11- A-A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc. Morphology
and anatomy of cycads.

Smith, Prof. Francis H(eiiry), University, Ya.
PhyHcs. Leesburg, Ya, Oct. 14, 29. Wesleyan,
47-49; A.M, Yirginia, 51; LL.D, Hampden-
Sidney; Bandolph-Macon; Emory and Henry;
D.C.L, Sewanee. Instr. math, Virginia, 51-53,
prof, not, philos, S3- A.A; Physical Soc.
Sounding flames; Foucault's x>endulum; the
harmonic curves; latitude, without astronom-
ical observation; refractive index of gases and
mixed liquids by aid of new appliances.

Smith, Francis P(1U), 131 E. 23d St, New York,
N. Y. Chemical engineering. New York, Sept.
9, 67. Ph.B, Columbia, 88. Chemist, Tiffany
Chem. Co, 88-89 ; Wm. H. Swift and Co, 89-90 ;
Health Dept, N. Y. City, 90-91; Consol. Gas Co,
92-93; IT.S.N. Dept, 93-95; Harrison Bros, and
Co, 95-96; asst. manager, Eidoloscox>e Co, 96-
97; asst. and instr. chem, col. physicians and
Burg, Columbia, 97-99; chemist, Alcatraz Co,
97-01 ; British Paving Co, 01-03 ; Union OU Co,
03-05; A. L. Barber Asphalt Co, 05-07; partner,
Dow and Smith, 07- Lecturer highway eng,
Columbia; assoc. ed, 'Highway Eng. Pocket
Book.' Delegate, third Int. Boad Cong, Lon-
don, 13. Chem. Eng; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Soc. Test. Mat. (chairman committee
on waterproofing, 19) ; Civil Eng; Soc. Munic.
Improv; Wood Preservers Ass; Road Ass; Can.

Good Beads Ass. Bituminous highway asd
pavement construction; refining of asphalt and
petroleum; testing of bituminous materials.
Smltb, Prof. Frank, University of Illinois, Ur-
bana. 111. *Zoology, Winneconne, Wis, Feb,
18, 57. Ph.B, Hillsdale, 85; A.M, Harvard, 9S,
Prof. chem. and biol, Hillsdale, 86-92; instr.
biol. Trinity (Conn), 92-93; instr. and later
asst. prof, sool, IlUneis, 98-06; assoc prof, 06-
13, prof, 13^ A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; EeoL
Soc; assoc. Omith. Union; Wash. BioL Soc
Embryology of Scyphomedusae ; variation in
Neoturus; Oligochaeta of United States; bird
migration; fresh-water sponges.

Smithy Prof. Ftanklin O(iton), University of
Montana, Missoula, Mont. Psychology, Macon
Co, HI. 67. M.Di, Iowa State Teachers Col,
03; A.M, Iowa, 07, Ph.D, 12. Prof. psyehoL
and educ. Woodbine Nor. Sch, Iowa, 07-10;
asst. prof, Utah, 12-15 ; prof, psychcH, Montama^
IS- A. A; Psychol. Ass. Measurement of in-
telligence; mental survey in schools.

Smith, Prof. O(6org6) B(d8on) P(liilip), Uni-
versity of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Irrigation en-
gineering, Lyndonville, Vt, Dec. 29, 73. B.8,
Vermont, 97, C.E, 99; Wisconsin, 10-11. Instr.
civil eng, Vermonl^ 97-00; prof, AriBona, 00-
06, prof, irrig, eng, and irrig, engineer, Sxp,
Sta, 06- Consulting engineer and reporter on
irrigation projects. Civil Eng. Groundwater
geology; cement pipe.

Smith, Prof. George H(at]iom), Yale Univer-
sity, New Haven, Conn. Bacteriology. Maine,
Sept. 25, 85. A.B, Bates, 09; A.M, Brown, 10,
Ph.D, 15. Research immunologist, H. K. Mul-
ford Co, 12-17; asst. prof, tacter, and path,
Tale, 17- A. A; Soc. Bact; Ass. Immunol; Pub.
Health Ass. Immunology; preventive medicine;
pneumonic infection; gonococcus strains; anti-
bacterial sera.

Smith, Prof. GCeorga) McPOiail), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry. Nash-
ville, Tenn, Nov. 15, 78. B.S, Vanderbilt, 00;
Berlin, 00-01; Geneva, 01-02; Ph.D, Freiburg,
03. Instr. qual. analysis, Mich. Col. Mines, 03-
04; anal. chem. and metal, N. C. Col, 04-05;
chem, Illinois, 05-09, assoc, 09-14, asst. prof»
14-19; prof, inorg, chem, Washington {Seattle),
19- A.A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, ilium, sect,
15). Amalgams; diffusion in aqueous and in
mercurial solutions; equilibrium between aque-
ous and metallic solutions; diffusion of strong
electrolytes; determination of titanium and
halogens.

Smith, Prof. G(6orge) M(ilton), 111 Bucking-
ham St, Waterbury, Conn. Surgery. Hong-
kong, China, July 5, 79. A.B, Yale, 01; MJ),
Columbia, 05. Intern, Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City,
05-OJ; instr. clin. surg, Columbia, 09; assoc.
prof, path, Washington (St. Louis), 13, director
Barnard Cfeincer Hospital, 15; attending surgeon,
Waterhury Hosp, 16- Capt, M.B.C, 17-19.
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Ass. Anat. Mor-
phology of tissues after transplantation; experi-
mental gastric ulcer.

Smltb, Dr. Goo(rge) Otis, U. S. Geological Survey,
Washington, D, C. *Geology, Hodgdon, Maine,
Feb. 22, 71. A.B, Colby, 93, A.M, 96, LL.D, 20;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 96. Asst. geologist, U, S, GeoL

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

637

8urv, 96-01, geologist, 01-07, direotor, 07-
A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Acad. (v.
pros, 08); Wash. QwL 8oc. (pres, 09). Areal
geology in Michigan, Washington, Utah and
New England.

Smith, Pxof. GMlbert MCorgaa), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Botany. Beloit, Wis,
Jan. 6^ 85. B.S, Beloit, 07; Ph.D, Wisconsin,
13. Asst. hot, Wisconsin, 09-10; instr, Pomona,
10-11; asst, WiseonHn, 11-12, instr, 12-17, asst.
prof, 17-19, assoo. prof, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Micros. Soc Fresh-water algae.

Smith, Dr. Ony WCataon), 1420 Ohio St, Law-
rence, Kans. Mathematics, Castle Bock, Colo,
Oct. 7, 85. B.S.(E.E), Colorado, 08, M.S, 09;
Ph.D, Illinois, 17. Instr. eng. math, Colorado,
09-18; asst. math, Illinois, 18-16; instr. math,
and physics, Beloit, 17-18; Kentucky, 18-20;
asst, prof, math, Kansas, iO- A. A; Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Linear associatiye algebra.

Smiths HarUii Z(ngerioll), Geological Survey of
Canada, Ottawa, Can« Anthropology, East
Saginaw, Mich, Feb. 17, 72. Michigan, 91-93.
Asst. anthrop, Columbian Expos, 91-93; Am.
Museum Nat. Hist, 95-99, asst. curator, 00-10,
assoc curator, 10-11; aroheologist, Can, Oeol,
8wrv, 11- In charge anthrop. collection, Mich-
igan, 91-93; explored for AreheoL Inst, of Am,
94; areheologist, Jesup North Pacific exped, 97-
07; lecturer, N. Y. Board of Educ, 98-11; hon.
curator. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 12-13; Pratt
Inst, Brooklyn, 06-07. A.A. (sec'yi H, 97, 02) ;
Anthrop.' Ass; fel. EthnoL Soc. (treas) ; Ass.
Mus; Mich. Acad; hon. mem. Wis. Nat. Hist. Soc;
cor. mem. Wash. Anthrop. Soc; cor. mem. Soc.
d 'Anthrop. de Paris; cor. mem. Swedish Soc.
Anthrop. and Geog. Archeology of Michigan,
southern Ohio, Kentucky, Wyoming, North Pa-
cific Coast of America, and Canada; museum
methods.

Smith, Pxof. Harold B(abbitt), Polytechnic In-
stitute, Worcester, Mass. Eleoiriodl engineering.
Barre, Mass, May 23, 69. M.E, Cornell, 91, 91-
92. Adj. prof. elec. eng, Arkansas, 92; elec
engineer and head designer, Elektron Mfg. Co,
93; director, sch. elec. eng, Purdue, 93-96;
prof, and director, elec. eng. dept, Worcester,
96- Consulting engineer, 93-; engineer and
designer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 05-
13, consulting engineer, 13-; study and travel in
Eurox>e, Africa and Asia, 11-13; assoc. mem.
Naval Con. Board, and consulting engineer,
special board, antisubmarine service, U.S.N, 17-
19; chairman elec. eng. group, jury awards, La.
Purchase Expos, 04. A. A; Elec. Eng. (mana-
ger, 20-); Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; British Inst.
Elec. Eng. Design of direct current generators
and motors and alternating current transform-
ers; alternating current phenomena of high
potential and low frequency; dielectric phe-
nomena and losses at high potentials.

Smith, Prof. Harrlaon W(i]lard), Springfield,
Maine. Blectrical engineering. Dorchester,
Mass, Dee. 29, 72. A.B, Harvard, 95 ; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech^ 97. Asst. elec. eng, Mass. Inst. Tech,
98-01, instr, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-07, assoc. prof,
07-16, research assoc, 16-17. With Mass. Inst.
Tech. ecUpee expeditions to Washington, Ga, 00 ;
Sumatra, 01. Assoc. Elec. Eng; Physical Soc;

Astron. Soc; Nat. Elec. Light Ass. Comparison
of heat of vaporization of two liquids; methods
of measuring the frequency of alternating cur-
rents; photographic work of Sumatra eclipse ex-
pedition.

SBiithy Pxof. Hairy B(atoii), U. S. Naval Ob*
servatory, Washington, D. C. Mathema^tios.
Fremont, Ohio, Dec. 28, 69. Grad, U. S. Naval
Acad, 91. All grades from ensign to captain,
U.S.N, 91-07; prof, math, U. S. Naval Acad,
06-12, head, dept. math, and mech, 12-15; with
U. S. Naval Observatory, 15-20. Strength of
materials; theoretical medianics.

Smith, Harry S(cott), State Department of Agri-
culture, Sacramento, Calif. Entomology. Au-
rora, Nebr, Nov. 29, 83. A.B, Nebraska, 07,
A.M, 08. Asst. state entomologist, Nebr, 08;
expert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 08-12;
supt, insectary div, Calif. State Commission
Hort, 13-19; entomologist in charge of pest con-
trol, Calif. State Dept. Agr, 19- A.A; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc; Cambridge
Entom. Soc; Calif. Acad. Sphecoidea of Ne-
bra^; Ceratinidae of North America; para-
sitic insects; use of entomophagous insects to
control insect pests.

Smith, Hanry Lee, 2701 N. Calvert St, Balti-
more, Md. Medicine. Ashland, Va, March 23,
68. M.D, Maryland, 94; hon. A.M, St. John's
(Md), 10. Bes. physician, Hosp. for Women of
Md, 95-96; instr. bacter. and later prof, pediat.
and med. Woman's Med. CoL of Bidtimore, 99-
06 ; asst. med, Hopkins, 06-09, insir. and physi-
cian, Hopkins Hosp, 09- A. A; Am. Med. Aas;
fel. Boyal Soc. Arts. Bacteriology of milk;
synethesia; buckwheat poisoning; agglutination
of colon bacilli; thoracic aneurism; percussion;
Upodystrophia progressiva.

Smith, Prof. H(enry) Momnootbt 25 Cotswold
Road, Brookline, Mass. Chemistry. Middle-
town, Conn, Aug. 31, 68. A.B, Wesleyan, 91,
A.M, 94; PhJO, Heidelberg, 98. Assoc, prof,
physical science, Hampden-Sidney, 98-99; instr.
chem, Syracuse, 99^0, assoc. prof, 00-02, prof,
02-13; research assoc, nutrition lab, Carnegie
Institution, 13-20; prof, chem, Mass, Inst, Tech,
go- Asst. chemist, Storrs Exp. Sta, 91-92;
Conn. Exp. Sta, 92-93; special agent nutrition
investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95. A. A;
Chem. Soc; Am. Acad. Metabolism during ex-
ercise.

Smith, Prof. Herbert (Johmmi), Agricultural
College, Miss. PhysiaU ch&mistry. Kosciusko,
Miss, 82. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 06; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 17. AnaL chemist. Miss. State Lab, 06-
09; asst. prof, chem, Olemson, 11-12; assoc.
prof. Miss. Agr. Col, 12-20, prof, §Q- Chem.
Soc. Equilibrium in the systems of metallic car-
bonates, carbon dioxid and water.

Smith, Prof. H(erbort) S(teani8) S(qiiler), Prince-
ton, N. J. CivU engineering, Elizabeth, N. J,
May 31, 57. C.E, Princeton, 78. Prof, astron,
physics and civil eng, Kansas, 79-83; instr.
civil eng, Princeton, 83>87, asst. prof, 88-99,
prof, applied mech, 99^5, civU eng, OS- A.A;
assoc. Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Franklin Inst.

Smith, H(eniiaa) Lyle^ 812 Chandler St, Madison,
Wis. Mathematics. Pittwood, HI, July 7, 92.
B.6, Chicago, 14, M.S, 15. Instr. math. North-

638

AMEHICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

western, 15-16; Princeton, 16-18; Cornell, 19;
WiscoiiHn, 19- Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di Pa-
lermo. General mathematical analysis; analysis
situs.

Smith, Horace T(ild6n), Columbia Graphophone
Oo, Bridgeport, Conn. Chemistry, East Bridge-
water, Mass, June 11, 77. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
98. Chemist, Farist Steel Co, 99-16; physicist
and steel expert. Union Metallic Cartridge Co,
16-18 ; chief chemist and metallurgist. Am. Tube
and Stamping Co, 18; ehemist, Colwnhia
Graphophone Co, 18- Chem. Soc. (chairman^
New Haven sect, 17) ; Soc. Test. Mat. Tool
steels; low carbon steel ingots; electrotyping.

Smith, Br. Howard D(exter), 669 Westford St,
Lowell, Mass. Chemistry. N. Scituate, B. I,
July 27, 81. B.S, R. I. Col, 01 ; Ph.B, Brown,
03, A.M, 04; Ph.D, Tufts, 06. Instr. chem,
Beloit, 06-09; Lowell Textile Sch, 09-18; re-
seareh ehemist, Carleton and Hovey Co, 18^
A. A; Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry.

Smitb, Prof. H(oward) B(emiis), 374 Exchange
Building, Union Stock Yards, CSiicago, HI. Ani-
mal husbandry. Addison, Mich, April 16, 72.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 95; Wisconsin, 99-00.
Teacher science, Tilf ord CoU^^te Acad, Vin-
ton, Iowa, 95-97; chem. and physics, high sch,
BodL Island, 111, 97-99; acting prof, agr, Mis-
souri, 00-01 ; prof, animal husbandry, Nebraska,
01-12; Minnesota, 12-15; live-stodL specialist,
James J. Hill interests, 15-17; live-stooJc com-
missioner tibber. eradication, Chicago Live Stock
Exchange, 17^

Smith, Dr. Hugh M(cOoniiick), U. S. Bureau of
Fisheries, Washington, D. C. *Ichthyology,
Washington, Nov. 21, 65. M.D, G^rgetown,
88; LL.D, Dickinson, 08. ^Asst, U. S. Fish Com-
mission, 86-92, in charge, div. of fisheries, 92-96,
in charge of scientific inquiry, 97-03 ; deputy U.
8. Commissioner of Fisheries, 03-13, conmiS"
sioner, IJ- Prof. nor. histol, med. dept, George-
town, 95-02; co-special agent in charge of fish-
eries, tenth census ; director, biol. lab, U. S. Fish
Commission, Woods Hole, 01-02. Fourth Int.
Fishery Cong, (sec'y-gen), Washington, 08.
A.A; Soc. Nat; assoc. Omitii. Union; Fisheries
Soc. (pres, 08); Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp; Ass.
Geog; Wash. Aquarium Roc. Chon. pres, 16);
Wash. Biol. Soc. (pres, 19) ; Wash. Acad. Ich-
thyology; commercial fisheries of the Unite4
States and of foreign countries; aquatic re-
sources.

Smith, Huron HCerbart), Public Museum, Mil-
waukee, Wis. Botany. Danville, Ind, July 26,
83. B.S, De Pauw, 05; Cornell, 05-07. Asst.
bot, De Pauw, 04-05; phanerog. bot, Cornell,
05-07; iendrologist. Field Museum Nat. Hist,
07-17; curator hot, Pub. Museum, Milwaukee,
17- Lecturer dendrol, summer sch. forestry,
Georgia, 09. A.A; Forestry Ass; Wis. Acad;
Wis. Archeol. Soc; Chicago Geog. Soc. Den-
drology; periodic growth in woody plants; tim-
ber diseases; fungi of Milwaukee region.

Smith, Prof. Isabel S(eymoiir), Illinois College,
Jacksonyille, Dl. Botany. Hillsdale, Midi,
Oct. 22, 64. A.B, Oberlin, 01 ; Woods Hole, 03,
10; M.S, Chicago, 05, 13-14, summers, 15, 17,
18. Teacher, high sch, Fremont, Ohio, 91-95;
asst. bot, Oberlin, 97-02; instr. biol, Illinois

Col, 03-05, asst. prof, 05-09, prof, 09- A. A;
Ass. Prof; 111. Acad. (mem. publication com-
mittee, V. pres, 19). Nutrition of the egg in
Zamia ; native trees of Morgan County, Illinois;
anatomy of Nelumbo lutea.

Smith, J(am66) Brookea, Greensboro, N. CL
Mathematics. Lexington, Ky, March 11, 85.
AJ5, A.M, Virginia, 06, fellow, 09-10. Adj.
prof, math, Ga. Tech, 06-07; head, dept. math,
high sch, Bichmond, Va, 07-09; asst. prof,
Hampden-Sidney, 10-11, prof, 11-18; lieut,
Q.M.C, 18-19; asst. actuary, Jefferson Standard
Life Ins. Co, 19- A. A; Math. Soc Continuous
groups.

Smith, Prof. Ja(m6)8 Perrln, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. * Paleontology. Cokesburg, B. C,
Nov. 27, 64. A.B, Wofford, 84, LL.D, 16;AJif,
Vanderbilt, 86; Ph.D, Gottingen, 92. Teacher
science, high sch, Naidiville, Tenn, 86-88; asst.
chemist and geologist. Ark. (}eol. Surr, 88-90;
prof, paleont. and miner, Stanford, 92-05,
paleont, 05- Asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surr,
95-06, geologist, 06- Geol. GeseU. Strati-
graphy; Triassic paleontology; Tertiary strati-
graphy, conchology and climatology; morphol-
ogy of marine invertebrates; upper Triassic
marine faunas; stratigraphy of Calif omia.

Smith, Jared Q(age), Napoopoo, Hawaii. Agri-
culture. Scottsburg, N. Y, Sept. 13, 66. B.8j
Nebraska, 88, A.M, 92. Asst. ag^culturist,
Nebr. Ebq>. Sta, 88-90; instr. bot, Washington
(St. Louis), 92; bot. asst, Mo. Bot. Garden. 92-
95; asst. agrostologiat, U. S. Dept. Agr^ 95-99,
asst. botanist, seed and plant introduction, 00-
01, special agent in charge, Hawaii Ebcp. Sta,
01-08; with Kona Tobacco Co, 08-13; editorial
dept, 'Pacific Commercial Advertiser,' 13-19;
prof, agr, CoL of Hawaii, 16; tobacco planter,
17- A.A; assoc. Bot. Soc. Systematic botany;
Alismaceae; Gramineae; Sagittaria; Lophoto-
carpus; Sitanion; Agropyron; Hordeaceae.

Smith, J(ohii) O(harles), 131 Carondelet St,
New Orleans, La. Zoology. New Orleans, May
8, 50. Louisiana, 69-71. Merchant. A. A;
Micros. Soc; La. Soc. Nat. Protosoa; Botifera;
Pseudo-Neuroptera; protozoan fauna of brackish
water of Lake Pontchartrain.

Smith, Oapt. John DomittU, 505 Park Ave, Balti-
more, Md. Botany. Baltimore, June 5, 29.
A.B, Tale, 47; admitted to bar, Baltimore, 51*
Capt. artillery, U.S. A, 64-65 ; assoc bot, Smith-
sonian Inst. Trustee, Peabody Inst, Baltimore,
88-09. Am. Acad; cor. Phila. Acad; feL Lon-
don Linnean Soc Botany of Central America.

Smith, Prof. John E(llphalet), Iowa State College,
Ames, Iowa. Geology. Polk Co, Oregon, Jan,
78. B.S, Oregon Col, 02; CSiicago, summers, 08-
10; M.S, Iowa State, 11; fellow, Missouri, 11-
12. Teacher science, high sch, Salem, Oregon,
05-08; instr. geol. North Carolina, 12-17; asst.
prof, Iowa State, 17- Field asst, Iowa GeoL
Surv, 11; geologist, N. C. Geol. Surv, 13-17.
A. A; fel. Am. Geog. Soc; N. C. Acad, (chair-
man, exec committee, 17) ; Iowa Acad. Agri-
cultural geology.

Smith, Prof. J(ofan) Hammond, University of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. CivU engineering.
Wellsvile, Ohio, Oct 14, 67. E.B, Pittsburgh,
98. Prof. math, and drawing, Pittsburgh, 98-

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

639

09, eivU eng, 09^ A. A; Eng. Edue; Soe. Test.
Mat; West. Pa. Eng. Soe. Seulpturing by means
of photography; geographic position and photo-
graphic proofs; intprovements in sorreying in-
struments.

Smitli, Prof. J(ohii) Warren, XT. S. Weather
Bureau, Washington, D. G. Meteorology. Graf-
ton, N. H, Sept. 21, 68. B.S, N. H. Gol, 88,
M.S, 00; Lawrence Soi. Sch, Harvard, 91-92;
grad, summer sch. agr, Ohio State, 02. With
U, 8, Weather Bw, 88-, director. New England
sect, 98-09, dist. forecaster, 6t. Louis, 09-10,
director, Ohio sect, 10-16, ehief, div. agr. me-
teorolf 16- Special lecturer meteorol, Ohio State,
98-10, prof, meteorol. science, 10-16; ed, 'Sect.
BuL' A.A; Meteorol. Soe; Ass. G^g; EcoL
Soe; Ohio Acad, (pros, 15); Wash. Acad;
Wash. Philos. Soe. Phenology; meteorology;
agricultural physics; geography; agricultural
meteorology.

Smith, Br. JConas) Waldo, 2224 Municipal
Building, New Tork, N. T. Cvoii engineering.
Lincoln, Mass, March 9, 61. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 87; hon. D. Eng, Stevens. 18; hon. ScJ),
Columbia, 18. Chief engineer, E. Jersey Water
Co, 00-03; aqueduct commissioner, N» T. City,
03-05, loard of water supply, 05- Civil Eng;
Mech. Eng; Pub. Health Ass; Water Works
Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Pranklin
Inst; Boston Soe. Civil Eng. Hydraulics; water
supply.

Smith, Prof. J(08eph) Bnssell, Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Geography. Lincoln,
Va, Feb. 3, 74. B.S, Pennsylvania, 98, Ph.D,
03; Leipzig, 01-02. Instr. science and hist,
Abington Friends Sch, Pa, 95-96; hist, George
Sch, 96-97, 98-99; econ. investigator. Isthmian
Canal Commission, 99-01; instr. commerce,
Wharton Sch. Finance and Commerce, Pennsyl-
vania, 03-06, asst. prof. geog. and industiy, 06-
07, industry, 07-08, prof, 09-19; eoofk geog,
Columbia, ,19- Special trade expert, bur. re-
search, W.T.B, 18; mem. Nat. Beseardi Council,
19- Ass. Geog. (v. pres, 16) ; Northern Nut-
Grower's Ass. (pres, 16). Economic geography;
soil conservation; ocean commerce; tree crop
agriculture in western Mediterranean countries
and in the United States; influence of the
great war on shipping; the world's food re-
sources.

Smith, Prof. K(eith) K(tieii2i), 2123 Maple Ave,
Evanston, 111. Fhyeies, Spencerville, Ind, Oct.

10, 87. A.B, Northwestern, 10; fellow, Prince-
ton, 14-15,. Ph.D, 15. Asst. physics, Princeton,
10-11; instr. science, high sch, Coshocton, Ohio,
11-12; physics, Princeton, 12-14; asst. prof.
Northwestern, IS- Assoc. Physical Soe. Ther-
mionic currents from tungsten; galvanomagnetic
and thermomagnetio effects in b^muth and other
meti^s.

Smith, Prof. Leonard 8(ewall), 939 University
Ave, Madison, Wis. CivU engineering. East
Troy, Wis, Feb. 14, 64. B.O.E, Wisconsin, 90,
C.E, 95. Instr. civil eng, Wisconsin, 94-96,
asst. prof, topog. and geod. eng, 97-05, prof, 05-
20, oity planning^ tO- Temporary aid, U. S.
Coast and Geod. Surv, 96-00 ; topographer, U. S.
and Mexico Int. Boundary Surv, 92-94; hydro-
grapher in charge. Wis. Nat. Hist, and GeoL

Surv, 97-05; engineer. State Levee Commission,
01-05; U. S. Geol. Surv, 06-09. A.A; assoo.
mem. Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Wis. Acad; Wis.
Eng. Soe. (seo'y, 1^20). Accuracy of stadia
measurements; water powers of Wisconsin.

Sxnitli, Dr. I»(ivl]igston) W(addeU), Lexington,
Va. Mathematics. Lexington, Va, May 30, 76.
A.B, Washington and Lee, 96, A3[, 98, Ph.D,
02; Hopkins, 03. Instr. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech,
04-06; prof, Washington and Lee, 06-. A. A.

Smith, L(orai) B(artlett), Virginia Truck Ex-
periment Station, Norfolk, va. Entomology.
Truro N. S, March 24, 90. B.S, Cornell, 14.
Asst, N. S. Agr. Col, 09-10; Cornell, 14; asst.
state entomologist, Va, 14-18, assoc state ento-
mologist, 18; entomologist, Va. TrucJc Exp. Bta,
16- Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom. Truck
crop insects; insect carriers of plant diseases;
plant breeding; Aphididae.

Smith, Prof. Louie HCenria), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, HI. Agronomy, Crystal Lake,
HI, 72. B.S, Illinois, 97, M.S, 99; Ph.D, Halle,
07. Asst chemist, III. Exp, 8ta, 99-03, chief
asst, chem. and plant breeding, 03-05, asst. chief
and asst. prof, plant breeding, Illinois, 05-11;
chief and prof, 11-20, chief soil survey in
charge of publications, tO-, acting head, dept.
agron, 13-14, 18-19. A.A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Agron.
13-14, 18-19. A. A; Soe. Nat; Soe. Agron.
(treas, 10, asst. ed, 'Jour,' 13-); Chem. Soe;
111. Acad. Com breeding ; improvement of farm
crops in chemical composition and in productive-
ness; transmission of plant characters by
heredity.

Smiths Dr. Margaret K(eiTer), New Paltz, N. Y.
Psychology. Amherst, N. S, 66. Stoy's Sch.
and Jena, 85-87; Gottingen, 96-97; Ph.D,
Zurich, 00; hon. fellow, Clark, 00-01. Teacher,
Oswego, N. T, 87-96; director psychol. and
geog, State Nor. Sch, New Palta, N. Y, 01-09;
supervisor of education of a family, 09-18 ; with
dept, languages, State Nor. Sch, Ifew Fdlts, N,
Y, 18- A.A; Soe. Nat; Psychol. Ass. Psychol-
ogy of rhythm and work; physical condition of
normal school students as indicated by reaction-
time, skin sensitivity and acuteness of sight and
touch; retarded development in a child; psycho-
logical value of Latin as a subject of instruc-
tion.

Smith, M(arion) B(iiS8el), Delta Laboratory,
Tallulah, La. Entomology. Pendleton S. 0,
June 19, 94. B.S, Clemson, 15; M.S, Ohio State,
17. Asst. entom, Clemson, 16; scientific asst,
bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-18; asst. entom,
Clemson, 18-19; exten. entomologist, N. C. 19-
20; field entomologist, hur. entom, TJ. S. Dept.
Agr, iO- Entom. Soe; Ass. Econ. Entom; K,
C. Acad. Formicidae; insecticides.

Smith, Dr. Bf&orioe ICsadore), Hygienic Labora-
tory, Washington^ D. C. Pharmacology. B.S,
Col. City of N. Y, 09; •M.D, Cornell, 13. Instr.
Pharmacol, Michigan, 14-17; prof, Nebraska,
17-20; pharmacologist, U. 8. Pub. HeaUh Serv-
ice, SO- A.A; Soe. Pharmacol; Am. Med. Asa.
Synergism of morphin and scopolamin; opto-
ohin; stovain; anaphylactic fever; nieotin tol-
erance; elimination of strychnin; anaphylaxis.

Smith, Prof. Meriin O(raiit), 624 N. Locust St,
Greenville, HI. Mathematics. Delta, Ohio, Aug.

640

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

26, 94. ■A.B, Greenville, 15; A.M, Ulinois, 16,
Ph.D, 18. Instr. math, Northwestern, 18-19;
prof, and head of dept, OreenvUle, 19^ Differ-
ential eqaations; boundary problema in one di-
mension.

Smith, Prof. KCawlaad) F(anurworth), The Cita-
del, Charleston, 8. 0. Physios. Downer's G^ove,
111, Jan. 28, 70. Ph.B, Northwestern, 92; FhJ),
Chicago, 09. Acting prof. physicSf Orinnell, 00-
01; prof, Olivet, 01-09; Centre, 09-19; head of
dept, The Citadel, 19- Teacher physics, Chi-
cago, smnmers. A.A; Physical Soc. Effect of
tension and torsion on electrical conductivity;
effect of magnetic fields on tiiermal conductivity.

Smith, Oberlln, Bridgeton, N. J. Mechanical en^
neering. Oineinnati, Ohio, March 22, 40. Phila.
Polytech, 60; West Jersey Acad, 62. Engineer
and pres, Ferraoute Machine Co, Bridgeton, 2f.
J, €S- Commissoner from N. J, Pan-Am. Ex-
pos, 01. A.A; Mech. Eng. (pres, 89, manager) ;
Civil Eng; Min. Eng; Elec. Eng; Acad. Polit.
and Social Sci; Health League; Franklin Inst;
Boyal Soc. Arts. Machine design; pressing and
stamping of metals; strength of materials; flow
of cold metals under pressure.

Smith, Prof. Orrin H(arold), Cornell College, Mt.
Vernon, Iowa. Physics, Iveyville, Iowa, Sept.
1, 84. A.B, Knox, 08; A.M, Illinois, 09, Ph.D,
14. Instr. physics, high sch, Champaign, HI, 09-
10; asst, Illinois, 10-14; prof, Cornell, (Iowa),
14- Physical Soc ; Iowa Acad. Retrograde rays
from the cold cathode.

Smith, Prof. Percey FCranklyn), 330 Willow St,
New Haven, Conn. ^Mathematics. Nyack, N.
Y, Aug. 21, 67. Ph.B, Yale, 88, Ph.D, 91 ; Q«t-
tingen, Berlin and Paris, 94-96. Instr. math,
Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 88-94, asst. prof, 95-
00, prof, 00- A. A; Math. Soc. (v. pres, 07);
Conn. Acad. Analytic spherical geometry;
transformation theory; differential geometry.

Smith, Prof. Philip B(dward), University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Anatomy, DeSmet, S.
Dak, Jan. 1, 84. B.S, Cornell, 08, M.S, 10,
Ph.D, 12. Asst. anat, Cornell, 10-11; instr, 11-
12; California, 12-17, asst. prof, 17- A.A; Soc.
Exp. Biol; Ass. Anat; Entom. Soc. Neurology;
experimental embryology.

Smith, Dr. Philip 8(idiiey), IT. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Medford^
Mass, July 28, 77. A.B, Harvard, 99, A.M, 00,
Ph.D, 04. Asst. Harvard, 02-04, instr, 04-06;
geologist, U. S. Geol. Swrv, 06- A.A ; Geol. Soc ;
Ass. Geog; Min. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol.
Soc. Physiography; areal and economic geology.

Smith, Prof. Balph E(Uott), University of CaU-
f omia, Berkeley, Calif. Plant pathology. Bos-
ton, Mass, Jan. 9, 74. B.S, Mass. Col, 94;
Munich, 98. Instr. bot, Mass. Col, 94-95; asst.
prof, 95-03; plant path, California, 03-08; as-
soc. prof, 08-09, prof, 09- Phytopath. Soc.
Vegetable pathology; dust spraying.

Smith, B(alph) I(ngram), 6 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Entomology. Leverett, Mass, Sept. 16,
82. B.S, Mass. Col, 01. Asst. entomologist,
dept. hort, Md. Col, 02-03 ; Ga. State Board En-
tom, 03-04, state entomologist, 04-07 ; asst. prof,
entom. and zool, Qemson, and entomologist,
Exp. Sta, 07-11; prof, entom, P. R. Col, la-

15; qt$araniine inspector, fed. hort. hoard, U,
8. Dept, Agr, 16^ A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Eeon.
Entom. San Jos^ scale; the cotton boUwonn
and insects injurioua to grain and truck crops;
peach, apple, and pear insects; remedial meas-
ures; garden insects.

Smith, Dr. B(aymond) 8(tratton), Agricultural
Building, Urbana, HI. Agronomy. Andover,
Ohio, April 9, 80. B.S, Pomona, 07; lUinoia,
13; Ph.D, Cornell, 18. Instr, Pa. State, 13-14,
asst. prof, 14-16; assoc. soU physics, Illinois,
18- A.A; Soc Agron; 111. Acad. Soil tech-
nology.

Smith, Prof. BCobert) WilBon, McMaster Univer-
sity, Toronto, Can. Botany. Ontario, Can, Oct
30, 60. B.A, McMaster, 95; fellow, Chicago. 96-
99, Ph.D, 99. Master science, Woodstock (Can),
91-96; lecturer hiol, McMaster, 99-00, prof, 00-
Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States; Int. Ass. Bot.
Morphology of the sporangia of Isoetes; cytol-
ogy of various sporangia.

Smith, Dr. Boger 0 (lotos), Kansas State Agri-
cultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Entomology.
Dayton, Ohio, June 7, 88. A.B, Miami, 11;
A.M, Ohio State, 15; Ph.D, Cornell, 17. Prin-
cipal, Fairview High Sch, Dayton, Ohio, 12-14;
asst. entom, Cornell, 15-17; assoc. lecturer nat.
hist, pub. museum, Milwaukee, 17-18; scientific
asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-20; asst,
prof, entom, Kansas State, tO- First Walker
prize, 19. A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom ;
Fla. Entom. Soc. Neuropteroids; control of
corn-ear worm.

Smith, Prof. B(07) B(iimett), Colgate Univer-
sity, Hamilton, N. Y. Chemistry, Jackson,
Mich, March 25, 75. Heidelberg, 95-96; B.8,
Michisran, 99; M.S. Colcrate. 03. Gnt+inaren. 12-
13. Instr, high sch, Ann Arbor, Mich, 94-95,
96-99; instr. chem, Colgate, 03-06, asst. prof,
06-09, assoc, prof, 09- A.A; C!hem. Soc; Lon-
don Soc. Chem. Indust.

Smith, Dr. B(ab7) a(reeiL Bell), 15 East Ave,
Ithaca, N. T. Entomology, Plant breeding.
Knightstown, Ind, Jan. 6, 78. A.B, Stanford,
02, A.M, 04; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Asst. entom.
Stanford, 02-03 ; teacher biol. and English, high
sch, Stockton, Calif, 04; instr. entom. and bio-
nomics, Stanford, 04-05; urban leader, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 17-18; asst. director, bur. conserva-
tion, N. Y. State Food Commission, 18-19;
state leader, N. T. Borne Bureaus, Cornell, 19-
Lecturer, Cihautauqua Inst, summers, 13, 14;
home econ, Cornell. Entom. Soc.

Smith, Prof. Sarah E(fll6), Mt. Holyoke College,
South Hadley, Mass. MathemeUics. Falls, N.
H, Nov. 15, 63. B.S, Mt. Holyoke, 89; Mass.
Inst. Tech; Michigan; Chicago; Berlin. Inst.
math, Mt.H(>lyoTee,S6-90, prof, 90- Math. Soc;
New Eng. Ass. Math.

Smith, Prof. Sidney I(ryliig), 147 WhaUev Ave,
New Haven, Conn. ^Biology. Norway, Maine,
Feb. 18, 43. Ph.B, Yale, 67, hon. A.M, 87.
Asst. and instr. zool, Yale, 67-75, prof. eomp.
anat, 75-06, emer. prof, 06- Zoologist, U. S.
Lake Surv, 71; U. S. Fish Commission, 71-87.
Nat. Acad; Soc. Nat; Soc. ZooL American ma-
rine invertebrate zoology, especially crustaceans
and their post-embryonal stages; insects.

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641

Smith, Prof. SteTenson, Uniyeraitj of Washing-
ton, Seattle, Wash. FtycKology, Philadelphia,
Pa, April 29, 83. B.S, Pennsylvania, 04, Ph.D,
09; Heidelberg, sununer, 04; Columbia, 04-05.
Asst. psjchol/ Columbia, 05-06; prof, philos. and
psychol, Hampden-Sidnej, 06-11; asst. prof,
psjfchol, Washington (Seattle), 11-13, assoe.
prof, 13-15, prof, IS- Instr, Columbia, sum-
mers, 11-14. PsychoL Ass. Animal behavior;
mental tests.

Smith, Prof. Theobald, Princeton, N. J. ^Cov^
parative patholoffy. Albany N. T, July 31, 59,
Ph.B, Cornell, 81; MJ), Albany Med. Col, 83;
hon. A.M, Harvard, 01, LL.D, 10; Chicago, 08;
hon. M.D, Breslau, 11; LL.D, Washington (St.
Louis), 16; Princeton, 16; Yale, 17. In charge
investigation of infectious animals diseases, bur.
animal indust, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 84-95; prof,
bacter, George Washington, 86^5; eomp. path,
Harvard, 96-15; director, dept, animal path,
Boekefeller Inst, IS-^ In charge, antitoxin and
vaccine lab, Mass. State Board of Health, 95-14;
mem. board of directors, Boekefeller Inst, 01-;
Harvard exchange prof, Berlin, 11. Mary
Eingsley medal, Liverpool Sch. Tropical Med,
07;Flattery medal. Harvard, 20. Nat. Acad;
A.A; Soc. Nat; Philos. Soe; Soe. Exp. Path;
Soc. Pharmacol; Aas. Path, and Bact; Am.
Physicians; Soc. Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am.
Acad; hon. feL London Soe. Trop. Med. and
Hygiene; hon. mem. Soc. de Path, exotique.
Etiology of Texas eattle fever and other in-
fectious animal diseases ; relation between human
and bovine tuberculosis; parasitism and im-
munity.

Smitli, Prof. T(h6odor») Townsend, University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Thyeies. Charleston,
S. C, Nov. 9, 84. A.B, Harvard, 07, A.M. 08,
Ph.D, 16. Ijistr. physics, Ejinsas, 10-13, asst.
prof, 13-19; prof, exp, physics, Nebraska, 19^
Physical Soc; Optical Soc. Magnetization in
hematite; optical instruments.

Smith, Prof. TChomas) Berry, Central College,
Fayette, Mo. Chemistry, Physics. Pike Co, Mo,
Dec. 7, 50. A3, Prichett, 73, A.M, 79; Sheffield
Sci. Sch, Yale, 75-76; Chicago, 08; LL.D, Central
Wesley an ( Mo ) , 14. Instr. scieneees, Prit chett, 73-
75; prof, chem. and geol, N. Mo. State Nor. Sch,
77-78; chem. and physics, Carleton, 79-80; nat.
science, Pritchett, 82-86; chem. and physics,
Central (Mo), 86-15, ehem, IS-* Acting pros,
Central (Mo), 01-03; voluntary observer, U. S.
Weather Service, 83-19; sec'y-treas. Mo. Col.
Union, 07-; mem. Mo. Library Commission, 16-
19. Mo. State Teachers Ass.

Smith, T(odd) O(riii), Durham, N. H. Chemistry,
Carrollton, Ohio, Oct. 27, 85. A.B, Indiana,
10; M.S, N. H. Col, 16. Asst chemist, N. H.
Bxp, 8ta, 10-17, research chemist, 17" A. A;
Chem. Soc. Quantitative rare earth separations;
distribution of food materials in the apple tree
at different periods of vegetation; x>otassium re-
quirements of plants; adhesiveness of spray
materials.

Smith, Prof. W(arren) D(n Pr6), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Oeology, Leipzig,
Germany, May 12, 80. B.S, Wisconsin, 02,
Ph.D, 08; A.M, Stanford, 04; fellow, Chicago,
04-05. Field asst. Wis. Geol. Surv, 01-03 ; asst,

41

geoL lab, Stanford, 04; geologist. Mining Bur,
Manila, 05-06, chief, div. mines. Bur. Science,
P. I, 07-14; prof, geol, and head of dept, Ore-
gon, 14" U. S. delegate from Philippines, Int.
GeoL Cong, Toronto, 13. A.A; Geol. Soc. (coun-
cilor, Cordilleran sect, 18); Am. Qeog. Soc; Ass.
Mus. (v. pres, Pacific sect, 19) ; Philippine Eng.
Soc. (prcs, 13). Geology of Philippines, Oregon
and the Pacific.

Smith, Prof. W(arren) B(nfQ8), Lewis Institute,
Chicago, 111. Chemistry, Litchfield, Maine, July
10, 69. A.B, Bowdoin, 90; Ph.D, Chicago, 94.
Asst. chem, Bowdoin, 94-95; instr, high sch.
New Bedford, Mads, 95-96 ; Lewis Inst, Chicago,
96-01, asst. prof, 01-05, prof, OS- A.A; Chem.
Soe; Soe. Chem. Indust. General inorganic
chemistry.

Smith, Dr. Warren S (locum), General Chemical
Co, 25 Broad St, New York, N. Y. Geology.
Seattle, Wash, July 11, 91. B.S, Washington,
12; A.M, Columbia, 13, Ph.D, 15. Geologist,
Gen, Chem, Co, 15- Min. Eng; N. Y. Acad.
Economic sources of various minerals.

Smith, Prof. Wilbur 0(leT«iaad), Tulane Univer-
sity, New Orleans, La. Anatomy. Independ-
ence, Kans, Aug. 9, 84. M.D, Kansas City Med.
Col, 08. Instr. anat, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp.
Med. Col, 11-13; prof, Wake Forest, 13-16;
asst. prof, T^ilane, 16-18, prof, gross anat, 18-
Conns arteriosus in teleosts; left vena cava su-
perior in man; pyorrhea alveolaris.

Smith, Prof. W(i]Uam) B(eiijamin), Tulane Uni-
versity, New Orleans, La. ^Mathematics, Stan-
ford, Ky, Oct. 26, 50. AJ3, Transylvania, 70,
A.M, 71, LL.D, 04; Ph.D, G^ttingen, 79; LL.D,
Kentucky, 09. Prof, math. Central (Mo), 81-
85; physics, Missouri, 85-88, math, 88-93;
Tulane, 93-06, philos, 07-16, emer. prof, 16-
U. S. delegate, First Pan-Am. Sci. Cong. A.A;
Soe. astron. de France; Kant-(}esell; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. New Testament criticism;
Cniristian origins; dreams and the nature of
reality.

Smithy W(illiam) B(radford), Armour and Co,
Kansas City, Mo. Chemistry. SomerviUe, Mass,
Oct. 19, 76. George Washington, 05-06; B.S,
Bellevue, 10. Asst. chemist, bur. ehem, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 05-06; in charge, U. S. Meat In-
spection Lab, Kansas City, Mo, 10-18; chem-
ist. Armour and Co, 18- Chem. Soc. (sec'y,
Kansas City sect, 13-16) ; Agr. Chem, (referee,
12, 13). Biological and food chemistry; meat
products; oils and fats.

Smith, Prof. WCilliam) M(Mdcoy), Lafayette Col-
lege, Easton, Pa. Mathematics. Oxford, Pa,
May 18, 81. Ph.B, Lafayette, 03; fellow, Co-
lumbia, 10-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. math, Lafay-
ette, 05-09, 11-12; asst. prof, Oregon, 12-13,
prof, 13-15; assoc. prof, math, and registrar,
Lafayette, IS- Instr. astron, Columbia, sum-
mers, 11, 12. A. A; Math. Soc. Geometrical as-
pects of differential equations.

SBiith, Dr. WCilliam) S(id]i^) TUlgior, 640 Ten-
nyson Ave, Palo Alto, Calif. Geology, Stock-
ton, Calif, April 2, 69. B.L, California, 90, fel-
low, 95-97, Ph.D, 96; Hopkins^ 90-91. Prof,
math, and nat. science, Occidental, 94-95;
math. State Nor. Sch, Chico, Calif, 97-98; asst.
miner, California, 99-00; asst. geologist, U. S.

642

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Geol. Surv, 00-07; assoe. prof. geol. and miner,
Nevada, 06, prof, 07-13; consulting geologist,
if- Aast. chem, California, 98; field asst, IT. S.
Geol. Surv, 96, 97, 98. A.A; Geol. Soc. (conn-
eilor, 13); Min. and Metal. Eng. Metamor-
phism and physiography; petroleum geology;
stereographic projection; ore deposition.

Smith, Dr. Winford H(6iiry), Johns Hopkins
Hospital, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Westbrook,
Maine, July 11, 77. A.B, Bowdoin, 99, ScD, 18;
M.D, Hopkins, 03. Bes. gynecologist. Lakeside
Hosp, Cleveland, 03-05; hosp. physician, N. Y.
Dept. of Health, 05-06; med. supt, Hartford
Hosp, 06-09 ; gen. med. supt, Bellevue and allied
hospitals, N. Y. City, 09-11 ; med. supt, Hophins
Hosp, 11- Consultant hosp. administration,
California; China Med. Board; Chicago; Van-
derbilt; Bochester; Yale; assoc. ed, 'Modem
Hosp. Jour.' Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, hosp.
sect, 14) ; An). Hosp. Ass. (pros, 16) ; Md. Med.
and Chirurg. Faculty. Hospital construction and
administration.

Smither, Ftaderick W, Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Hampton, Va,
Aug. 11, 76. B.8, Va. Polytech, 95; Vir-
ginia, 95-97. Chemist with Dr. H. Froehling,
97-98; druggist, 99; chemist, Lucius P. Brown
Co, 99-07; U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-U; Bur. Stand-
ards, 14- Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Chemical reagents; metals of
the platinum group.

Smock, J(olin) OConoTer), Hudson, N. Y. Geol-
ogy. Near Holmdel, N. J, Sept. 21, 42. AJ3,
Butgers, 62; Berlin, 69-70. Asst. geologist, N.
J. Qeoi Surv, 64-85; asst. in charge, N. Y.
State Museum, 85-90 ; state geologist, N. J, 90-
00. Tutor chem, Buteers, 65-67 ; mem. board of
managers, N. J. GeoL Surv. A. A; GeoL Soc;
Min. Eng; Forestry Ass; Philos. Soc; London
Soc. Arts.

Smulyan, Dr. M(arcii8) TOtomas), Gipsy Moth
Laboratory, Melrose Highlands, Mass. Ento-
mology. Lithuania, May 1, 84. B.S, Mass. Col,
09, Ph.D, 14. Asst. entomologist, Va. State
Crop Pest Commission, 14-17; speeialist, Gipsy
Moth Lab, 17" A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ.
Entom. Teuthredella; a dipterous pest attack-
ing Compositae; aphids infesting the apple.

Smytli, Prof. OOuudas) H(eiiry), JV, Princeton
University, Princeton, N. J. Geology, Miner-
alogy. Oswego, N. Y, March 31, 66. Ph.B,
Columbia, 88, Ph.D, 90; Heidelberg, 90-91.
l^rof. geol. and miner, Hamilton, 91-05; geol,
Princeton, OS- A.A. (sec'y, E, 97); Geol. Soc;
Philos. Soc; N. Y. Acad; Wash. Acad. Pre-
. Cambrian and chemical geology and petrology.

Smyth, Prof. Ellison A(dger), Jr, Blacksburg, Va.
Biology. Summerton, S. C, Oct. 26, 63. A.B,
Princeton, 84, A.M, 87; law sch, Columbia, 84-
85; Virginia, 87; LL.D, Alabama, 06. Adj.
prof, hiol. South Carolina, 89-91; prof, Va.
Polytech. Inst, 91- Dean of faculty, Va. Poly-
tech. Inst, 03-06. A.A; Entom. Soc; assoc.
Omith. Union; N. Y. Entom. Soc. Life his-
tories of Lepidoptera; spermatogenesis in in-
sects.

Smyth, Dr. F(rederlc) Hasfclngs, Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Physical chem-
istry. Clinton, N. Y, Sept. 28, 88. A.B, Hamil-

ton, 09, A.M, 10; Berlin, 09-10; M.S, Mass. Inst
Tech, 14, Ph.D, 15. Instr. chem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 15-17; capt, C.W.S, 18; physical chemist,
geophysical lab, Carnegie Institution, 19- Chem.
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc. Electrolysis of metallic
ammonia solutions; dissociation of copper oxide.

Smyth, Prof. HsoDxy Uoyd, Harvard University,
Cambridge, Mass. * Geology. Near St. Mary's,
Ont, Jan. 11, 62. AJ3, Harvard, 83, C.£, 85.
Instr. mining and metal, Harvard, 93-95, asst.
prof, 95-00, prof, 00- GeoL Soc; Min. £ng;
Min. and Metal. Soc; Am. Acad. Economic
geology.

Smyth, Dr. Itomina O(ottoii) S(lddl6), Mimden,
Kans. Biology. Woodstock, Ohio, March 18,
71. B.S, Ohio State, 97, M.S, 98, PhJ>, 05.
Asst. bot, Ohio State, 97-98; teacher, science
and math, Akeley Inst, Grand Haven, Mich, 99-
00; nat. hist, Washburn, 01, 03-04; Atchison Ob.
High Sch, Kans, 01-02; asst curator, Kans.
State Museum, 06-13, curator, 13-15; teacher
math, and nor. training, high sch, Altoona,
Kans, 17-18, supt, 18-19; schools, Mundmi,
Kans, 19- Ohio Acad. (v. pres, 03); Kans.
Acad; Britton-Brown Bot. Club (see'y, 02-).
Embryology of Alysstmi macrocarpum; algae
and Protozoa of Sandusky Bay and of Kansas;
unusual color marking in prairie mole; life his-
tory and parasites of Pozoptera graminea;
trees of Kansas.

Bneed, Prof. M. Oamum, Universi^ of Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. Chemistry. Nash-
ville, Tenn, Jan. 2, 86. AJ3, Cincinnati, 11,
A.M, 13, Ph.D, 16. Asst prof, chem, Cincin-
nati, 16-17; assoc. prof, Minnesota, 18- Chem.
Soc. Inorganic chemistry; qualitative analysis;
Beckman's rearrangement of hydrozamie acids.

Snell, Prof. J(olin) F(ergiuMm), Macdonald Col-
lege, Quebec, Can. Cheimstry. Brampton, Ont,
Oct. 14, 70. B.A, Toronto, 94; Ph.D, Cornell,
98. Asst. chem, Cornell, 94-95, 96-98; Wes-
leyan, 98-99; nutrition investigations, XT. S.
Dept. Agr. (Middletown, Conn), 98-01; instr.
chem, (^innati, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-07;
Macdonald, 07-09, prof, 09- Asst. ehonist,
Storrs Exp. Sta, 00-01. A.A; Chem. Soc
(sec'y, Cincinnati sect, 02, pres, 04) ; Soc
Chem. Indust; fel. Can. Inst. Chem; Can. Soc
Tech. Agr. Phase rule study of system water,
acetone and potassium chlorid; method for de-
termining heats of combustion; heats of com-
bustion of oils; variations of temperature in the
human body; methods in analytical chemistry;
cadmium iodid; household ammonia; maple sap
products; malic acid.

8n^ Dr. Walter Hairy, Brown Uniyersity, Prov-
idence, B. I. Plant pathology. West Bridge-
water, Mass, May 19, 89. AJB, Brown, 13,
A.M, 15; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 20. Forest paliiolo-
gist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-20,
collaborator, tO-; asst. prof, bot. Brown, tO-
Phytopath. Soc. Forest pathology.

SDelling, Prof. Oha(rle)8 M(eroer), Athens, Oa.
Mathematics. Bichmond, Va, Nov. 3, 62. Va.
Mil. Inst; hon. A.M, Georgia, 92; CKSttingen and
Berlin, 93-94; hon. ScD, Pittsburgh, 10. Asst.
prof, math, Va. Mil. Inst, 84-85; prof, Southern
Georgia, 86-88 ; adj. prof, Georgia, 88-97, prof,
97-, pres, Franklin Col, and dean, univ, OS-

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

643

SnaUlngy Dr. Walter O(tbeiiun), Allentowiiy Pa.
Chemistry, Washington, B. C, Dec 13, 80.
B.8, George Washii^on, 04, PI1.D, 07; B.S,
Harvard, 05,* M.S, Yale, 06. Chemist, U. 8.
GeoL Surv, 07; chemist in charge, explosives
ehem. lab, U. S. Bur. Mines, 08-12, research,
12-16; director of research, Trojan Powder Co,
17^ Asst. chem, George Washington, 06, 07,
instr, 07. A. A; Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Electro-
ehem. Soc; Franklin Inst; Soc. Chem. Indiist;
Chem. Gesell. Military and mining explosives;
prevention of accidents.

Snider, Dr. L(nther) O(xodEer), Empire Gae and
Fuel Co, Bartlesville, Okla. Geology. Mt. Sum-
mit, Ind, Sept. 13, 82. A.B, Indiana, 08, A.M,
09; Ph.D, Chicago, 15. Asst. director, Okla.
Geol. Surv, 09-15; geologist, Pierce Oil Corp,
15-16; Cosden Oil and Gas Co, 16-17; asst. chief
geologist, Empire Gas arid Fuel Co, 17-19, chief
geologist, 19- A.A; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Min. and
MetaL Eng.

finoddy, Prof. George 8(aaiael), 352 Umversity
St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Psychology. Em- .
poria, Kans, April 21, 82. A.B, B.S, Kansas,
12, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Clark, 15. Assoc, prof, psy-
chol, Utah, 15-17, prof, and head of dept, 17-
A. A; Psychol. Ass; Utah Acad. Physiological
psydiology; voluntary control; human learning;
dementia precox; neurasthenia.

SnodgraM^ Prof. J(olin) M(cBeath), Univeraity
of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Mechanical engineering.
Coldspring, Wis, Sept. 1, 74. B.S, Illinois, 02.
With yarious railroads, 02-06; engineer, Am.
Locomotive Co, 06-08; instr, asst. prof, and
later prof, and head, dept. raUwa/y eng, Illinois,
OS- Mech. Eng. Bailway engineering; steam
locomotive testing; stresses in cast iron car
wheels.

SnodgraBB, S(ol)ert) E(Yan8), 1465 Chapin St,
Washington, D. C. Entomology. St. Louis, Mo,
July 5, 75. A.B, Stanford, 01. Asst. prof,
entom, Wash. State, 01-03; instr, Stanford. OB-
OS; exx>ert, hwr. entom, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 06-10,
preparator entom. charts, 17- Insect anatomy;
illustrations of insect life histories.

Snook, Prof. H(omer) Glyde, 463 West St, New
York, N. Y. Physics. Antwerp, Ohio, March
25, 78. A.B, Ohio Weeleyan, 00, M.S, 10; A.M,
Allegheny, 02; Pennsylvania, 03-08. Asst. astron,
Ohio Wesleyan, 98-00, physics, 99-00; prof,
physics and chem, Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors'
Orphan Home, Xenia, 00-01; asst. chem, Alle-
gheny, 01-02; pros. Snook Boentgen Mfg. Co,
03-16; V. pres, Victor Elec. Corp, 16-18; elec.
engineer in charge physical lah, eng. dept. West-
ern Slee. Co, 18- Longstreth medal, Franklin
Inst, 19. A. A; Physical Soc; Badio Eng;
Electrochem. Soc; Elec Eng; Boentgen Bay
Soc; Phila. Eng. Club. Bdntgen and Hert-
aian radiation; stereoscopic effects in BOntgen
radiation; electrophysics.

Snook, TChomaa) E(dward), 261 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Mathematics, Architectvre. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Oct. 23, 63. E.M, Columbia, 84.
Engineer for John B. Snook, architect, 84-87;
architect, 87- Math. Soc; Civil Eng. Archi-
tectural engineering; number and size of ele-
vators for buildings of various heights and
areas.

Snow, Prof. Benjamin W(amer), 612 Howard
Place, Madison, Wis. *Physics. Henry, HI,
Aug. 15, 60. B.S, Cornell, 85, fellow, 85-86;
G^ttingen, 87-88; Strasbourg, 88; Ph.D, Berlin,
92. Instr. physics, Ohio State, 86-87; Cornell,
88-90; prof, Indiana, 92-93; Wisconsin, 93-
A.A. (sec'y, B, 94); Physical Soc. Badiation;
infra-red metallic spectra.

Snow, Prof. Ofaaxlee HCenry), University
Grounds, Morris Heights, New York, N. Y.
CivU engineering. New York, March 24, 63.
C.E, N. Y. Univ, 86; hon. Sc.D, Pittsburgh, 98.
Prof. oivU eng, N. x. Vniv, 91-, dean, col, eng.
Practising civil engineer, 86-; civilian director,
nat. army training detachment, and sect. B,
8.A.T.0, N. Y. Univ, 18; appraisal expert, serv-
ice at large. Bur. Aircraft Production, 19. CHvil
Eng; Min. Eng. (director, 05-10). Materials
of construction; economic woods.

Snow, Dr. Chester, Bureau of Standards, Wash-
ington, D. C. Physics. Salt Lake City, Utah,
June 1, 81. A.B, Harvard, 06; fellow, Wiscon-
sin, 12-14, Ph.D, 14. Prof, physics, Brigham
Young, 06-11; assoc. prof, math, Idaho, 14-16,
prof, 16-20; physicist, Bur. Standards, tO-
Physical Soc. Mathematics; magneto-optics.

Snow, Prof. Julia (Warner), Northampton, Masa.
Botany, La SaUe, HI, Aug. 30, 63. B.S, Cor-
nell, 88, fellow, 88-89, M.S, 89; fellow. Ass.
Col. Alumnae. 91-92; Ph.D, Ziirich, 93; Basel,
96-97. Teacher science. Am. Col. for Girls,
Constantinople, 94-96; asst. bot, Michigan, 97--

98, instr, 98-00; teacher biol, Bockford, 00-01;
asst. tot. Smith, 01-02, instr, 02-06, assoc. prof,
OS- A.A; Bot. Soc Fresh-water algae.

Snow, Prof. lAetitla M(oxri8), Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Botany. Baltimore, Md,
March 31, 74. A.B, Goucher, 95 ; Baltimore Ass.
Adv. Educ. Women fellow, Chicago, Ph.D, 04.
Instr. science, Girls' Latin Sch, Baltimore, 97-

99, 00-01; head, dept. biol, State Nor. Seh,
Farmville, Va, 04-08; instr. hot, WeOeslcy, 08-
11, assoc. prof, 11- A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc;
Pub. Health Ass. Plant ecology; root-hair de-
velopment; coastal vegetation; bacterial diseases
of plants.

Snow, Prof. Perry Gardner, 1031 S. 14th East 8t,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Anatomy, Manti, Utah,
Dec. 24, 78. A.B, Utah, 09; M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 14. Instr. anat, Utah, 08-10, prof, 11-,
acting dean, sch. of med, 13-14, dean, 14-
Ass. Anat. Microscopic anatomy; the orbital
glands of Anura.

Snow, Dr. William F(reeman), 105 W. 40th St,
New York, N. Y. Public health. Quincy, HI,
July 13, 74. A.B, Stanford, 96, A.M, 97, M.D,
00. Instr. physioL and biol, Stanford, 01-02,
asst. prof, hygiene, 02-03, assoc. prof, 03-09,
prof, hygiene and pub. health, 09-20 ; sec 'y and
exec, officer, Calif. State Board of Health, 09-
14; gen. director. Am. Social Hygiene Ass, 14-;
lecturer, sch. hygiene and pub. health, Hopkins,
go- Pres, Conf . State and Provincial Boards of
Health, 13 ; major, lieut. coL and col, M.B.C, on
active duty, 17-19. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Pub.
Health Ass; Soc. Trop. Med; Statist Ass; Mil.
Surg. Epidemiology; communicable diseases.

Snowdon, Dr. Balph O(ntbbert), The Hooker
Electrochemical Co, Niagara Falls, N. Y.

644

AMEBICAN MEN OF 8CIENCB

Chemistry. Pittston, Pa, Feb. 3, 82. A.B, Cor-
nell, 04, A.M^ 06, Ph.D, 09. Asst. chem, Cornell,
04-05, instr, 05-09; chemist. The Nitrogen Co,
Ossining, N. Y, 09-11; expert, Hooker Electro-
ehem. Co, 11- Chem. Soc; Eleetroehem. Soe.
Electrochemistry; inorganic chemistry; the elec-
trolytic reduction of nitrobenzene.

Buyder, Prof. OChaxles) D(avld), Johns Hopkins
Medical School^ Baltimore, Md. Physiology,
Pickaway Co, Ohio, April 30, 77. A.B, Stan-
ford, 96; M.S, California, 04, Ph.D, 05; Co-
lumbia table, Naples Zool. Sta, 06; fellow, Hop-
kins, 07-08. Instr. nat. sciences, high schools,
Calif, 9&-05; instr. physiol, med. soh, Hopkins,
08-09, assoc, 09-11, clssoc, prof, 11- ^ Acting
prof, physiol, Nevada, 95. A.A; Physiol Soc;
Am. Med. Ass ; Ass. Prof. Experimental morph-
ology; temperature coefficients of biologic proc-
esses; electrophysiology; blood pressure; tonus
in organs of mixed musculature ; heat production
and metabolism in smooth and cardiac muscles;
nature of mechanism at point of transfer of
nervous impulse into motor response.

Snydar, Prof. Hairy, 1800 Summit Ave, Min-
neapolis, Minn. * Chemistry. Cherry Valley, N.
Y, Jan. 26, 67. B.S, Cornell, 89. Asst. diem,
Cornell, 88-91, and Cornell Exp. Sta, 89-91;
chemist, Minn. Exp. Sta, 91-09; prof. agr.
ehem, Minnesota, 92-09, soils, 07-09. Investiga-
tions on nutrition. U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-07;
chemist, Bussell-Miller Co, Minneapolis. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (pres, 08); Soe. Prom.
Agr. Sci Human food and soil investigations;
flour, wheat and cereals.

Snyder, Prof. J(olin) 0(tterb6in), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Zoology. Butler, Ind, Aug. 14,
67. Indiana, 90-91; A.B, Stanford, 97, A.M,
99. Supt. sdiools, Pullman, Wash, 93-94; asst.
ssool, Stanford, 97-99, instr, 99-03, asst. prof,
03-11; assoc. prof, 11- Asst, U. S. Pish Com-
mission, 97, 99, 02, 04, 06, 09; naturalist, 'Alba-
tross' exped. to Hawaii, Alaska and Japan, 02,
06; instr. Hopkins marine lab, 07, 08; expert
ichthyologist, IT. S. Nat. Museum, 14; fisheries
export, Calif. Fish and (Jame Commission, 19-
Calif. Acad. (cor. sec'y, 20-). Oeographieal
distribution and classification of fiishes of
Mexico, Japan and Hawaii; origin and relation-
ships of fish faunas of rivers and lakes of west-
em America; life history of salmon.

SDyder, Prof. Monroe B(ttijamin), Philadelphia
Observatory, Philadelphia, Pa. Astronomy.
Quakertown, Pa, Mardi 13, 48. Pennsylvania
Col, 67-69; A.B, Michigan, 72, A.M, 75. Asst
astron. and math, Cent. High 8ch, PhUa, 73-80,
in charge, observatory, 73-97, prof, astron, and
math, 80-, head, dept. math, 97-; director,

• Philadelphia Observatory, 97- Pres, board of
examiners, Elec. Exhib, Pranklin Inst, 84; sec'y,
Nat. Elec. Commission, 84; sec'y, Nat. Conf.
Electricians, Phila, 84; director, Phila. Observa-
tory solar eclipse exped, 00; author of astron.
articles, 'Encyclopaedia Americana.' A.A; As-
tron. boc; Math. Soc; Philos. Soc; fel. Royal
Astron. Soc; Astron. Gesell. Astrophysics;
volcanism.

Snyder, Dr. Bobert M(lfflin), East Lansing, Mich.
Bacteriology. Pittsburgh, Pa, May 20, 93. B.S,
Mich. Agr. Col, 14; Ph.D, Cornell, 18. Asst.

hooter, Mich. Exp,. Sta, 19^ Soo. Agron; Soe.
Bact; Chem. Soc Soil technology; soil eoUoids;
symbiotic nitrogen fixation.

Snyder, Pzof. Virgil, 214 University Ave, Ithaca,
N. Y. *Mathematies. Dixon, Iowa, Nov. 9, 69.
B.S, Iowa State, 89; Cornell, 90-^2, fellow, 92-
93; Ph.D, Oottingen, 94. Jnstr. math, Cornell,
94-03, asst. prof, 03-10, prof, 10-- A.A; Math.
Soo; Am. Acad; Math. Verein; Cireolo Mat. di
Palermo. Geometry of the line and sphere;
configurations of ruled surfaces; birational
transformations.

Sollmamx, Prof. Torald (Hermazm), Western Be-
serve Medical College, Cleveland, Ohio. *Phar-
macology. Coburg, Germany, Feb. 10, 74. Pri-
vate study in pharmacy, chem. and med, IT. S.
and Paris, 87-94; M.D, Western Beserve, 96.
Demonstrator physiol. Western Beserve, 95-98,
lecturer pharmacol, 98-01, asst. prof. Pharmacol
and mat. med, 01-03, assoc. prof, 03-04, prof,
04- Prof. mat. med, Cleveland Sch. Pharmacy,
09-16. A.A; Physiol. Soc; Am. Physicians;

, Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Pharmacol; Soe. Biol.
Chem; ion. Med. Ass; Pharmacent. Ass. Phys-
iology.

Solomon, Dr. H(aity) (OsBsar), 483 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Psychiatry. Hastings, Nebr,
Oct. 25, 89. B.S, California, 10 ; M.D, Harvard,
14. Intern, Psychopathic Hosp, Boston, 14-15,
asst. physician, 15, chief of staff, 16-17; instr.
psychiat. and neuropath, Harvard Med. 8eh, IS-;
investigator, Mass. Dept.' Mental Diseases, 15-;
neurologist, Beth Israel Hosp, 16-; psychiatriyf,
New England Home for Little Wanderers, 17-
Contract surgeon, instr. psychiat, M.C, 17-18,
lieut, 18-19. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Psy-
chopath. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass; Am. Med.
Ass. Neurosyphilis; spinal fluids.

SosMrs, Prof. Baasom Byarts, University of Pitts
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Economic geology, Walt
ham. Mass, July 28, 85. A.B, Harvard, 08,
A.M, 10; Ph.D, Cornell, 15. Asst. prof, econ
geol, Cornell, 16-19; prof. oU and gas geol^
Pittsburgh, 19- Geol. Soc; Min. and MetaL
Eng; Ass. PetroL GeoL Oil and gas geology.

SomervUle, Dr. A(lbert) A(lManider), 90 Morn-
ingside Drive, New York, N. Y. Physios, Mil-
roy, Ind, Jan. 28, 83. Ph.D, Cornell, 10.
Physicist, XJ. S. Bubber Co; v. pres. and man-
ager, rubber dept, Va/nderbUt Co. A.A; Phys-
ical Soc.

Sondem, Dr. Frederic Bwald, 20 W. 55th St, New
York, N. Y. Pathology. Stuttgart, Germany,
March 30, 67. M.D, Columbia, 89. Prof. rfia.
path, N. Y. Post'Grad. Med. Sch, 06- Director,
laboratories, Lying-in-Hosp, New York. AJL;
Ass. Path, and Bact; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Clinical patiiology.

Soper, Dr. B(dgar) K(ixk6), Sinclair Consoli-
dated Oil Corporation, 55 Liberty St, New York,
N. Y. Geology. Calif, 86. A.B, Stanford, 08;
A.M, Minnesota, 15, Ph.D, 17. Instr. econ. geol,
Cornell, 08-10; Minnesota, 10-16; asst prof,
mining eng, Idaho, 16-17, assoc prof, 17; dean,
Oregon Sch. Mines, 17-19; geologiit, Sinclair
Consol OH Corp, 19- Field geologist, IT. S.
Geol. Surv, 11, geologist, 18; Minn. Geol. Surv,
12-16; Am. Smelting and Bef. Co, 13. GeoL

AMERICAN MEN OF BC?IENCE

645

Soc; Inat. Min. and Metal. Eng; Seismol. 8oe;
Soc. Eeon. Geol. Eeonomic geology; day and
shale deposits of Minnesota; peat depositB;
mining districts of Idaho; petrolenm geoiogy.

Soper, Dr. G«org» A(lbert), 130 W. 67th St, New
York, N. Y. SafUtary engineering. New York,
Feb. 3, 70. B.S, Bensselaer, 95; A.M, Colnm-
bia, 98^ Ph.D, 99. Transitman, west, div, Bos-
ton Water Works^ 95; engineer, Oomberland
Mfg. Co, 95-97; engineer in charge sanit. clean-
ing of Galveston, Tex, 99; sanit. engineer, Dept.
Health, N. Y. City, 02; expert, Dept. Health,
N. Y. State, 03: Williams Col, Cornell TJniv,
Watertown and Lawrence, N. Y, 04; eoneulting
eanii, engineer, Mem. yarions commissions,
01-; pros, Metropolitan Sewerage Commission,
N. Y. City, 08-; major, S.O, 18-19. AJL;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Pub. Health. Ass; Civil
Eng; Water Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng.
Water and sewage purification; ventilation; epi-
demiology.

Sosmaa, Dr. Bobert B(rowxiing), Geophysical
Laboratory, .Washington, D. 0, ^Chemietry.
Chillicothe, Ohio, March 17, 81. B.S, Ohio
State, 03; Mass. last, Tech, 04, Ph.D, 07.
lisb. of A. D. Little, Boston, 06-08; asst. physi-
cist, geophys, lab, Carnegie Institution, 08-11,
phyeioiet, 11-, acting director, 18-20. Investi-
gator optical glass^ W.I.B, 17-18; consulting
diemist, nitrate div, #rd. Dept, 18. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (pros. Wash, sect, 16); Ceramic
Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc (pros, 20); Wash.
Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad. (cor. sec'y, 17-, ed,
19-); British Soc. Glass Tech. Electro-
motive force of solutions; conductivity and
ionization of aqueous solutions, 0^-300*; gas
thermometer scale, 400*-1600*; specific volume
of minerals at fusion temperatures; ozids; iron
ores.

Souchon, Dr. Edmond, 2403 St. Charles Ave, New
Orleans, La. Anatomy, Surgery, Opelousas,
La, Dec. 1, 41. Intern, hospitals, Paris, 65;
M.D, Louisiana, 67. Prof, emat, Tulnne, and
Tulane prof. elin. eurg. Charity Hasp, New
Orleane, 84-07, emer, prof, 07- Pres, La. State
Board of Health, 98-; mem. board of adminis-
trators, Charity Hosp, 79. Ass. Anat; Surg.
Ass. (v. pres, 98) ; Am. Med. Ass. (v. pres, 96).
Sanitary science; the influence of mosquitoes on
the transmission of yellow fever; subclavian
aneurisms.

Bonder, Dr. Wllmer (Henry), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Salem, Ind,
Feb. 21, 84. A.B, Indiana, 10, A.M, 11 ; Ph.D,
Chicago, 16. Asst, Chicago, 14-17; asst. physi-
cist, Bur. Standards, 17-18, assoc physicist, 18-
20, physicist, tO- A. A; Physical Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Sound; photoelectric discharges;
war instruments and materials; dental materials.

flonle, Preg. Andrew M(cNalxn), State College of
Agriculture, Athens, Ga. Agriculture, Niagara
FaUs South Can, July 8, 72. Grad, Ont. A^.
Col, 92; B.S, Toronto, 93; hon. ScD, Georgia,
10, LL.D, 16. Asst. to director, Mo. Exp. Sta,
94; asst. prof, agr, Tex. Col, 94-99; director,
Tenn. Exp. Sta. and chairman, agr. faculty, Ten-
nessee, 99-04; dean and director, col. of agr,
and Exp. Sta, Va. Polytech, 04-07; pres, Ga.
Col, 07' Food administrator for Ga, 17-

19. A.A; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci; Ass. Agr. Ck>L
(pres, sect, on extension teaching) ; Ass. Farm-
ers' Inst. Workers (past pres); fel. Boyal Soc
Arts. Cereal production m the south; influence
of succulent foods on beef production; econoibic
milk production; cotton seed and its by-prod-
ucts; education and the economic development
of the south.

Sonthall, Prof. Jamae P(oweU) O(ocke), Colum-
bia University, New York, N. T. ♦Pfcysics.
Norfolk, Va, April 4, 71. Bichmond, 86-88;
A.M, Virginia, 93 ; Hopkins, fellow by courtesy,
98-99. Instr. physics, Virginia, 91-93; prof,
physics and math, MiUer Manual Training Sch,
Albemarle, Va, 93-98; Prendergast prof, phys-
ios, Hobart, 99-01; prof, Ala. Polytech, 01-14;
asst. prof, Columbiay 14-17, assoc. prof, 17-, di-
rector courses in optics and optometry y 14- Mem.
faculty, California, 17; mem. Optical Munitions
Board. A.A; Physical Soc; Optical Soc. (assoc
ed, * Jour,' pres, 20) ; hon. mem. W. Va. Philos.
Soc Geometrical, physical and physiological
optics; mirrors; prisms; lenses.

Spaeth, Dr. Beynold A(lbi6dit), 212 Longwood
Bead, Baltimore, Md. Physiology. Philadel-
phia, Pa, Nov. 22, 86. B.S, Haverford, 09; fel-
low. Harvard, 09-13, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 13, Sheldon
fellow, Kiel and Naples, 13-14. Instr. biol,
Clark, 14-15; Yale, 15-17, embryol, 18; assoc.
physiol, Sch. Hygiene and Pub. Health, Hop-
kins, 18- Instr. embryol. Woods Hole, 15, 16;
physiology, 20-; asst, hygienic lab, IT. S. Pub.
Health Service, 18. A. A; Physiol. Soc; Soc
Exp. Biol; Soc. 2<ool. Physiology of melano-
phores; pituitary standardization; fatigue.

Spalding, Prof. Alfred B(aker), Lane Hospital,
San Francisco, Calif. Gynecology. Atchison,
Kans, July 19, 74. A.B, Stanford, 96; M.D,
Columbia, 00. Prof, obstet, California, 09-12;
obstet, and gynec, Stanford, It- Gynec. Soc;
Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med. Obstetrics;
gynecological pathology and histology; anatomy
of the female pelvic organs.

Spalding, Prof. F(rederlck) P(ataam), 901 Vir-
ginia Ave, Columbia, Mo. CiviX engineering.
Wyxos, Pa, April 7, 57. C.E, Lehigh, 80. In-
strument man, S.P. B. B. 80-82; asst. engi-
neer, Miss. Biver Improv, 82-85; instr. civil
eng, Lehigh, 86-88; surveyor, Miss. Biver C!om-
m&ion, 88-90; engineer in charge street exten-
sions, Washington, D. C, 90-91; asst. prof, civil
eng, Cornell, 91-98 ; contractor for munic. works,
98-00; prof, dvil eng, Missouri, 00- A.A; Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ. (mem. exec, council, 03-06,
13-16, treas, 04-06); Soc. Test Mat. Proper-
ties and methods of testing cements, expansions
of cement and concrete; theory of reinforced
concrete.

Sparrow, Prof. Oazroll M(a8on), University, Va.
Physics. Baltimore, Md, Jan. 10, 80. A.B,
Hopkins, 08, fellow, 09-10, Ph.D, 11. Aid, XT.
S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 02-04, asst, 04-07;
instr. physics, Hopkins, 10-11; adj. prof, Fir-
ginia, 11-17, assoc. prof, 17-20, prof, tO- Capt.
Air Service, 18-19; assoc. ed, 'Physical Bev.'
A. A; Physical Soc; Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Theory of spectroscope.

gpaoldlng. Dr. B(dward) OCleason), Princeton
University, Princeton, N. J. Philosophy,Psychol'

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ogy. Burlington, Vt, Aug. 6, 73. B.S, Vermont,
94, LL.D, 20; A.M, Colombia, 98; Ph.D, Bonn,
00. Instr. math, and scienee, Cutler Seh, New
York, 94-98; philos. and psychol, Col. City of
N. T, 00-05; asst. prof. phUoa, Princeton, 05-
14, prof, 14r- Lecturer, Woods Hole; Brooklyn
Inat. Philos. Ass. (sec'y-treas, 09-16). Logic;
systematic philosophy; philosophy and the his-
tory of science; the new realism; the new
rationalism.

Spanlding, Dr. Porley, U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. 0. Forest pathology.
South Eoyalton, Vt, Sept. 19, 78. B.S, Ver-
mont, 00; M.S, Washington (St. Louis), 08,
Ph.D, 06. Asst. hort, Maine, 01 ; biol, Vermont,
01 ; scientific aid, bur. soils, U, 8. Dept, Agr, 01,
special agent, hur, plant indutt, Miss. Valley
Lab, 02-08, scientific asst, 03-07, pathologist,
lab. forest path, 08-13, path, inspector, fed.
hort. board, 18-14, pathologist, Zob. forest path,
14^ A. A; Bot. Soe; Phytopath. Soc. Bitter-
rot of apples; damping ofF in tree seedlings;
structure of wood cell wall; diseases of decidu-
ous trees; white pine blister rust.

Spear, Dr. E(Uwood) B(azker), Goodyear Tire
and Bubber Co, Akron, Ohio. Chemistry. Au-
rora, Ont, Feb. 22, 75. BJL, Manitoba, 99;
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 07; Toronto, 99-02; Leipzig.
Besearch asst, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06-07, instr.
anal, chem, 07-08, inorg. chem, 08-10, asst.
prof, 10-13, assoc. prof, 13-20; head, research
lah, Goodyear Tire and Bubler Co, tO- Chem.
Soc. Physical, inorganic and electrical chem-
istry; catalysis; qualitatiye analysis; electro-
analysis of zinc; electrolytic deposition of cop-
per; chemistry of colloids; precipitation of col-
loidal platinum; gas warfare; colloid chemistry
of rubber.

Qpeck, Prof. F(raiik) OConldsmith), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. *AnthrO'
pology. New York, N. T, Nov. 8, 81. A.B,
Columbia, 04, A.M, 05; fellow, Pennsylvania,
07-08, Ph.D, 08. Instr. and later asst. prof,
anthrop, Pennsylvania, 08-^ Expeditions, Bur.
Am. Ethnol, Am. Museum Nat. Hist. and. Univ.
Pennsylvania to Ind. Ter, Okla. and Que, 04-09.
A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Folk-lore Soc; Ethnol. Soc.
American Indian etiinology and linguistics.

Spaed, Dr. Kellogg, 122 S. Michigan Ave, Chi-
cago, HI. Surgery. Cleveland, Ohio, Jan. 17,
79. B.S, Chicago, 01, M.D, Bush Med. CoH 04.
Assoc, prof, surg, Northwestern, 04-19; as«t.
prof. Bush Med. Col, f 0- Attending surgeon,
various hospitals; lieut col, M.C, A.E.F, 17-19.
Surg. Ass; Col. Surg; Am. Med. Ass. Frac-
tures; dislocations.

Qpeidel, Dr. O(arl) OCaskey), University, Va.
Biology. Washington, D. C, Oct. 26, 93. Ph.B,
Lafayette, 14; Maule fellow, Princeton, 16-17,
Ph.D, 18. Instr. zool, Akron, 17-18; acting
prof, biol, St. Lawrence, 19-20; adj. prof, anat,
VirgwUa, iO- Gland cells of internal secretion
in tiie spinal cord of the skates.

Qpeller, Frank K(ewinaa), National Tube Co,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Metallurgy. Toronto, Ont, Jan.
1, 75. B.A.Sc, Toronto, 94. Chief metal, engi-
neer, Nat. Tube Co, 04^ Lecturer applied chem,
Toronto, 98. Min. Eng; ElectrochenL Soc; Soc.
Test Mat; Am. Iron and Steel Inst; Gas Inst.

Metallurgy of steel; prevention of corrosion of
tubes and pipes.
Qpeooe, Pxof. Baztholoiiiew J(olin), Northwestern
University, Evanston, HL Physios. Chicago,
HI, June 4, 83. B.S, Northwestern, 05; fellow,
Princeton, 07-09, PhJD, 09. Asst. physics, Wis-
consin, 05-06; instr, Illinois, 06-07; Princeton,
09-10; asst prof. North Dakota, 10-18, prof,
and head of dept, 19-20; assoc. prof. Northwest-
ern, fSO- A. A; Physical Soc. Befractive in-
dices of gold, platinum and silver; infrarred re-
flecting power of ice and of anilin dyes ; thermal
properties of clay; absorption spectra of alka-
loids; optical pyrometry.

Spenoe, O(eorge) K(iiok), Johnsonburg, Pa.
Chemistry. New York, N. Y, Dec. 10, 72. BJ3,
Pa. State, 95, M.S, 10. Asst chemist, Ohio Steel
Co, 95-98; chemist, N. Y. and Pa. Co, Paper
Makers, 9^-02, supt. pulp dept, 02-08; else,
bleach plant, 08-10; chief eng. chemist, l(h
A.A; Chem. Soc. Preparation of wood pulp;
utilization of by-products.

Spencer, Dr. Axtbnr 0(oe), U. S. Geologieal Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. *Geology. Carmel, N.
. Y, Sept 27, 71. B.S, Case, 92; PhJD, HopUns,
96. Asst. geologist, U. 8. Geol. 8urv, 96-02,
geologist, Ot- A. A; GeoL Soc; Min. Eng;
Wash. GeoL Soc. (sec'y, 06). General geology
and ore deposits in Virginia, Colorado, Wyvming,
Alaska and Cuba; the zinc and iron depositsln
the pre-OGUDibrian rocks of New Jersey; Triassie
iron ores of Penn&fylvania; pre-Cambrian of
Texas, including iron ores; copper ores of Ely,
Nevada.

Spencer, Dr. Frank OUxence, Monte Vista, Colo.
Education, Anthropology. Polk, Ohio, Nov. 24,
66. B.S, Colorado, 94; Ph.D, Columbia, 99;
hon. fellow, Clark, 99-00. Instr. math, and
English, State Prep. Sch, Colorado, 93-94; supt.
pub. schools, Monte Vista, Colo, 94-97; county
supt schools, 04-20; prof, maith, Buena Vista,
Colo, to- Forest supervisor, U. S. Forest Serv-
ice, 06- Primitive education; origin of primi-
tive ideas.

Spencer, Dr. O(allford) L(awBon), Biverbank
Court, Cambridge, Mass. Chemistry. La Fay-
ette, Ind, Dec. 21, 58. B.S, A.C, Purdue, 79,
ScJ), 91; M.S, Michigan, 82; studied sugar mfg.
in Europe, 82-83. Asst. chemist, U. 8. Dept
Agr, 83-01, chief, sugar lab, bur. chem, 01-06;
chemist, Cuhan-Am. 8ugar Co, 06- Keported on
U. S. beet sugar indust. for twelfth census.
Chem. Soc.

Spencer, Dr. J(oeepli) W(ilUam) W{tiiXtnp),

6 Earl St, Toronto, Can. *Geology. Dundas, Ont,
March 26, 61. B.A.S, McGiU, 74, A.M, 80 ; Ph.D,
GSttingen, 77; A.M, King's CoL N. S, 75; TJi.D,
Alberta, 13 ; Manitoba, 19. With Can. GeoL Surv,
74; science master, CoL Inst, Hamilton, Ont, 77-
80; prof. chem. and geoL and v. pree, Being's
Col, N. S, 80-82; prof, geol, Missouri, 82-87;
state geologist, Ga, 88-93 ; Geol. Surv. of W. I.
and Cent. Am, 94- Special commissioner for
Niagara research, Can. GeoL Surv, 05-08.
A.A; GeoL Soc; Can. Inst; feL London GeoL
Soc* Physical geology; paleontology; Niagara
fossils, especially g^raptolites; origin and his-
tory of the Great Lakes; geological development
of the West Indies and Central America; geog-

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647

raphy« of submarine valleys; great changes of
level of land and sea; evolution of the falls of
Niagara and their relation to the Great Lakes;
age of Ontario shore and modem St. Lawrence
Biver.

Spenser, Br. John O(eorge), 646 Bose Building,
Cleveland, Ohio. Chemistry, Pharmaoology,
Cleveland, Sept. 6, 64. M.D, Western Reserve,
84; Ph.r>, Strasbourg, 93. Asst. chem, Adelbert,
84-87, instr. pharmaeol. and prof, chem, West-
em Beserve, M-96; prof. chem. and pharmaeol,
Cleveland Col. Physicians and Surg, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 96-10; legiJ chem, Westem Beserve, 10-
17. A.A; CheuL Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Ohio Med.
Ass; Ohio Pharmaceut. Ass; Cleveland Acad.
Med, CheuL Soc and Pharmaceut. Ass; fel.
London Chem. Soc; Chem. QeselL Unsaturated
fatty acids; preparation. of a carbohydrate from
egg albumin; /5-bromvalerianic acid, chemically
and crystallographically considered; separation
of vegetable poisons; delicacy of the tests for
phenol; forensic identiication of blood; sewage
disposal.

Bperr, Frederick WilUain, Jr, Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. Jeflferson, Ohio,
Dec. 27. 85. A3, Ohio State, 06. Chenust,
Westingkouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 06-08; cml
and mining engineer, 08-10; chemist, by-prod-
ucts coke phints, various commercial firms, 10-
15; chief chemist, Koppers Co, 15-, smior f el-
law, Mellon Inst, 16- Chem. Soc; Am. Gas Ass;
Soc. Test. Mat ; Franklin Inst. Coal carboniza-
tion; coke, gas and by-products.

Speny, Bbner A, 1605 Albemarle Boad, Brooklyn,
N. T. Electrical engineering. Cortland, N. Y,
Oct 12, 60. Oomell, 79-80. rounder, Sperry
Elec. Co; Sperry Elec. By. Co; pres, Sperry
Gyroscope Co, 10- Mem. Naval Consulting
Board, 15- Medal, PrankUn Inst, 14; first priae,
Aero Club, France, 16; grand P^^. P*"^'
Pacific Expos, 15; ColHer trophy, 16; 'Scientific
Am.' medal. Am. Museum; decoration from Csar
of Bussia. A. A; Elec. Eng. (founds); Mech.
Enff: Electrochem. Soc (founder); Chem. 8oc;
Navil Archit. and Marine Eng; Automotive
Eng; Physical Soc; N. Y. Elec. Soc. (past pres).
Electric beacon constmction; detinning and elec-
trochemical processes; manufacture of fuse
wire; electric carriage designing; gyrostatic ap-
paratus.

Sp«rry, Dr. Pauline, 1421 Hawthorne Terrace,
Berkeley, Calif. Mathematics. Peabody, Maw,
March 6, 85. A3, Smith, 06, A.M 08; M.S,
Chicago, 14, Ph.D, 16. Instr. math. Smith, 08-
12; teaching fellow, Chicago, 15-16; asst. prof,
Smith, 1^17; instr, Calif omia, 17- A. A; Math.
Soc; Math. Ass. Projective differential geom-
etry.

Spier, Leslie, American Museum of Natural His-
tory, New York, N. Y. Anthropology. New
York, Dec. 13, 93. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 16 ;
Ph.D, Columbia, 20. Asst, dept. anthrop. Am.
Museum Nat Hist, 16-20; lecturer, California,
20; instr. anihrop, Washiington (8t. Louis),
go- Asst, Archeol. and Geol. Surveys, N.
J, 13; archeol. expeditions to southwestern U. S.
A. A; Anthrop. Ass; fel. EthnoL Soc. Antiquity
of man in .^erica; ethnology of southwestern
Indians.

Splller, Dr. William G(ib8on), 4409 Pine St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Baltimore, Md,
Sept. 13, 63. M.D, Pennsylvania, 92. Asst. clin.
prof, nervous diseases and asst. prof, neuropath,
Pennsylvania, 01-03, prof, neuropath, and assoc.
prof, neur, 03-15, prof, neur, 15- Clin, prof.
Woman's Med. Col, Pa; neurologist, Phila. Hbsp;
Neur. Ass. (pres, 05); Phila. Col. Physicians;
Phila. Neur. Soc. (past pres); for. cor. mem.
Soc. neur. de Paris. The symptomatology and
pathology of nervous diseases.

Spiltanan, Prof. W(illiam) J(a8per), 506 North-
brook Court, Washington, D. C. AgricuUwre.
Lawrence Co, Mo, Oct. 23, 63. B.S, Missouri,
86, M.S, 89, ScD, 10. Prof, science State
Nor. Sch, Cape Girardeau, Mo, 87-89; Vin-
cennee, Ind, 89-91; Oregon State Nor. Sch,
91-94; prof, agr, Wash. State, 94-01; agrostolo-
gist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 02-05, agriculturist in
charge farm management investigations, 05-18,
assoc. ed, 'The Farm Jow,' 18- A.A; Soc.
Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Agron; Farm Econ. Ass.
Plant breeding; laws of heredity in hybrids;
farm practise and underlying principles; eco-
nomic agriculture.

Splndflo, Dr. H(ert>efl:t) J(aBeph), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
•Anthropology. Huron, S. Dak, Aug. 16, 79.
AJ5, Harvard, 06, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 09. Austin
teaching fellow. Harvard, 06-09; asst. curator,
dept. anthrop. Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 09-, in
charge, indust. and decorative art exhib, 19.
Angrand pri«e, 18. Anthrop. Ass; Folklore
Soc; Etiinol. Soc; Ecuatoriana de Estudios Hist.
Am; Paris Soc. des Am6ricanistes; Maya Soc.
Mandan and Nez Perc6 Indians; ethnology and
archeology of Mexico, Central America and
South America; historical developments in art;
primitive agriculture; use of primitive art in
modem industrial decorations.

gpixmey, Prof. LCouis) B(evler), Ames, Iowa.
Physics. Bradford, HI, May 27, 69. B.M.B,
Iowa State, 92, B.S, 93; Cornell, 93-94, 98-00;
Berlin, 94-95; Zurich, 95-96. Asst. physics,
Iowa State, 93-97, prof, physics and elec. eng,
97-09, physics and ilium, eng, 09-14, physics,
14- A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ
Elastic properties of glass; analysis of vowel
sounds.

Spitska, Prof. Bdw(ard) Anthony, 63 E. 9l8t St,
New York, N. Y. * Anatomy, Neurology, New
York, N. Y, June 17, 76. CoL City of N. Y,
94-98; M.D, Columbia, 02, fellow, 02-06.
Demonstrator anat, Columbia, 04-06; prof. gen.
anat, Jefferson Med. Col, 06-14; private prac-
tise, 14- Prosector and curator. Am. Anthropo-
metric Soc; Heut. col, M.C, 17-19, M.B.C, 19-
A. A; Philos. Soc. Human cerebral fissures;
brain-weight; brains of eminent men; hereditary
transmission of cerebral types; brains of races;
comparative anatomy of the insula; brains of
criminals; effects of death by electricity; mor-
phology of ductless glands.

8poehr, Dr. Herman A(iigU8tii8), Desert Labora-
tory, Tucson, Ariz. Plant physiology. Chicago,
111, June 18, 85. B.S, Chicago, 06, fellow, 08-
09, Ph.D, 09; BerUn, 0^07; Paris, 07-08.
Assoc, chem, CAiicago, 09-10; staff mem. desert
lab, Carnegie Institution, 10- AJl; Chem. Soc;

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bot. Soe. Photosynthesis; plant respiration;
carbohydrates.

Qpofford* Prof. Charles M(Uton), 61 Colbourne
Crescent, Brookline, Mass. CivU engineering.
Georgetown, Mass, Sept. 28, 71. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 93. Asst. civil eng, Mass. Inst. Tech,
96-97, instr, 97-03, asst. prof, 03-05; prof,
BrooUyn Polytech, 05-09; Hayward prof, and
in charge dvil and sanit. eng. dept, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 09- Designer and expert adviser on many
bridges, warehouses and piers, 00-; mem. Boston
Terminal Commission, 15-16; mem. firm, Pay,
SpoflPord and Thomdike, 14- A. A; Civil Eng;
Eng. Educ; Am. Acad; Boston Soc Civil Eng;
Brooklyn Eng. Club. Theory of structures.

Sponsler, OOenns) ItCee), 1013 High St, Palo
Alto, Calif. Forestry. Akron, Ohio, June 17,
79. A.B, Michigan, 10; A.M, Nebraska, 12.
Adj. prof, forestry and bot, Nebraska, 10-11,
assoc. prof, in charge, 11-12 ; assoc. prof, Michi-
gan, 12-17; wood technologist, forest products
lab, U. S. Forest Service. Forest surveyor,
Mich. Geol. Surv; Wis. State Board of Forestry.
A. A; Soc. Foresters. Silvics; dendrology.

Spoouer, Dr. Iiesley H(inckley), 520 Common-
wealth Ave, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology. Hing-
ham, Mass, Aug. 22, 81. A.B, Harvard, 03, M.D,
07. Physician, out-patient dept, Mass, Gen.
Hosp, 15-; gen. clinic and health clinic, Boston
Dispensary, 19- Instr. bacter, Harvard Med.
Sch, 12-; consulting physician, Mass. Charitable
Eye and Ear Infirmary, 15-; major, M.C, 17-19.
Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med. Ass; Boston
Med. Library. Practical application of bac-
teriology to medicine.

Spragg, Frank A(zor), East Lansing, Mich.
Plant breeding. Near Hazelton, loyra, Aug. 21,
74. B.S.A, Mont. Col, 02; M.S, Mich. Agr. Col,
06. Besearch assoc. plant "breeding, Mich. Agr.
Col, 06- In charge, Mont. Agr. Exhibit, La.
Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc.
Agron; Mich. Acad. (v. pres, sec'y agr, 19).
Plant breeding in farm crops; mathematics of
genetics.

Spragne, Fteik (Jnllaa), 165 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. ^Electrical engineering, Invention.
Milford, Conn^ July 25, 57. Grad, U. S. Naval
Acad, 78. Officer, U.S.N, 78-84; asst. to T. A.
Edison, 84; v. pres, Sprague Elec. By. and Motor
Co, 84r-90; consulting engineer, Edison Gen.
Elec. Co, 90; pres. and v. pres, Sprague Elec.
Elevator Co, 91-97; v. pres. and tech. director,
Sprague Elec. Co, 98-01; consulting engineer,
Sprague Safety Control and Signal Corp. Mem.
and sec'y, jury, Crystal Palace Elec. Exhib,
8^83; mem. Terminal Commission for Elec.
of N. Y. C. and H. R. R. R. Gold medal, Paris
Exhib, 89; Elliot Cresson medal, Franklin Inst,
04.; grand prize, La. Purchase Expos, 04; Edi-
son gold medal, 11. Elec. Eng. (pres, 92) ; Civil
Eng; assoc. Naval Archit; Naval Inst; Consult-
ing Eng. (pres, 14) ; Inventors Guild (pres) ;
N. Y. Elec. Soc. (pres, 04) ; British Inst. Elec.
Eng; British Inst. Civil Eng. Electricity; rail-
way operation and power distribution; rapid
transit; power transmission and utilization;
stationary motors; pioneer modem trolley sys-
tem; inaugurated high-speed electric elevators;
invented multiple-unit system of electric rail-

ways; automatic train control; electrification of
terminals of New York Central and Hudson
River Railroad; Southern Pacific Company and
Sierra Nevada electrification project.

Spraragen, WUliam, National Rg^rch Council, 29
W. 39th St, New York, N. Y. ElMrical engineer'
ing. Warwick, N. Y, May 20, 95. B.E, Union, 16.
Testing engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 16-17; instr. elec. eng, Okla. Col, 17-18;
Washington (Seattle), 19-20; sec'y, eng. dw,
N4it. Besearch Council, tO- Ballistic inspector,
War Bept, 18; asst. chairman, welding research
committee, Nat. Research .Council and Emer-
gency Fleet Corp, 18-19. Elec. Eng. Welding;
mathematics applied to engineering.

Spring, Prof. Samn^ N(ewton), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Forestry. Sioux City, Iowa.
Feb. 5, 75. A.B, Yale, 98, M.F, 03. Field asst,
bur. forestry, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03; prof, for-
estry, Maine, 03-05; forest asst. and later asst
forest inspector and chief, office of exten, U. S.
Forest Service, 05-09; state forester. Conn, and
forester. Conn. Exp. Sta, 09-12; prof, forestry,
Cornell, It- A. A; Forestry Ass; Soc. Forest-
ers; N. East. Foresters Ass; N. Y. Forestry Ass.
Silviculture.

Springer, Dr. Alfted, 312 E. Second St, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, *Chemistry, Physics. Cincinnati,
Feb, 12, 54. Ph.D, Heidelberg, 72. Sole owner,
Alex. Fries and Bro, Cincinnati, 74- A.A.
(sec'y, subseot. chem, 81, seo'y, C, 82, asst. gen.
sec'y, 83, gen. sec'y> 84, v. pres, 92) ; Chem. Soc;
cor. mem. British Ass. The torsion balance;
aluminum sound boards; fermentation withont
combined nitrogen; anti-putrescent effects of
copper salts.

Springer, Dr. AUted, Jr, 312 £« Second St, Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. Physical chemistry. Cincinnati,
Nov. 1, 88. A.B, Yale, 09 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 12 ;
G«ttingen, 12-13. Chemist, Alex. Fries and Bro,
lS-> Ctiem. Soc. Conductivity and dissociation
of organic aeids.

8|pringer, Frank, Smithsonian Institution, Wash-
ington, D. C. Paleontology. Wapello, Iowa,
June 17, 48. Ph.B, Iowa State, 67 ; ScD, George
Washington, 21. Lawyer, 68- Assoc, paleont,
museum comp. zool, Harvard, 01; U. S. Nat.
Museum, 12; state senator, N. M, 80, 01; regent,
New Mexico, 98; state museum, N. M, 09-;
pres, Maxwell L. G. Co, 90-; director, First Nat.
Bank, Las Vegas, N. M; mem. bar, U. S. Su-
preme Court, 82- A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont-
Soc ; for. oor. London Geol. Soc. Paleocrinoidea ;
North American Crinoidea camerata; a Trenton
echinoderm fauna; the genus Scyphocrinus;
Crinoidea flexibilia.

Springer, Prof. F(rankUn) WCesley), University
of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Blectricdl en-
gineering. Anoka, Minn, Jan. 18, 70. B.E.E,
Minnesota, 93, E.E, 95. instr. elec. eng, Minne-
sota, 95-99, asst. prof, 99-05, prof, 05- Elec
Eng; Eng. Educ. Gas engine ignition and two
cycle design; electric spark recorder.

Spront, Dr. TChomas) PCeck), 1035 N. Calvert
St, Baltimore, Md. Medicine. Augusta Co, Va,
Feb. 16, 84. A.B, Davidson, 03 ; M.D, Hopkins,
09. Asst, instr. and later assoc. path, Hoplcins,

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649

09-12, inBtr. and later assoe. med, 13-18, assoe,
cUn. med, 19- Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med.
Ass. Internal medicine; pathology.

Spnrgeon, Prof. Charles H(a4don), Tnlane Uni-
versity, New Orleans, La. Biology, HiUis-
bnrg, Ind, Oct. 30, 80. A.B, Franklin (Ind),
06; A.M, Indiana, 12. Principal, high schools,
Ind, 02-06; prof. biol. and physiol, Drury, 07-
20; a8st, prof, anat, TtUane, £0- City chemist
and bacteriologist, Springfield, Mo, 14- A. A;
Micros. Soc. Early embryology of the bat.

SinirT, JCofllah) B(dward)» Tenth Ave. and 36th
St, New York, N. Y. *Geology, Gloucester,
Mass, Oct. 1, 70. A.B, Harvard, 93, A.M, 94;
Berlin, 97. Asst. geologist, Minn. Geol. and Nat.
Hist. Surv, 93; U. S. GeoL Surv, 94-97, geolo-
gist, 97-05; pres, Spurr and Cos, consnlting
mining engineers and geologists, 06-11; v. pres.
and advising engineer, Tonopah Mining Co, 11-
17; mem. committee on mineral imports, U. 6.
Shipping Board and W. T. B, 17-18; chief en-
gineer, war minerals investigations, U. 8. Bur.
Mines, 18-19; ediior-in chief, 'Eng, and Mining
Jour/ 19- Consulting mining expert to Sultan
of Turkey, 01; geologist, Am. Smelting and
Befining Co. and Guggenheim Explor. Co, 05-07,
consulting geologist, 07-; consulting geol. engi-
neer, Campbird Limited. Delegate, Int. Cong.
Geol, St. Petersburg, 97. Geol. Soc; Min. Eng;
Min. and Metal. Soc; Soc. Econ. Geol. Genesis
of ore deposits; geology applied to mining; po-
litical, commercial and philosophical geology.

Squier, Gen. George 0(w«a), U. S. A, TJ. S. War
Department, Washington, D. C. *Electricdl en-
gineering. Dryden, Mich, March 21, 65. Grad,
U. S. Ma Acad, 87; fellow, Hopkins, 92, Ph.D,
93, fellow by courtesy, 03, Second lieut. Artil-
lery, 87-93, lieut, 93-98, capt. and lieut. col, vol.
Sig. C, 9&-99, lieut. 8ig. C, 99-01, capt, 01-03,
major, 03-17; chief eignal officer, brig. gen. and
major gen, 17- Instr, dept. elec. and mines,
IT. S. Artil. Sch, Portress Monroe, Va, 95-98;
commander, IT. S. Cableship 'Bumside,* Philip-
pine Archipelago, 00-02; chief signal officer,
Headquarters Dept. of Calif, 02; IT. S. nuL
attach^, London, England, 12-16. John Scott
medal, Franklin Inst, 96; Elliott Cresson medal,
12. K.C.M.G, 19; D.S. medal. Nat. Acad; A. A;
fel. Elec. Eng; Physical Soc; BadioEng; Philos.
Soc; Franklin Inst; Wash. Philos. Soc;^ Lopdon
Physical Soc. Electrochemical effects due to
magnetization; the polarizing photo-chrono-
graph; the sine wave systems of telegraphy;
multiplex telephony and telegraphy; tree teleph-
ony and telegraphy; the absorption of electro^
magnetic waves by living vegetable organisms.

Stabler, Dr. Edward IiCineoln), Central Leather
Co, 17 Battery Place, New York, N. Y. Mathe-
matics, Brooklyn, N. Y, April 20, 65. A.B, Co-
lumbia, 85, fellow, 85-88, A.M, 86, Ph.D, 88.
Actuary, Manhattan Life Ins. Co, 89-98; foith
Central Leather Co, OB- A.A,

Stafford, Prof. O(rln) FOetdier), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Chemistry, Hillsboro,
Ohio, Feb. 7, 73. A.B, Kansas, 00, A.M, 02;
Berlin, 08-09. Instr. chem, Oregon, 0(^02, asst.
prof, 02-06, prof, 06- A. A; Chem. Soc. Eeae-
tions between acid and basic amids in liquid
ammonia solutions; dissociation of the sulphur

vapor molecule; vapor pressures of sulphur;
bactericidal action of ultra-violet rays; exo-
thermic reactions in the pyrolysis of cellulose
and wood.

Stager, Dr. Henry W (alter), 4729 10th Ave,
N. E, Seattle, Wash. MathemaiioB, Nntley,
N. J, April 18, 79. AJB, Stanford, 02, A.M, 06;
Ph.D, California, 09. Asst. math, Stanford, 01-
02, 05-06; prof, Pacific (Calif), 06-07; teach-
ing fellow math, California, 07-10; head, dept.
math, Fresno Junior Col, Fresno, Calif, 10-16;
with U. S. E. B. Ad, 17-20; ifMtr. math, Wash-
ington (Seattle), BO- A.A; Math. Soc; Math.
Ass. Theory of numbers; factor tables; geo-
metric transformations.

Stagner, Dr. Bert Allen, Mellon Institute, Pitts-
burgh, Pa. Chemistry, Chillicothe, Mo. AJ3,
Missouri, 09, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Chicago, 14.
Head, dept. chem, Fresno Junior Col, 11-13,
14-17; research chemist, Mellon Inst, 17- Instr.
chem, Missouri, summer, 10. A. A; Chem. Soo.
Tria^lhydrozylamin derivatives; keratin prod-
ucts; petroleum.

StaHl, Dr. Karl F(riederidi), 2318 Wharton St
S. Side, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Zwie
f alten, Germany, March 14, 55. D.Sc, Tubingen
76. Supt, chem. works, James Irwin and Co
90-99; ^691. Chem, Co, 99-14, consulting chem
ist, 14- Chem. Soc. (diairman, Pittsburgh sect
16); Soc. Qiem. Indust; West. Pa. Eng. Soc
(chairman, diem, sect, 02); Chem. Verein. In
organic chemistry; hydrofluoric and hydrofluo
silicic acids and their salts.

Stakmaai, Dr. B(lvin) 0(liarles), Agricultural
Experiment Station, St. Paul, Minn. •Plant
pathology, Algoma, Wis, May 17, 85. A.B,
Minnesota, 06, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 13. Instr. plant
path, Minnesota, 09-13, asst. prof, 13-16, assoe.
prof, 16-18, prof, 18-, asst. plant path, E%p,
8ta, 09-10, asst. plant pathologist, 10-13, head,
sect ,plant path, 13- Pathologist and agent, U.
S. Dept. Agr, 18- A.A; Phytopath. Soc. (coun-
cilor, assoe. ed, 'Phytopath,' 16, pres, 20-);
Bot. Soc. Cereal smuts and rusts; the nature of
the resistance and immunity of cereal rusts;
grass rusts.

Stalder, Walter, Crocker Building, San Francisco,
Calif. Geology. Oakland, Calif, April 6, 81.
B.S, California, 04; M.S, 07. Chemist, San
Francisco Chem. Co, 04-07; oil geologist for
M. L. Bequa, 09-14; consulting oH geologist, 14-
Private expeditions to investigate x>etroleum in
TT. S. and Can. A.A; Chein. Soc; Inst. Min. and
Metal. Eng. Geology and chemistry of pe-
troleum.

Staley, Homer F (rands), U. S. Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Ceramics, New Phila-
delphia, Ohio, April 3, 79. A.B, Ohio State. 04,
05; Columbia, 09. Supt, enameled iron plant,
05-09; asst. prof, ceramic eng, Ohio State, 09-
12, prof, 12-13; tech. director. Standard Sanit.
Mfg. Co, 12-13; prof, ceramic eng, Iowa State,
13-19; metal, ceramist. Bur. Standards, 19-
Ceramic Soc. (ed, 'Trans,' volumes, 14, 15);
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. Enamels;
glazes; clays; glass.

Staadley, Paul C(arpeiiter), XT. S. National Mu-
seum, Washington, D. C. Botany, Avalon, Mo,

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March 21, 84. Drury, 03-06 ; B.8, N. Mex. Col,

07, M.S, 09. Asst. bot, N. Mez. Col, and asst.
botanist, Exp. Sta, 07-09; atfst, curator, div,
plants, U, 8. Nat, Museum, 09- A. A; Bot. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc
Systematic botany of North America.

Stang, Dr. ACmbrose) H(eiiTy), 7313 Mt. Yemon
St, Pittsburgrh, Pa. Physies, Anburn, Pa,
July 10, 89. C.E, Syracuse, 10; A.M, Michigan,
15, Ph.D, 16. Instr. physics, Ohio Wesleyaui
10-14; asst, Michigan, 14-16; asst. prof, Okla-
homa, 16-19; assoc. physioisi, Bur, Standards,
19- Assoc. Physical Soc. Engineering materials;
infra-red absorption spectrum of naphthalene;
effect of sulphur and phosphorus on railway ma-
terials; pressure tanks.

Stange, Dean CHiarles H, Iowa State College,
Amea, Iowa. Veterinary science, Iowa, lifoy
21, 80. D.V.M, Iowa State, 07. Prof, path,
Iowa State, 07-09, dean and director, div, vet.
med, 09- Yet. Med. Ass; Iowa Acad. Animal
diseases; infectious diseases of cattle and swine.

Stanley, Dr. Louise, 13-12 Bosemary Lane, Co-
lumbia, Mo. Chemiairy, Nashville, Tenn, June

8, 83. B.S. Peabody, 03; B.Ed, Chicago, 06;
A.M, Columbia, 07 ; Ph.D, Yale, 11. Instr. home
eeon, Missouri, 07-11, aaat. prof, 11-14, assoc.
prof, 14-17, prof, 17- Fed. agent, home econ.
educ, 18-19. Chem. Soc; Home Econ. Ass; Child
Hygiene Ass. Food chemistry; organic and in-
organic phosphorus; purin ensymes; tempera-
tures for baking.

Stanley-Brown, J(OBep]i) 8^ 26 Exchange Place,
New York, N. Y. Geology, Washington, D. 0,
Aug. 19, 58. A.B, Yale, 88. Stenographer to
Major Powell, Geo! Surv. of Bocky Mt. Begion,
77-79; private sec'y. Pros. Garfield^ 80-81;
mem. U. S. Geol. Surv, 82-85, asst. geologist,
88-90; expert, Bering Sea Arbitration, 91-93;
gen. supt, N. A. Com'l Co. of Alaska, 94-99;
asst. sec'y, U. P, S. P, and other railroad sys-
tems, 9&-02; asst. to pros. Long Isl. B. B. Co,
02-04; in charge, railroad dept. Fish and Bob-
inson, bankers, 05-15; partner, Bohvnson .an^
Co, 16- A.A; Geol. Soc. (ed, 'Proceedings,'
92-) ; Wash, Geol. Soc.

Stansfleld, Prof. A(Uted), McGill University,
Montreal, Can. Metallurgy, Bradford, Eng-
land, March 18, 71. Bradford Tech. Col, 86^
88; Boyal CoL Science, London, 88-91; assoc,
Boyal Sch. Mines, 91, D.Sc, 98. Instr. assay-
ing, Boyal Sch. Mines, 98-01; prof, metal,
McGill, 01- Asst. to Sir W. Boberts- Austen
in researches on alloys for London Inst. Mech.
Eng, 91-98; Carnegie research scholar, 00-01.
Min. Eng; fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Can. Min. Inst;
Can. Inst. Civil Eng; Electrochem. Bot; fel.
London CSiem. Soc; British List. Metals; British
Inst. Min. and Metal; fel. London Soc. Arts;
British Iron and Steel Inst; British Ass. Ther-
moelectric pyrometer; alloys; interdiffusion of
solid metals; electric smelting of ores.

Stanton, Prof. OChazles) B(eedier), Carnegie In-
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. CivU en-
gineering, Springfield, HI, Jan. 14, 81. C.E,
Bensselaer, 03. Bailroad engineer, OS^-07; assoc.
prof. civH eng, Iowa State, 07-11; asst. prof,
Carnegie Inst, Tech, 11-17, assoc, prof, 19-
Capt. and major, corps eng, A.EF, 17-19; asst.

director, col. eng, A.E.P. Univ, Beaune, 19.
Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; West. Pa. Eng. Soc

Stanton, Dr. T(imotliy) W(i]liam), U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, Wasfiington, D. C. ^Paleontology,
Geology, Monroe Co, HI, Sept. 21, 60. B.S,
Colorado, 83, M.S, 96; Hopkins, 88-89; PhJ),
George Washington, 97. Asst. state librarian,
Colo, 85-88; asst. paleontologist, JJ, 8, Geol,
Surv, 89-00, paleontologist, 00-03, geologist in
charge paXeont, and stratig, 03- Custodian
Mesozoic invertebrates, U. S. Nat. Museum, 93-;
instr. paleont. and stratig. geol, George Wash-
ington, 95-03, asst. prof, paleont, 04. A.A;
Oio\. Soc; Paleont. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc; Wash. GeoL Soc. (v. pros, 10, pres,
12). Invertebrate fauna and stratigraphy of
the Mesozoic; lower Cretaceous fauna of the
Texan region; Mesozoic invertebrates and stra-
tigraphy of North America.

Starbnck, Prof. Edwin D(lller), Universitj of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. *Psychology, Philosophy,
Bridgeport, Ind, Feb. 20, 66. AJB, Indiana, 90;
A.M, Harvard, 95; PhJ>, Clark, 97. Teacher
math, and Latin, high sch, Spiceland, Ind, 90-
91; prof, math, Yincennes, 91-93; asst prof,
educ, Stanford, 97-04; prof, Earlham, 04-06;
phUos, Iowa, 06- Lecturer, Pacific 'Hieol. Sem,
02-03; summer sch, Western Beserve, 03;
Woodbrook Summer Sch, England, 03; Sum-
mer Sch. of the South, Knornlle, 04; psyehol.
adviser. Bacon Press, Boston, 12. A.A; Philoe.
Ass; Psychol. Ass; Ass. Prof. (mem. council);
Beligious Educ. Ass. The psychology of reli-
gion; religious education of children; the after
effects of kindergarten instruction; lines of
growth in children as shown by psychophysical
tests; the psychological content of religion; the
physical basis of mental peculiarities; psycho-
physical studies of children; the lower senses in
aesthetic appreciation.

Starch, Prof. Daniel, Harvard University, Cam-
bridge, Mass. ^Psychology, La Crosse, Wis,
Mardi 8, 83. A.B, Momingside^3 ; A.M, Iowa,
04, fellow, 04-06, Ph.P, 06; Harvard, 07-08.
Instr. psyehol, Iowa, summers, 05, 06, and OS-
07; exp. p^chol, Wellesley, 07-08; pByekol,
Wisconsin, 08-12, asst. prof, 12-17; assoe. prof,
17-21; aset, prof, Harvard, tl- Lecturer ap-
plied peychol. Harvard, 19-20. Capt. aviation
sect, O.B.C. A. A; Psychol. Ass. Educational
and applied psychology; educational tests;
sound localization.

Starln, Prof. W(iUiam) A(lfred), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Bacteriology. Neta-
waka, Eans, Feb. 25, 78. AJ3, A.M, Kaiiyas,
08. Asst. prof, hacter, Okla. Col, 09-10; Okw
State, 10-18, prof, 18 — A.A. Immunity; fil-
terable virus; canine distemper; antigenic prop-
erties of gelatin.

Starks, Prof. Edwin CXhapln, Box 26, Stanford
University, Calif. Zoology. Baraboo, Wis, Jan.
25, 67. Stanford, 93-97. Asst, U. S. BioL
Surv, 97-99; curator and asst. prof, wool. Wash-
ington (Seattle), 99-01; curator, Stanford, 01-
07, aset. prof, 08- A.A; Ass. Anat. (life mem) ;
Calif. Acad. (cor. mem); London ZooL Soc
Ichthyology; osteology of fishes; fishes of the
Pacific; relationships of fishes.

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Starr, Dr. Anna MCorse), Mt. Holyoke CoUege,
South Hadley, Mass. Botany, Elyria, Ohio,
67. B.L, Ohio Wesleyan, 87; Bryn Mawr, 89-
90; AJB, Oberlin, 05, A.M, 06; feUow, Chicago,
10-11, PhJ), 11. Teacher, pub. schools; asst.
hot, Oberlin, 05-08; iustr. and later <i88oe, prof,
Mt, HolyoJee, 11- A. A; Ecol. Soc; Bot. So©.
Ecological anatomy of dune plants.

Starr, Prof. Frederick, XJnivenity of Chicago,
Chicago, m. Anthropology. Auburn, N. Y,
Sept. 2, 58. Bochester, 78-80; B.S, Lafayette,
82, M.S, Ph.P, 85, hon. ScD, 07. Teacher sci-
ence, wyman Inst, 82-83; science and hist,
Cent. State Nor. Sch, Lookhaven, Pa, 83-84;
biol. and geol, Coe, 84-87; registrar, Chantau*
qua, 87-89; curator ethnol, Am. Museum Nat.
Hist, 89-91; asst. prof, anthrop, Chicago, 92-
95, assoo, prof, 9S- Prof. geol. and anthrop,
Chautauqua, 85-92; dean, scientific dept, Po-
mona, 91. Museums medal, Holland, 00 ; Officier
de 1 'Instruction Pub, 07; Officer Order Leopold
n, Congo Free State, 07, Commander, 10;
Knight Commander Order of African Bedemp-
tion, Liberia, 14; Chevalier of the Crown of
Italy, 09. A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Ethnol. Soc;
hon. mem. Davenport Acad; cor. mem. Wis.
Hist. Soc; cor. mem. Minn. Hist. Soc; cor. mem.
Soc Cient. Ant. Alz; cor. mem. Mez. Qteog, y
Estad; hon. mem. London Folk-lore Soc; hon.
fel. Anthrop. Inst. Gt. Britain and Ireland; cor.
mem. Soc. d 'Anthrop. de Paris; hon. cor. mem.
Soc. ItaL d 'Anthrop, Etnol. e PsieoL comp;
hon. meml Soc. Imp. des Amis d 'Hist, nat, d 'An-
throp. et d'EthnoL Anthropology and etiinol-
ogy; anthropology and ethnology of south Mex-
ican tribes; ethnography of central Africa, es-
X>ecially Congo Free State; ethnography of
Japan and Korea.

Starr, John B(dwin), 50 Church St, New York,
N. Y. Meehanioal engineering, Utica, N. Y,
Feb. 22, 63. Consulting engineer, 87-98; pree,
Starr Sngineering Co, 98- Medal, Franklin
Inst, 96. U. S. delegate, Int. Cong. Befrig,
Paris, 08. Mech. Eng; Befrig. Eng. (past pros,
and past v. pros) ; Ass. Befrig. (v. pres) ; St.
Louis Acad; London Cold Storage and Ice Ass.
Heat transmission through insulated structures;
properties of liqueflable gases; relation of pres-
sure strength and temperature of aqua am-
monia; cold storage; pipe-line refrigeration;
production and use of ozone and oxygen on a
commercial scale; theory and practise of re-
frigeration.

Starr, Dr. Louis, 1811 Walnut St, Philadelphia,
Pa. Medicine, Philadelphia, April 25, 49.
A.B, Haverford, 68, LL.D, 08; M.D, Pennsylva-
nia, 71. Instr. physioL and therapeut, Penn-
sylvania, 74-77, lecturer symptomat, 77-79;
eonsviting pediatrist, Maternity Hoep, 79-;
lecturer diseases of children, Pennsylvania, 80-
84; din. prof, 84-90. Asst. physician, Chil-
dren's Hosp, Phila, 74, visiting physician, 79;
Episcopal Hosp, 75-84. Emer. mem. Am. Physi-
cians; PedUit. Soc; hon. mem. Chicago Acad;
Phila. CoL Physicians. Hygiene and diseases of
infancy and childhood.

Starr, Prof. M(oae8) AUen, 5 W. 54th St, New
York, N. Y. *Ne%krology. Brooklyn, N. Y, May
16, 64. A.B, Princeton, 76, A.M, 79, hon. PhJ>,

84, LL.D, 99; Berlin, 76-77; Heidelberg, 82;
Vienna and Paris, 82-93; hon. ScD, Columbia,
04. Prof, nervous diseases, N. Y. Polyclinic,
84-88; diseases of mind and nervous system,
Columbia, 88-17. Consulting physician, Presby-
terian and St. Mary's Hospitals. A. A; emer.
mem. Am. Physicians; PsychoL Ass; Neur. Ass.
(pres, 96); N. Y. Neur. Soc. (pres, 94-97): N.
Y. Acad. Med. (cor. sec'y, 88, v. pres, 03-06);
N. Y, Med. and Surg. Soc; N. Y. Practitioner's
Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad; for. mem. London Neur.
Soc; cor. mem. Soc. de Neur. de Paris; Soc. de
Psychiat. Surgery of the brain and spinal cord ;
nervous diseases.

Staujffer, Prof. Olinton BCaymond), Univeraity of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Geology, Polo,
HI, Oct. 2, 75. B.S, Ohio State, 03, A.M, 06;
fellow, Chicago, 07-09, Ph.D, 09. Principal,
high sch, Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, 03-05; instr.
geol, Ohio State, 06-07; Western Beserve, 09-
10; asst. prof, Sch. Mining, Kingston, Ont, 10-
11; assoc. prof. Western Beserve, ll-ll; Ifin-
nesota, 14-17, prof, 17- Geologist, Ohio GeoL
Surv, 07-10; Can. Geol. Surv, 10-13; Ohio GeoL
Surv, 13-17; petroleum geologist, The Green-
wood Co, 17-19. A.A; fel. Geol. Soc; Ass.
PetroL Geol; Paleont. Soc; Ohio Acad. The
middle Devonian of Ohio; geology of the Co-
lumbus region; the Devonian of southwestern
Ontario; the Dunkard series of Ohio; geology of
north-central Texas; Montana oil-beaiing series.

Steam, Dr. ASlesa Edwin, University of Missouri,
Columbia, Mo. Physical chemistry. La Fayette,
Ind, Sept. 14, 94. A.B, Stanford, 15, A.M, 16;
M.S, Illinois, 17, PhJ>, 19. Instr. physical
chem, Illinois, 19-20; asst. prof, in charge of
div, West Virginia, 20-21; asst. prof, chem. Mis-
sowri, XI- Chem. Soc. Aqueous solutions; gases.

Steama, Dr. A(lbert) Waxren, 520 Commonwealth
Ave, Boston, Mass. Psychiatry. Billerica, Mass,
Jan. 26, 85. M.D, Tufts, 10; fellow, Harvard
Med. Sch, 13-17. Intern, Boston City Hosp, 10;
asst. physician, Danvers State Hosp, 11; asst.
neur, Tufts, 11-16, asst, prof, 1&- Physician
and psychiatrist, various institutions. Gold
medal, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Am. Med.
Ass; Psychopath. Ass; Medico-Psychol. Ass;
Inst. Criminal Law and CriminoL General and
social psychiatry; criminology.

Steazns, Dr. T(heroii) O(lack), 44 Montgomery
St, Jersey City, N. J. Chemistry, Chicago,
HI, Nov. 14^ 54. M.D, Northwestern, 76. Asst
chem. and in office of preceptor, med. dept.
Northwestern. 69, 76; tutor, 72-74; practising
physician, 76-81; consulting chemist, Sl^
Chemistry of aromatic compounds; the determi-
nation of odor; influence of correct food quan-
tities upon human life.

Stebbins, Dr. James H, Clayton, N. Y. Chemistry,
Microscopy. Brooklyn, N. Y, June 4, 57. B.S,
Harvard, 78; M.S, Butgers, 80; Ph.D, Omaha,
93. Chemist, various companies, 79-86; anal,
and consulting chemist, 80-00; chenUst and
pathologist, 00- Pub. Health Ass. Chemistry
of the azo-compounds; occurrence of haemospo-
ridia in the blood of Bana catesbiana; photo-
chemical action of light upon diazo-comx)ounds ;
parasites in the blood of reptiles, turtles, ete;

652

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

desmids of Jefferaon County, N. Y; ocenrrenee
of Trypanosoma in the blood of Bana elamata.

Stebbizu^ Prof. Joel, University of Illinois Observ-
atory, ITrbana, HL * Astronomy, Omaha, Nebr,
July 30, 78. B.S, Nebraska, 99, 99-00; Wiscon-
sin, 00-01, ScD, 20; fellow. Lick Observatory,
California, 01-03, PhJ>, 03; Munich, 12-18.
Asst, Wa^bum Observatory^ Wisconsin, 00-01;
instr. astron, Illinois , 03-04, asst. prof, 04-13,
prof, IS- Lick Observatory eclipse e^q^ed. to
Labrador, 05; Wyoming, 18. Bumford and
Draper medals. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres, 20) ;
Astron. Soc. (sec'y, 18-); Physical Soc; for,
assoc. Boyal Astron. Soc. Stellar photometry.

Stebinger, Bogene, Jr, IT. S. Geological Surrey,
Washington, D. 0. Geology, Portland, Oregon,
Oct. 19, 83. California, 02-05; B.S, Chicago,
07. Asst, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 07-09; instr. geol,
Hunter, 10-11 ; aasoc. geologist, U. 8, Oeol, 8urv,
11" A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc Cre-
taceous and Tertiary stratigraphy and Pleisto-
cene glaciation of the northern Great Plains
and I^cky Mountains; coal fields of Montana
and Wyoming.

Stecher, Dr. Lorle I(dft), Burkley Place, Iowa City,
Iowa. Psychology, St. Louis, Mo, Jan. 1, 91.
A.B, Bryn Mawr, 12, A.M, 13; Ph.D, Cohmibia,
16. Psychologist, N. Y. State Commission on
Ventilation, 15-16; instr. psychol, Temple, 16-
17; psychologist, Children's Hosp, Bandall's
Isl, N. Y. City, 17-18; lecturer psychol, Bar-
nard, Columbia, 18-19; research assoc, Iowa
Child Welfare Besearch 8ta, 19- PsychoL Ass;
Ass. Clin. Psychol. Experimental psychology;
mental tests.

Steckbeck, Prof. D(aYld) Walter, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Plant physioU
ogy. Lebanon, Pa, Aug. 14, 80. B.S, A.M,
Pennsylvania, 11, Pli.I), 15. Asst. hot, PennsyU
vania, 09-11, instr, 11-17, asst, prof, 17- Lec-
turer bot. Pa. Sen. Hort, 14-18. A.A; Bot.
Soc Taxonomy; sensitive plants; plant nutri-
tion.

Stacker, Prof. H(eiiry) Freeman, State College,
Pa. * Mathematics. Sheboygan, Wis, June 3,
67. B.S, Wisconsin, 93, fellow, 93-95, M.S, 94,
Ph.D, 97, hon. fellow, 97; Gottingen 00-01.
Asst. math, Wisconsin, 90-95, instr. Northwest-
ern, 97-00; Cornell, 01-03; assoc. prof, and
later prof, Pa. 8tate, OS- Math. Soc; Math.
Yerein; London Math. Soc; Soc. math, de
France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Pure mathe-
matics; geodetic lines; non-Euclidean geometry;
foundations of geometry; line geometry; in-
tegral equations.

Stedman, Dr. Henry B(n8t), 48 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Mental disease. Boston, Sept. 19,
49. A.B, Harvard, 71, M.D, 75. Asst. physi-
cian and acting supt, Danvers State Hosp, 79-
84; res. physician in charge, 'Boumewood,'
Brookline, Mass, 84-17; practising physician,
i7- Med. house officer, Boston City Hosp;
Burg. house officer, Mass. Gen. Hosp ; asst. physi-
cian, Edinburgh Boyal Asylum; West Biding
Asylum, YorkSiire, England; chairman board of
trustees, State Hosp, Taunton, Mass. Neu. Ass.
(pres, 05) ; Medico-Psyohol. Ass; New Eng. Soc
Psyehiat. (past pres); N. Y. Psychiat. Soc;

Boston Soc. Psychiat. and Neur. (past pres);
Boston Soc. Med. Improv. Dementia precox and
its pathogeny; prognosis of mental disease;
separate care and treatment of epileptics; in-
sanity and marriage; after-care of the insane;
mental hygiene.

Btedman, Prof. J(ohn) M(oore), U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. into-
mology. Brockport, N. Y, Nor. 2, 64. BJ3,
Cornell, 88. Instr. entom. and invert, zool, Cor-
nell, 88-90; biologist, V. S. Dept. Agr, 90-91;
prof, biol. Trinity (N. C), 91-93; prof, biol,
Ala. Polytech, and biologist, Exp. Sta, 93-95;
prof, entom, Missouri, and entomologist, Exp.
Sta, 95-07; ewten. specialist, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
07- A. A; Micros. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom;
Wash. Entom. Soc; St. Louis Acad. Eeonomie
entomology; tapeworms of sheep; biological en-
tomology.

Steel, A(lTin) A(rt]iur), B. F. D. 1, Parma,
Idaho. Mining engineering. Omaha, Nebr, Nov.
20, 77. B.S. (C.E), Nebraska, 99; EJC, Cohmi-
bia, 00. Asst. and mining geologist, Engineer-

* ing Co. of Am, 00-04; asst. engineer, U. 8. Fuel
Investigations, 04 ; assoc. prof. geol. and mining,
Arkansas, 05-09, prof, mining, 09-12; in fntU
business, It- A. A; Min. Eng; Eng. Edue.
Earth pressure; crucible assaying; ore concen-
tration; North Carolina gold mines; coal bri-
quetting; conservation of coal in Arkansas;
erushing of ore in caving systems of mining.

Steel, Prof. Mattbeir, 449 W. 153d St, Nerw York,
N. Y. Biological chemistry. Budunills, Ire-
land, June 3, 79. B.S, N. Mex. Col, 01, M.8,
02; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Scientiflc aid, V. S.
Dept. Agr, 03-04; asst. chemist, B. I. Exp. Sta,
04-06; asst. biochem, Columbia, 07-08, instr,
08-10; ehiet diemist, research lab, dairy dept,
TS. S. Dept. Agr, and Missouri, 10-11, asst. prof,
biochem, Missouri, 11-12; chem, L. I, Col. Sosp,
12-14, prof. org. chem. and hiochem, I#- A.A;
Soc. Biol. Chem; Chem. Soc Metabolism;
paranudeoprotagon ; urinary ammonia nitrogen;
aluminum in food; influence of electro-thera-
peutic currents on metabolism.

Steele, Dr. Albert Bdward, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology. Peabody,
Mass, July 7, 77. M.D, Harvard, 00. Instr.
hacter. Harvard Med. 8ch, IS- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Med. Ass.

Steele, Prof. B(reiitoii) Ii(orenzo), Pnllmaa,
Wash. Physics. Walkerton, Ind, Dec. 14, 75.
A.B, Indiana, 04, A.M, 10. Asst. physics, In-
diana, 03-04; teacher physics and asst. prin-
cipal, high sob, Greencastle, Ind, 04-05; teacher
physics^ Shortridf^e High Sch, Indianapolis, 08-
09; asst. prof. Wash. State, 10-12, assoc prof,
12-13, prof, IS-, head of dept, 19^ Heat.

Steele, Dr. Daniel ACtklnson) K(iiig), 2920 In-
diana Ave, Chicago, IlL Surgery. Eden, Ohio,
March 29, 52. M.D, Northwestern, 73; LLJD,
Illinois, 06. Dean and head, dept. surg, Illinois,
82-17. Major, M.C, 17-19. Am. Med- Ass.
Abdominal surgery.

Steele, B(dward) SCtrieby), 1522 Q St, Wash-
ington, D, C. Botany, Philosophy. Farming-
dale, 111, April 20, 50. A.B, Oberlin, 72; B.D,
OberUn Theol. Sem, 77; Andover TheoL Sem,

XMEBTCAN MEN OF SCIENCE

653

81-83; Hairard DiTixdtj Sch, 83-84, 87-88;
LeipEig^ 8^-87. Pastor. 77-81; prof, philos. and
ethics, Middlebury, 85-86; snb-ed, 'Oentory
Diet,' 8^91; bot. clerk, U. S. Dept. Agr, 91^2;
ed. aast, diy. plants, 17. 8. Nat. Mnseum, 02-18;
asst. botanist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 18-20. Philos.
Ass; Wash. Soe. Philos. Inquiry. Epistemology,
especially the logical function; religion; sjston-
atio botany.

Steenbock, Dr. Harry, 2117 W. Lawn Ave, Madi-
son, Wis. Agrioultwrdl ehemiatry. Gharlestown,
Wis, Aug. 16, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 08, M.S, 10,
Ph.I>, 16; Berlin, 13. Asst. agr, cAeiri, Wiaoan-
sin, 08-10, instr, 10; assoc. prof, 10-20, prof,
£0- A«A; Chem. Soc; 8oc. BioL Chem. Mineral
metabolism; vitamins.

Bteenslaiid, Prof. H<albert) S(ev«rln), 309

Orange 8t, Syracuse, N. Y. Pathology. Madi-
son, Wis, July 22, 72. B.8, Wisconsin, 95;
MJ), Hopkins, 99; Leipsig, 03. Path, house
of&cer, Boston City Hosp, 99-00; lecturer path,
and hacier, Syracuse, 00-05, assoc. prof. 05-08,
prof, 08", director, path, iah, 00- AJL; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Tumors; action
of benzol; diphasis leucopenia.

Steese, Col. J(ame8) a(ordon), IT. 8. A, Army
and Navy Club, Washington, D. C. CwU engi-
neering. Mt. Holly Springs, Pa, Jan. 21, 82.
A.B, Dickinson, 02^ A.M, 06; grad, U. 8. Mil.
Acad, 07; Army £ng. 8ch, 10. Second lient.
to ool, T7J3.A, 07-, asst. engineer, Isthmian
Canal Commission, 08-12: instr. and later asst.
prof, eng, IT. 8. ^1. Acad, 13-17 ; asst. ehief of
engineers, U.8J^, 17-18, mem. gen. staff and
chief, personnel branch, 18-20, special mission
overseas, 19 ; pres, Alaska Soad Commiseion, BO-
D. 8. medal: La Solidaridad, II Class, Panama;
miL cross, II class of Greece; commander of
Danilo I of Montenegro. A. A; assoc Civil
Eng; feL Am. Qeog. Soc. Military, railway and
hydraulic engineering.

SteftoMon, V(lUijftlmiir), Harvard Clnh, 44th 8t,
New York, N. Y. Anthropology, Ames, Man,
Nov. 3, 79. A.B, Iowa, 03; Harvard, 03-06,
fellow, 04-05. Asst. anthrop. Harvard, 05-06;
ethnologist, Leffingwell-Mikkelson polar ezped,
06-07; Am. Museum Nat. Hist, ethnographic
ezped. to central continental arctic and Tietorta
Isl, 08-12; commander. Can. arctic ezped, 13-
18. Private ezped. to Iceland, summer, 04;
Harvard archeol. ezped. to Iceland, rammer, 05*
Gold medal, Am. Oeog. Soe; Nat. Geog. Soc;
Phila. Geog. 8oc; Chicago Geog. Soc; N. Y.
Ezplorers Club; Soc geog. de Paris. A. A;
hon. feL Am. Geog. Soc; Anthrop. Ass;
Folk-lore Soc; hon. fel. N. Y. Acad; hon. fel.
Phila. Geog. Soc; hon. fel. Davenport Acad;
hon. fel. Am. Mus. Nat. Hist; Boston Folk-lore
Soc; Anthrop. Inst. Gt. Britain and Ireland.
Ethnography; geography; archeology and eth-
nology of the arctic coast.

SMila^ Prof. Baymond lionis, University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Biotogioal chem-
ietry. Columbus, Ohio, May 22, 88. A.B, Ohio
State, 12, A.M, 13; PhJ), Yale, 15. Instr.
physiol. chem, Pennsylvania, 15-19, asst, prof,
19- A.A; Chem. Soc. Purin metabolism; cata-
lase; ezcretion of bases in acid intozieation.

Bteldtmaim, Prof. Bdward, 2002 Monroe St, Mad-
ison, Wis. Geology, Merrimack, Wis, Aug. 5,
81. A.B, Wisconsin, 06, A.M, 07, PhJ), 10.
Assit, prof, geol, Wisconsin, IB" A. A; GeoL
Soc; Wis. Acad. Structural geology; meta-
morphism; sedimentation.

Steiger, GeoCrga), U. S. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington, D. C. Chemistry, Columbia, Pa, May
27, 69. B.S, George Washington, 90, M.S, 92.
Chemist, U, 8, Geol, 8urv, 92-17, chief chemist,
17" A.A; Chem. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng;
Soc. Chem. Indust; Wash. Acad; Wash. Qeol.
Soc. Geochemistry; certain natural and arti-
ficial minerals; inorganic analytical methods.

8tei]E, Prof. Karl T(heodore), Standard Oil Co,
Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Lemsal, Livonia.
Dorpat, 05; A.M, Harvard, 11; Ph.D, Chicago,
19. Prof, chem, Clafiin, 07-09; assoc. prof,
Wyoming, 11-19. Chem. Soc. Engineering
chemistry; derivatives of cyclopropane; effect of
alkali on Portland cement; medicinal arsenic
compounds.

Stall, Dr. W(UUam) Kdcholas), 115 8. Warren
St^ Madison, Wis. Botany. Highland, Wis,
Sept. 4, 76. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 11, Ph.D, 16.
Teacher, secondary schools, 97-10; asst. hot,
Wisconsin, 10-11, instr, 11- Apogamy; ferns.

Steiner, Dr. Walter B(alph), 646 Asylum Ave,
Hartford, Conn. Medicine, Frederick City,
Md, Nov. 18, 70. A.B, Yale, 92, A.M, 95 ; M.D,
Hopkins, 98. Pathologist and bacteriologist,
Hartford Hosp, 01-12, consulting pathologist
and bacteriologist, IB-, visiting physician, 09-
Consulting physician, Middlesez Hosp, Middle-
town, Conn; New Britain Hosp; Hartford
Orphan Asylum. Sec'y, Am. Physicians and
Surg. Cong. 11- A.A; Am. Physicians; Ass.
Path, and ^act; fel. Am. Acad. Med; Am. Med.
Ass; Ass. Tuber. Internal medicine; the his-
tory of medicine.

Steinmeti, Prof. Ohazles PCrotens), Wendall Ave,
Schenectady, N. Y. ^Electrical engineering,
Breslau, Germany. April 9, 65. Breslau, 82-88;
Zurich, 88-89; Eickemeyer Lab, Yonkers, N. Y,
89-92; hon. A.M, Harvard, 02; Ph.D, Union, 03.
Consulting engineer. Gen, Blec, Co, Schenectady,
N. Y, 93- ; prof, electrophysics, Union, OS- A. A;
Math. Soc; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Franklin
Inst; Am. Acad. Synthetic geometry; vector
analysis of alternating currents; magnetism uid
hysteresis; dielectrics; transients; theory of
electrical apparatus and phenomena; electro-
chemistry.

Stejnager, Iieonhard, IT. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. *Biology. Bergen, Norway,
Oct. 30, 51. Cand. art, Christiania, 70, cand.
philos, 72^ cand. juris, 75. Observer, 17. S.
Signal Service, 82-83; asst. curator birds, U, 8.
Nat. Museum, 84-89, curator reptiles, 89-11,
head curator hiol, 11- Mem. IT. S. Fur-seal
Commission, 96-97; chairman, pub. committee,
Smithsonian Inst; mem. permanent committeo
and committee on nomenclature, Int. Cong. Zool.
Knight Order of St. Olaf, Norway. A.A; Soc.
Ichl£yol. and Herp. (v. pres, 16, pres, 19) ; feL
Omith. ITnion; Ass. Geog; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc. (pres, 07) ; cor. mem. Phila. Acad;
hon. mem. Calif. Acad ; Christiania Sci. Soc ; hon.
mem. British Omith. Union; cor. mem. London

654

AHEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Zool. Soe; life mem. Bergen Mas. Geographical
distribution of rertebrates; systematie ornithol-
ogy and herpetology; Antillean fanna; Japanese
mammalogy, ornithology and herpetology; paleo-
aretie geogxaphieal dUtribntion.

Stengel, Dr. Alfred, 1728 Spruce St, Philadel-
phia, Pa. *Medieine, Pathology. Pittsburgh,
Pa, Nov. 3, QS. M.D, Pennsylvania, 89. Inrtr.
elin. med, Pennsylvania, 93-98; prof. Woman's
Med. Col, Phila, 96-98; Pennsylvania, 98-11,
med, 11- Physician Philadelphia, TTniv. and
Pa. Hospital; formerly ed, * Am. Jour. Med. Sci-
ence'; past director, Wm. Pepper Lab. Clin. Med.
A. A; Am. Physicians; Ass. Path, and Baet;
Philos. Soc; Wash. Acad; Phila. CoL Physi-
clans; Phila. Path, and Near. Societies. In-
ternal medicine.

Stephens, Ftaak, Natural History Museum, Bal-
boa Park, San Diego, Calif. Mammalogy.
Western N. Y, April, 49. Mem. exped. to
Death Valley, 91. A. A; mem. Omith. Union;
life mem. Cooper Omith. Club; Wash. BioL Soc
Ornithology; California iwftmfmLi«

•

Stephens, Prof. H(enry) M(atthew), Dickinson
College, Carlisle, Pa. Biology. Neosho, Mo,
Jan. 4 68. A.B, Dickinson, 92, A.M, 94; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 94. Instr. liol, Dichinson, 92-95,
adj. prof, 95-99, prof, 99- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Water analysis, in connection with study of
Susquehanna Biver drainage basin; comparative
study of the same forms under inland and marine
habitat. [Died Feb. 5, 21.]

Stephena, Prof. B(oBW<dl) P(owell), University
of G^rgia. Athens, Ga. Mathematics. Barnes-
ville, Ga, Nov. 4, 74. A3, Georgia, 96; PhJ),
Hopkins, 05. Instr. math, Wesleyan, 05-07;
adj. prof, Georgia, 07-10, assoc. prof, 10-19,
prof, 19- A.A; Math. Soc. Analytic geom-
etry; vector analysis.

StephMiB, Prof. X(hoiiiaa) O(alderwood), Mom-
ingside College, Sioux City, Iowa. Zoology,
Adrian, Mich, March 9, 76. A.B, EUuisas City,
01; M.D, Kansas, 04; fellow, Chicago, 04-06.
Instr. embryol, Kansas City, 01-02; lecturer
histol, Kansas, 02-04; prof, biol, Momingeide,
06- Asst. embryol, Chicago, sunmers, 05,06;
on staff. Lakeside Lab, 16-18. A.A * Soc Mam-
mal; mem. Ornith. Union; EcoL Soc; Coox>er
Omith. Club; Wilson Omith. Club (pree, 14);
Ass. Prof; Nebr. Omith. Union (pres, 14);
Iowa Acad, (pres, 19-20); Iowa Conservation
Ass. (pres, 14). Field studies on the b^bavior
of birds.

Stephenson, Dr. Edward Beattie, Office of Chief of
Engineers, Washington, D. C. Physics. Sparta,
111, Jan. 19, 82. B.S, Knox. 03, M.S, 07 ; fellow,
Illinois, 07-09, Ph.D, 10. Teacher science and
math, high sch, Geneva, HI, 03-06; instr. math,
Knox, 06-07; asst. physics, Illinois, 09-10; in-
str, North Dakota, 10-13, asst. prof, 13-17;
lieut. and capt, oorps engineers, 17-19, physicist
in charge ranging and camouflage development,
office of chief of engineers, 19- A. A; Physical
Soc. Sound ranging; Heusler alloys; telephone
cables; photography; searchlights.

Stephenson, Dr. Bagene A(ustfn), 2360 Sherbrook
St, Pittsburgh, Pa. Geology. Franklin, Midi,
84. B.S, Adrian, 05; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr.

geol, Chicago, 15-18; chief geologist. South
Penn OU Co, 18-

Stephenson, Dr. IiCloyd) WCiUiam), U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, Wasdiington, D. C. Geology. Scio,
Ohio, Aug. 31, 76. Ph.B, Scio, 03 ; Ph J>, Hop-
kins, 07. Junior geologist, Z7. 8. GeoL 8urv, 07-
09, asst. geologist, 09-11; paleontologist 11-14,
geologist, 14- Substitute prof, paleont, CaU-
fomia, 14. A.A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc;
Wash. Acad; Wash. GeoL Soc; Wash. BioL Soc.
Geology and underground water resources of
coastal plain of Nortii Carolina, Georgia, Missis-
sippi and Arkansas; Cretaceous paltontology of
North Carolina; stratigraphy and invertebrate
paleontology of Atlantic and Gulf coaatal plain.

SttfU, Dr. V(ictor), New Philadelphia, Ohio,
Zoology. Solothum, Switserland, Sept. 26, 46.
Col, Solothum, 66-68; Munich; M.D, Bern, 73,
78. Practising physician, Switserland, 73-83;
New PhUa, Ohio, 8S- Aast eonchol, Gamegio
Museum, Pittsburgh, assoc curator Mollusca, 09-
A.A; Ohio Acad. Systematica of land and
fresh- water Mollusca and their geographical dis-
tribution; eiHate Infusoria; North American
Sphaeriidae and Pupillidae; morphology and
anatomy of some Stylommatophora ; anatomy
and classification of Unionidae.

Starling, E(meBt) A(lbert), 7 E. 42d St, New
York, N. T. Forestry. Brooklyn, Pa, June 27,
78. Bucknell, 98-00; F.£,Comell, 02. Forester,
N. Y. State, summer, 02; forest asst, U. 8. Bur.
Forestry, 02-04; asst. forester, U. 8. Forest
Service, 04-07; forester, Pa. B. B. Co, 07-12;
consulting forester, 12-15; manager, J. D. Lacey
and Co, IS- Soc Foresters; By. Eng; Wood
Preservers Ass. (past pres.). Forest planting;
propagation of forest seedlings; causes and
effects of forest fires; wood preservation; forest
economics.

Stem, Dr. A(dolp]i), 40 W. 84th St, New York,
N. Y, Psychiatry. Hungary, Nov. 4, 78. AJ5,
CoL City of N. Y, 98 ; M.D, Columbia, 03. AssL
physician. King's Park State Hosp, N. Y, 03-
05; Mt. Sinai Dispensary, N. Y. City, 11-17;
VanderhUt Clinic, 17-; instr. neur, Columbia,
18- Psychopath. Ass; PsychoanaL Aas; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Psychoanalysis.

Sternberg, Oharlea H(aieUna), Balboa Park, San
Diego, Calif. Vertebrate paleontology. Mid-
dlebujg, N. Y, June 15, 50. Iowa Ln^eran, 65,
66; Kansas State, 68, 75; hon. A.M, Midland,
11. In charge collecting parties for Prof. E. D.
Cope, 76-79, 95-97 ; for museum comp. aool. Har-
vard, 80, 82; for Dr. von Zittel, Munich, five
seasons; for. Prof. A. Agassis, 84; head pre-
parator and collector fossil vertebrates. Can.
GeoL Surv, 12-16. AJL; Paleont. Soo; Bfe
mem. Kans. Acad. Fossil hunting.

Sternberg, Prof. Waldemar IC, Bella, Mo. Phys-
ical chemistry. Petrograd, Russia, July 11,
84. B.S, Inst. Tech, Petrograd, 08; PhJ[>, Min-
nesota, 18. Instr. chem, Mumesota, 10-18- a»st.
prof, Mo. Sch. Mines, 18- Chem. Soc; Eleetro-
chem. Soc. Electrochemistry; colloid diemistiy.

Sterrett, W(llUam) D(ent), U. S. Forest Service,
Washington, D. C. Forestry. Bedford, Pa,
March 2, 81. A.B, George Washington, 00;
Harvard, 01; M.F, Yale, 03. Forest nasi, V.

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

655

S. Forest Service, 03-08; forester, Bur. For-
estry, P. I, 08-10; forest examiner, U. 8» Forest
Service, 18- Soe. Foresters ; Eool. Soc. Market-
ing wood-lot products; forest conditions in
Delaware; pines; oaks; ashes.

Stetson, George B(ochford), 116 B St, N. E,
Washington, D. C. Anthropology. Boston,
Mass, Not. 28, 33. Boston schools; Braintree
Acad. A.A; Areheol. Inst; Wash. Anthrop. Soc ;
Wadi. Soc. Philos. Inquiry.

Stetson, Dr. Harlan Tme, Harvard Astronomical
Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass. Astrophysics,
Haverhill, Mass, June 28, 85. Ph.B, Brown,
08; M.S, Dartmouth, 10; Ph.D, Chicago, 15.
Asst. physics, Dartmouth, 08-10, instr, 11-13;
astron. Northwestern, 13-14, physics, 16 ; astron.
Harvard, 16-- Research asst, Yerkes Observa-
tory, summer, 09; instr. 'astron. and physics,
Middlebury, summers, 12, 13. A.A; Astron.
Soc; Physical Soc. Thermoelectric methods in
astronomical photometry and spectroscopy; short
period variables.

Steveps, Prof. A(lvi80) B(iixdett), Escondido,
Calif. Fharmaceutical chemistry, Tyrone, Mich,
June 15, 53. Ph.C, Michigan, 75; Ph.D, Bern,
05. Instr. pharmacy, Middgan, 86-90, lecturer,
90-92, asst. prof, 92-06, junior prof, 06-10, prof,
10-19, acting dean, 12-14, dean, 17-19, retired,
19. Mem. committee of revision, U. S. Phar-
macopoeia, 00, 10; committee for third and
.fourth revision of Nat. Formulary. Pharma-
ceut. Ass. (v. pres, 90) ; Chem. Soc. (chairman,
p^iarmaceut. sect, 09). Poisonous plants of
Bhus; drug assay; arithmetic of pharmacy.

Stevens* Prof« F(rank) L(incoln), University of
Illinois, T7rbana» HI. *Plant pathology. Syra-
cuse, N. Y, April 1, 71. B.L, Hobart, 91 ; B.8,
Bntgers, 98, M.S, 97; Ohio State, 94-96; fellow,
Chicago, 98-99, PhJ), 00, traveling fellow
(Bonn^ Halle and Naples), 00-01. Instr. sci-
ence, Bacine, 93-94; North High Sch, Columbus,
Ohio, 94r-98; sanit. analyst, Chicago Drainage
Canal, 98-00; instr. biol, N. C. Col, 01-02, prof,
02-03, bot. and veg. path, 03-12, biologist, N. C.
Ezp. Sta, 03-12; dean, P. B. Col, 12-14; prof,
plant path, Illinois, 1^ A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Phytopath. Soc. (pres, 10);
Nature Study Soc. (v. pres, 08, 09, 10); fet
N. C. Acad, (pres, 05, sec'yi 06). Cytology of
fungi; plant diseases; tobacco wilt; melon wilt;
lettuce rot; cytology of Synchytrium; soil bac-
teriology.

atevens, Dr. (}eoxge TChomas), 350 W. 88th St,
New York, N. Y. Ophthalmology, Neurology.
Jay, N. Y, July 25, 82. M.D, Castleton Med.
Col, 57; hon. Ph.D, Union. Surgeon, U. S.
Vols, 61-65; prof, ophthal. and physiol, Albany
Med. Col, 70-76; practising physician, 7^
Operating surgeon, .^my of Potomac; Am. ed,
< Annals d'OcuHstique,' 94-96. Award, Belgian
Boyal Acad, of Med, 83. A.A; Ophthal. Soc;
Am. Med. Ass; Otol. Soc. Ophthalmology;
nervous diseases; facial expressions and the pose
of the body.

Stevens, Dr. George Walter, Warrensburg, Mo.
Botany, Keithsburg, Illinois, Sept. 4, 68. A.B,
Kansas, 97, A.M, 03; Ph.D, Harvard, 16.
Teacher biol. State Nor. Sch, Okia, 04-12; di-
rector, Okla. Bot Surv, 13; Aeod, dept. hiol,

Mo. State Teachers* Col, Warrenshwrg, 16^ Col-
lector in Alaska for Okla, 08, in charge state
bot. surv, 13. Okla. Acad. Taxonomic botany;
geograpMeal distribution; Mendelism.

Stevens, H(aTOld) E(dwm), Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, Gainesville, Fla. FUmt pathology.
Pruitt, ^y, March 29, 80. B.Agr, Ky. State,
06; M.S, Hlinois, 10. Field asst. bot, Ky. E^.
Sta, 06; agr. inspector, Bur. Agr, P. I, 07, act-
ing supt, exp. farm, 08; asst. plant path. Ark,
Exp. Sta, 10-11, adj, 11-12; plant pathologist,
Fla. Exp, Sta, 12- A. A; Phytopath. Soc;
Micros. Soc. Diseases of citrus fruits and
trees.

Stevens, Dr. H(ermaa) O(ampbell), Elyria, Ohio.
Neurology. Elkhart, Ind, Nov. 12, 78. A.B,
Michigan, 01; Ph.D, Cornell, 05; M.D, Bush
Med. Col, 14. Asst. psychol, Cornell, 03-05;
asst. prof, and assoc. prof, Washington (Seat-
tle), 05-13; assoc. prof. educ. and director,
psychopath, lab, Chicago, 13-18; asst. prof, new,
med. dept, Illinois, 18- Bes. physician, Chicago
State Hosp, 18-19; physician. Am. Bed Cross.
Albania, 20. A.A; Psychol. Ass; 111. Soc.
Mental Hygiene (mem. exec, committee) ; Chi-
cago Neur. Soc. (v. pres, 18). Peripheral vision;
right and left handedness; Bossalimo tests;
Mongolian idiocy; brain tumors.

Stevens, Dr. J(ameft) F(rank]in), P. O. Box 1546,
Lincoln, Neb. Medicine. Van Buren, HI, Aug.
19, 59. A.B, Classical Sem, 81; M.D, North-
western, 84; A.M, Nebraska, 00. Practising
physician; prof, internal med, Lincoln Dental
Col, 00-04; dean and prof, internal med, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 04-09; lecturer mat. med, Nebraska,
09-12, prof, introd, med, 1$- Trustee, Doane
Col. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Acad. Med;
Anthrop. Ass; mem. Ornith. Union; Cooper
Omith. Union; Nebr. Pharmaceut. Ass; Nebr.
Acad. Health problems in public schools.
[Died Feb. 23, 21.]

Stevens, Prof. James S(tacy), Orono, Maine.
Fhysics, Lima, N. Y, Aug. 21, 64. B.S, Bo-
ohester, 85, M.S, 88, LL.D, 07; non-res. stu-
dent, Syracuse, 88-90; Chicago, 95-96. Instr.
science, Cook Acad, Montour Falls, N. Y, 8&*
91; prof, physios, Maine, 91-, dean, ool. arts
and Silences, OS- A.A; Physical Soc; Soc.
de Physique. Theory of measurements; rela-
tion of magnetisation to the modulus of elas-
ticity; method of determining surface tension;
relation of internal and external resistance;
atmidometryj molecular contact; refractive in-
dices of mixtures; new physical pendulum;
meteorology of Orono, Me, 1869-1904; meas-
urement of atmospheric traxisparency.

Stevens, Dr. John Vosbargli, Pierson Block,
Spencer, Ind. Medicine. Lysander, N. Y, Nov.
23, 51. B.S, Loyola, M.D, 85. Prof, pediat,
Loyola, 91-99, 09-15 ; practising physician. Ed,
< Annual of Med. and Surg,' 91-99; see'y. Wis.
Board Med. Examiners, 01-09; ed, 'Wis. Med.
Jour,' 10-12. World's Cong. Med. and Surg,
93, (seo'y). A.A; Am. Med. Ass. Pediatrics.

Stevens, Dr. Neil B(verett),*U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Flani pathol"
ogy. Portland, Maine, April 6, 87. A.B. Bates,
08; PhJ), Yale, 11. Instr. bot, Kansas State,
11-12; pathologist, hwr. plant indust, U. S.

656

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Dept. Agr, It- A.A; Phjtopath. Soc; Wash.
Bot. Soc. Climate in relation to plant disease.
Stevena, O(rln) A(lva), Agricultural College, N.
Dak. Biology, Blue Bapids, Sans, Oct. 17, 85.
B.8, Kansas State, 07. Asst. bot, Kansas State,
07-09; seed analyst and asst, botanist, ^N. Dak,
Col, 09- A.A; Bot. Soc; N. Dak. Acad. North
Dakota weeds; seed testing; North Dakota bees
and wasps.

Stevens, Prof. W(alter) Ii« Conte, Washington
and Lee University, Lexington, Va. *Physios,
Bartow Co, Ga, June 17, 47. A.B, South Caro-
lina, 68; Virginia, 76-77; Ph.D, Georgia, 82;
Strasbourg, Berlin and Zurich, 90-92. Instr.
chem, Oglethorpe, 70-72; physics and chem,
Chatham Acad, Savannah, Ga, 78-76; math.
Cooper Inst, New York, 79-82; prof, physics,
Packer Col. Inst, 82-90; Rensselaer, 92-98;
Washington and Lee, 98- A. A; (sec'y, B, 93,
V. pros, 95) ; Physical Soc ; Philos. Soc ; N. Y.
Acad; fel. Boyal Micros. Soc. Physiological
optics; acoustics.

Stevens, Prof. W(illiam) OChaae), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Botany, Princeton,
m, Feb. 21, 61. A.B, Kansas, 85, M.S, 93;
Bonn, 97. Instr. science, high sch. Emporia,
Kans, 85-89; asst. nat. hist, Kansas, 89-94,
assoc. prof, hot, 94-99, prof, 99- A.A; Soc.
Nat; Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States. Sporogyny in
pteridophytes and spermatophytes; adaptation
to environment in plants through tissue modi-
fication.

Stevenaon, Dr. Gbarles H(iigh), Hotel Stevenson,
Detroit, Mich. Economics, Statistics. Snow
HiU, Md, Dec. 6, 69. Lehigh; LL.M, George
Washington, 96, D.C.L, 98. Expert, U. S. Pish
Commission, 91-09; special agent, U. S. Bur.
Census, 09. Medal, Columbian Expos, 94;
Parifl Expos, 00; Pan-Am. Expos, 01; Smith-
sonian prize, Int. Fishery Cong, 08. Statist.
Ass; Eeon. Ass; Wash. Econ. Ass. Foreign
fishery trade; shad fisheries; preservation of
fishery products for food; international regula-
tion of fisheries on the high seas; pearls; fi&ery
census.

Stevenson, Hra. Oomeliiu (Sara Tozke), 237 S.

2l8t St, Philadelphia, Pa. Archeology, Civics,
Paris, France, Feb. 19, 47. Institution Descau-
riet, Cours R6my, etc; hon. Sc.D, Pennsylvania,
94; Litt.D, Temple. Sec'y, dept. archeol, Penn-
sylvania, 94-02, pros, 02-05; curator, Egypt,
sect. Am, Explor. Soc, 94-05, sec'y, 94- Trus-
tee, Philadelphia Museum, 94^01, curator, 06;
lecturer, Pa. Museum and Sch. Indust. Art; lit.
ed, 'Public Ledger,' Phila, 07; v. pros, jury
ethnol, Columbian Expos, 93; mem. London
committee, Egypt. Explor. Fund; v. pres, and
chairman, committee on social econ, woman's
welfare dept, Nat. Civic Federation, 08. Officier
de 1 'instruction publique, 16; service medal, Nat.
Inst. Soc. Sci, 18; Chevalier Legion dlionneur,
20. Philos. Soc; Archeol. Inst, (pres. Pa.
branch, 98-01); Oriental Soc; Pa. Hist. Soc;
Phila. Oriental Club. Archeology; civics; his-
tory; museum methods.

StevenBon, Prof. B(dward) L(iither), 156th St,
West of Broadway, New York, N; Y. History,
Geography, Bozetta, 111, Oct. 18, 60. A.B,
Franklin, 81, A.M, 83, LL.D, 14; Hopkins, 87-

88; Jena, Halle and Heidelberg 88-91, PLD,
Heidelberg, 91. Supt, city schools, Bising Son,
Ind, 83-84; Gilman, 111, 84r-87; prof, hist, But-
gers, 92-11. Non-res. lecturer, Hopkins, 04, 09;
lecturer hist, geog, Columbia, 06-07 ; N. J. com-
missioner to Jamestown Expos, 07. Knight
Order of Isabel the Catholic; Order of the
Liberator, Venezuela. Am. Geog. Soc; Antiq.
Soc; Am. Hist. Ass; Hispanic Soe. Awi, (sec'j).
The interrelations of history and geography;
historical geography, especially in cartography;
early exploration and discovery, with special
reference to its geographical and cartographical
features.

StereDBon, Jolm A(lbert), Federal Horticultural
Board, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology,
Woonaocket, S. Dak, July 16, 90. B.S, Minne-
aota, 12. Asst. bot, Minnesota, 12-13; asst pa-
thologist. Sugar Planters Exp. Sta, P. B, 13-14;
pathologist, P. B. Exp. Sta, 14; p!atK inspector,
fed, hort. hoard, U. 8, Dept, Agr. A.A; Phy-
topath. Soc. Tropical botany and pathology.

Stevenson, Prof. J(olin) J(ame8), 215 W. 101st
St, New York, N. Y. •Geology, New York,
Oct. 10, 41. A.B, N. Y. Univ, 63, A.M, 66,
Ph.D, 67, LL.D, Princeton, 93; Washington and
Jefferson, 02. Prof. chem. and nat. hM, West
Virginia, 69-71 ; geol, N. Y. Univ, 71-09. Aid,
Ohio Geol. Surv, 71-72, 74; geologist, XT. S. GeoL
Surv, 73, 74, 78, 79, 80; second Pa. (JeoL Sur?,
75-82. A.A. (v. pres, 97) ; Geol. Soc (pres, 99) ;
Philos. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad, (pres, 9e-98, ?.
pres, 09); Wash. Acad; Phila, Acad; Calif.
Acad; Padova Acad: Moscow Acad; Breslau
Acad; Halle Acad; Palermo Acad; Geol. Socie-
ties of Edinburgh, Liverpool, Bel^um, Hungaiy
and Bussia. Carboniferous deposits of the Ap-
palachian Basin; formation of coal beds; in-
terrelations of fossil fuels.

Steyenaon, Prof. Louiaa SCtona), Mt. Holjoke
College, South Hadley, Mass. Chemistry. Lowell,
Mass, Dec. 5, 79. A.B, Vassar, 01, fellow, 01-
02, Cornell, 03-04, 09-10; Ph.D, ComeU, 11.
Asst. chem, Vassar, 02-03, instr, 05-09; Welles-
ley, 11-13; assoc. prof. Sweet Briar, 13-15;
instr, Mt. HolyoJce, 15-16, assoc prof, 16-19,
prof, 19- Chem. Soc. Fluorescence of an-
thracene.

Stereaaon, Dr. Beston, College of the City of
New York, New York, N. Y. Chemistry, Wil-
mington, N. C, May 5, 82. A.B, North Caro-
lina, 02, A.M, 03; PhJ>, Columbia, 08. Asst.
instr. chem, Cornell, 03-05; research chemist,
East. Dynamite Co, 05; anal, chemiat. Gen.
Chem. Co, 05-06; tutor chem, CoL City of N, T,
06-08, instr, 08-12, asst. prof, 12-20, oMSoe, prof,
to- Major, ir.S.A. Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club. Physical ehemistry.

Stevenaon, Prof. W(iUiain) H(enry), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Agronomy, Freeport, HI,
Sept. 4, 72. A.B, Illinois Col, 93; B.S.A, Iowa
State, 05. Prof, soils, Iowa State, 02-10, agron,
10-14, farm crops and soUs, 17-, in charge, soU
surv, 14-, V, director, Sxp, Sta, It- Mem. lowt
State Drainage and Conservation CommissioB,
08-10. A.A; Soc. Agron; Am. Geog. Soc; loira
Acad; Iowa State Dntinage Ass. (sec'y, 04-14).
Soil physics ; soil fertility.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

657

Stewaxt, Prof. AllMa, T&llahassee, Fla. Botany.
Wellin^on, Mo, Jan. 14, 75. A.B, Kansas, 96,
AMj 97; Ph.D, Harvard, 11. Asst. paleont,
Kansas^ 97-99; asst, XT. 8. Nat. Mnseum, 0Q>04;
prof, biol, Penn (Iowa), 08-09; instr. bot, N.
H. Gol, 09-10; Wisconsin, 11-16; prof. hot. and
hooter, Florida State, 16- Botenist, Calif.
Aoad. exped. to Galapagos Islands,' 05-06. A.A ;
Bot. Soe; Phytopath. Boo. Paleontology; fossil
fidies ; flora of the Galapagos and Coeos Islands ;
anatomy of insect and f nngns gaUa.

8tewut» Dr. A(loiiio) H(aiiiUton), 1048 6. 56th
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Bacteriology. Greens-
burg, Pa, June 28, 67. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col,
92; D.P.H, Pennsylvania, 13; AJB, 16, A.M,
17. Aest. haoteriologigt, PhUa. Bw. Heaith, 97-
Demonstrator elin. micros, Jefferson Med. Col^

94, 95, 97; instr. bacter, Pennsylvania, 14-17;
sanitarian. Merchants 8. B. Corp, 17-18. A.A;
Am. Med. Ass; Franklin Inst. Bacteriology of
milk.

Stewart^ Prof. Oolin OCampMll), Hanover, N. H.
^Physiology. Owen Sound, Ont, Aug. 15, 73.
B.A, Toronto, 94; CSark, 94-95, fellow, 96-97,
PhJ), 97. Asst. phyeiol, Harvard Med. Sch, 97-
98; tutor, C6L Physicians and Surg, Columbia,
98-00; demonstrator, Pennsylvania, 0<M)3, asst.
prof, 03-04; assoc. prof, DartwMWt*, 04-07, prof ,
07-08, Broujn prof, 08- Instr, summer sch,
Clark, 95, 97; Pennsylvania, 02. A.A; Physiol.
Soc The physiology of mammalian smooth
* muscle; the nerve supply of the viscera; alcohol;
muscle physiology; tiie Golgi method.

Stewart, Dr. De Lisle, P. O. Box 510, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Astronomical photography. Wabasha,
Minn, March 16, 70. B.L, Carleton, 91, Ph.D,

95. Principal district sch. Fertile, Minn, 91-92 ;
asst, Goodsell Observatory B. B. Time Signals,
93-95; Arequipa Branch, Harvard Col. Observa-
tory, 96-02; instr. astron, Cincinnati, 03-08,
asst, observatory, 03-10; observer, Int. Latitude
Service, 05-10. Asst. Eros plate measurements,
Goodsell Observatory, Carleton, 02. Astron. Soc;
Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist; Cincinnati Astron.
Soc (pree). Examination of photographic
plates of Bruce telescope for new nebulae, as-
teroids, etc; methods of plate measurement.

Stewart^ Prof. F(rod) O(arlton), Geneva, N. Y.
Plant pathology. French Creek, N. Y, Feb. 13,
68. B.S, Iowa State, 92, M.S, 94. Asst. botan-
ist, Iowa ibq[). Sta, 91-94; hotaniet, N. Y. Bxp.
Sta, Geneva, 94-, prof, plant path, Cornell.
A.A; Phytopath. Soc. (pres, 13). Diseases of
cultivated plants.

Stewart^ Dr. a(eorga) K(eil), Western Beserve
ITniversity, Cleveland, Ohio. ^Physiology. Lon-
don, Out, April 18, 60. M.A, Edinburgh, 81,
Mackay-Smith scholar, 83-84, D.Sc, 87, M.D, 90,
LL.D, 20; Berlin, 86-87; George Henry Lewes
student, Cambridge, 89-93, D.P.H, 92; Stras-
bourg, 92. Asst, physics lab, Edinburgh, 79-80;
senior demonstrator physiol, Yictori^ 87-89;
examiner physiol, Aberdeen, 90-94; prof,
physiol. and histol. Western Beserve, 94-^3;
prof, physiol. and head of dept, Chicago, 03-07;
prof, exp, med. andfdirector, Gushing Ldb, West'
em Beserve, 07- Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Pharmacol; London
Physiol. Soc. Electrophysiology of the nerve;

42

Talbot's law; the nerves of the heart; the circu-
lation time; hemolysis; the action of hemolytic
and agglutinative agents on the blood corpuscles
and otiier cells; the permeability of animal cells;
resuscitation; blood-flow in man; physiology of
adrenals.

Stowart, Dr. G(aorg6) W(alter), Iowa City, Iowa.
*Physios. St. Louis, Mo, Feb. 22, 76. A.B, De
Pauw, 98; Ph.D, Cornell, 01. Asst. physios,
Cornell, 99-01. instr, 01-03; asst. prof. North
Dakota, 03-04, prof, 04-09; prof, and head
of dept, Iowa, 09- Instr, summer sch, Le-
high, 02; Missouri, 03. A.A; Physical Sec;
Eng. Educ; Iowa Acad. Badiation; distri-
bution of energy in spectra (acetylene flames,
black body at room temperature) ; architectural
acoustics; high resistance; relation between il-
luminating power, viscosity and density of kero-
sene oils; acoustic shadow of a sphere, phase and
intensity; sound diffraction and localisation;
ionisation at metallic surfaces; binaural locali-
zation and beats; propagation in an irregular
atmosphere; action of conical horns; physical
aspects of audition; acoustic wave filters.

Stewart^ Gvy B(obert8on), Experiment Station,
Hawaiian Sugar Planters Association, Honolulu,
Hawaii. Chemistry. B.S, California, 06, 06-07.
Asst. agr. chem, California, 05-07; asst. chem-
ist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-09; analyst
and investigator, Calif. State Board of Health,
09-13; asst. prof. agr. chem, California, 13-19;
station chemist, Bxp. Sta, Hawaiian Sugar
Planters Ass, Honolulu, BO- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Agricultural chemistry; soil fertilily.

Stewart^ Dr. JCamaa) 8(mit]i), Whitehall Oil Co,
Port an Spain, Trinidad. Geology. Glasgow,
Scotland, 81. B.S, Queen's (C^), 11; Chicago,
12-13; Ph.D, Yale, 16. Asst. geologist. Can.
GeoL Surv, 10-16; oil geologist, 17-18; geolo-
gist. Can. Geol. Surv, 19-20. Am. Geog. Soc
Geology of the disturbed belt of southwestern
Alberta.

Stewart^ Dr. John P(ogiie), 'York, Pa. Horti-
culture. Biggsville, 111, June 1, 76. A.B, Illi-
nois, 02; M.S.A, Cornell, 03, Ph.D, 11. Teacher
Latin and science, township high sch, Biggsville,
m, 99-01; bot. and agr. State Nor. XJniv, Nor-
mal, HI, 03-06; prof. ezp. hort. Pa. State, 07-
18; commercial fruit grower, 18- Assoc, ed,
'Pa. Farmer,' 20- AA; Soc Hort. Sci; Pomol.
Soc. Experimental pomology; fertilization of
apple orchards; properties, preparation and use
of concentrated lime-sulphur; causes affecting
yield and quality in apples.

Stewart, Prof. Jolm TCniesdale), 2223 Knapp St,
St. Paul, Minn. CivU engineering, Loda, HI,
Jan. 13, 68. B.S, Illinois, 93, C.E, 09. Field
asst, U. S. Geol. Surv, 97-03; drainage engi-
neer, U. S. Dept. Agr, 04-08; prof. agr. eng,
Minnesota, 08-17 ; major and lieut. col, E.C, 17-
19; consulting engineer, 19- Civil Eng; West.
Soc Eng; HI. Soc. Eng. Beclamation of over-
flow lands; drainage plans for Bed Biver Valley,
North Dakota; experimental drainage system.
Northwest Experiment Farm, Minnesota; meth-
ods of draining agricultural lands.

Stewart, Iffiss Mtada a(ertnide), Box 192, Pipe-
stone, Minn. Physics, Elgin, Minn, March
5, 66. B.L, Carleton, 88; Chicago, 94; A.M, Co-

I

658

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

. lumbia, 13. Instr. high seh, Highhmd Park, HI, .
92-03; head, dept, tdenoe, Salem, 06-12; high
soh, Faribanlt, Minn, 12-20; PipesUme, Minn,
$0- AA; Physical 8oo. Badioaetivitj.

Stewart, Prof. O(iear) M(lttoii), Columbia, Mo.
^FhyHos, Neosho, Mo, Nov. 3, 69. Ph.B, De
Panw, 92; fellow, Ootnell, 95-96, Ph.D, 97.
Prof, physies and chem, Baker, 92-94; aast.
phyHos, Cornell, 96-98, instr, 98-01; asat prof,
MxBsowrif 01-03, asst. prof, in charge, 08-05,
prof, 05- A. A; Physical Soc Electrical con-
dnotivity of gases; theory of instmments.

Stewart, Prof. Bobart^ Beno, Nay. Ch»nMry.
American Fork, Utah, Ang. 16, 77. B.S, Utah
Col, 02; Chicago, 04-05; fellow, niinoia, 08-09,
Ph.D, 09. Asst. chemist, Utah Exp. Sta, 02-05,
asst. prof, chem, Utah Col, 05-07, prof, 07-15;
assoc. prof, soil fertility, Illinois, 15-18, prof,
18-20; decm^ eoh agr, Nevada, BO- Soc. Agron.
Agricultural chemistry; agronomy; soil fertil-
ity; chemical composition of arid farm crops;
use of irrigation water.

Stawact^ B(ob6rt) Maldnim, Dominion Obserr-
Tatory, Ottawa, Can. Astronomy, Gladstone,
Can, Dec. 15, 78. B.A, Toronto, 02, M.A, 08.
Supt. time service. Dominion Observatory, 05-
08, astronomer, 08-18, aut. director, 18- A.A;
Astron. Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc. Can; feL
Royal Astron. Soc; Soc. astron. de France.
Badioactivity; meridian work; time service; lon-
gitude by wireless; theory of errors.

Stewart^ Prof. Bopart IiCyonti), Pomona, Calif.
AgrUmlture, Mo, July 15, 90. B.S.A, N. Mex.
Col, 11; M.S.A, Cornell, 14. Asst agron, N.
Max. Col, 11-13, animal hnafbandry, 14-15, asat
prof, agron, 15-16, prof, 16; head, dept. agr,
Tomona Senior High 8eh, and Junior Col, BO-
Soc. Agron; Ass. Farm Econ. Soils and farm
crops.

Stewart, Dr. T(homas) Dale^ University of Cali*
Aamia, Berkeley, CaHf . Chemistry. Summer,
Wash, 90. B.S, California, 18, M.S, 14, Ph.D,
16. Asst. ohem\ California, 13-16; research
assoc, Chicago, 16-17; instr, CaUfomia, 17-20,
out. prof, BO- Chem. Soc Electromotive force
and metallic conductors; the electric carrier in
metals; organic chemistry.

StJegUti, Prof, JnUus (Oscar), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. *Chemistry. Hoboken, N. J,
May 26, 67. Abiturient, Bealgym, Karlsruhe,
86; Ph.D, Berlin, 89; hon. Sc.D, Clark, 09;
hon. Chem.D, Pittsburgh, 16. Docent ohem,
Chioago, 92-93, asst, 93-94, instr, 94-97, asst.
prof, 97-02, assoc. prof, 02-05, prof, OS-, di-
rector anal, chem, 0^15, univ. lahoratoriet, IB-,
chairman, dept. chem, IS- Hitchcock lecturer,
California, 09, summer lecturer, 15; assoc. ed,
'Jour. Am. Chem. Soc,' 12-19; mem. Int. Com-
mission Annual Tables of Constants, 15-;
chairman, sub-committee, synthetic drugs, Nat.
Besearch Council, 17-, v. chairman, div. chem,
19- Nat. Acad; A. A; Chem. Soc. (chairman
sect. org. ohem, 07, pres, 17); Soc CSiem. la-
dust; Philos. Soc; Am. Med. Ass. (v. chairman,
council of chem. and pharm^ ; Am. Acad; Wash.
Acad; Soc. chim. de Pans. The Beckmann
molecular rearrangements; isoureas; carbimids;
saponification of imido-ethers ; positive halogen
ions; molecular rearrangement velocities; cat-

alysis; acid amidin formation; stereoisomeik
nitrogen derivatives; velocities of ester saponi-
fication; theory of indicators; rearrangements
in triphenylmethane series; electron theory oi
valence in organic chemislay; murezid; barbi-
turic acid derivatives.

Stiflor, Dr. W(ilUam) W(arr«ii), Peking Union
Medical College, Peking, China. Physice. Dav-
enport, Iowa, Dec. 22, 83. A.B, Shurtleff, 02;
fellow, Illinois, 06-07, 10-11, A.M, 08. PhJ), 11.
Instr. chem. and physics, Ewing, OZ-06; Sfst
phyeiee, Illinois, 07-09. instr, 09-10; Cohunbis,
11-17; instr. physics, pre^med, sch, PMug
Union Med. Col, 17-20, asst, prof, BO-, deas^ 17-
A.A; assoc. Physical Soc. Magnetic propertiei
of cobalt at high temperatures.

StUaa, Dr. Oli(axlaa) Wardall, Hygienic Laboia*
tory, 25th and E Sts. N. W, Washington, D. G.
""Medical ecology. Spring Valley, N. Y, May
15, 67. Wesleyan, 85-86, hon. MJ9, 96, ScD,
07; CoL de France, 86-87; Berlin, 87-89;
Ph.D, Leiprig, 90; THeste ZooL Sta, 91;
Pasteur Inst and CoL de France, 91; MJ),
Paris, 96; LL.D, N. (3arolina, 12. Zoologiit,
bur. animal indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 91-02;
prof. med. sool, Georgetown, 92-06; soologist,
U. 8. Pub. Health Service, 0^10, prof, goal, 10-,
asst. surgeon gen. {reserve), 19- Hon. enstodiaa
helminthol. coUeetions, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 93- ;
sec'y, advisory committee, Smithsonian table,
Naples ZooL Sta, 94-; lecturer. Army Med. Sch,
94-01; med. sch, Hopkins, 97-; Navy Med. Seh,
02-17; agr. and science attach^, U. 8. Embas^,
Berlin, 98-99; seo'y, Int. Commission ZooL
Nomenclature, 98-; scientific sec'y. Rockefeller
Sanit. Commission for Eradication of Hookwom
Disease, 09-14. U. S. delegate, Int ZooL Cong,
Leyden, 95; Cambridge, 98; Berlin, 01; Ben,
04; Boston, 07. A.A. (sec'y, F, 02, gen. sec'y,
04); Soc Zool; cor. mem. London ZooL See;
for. cor. Soc. de Biol, de France; Acad, de M«i
de France; for. cor. Soc. Centraie de Ittd. Vet
de France; cor. mem. Beale Acad, di Med. di
Torino. Zoology in its relation to public health.

Stilss, Prof. H(arold), Iowa State College, Amei,

Iowa. Physios. Richwood, Ohio, Oct. 11, Ti.

Ph.B, Kenyon, 96; A.M, Harvard, 04; fellow,

Northwestern, 07-09, Ph.D, 09. Inatr. physies,

Northwestern 04-07; prof, Momingside, 09-14;

assoc. prof, Iowa State, 14- Lecturer physies,

Iowa, summers, 12-14. A.A; Physical Soc;

Iowa Acad. Wave length determinations for

mercury spectrum,
StllsB, Prof. HMiry Wilson, College of Medicine,

309 Orange St, Syracuse, N. Y. Anatowjf.

M.D, Ensworth Cent. Med. Ck>l, 01; Missouri;

Stanford. Instr. anat, Michigan, 06-09; asrt.

prof, Tulane, 09-10; prof, Syracuse, 10- Ass.

Anat. A stereoscopic atlas of anatomy.

StUea, Prof. Percy a(oldthwalt), Harwd Medi-
cal School, Boston, Mass. Physiology. Newton-
ville. Mass, July 1, 75. B.S, Mass. Inst Tech,
97; PLD, Hopkins, 02. Instn physiol, Unir.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 02-03; Maas. Inst
Tech, 03-17; asst. prof, Simmons, 07-14; Har-
vard Med. Sch, 16- Ins^. physiol, Maas. Nor.
Sch, Framingham, 98-99. A.A; PhyaioL Soc;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Acad. Smootii muscle;
skeletal muscle; vasomotor rcactiona.

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659

fltmiiamor, Pzof. A(rthiir) G(n2it), 705 N.
East St; Bloomington, III. Physics, Astrophys-
ics, Bloomington, Feb. 26, 78. B.S, HI. Wes-
leyan, 98, A.M, 00; fellow, Chicago, OS-05.
Instr. ehem. and physics, 111. Wesleyan, 95-98,
asst. ohem, 98-99; asst. astrophys. and director
Bolar research, Yerkes Observatory, 05-06; assoc.
prof, physics, III. Wesleyan, 08-09, prof, 09-
A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc. A
means of automatically recording atmospheric
transparency.

Sttlliaiu, Prof. ArUiiir WUliam, 104 S. Michi-
gan Bonlevard, Chicago, 111. Dermatology. Chi-
cago, Dee. 24, 71. M.D, Blinois, 99. Instr.
dermat. and syphUol, Illinois, 07-14; din. prof,
Loyola, 14-18, prof, 18-19. Northwestern, 19-
Attending dermatologist, Cook Co. Hosp, Chi-
cago, 12- Am. Med. Ass; Dermat. Ass; Chi-
cago Inst. Med. Dermatology; syphilology.

StUlmaa, Prof. Jolm MCazson), Stanford T7ni-
▼ersi^, Calif. •Chemistry. New York, N. Y,
April 14, 52. Ph.B, California, 74, Ph.D, 86,
LL.D, 16; Strasbourg and Wiinbnrg, 75-76.
Instr. chem, California, 76-82; chemist, Boston
Sugar Beflning Co, 82-87; supt. and chemist.
Standard Sugar Refining Co, 87-91 ; prof, chem,
Stanford, 91-17, v. pros, 18-17, emer. prof,
17- Asst. educ. director, district 11, S.A.T.C,
18. A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng. (v. prea, 16-
19). Chemistry of certain yegetable substances;
ammonia compounds of inorganic chlorids;
molecular lowering of the f reesing-polnt of di-
phenylamin and naphthylamin ; certain factors
i^uendng tiie precipitation of Ca and Mg in
water purification; history of chemistry.

StUlmaa, Prof. Stanley, 2336 Broadway, San
Francisco, Calif. Swrgery, Sacramento, Calif,
Aug. 21, 61. A.B, California, 82; M.D, Cooper
Med. Col, 89. Frof. surg, Cooper Med. Col, 98-
12; Stanford, 06- Lieut, commander and com-
mander, M.B.F. Trustee, Cooper Med. Col.
Surg. Ass; Calif. Acad. Med; Soc. Int. de Chi-
Turg. General surgery.

8tiUinaii» Dr. W(imam) OOln), 287 State St,
Albany, N. Y. Medicine, Surgery. Normans-
Tille, N. Y, Sept. 9, 56. M.D, Albany Med. Col,
78; hon. A.M, Union, 80; Paris, Berlin, Vienna
and London, 83-84. Physician, Lathrop Mem.
Hosp. for Incurables, 87-92; Home for Christian
Workers, 9t-; lecturer hist, of med, Albany
Med, Col, 97- Physician to Mother House of
Dominican monasteries for 35 years. A. A ; Ass.
Anat; Am. Humane Ass. (pros). Uric acid
diathesis.

StillwBU, Albert a(ladding), 76% Fine St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N. Y, Aug.
8, 76. Brooklyn Polytech; B.8, Columbia, 98.
Asst. chemist, Stillwell and Gladding, 98-03;
pres, Stillwell Laboratories, Inc, OS- Official
chemist, N. Y. Produce Exchange, 03-09; Nat.
Ass. Importers, 09- Chem. Soc. (director, N.
Y. sect, 09-10); Soc. Chem. Indust; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Analytical chemistry; fertil-
izers; oils.

Stillwell, L(6wl8) Bdickley), 143 Liberty St,
^ew York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Scran-
ton, Pa, March 12, 63. Wesleyan, 82, hon. Sc.D,
07; E.E, Lehigh, 85, hon. M.S, 07. Chief elec.
engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 91-

97 ; elec. director, Niagara Falls Power Co, 97-
00; Rapid Transit Subway Construction Co, 00-
08; consulting elec. engineer, Manhattan Rail-
way Co, 00-04; The Hudson Companies, 06-
AJV.; Elec. Eng. (pres) ; Civil Eng; Philos. Soc;
British Inst. Elec. Eng.

Sttmson, H(arold) F(redArlc), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Leicester,
Mass, April 1, 90. A.B, Clark, 10, A.M, 11,
Ph.D, 15. Research asst. to Prof. A. G. Web-
ster, 11-15; assoc, physicist, bur. Standards.
A. A; assoc. Physical Soc. Mathematical phys-
ics; electrostatic capacities; electric oscillations;
sound.

Stine, Dr. OQiaxleB) M(Uton) AOtlaod), Wilming-
ton, Del. Chemistry. Norwich, Conn^ Oct. 18,
82. A.B, Pennsylvania, 01, B.S, 03, A.M, 04,
M.S, 06; feUow, Hopkins, 06-07, Ph.D, 07.
Prof, chem, Md. ColT 03-05; head, high ex-
plosive div, east, lab, m. I. duPon^ de Nemours
and Co, 07-16; org. div, chem. dept, 16-19;
asst. director, 19- Chem. Soo. (councilor, 17) ;
Chem. Eng; N. Y. Chemists Club. Hydrates in
binaxy electrolytes; high explosives; detonating
compounds; dyes and intermediates.

Stiiia, Prof. W(illrar) MCorris), Mechanicsburg,
Pa. Electrical engineering, Tyrone, Pa, Nov.
8. 63. Ph3, Dickinson, 86, M.S, 89, ScD, 93;
Fh.D, Ohio (Athens), 93. Asst. prof, physics
and later prof, physics and elec. eng, Ohio
(Athens), 86-93; director elec. eng, Armour,
93-98; prof, eng, Swarthmore, 98-09. Ed,
'Elec. Engineering,' 94; mem. jury awards, Co-
lumbian Expos, 93; Nat. Export Expos, Phila,
99. A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng. Alkaline
and gas accumulators; arc and incandescent
lamps; physics of fuses for electrical currents;
photometry; RXSntgen rays; instruments of pre-
cision for electrical measurements; metauo^
raphy; magnetism of iron; precision apparatus;
electromagnetism.

Stltt, Bear Admiral B(dward) BOiodas), U.S.N,
U. S. Naval Medical School, Washington, D. C.
Medicine. Charlotte, N. C, July 22, 67. AJB,
South Carolina, 85, LL.D, 17; M.D, Pennsylva-
nia, 89; ScD, 20. Asst. surgeon, UJSJf, 89-92,
passed asst. surgeon, 92-00, surgeon, 00-17, med.
director with rank of rear admiral, 17-20, com-
manding officer, Naval Med. Sch, 16-20, surgeon
gen, ISO- Assoc, prof. med. sool, Univ. Philip-
pines ; prof. trop. med, Georgetown ; George
Washington; lecturer, Jefferson Med. CoL Aim.
Immunol; See. Trop. Med. Bacteriology; blood
work; parasitology; tropical medicine.

Stock, Dr. Ohwter, 492 Seventh St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Paleontology, San Francisco, Jan.
28, 92. B.S, California, 14, f eUow, 14-15 ; Ph.D,
17. Research asst, dept, paleont, California, 17-
19, instr, 19- A.A; Paleont. Soc; Soc. Mam-
mal; West. Soc. Nat; Calif. Acad. Compara-
tive anatomy; vertebrate paleontology and mor-
phology; historical geology.

Stock, Kurt* Bartlesville, Okla. MetdOvrgy.
Berlin, Germany, May 8, 74. Diploma, Royal
Sdi. of Mines, Freiberg. Chief chemist and
later asst. supt, U. S. Zinc Co, 06-10; with
Lanyon-Starr Smelting Co, 10-13; supt. and v,
pres, Altoona Zinc Smelting Co, 13-14 ; construc-
tion engineer, Clarksburg Clinkering Co, 14r-15;

660

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supt, BartlewUle Zino Co, 15- A. A; Min. Eng;
Colo. Sci Soc. .

Stodkard, Prof. Ohaxles B(npert), Cornell Medical
College, New York, N. Y. * Anatomy, Biology,
Washington Co, Miss, Feb. 27, 79. B.S, Miss.
AgT. Col, 99, M.S, 01; Ph-D, Columbia, 06; Sc.D,
Cincinnati, 20. Acting prof. mil. science. Miss.
Agr. Col, 98-00; Jefferson Mil. Col, 00-03; asst.
Eool, Columbia, 05-06; embryol. and histol, med.
ool, Cornell, 06-08, instr, 08-09, asst. prof,
embryol, 0&-11, prof, anat, IL- Hunting-
ton Fund for cancer research; trustee, Woods
Hole; investigator, Tortugaa Lab, Carnegie In-
stitution, Naples ZooL Sta. and Anat. Inst,
Munich. A.A; Boo. Nat. (see'y, 09-11); Soc.
Zool; Ass. Anat. (sec'y-treas, 14-); Soc. Ezp.
Biol; Soc Cancer Besearch. Influence of chem-
icals on embryonic development; production of
eyelopean monsters; regeneration and growth;
modification of germ-ceUs; degeneracy in mam-
mals; blood-cells and endothelium; oestrous
cycle; structural defects and abnormalities;
post-natal growth and development.

Stockberger, Dr. W(anier) W, 17. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botawjf.
Croton, Ohio, July 10, 72. B.S, Denison, 02;
Ph.D, Oeorge Washington, 07. Supt. schools,
Huiover, Ohio, 95-97; asst. instr. science, Deni-
son, 97-^1, instr. bot, 01-03; expert in histol,
hwr. plant indust, U» 8. Dept. Agr, 03-09, phar-
macognosist, 09-10^ physiologist, 10-13, physiol-
ogist in charge drug, poisonoue and oU plant in-
veetigations, IS- Asst. sec'y, Pharmaceut. Con-
vention, 20- A.A; Pharmaceut. Ass; Soc.
Agron; Wash. Bot. Soc. (pres, 12). Pharma-
cognosy; hop culture; drug plant culture in
America; poisonous plants; new oil-seed crops;
variation and heredity.

Stockbridge, Dr. H(orace) B(dward), B. F. D.

8, Atlanta, Ga. Agriculture, Chemistry. Had-
ley, Mass, May 19, 57. B.S, Mass. Agr. Col,
78; Ph.D, GKJttingen, 84. Asst. chemist, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 80; instr. chem, Mass. Col, 81, assoc.
prof. chem. and geol, 84-85; prof, Imp. Col. of
Agr, Sapporo, Japan, 85-89; chief chemist,
Japanese Govt, 87-i89; director, Ind. Exp. Sta,
89; pres, N. Dak. Col, and director, Exp. Sta,
90-94; director. Farmers' Institutes, Lake City,
Fla, 97-05; ed, 'South. Bwralist,' 06- A.A,;
Chem. Soc; Ind. Acad; Chem. Gesell; Japan
Educ. Soc. Fertilizing of crops; feeding of
animals ; estimation of sugar in beets ; lupulLi of
hops; clarification of cane juice; effect of cul-
tivation on elaboration of characteristic con-
stituents of certain wild plants; determination
of digestive coefficient of native feed stuffs;
feeding values of new feed stuffs.

Stoddng, Prof. W(l]]iani) A(loiii2o), Jt, The
Parkway, Ithaca, N. T. Bacteriology. Sims-
bury, Conn, May 13, 72. B.Agr, Conn. Col, 95;
B.S JL, Cornell, 98. M.S.A^ 04. Instr. agr. State
Nor. Sch, Mansfield, Pa, 98-99; Conn. Col, 99-
03, asst. prof. agr. bacter, 03-05, prof, 05-06;
asst. prof, dairy bacter, Cornell, 06-09, prof,
dairy indust, 09- Expert dairy bacter, tf. S.

' Dept. Agr, 05. Soc. Bact; Ass. Am. Med. Milk
Commissions. Milk bacteria; bacterial content
of the cow's udder; sources and nature of bac-

terial contamination of milk; milking machines;
milk products.

Stockton, Dr. 0ha(rle)8 Q, 436 Franklin St, Buf-
falo, N. T. ^Medicine. Madison, Ohio, Aug.
27, 53. MJ), Buffalo, 78; Niagara, 84. Prof,
mat. med, Niagara, 83-87; principles and prac-
tise of med. and elin. med, Buffalo, 87-12, sfMr.
prof, 12- Consulting physician, Buffalo Gen.
Hosp; N. Y. State Hosp. for Crippled and De-
formed Childrrai; Buffalo City and Erie Oo.
Hosp; contributor to various text books and en-
eylopedias. A.A; Am. Physicians; Am. Med.
Ass; Qastro-EnteroL Ass. Diseases of the ab-
donunal organs.

Stoddart, Prof. OChazles) W(iUiain), State Col-
lege, Pa. Chemistry. Boscobel, Wis, Oct. U,
77. A.B, Columbia, 00, A.M, 01; PhJ>, Wu-
consin, 09. Asst. prof, soils, Wisconsin, 04-10;
prof. agr. chem, Fa. State, 10-20; dean, sdk. Ub.
arts, wid acting dean, sch. nat, science, 10-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Soil acidity and phosphates;
rare earths.

Btoek, Prof. Harry H(arlai0M), University of HI-
nois, ITrbana, IlL Mining engineering. Washing-
ton, D. C, Jan. 16, 66. B.S, Lehigh, 87, E.M, 88,
Sc.D. Asst. engineer, Susquehanna Coal Co, 88-
90; instr. mining, metaL and geol, Lehigh, 90-
93; asst. prof, mining and metal. Pa. State, 93-
97: ed, 'Colliery Eng,' 97-09; prof, mining eng.
and head of dept, lUinois, 09- A.A; Goal Mis.
Inst, (pres) ; Min. and Metal. Eng; Eng. Edne.
Coal mining and storage; economics of mining;
mining education.

Sto^klo, Dr. Erwln B^ Cutler Hammer Manu-
facturing Co, Milwaukee, Wis. Bhysios. Chi-
cago, Dl, June 8, 90. B.S, Northwestern, 11;
M.S, Wisconsin, 13, Ph.D, 16. Research physi-
cist. West. Elec Oo, 15-17; director, physical
lab. Cutler Hammer Mfg. Co, 17- Assoc Physr
ical Soc; Elec. Eng. ^ermionic vacuum tubes;
discharge of electricity through gases; electric
arcs.

Stokes, Dr. Henry N(ewlin), 1207 Q St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry. Moorestown,
N. J, Oct. 24, 59. B.S, Haverford, 78; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 84; Munich. 85-86; Polytech, Zurieb,
86-89. Chemist, U. O. Geol. Surv, 89-92; asst
prof, inorg. chem, Chicago, 92-94; chemist, IT.
S. OeoL Surv, 94-03; Bur. Standards, 03-^.
A.A. (sec'y, C, 93, 03) ; Chem. Soc (mem. com-
mittee papers and pub); Min. Eng; Chem.
Oesell; Soc. chim. de Paris. Inorganic chaa-
istry; silicon compounds; phosphorus-nitrogen
compounds; chemistry of ore deposition, espe-
cially sulphids.

Stokes, Dr. John H(liiehiiian), Mayo Clinic, Bo-
chester, Minn. Dermatology. Munich, Germany,
Sept. 1, 85. A.B, Michigan, 08, M.D, 12. Inatr.
anat, Michigan, 13, res. dermat. and syphilol,
13-14, instr, 14; Illinois, 15-16; assoc. prof,
med, Minnesota, and chief sect, dermatol. end
syphilol. Mayo Clinic, 16- Am. Med. Ass; Der-
mat. Ass. Syphilis; acoustic complex of the
opossum; black fly bite; cutaneous sensitisation;
disease prevention. ^

Stokes, B(obert) T(homa8), 112 N. Kenilworth
Ave, Oak Park, Dl. Chemistry. Brooklyn, N.
Y, June 6, 85. B.S, Dartmouth, 07. Instt.
chem, Hobart, 07-08; indust. chemist, 08-11;

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tutor chem, CoL City of N. Y, 11-16; rubber
manuf aeturingy 16-18 ; vfith Sears, Boebftck and
Co, 18" A. A; Chem. Soe. India rubber.

Stokes, Dr. William Boyal, 1639 N. Calvert St,
Baltimore, Md. Baeteriology, Baltimore, Aug.
21, 70. M.D, Maryland, 91; Se.D, Washington
(Md), 10. Bes. pathologiBt, Boston City Hosp,
92-96; assoc. prof, path, Maryland, 96-00, prof.
path, and bacter, Col. Physicians and Surg,
Baltimore, . 00-14, Maryland, 14-19, hooter,
Maryland and Col. Fhyeioiane and Surg, 19^
Chief, bur. bacter, Md. State Department of
Health, 96-20; Baltimore Dept. Health, 96-
Soe. Baet; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Asa.
Sanitary bacteriology; immunity; baeteriology
of foods.

StOkey, Prof. Alma a(racey), Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege, South Hadley, Mass. Botany. Canton,
Ohio, June 17, 77. A.B, Oberlin, 04; Ph.D, Chi-
cago, 08. Asst. hot, Oberlin, 08-06; instr, Mt.
Solyoke, 08-11, assoc. prof, 11-16, prof, 16-
AJL; Bot. Soc; Sullivant Moss. Chapter.
Morphology and anatomy of pteridophytes;'seed
plants.

Stoland, Prof. 0(le) 0(luf8on), 1845 Leonard Ave,
Lawrence, Kans. Physiology. Beresford, S.
Dak, July 80, .81. A.B, South Dakota, 05; M.8,
Chicago, 11, Ph.D, 13. Teacher science, high
sch, Vermilion, S. Dak, 05-06; instr. biol. South
Dakota, 06-11; asst. physiol, Chicago, 11-13;
prof. South Dakota, 13-16; Kansae, 16^ A.A;
Physiol. Soc. Toxicity of normal and hyper-
trophied thyroids; effect of pituitrin on renal
activity; effect of parathyroid tetany on the
liver and pancreas; temperature as a factor in
the control of thyroid activity.

Stoltar, Prof. James H(oiigli), Ifnion College,
Schenectady, N. Y. Geology. Johnstown, N.
T, Dec. 11, 67. A.B, Union, 84, A.M, 87; Mu-
nich 86-87; Ph.D. Leipzig, 98. Instr. nat. hist,
Vnioi^ 84-89, adj. prof, 89-92, prof. geoL and
bioL 92-19, geol, 19-; mem, staff, dept. geol,
N. Y. State Museum, 12- Soc Nat; feL Geol.
Soc Olacial geology of Schenectady, Saratoga
and Oohoes quadrangles; glacial geology of
lower Mohawk and middle Hudson vall^s.

atoiM, Prof. BCmest) A(Ibert), 429 Daly Ave,
Ottawa, Ont CvfH engineering. Charlottetown,
P. E. I, July 16, 70. B.A.8C, McGlD, 91, UslE,
94« With various railroads, 91-02; asst. struct,
engineer, Canada Foundry Co, Toronto, 02-07;
prof, civil eng, Dalhousie, 07-08; New Bruns-
wick, dean, eng. sch, 08-11 ; consulting engineer,
11-14; prof. gen. eng. Queen's (Cnn), 14-18;
struct, engineeri Mil. Hosp. Commission, 18-20 ;
hridge engineer, Grand Trunk Arhitraiion, tO-
Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Can. Inst. Eng; Can.
Soc CivU Eng. Impact stresses.

StoiM, Prof. Oeorga B(dward), Amherst, Mass.
^Botany. Leicester, Mass. Sept. 6, 60. Mass.
Col, 88-84; Mass. Inst. Tech, 85-89; Leipsig,
91-93. Prof, bot, Mass. Col, 93-17, botanist.
Hatch Exp. Sta, 94-17. Botanist, Mass. State
Board of Agr. A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; New
Eng. Bot. Club; Mass. Hort. Soc; Mass. Forestry

Ass; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Worcester Nat.
Hist. Soc; Worcester Hort. Soc. Plant pathol-
ogy and physiology.

Stone, Dr. Harvey B(rlntoii), 205 E. Preston St,
Baltimore, Md. Surgery. Baltimore, Nov. 22,
82. A.B, Hopkins, 02, MJ>, 06. Adj. prof,
surg, Virginia, 07-10; ingtr, Hopkins, i;?- Am.
Med. Ass. Surgery; pathology of the intestinal
tract.

Stone, Dr. Isabelle, Sweet Briar College, Sweet
Briar, Va. Physics, Chicago, Oct. 18, 68. A.B,
Wellesley, 90; M.S, Chicago, 96, PhJ), 97.
Teacher, Bryn Mawr Prep. Sch, Baltimore, 97-
98; instr. physics, Vassar, 98-06; head, Sch. for
Am. Girls, Bome, Italy, 07-14; prof, physics,
Sweet Briar Col, 18- Beader in physics, CoL
Entrance Exam. Board, June, 01. A.A; Phys-
ical Soc Electrical resistance of thin films;
color in platinum films; properties of thin films
when deposited in a vacuum.

Stone, James 8(avage), Harvard Medical School,
Boston^ Mass. Surgery. Newton, Mass, Aug.
21, 68. A.B, Harvard, 89, A.M,'MJ), 94. Insir.
surg, Harvard. Surgeon, Boston Children's
Hosp. Am. Med. Ass; Col. Surg.

Stone, Prof. J(olm) Ii(ema«l), College of Agri*
culture, Ithaca, N. Y. Agrioultwre. Waverlj,
Pa, July 6, 52. B.SJV., Cornell, 74. Asst. agr»
Cornell, 97-03, asst. prof, farm practise, 03-06,
prof, 06-19, emer. prof, 19^ Mem. Pa. State
Board of. Agr; lecturer. Farmers' Institutes.
Soc Agron; N. Y. State Drainage Ass. Farm
management.

Stone, John S(tone), 4811 Panorama Drive, San
Diego^ Calif. Electrical engineering. Dover,
Ta, Sept. 26, 69. Columbia, 8^88; Hopkins,
88-90. Ezperimentaliat, lab, Am. Bell TeL Co,
Boston, Mass, 90-99; consulting elec. engineer,
99-02; chief engineer. Stone TeL and TeL Co,
02-10, V. pres, 02-08, pros, 08-10; consulting
elec engineer, 10-20; wUh dept. research and de-
velopment. Am, Tel. and Tel. Co, tO- Lecturer
elec oscillations, Mass. Inst Tedi. Mem. Int.
Elec. Cong, 04; delegate. Second Pan- Am. Scien-
tific Cong, 17. A. A; assoc Elec Eng; Electro-
chem. Soc; Wireless TeL Eng. (pres, 06-09, v.
pres, 09); Radio Eng. (v. pres, 13, pres, 14,
manager, 15-20, chairman, committee on wave-
length regulation, 19-, organiser and chairman
committee on Council Nat, Defense) ; hon. menL
Badio Club; Franklin Inst; assoc Naval Inst;
Am. Acad ; Mass. Inst. Tech. l3oc. Arts. Electro-
phyeies; tel^graph^ and telephony over wires
and by wirelMs; sunidtaneous transmission and
recepdon in radio-telegraphy and telephony; di-
rective transmission and reception.

Stone, Prof. Mabel A(nnie), Wellesley College,
Wellesley, Mass. Botany. Ayer, Mass, Feb. 14,
85. A.B, Wellesley, 07, A.M, 13 ; Woods Hole;
Stanford. Asst. hot, Wellesley, 07-12, instr, 12-
16, asst. prof, 17- A.A. Comparative moiphol-
ogy of the Hverworts.

Stone, Prof. Oxmond, Flagler Farm, Clifton Sta-
tion, Va. * Astronomy. Pekin, HI, Jan. 11, 47,
Chicago, 66-70, A.M, 75. Tutor, Bacine, 67-
68 ; asst, V. S. Naval Observatory, 70-75 ; direc-
tor, Cincinnati Observatory, 75-82; Leander Mc-
Cormiek Observatory, and prof, practical astron,
Virginia, 82-12, retired, 12. Founder and ed,
'Annals of Malii,' 84-; chairman astron, Cong.
Arts and Sciences, 04. A.A. (v. pres, 88) ; As-

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AMBBTGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

iron. 8oe; Kath. Socj Math. Ass; Wash. Acad;
Wis. Acad; Cincinnati Soc. Nat. Hist; Cireolo
Mat. dl Palermo. Observations of variable and
double stars, nebulae and satellites; celeitial
meehanies.

Stone, B(alph) W(alter), U. S. Geolo^cal Snr-
vej, Washington, D. C. Geology. Camden, N.
y, Nov. 17, 76. Ph.B, Hamilton, 99; A.B, Har-
vard, 00, A.M, 01. Asst. geol, Harvard, 00-01;
asst. geologist, U. 8. Geol. 8urv, 01-17, geologist,
17^ Instr. geog, summer sch. for Cuban teach*
ers, Harvard, 00. Mem. jurj awards, Panama-
Pacific Expos, 04. A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol.
Soc. Stratigraphy in western Pennsylvania;
bituminous coal; gas and oil; Waynesburg and
Eldersridge (Pa) quadrangles; eoid resources of
southwestern Alaska, Bussell Fork, Virginia, and
Kentucky, and Crazy Mountains, Montana;
stratigraphie relations of the liivingston forma-
tion of Montana; ooal^and stratigraphy of Black
Hills and Powder Biver, Wyoming; gypsum,
phosphate rock, sand and gravel, magnesite,
magnesium, salt, bromin and calcium chlorid re-
sources of the United States.

Stone, Dr. B(QlAiid) BOiaha), Ontario Agricul-
tural College, Guelph, Ont^ Can. Botany, Har-
vard, Nebr, Nov. 4, 81. B.S, Nebraska, 07;
M.8, Ala. Polytech, 08; PhJ>, Cornell, 13. Asst.
bot, Purdue, 06^)7; instr, Ala. Polytech, 07-08;
adj. prof, agr. bot, Nebraska, 08-09; lecturer
hot, Cornell, 09-12; Ont. Agr. Col, 15- A.A;
Phytopath. See; Bot. Soc. Plant pathology and
physiology ; life histories of ascomycetes.

SUrne, Dr. B(ath) L(OTilla), TTniversity of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Bacteriology. San
Francisco, Calif. Aug. 8, 93. A.B, California,
15, A.M, 16, I^h.D, 19. Besearoh out. path,
California, IS- Bacteriologist, U. S. Base Hosp,
Nitro, Va, 19. Serology; typhoid fever; im-
mune bodies; Streptococcus empyema.

StoniSf Dr. WUlard John, 324 Chamber of Com-
merce Building, Pasadena, Calif. Medieine.
Gloversville, N. Y, May 31, 77. B.S, Michigan,
99, MJ>, 01. Physician-in-chief, Flower Hosp,
Toledo, Ohio, 08-17; attending physioian, Los
Angeles Co. and Pasadena Hospitals. Major,
M.O, 17-19. Soc. Clin. Invest; Ass. Immunol;
Climat. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Miss. Valley Med.
Ass. (pros, 17). • Medical diagnosis.

atone, Dr. William Stepbmi, 162 B. «3d St, New
York, N. Y. Medicine. New BriUin, Conn,
May 8, 67. A3, Yale, 88 ; M.D, Columbia, 91.
Instr. gynee, Columbia, 95-06; attending sur-
geon, N. Y. Lying-in Hosp, 01-07; asst. director
caneer research, Mem. Hosp, N. Y. City, 17-20,
cHn. director, ISO- Ass. Cancer Research;
Oynec. Soc. Pathology; obstetrics; cancer; bio-
logical and clinioal use of radium.

Stone, Pres. Wlnthrop Ellsworth, West Lafayette,
Ind. Chemistry. Chesterfield, N. H, June 12,
62. B.S, Mass. Col, 82; Boston, 86; Ph.I), G«t-
tingen, 88. Asst^ Mass. Exp. Sta, 84-86; chem-
ist, Tenn. Exp. Sta, 88-89; prof, chem, Purdue,
89-92. V. pres, 92-00, pres, 00- Chem. Soc; fel.
Ind. Acad. Carbohydrates.

Stone, Wltmor, Academy of Natural Sciences,
Philadelphia, Pa. * Zoology, Ornithology. Phil-
adelphia, Sept. 22, 66. A.B, Pennsylvania, 87,

A.M, 91, Sc.D, 13. Conservator, omi^ $eet,
Acad. Nat. Sciences, PhUa, 91", asst. cnrstpr,
Museum, 93-08, curator, 08-18, exec curator, iS--
Lecturer nat. hist, Germaatown Acad, 89-90;
Ludwick Inst. Courses, Phila. A. A; feL Omith.
Union (v. pres, 14-20, pros, 20-} ; Soc Mammal;
Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp; Bot. Soc; Entom. Soc;
PhilQs. Soc; N. Y. Linnean Soc; Phila. Aetd;
Phila. Bot. Club; Del. Valley Omith. Club (prei,
91) ; for. mem. British Ornith. Union. Syste-
matic ornithology and mammalogy; the molt and
coloration of birds ; geographicid distribntioa of
plants and animals.

Stonar, Dr. D(ayton), 603 Summit St, Iowa City,
Iowa. Zoology. North Liberty, Iowa, Nov. 86,
63. A3, Iowa, 07, M.S, 09, PhJ>, 19. Asst,
museum, Iowa, 08-14, instr. sool, 14-19, anoe,
19-20, asst. prof. BO- Inseetary asst, Iowa Exp.
Sta. sooL exped. to Yaneouver Isl, 13; iiutr.
entom. Lakeside Lab, Iowa, 16; mem. Univ. of
Iowa ezped. to Barbados and Antigua, 18; instr.
entom. and omith, bioL sta. Miehi^ui, 19. A.A;
£ntom. Soc; Wilson Omith. Club; Nat An.
Audubon Soeieties: fel. Iowa Acad. Entomol-
ogy; distributional, eoologieal and ■yvtematk
soology; rodents of Iowa; Scutelleroidea.

Stoner, B(eginald) O, 200 Bush St, San Fran-
cisco, Calif. Oeology. Bakersfield, Oalif, Aug.
21, 89. B.S, California, 12. Geologist, Stand-
ard OU Co. of CaUf. Paleont. See; Calif. Acad.
Paleontology.

Stookey, Dr. Lyman Bmmbaogh, 412 Sixth St,
Los Angeles, Calif. Physiology, Fathologf.
Belleville, Bl, July 30, 78. A.B. Yale, 00, PIlD,
02; Strasbourg, OhM)5. Asst. physioL and phys-
iol. ehem, N. Y. State Path. Inst, 02-05; prof,
physiol. South. California, 06- Am. eontributor,
Maly's ' Jahresbericht fiber die Portschritte der
Tierchemie.' A.A; PhysioL Soc; Chem. See;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Biol. Chem; N. Y. See.
Physiol. Chemists. Formation of glyeogea;
gastric secretion of hydrochloric acid; diigestioa
of gelatin; biological relation of proteids sad
pro^id assimilation ; digestion and sdf-digestioa
of tissues and tissue extracts ; autolysia of brala
tissue; output of ammonia in course of difPereat
forms of insanity; proteolytic enzymee; pep-
tone; peptids; internal secretion of thyroid;
pentose; pharmacological action of iodids, ssli-
cylates, etc; intracellular enzymes of aati-
ensymes; nudeoproteids; intraeelhilar and ^Aft-
cellular antibodies; complement fixation reaetioa
for tuberculosis.

Stookey, Pzof. 8(ttph«n) W(harton)» Cedar
Bapids, Iowa. Geology. Marion, Iowa, April
3, 50. Cornell, (Iowa), 79-81; B.S, Coe, 84,
M.S, 87, LL.I>, 04; Iowa, 91-93, 00-02; Chicago,
summers, 95, 96. Supt. schools, Manchester,
Iowa, 84r91 ; prof. nat. science, Coe, 91-^9, geoL
and bot, 01-07; pres, Bellevue (Nebr), 08-14;
prof, geol. and hot. and dean, Coe, 14- Mem.
lo^a exped. to Bahama, 93; Iowa GeoL Snrr.
Nebr. Acad ; Iowa Acad. Geology of Iowa and
Poweshiek Counties, Iowa; destructive parasitic
f ung^ in Iowa.

Stoner, Dr. H(oratlo) SCobinaon), 58 Waahington
St, Newport, B. I. Medicine, Surgery. Boston,
Mass, Feb. 27, 30. A.B, Harvard, 60, AJC,
M.D, 53, LL.B, 68; Paris, London and Edia-

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burgh, 6d-55; LLJD, Fordham, 18. Prof. obtteU
and med. juriB^ Berkshire Med. Col, 65-^9; aatt.
to Sir J. Y. SimpBon and asst. ed, 'Obstet.
Memoirs and Oontoibutions/ 54-^5; pnutiting
pkytieian, and lecturer and writer an med, eurg,
and eanit. eubjeote, 5S^ Physician^ Boston Ly-
ing-in Hosp; surgeon^ Bt* Elizabeth Hosp. and
N. E. Hosp. for Women and Children; consult-
ing surgeon^ Carney Hosp, Boston; Newport
Hosp; St. Joseph's Hosp, Proyidenee. Gold
medal, Am. Med. Ass, 65. Am. Med. Ass.
(seo'y, 65, ▼. pros, 68); fel. Am. Acad; B. I,
Mass. and Calif. Med. Societies; Boston Gyneo.
8oc.( hon. pres, ed, 'Jour') ; Newport Med. Soc
(hon. pres) ; Boston Soe. Nat. Hist; N. Y. Acad^
Med; several Canadian and foreign med, obstet.
and numis. societies. Gynecology; natural his-
tory; medical numismatics.

Btorar, K(oniian) Wdlaon), Westinghonse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Bletftriodl engineering. Orangeville, Ohio, Jan.
11, 68. M.E, Ohio State, 91. With Weeting-
houee Blee. and Mfg, Co, 91-03, designer of
generators, in charge of direct currant work, 93*
04, engineer, rg, dept, 04-20> ^m. engineer, ry.
eieotrifieatian, if- Eleo. £ng; Mech. Eng;
West. Pa. Eng. Soc. Application of electricity
for power purposes; eleclxic railroads; variable
speed motors; frequency for single phase alter-
nating current railways; design of electric loco-
motives.

Storar, 8(taey) 8(t6ward), Chamber of Com-
merce, Atlanta, Ga. Engineering. Buf ord, Ohio,
Dee. 15, 82. C.E, Ohio Northern, 03, M.E, 04.
Asst. engineer, Virginian By, 05-08; designing
engineer, Va. Bridge and Iron Go. 08-10; struc-
tural engineer, U. S. Govt, 10-13; etrueturdl
engineer, IS^ AJL; Civil Eng; Wash. Archit.
dub. Structural steel bridges and buildings;
leinf oread eoncrete.

8toiw, Tncg X(rwlii), University of California,
Berkeley, Qalif . Zoology. Saa Fraaeisco, Calif,
Aug. 17,89. B.S, California, 12, MJS, 13. Asst
iastr. sool, Calif omia, 12-14, asst. curator birds,
museum vert lool, 14-19, field natmtUiet, 19-
War work, 17-19. A.A; Omitiu Union; EeoL
Soc; Soc. Mammal; West. Soc. Nat; Cooper
Omith. Club; Calif. Acad. Taxonomy; ecology;
game birds of California; habits of California
land vertebrates; place names of California.

Slogray, Dr. Thomas ACndnaw), College of the City
of New York, New York, N. Y. Hygiene.
Burden, Kans, Jan. 29, 75. A.B, Stanford, 96,
AM, 99, PhJ>, 02; Hopkins Lab, Padilc Grove,
Calif, summers, 97-98; Michigan, 00: Harvard
Med. Sch, 02-08, M.D, 05; Cooper Med. Sch,
03-04. Asst gym, Stanford, 96-97, instr. hy-
giene and org. training, 97-02, asst prof, hy-
giene, 02-06; assoe. prof, and director dept.
hygiene, Col. City of N. Y, 06-10, prof, 10-
House officer. Long Island Hoep, Boston, 05;
res. house physician. Children's Hosp, Boston,
06; lecturer, Columbia, summers, 07, 08; in-
spector physical training, miL training commis-
sion, N. Y. State, 16-; exec, see'y, U. S. Inter-
Departmental Social Hygiene Board, 18- See'y<i
gen. Int. Cong. Social Hygiene, Buffalo,' 13.
A.A; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol; Am.
Med. Ass; Soc CoL Directors Physical Educ.

(v. pros, 05, pres, 07-09) ; Physical Educ. Ass;
Sch. Hygiene Ass. (sec'y, 07-14); N. Y.
Acad. Med. Daily variations in the power of
voluntary muscular contraction; influence of
fatigue on the speed of the contraetion of human
voluntary muscle; exercise upon irritability of
human muscle; tonus rhythms in normal hu-
man muscle and in gastrocnemius of the cat;
effect of injuries of the brain on the vasomotor
center.

Stozk, Hanrey Elmar, Carleton College, Northfleld,
Minn. Botany. Zoar, Ind, March 28, 90. A.B,
Ind. State Nor. Sch, 14; A.M, Indiana, 15;
PhJ>, Cornell, 20. Aui. prof, hot, Carleton, 90-
AJL; Bot. Soc Cytology of fungi; biology,
cytology and genetical behavior of the genus
Taraxacum.

Stofin, Dr. O(biiatiaii) a(6orga), Ordnance School
of Application, Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
Chemietry. Boscobel, Wis, Nov. 20, 77. B.S,
Cotumbi^in, 98, MJ9, 99; Ph.D, George Washing-
ton, 16. Asst and Instr. chem, Columbian, 9^
01; explosives chemist. Navy Powder Worio,
01-09; U. S. Bur. Mines, Pittsburgh, 09-15;
directing chemist Aetna Explosives Co, 15-17;
consulting explosives chemist, ordnance dept, 17,
lieut coL 17-19; research chemist. Pa. Trojan
Powder Co, 19; prof. ehem. eng. Ordnance 8eh.
of Appiication, BO- Chem, Soc (sec'y, Pitts-
burgh sect, 14, 15). Explosivea.

BUof, Prof. Oaorgo F. BCdimiiida), 11 Poster St,
Worcester, Mass. Animal nntrition. Essex,
Vt, Oct 2, 85. Vermont; B.S.(Agr), Ohio
State, 10. Instr, exten. dept, Ohio State, 10-
11: with Mass. Col, 11-15; prof, animal and
dairy husbandly, Vermont, 15-18; manager,
Woroetter Co. Farm Bureau, 18- A.A.

Blory, Prof. W(ilUam) B(dwaid), Clark UniTor-
sity, Worcester, Mass. ^Mathematiee. Boston,
Mass, i^ril 29, 50. A3, Harvard, 71, Parker
fellow, 74-75; Ph.D, Leipsig, 75. Tutor math.
Harvard, 75-76; assoc, later asst. prof, and as-
soe. prof, Hopkins, 76-89; prof, Clarh, 89^
Nat Acad; AJ^. (v.pres, 96); Math. Soc; Am.
Acad; London Math. Soc Theory of errors;
algebraic invariants; finite differences; alge-
braic curves and surfaces; hyperroace and non-
EucUdean geometry; continued fractions; cal-
culus of operations.

BtoM, Oaorga W(iUia), 17. 8. Geological Survey,
Washington, D.C. Oeology. Chicago, 111, Oct
5, 69. B.8, Mass. Inst Tech, 93, 94. Aest.
geologist, U. 8. Oeol. 8urv, 94-00, geologiet and
ed. geologio mape, 00- A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash.
Geol. Soc Structure and stratigraphy; geology
and mineral resources. of central southern Penn-
sylvania, Maryland, eastern West Virginia, west-
em Virginia and eastern Tennessee.

Stotsenbaxg, J(ames) M(aq^erBon), Bidley
Park, Pa. Anatom/y. Wilmington, Del, Sept
28, 65. Cornell, 93-95; M.D, Pennsylvania, 99.
Junior assoc. and curator, Wittar In$t, 06-10,
assoc anat, 10-13, instr, IS- A. A; Asa. Anat.
Influence of ductless glands on growth ; prenatal
growth by weight in albino rat

Btouffer, Prof. E(IUs) B(agley), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Mathematice. Mel-
bourne, Iowa, Nov. 7, 84. B.S, M.S, Drake, 07;
fellow, Illinois, 08-11, Ph.D, 11. Instr. math,

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AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Drake, 07-08; IllinoiB, 11-14 ; asst. prof , iTofiMM,
14-17, oMoe, prof, 17^ Math. 8oc; Math. Ass;
London Math. 8oe; Ciroolo Mat. di Palermo.
Projective diiferential geometry; inyariants of
differential equations.

Stoughton, Bradley, 29 W. 39th St, New York,
N. Y. Metallwrgy, New York, Dec. 6, 78.
Ph.B, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 93; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 96. Asst. mining and metal, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 96; private asst. to Prof. H. M,
Howe, 97; metallnrgist, supt. and manager of
various steel mfg. eompanies, 98-01; instr.
metal, Columbia, 02-03, adj. prof, 03-08; e<m-
wUting metal, engineer, 08- Mem. jury awards,
Panama-Pacific Ezpos^ 15; gen. eng. committee,
Nat. Council of Defence, 18; head, div. metal,
and V. chairman div. eng, Nat. Besearch Coun-
cil, 17- Iron and Steel Inst; Eleetrochem. Soe^
Min. and MetaL Eng. (seo'y, 13-); Min. Eng;
Soc Test. Mat; Can. Min. last; Int. Ass. Tert.
Mat; British Iron and Steel Inst. Metalhirgy
of iron and steel; manufacture and* properties
of iron and steeL

Stoat, Dr. A(Tiow) BCurdetta), New York Botan-
ical Garden, New York, N. Y. Botany. Jack-
son Centre, Ohio. Mardi 10, 76. A.B, Wiscon-
sin, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 13. Instr. bot, Wis-
consin, 09-11; dvreetor, laboratoriee, N. T. Boi,
Garden, 11- A. A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Wis.
Acad; hon. life mem. Wis. Archeol. Soc; Ohio
ArcheoL and Hist. Soc. Genetics; cytology;
plant pathology; archeology.

Stout, W(llber), 291 E. Northwood Ave, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Geology, Chester, Ohio, Aug. 21,
76. B.E, Ohio State, 15. Chemist, 02-11; aest.
geologist, Ol^io Geol. Svrv, 11- A.A; GeoL Soc;
Ceramic Soc; Min. and MetaL Eng; Nat. Gas.
Ass; Ohio Acad. C^logy of cosJ formations
in Ohio; clays of Ohio.

Stover, W(ilmar) a(arfleld), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. FXant pathology.
Hancock Co, Ohio, Oct. 3, 81. A.B, Miami, 09,
A.M, 10; Wisconsin, 13, 14. Asst. bot, Miami,
07-10; acting instr, Ohio State, 10-11; asst.
prof, Okla. Col, 11-12; instr, Ohio State, 12-14,
aett. prof, 14-18, plant path, 18- !FieId asst.
forest pathology, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16, 17, agent,
cereal investigations. 18-19. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; Ohio Acad. Diseases of
cereals; seed treatment and seed injury; Agri-
caceae.

Stowell, Dr. Oharles H(eiiry), 99 Fairmount St,
Lowell, Mass. Medicine. Venj. N. Y, Oct. 27,
50. M.D, Michigan, 72. Prof, physiol. and
histol, Michigan, 76-85; med. writer, Washing-
ton, D. C, 8^97 ; gen. manager and treas, J. C.
Ayer Co, Lowell, Mass, 97- Ed, 'Trained
Motherhood'; 'Food^ 'Practical Medicine';
'The Microscope'; 'National Med. Bev.' His-
tology; structure of the teeth; the essentials of
health; physiology.

StoweU, Dr. Thomas B(laa<diard), University of
Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. Ne^
rology. Perry, N. Y, March 29, 46. A.B,
Genesee, 65, A.M^ 68; Ph.D, Syracuse, 81;
LL.D, St. Lawrence, 09. Principal, acad, Addi-
son, N. Y, 65; Morrisville, N. Y, 66; teacher
math, Genesee Wesleyan Sem, 67; principal,
Morris High Sch, Leavenworth, Hans, 68; prof.

nat. science, State Nor. Sch, Cortland, N. T,
68-89; principal. State Nor. Sch, Potsdam, N.
Y, 89-09; head, dept. educ. Southern CdHfonua,
09-19, em&r. dean, soh. eduo, 19- A.A; An.
Anat; Micros. Soc; Am. Hist. Ass. Nerrooi
system of domestic cat.

Strachan, Dr. B(arle) KCeoneth), 15 Beren
Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Physical chemistry. Brock-
ton, Mass, May 15, 86. B.S, Worcester, 08;
M^, niinois, 10, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, Illi-
nois, 12-13; Minnesota, 13-16; wUh Nat. Ani-
line and Chem. Co, 16- A.A; Eleetrochem, See;
Chem. Soc. Organic condensation reactions;
chemical equilibrium; electrolytic dissocUtioii;
non-ideal solutions; physical chemistiy of dye-
stuffs.

Stradiaii, B(obert) 0(hArl6a), 39 Argyle Botd,
Brooklyn, N. Y. CivU engineering. New-
burgh, N. Y, Oct. 23, 62. B.S, C.B, N. Y. Univ,
83. With various railroads and N. Y. Stats
Canals, 83-91; bridge designer. Edge Moor
Bridge Works, 91-94; private practice, 94-00;
designing engineer, dept bridges, N. T. City,
00-16, engineer in charge construction, dept
correction, 16-17, examining engineer, hoard of
estimate, 17- Lecturer nomographic charting,
N. Y. Univ, 15. Civil Eng; Brook^ Eng. dob.
Bridges and structural design; nomographic
charting.

StradUng, Dr. George FOowors), 5120 NewhsU
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. Hatboro, Ps,
Nov. 13, 67. A.B; Pennsylvania, 87, FhJ>, 95;
fellow by courtesy, Hopkins, 88; Strasbourg, 88;
Polytech, Ziirieh, 94. Instr. physics, Pennsyl-
vania, 90; Haverford, 03-04; prof, Northeast
High Soh, Phila, 91-06, head, sci. dept, 06-20,
principal, $0-; prof, physics, Wagner Free luit,
91- Chairman, dept. physics, col. seienee,
A.E.F. Univ, Beaune, 19. Longstreth medal,
Franklin Inst. A. A; Franklin Inst, (pres,
physical sect, 01). Elasticity; magnetism.

Stratton, Prof. O(6oige) M(alooliii), Universttj
of California, Berkeley, Calif. *Psyeholog9'
Oakland, Calif, Sept. 26. 65. A.B, Oalifomis,
88, fellow, 91-92; A.M, Yale, 90; Ph.D, LeipsiK,
96. Instr. philos, California, 92-94, psychol,
96-97, asst. prof, 97*99, assoc. prof, and diiM-
tor, psychol. lab, 99-04; prof. ezp. psycho! sad
director, psychol. lab, Hopkins, 04-08; psyehaH,
Caiifomia, 08- Lecturer ezp. psychol, Philoi.
Union, California, 99*00; summar sMsioa, G^
lumbia, 08; ofAcer in charge, x>sychoL sect, med.
research lab. Air Service, 18; Taylor lecturer,
Yale, 20. PsyehoL Ass. (pres, 08). PerceptioD
of change; visual space; eye movements and ear
thetics; psychology of religion.

Stratton, Prof. Ooorge W(oatlierwoxtli), Univer
sity of Kansas, Lawrence, E[ans. Organic eksis-
isiry. Saguache, Colo, Sept. 18, 86. A.B, Cokh
rado, 07; fellow, Ohio State, 07-09, A.M, 09,
Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, Ohio State, 09-12; s«t
prof, Kansas, 1^13, 14-18, assoe. prof, 19-
Fellow, Mellon Inst, 13-14; capt, C.W.S, A-EJ*,
18-19. A.A; Chem. Soc Constitution of kj-
drozyazo compounds; chlorination and ozidatioB
of hydrocarbons,

Stratton, Prof. Bobort, Stillwater, Okla. BotoM-
Georgetown, Ohio, Nov. 18, 83. A.B, Miami, 15;
A.M, Ohio State, 17. Asst. bot, Com^ 15-16;

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665

instT, Miami, 16-17; prof, biol, Westminster
(Mo), 17-18; out. prof, hot, Ala. Polytech, 18-
20; OlOa. Col, fO- Bot. 8oe. The Fimetariales
of Ohio.

Stratton* Prof. Samntil W(6iley), U. S. Bureau of
Standards, Washin^n, D. G. *Ph^9ic§. liteh-
field, 111, July 18, 61. B.8, Illinois, 84, hon.
Eng.l), 03; ScB. Pittsburgh. 03; hon. D.8c,
Oambridge, 08; Yale, 19. Instr. math, and
physics, Illinois, 86-89, asst. prof, physics, 89,
prof, physics and elee. eng, 89-92; asst. prof,
physics, Chicago, 92-95, assoc. prof, 95-98 ; prof,
98-01; dimotor, Bwr. Standards, 01^ Mem. Int.
Committee on Weights and Measures, 05; chair-
maUy Nat. Screw Thread Commission; sec'y and
mem. Nat. Advisory Committee for Aeronautics ;
memT Nat. Besearch Council XT. 8. delegate,
Int. Elec. Cong, St. Louis, 04; London, 09.
Elliott Creeson Medal, Franklin Inst, 12; pub.
welfare medal, Nat. Acad, 17. Nat. Acad;
A.A; Physical Soc; Astron. Soc; Elec Eng;
Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Philos. Soc; Wash.
Philos. Soc.

StraoBlMMigli, Prof. P(err7) D(aiiiel>, College of
Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Botany. Bepnblie,
Ohio, March 21, 86. B.8, Wooster, 18; fellow,
Chicago, 18-19, Ph.D, 20. Teacher, rural schools,
Seneca Co, Ohio, 02-05; principal. Danville-
Buckeye City High Sch, Knox Co, 09-10; instr.
biol, Wooster, 13-15, asst. prof, and later prof,
hot, 15- A.A; Bot. Soc; EcoL Soc Plant mi-
crochemistry and physiology; hardiness in the
plum.

StraiUM, Dr. Iirael, 116 W. 59th 8t, New York,
N. Y. Neurology, Pawtucket, R. I, June 23,
73. A.B, Brown, 94; A.M, MJ), Columbia, 98.
Assoc, neurologist and assoe. neuropath, Mt.
Sinai Hosp. AJL; Am. Med. Ass; Neur. Ass;
Am. Acad. Med. Neuroanatomy; psychiatxy.

8tray«r, Prof. a(60irg») D(rayton), Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
Edueation. Wayne, Pa, Nov. 29, 76. A.B, Hop-
kins, 08; PhJ), Columbia, 05. Instr. edue,
Tsaehers Col, Columhia, 05-07, adj. prof, 07-10,
prof. eduo. administration, 10- A.A; Nat. Soc
Study Edue. (pros, 18). Educational adminis-
tration; city sdiool expenditures; elassiflcatioB,
promotion and progress of school children; sur-
veys of school systems.

Street, Jolm PliiUlpa, 405 Indiana Trust Build-
ing, Indianapolis, Ind. Chemistry. Beverly,
N. J, Jan. 80, 69. B.8, Butgers, 89, M.8, 98.
Asst. chemist, N. J. Exp. Sta, 89-05, chemist,
05-07; Conn. Exp. Sta, 07-19; Jfid. director in-
speeUon, Nat. Canners Ass, 19^ Chemist te
dairy commissioner. Conn, 07-19; major, 8.0,
17-19. Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (pres, 60).
Fertilisers; food chemirtry; the carbohydratei
of the sugar-beet; the effeet of molds on corn-
meal; organic nitrogenous fertilizers; the an*
alysis of catsup and canned vegetables; drags.

Streeter, Br. Oeorge Ldnlns), 2022 Eutaw Place,
Baltimore, Md. * Anatomy, Embryology. Johns-
town, N. Y, Jan. 12, 78. A.B, Union, 96; M.D,
A.M, Columbia, 99; Berlin and Leipcig, 02-08.
Intern, Roosevelt Hosp, N. Y, 99-00; demon-
strator anat. of the nervous system, Albany
Med. Col, 01-02; asst. anat, Hopkins, 04, instr,
05-06; assoc. prof, Wistar Inst, 06; prof. anat.

and director of lab, Michigan, 07-14; research
assoc, Carnegie Institution, 14-18, director, dept.
emhryol, 18- Assoc, ed, 'Anat. Becord.' A.A;
Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool. Human embryology;
development of central nervous system; mtemal
ear; experimental embryology. *

Btromquist, Dr. Carl Eben, University of Wyom-
ing, Laramie, Wyo. Mathematics. Fremont,
Eans, Nov. 6, 77. B.S, Bethany (Kans), 99;
Ph.D, Yale, 03. Instr. math, Princeton, 08-08,
precq>tor, 08-09; instr, Wyomisig, 09-10, prof,
10- MalJi. Soc. Calculus of variations; tiiose
geometries in which circles are the shortest dis-
tances.

Stromsten, Dr. Frank AQbert), 943 Iowa Ave,
Iowa City, Iowa. Zoology. Corydon, Iowa,
April 5, 72, B.S, Iowa, 00, M.S, 02, fellow,
02-03 ; fellow, Princeton, 04-06, Sc.D, 05. Asst.
instr. animal hiol, Iowa, 08-04, instr, 06-10,
asst. prof, 10-19, assoc. prof, 19- Asst. re-
search, marine lab, Carnegie Institution, 07;
asst. fresh- water mussel surv. of Iowa Biver, 08.
A. A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; Iowa Acad. The
anatomy and development of the venous system
of Chelonia; development of the posterior lymph
hearts of turtles; musk glands of turtles; En-
tomostraea of Iowa; fresh water mussels of the
Iowa Biver; anatomy and development of tiie
lymphatic system of reptiles; .circulatory sys-
tem of the logger-head turtle.

Strong, Prof. OCIiacles) ACvgiistiis), Fiesole,
Italy. ^Psychology, Philosophy. Haverhill,
Mass, Nov. 28, 62. A.B, Bochester, 84; A.B,
Harvard, 85, fellow (Berlin), 85-86; Paris,
Berlin and Freiburi?, 89-90: LL.D, Rochester,
19. Instr. philos, Cornell, 87-89; decent psy-
chol, Clark, 90; assoc. prof, Chicago, 92-^5;
lecturer, Columbia, 95-02, prof, 02-12. PsychoL
Ass; Philos. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad; cor. mem.
Inst. National Genevois. Belations between
psychology and philosophy; relation of mind
and body.

Strong, Prof. Edward K(ellogg), Jr, Carnegie In-
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. *Psy-
dhology. Syracuse, N. Y, Aug. 18, 84. B.S,
California, 06, M.S, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 11, fel-
low, 11-12, 12-14. Asst. psychol, Barnard, Co-
lumbia, 09^10; prof, psydiol. and psydioL of
edue, Peabody Col. for Teachers, 14-19; eoeo-
tional edue, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 19- Research
12-14; mem. committee on classification of per-
sonnel in XJ.S.A, 17-19. A.A. (chairman, I);
PsyehoL Ass; 8. Soc. Philos. and Psychol; Si-
erra dub. Psychology of education; psydiology
of advertising; recognition memory; psychol-
ogy of selling; socisJ psychology; effect of hook-
worm disease on school children.

Strong, Dr. Oliver 8(mlt]i), 437 W. 59th St, New
York, N. Y. *Zooloay. Bed Bank, N. J, Dee.
80, 64. A.B, Princeton, 86, A.M, 88; fellow,
Columbia, 91-92, Ph.D, 95. Asst, Lake Lab,
Milwaukee, Wis, 90-91; biol, Columbia, 92>98,
tutor comp. neur. and asst. nor. hlstol, Coh
Physicians and Surg, 95-04, instr, histol, 04-
09, anat, 09-18, asst. prof, 17-18, assoc. prof,
19- Assoc, cd, *Jour. Comp. Neur,' 96-04;
'Jour. Comp. Neur. and Psychol,* 04-; *Neur.
Bui,' 18- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat.
Cranial nerves of vertebrates; histology of the

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Kumaa central nervous system; neurohistologieal
mettiodB; cranial nerves of Sqaalns acanthias; a
case of congenital unilateral atrophy of the cere-
beUnm; clinical neurology; development and
structure of the nervous system.

Strong, Prof. Balph Kempton, Beed College,
Portland, Oregon. Chemigtry, KentviUe, N. 8,
June 21^ 82. B.A, Acadia, 05, B.S, 06; A.M,
Harvard, 07; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Tech. chemist,
07-11; head, dept. chem, duPont Manual Train-
ing Sch, Louisville, Ky, 11-15; assoc. ehem,
Chicago, 15-17; prof, indust. chem. and head,
dept chem. eng, Oregon Col, 17-20; prof, indust,
ehem, and head, dept, chem, Beed, tO- Chem.
8oc; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust;
Eng. Educ; Chem. Eng; Ass. Prof; 8oc. de
Chim. indust. IndustrUl chemistry; mesotho-
rium; phosphates; wood chemicals,

Strong, Prof. B(0Dl>eii) MCyron), Loyola XJniver-
aity School of Medicine, Chicago, 111. * Zoology,
Anatomy, West Allis, Wis, Oct. 8, 72. A.B,
Oberlin, 97; A.M, Harvard, 99; Ph.D, 01;
Frankfort, 09; Naples, 10. Instr. sool. and
physics, Lake Forest Acad, 97-98; biol, Haver-
fM, 02-03; OEimegie research asst, 03-04;
assoc. BOol, Chicago, 04-07, instr, 07^14; prof,
anat, Misrissippi, 14-16; assoc. prof, Yander-
bilt, 16-17, prof, micros, anat, 17-18; prof, and
head, dept, anait, Loyola, 18-, sec'y, faculty,
13^ Instr, Woods Hole, 0^-05; prof, zool, lake
lab, MichJgan, 16-17. A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass.
Anat. (exec, committee, 16-19) ; Soc. Zool; Am.
Med. Ass; mem. Omith. Union. Comparative
anatomy; hair and feathers; variation; animal
behavior; heredity; bone ardiitecture; structure
and pigmentation of integument ; ossification.

Strang, Prof. Bidiard P(eazM>n), Harvard Medi-
cal School, Boston, Mass. *i£edieine, Biology.
Fortress Monroe, Va, 72. Ph.B, Tale, 93; M.D,
Hopkins, 97; hon. ScD, Tale, 14; Harvard, 16.
Bes. house physician, Hopkins Hosp, 97-98;
first lieut. asst. surgeon, med. dept, U.S.A, 98-
02, pros. Board for Investigation of Trop. Dis-
eases, P. I, 99-01, director. Army Path. Lab,
Manila, dii^ctor, Oovt. Biol. Lab, Manila, 01-
13; prof. trop. med, Univ. Philippines, 07-13;
chief, med. dept^ P. I. Gen. Hosp, 10-13; prof,
trop, med, Harvard Med, 8eh, i5- XT. 8. scien-
tific investigator infections diseases, Berlin, 08;
direetor. Int. and Am. Bed Cross Sanit. Commis-
sions, Serbia, 15; mem. med. board, Council Nat.
Defense, 17; mem. gen. headquarters investiga-
tion committee, B.E.F; A.E.F. representative.
Inter- Allied Sanit. Commission; director, dept.
med. research and intelligence. Am. Bed Cross,
18-19; gen. med. director. League of Bed Cross
Societies, 19-20. Delegate, Int. Cong. Hygiene
and Demography, 07; Int. Cong. Tuberculosis,
Washington, 08 (hon. v. pree, sect. path, and
bact); Int. Plague CoAf, Peking, 11. A.A;
Am. Physicians; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp.
Path; Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc. Trop. Med; Am.
Med. Ass; Am. Acad; Soc. Trop. Med; Soc Exp.
Biol; Manila Med. Ass; Int. Aas. Trop. Med;
London Soc. Trop. Med. and Hygiene ; cor. mem.
Soc de Path. exot. Tropical medicine; bacteri-
ology; plague; amebic dysentery; baciUary
dysentery; tropical intestinal parasites; cholera;
beriberi; pneumonic plague; leprosy; fram-

boesia; ehemo-therapy; verruga Peruviana;
Oroya fever; African tick fever; trypanoso-
miasis; Malta fever; tropical ulcerations of the
skin; trench fever.

Strong, Dr. WendeQ M(elTme), Olen Bidge, N. J.
Hathem^xtioB, Indianapolis, Ind, Feb. 6, 71.
AJ5, Tale, 93, PhJ>, 98; A.M, Cornell, W;
LL.B, Univ. of N. T, 03. Instr. math, Yale,
95-00; with actuarial dept, UutwA lAfe Iiu.
Co, of N, T, 0(^04, asst. actuary, 04-11, amc.
actwtry, 11- A. A. (see'y. A, 00); Math. 8oe;
Actuarial Soc (ed, < Trans,' 09, 16, sec'y, 16);
London Matii. Soc. Non-quatendon number
systems; actuarial science.

Strong, Dr. WCilUam) W(anc«r), 500 S. Tork St,
Mechanicsburg, Pa. PhyHos, Good Hope, Pa,
May 16, 83. B.S, Dickinson, 05; fellow, Hop-
kins, 07-08, Ph.D, 08. Carnegie asst. physics,
Hopkins, 08-11; prof. elec. theory, Pittsburgh,
11-13; phyeieUt, 8. 1, E, M. Co, IS- Instr. Car-
negie Inst. Tech, 14-15; physicist, Beseareh
Corp, 15, 19. A.A: Physical Soc; Elec Eng.
Absorption and spark spectra; ioniiation; radio-
aotivi^; electrical precipitation of fumes, dost
and smoke; fume niask; diamond surf ace glas;
structure of ether; deblooming of ofl; corona
discharge.

Stronse, Dr. Bolomon, 104 S. Michigan Ave, Old-
cage, IlL Uedioine, Baltimore, Md, June 29.
82. A3, Hopkins, 02, M.D, 06. Bes. house offi-
cer, Hopkins Ho^, 06-07; volunteer researek
worker, med. laboratories, 07-09; assoc patholo-
gist, Michael Eeese Hosp, Chicago, 09-12, assoc
attending physician, 12-18, asBt. prof, mid,
Northweetem, 17- Soc Clin. Invest; Soc Exp.
Biol; Am. Med. Ass; assoc Am. Phynciana;
Chicago Inst. Med. Pneumonia; hay fever;
diabetes; blood chemistry; metaboUsm.

Stnitlien, Dr. Joseph, 32 W. 40th St, New York,
N. T. Chemistry, New York, Nov. 13, 65.
Col. City of N. Y, 80-81; Ph.B, Columbia, 85,
Ph.D, 95. Instr, miner, and metal, Columbia,
85-00; Held asst, XT. S. Geol. Surr, 01-02;
asst. ed. and ed, 'Miner. Indust,' 00-04; aast
sec'y, asst. treas. and ed, Inst. Min. Eng, 05-
10, sec'y, asst. treas. and ed, 10-11; t. pres.
Johnson Elec Smelting, 14-16; engineer of
tests, N, T. Dist, ordnance dept, UJB^, 18-80.
fnem, claims hoard, tO- Sec^, div. min. eag,
La. Purchase expos, 04; chairman, jury of mines
and metaL sect, Jamestown Expos, 07. Ifia.
Eng; United Eng. Soc (treas, director, 10-);
Eng. Foundation (treas, 15-) ; N. Y. Eng. Club,
Metallurgical slags.

Stuart, W(i]lia)m, U. S. Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C. Hortioeitwre. 8t
Remi, Que, May 21, 65. B.S, Vermont, 94;
M.S, Purdue, 96. Asst. botanist, Ind. Exp. Sta,
94-01, assoc. horticulturist, 01-02; prof, hort,
Vermont, and horticulturist, Vt. Exp. Sta, 02>
09; expert, hw, plant indust, U, 8, Dept. Agr,
09-12, hortioMwrist, Ig- A. A; Soc Hort Sei;
Pomol. Soc; Vt. Hort. Soc. (sec'y, OS-09);
Wash. Bot. Club. Bose growing and lettuce
growing with chemical fwtilixers; disease re-
sistance in potatoes; com smut and its preven-
tion; tiie prevention of oat smut; etherisation of
plants for forcing purposes; Montreal market
muskmelon culture; Mendelian inheritance xfl

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667

. eanuktionB; group elassiflcation and varietal de*
aeriptioii of some Amerieaii potatoes; production
of main erop potatoes*

StabbB^ Dr. William Oartar, 701 Howard Ave,
New Orleans, La. Chemittry, Gloucester Co,
Ya, Dee. 7, 46. William and Mary, 60; A.M,
Bandolph-Macon, 62; Virginia, 67; hon. Ph.D,
Ala. Agr. Col, 86. Prof. nat. seienees, £. Ala.
Col, 69-72; ehem, Ala. Col, 72-85; state chem-
ist, Ala, 78-86; prof, agr, Louisiana, state
chemist, La, and director. La. Agr. "Exp, 8ta,
85-05; director^ La. Oeol. Burr, 90-05. XT. S.
agent to investigate agr. ezp. stations, Hawaii,
00; state commissioner. La. Purchase Expos,
04; Jamestown Ezpos^ 07. A. A; Agr. Chem;
Ass. Agr. Col; La. Nat. Soc; La. Oiem. Soc.
Agriculture.

Stodcay, Stanry Peikiiifl, Experiment, Qa. HorU-
matwre. HartsviUe, S. C, Oct. 3, 80. B.S.A,
Clemson; Cornell; Missouri Asst. hort, Ala.
Polytech, 07; horticulturist, Wintiirop Nor. and
Indust Col, 8. C, 08; Oa, Bxp. Bta, 08-19, di-
rector, 19- Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort Sci; Oa. Hort.
and Agr. Societies.

Stndhaltar, B(idiard) A(rthur), Sul Boss Normal
College, Alpine, Tex. FUwi pathology, Basel,
Switzerland, Aug. 2, 87. AJ3, Texas, 12; Chi-
cago; A.M, Washington (St. Louis), 17. Asst.
bot, Kansas State, 12; agent, U. S. Dept.
Agr, 12-14; asst. botanist, Mont. Exp. Sta, 16-
17; office forest path, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 17-
A.A; Phjtopath. Soc; Bot. Soc. Forest tree
diseases; plant physiologj.

StoliUiian, Frof. Otto, Jr, Chapel HiU, N. C.
•Phyeios. Elberfeldt, Germany, Nov. 12, 84.
A3, Cincinnati, 07; A.M, Illinois, 09; fellow,
Princeton, 09-11, PhJ>, 11. Instr. phyHes, IIU-
nois, 07-09; Stevens, 11-12; Pennqrlvania, 12-
17; asst. prof, Iowa, 17-19; West Virginia, 19-
20; a$90o, prof, North Carolina, BO- Airplane
sound ranging, Nat. Besearch CoundL AA;
Physical Soc; Iowa Acad. Photoelectric effects;
homologous series as a function of atomic num-
bers; metallic mirrors and wedges; coefficient of
abs<^tion of electrons; constant difference of
potential; photoelectric long wave-length limits.

Btnnkard, Br. H(oraoa) W(eiaay), New York
University, University Heights, New York, N. Y.
Zoology, Monmouth, Iowa, Aug. 28, 89. B.8,
Coe, 12; A.M, Illinois, 14, fellow, 14r-16, Ph.D,
16. Asst, Illinois, 1^-14; inetr. hiol, N, T.
UfUv, A. A; Micros. Soc Parasitology; com-
parative anatomy.

Sliipart, B(ob«rt) F(redMic), Toronto Magnetic
Observatory, Agincourt, Can. Meteorology,
Terreetrial magnetiatn. Toronto, Can. Director,
Meteorol, Service, Can, and Toronto Magnetic
Oheervatory. Boyal Soc Can; Can. Inst, (past
pres) ; Boyal Astron. Soc. Can. (past pros).

8tiizfla» Dr. W(jmaoi) OCodmaa), 281 Fourth
Ave, New York, N. Y. ^Botany, Boston, Mass,
Nov. 15, 62. A3, Harvard, 84, A.M, 87, Ph.D,
89. Asst. bot. Harvard, 8S-^9 ; vegetable pathol-
ogist. Conn. Exp. Sta, 92-01; lecturer diseases
of forest trees, Yale, 01-02; bot, Colo. Col, 04-
05, dean, seh. of forestry, 05-14. A.A; Forestry
Ass; Phytopath. Soc; Am. Acad; NewEng. Bot.
Club; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Anatomy and
sexuality of lichens; Myxomycetes; diseases of

field crops and forest trees; soil bacteria;
taxonomy of the Stemonitaceae; fungi of Colo-
rado.

Staxmer, Prof. Jdilins) WCliUam), 601 Lees Ave,
Collingswood, N. J. Pharmacy. Niagara Co,
N. Y, March 6, 70. Ph.G, Purdue, 91 ; Phar.D,
Buffalo, 12. Instr. pharmacy, Purdue, 91-94,
prof, 94-12; prof, and dean, dept. pharmacy,
Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 12-16; dean, poet*
grad, cowreee and prof, pharmaceut. chem, PhiUL,
CoL Pharmacy, 16- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pharma-
ceut. Asc (pres, Phila. branch, 16-). Pharma-
ceutical chemistry.

8tiirtovaiit» Br. AQfnd) HCanry), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. ^Zoology. Jackson-
viUe, lU, Nov. 21, 91. A3, Columbia, 12, fel-
low, 12-15, PhJ), 14. Beeearch a$et, Carnegie
Institution, IS- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Soc.
Exp. Biol. (Genetics; taxonomy and behavior of
Drosophila.

Sadler, Dr. M&nria T(iilnnaii), University of Elan-
sas, Bosedale, Kans. Surgery, Westover, Md,
Aug. 9, 75. B.S, Md, Col, 94 M.S, 01: Ph.D,
Hopkins, 99; M.D, Col. Physicians and Surg,
Baltimore, 01. Instr. anat, Hopkins, 99-02;
med. col, Cornell, 02-03; assoc prof, Kansas,
05-06, prof, 06-, dean, scientific dept, sch. med,
06- Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool; fel. Col. Surg; Md.
Med. and Chirurg. Faculty. Anatomy of gall-
bladder; embryology of Penilia schmacheri; de-
velopment of human pharynx; development of
the nose.

Sndworth, Oeorge B(ialiop), U. 8. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Forestry. Eling*
ston. Wis, Aug. 81, 64. A.B, Michigan, 85.
Instr. bot, Mich. Agr. Col, 85-86; botanirt, div.
forestry^ U. S. Dept. Agr, 86-95, dendrologist,
div. and bur. forestry, 95-04; chief dendrol, U,
S, Forest Service, 04-; mem. fed. hort. hoard,
U, S, Dept, Agr, It- Soc. Foresters; Forestry
Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash. BioL Soc; Wash. Bot.
Soc. Dendrology; forest flora of the United
States.

SnlUYin, Dr. BCagane) O(oniaUiia), Coming
Glass Works, Coming, N. Y. Chemistry. Elgin,
m, Jan. 23^ 72. B.S, Michigan, 94; G6ttingen,
96; Ph.D, Leipzig, 99. Instr. anaL chem, Mich*
igan, 99-03; in chem. lab, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-
08; in charge chem. and physical research,
Corning Glass Works, 08-, v. pres, tO- Chem.
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc
Glass Technol; Ceramic Soc; Wash. Acad.
Glass manufacture; iodin compounds; influence
of one substance in solution on the solubility of
another; reactions between minerals and water
solutions; relation between chemical composition
and physical properties of glass.

Snlliyaii, Ziovls B(olMrt), American Museum of
Natural History, New York, N. Y. ^at^ropol-
ogy, Houlton, Maine, May 21, 92. A.B, Bates,
14; A.M, Brown, 16; Columbia, 16-19. Instr.
sool. and bot, TOton Sem, 14-15; asst. anthrop.
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 16-18, asst, curator, 18-
Asst. anthropologist, VJ&Jl, 18-19; research
assoc, Bishop Museum exped. to Polynesia.
Anthrop. Soc; Ethnol. Soc; Galton Soc. (di-
rector, somatol. lab, 18-) ; N. Y. Acad. Phys-
ical anthropology; Siouan and Philippine an-

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thropometrj ; craniometry; Hawaiian anthro-
pometry and osteometry.

Snlliyaii, Dr. M(l^aal) X(avleir), Pellagra Hot*
pital^ Spartanburg) S. C. Biochemistry. Fall
Biver, Mass, Oci. 25, 75. A.B, Harvard, 99;
A.M, Brown, 02, Ph.D, 03. Asst. ehem, Har-
vard, 99-00 ; private tutor, Providence, B. I, 00-
03; instr. physiol. and bioehem, Brown, 03^07;
fertility expert, bur. soils^ U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-
15; lioohemist, U. 8, Pub. Health Service, IS--
Asst, Woods Hole, 05, 06; asst. prof, physiol,
dental scfa, G^rge Washington, Oft- Assoc,
chemist, XT. S. Pub. Health Seorviee Beserve, 19.
A.A; Chem. Soc. (pres. Wash, sect, 14); Soe.
Baet; Soe. Biol. C3iem; Wash. Acad. (v. pres,
14). Biochemistry of bacteria; digestion in
selachians and elasmobranehs; biochemistry of
soils; pellagra; relation of diet to health and
disease.

SnlUyaa, Bnssell, 1431 N. Meridian St, Indian-
apolis, Ind. Astronomy. Indianapolis, Nov. 23,
81. A^, Yale, 05. A.A; Astron. Soe. Popular
astronomy; dark and planetary nebulae; celes-
tial motions.

BnHivan, Prof. W(alter) B(dward), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Anatomy. Ludlow,
Maine, July 22, 85. A.B, Bates, 07; A.M,
Brown, 09, Ph.D, 12. Instr. biol, Western Be-
serve, 11-13; asst. prof, anai, Marquette, 13-15;
prof, m«J. soh, Tufts, 15-20; Wisconsin, tO-
A. A; Ass. Anat; Fisheries Soc Vertebrate mor-
phology and embryology.

Snmmttn, Prof. H(6iir7) BdUab), Ames, Iowa.
Zoology. Bochester, N. Y, Aug. 18, 63. B.S,
Cornell, 86, fellow, 86-88. Assoc, prof, biol,
Tennessee, 88-91; asst, HI. State Lab. Nat.
Hist, 92-93; asst. and assoc prof, physiol, Illi-
nois, 93-97; prof, zool, Iowa State, 98-17; state
entomologist, Iowa, 98-17. A.A; Ass. Econ. En-
tom. (sec'y, 04, 05, v. pres, 09); Micros. Soc;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Iowa Acad, (pres, 02, treas,
07-09). Heteroptera; economic entomology.

Smnner, Dr. Fnads B(ertod7), Scrippi Institu-
tion for Biological Research, La Jolla, Calif.
^Zoology. Pomfret, Conn, Aug. 1, 74. B.S, Min-
nesota, 94; Ph.D, Columbia, 01. Instr. nat. hist.
Col. City of N. Y, 99-06 ; director, bioL lab, XT.
S. Bur. Fisheries. Woods Hole, 03-13 ; asst. prof.
hiol, Calif omia, 13-19, assoc. prof, 19-, biologist,
iorippslngt. Naturalist,' Albatross, '12-13. A.A;
Soe. Nat; Soc Zool; EcoL Soc; Fisheries Soc;
Am. Geog. Soc; West. Soc Nat; fel. N. Y. Acad;
Calif. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Wash.
Acad. Earlier development of bony fishes;
osmotic relations between fishes and the sur-
rounding medium; intensive study of the fauna
of a restricted area of sea-bottom; effect of ex-
ternal conditions upon the pdst-natal develop-
ment of the mouse; fauna of the Woods Hoto
region; heredity and influence of environment in
the white mouse; color variation in Litorina
palliata; adaptive color changes in flounders;
physical condition of San Francisco Bay; dis-
tribution and heredity of the deer-mouse.

Simmer, Prof. JCames) B(atchAll8r), 119 Heights
Court, Ithaca, N. Y. Biochemistry. Canton,
Mass, Nov. 19, 87. A.B, Harvard, 10, A.M, 13,
Ph.D, 14. Temporary prof, chem, Mt. Allison,
11; teaching fellow, Worcester, 11-12; asst.

prof, bioehem, med. col, ComeU, 14r- AA;
Chem. Soc; Soc. BioL Chem. Urea and am-
monia in biological fluids; urease; vegetable
proteins.

Somstiiie, Dr. Dayld B(088), 6309 Jackson St, E.E,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Mycology. Somerset, Pa, Jsjl
21, 70. A.B, Thiol, 90; M.S, Pittsburg 08;
ScD, Pennsylvania Col, 10. Asst, sect, bot,
Carnegie Mtueum, Pittsburgh, 98-; teacher bot,
high sch, Pittsburgh, 09-12; principal, Peabody
High Sch, PitUburgh, JT*- A.A; Torrqr Bot.
Club; Bot. Soc. West. Pa. (pres, 06). Fungi
of Pennsylvania; the Mucoraceae and Hy-
phomycetes of North America.

Bmidstroflm, Br. B(dwaxd) 8(igfMd), XJniTerBity
of California, Berkeley, Calif. Physiology.
Finland, March 18, 80. M.D, Helsingfors (Fin-
land), 10. Instr. bioehem, California, 16- Soc
Biol. C3iem. Biochemistry; physiological effect
of high altitudes and tropical dunate; acclimati-
zation.

SimdwaU, Prof. John, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Hygiene. Fairview, Utah,
81. B.S, Chicago, 03, fellow, 04-06, Ph.D^ 06;
M.D, Hopkins, 12. Asst. anat, Chicago, 06-07;
prof, Utah, 07-10; Kansas, 12-18; hygiene, Jf«i-
nesota, 18- Public health; gland structures;
the growth of tissue in plasms; tissue altera-
tion in pellagra; structure of choroid plexus;
subcutaneous atrophy.

SupplAO, Dr. aCeorge) O(onieU), Dry Milk Co,

Adams, N. Y. Bacteriology. Schuyler Co, N.
Y, Dec. 6, 89. B.S, Cornell, 13, M.SA, 14, PhJD,
19. Instr. bacter, Cornell, 12-19; director, re-
search laJ), Dry MiUe Co, 19- Butter inspeetor,
U. S. Dept. Agr, summers, 13-15, 17-18. Soc
Bact; Dairy Sci. Ass; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health
Ass. Chemistry and biology of dairy products.

Snrfaoo, Dr. Prank 2C(ae7), 412 Fifth St, Wash-
ington, D. C. ^Biology, Statistics. Eaton, Ohio,
April 22, 82. A.B, Ohio State, 04, A.M, 05;
Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 05-07, PhJ), 07.
Assoc biologist, Maine Exp. Sta, 07-10 ; biolo-
gist, Ky. Exp. Sta, 10-13; Maine Exp. Sta, 13-
17; asst. chief, statist, div. Food Ad, 17-19;
chief statistician, Am. BeUef Ad, 19-20. Dele-
gate, Fourth Int. Genetics Conf, Paris. A-A;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Bot, Soc. Genetics; physi-
ology of reproduction; statistics of food and
agriculture.

Sucfaoo, Prof. H(«nroy) A(dam), Mechaniesboig,
Pa. Zoology. Waynesville, Ohio, July 25, 67.
B.S, Ohio State, 91, M.S, 92; Hlinoia, 93; fd*
low, Cornell, 97-98. Teacher, pub. schools, 85-
87; asst, Ohio Geol. Surv, 91-92; geol, Ohio
State, 92-93; prof. nat. hist. Pacific, 95-96;
teacher zool, Cornell, 98; scientific asst, tJ. 8.
Fish Commission, 99; supervisor of nature
study, Ithaca, N. Y, 99-00; prof. booI, Pa.
State, 00-; state zoologist. Pa, 03-17. Zoologist,.
Pacific Chautauqua, 96; instr. omith, N. T.
Teachers' Institutes, 98; field naturalist, ID.
State BioL Sta, 99; special scientifie asst. Pa.
State Fish Commission, 00-; lecturer, Farmers "^
Inst, Pa, 01-; ornithologist, Pa. State Boarft
of Agr, 01- A.A; Soc. Nat; assoc Oniith.
Union; Ass. Econ. Entom; Audubon Soe; Pa.
Bee Keepers' Ass. (pres, 03-); Ohio Acad; K-
Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass; hon. mem. Moa-

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCB

669

treal Entom. Soc. Economic entomology; ich-
thyology; ornithology; economic zoolo^^ in
Pennsylvania; the Hessian fly; fresh-water
fishes; lampreys; reptiles.

gnthdrland. Dr. Arttnir H(ow«rd), 419 S. Olive
8t) Los Angeles, Calif. Psychology. Minonk,
HI, Nov. 19, 78. A.B, Grand Island, 99; fellow,
Chicago, 08-09, Ph.D, 0§. Asst. philos, Wis-
consin, 07-08; abnorm. psychol. Govt. Hosp. for
Insane, Washington, 09-10; instr. exp. psychol,
Illinois, 10-14; pqrchol, Yale, 14-^7; psyeholo-
gift and director, depi. edu6, research, cUy ech.
dUtrid, Los Angeles, Calif, 17- Word-associa-
tions in abnormal subjects; x>fl7^ological and
educational tests; instruction of feeble-minded
and atypical children.

Snydam* Dr. John B(idiard), Jr, 960 Park Ave,

New York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, May
9, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08; (3iem. £, Columbia,
12, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 17. Asst. chemist, Standard
Paint Go, 12; Gen. Chem. Co, 12-14; research
chemist, Standard TesBtUe Products Co, 18-
Lieut, CJLC, 17-18; C.W.8, 18. Chem. Soc.
Industrial chemistry ; decomposition of coal.

8waln, Prof. Q«orge F(illmor«), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. Civil engineering.
San Francisco, Calif, March 2, 57. B.8, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 77; Berlin, 77-80; LL.D, N. Y.
Univ, 96; California, 18. Instr. civU eng,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 81-83, asst. prof, 83-86, assoc.
prof, 86-87, prof, 87-09; Harvard, 09- Con-
sulting engineer, Mass. B. B. Commission, 87-
14; mem. Boston Transit Commission, 93-18;
Nat. Conservation Commission, 08- A.A. (v.
pros, 08) ; Civil Eng. (director, 01-04, v. pros,
08-10, pros, 13) ; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ. (pros,
94); Consulting Eng; Am. Acad; Boston Soc.
Civil Eng. (pros, 96) ; Can. Inst. Eng; British
Inst. Civil Eng. Structural, railroad, hydraulic
and valuation engineering.

Swain, J(o]in) Merton, Farmington, Maine.
Ornithology, Oology. Farmington, April 22, 73.
High seh. and acad. Assoc. Ornitii. Union;
Maine Omith. Soc. Life histories and migra-
tion of birds ; life histories of warblers.

Swain, Pros. Joseph, Swarthmore College, Swarth-
more, Pa. Biology, Pendleton, Ind, June 16,
57. B.L, Indiana, 83, M.S, 85; Edinburgh, 85-
86; LL.I), Wabash, 93. Instr. math, and zool,
Indiana, 83-85, prof, math, 86-91; Stanford,
91-93; pres, Indiana, 93-02; Swarthmore, 09-
Asst. to XT. S. Fish Commissioner, 84. A.A;
Am. Acad. Ichthyology.

Swain, Prof. BobCert) B(ckleB), 638 Channing
Ave, Palo Alto, Calif. Chemistry. Hollister,
Calif, Jan. 5, 75. A3> Stanford, 99; M.S, Yale,
01, Ph.D, 04; Strasbourg and Heidelberg, 01'-02.
Asst. chem. Stanford, 98-00, instr, 00-02, asst.
prof, 02-07, assoc. prof, 07-12, prof. It-, exec,
head of dept, 17- Special agent, IT. S. Dept.
Justice, 10-11; expert chemist, referee board,
IT. S. Dept. Agr, 10-11. A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Chem. Soc. (pres, Calif, sect, 19): Soc. Biol.
Chem. Belation of molecular weignt to lower-
ing of freezing-point; products of uric acid
feeding in dogs; products of tryptic digestion;
urine of the coyote; formation of kynurenic
acid in the animal body; smelter smoke; physio-
logical action of thallium salts; chemistry of

marine animals; effects of fatigue on the com-
position of the blood.

Swaine, Dr. J(am6s) M(alcolm), Department of
Agriculture, Ottawa, Can. Zoology. Barring-
ton, N. S, Oct. 16, 79. B.S.A, Cornell, 05, M.S,
06, Ph.D, 19. Asst. entom. and zool, Cornell,
05-06; lecturer, Macdonald, 06-11; asst. ento-
mologist, Can, Dept. Agr, 11-13, chief, div. for'
est insects, 18- A.A; Entom. Soc; 6nt. Entom.
Soc. Entomology; beetles of the families Scoly-
tidae, Cerambycidae and Buprestidae; forest in-
sects; the hyoid region in the lower amphibians;
the nervous system of lepidopterous larvae; am-
brosia fungi.

Swales, Bradahaw Hall, XT. S. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Ornithology. Detroit, Mich,
June 30, 74. LL3, Michigan, 96, LL.M,
97. Assoc, omith, museum zool, Michigan;
custodian, sect, ool, V. S. Nat. Museum. Mem.
Omith. Union; Cooper Omith. Club; Wilson
Omith. Club (v. pres, and sec 'y-treas) ; An-
throp. Ass; Soc. Mammal; Wash. Acad; Wash.
Biol. Soc; Mich. Acad. Ornithology of Haiti
and Great Lakes region ; American &dians.

Swan, any O(arloton), 30 Charles St, Brent*
wood, Md. Chemistry. Tyngsboro, Mass, June
13, 87. A.B, Stanford, 13, A.M, 15. Junior
chemist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 15-18; chemist, E. L
duPont de Nemours and Co, 18-19; junior
chemist, V. S. Dept. Agr, 19- Chem. Soc. Bio-
logical chemistry.

Swan, Prof, J(ohn) N(e8bit), UniTersitj, Miss.
Chemistry. New Jefferson, Ohio, Oct. 14, 62.
AM, Westminster (Pa), 86; PhJ>, Hopkins, 93.
Teacher, pub. schools, Burlington, Iowa, 86-87;
prof, sdence, Tarkio, 87-88; chem. and math,
Westminster (Pa), 89-91; physical science,
Monmouth, 93-15, acting pres, 02-03; prof,
chem, Mississippi, IS- A. A; Chem. Soc; Phar-
maceut. Ass. Double halids; tars.

Swann, Dr. W(llUam) F(rancis) OCray), Uni-
versity of Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Phys-
ics. Ironbridge, England, Aug. 29, 84. B.Sc,
London, 05, A.B.C.S, 06, D.Sc, 10. Asst. demon-
strator, physics, Imp. Col. of Science and Tech,
London, 05-07; asst. lecturer, Sheffield, 07-13;
chief physicist, dept. terrestrial magnetism, Car-
negie Institution, 13-17; physicist, Bur. Stand-
ards, 17-18; prof, physios, Minnesota, 18-
Mem. Int. Geophys. Union; Geophys. Union.
A. A; Physical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos.
Soc. (mem. gen. committee, 16) ; British Ass;
London Physical Soc. Thermal measurements;
electromagnetic theory; electrical conductivity;
relativity; terrestrial magnetism; atmospheric
electricity.

Swaason; Prof. OChaxlea 0(8car), Kansas State
Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Agri-
cultwral chemistry. Jonkoping, Sweden. A.B,
Carleton, 99; M.Agr, Minnesota, 05. Prin-
cipal, Jackson High Sch. Minn, 99-00; teacher,
Cannon Falls High Sch, 00-03 ; instr. agr. chem,
Purdue, and asst. chemist, Exp. Sta, 05-06 ; Sxp.
Sta, Kansas State, 06-14, asst. prof, 09-14,
assoc prof, 14-20, prof, tO-, assoc. chemist, 14-
A. A; Chem. Soc. Wheat and flour; mill fumi-
gants and by-products; loss of nitrogen and
organic matter in cultivated soils; alfalfa; sor-
ghums; silage; nutrition of swine.

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bwanton, Dr. John B(06d), Bureau of Ameriean
Ethnology, Washington, I). C. * Anthropology,
Gardiner, Maine, Feb. 19. 73. A.B, Harvard,
96, A.M, 97, Ph.D, 00. Asst ethnologist. Bur.
Am. Ethru>l, 00-03, ethnoloffxgt, OS- Assoc, ed,
'Am. Anthropologist,' 10- A.A; Anthrop. Ass;
Folk-lore 8oc. (pros, 09); Wash. Anthrop. Soe.
(sec'y, 08, pres, 15-17); cor. mem^ Paris Soc.
des Am6ricanistes. Chinook, Dakota, Haida and
Tlingit Indian languages; general ethnology of
the Haida; the Haida language and mythology;
dictionary of Indian k^guages (section on
northwest coast); sociology and mythology of
the Tlingit; general etlmology of the small
tribes of the lower Mississippi; languages of
the Tunica, Natchez, Chitimadia, Ats^pa and
Ofo Indians; history and general ethnology of
the CreA Indians and their neighbors.

Swart, W(alter) aCoodwin), Babbitt, Minn.
Metallwrgy. Fredonia, N. Y, Feb. 19, 68. Cor-
neU; Denver; hon. E.M, Colo. Sch. Mines, 16.
Metallurgist, Blake-Morscher Electrostatic Ore
Separator, 00-07; west, manager, Am. Zinc Co,
07-15; manager, Mesdbi Iron Co, 15- li^n.
Eng. Ore dressing.

Swarthy Harxy 8(di«twald), XTniversftj ot Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Zoology, Chicago, Dl,
Jan. 26, 78. High sch. Asst, Field Museum
Nat. Hist, Chicago, 05-08; curator birds, mu-
seum vert, zool, California, 08-12; asst. diiector,
Museum Hist. Science and Art, Los Angeles, 13-
15; curator hirds, museum vert, tool, California,
15- Lecturer kool. Southern California; scien-
tific expeditions in the U. S, Aladca and Can.
A.A; fel. Omith. ITnion (assoc. ed, 'The Con-
dor,' 10-); Cooper Omith. Club (see'y, north,
div, 09-13, south, div) ; Wilson Omith. Club;
Soc. Munmal; West. Soc. Nat; Calif. Acad;
Wash. Biol. Soc Ornithology; mammalogy.

Swarts, Dr. Qhariaa K(ep]iart), Johns Hopkins
University, Baltimore, Md. Geology, Baltimore,
Jan. 8, 61. A.B, Hopkins, 88, fellow, 03-04,
Ph.D, 04; fellow, Clark, 89-90; B.D, Oberlin,
92. Instr. geol, Hopkins, 04-05, assoc, 05-06,
assoc. prof. geoL and paleont, 07-10, eoUegiate
prof, geol, 10- Asst, Md. GeoL Surv, 09. A. A;
Geog. Soc; Paleont. Soc Paleontology; Paleo-
zoic geology; Devonian and Carboidferous of
Maryland.

SwartECl, Prof. K(M) D(a]A), Ohio SUte Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Mathematios. Lewis-
burg, Ohio, July 1, 69. B.S, Ohio State 93,
M.S, 94, fellow, 94-95; Harvard, 02-03. Instr.
math, Ohio State, 95-99, asst. prof, 99-06, assoc.
prof, 06-08, prof, OS- Special instr. math,
Kenyon, 98-00. A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Eng. Educ.

Swasey, Dr. Ambrose, 7808 Euclid Ave^ Cleve-
land, Ohio. Mechanical engineering. Exeter,
N. M, Dec 19, 46. Pub. schools; hon. D.Eng,
Case, 05; hon. ScD, Denison, 10. Mem. firm,
Warner and Swasey, Cleveland, 80-00, v. pres.
and treas, Warner and Swasey Co, 00-12, pres,
It- Mem. jury of awards, Nashville^ Pan-Am,
La. Purchase and Jamestown Expositions; pres,
Cleveland Chamber of Commerce, 04; mem. Nat.
Beeearch Council. Chevalier Legion d'honneur,
00. Mech. Eng. (v. pres, 01, pres, 04) ; Phi^os.
Soc; Astron. Soc; Cleveland Eng. Soc. (pres.

94) ; British Inert. Mech. Eng; fel. Boyal ABtnm.
Soc; British Astron. Ass. Design of the Liek
and Terkes telescopes; the circular dividing en-
gine; the Swasey depression range finder and
other scientific instruments.

Sweeney, Prof. OCdaiid) Bdmsd), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry, Martin 'i
Ferry, Ohio, March 27, 83. B.S, Ohio State,
09, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 16. Aait.
anaL ehem, Ohio State, 10; instr. chem, Penn-
sylvania, 1(^16; indust. chem, Ohio State, 17;
prof, N. Dak. Col, 18; Cincinnati, 19-20; pro/.
and head, dept. chem. eng, Iowa State, tO- Ma-
jor, C.W.8, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Industrial and
analytical chemistry; chemical engineering.

Sweety Frof. AObert) WOiltman), nnivenity of
Tennessee Medical School, Memphis, Tenn. Bac-
teriology. Biverpoint, B. I, April 14, 87. PhJ,
Brown, 11, A.M, 12, PhJ>, 15. Instr. biol,
Brown, 12-18, bacter, ia-14; bacteriologist and
chemist, Newport water worics, 14-17; prof.
hacter. amd pub. health, Tennessee, 19- Bae-
teriologist, B. I. Shellfish Commiasion, 1M4;
B. L State Board of Health, 16-17; Nenport
Board of Health, 17; Bed Cross, 17 ; Tenn. State
Board of Health; various hospitals; lieni and
capt, Sanit. C, A.E.F, 17-19. Chem. Soc; Pnb.
Health Ass. infantile dysenteiy; stream polh-
tion; bile and bile products; nitrogen determina-
tions; Wassermann reaction; Bacillus b1llga^
icus.

Sweety Dr. J(oiliw) BCdwin). 801 St. ICaita

Square, Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery. XTnadiDa,
N. Y, Aug. 9, 76. A.B, Hamilton, 97, A.M, 00,
Boot fellow, 07-08; MJ), Oiessen, 01; Thonaa
A. Scott fellow, Pennsylvania, 01-02. FeDov,
Bockefeller Inst, 02-06; asst prof. ezp. sorg,
Pennsylvania, 06-17, prof. surg. researeh, 17-
Lt. col, M.C, consultant surg. reeeareh, AEl.
Airi. Med. Ass; CoL Surg; PhysioL Soc; Soe.
Exp. Path; Soc Erp. Biol; Phila. Acad. Snrg.
Immunity; cancer.

Swaetser, Prof. Albert B(addin), Buge&e, Ongn*
Botany. Mendon, Mass, July 15, 61. AB,
Wesleyan, 84, A.M, 87 ; Mass. Inat. Tech, W-
85; Harvard, 93-97. Teacher science, Bneka-
port Acad, and Tilton Sem, 85-93; asst, ay^
lab, Harvard, and asst. instr. bot, Badeliifa,
95-97; prof, biol, Pacific, 97-02; bot, Oregon
Ot- A. A; Bot. Soc: Pub. Health Ass; Wal
Soc. Nat; Oregon Acad. (v. pres, pres, 08).

Swank, Prof. Myroii H(axmoii)« XJnivenity of
Nebraeka, Lincoln, Nebr. Bntomology. Polo,
111, Aug. 8, 83. A3, Nebraska, 07, A.M, M.
Lab. asst. entom, Nehraslea, 04-07, adj. piof?
07-10, asst. prof, 10-11, assoc prof, 11-14, prof.
econ. entom, 15-, asst. entomologist, Bsp. 8i^
07-12, assoc. entomologist, 13-19, entomologisl,
19-; asat. state entomologist. Nebr, 08-19. state
entomologist, 19- A.A; Ass. Seen. Entom;
Entom. Soc; mem. Omith. Union; Nebr. Or-
nith. ITnion (pres, 07, sec'y, 08-). Economic en-
tomology; ondthology; mammalogy; taxonomy
of Apoidea and Thysanura; birds and mammalf
of Nebraska; pollination of plants by insects.

Swenson, Prof. B(eniArd) V(ictor), 175 TH^
Ave, New Tork, N. Y. EUatrical engineerat^.
Chicago, m. May 3, 72. BJB, lUinoia, 93, Mi
01 ; B.E, Wisconsin, 01. Instr. pfaynes and etoe.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

671

engy Illinois, 93-95, asst. prof. elee. eng, 95-98;
Wiseonsiji, 98-05; see'y and treas, Am. St. and
Inter. By. Ass, 05-10; 8t, and Interv/rhan By.
Advertiging, 10- In charge, dept. elee, rammer
Bch, Wifleonsin, 01-08; asst. snpt. elee. ry. teste,
Elee. By. Test Commission, mem. jnry of awards
and expert in charge, elee. eng. sect. La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04. Elee. Eng; Meeh. Eng: N. Y.
Elee* Soe; N. Y. Eng. and B. B. Olnbs. Dynamo
eleotoie machinery; photometry; illnmination;
electric railways.

Bwott^ Frof. Otis D(ow), 1385 H St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Chmnitiry, Mattoon, HI,
Ang. 29, 71. LL3, George Washington, 91,
TiTjIM, 92, B.S, 04, M.S, 09. Instr. chwn^ G&orge
WoiMngton, 04-09, asst prof, 09-18, prof, IS-
A. A; C^em« Soe. (abstractor of foreign patents,
'Abstracts')* Analytical chemistry; apparatus.

Bwvioy, Prof. aCoodwin) D(do«), UniTBrsity of
Nebraito, Lincoln, Nebr. ^stronofiiy, Meteor^
ology. Bockford, HI, Jan. 10, 51. A.B, Beloit,
73, A.M, 76; divinity sch, Yale, 73-75; B.D,
Andoyer TheoL Sem, 80; Wisconsin, 96. Prof,
nat. sciences, Doane, 80-94; meteorologiit, Nebr.
State Board of Agr, 91-; prof, aetroA, and
meteorol, Nebraska, 9C- Director, Nebr.
Weather Service, 84-96; meteorologist, U. S.
Exp. Sta, Lincoln, 94-06. Astron. Soe; Nebr.
Acad, (treas, 97, pres, 99, sec'y, 07). The cU-
mate of Nebraska.

Swesy, Dr. O(UTe), 2515 Vine St, Berkeley,
O^lif . Zoology. Shohola, Pa, Nov. 1, 78. B.S9
California, 13, M.S, 14, PhJD, 15, Berliner fel-
low, 19-20. Assoc. BOol, CalifonUa, 15-16,
Boologist, Scripps Inst, 1^18, Nat. Beeearoh
CovnoU aut. protoMool, 19- A. A; Soe. Zool;
Micros. Soe. Marine plankton; parasitic Pro*
toBoa; cytology of Protoaoa.

Ewesey, Otto H(eniaii), Hawaiian Sugar Plant-
ers' Experiment Station, Honolnln, Hawaii. En-
tomology. Bockford, HI, Jnne 7, 69. A.B, Lake
Porest, 96; fellow. Northwestern, 96-98, M.S,
97; feUow, Ohio State, 0^-03. Instr. biol.
Northwestern, 98-02; asst. nnrsery and orchard
inspector, Ohio, 03-04; asst. entomologist, JBxp.
Sta, EawaiUan Sugar Planters' An, Honolulu,
04-14, entomologiit, 15- Hon. curator, Bishop
Musenm, Honolnln, 07- A.A; Ass. Econ. En-
tom; Ohio Acad; Hawaiian Entom. Soe Life
histories of insects; sngar-cane insects; life his-
tories and x>arasites of Hawaiian Lepidoptera.

Bwidc, aarmoe H(«rbert), XT. S. Coast and Oeo-
detic Survey, Washington, D. C. Qeodeey. Wil-
son, N. Y, Jnne 1, 83. C.E, Cornell, 07. Aid,
U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 07-09, computer,
10- Wash. Philofl. Soe. Triangnlation; gravity.

Swift, Dr. Charles H(enry), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, HI. Anatomy, New Castle, Ey,
Ang. 17, 81. A.B, Chicago, 03, B.S, 06, fellow,
Oa-09, Ph.D, 18 ; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 10. Asst.
anat, Chicago, 10-13, assoc, 13-15, instr, 15-18,
aett. prof, 13- Ass. Anat. Primordial germ-
cells in the chick; yolk nndens of Balbiani.

Bwift, Prof. Sdgar James, Washington Univer-
sity, St. Louis^ Mo. Peychology. Bavenna,
Ohio. A.B, Amherst, 86; Ph.D, Clark, 03.
Teacher science. Lake Forest Acad, 88-89 ; prof.
psychol, State Nor. Sch, Stevens Point, Wis, 96-
01; psyehol. end edue, WaeMngton (St. Louie),

OS- A.A; Psychol. Ass; West. Philos. Ass; S.
Soe Philos. and Psychol. Applied psychology;
adolescence; mental development of diildren;
heredity and environment; psychology and phys-
iology of learning; eye defects in school chil-
dren; statistical stndy of environment in mental-
development; influence of suggestion in educa-
tion; psychology of learning a foreign language.

*8wlft, Prof. EUjah, University of Vermont, Bur-
lington, Yt. Mathematioe. Buffalo, N. Y, Oct.
23, 82. A.B, Harvard, 03, A.M, 04; Ph.D,
€K>ttingen, 07. Instr. math, Princeton, 07-09,
preceptor, 09-14; WUliame prof, Vermont, 1#-
Math. Soe.

Swifts Dr. Homer F(ordyee), 65 Central Park
West, New York, N. Y. Medicine. Paines
Hollow, N. Y, May 5, 81. Ph.B, Western Be-
serve, 02; M.D, Bellevue Med. Col, 06. Intern,
Presb. Hosp, N. Y. City^ 06-08; asst. path, Unir.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 09-10, instr. der*
mat, 09-10; asst. res. physieiaB, BoekefeHer
Ho^p, 10-12, res. physidan, 12-14; attending
physician, Presb. Hosp, 14-17 ; assoc. prof, med,
Columbia, 14-17; assoc. prof, Cornell (oia leave),
17-19; with AJS.F, 17-19. Mem. Am. Bed Gross
Trench Fever Commission. A.A; Am. Physi-
cians; Am. Med. Ass; Soe. Exp. Biol; Soe. In-
ternal Med; Soe. Clin. Invest; Soe. Bact; Ass.
Immunol; Cosmopolitan Clin. Soe; Harvey Soe.
Bacteriology; syphilis; rheumatism; trench
fever.

Swindle, Prof. P(erej) F(oid), Fourth St and
Beservoir Ave, Milwaukee, Wis. Phyeiology.
Newtonia, Mo. A.B, B.S, Missouri, 11, A.M,
12; PhJ>, Berlin, 15. Instr. exp. p^ehol, Ohio
State, 15-16; research feUow, Harvard, 1^17;
instr. physiol. Tufts, 17-18; aset. prof. exp. pqr-
ehol, Missouri, 19-20; phyeiol. and pha^rmaooH,
eeh. med, Marquette, SO- A.A; Soe. Nat;
PsychoL Ass: Eugenics Beseareh Ass. Latent
period and fatigue of mnsde and nerve; con-
tractility of nerve fibers; heart beat.

Swiniti^ Dr. L(eroy) D(ey), University of Utah,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Botany, Zoology. Simon,
Pa, Jan. 22, 81. Cold Spring Harbor, summer,
03; PhJft, Lafayette, 04; fellow, Nebr, 05-08,
Ph.D, 08. Asst biol, Lafayette, 03-04; instr.
science, Seattle Sem, 04-05; prof, aool, Nebr.
Wesleyan, 08-11; research parasitologist Wyo.
Exp. Sta, 11; prof, pharmaeol, Utah. ]uivesti-
gator, Nebr. Exp. Sta, summer, 09. Micros. Soe.
Parasitic flagellates; embryology of Myosoms
minimus; pernicious anemia of horses; insect
flagellates.

Swingle, Walter T(ennyBon), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington. D. C. *Botamy.
Canaan, Pa, Jan. 8, 71. B.S, Kansas State,
90, M.S, 96. Asst botanist, Hans. Exp. Sta,
88; special agent, div. veg. physiol. and path,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 91, agr. explorer, 98-02, In
charge plant life hiti. investigations, OS- AJL;
Ass. Qeog.

Swingle, Dr. W(Ubur) W(lllis), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Zoology. Warrensburg,
Mo, Jan. 11, 91. AJB, Kansas, 15, fellow, 15-
16, A.M, 16; fellow, Princeton, 19-20, Ph.D,
20. Instr. sool, Kansas, 17-18; biol, YaXe, SO--
Kansas Acad, (sec'y, 16). Qytoloi^; expeH'
mental morphology; embryology.

672

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Swisher, Prof. 0(liarl6B) L(ee), 1700 Villa
Place, Nashville, Tenn. Physics. Sheldon,
lU, Jan. 27, 80. A.B, Illinois, 09; A.M, Midi-
igan, 13; Ph.D, Cornell, 17. Instr. phjsies,
Ga. Tech, 09-10; Grinnell, 10-13; Cornell, 13-
16; prof, physics and in charge physics and
elee. eng, S. Dak. Sch. Mines, 16-20; assoc,
prof, physics, Vaaiderhilt, tO- A.A; assoc.
Elec. Eng. Electrical properties of metallic eal-«
cium; distortion factors in alternating currents.

Swltier, H(erbert) B(raEilla), Transportation
Buildbig, Chicago, HI. Baoteriologp. Bnd*
ford, N. Y, June 25, 88. B.S.A, Cornell, 12.
Instr. dairy baeter. and market milk, Pnrdne,
12-15, asst. prof, 15-17; haoteriologist, hwr,
ohem, V. 8, Dept. Agr, 17- Soe. Bact.
Pasteurization of cream; acid tolerant organ-
isms; dried and evaporated milk.

By, Prof. Albert P(hmp), Buffalo, N. Y. Chem-
istry. Altamont, 111, Aug. 7, 72. B.S, Illinois,
94, M.S, 99; Ph.D, Buffalo, 08. Instr. ehem,
Buffalo, 95-98; Illinois, 98-99; asst. prof, Buf-
falo, 99-00; asst. chemist, Frankford Arsenal,
ordnance dept, Tr.8.A, 00-03, chemist, Sandy
Hook, N. J, 03-04; asst. prof, ehem, Buffalo,
04-07, prof, 07~, director, ehem. laboratories,
09^ Chem. Soc Physiological and pharma-
ceutical chemistry; explosives.

Bykes, Prof. Qeoixge) FCrands), Oregon State
Agricultural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Zcoloav.
Suffleld, Conn, Nov. 10, 78. Ph.B, Brown, 09,
A.M, 10. Asst. comp. anat. Brown, 10; instr.
Bool. and phyeiol, Oregon Col, 10-12, asst. prof,
13, prof, 14^ Uurator, sool. museum, Oregon
Col. A. A; Cooper Omith. Qub; Pacific Fish-
eries Soc. (seo'y); West. Soc. Nat. Develop-
mental morphology and physiology of the
salmon.

Sykes, Ctodfrey adenton), Desert Botanical La-
boratory, Tucson, Ariz. Geography. London,
England, May 25, 61. Brewood Sch, England;
private educ. With eng. dept, Ghreat West. Ry,
England, 79-81; hydraulic and mining engi-
neer, Japan, 86-87; Australia, 88-89; practis-
ing civil engineer, 90-06; mem. staff, desert lab,
Carnegie Institution, 06-^ Explorations in Ariz,
Calif, Sonora, Libyan desert and Sudan, 01-12.
A.A; Min. and Metal. Eng; fel. BoyaJ Geog.
Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Arts. Eremography; Span-
ish cartography; development in the Southwest.

Sylvester, A(Ibert) H(ale), Wenatehee, Wash.
Geology, Forestry. Woodside, Calif. May 25,
71. B.S, California, 95. Topographer, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 97-08; forest supervisor, U. 8.
Forest Service, 08- A.A; Civil. Eng; Soc.
Foresters; Wash. Geol. Soc. Glaciers and phys-
iography, including the vulcanology of Mt.
Hood, Oregon; geology and physiography of
the Wenatdiee Eiver country, Washington.

Sylvester, Dr. B(euel) H(uU), State University
of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Psychology. Lynn-
ville, Iowa, March 18, 81. A.B, Iowa, 08; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, fellow, 12-13. Prof. psychoL and
educ, Penn (Iowa), 09-10; asst. prof, psychol,
Iowa, IS- Psychol. Ass; Iowa Acad. Tone
variator; form-board tests; clinical psychology.

Symmers, Dr. Douglas, Bellevue Hospital, New
York, N. Y. Pathology. Columbia, S. C, Sept.

17, 79. MJ), Jefferson Med. Col, 01. Beseareh
fellow Pharmacol, Col. Physicians aikd Suzg, Co-
lumbia, 05-06; asst. pathologist, City Horo, N.
Y, 00-08 ; N. Y. Hosp, 08-13 ; prof, path, Univ.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 12-19; asst. di-
rector, lahoratories, BeUevue and Allied Hos-
pitals, 16-18, director 18- Instr. path, TTniv.
and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, N. Y, 07-08;
asst. path, mod. col, Cornell, 08-11; ed,
'Ziegler's Gen. Path,'. 20. Ass. Path, and
Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol; N. Y. Path. Soc. Path-
ological anatomy and chemistry.

Byrnons, Prof. Tbomas B(addtfey), College Park,
Md. Zoology. Easton, Md, Sc^t. 2, 80. Cor-
nell, summer, 01; B.S, Md. Col, 02, M.8, 04,
BJLgr, 18. Asst. state entomologist, Md, 02,
assoc. state entomologist, 08; pro/, entom. «Rd
eool, Maryland, and state entomologist, Md, M-,
dean, seh, hort, !#-; etten, director, i#- A«A;
Ass. Econ. Entom; Md. Agr. Soe. (see^)*
Economic entomology; orchard and field ecop
pests.

T

Taber, Dr. Henry, 2 Pleasant Place, Worcester,
Mass. ^Mathematics. Staten Island, N. Y, June
10, 60. Ph3. Yale, 82 ; Ph.D, Hopkins, 88. Asst
math, Hopkins, 88-89; decent, Clarh, 89-92,
asst. prof, 92-08, prof, OS- Math. Soe; Am.
Acad; London Math. Soe. Bilinear forms;
continuous groups; hypercomplex numbers.

Taber, Prof. Stephen, University of South Caro-
lina, Columbia, S. C. Geology. Victory, N. Y,
April 24, 82. A.B, Stanford, 06; PhJ>, Vir-
ginia, 12. Assayer and chenust, Santa Mana
de Guadalupe y Anexas Mines, Mez, <MM)7;
instr. econ. geol, Virginia, 09-12; prof. geoL
and miner. South Carolina, It-, state geoU^fist,
8. C, 14- Field asst, Calif. Earthquake In-
vestigation Commission, 06; asst. geologist, Va.
Geol. Surv, 09-12; mem. Porto Bico SeismoL
Commission, 18-19. AJL; QtwA. Soc; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Seismol. Soc; feL London OeoL
Soc; Soc. g^l. de France. Seismology; dyna-
mic and economic geology.

Taff, Joseph A Oleander), Southern Pacific Build-
ing, San Francisco, CsJif . Geology. Ten Mile,
Tenn, Nov. 20, 62. Arkansas, 86-88 ; fellow. Texas,
93-94, B.S, 94. Asst. geologist, Ark. GeoL Snrr,
88-89; Tex. Geol. Surv, 89-94; U. S. Geol. Surv,
94-00, geologist, 00-09; Southern Paeifie Co, 09-
Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Min. and MetaL
Eng ; Calif. Acad. Stratigraphic, straetnml and
economic geology; geology of OnaeUta, Ar-
buckle and Wichita Mountains in Oklahoma;
Cretaceous of northern Texas; coal fields of
West Virginia, Colorado, Wyoming, TTtak and
Oklahoma; mid-continent oil field.

Tafty Dr. Annie B(lzina), 374 Hammond St,
Chestnut Hill, Mass. Pathology. Ckuitleton, BL
M.D, Tufts, 07. Med. research officer, Moneoa
State Hosp, 09-10; curator, dept. nenropatk,
Harvard Med. Sch, 11-17. Ass. Path, and Baet:
Medico-Psychol. Ass. Neuropsychiatry; neuro-
pathology.

Taggart, Prof. Walter TChomas), TTniversity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistrf.
Philadelphia, April 15, 72. B.S, Pennsylvania,
96, Ph.D, 03. Instr. chem, Pefiii#y2«aiii0, 96-

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

673

05, asst. prof^ 0&-13y prof. org. chem, IS-
A. A; Chem. Soo. (counoilor, 08-, pres, Phila.
sect, 12). Electrochemistry; organic chemistry.

Tainter, Charles 8(ii2iiner), 2960 First 8t, San
BiegOy Calif. *Meehanio8, Physics. Watertown,
Mass, April 25, 54. Pub. sch. Mem. U. S.
transit of Venns ezped, 74. Qtold medal, Paris
Elec Expos, 81; Officier de 1 'Instruction Pub,
89; John Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 00; gold
medal, Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. A.A. Trans-
mission of sounds to a distance by agency of
light; recording and reproduction of sound;
telephony.

Tait, Prof. John, McGill University, Montreal,
Can. Physiology. Orkney Islands, Scotland.
B.Sc, Edinburgh, 01, M.B, Ch.B, 03, M.D, 06,
D.Sc, 07. House surgeon, Leith Hosp, 04-05;
asst. physiol, Edinburgh, 05-07, lecturer exp.
physiol, 07-19; prof, physiol, MoGUl, 19- Capt,
K.A.M.C. FothergiU gold medal, Edinburgh;
Neill medal, Boyal Soc. Edinburgh, 19. PhysioL
Soc; British Ass. (sec'y, phynol. sect, 11-19);
London Physiol. Soo; fel. Boyal Soc. Edinburgh.
Nerve; heart; blood coagulation; phagocytosis;
zooloi^ of Crustacea.

Tstkamlne, Dr. Jokicbi, Takamine Laboratory,
Clifton, N. J. 'Chemistry. Takaoka, Japan,
Nov. 8, 54. Ch.E, Tokio, 78; M.E, Glasgow,
79, D.E, 80, PharJ), 81. Chemist, Dept. Agr.
and Commerce, Jiupan, 88-87. T. commissioner
patents, Patent Ofice, Japan; chief chemist,
Tokio Fertiliser Works; consulting chemist,
Parke, Davis and Co. Qtold medal, Japan Eng.
Soc. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. See; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Tokio Chem. Soc; Japan Eng.
Socf* feL London Chem. Soc. Diastatic fer-
ments; active principles of the suprarenal
glands.

Talbot, Prof. A(rtliiir) N(eweU), TTrbana, HI.
CivU engifneering. Cortland, HI, Oct 21, 57.
B.S, Illinois, 81, OJB, 85; So J), Pennsyhrania,
15; Eng. D, Michigan, 16. Asst. engineer, A.T.
and S.F.B3, 81-85 ;f asst. prof. eng. and math,
Illinois, 85-90, prof. mwUe. and sanU. eng. and
in charge theoret. and applied mech, PO- Engi-
neer on railroad location, construction and mi&-
tenance, on water-works, sewerage and pave-
ment construction; consulting ei^^eer; mem.
div. eng, Nat. Besearch Council. Chanute
medal in mech. eng. West. Soc. Eng, 10. A.A;
Civil Eng. (director, 09-11, pres, 18); B. B.
Eng. (director, 15-18) ; Eng. Educ. (pres, 10) ;
Am. Water Works Ass; Soc. Munie. Improv;
Soc. Test. Mat. (pres, 13); West. Soc. Eng;
Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Beinforced concrete; brick
and terra cotta; structural steel compression
tests; paving brick; rainfall and stormwater
run-off; hydraulics; stresses in railroad track.

Talbot, Piof. Bagene B(olomon), 31 N. State St,
Chicago, m. Medicine. Sharon, Mass, l^urch
8, 47. D.D.S, Pa. OoL Dental Surg, 72; M.D,
Bush Med. Col, 80; LL.D, Kenyon, 02; M.S,
Whitman, 03; ScD, Pennsylvania, 16. Prof,
stomaiol, Bush Med. Col, SO- Int. Med. CSong,
Berlin, 90 (hon. pres. dental sect); Pan. Am.
Cong, Washington, 93 (hon. sec V) ; Havana, 01
(hon. sec^); Int. Med. Cong, Moscow, 97
(hon. pres); Int. Stomatol. Cong, Paris, 07
(hon. pres); Int. Med. Cong, Budapest, 09.

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A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, sect, stomatol, v.
pres, 20) ; fel. Am. Acad. Dental Sci; HI. Acad;
Chicago Acad. Med; Chicago Path. Soc; Cbi-
- cage Med. Soc; Chicago Acad; N. Y. State
Dental Soc; hon. mem. Odontol. Gesell; hon.
mem, Stomatol. GeseU. TTng; hon. mem. Ass.
Oen. Dentistes; hon. mem. Soc. Odontol. Espafi;
cor. mem. Daxisk-Tandlaegeforening; cor. mem.
Budapest Boyal Soc. Physicians. Histopathol-
ogy of the jaws and dental tissues; oial hy-
giene; degeneracy, its signs, causes and results;
hiterstitial gingivitis; irr^^arities of the teeth;
developmental pathology; degenerative evolu-
tion; degeneracy of the nervous system and
nerve endings.

Tftlbot, Dr. Flltz BCradley), 311 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. Biological chemistry. Boston, Jan.
30, 78. A.B, Harvard, 00, M.D, 05. Col-
laborator, nutrition lab, Carnegie Institution,
11-19; instr. pediat, Harvard Med. Sch; chief,
children's med. service, Mass. Oen. Hosp. Int.
Bed Cross Cong, Cannes, 19. Pediat. Soc; Soc.
din. Invest; Am. Med. Ass. Bespiratory ex-
change; nutrition and metabolism of infants and
children; anaphylaxis; human milk.

Talbot, Prof. Haiury P(aiil), Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, Cambridge, M^as. 'Chem-
istry. Boston, Mass, May 15, 64. B.S, Mase.
Inst. Tech, 85; PhJ), Leipzig, 90. Asst. anal,
chem, Mass. Insi. Tech. 85-87, instr, 87-88, 90-
92, asst. prof, 92-95, assoc. prof, 95-98, prof,
98-01, prof, in charge dept, Ol-, dhoAirman of
faculty, 19-, admirUstfation committee, tO-
Lecturer, Wellesley. 92-94; mem. advisory
board, U. S. Bur. Mmes and later of War Dept,
17-19. A.A. (v. pres, 07); Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Eng. Educ; Franklin Inst; Am.
Acad. Inorganic and analytical chemistry; in-
vestigation of the accuracy of several analytical
procedures.

Talbot, Prof. ICazloii, University of Chicago, Chi-
cago, HL Household administration. Thun,
Switzerland, July 31, 58. A.B, Boston, 80, A.M,
82; B.8, Mass. Inat. Tech, 88; LL.D, Cornell
(Iowa), 04. Instr. domestic science, Wellesley,
90-92; dean of women, Chicago, 9$-, asst. prof.
sanit. science, 92-95, assoc prof, 95-04, prof,
household administration, 04- A. A; Chem. Soc;
Pub. Health Ass. Domestic hygiene; organiza-
tion of the household; education of women.

Tftlbot, Prof. BCgnon, South Hadley, Mass. PdU-
ontology. Iowa City, Iowa, Aug. 16, 69. A.B,
Ohio State, 92; Ph.D, Yale, 04. Teacher, high
sch, Columbus, Ohio, 96-02; head, dept. geol,
Mt. HolyoJce, 04-08, prof, geol, 08- A.A;
Paleont. Soc; fel. Geol. Soo; Forestry Ass.
Helderbergian fauna of New .York.

Taliaferro, Dr. WClUiam) H(a7), 310 W. Monu-
ment St, Baltimore, Md. Zoology. Portsmouth,
Va, Feb. 10, 95. B.S, Virginia, 15; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 18. Asst. biol, Virginia, 18-15; Hop-
hins, 1&-17, instr. protoeool, sch. hygiene and
pub. hecdth, 19-20, assoc, tO- A.A; Soc. Zool;
Soc. Exp. Biol. Qytology and behavior of lower
invertebrates; Protozoa.

Talmage, Dr. Jamas E(dward), 47 E. South
Temple St, Salt Lake City, Utah. Geology.
Hungerford, England, Sept. 21, 62. Hopkins,
83-84; B.S, Lehigh, 01, hon. ScJ>, 12; Ph*D,

674

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

HI. Wesleyan^ 06. Prof. chem. and geol,
Brigham Yonng, 84-88; pres^ Latter Day Saints
Col^ Salt Lake City, 88-98; Utah, 94-97,
Deseret prof, geol^ 94-07, pres, 04-07; offloial,
Latter Day Saints Chwreh, 11^ Mining geolo-
gist. Delegate, Bojal Soc. Edinburgh to Int.
Geol. Cong, St. Petersburg, 97. AJL; Qeol. Soe;
fel. London Geol. See; fel. Edinburgh Boyal
Soe; fel. Bojal Micros. Soe; life assoe. Gt.
Britain Philos. Soc; feL Boyal Scottish Geog.
Soe. Utah geology.

Talman, Prof. OOiazlas) r(ltihiigh), IT. S.
Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C. MetwroU
ogy. Detroit, Mieh, Aug. 81, 74. Kalainaaoo,
93-94. Observer, U. 5. Weather Bur, 96-08,
librarian, 08-12, junior prof, meteorol, 18-14,
prof, and librarian, 14-^ In charge meteorol.
stations, 6.Am. and W.I, 98-99. AJL Meteor-
ological bibliography, history, terminolagy and
nomenclature.

TBoborg, Dr. A(rthiir) P(erciyal), 2402 W.
18th St, Wilmington, Del. Chemigtry. Du-
buque, Iowa, June 20, 85. A.B, Swarthmore,
10, A.M, 13, Leedom feUow, 13-14; PhJ>, Col-
umbia, 15. Instr. chem, Swarthmore, 11-13;
org. chemist, 27. Z. duPant de Nemaurt end Co,
15-17, head, org. div, exp. tta, 17-19, atgt, di-
reetor, 19"' Original chemistry; enzymes.

Tanner, Prof. P(red) WCUInir)^ 805 W. Iowa St,
Urbana, 111. Chemistry, Buffalo, N. Y, Feb.

15, 88. B.8, Weslovnn: M.S. IlHnois, Ph.D,

16. Bacteriologist, HI. State Water Surr, 1^
15; asst, instr, assoe. and later asst, prof, "bacier,
Illinois, 15- Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Water
Works Ass; Pub. Health Ass. Sanitary chem-
istry; bacterial metabolism; food bacteriology;
mycology of foods; yeasts.

Tanner, Prof. J(obn) H(enry), Ithaca, N. Y.
•MathefMtics, Fort Plain, N. Y, March 1, 61.
B.S, Cornell, 91; Gottingen, 94-96, Ph.D. 01.
Teacher math, Clinton Liberal Inst, Fort Plain,
N. Y, 83-87; instr. Cornell, 91-94, asst. prof,
94r-04, prof, 04r- A.A; Math. Soc. (treas, 07-) ;
Am. Geog. Soc; Ass. Teachers Math. Middle
States, and Md; Cent. Ass. Sci and Math.
Teachers.

Tannrenther, Dr. a(eorge) W(a8liington), Uni-
versity of Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Zoology,
Miami Co, Ohio, Feb. 18, 76. A.B, Maneheater,
00; A.M, Antioch, 01; fellow, Chicago, 04-05,
Ph.D, 08. Asst. 90o\, Chicago, 04; IftMOttrt, 05-
09, insir, 09- A. A- Soc. Zool; Ecol. Soc. Em-
bryology of Aphididae, Coelenterata, Discodri-
lidae and Botifera; nutrition and reproduction
of Euglena; germ ceUs.

Tanquary, Dr. M(anriee) O(ole), Colle^ Sta-
tion, Tex. Entomology. Lawrenceville, 111.
A.B, Illinois, 07, A.,M 08, Ph.D, 12; Har-
vard, summer, 10. Asst. entom, Dlinois, 09-12;
instr, Kansas State, 12-13, asst. prof , 16-18|
assoe. prof, 18-19; etate entomologist, Tex, 19-
Zoologist, Crocker Land exped. to the arctic, 13-
16. A.A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. In-
sect embryology and behavior; eontrol of eco-
nomic insects; beekeeping.

Tanton, Dr. TOiomaa) LCealie), Geological Sur-
vey, Ottawa, Can. Geology. London. Ont. Feb.
5, 90. B.A, Toronto, 11, fellow, 11-12, M.A,

12; Vienna, 12-13; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 15. Instr.
physiog, Wisconsin, 18-14; geologiet. Can. Geol.
8wrv, 16- Min. and Metal. Inst; Boyal Astron.
Soc. Can; Can. Min. Inst. Petrography; areal
mapping; mineral deposits.

T^ppaa, Dr. Anna Httlen, 2402 Lineohi Way,
Ames, Iowa. Mathematiee. Mt. PleaBsnt,
Iowa, 88. A.B, West. Col. for Women, 09;
A.M, Cornell, 12, fellow, 13-14, PhJ), 14. Instr.
math. West Col. for Women, 09-11 ; Iwoa State,
14-17, asst. prof, 17- MalJi. Soc Pure geom-
etry.

Tarr, Prof. W(i]liani) A(rt]inr), TTniTorsity of
Missouri, Columbia, Mo. Geology. New Cam-
bria, Mo, March 29, 81. B.S, Okla. Col, 04;
Arizona, 08; fellow, Chicago, 10-11, PhJ), 16.
Instr. geol. and mining, Arisona, 08-09 ; research
asst, Chicago, 09-11; instr. geoL and mini&g,
2£issowri, 11-13, asst. prof, geol, 13-17, assoe.
prof, 17-19, prof, 19- Instr. geol, Chicago,
snmmers, 10, 11, 14; geologist. Empire Oil Go,
17; Mo. Bur. Mines and Geol, summer, 18. AA;
GeoL Soc; MiiL Eng; Miner. Soc. Econonie
geology; heat effects on granite; ore deposits of
Missouri; origin of chert, oolites and rtyotites;
sediments; glauconite; loess of Missouri.

Tartar, Prof. Htanan V(anee), XJniTersity of
Waahington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry, AirBe,
Oregon, Jan. 4, 82. B.S, Oregon Col, 02 ; Califor-
nia, 02-03; Chicago, 08. Ph.D. 20; Michigan. 14.
Chemist, Oregon State Food Comxnission, 03-05;
Clark, Woodward Drug Co, 05-06; instr. ebem,
Oregon Col, 07-09, assoe. prof, 13-18, resetrdi
chemist, Exp. Sta, 09-11, chemist, 11-18; out.
prof, ehem, Washington (Seattle), 18-- Leetnier
chem, Mass. Col, 16. AA; Chem. Soe. Hopi;
sulphid insecticides; lead arsenates; ammonia
and sulphur in soils; electrolytic deposition of
metals; polysulphi^s of the alkali and alkaliBe
earth metals.

TMhiro, Dr. Shlio, University of Cincinnati. Cin-
cinnati, Ohio. PkyaiologiMl ehemiaUy. Togo,
Satsuma. Jairan. Feb. 12, 84. B.S. Chicago. 09,
fellow, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Asst physioL chem,
Chicago, 10, 12-18, assoe, 18-14, inatr, 14-18,
asst prof, 18; prof, Cinoinnati, IS- A A;
Physiol. Soc; Soc. BioL Chem; Chem. Soe; Soe.
Ezp. Biol; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Zool; Pharmaeeat
Soc. Japan. Carbon diozid production in nerv*
fibers, ganglia and eggs ; chemical basis of proto-
plasmic irritability; metabolic factors in animal
behavior; chemical sign of life; aneathetia;
tropical metabolism; michrochemical analysis of
gases.

Tate, Dr. John T(OReiioe), University of Min-
nesota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Physics, Adsm«
Co, Iowa, July 28. 89. B.S, Nebraska. 10, fel-
low, 10-12, aIM, 12; PhJ), Berlin, 14. Instr.
physios, Nebraska, 14-16; Minnesota, 16-*17.
asst prof, 17, prof, 19- Lieut, A.8.A.P, 17-
18. Physical Soc; Physik. GeselL Opti<ral con-
stants and heats of vaporiaation of metals; dis-
charge of electricity from hot wires.

Tatiio<^, John, 37 Wall St, New York, N. T.
Astronomy, Williamstown, Mass, March 12, 60.
A.B, Williams, 82, A.M, 85. Asst, Washbnni
Observatory, Wisconsin, 83 ; prof, astron, Beloit,
84; asst actuary. Mutual Life Ins. Co, 89-04:
pros, Washington Life Ins. Co, 04-08; hanker.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

675

08- A. A; Astron. Soe; fel. N. Y. Acad; feL
Royal Astron. Soc. Astronomy of position;
finance and economics.

TatnaU, Dr. Bo1)(er)t B(i«hArd8on), 805 Franklin
St, Wilmington^ Del. Phy9i4S8, Wilmington,
Del, Feb. 4, 70. B.S. Haverford^ 90, A.H, 91;
Ph.D, Hopkins^ 95; hon. fellow, Clark, 97-98.
Instr. physics, Pennsylvania, 95-97; acad,
Northwestern, 99-01, Northwestern, 01-05, asst.
prof, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-14; prof, Syracuse,
14-19; exp, engineer, 19- A. A; Physical Soc;
Franklin Inst. Solar spectrum; metallic arc-
spectra; compound pendulum; physical proper-
ties of leather.

Tatun, Dr. A(rtlnir) L(atnie), 5527 Kimbark
Ave, Chicago, 111. Fhysiology. Wall Lake,
Iowa, May 17, 84. B.S, Penn (Iowa), 05;
fellow, Iowa, 05-07, M.S, 07; fellow, Chicago,
10-11, Ph.D, 18, M.D, Bush Med. Col, 14.
Instr. chem, Colorado, 07-10; pharmacol, Wis-
consin, 11-13; asst. physiol, Chicago, 18-14;
instr, Pennsylvania, 15-16; prof, pharmacol.
South Dakota, 16-18; CLsei, prof, pharmacol. and
physiol, Chicago, 18- A.A; Physiol. Soc
Morphology, physiology and chemistry of the
thyroid gland, pancreas and suprarenid glands.

Tanbenliaiis, Dr. J(aeob) J(o8«ph), College Sta-
tion, Tex. Plant pathology, SaJffed, Puestine,
Oct, 84. B.S, Cornell, 08, M.S, 09; Ph.D,
Pennsylvania, 13. Asst. plant pathologist, Del.
Exp. Sta, 09-13, assoc, 13-16; chief, div. plant
path, Tex, Exp, Sta, 16- Bussell lecturer, Mass.
Hort. Soe, 16. A. A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soe.
Taxonomy; mycology; sweet pea, sweet potato,
truck and greenhouse crop diseases.

Taussig, Dr. Albert E(mst),3519 Washington Ave,
St. Louis, Mo. Medicine, St. Louis, May 6, 71.
A.B, Harvard, 91; MJ), Washington (St.
Louis), 94. Prof, physiol, Washington (St.
Louis), 09, assoc, prof, din, med, 14- Physi-
cian, various hospitals. Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass. Internal medicine; diseases of the
circulatory system.

Taussig, Dr. Fk»d(erick) J(08ep]i), 4506 Mary-
land Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Gynecology. Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Oct. 26, 72. A.B, Harvard, 98,
98-94; M.D, Washington (St. Louis), 98;
Berlin, Vienna, 01-02. Asst. supt. Female
Hosp, 99-00; asst, Bettina Pavilion, K. K.
Elia. Spital, Vienna, 01-02; gynecologist,
Barnard Free Skin and Cancer Hosp, 06;
Washington Univ. Hosp, 09; City Hosp, 10-;
obstetrician, St. Louis Maternity Hosp, 09-;
instr. gynee, Washington (8t, Louis), 07-12,
assoc. It-' Gynec. Soc. (councilor, 14); Am.
Med. Ass. (v. chairman, sect, gynec. and ob-
stet); Ass. Anat; Ass. Cancer Beseardi; Soe.
Caneer Control (regional chairman, 20-). De-
velopment of hymen; hematommole; cancer of
uterus; abortion; vaginitis in children; pre-
cancerous diseases of vnlvn.

Tayemer, Percy A(lgemon), Victoria Memorial
Museum, Ottawa, Ont, Can. Ornithology.
Guelph, Ont, June 10, 75. Michigan, 94. Asst.
curator, Can, Qeol, 8urv, 11-14, soologist, 14-
Fel. Omith. Union; Wilson Omith. Qub; Cooper
Omith. Club; colonial mem. British Omith.
Union. Ornithology of southern Ontario and
southeastern Michigan; Canadian ornithology.

Taylor, Commander A(lbert) H(oyt), U. S. N,
U. S. Naval Air Station, Anacostia, D. C.
Fhysies. Chicago, lU, Jan. 1, 79. B.S, North-
western, 02; Ph.D, Gottingen, 09. Instr. phys-
ics, Mich. Agr. Col, 00-03; Wisconsin, 08-05,
asst. prof, 05-08; prof, and head of dept. North
Dakota, 09-17; lieut, U.S.N.B.F, 17-18; Kent,
commander, 18-19; canmander, NJBJF,C, IB^
A.A; Physical Soc; fel. Radio Eng; Elec. Eng;
Wis. Acad. Badio engineering; aviation.

Taylor, Prof. A(lonzo) ECn^bert), University
of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Pathology.
Iowa, March 19, 70. Cornell (Iowa), 86-88;
De Pauw, 88-90; Berlin, 90-91; M.D, Pennsyl-
vania, 94. Asst. director. Pepper Lab, Pennsyl-
vania, 96-98; prof, path, California, 99-10;
physiol, Pennsylvania, 10-11, Benjamin Bush
prof, physiol, chem, 11- Soc. Nat; Am. Physi-
cians; Soc. BioL Chem; Soc Exp. Biol; Chem.
Gesell. Chemical physiology and pathology.

Taylor, Dr. Charles E(dward), Penn Yan, N. Y.
Chemistry, Cleveland, Ohio, 81. B.S, Case,
06; A.M, Columbia, 07, Ph.D, 09. Chemist,
Edward R, Taylor, 09-11; expert. Hooker
Electrochem. Co, 11-15; constUting chemist,
Taylor Chem, Co, 16- A.A; Qiem, Soc; Elec-
trochem. Soc. Industrial chemistry.

Taylor, Prof. 01ia(rle)8 H(enry), 324 Baum Build-
ing, Oklahoma City, Okla. Geology. Dwight,
Kans, 77. B.S, Chicago, 07, M.S, 09. Instr.
science, high sch, Beloit, Kans, 03-04, prineipa],
04-05; instr. science. State Nor. Bch, Biver
Falls, Wis, 07-08; assoc. prof, geol, Oklahoma,
09-10, prof, miner, 10-11, geol, 11-16, private
practise, 16- A.A; Min. Eng. Economic geol-
ogy; granites of Oklahoma.

Taylor, David Watwm, U. S. N, Navy Depart-
ment, Washington, D. 0. Engineering. Louisa
Co, Ya, March 4, 64. Bandolph-Macon, 81;
grad. U. S. Naval Acad, 85; Royal Naval
Col, Greenwich, England, 85-88; hon. D. Eng,
Stevens, 04. Cadet engineer, V,8,N, 81-82,
naval cadet, 82-86, asst. naval constructor, 86-
92, constructor, 92-14, chief constructor, 14-
Gold medal, British Inst. Naval Archit, 94;
prise medal, Soc. Naval Archit. and Marine Eng,
01. Nat. Acad; Naval Archit and Marine Eng.
(past V. pros) ; London Inst. Naval Archit. Re-
sistance and propulsion of ships.

Taylor, Dr. B(dflon) HComer), Charleston, 111.
Mathematics, Bobinson, 111, July 31, 74. B.S,
Nat. Nor. Univ, 96; A.M, Harvard, 05, Ph.D,
09. Teacher math. East, IXL State Nor, Seh,
99- Int. Commission on the Teaching of Math,
(chairman, committee on nor. schools in the U.
S). A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Cent. Ass.
Sci. and Math. Teachers. Conformal mapping;
pedagogy of mathematics.

Taylor, Prof. ECdward) W(^ys), 527 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Neurology, Montclair, N. J,
May 7, 66. A.B, Harvard, 88, M.D, 91, A.M, 99.
Asst. to Prof. H. Oppenheim, Berlin, 92-93;
asst. path, Harvard Med. Sch, 93-96; instr.
neuropath, 96-04, instr. neur, 06-12, asst. prof,
12-17, prof, 17-; chief of service, neur, dept,
Mass. Gen. Eosp, 1$- Asst. and ed, 'Boston
Med. and Surg. Jour,' 99-14; Shattuck lecturer,
Mass. Med. Soe, 09. Neur. Ass. (pres, 17) ; Am.

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Med. Ass. Neuropathology; neuroglia; multiple
sclerosis; infantile paralysis; family diseases.

Taylor, E(8te8) P(axlc), Anaconda Copper Co,
Conway Building, Chicago, lU. Entomology,
Lovelandy Colo, Sept. 17, 79. B.8, Colo. Agr.
Col, 02. Asst. entomologist and botanist, Ky.
Exp. Sta, Lexington, 02; asst. entomologist,
lUinois, 03-05 ; Colo. Exp. Sta, 06-07 ; Mo. State
Fruit Exp. Sta, 0&-09; entomologist and hort.
inspector, Mesa County, Grand Junction, Colo,
10-11; consulting horticulturist, 11-12; field
horticulturist, Idaho, 13-16; director agr. exten,
Arizona, 16-20; with exten, div, Anaconda Cop-
per COf^tO- Collaborator, bur. entom, U. S.
bept. Agr. AA; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
Soc. Coccidae of Missouri orchards; aphids of
Colorado orchards; insects injurious to fruits.

Taylor, Dr. Ewlng, 27 W. 44th St, New York, N. Y.
Uedidne, Poughkeepsie, N. Y, Sept. 24, 74.
A3, Williams, 95 j M.D, Harvard, 03. Austin
teaching fellow histol. and embryol, Harvard
Med. Sdi, 03-05; assoc. anat, Pennsylvania, 05-
07; instr. histol, med. eol, Cornell, 07-09; oMt.
director, diagnosis lab, Dept, of EeaXfh, N. Y.
City, 09- Capt, M.C, 18-20. A.A; Ass. An&t.
Bacteriology; pathology.

Taylor, F(rank) B(ur8ley), 2905 Fairfield Ave,
Wayne, Ind. *Geology. Fort Wayne, Nov. 23,
60. Harvard, 82-86. Asst, Mich. Geol. Surv,
00; special asst, U. 8. Geol. Surv, 00-06, field
asst, 06" A.A; Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog; Am.
Geog. Soc; Forestry Ass; Ind. Acad; Mich.
Acad; Ottawa Field Nat. Club. Glacial and
postglacial geology of the region of the Great
Lakes, especially in Michigan, Ohio, New York
and Ontario; the Niagara go^ge; origin of the
eitrth's plan; Pleistocene geology of the Housa-
tonic, Taconic and Niagara quadrangles; Pleis-
tocene geology of Indiana and southern penin-
sula of Michigan; fundamental principles of
geology in relation to external disturbing forces.

Taylor, Prof. F(red) W(ellington), Durham, N. H.
Agronomy. Wooster, Ohio, Jan. 25, 76. B.8.A,
Ohio State, 00. Soil expert, bur. soils, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 01-03; prof, agr, N. H, Col, 03-08,
agron, 08-, dean agr, div, 15- A.A; Soc. Agron.
Soils; com.

Taylor, Ftederic W(miam), 3939 W. Seventh St,
Los Angeles, Calif. Agriculture. Weeping Water,
Nebr, April 13, 60. Private study. Nurseryman;
prof, hort, Nebraska, 91-93, sec'y, Exp. Sta,
94-95; irrig. engineer, Denver, 95-11; direc-
tor agr, P. I, 11-14. Sup't. Nebr. Fruit
Exhibit, Columbian Expos, 93; supt. agr. and
hort, Omaha Expos, 98; chief, agr. and hort.
dept, La. Purchase Expos, 04; Officier Legion
d'honneur; Order of the Bising Sun, Japan;
Boyal Crown of Italy. Am. Geog. Soc; Nebr.
Hort. Soc. (sec'y, 92-95); fel. Boyal Geog.
Soc. Horticulture; small fruits; foreign cere-
als; irrigation.

Taylor, Dr. Qny B(aker), 28 Bedford Court, Wil-
mington, Del. Physical chemistry. Lexington,
Ky, Oct. 5, 88. B.S, Kentucky, 08, M.S, 09:
fellow, Princeton, 11-13, Ph.D, 13. Chemist, H.
I. duPont de Nemours and Co^ 09-11; Bur.
Mines, 13-18 ; S. I. duPont de Nemours and Co,
18- AA; Chem. Soc. Equilibrium; coal; ex-
plosives; oxidation of ammonia.

Taylor, H(ard0ii) F(raiikUn), Bureau of Fiaber-
ies, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Fisheries.
West Plains. Mo, July 15, 90. AJ5, Trinity (N.
C), 13. Prmcipal, high seh, Taboro, N. C, IS-
IS; scientific asst. Bur. Fisheries, 15-18, direc-
tor of investigations, fishery products lab, 18-
Scientific asst, U. S. Fisheries Lab, Beaufort, N.
C, summers, 11-14; Bur. Fisheries representa-
tive, interdepartmental committee on fats and
oils. A. A; Chem. Soc; Fisheries Boe; Wash.
Biol. Soc. Biology; fisheries products; age and
mortality of fishes.

Taylor, Dr. Hawlsy 0(tl8), 122 E. Capitol St,
Washington, D. C. Physics. North Derby, Vt,
June 4, 76. A.B, Cornell, 09, Ph J), 13. Aast.
physics, Cornell, 08-09, instr, 09-13; research
assoc, Mass. Inst. Tech. and HarvaM, 13-16;
research physicist, Nat. Elec. Signaling Co, 16-
17; consulting physicist, Bur. Standards, 18-19,
assoc. physicist, 19- Special adviser, Submarine
Defense Ass, 17-18; radio engineer, Sig. C, 18.
A. A; Physical Soc; Badio Eng. Aeonsties;
electricity; sound absorption; vibrating trie-
phone diaphragms; wave analysis; radio teleg-
raphy; efficiency of telephonic instruments and
circuits.

Taylor, Dr. Henry Ofaarlea, XT. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agriculture.
Stockport, Iowa, April 16, 73. B.SJL, Iowa
State, 96, M.SA., 98; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 02;
London Sch. Econ, 99; Halle, 00; Berlin, 00-01.
Instr. commerce, Wisconsin, 01, chairman, dept.
agr. econ, 08-19; chief, office farm manage-
ment, U. S. Dept. Agr, 19- Farm Econ. Abb;
Econ. Ass; Ass. Geog. Agriculture economics;
rent of farm lands; marketing and cost of farm
products.

Ti^r, Prof. Hngb 8(tott), 159 Naaaan St,
Princeton, N. J. Physical chemistry. Lanca-
shire, England, Feb. 6, 90. B.Sc, Liverpool, 09,
M.Sc, 10, D.Sc, 14; Nobel Inst, Stockholm, 12-
13; Tech. Hochschule, Hanover, 13-14. Instr.
physical chem, Princeton, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-
Besearch chemist. Munitions Inventions Dept,
England, 17-19. Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc;
Faraday Soc. Phosphorus oxychlorid-oxid com-
pounds; phase rule; catalysis; ammonia synthe-
sis and hydrogenation; thermodynamics; affinity
of chemical reactions.

Taylor, Prof. James M(orford), Hamilton, N. T.
Mathematics. Holmdel, N. J, Sept. 15, 43. A.B.
Colgate, 67, A.M, 69; LL.D, William Jewell,
91, Sc.D, 19. Principal, gram, sch, and prof,
math, Madison, 69-73; prof, math, Colgate, 73-
A.A; Math. Soc. Calculus; algebra; trigo-
nometry.

Taylor, John B(ellamy), 23 Lowell Boad, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Brookline,
Mass, Aug. 20, 75. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97.
With New Eng. Telephone and Telegraph Co,
97-99; Gen. Elec. Co, 99- Prize, Ass. des
Industriels de France contre les Accidents da
Travail. A. A; Elec. Eng; assoc. Physical Soc;
lUum. Eng. Soc^ Electrochem. Soc. Optical
projection; analysis of speech and muaieal
tones; inductive disturbances to telephone lines.

Taylor, Dr. J(olin) Madison, Temple XJnirersity,
Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine. Lancaster Co, Pa,
July 4, 55. A.B, Princeton, 76, A.M, 79; MJ),

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677

Pennoylyania, 78. FractiHng physician, 78-;
anoe. prof, non-plkirfruic«ttt. iherapeyU, Temple,
10- Chief of clinic to Dr. S. Weir Mitchell, 82-
96; eo-editor, * Monthly Cyclopedia and Med.
Bnlletin.' Am. Acad. Med: Phila. Col. Physi-
cians ; Ass. C6L Alumni (pres) ; hon. mem. Soc.
Hygidne de Paris. Orthokinetics ; neorology;
diseases of children; psychopathology; physical
efficiency.

Taylor, Norman, Brooklyn Botanic Garden,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Botany. Birmingham, Eng-
land, May 18, 83. Cornell, 00-01. Museum aid,
N. Y. Bot. Garden, 04-07, custodian plantations,
08, asst. curator, 09-11; curator plants, Brook-
lyn Bot. Garden, ll- Ed, 'Torreya,' 11-;
'Jour. Int. Garden Club,' 17-; assoc. ed, 'Ecol-
ogy, ' 20- ; mem. expeditions for N. Y. Bot. Gar-
den to Bahamas, 04, Haiti, 05, Cuba, 06, Santo
Domingo, 09. A. A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. 8oc; Tor-
rey Bot. Club ; f el. N. Y. Acad. North American
Naiadales; ecology and taxonomy of the flora
of New York and West Indies; photogeography
and ecology of Long Island, New York.

Taylor, Prof. S(aiiiael) N(ewtoii), Goucher Col-
lege, Baltimore, Md. Fliyeice, Farmingdale,
N. Y. Ph.B, Wesleyan, 87; fellow, Clark, 93-
96, Ph.D, 96; German universities, 02-03. Exp.
electrician, Thomson-Houston Elec. Works, 87-
91; teacher science, Maine Wesleyan Sem, 91-
93; instr. physios, Purdue, 96-99; assoc. prof,
Syracuse, 99-03 ; prof, elec. eng, Pittsburgh, 03-
08; Cincinnati, 08-11; physice, Goucher, 11-
In charge time service, Allegheny Observatory,
04-05. A. A; Elec. Eng; Eng. Educ; Ind. Acad.
Absolute E.M.F. of cadmium cells; mass and
velocity of ions in cathode rays; potential phe-
nomena in vacuum tubes.

Taylor, Dr. TQiomaa) 8(iiittli), Besearch Build-
^f^f Westinghouse Co, East Pittsburgh, Pa.
Physics, Peoli. Ohio, Jan. 30, 83. A.B, Yale,
06, Ph.D, 09; fellow, Manchester, 12-13. Asst.
physics, Yale, 07-09; instr, Illinois, 09-12;
Yale, 13-15, asst. prof, 15-17; research physi-
cist, Westinghouse Elec. and Ufg, Co, 17- Mag-
nesia Ass. fellow, 20. A.A* Physical Soc; Heat,
and Vent Eng; Befrig. Eng. Badioactivi^ ;
properties of alpha rays; determination of ^s
densities by the mieroquartz balance; theory of
heat; heat conduction; dissipation of heat;
measurement of air flow.

T&ylor, Daaa TOiomas) XTOTan), University Sta-
tion, Austin, Tex. CivU engineering. Parker
Co, Tex, Jan. 2, 58. C.E, Virginia, 83; M.C.E,
Cornell, 95. Prof, physics and civil eng, Miller
Sch, Va, 83-88 ; adj. prof, applied math, Texas,
88-91, assoc. prof, 91-97, prof, 97-01, prof, civil
eng, 01-, dean of eng, 05- Dist. engineer, U.
S. Geol. Surv, 98-10 ; U. S. Beclamation Service,
15. Civil Eng; Tex. Acad. (pres). Prismoidal
formulas of earthwork and abbreviated river
flow; irrigation; water power.

Taylor, Dr. Walter P(«iiii), Biological Station,
La JoUa, Calif. Zoology. Elkhom, Wis, Oct.
31, 88. B.S, California, II, Ph.D, 14. Asst.
biol, Throop, 06-08; asst. curator mammals,
museum vert, zool, California, 09-11, curator,
11-16; asst. Jiiologist, hiol. surv, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 16- Mem. advisory committee for protec-
tion of migratory birds, IT. 8. Dept. Agr, 13-

16, leader, fleld parties for investigation of
higher vertebrates, Calif, Nev, Ariz, and Wash,
08-19. A A; Mus. Ass; Soc. Mammal, (treas,
1 9-); Ecol. Soc; West. Soc Nat; assoc. mem.
Omith. Union; Cooper Omith. Club; Calif.
Acad; Wash. Biol. Soc. Vertebrate paleontol-
ogy; distribution and ecology of vertebrates;
v^d life conservation; mammals of California.

Taylor, Dr. W(illla)m AOton), 1315 Gallatin St',
N. W, Washington, D. C. Botany. Chelsea,
Mich, June 23, 63. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 88, hon.
Sc.D, 13. Asst. pomologist, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
91-01, pomologist, in charge field investigations
and later ohi^, hur. plant indust, 01- Expert
hort. and mem. int. jury, Paris Expos, 00; mem.
int. jury. La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; Pomol.
Soc (sec'y. 97-03); Soc. Hort. ScL (pres, 08-
10); Soc. From. Agr. Sci; Wash. Bot. Soc. (v.
pres, 08); Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Acad. Po-
mology; nuciculture; agriculture.

Taylor, Dr. W(il]lam) A(iit]ioiiy), duPont Build-
ing, Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Jarrettsville,
Md, Nov. 6, 86. A.B, A.M, Bandolph-Maeon,
08; Ph.D, Hopkins, 14. Besearch chemist, Car-
negie Foundation, 14-16; instr. org. chem, Wis-
consin, 15-16 ; research chemist, E. I. duPont de
Nemours and Co, 16- Organic chemistry; acids,
bases and salts; glucose; mudc acid and its lac-
tones; conductivity of solutions of electrolytes.

Taylor, W(i]liaiii) 0(liittendeii), 77 E. Pifth St,
Coming, N. Y. Chemistry. San Francisco,
Calif, March 3, 86. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 08.
Asst. chemist, XT. S. Agr. Exp. Sta, Mayaguez,
P. R, 09-10; Coming Glass Works, 08-09, 10-

20, chief, chem. div, BO- Chem. Soc; Ceramic
Soc; British Soc Glass Tech. Glass develop-
ment.

Taylor, Prof. W(i]liam) ECrastiu), 822 Irving
Ave, Syracuse, N. Y. Mathematics. Bucklin,
Mo, March 18, 70. Ph3, Syracuse, 93, A.M,
95, Ph.D, 03. Instr. physics and math, Cham-
berlain Inst, 93-96; math, Syracuse, 97-03,
assoc. prof, 03-04, prof, applied math, L. C.
Smith Col. of Applied Sci, 04- Math. Soc;
Eng. Educ. The product of an alternant by a
symmetric function.

Taylor, Dr. W(illlam) J(o]iii8on), 1825 Pine St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery, Worcester Co, Md,
Oct. 13, 61. M.D, Pennsylvania, 82. Attending
surgeon, PhUa. Orthop. PLosp. and Infirmary for
Nervous Diseases; St. Agnes Hosp. Surg. Ass;
Orthop. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. CoL Physi-
cians (pres); Phila. Acad. Surg, (past pres);
Soc. Int. de Chirurg. General surgery.

Taylor, WUUam Bandolpli, 1340 N. 12th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Botany. Philadelphia, Dec.

21, 95. B.S, Pennsylvania, 16, M.S, 17, fellow,
17-18, Ph.D, 20. Asst. hot, Pennsylvania, 15-

17, instr, 18- Instr. bot, Woods Hole, summers,
19- A. A; Bot. Soc; Pa. Bot Soc. (sec'y> 17-
19); Micros. Soc Cytology; algae; bryophytes.

Ttoa<fliont, Dr. Bobert B(rown), South Lancaster,
Mass. Psychology. Milton, Vt, May 9, 93.
A3, A.M, Dartmouth, 14; Ph.D, Clark, 17.
Asst. prof, psychol, Oregon, 17-18; asst. develop-
ment specialist grading and testing, E. and R.
branch, gen. staff, XJ.S.A. Psychol. Ass.

Teagaa, Dr. Osetr, 437 W. 59th Street, New York,
N. Y. Bacteriology. Greenville, Ala, Jan. 8,

678

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

78. B.S, Yanderbilt, 98, M.S, 99; M.D, Berlin,
03. As8t. ezp. path, med. eol, Comelly 05-08,
12-14; bacter, Bur. Science, P. I, 08-12; di-
rector, N. Y. State Quarantine Lab, 14-17;
assoc. haeter, Columbia, 19- With M.C, U.S.A,
17-19. Delegate to Int. Plague Conf, Mukden,
China, 11. ^s. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Ass.
Immunol; Soc. Exp. Biol; London Soc. Trop.
' Med. Floceulation of colloids ; treatment of try-
panosomiasis; agglutination of the plague ba-
cillus; pneumonic plague; diphtheria.

Teeple, Dr. John E(dgax), 50 E. 4l8t St, New
York, N. Y, or Montolair, N. J. Chemistry.
Kempton, HI, Jan. 4, 74. B.S, Valparaiso, 93,
A.B, 94; B.S, Cornell, 99, Ph.D, 03. Prof,
chem. and math. Nor. Col, Fremont, Nebr, 94-
98; asst, later instr. org. and physiol. chem,
Cornell, 99-04; officer and chem. director in
various ehem. mf g. companies and director, con-
sulting and research laboratories, N. Y, 04-08;
consulting ehemist and chem, engineer, 08-
Non-res. lecturer indust. chem, Cornell^ 09-10;
Columbia, 17; chief, chem. sect, Sig. C, 18; mem.
Nat. Research Council. A. A; Chem. Soc. (treas.
and director) ; Soc. Chem. Indust. (v. chairman,
N. Y. sect); Electrochem. Soc; Franklin Inst;
Soc. de Chim. indust; Chem. GeselL Chemistry
of bile pigments; electric preparation of organic
compounds; wood turpentbie industry; pine oil;
utilization of manufacturing waste products;
American potash; decolorizing carbons; tartaric
acid; oil cracking and refining.

Taetera, Dean WUber John, Iowa City, Iowa.
Pharmacy. AUiance, Ohio, Oct. 10, 66. B.S,
Mt. Union, 93, M.S, 97; Ph.C, Michigan, 95.
Demonstrator chem, med. col, Iowa, 95-02, asst.
prof, pharmacy, 02, dean, col, pharmacy, OS-
A. A; Pharmaceut. Ass; Iowa Pharm. Ass;
Iowa Acad.

TOhon, Leo B(07), 1609 Edgar Ave, Mattoon, 111.
Botany. Deadwood, S. Dak, June 21, 91.
lUinois, 16-17; with U. 8. Vept. Agr, 19- Bot
Soc. Mycology; plant pathology; fungi of
Porto Rico.

•

Teller, Edgar Eugene, 305 Ellicott Square, Buf-
falo, N. Y. Geology, Buffalo, Aug. 3, 45.
Lewiston Acad. Paleont. Soc; Wis. Nat. Hist.
Soc. (past pros). Paleontology.

Temple, Prof. OOtarles) E(dward), University of
Maryland, College Park, Md. Plant pathology.
Stanberry, Mo, Nov. 4, 77. A.B, Nebraska, 06,
A.M, 09. Instr. bot, Michigan, 09-11; prof, and
state botanist, Idaho, 11-14; exten. pathologist,
Maryland, 14-20, pro/, plant path, and state
pathologist, 15- A. A; Phytopath. Soc; Waih.
Bot. Soc. Resistance of plants to disease;
tomato diseases.

Temple, Dr. Sterling, R. and H. Chemical Co,
Perth Amboy, N. J. Chemistry. Morristown,
Minn, Oct. 22, 82. A.B, Hamline, 05, A.M, 06;
Ph.D, Minnesota, 15. Teacher chem, Rayen Sch,
Youngstown, Ohio, 07-10; prof, Dakota Wes-
leyan, 10-13; Hamline, 14-15; assoc. prof, in-
dust. chem, Minnesota, 17-18; research chemist,
B. and H. Chem. Co, 19- Capt, ordnance dept,
and major, C.W.S, 18. Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc. Non-ferrous alloys.

Tennent, Prof. D(&Yid) H(Ut), Bryn Mawr, Pa.
•Zoology. Janesville, Wis, May 28, 73. B.S,

Olivet, 00; Hopkins, 00-01, fellow, 02-04, Ph.D,
04, Bruce fellow, 04, 11-12. Acting prof. bioL
and physics, Randolph-Macon, 03; lecturer 5to^
Bryn Mawr, 04-06, assoc, 05-06, assoc prof,
06-12, prof. It- Instr, Woods Hole, 02-05, in
charge of instruction embryol, 20- Soc. Nat;
Soc. Zool. (pros. 16) ; Phila. PhysioL Soc. Em-
bryology; experimental embryology; cytology.

Tezman, Piof. Lewis M(adi8on), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. 'Psychology. Johnson Co, Ind,
Jan. 15, 77. A3, Indiana, 02, A.M, 03 ; fellow,
Clark, 03-05^ Ph.D, 05. Principal, high seh,
San Bernardino, Calif, 05-06; prof, child studj
and pedag. State Nor. Sch, Los Angeles, 06-10;
asst. prof, educ, Stanford, 10-12, assoc prof,
12-16, prof, 16- Lecturer educ, Washington
(Seattle), summer, 12; Columbia, summer, 17;
mem. committee on classification of personnel,
War Dopt, 17-19; committee on classification
of recruits, 17-19; major, U.S.A, 18-19; mem.
Nat. Research Council, 19- A.A; PsychoL Ass.
(councilor, 19-); Ass. Col. Teachers Educ; ScL
Hygiene Ass. (v. pres, 14, councilor, 14-, pres,
16). Child psychology and hygiene; sleep of
school children; genius and stupidity; Binet in-
telligence tests; measurement of intelligence;
intelligence of school children; gifted children;
group tests of mental ability; the teacher's
health; health work in schools.

Terry, Dr. Benjamin TCaylor), 2001 Peabodr
Place, Nashville, Tenn. Pathology. Birming-
ham. Ala, June 10, 76. A.B, Yanderbilt, 9S,
A.m!, 00: M.D, Hopkins, 04; fellow, Chicago,
04-05. Asst, chem. lab, Yanderbilt, 98-99; fel-
low protosool, Rockefeller Inst, 06-08, asst, 0^
10, assoc, 10-13; instr. and assoc. path, Colom-
bia, 14-18; prof, VanderbUt, 18- A.A; Soc
Exp. Biol; Soc. Pharmacol; Aas. Path, and Bact.
Inununity and chemicotherapy in trypanosome
infections; standardization of Wassermann reac-
tion; tissue stains.

Texry, Prof. E(axle) M(ttlYin), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Physics. Battle
Creek, Mich, Jan. 16, 79. A.B, Michigan, 02;
A.M, Wisconsin, 04, Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics,
Wisconsin, 02-04, instr, 04-10, aast. prof, 10-
16, assoc. prof, 16- Mem. research staff.
U.S.N. Exp. Sta, New London, Conn ; in charge,
radio school, Wisconsin. A. A; Physical So^
Effect of temperature upon magnetic properties
of iron, nickel and cobalt; modulation in radio
telephony.

Terry, Prof. Elwood I(d6U), Middlebury, Yt.
Forestry. Coxsaekie, N. Y, May 1, 79. B.S,
Harvard, 07, M.F, 18. Chief forest investiga-
tions for Mont, dist, XT. S. Forest Service, 08-11;
director, sch. forestry, Colo. Col, 12-17; ex-
change prof, forestry. Harvard, 17-18; pro/,
Middlebury, and manager, Battell Forest, 19-
Soc. Foresters. Estimation of timber; regenera-
tion of white pine in New England.

Terry, Dr. Ethel Mary, University of Chicago,
Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Hamilton, N. T, 87.
A.B, Chicago, 07, Ph.D, 13. Instr. chem, Ckir
cage, 12-18, asst. prof, 18- Chem. Soc. Saponi-
fication of ethyl acetate.

Terry, Commodore N(athaaiel) M(atson), T7. S.
N, Lyme, Conn. Physics, Lyme, April 6, 44.
A.B, Amherst, 67; Ph.D, CKSttingen, 71; hoB.

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A.M, Yale, 72, LL.D, 17. Prof, physics, U. S.
Naval Acad, 72-17, retired with rank of com-
modore, 17, head, dept. phyaiea and chem, 86-
13. Naval Inst. (mem. board of control, 87-).
Applications of electricity to naval service.

Texxy, Dr. OliYer P(eikin8), 215 Sheetz St, La
Fayette, Ind. PhyHology. La Fayette, July 23,
82. B.S, Purdue, 03; M.S, M.D, St. Louis,

06. Asst. physiol, St. Louis, 04-06; asst, prof,
physiol. otCa anat, Purdue, 06- Prof, physiol,
Ind. Med. Col, and instr. Woods Hole, 06-07.
PhysioL Soc; Am. Med. Ass. Physiological
chemistry; paroxysmal hemoglobinuria; effect
of anesthetics on catalysis by blood.

Teiry, Dr. Robert JCaines), Washington Uniyer-
sity School of Medicine, St. Louis, Mo. * Anat-
omy. St. Louis, Jan. 24, 71. Cornell, 90-92;
M.D, Mo. Med. Col, 95; Edinburgh, 98; A.B,
Washington (St. Louis), 01; Freiburg, 08.
Austin teaching f eUow, Harvard, 06-07 ; demon-
strator anat, Mo. Med. Col, 96-99; asst. prof,
Woihinffion (8t. Louis), 99-00, prof, 00- Col-
laborator, 'Am. Jour. Anat,' 01-02; ed, *Med.
Bui. Wash. Univ'; dean. Officers' Sch. Oral,
Plastic and NeuroL Surg, TJ.S.A, St. Louis, 17-
18. A.A; Ass. Anat. (mem. exec, committee,
08-12); Mo. Audubon Soc. (sec'y-treas). Biol-
ogy ; human anatomy ; anthropology ; variation ;
cranium; symmetry; respiration.

Teela^ Dr. Nikola, 8 W. 40th St, New York, N. Y.
*EleetriGal engineering, Smiljan, Austria, 57.
Poly tech, Graz; Prague and Budapest; hon.
A.M, Yale; LL.D, Columbia. Electrical engi-
neer and inventor, A.A; Elee. Eng; Philos.
Soc. Electricity; electric oscillations.

Ttet, OhArlas D, Tungsten Products Co, Boulder,
Colo. Chemistry. Dundee, III, June 18, 74.
B.M.E, Purdue, 94, A.C, 96. Asst. prof, chem,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 07-18; chief chemist, West.
Potash Works, 18; chem. expert, TJ. S. Tariff
Commission, 18-19; research chemist, fixed ni-
trogen researdi lab, American, 19-20; with
Tungsten Prod. Co, 20- Chem. Soc. Inorganic
and analytical chemistry; analysis of lime
nitrogen.

Teit, Prof. Louis Agassis, 629 Bussell St, La
Fayette, Ind. Chemistry. Dundee, HI, June /8,
74. B.M.E, Purdue, 94, A.C, 96; Ph.D, Chicago,

07. Prof, chem, Oceidental, 07-09; asst. Mo.
Sch. Mines, 09-13; assoc, Iowa State, 13-18;
prof, gen. chem, Purdue, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Ass. Prof. Inorganic chemistry; rate of decom-
position of cyanids in solution.

Test, Prof. WCUliam) H(eDiy), 716 Browne St, La
Fayette, Ind. Chemistry. Biehmond, Ind, Feb.
1. 71. B.S, Purdue, 92, M-S, 03. Asst. chem,
Purdue, 93-95, instr, 95-01, asst. prof, 01-
Soc. Chem. Indust. Sugars; water; fuels;
valuation of fuels.

Tliachsr, Dr. Jolin 8(eyinoiir), 20 W. 50th St,
New York, N. Y. Pathology, Medicine. New
Haven, Conn, June 10, 56. A.B, Yale, 77; M.D,
Columbia, 80. Pathologist, Presbyterian Hosp,
N. T, 89-07, attending ph^fsioian, 03-; demon-
strator path, Columbia, 96-03, prof. eUn. med,
OS- A. A; emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Am.
Med. Ass; N. Y. Path. Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med.
CUnical medicine.

Thaler, Prof. JCoseph) ACnken), Bozeman, Mont.
Electrical engineering. Koessen, Austria, Sept.
29, 63. E.E, Minnesota, 00. Instr. math, Min-
nesota, 00-01; asst* prof. mech. eng, Mont.
Col, 01-02; instr. mech, Purdue, 02-03; prof,
elee. eng, Mont. Col, OS- Elec. Eng; Eng.
Educ; Mont. Eng. Soc. Effects of magnetism
on the properties of iron a,nd steel.

Thslhlmer, Dr. WlUiam, Columbia Hospital, Mil-
waukee, Wis. Pathology. San Francisco, CaUf ,
Oct. 12, 85. B.S, Richmond, 03; M.D, Hopkins,
08. Surg, intern, Mt. Sinai Hosp, N. Y. City,
08-10; instr. path, Virginia, 10-11; asst, Mt.
Sinai Hosp, 11-18, adj. attending surgeon, 19;
director, Columbia Hosp. Laboratories, 18-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Med. Experimental pathology and sur-
gery; rheumatic fever; regeneration of bone;
gastric ulcer; gastric carcinoma; lethargic en-
cephalitis.

That<Sher, Prof. B(oscoe) W(ilfred), IJniTersity
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Agricultural chemistry.
Chatham Center, Ohio, Oct. 5, 72. B.S, Nebraska,
98, A.M, 01, D.Agr, 20. Instr. science, high sch,
Beatrice, Nebr, 99-00 ; asst. chemist, Nebr. Exp.
Sta, 00-02; ehemist. Wash. Exp. Sta, 02-10, di-
rector, 07-13, assoc. prof, chem. Wash. State,
02-10, prof. agr. chem. and head, dept. agr, 10--
13; prof. agr. chem, Minnesota, 13-17; agr.
biochemist, Minn. Exp. 8ta, 13-17, dean, dept.
agr, and director, Exp. Sta, 17- A.A; Soc.
Agron. (pros, 11) ; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. (pres,
18-20) ; Am. Geog. Soc. Bioohemistry of resist-
ance to disease in plants; enzymes of plants.

Thaxter, Prof. Bolaxid, 7 Scott St, Cambridge,
Mass. *Bota/ny. Newton, Mass, Aug. 28, 58.
A3, Harvard, 82, A.M, Ph.D, 88. Mycologist,
Conn. Exp. Sta, 88-91, asst. prof, orypt. bot.
Harvard, 91-01, prof, 01-19, emer. prof, 19-
Am. ed, 'Annals of Bot,' 07- Nat. Acad; A. A;
Bot. Soc. (pres, 09); Phytopath. Soc; Am.
Acad; New Eng. Bot. Club; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist; Britidi Mycol. Soc; London Linnean Soc;
hon. mem. Bot. Gesell. Thallophytes; fungi;
fungous parasites of insects; Laboulbeniaceae.

Thayer, Abbott HCanderson), Monadnock, N. H.
Painting. Boston, Mass, Aug. 12, 49. Chaun-
cey HaU Sch, Boston; Ecole des Beaux Arts,
Paris, 75-79. Soc. Am. Artists (pres, two
years); Nat. Acad. Design; Am. Acad; Insigne
Beale Bomana Delle Belle Arti Denominata Di
San Luca. Concealing coloration of the animal
kingdom.

ThAyer, John BUot» Lancaster, Mass. OrnifM-
ogy. Boston, Mass, April 3, 62. A3, Harvard,
85, hon. A.M, 10. A.A; mem. Ornith. Union;
Am. Acad ; Nuttall 6lub.

ThSkjvt, Dr. WCilUsm) SCydney), 406 Cathedral
St, Baltimore, Md. '^Medicine. Milton, Mass,
June 23, 64. A.B, Harvard, 85, M.D, 89 ; Berlin
and Vienna, 89-90; Paris, 93; LL.D, Washing-
ton (Md), 07; hon. F. R. C. P. (IreUnd), 12.
Kes. physician, Hopkins Hosp, 91-98, assoc. med,
Hopkins, 95, assoc. prof, 96-05, prof. din. med.
05-18, med, 18-21, assoc, Hopkins Hosp, 9^05,
assoc. physician, 05-18, physician-in-chief, 18-21.
Brig, gen, M.C, and chief consultant, med.
service, A.E.F, 18-19; mem. Nat. Besearch
Council (mem. med. sect, and committee on

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AMEBIGAN M£K OF SCIENCE

foreign relations). D. S. medal Cong. Am.
PhyaieianB and Surg, 16 (pres); Int. Med.
Cong^ Moscow, 97 (hon. pros); London,* 13
(hon. pres). A.A; Am. Physicians (pres); Am.
Med. Ass; Soc. Trop. Med. (pres) ; Soc. Clin. In-
Test; Md. Med. and Chimrg. Faculty; Wash.
Acad; British Soc. Trop. Med; feL Boyal Soc
Med. London; for. mem. Acad. m^. de Paris;
Soc. d'hdp, Paris (hon. cor. mem), Lyon (cor.
mem); Soc. Boyale des Sci. m4d. et nat.
Bnizelles; cor. mem. Gesell. fur Inner. Med.
nnd Kinderheilknnde Wien; hon. mem. Buda-
pest Boyal Soc. Physicians; hon. mem. Moscow
Therapeut. Soc. Parasites and etiology of ma-
laria; the blood in different pathological con-
ditions; the blood in typhoid fever; cardiac and
vascular complications of tTpl^oid fever; cardiac
complications of chorea; arteriosclerosis; ex-
perimental cardiac murmurs; Adams-Stokee ifyn-
drome and heart-block.

Theobald, Dr. flamiMl, Cathedral and Howard
Sts, Baltimore, Md. Ophthalmology, Otology,
Baltimore, Nov. 12, 46. M.D^ Ma^land, 67;
Vienna and London, 70-71. Prof, diseases of
eye and ear, Baltimore Polyclinic, 84; swrgeon,
Bdliimore Bye, Sar and Throat ChaHty Hosp,
82-; din. prof. ophthaL and otol, Hopkin», and
ophthal. and aural surgeon, HoplevM Hosp, 94-
12, Clin, prof. ophthdL and ophthal, surgeon, 12-
Ophthal. Soc. (pres, 09-); QtoL Soc; Am. Med.
Ass; Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty (pres, 00).
Anatomy and pathology of stricture of the
lachrymal passages; the mode of production of
tinnitus aurium; muscular anomalies of the
eyes; otomycosis; the pathogenesis of sympa-
thetic ophthalmitis; subnormal accommodative
power as a cause of defective vision and
asthenopia in young persons; production of re-
flex aural neuroses by eye-strain.

Tblel, A(lbext) F(x6dflrle), Univeraitj Farm, St.
Paul, Minn. Botany, Staples, Minn, April 26,
87. A3, Minnesota, 16; A.M, Nebraska, 17.
Asst. bot. Nebraska, 16-17; field asst, hw, plant
indwt, Jj. 8. Dept, Agr, 17-19, ant, pathologist,
19- Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Plant physiol-
ogy, ecology and pathology; stem rust.

Tliiesaeii, AlfMl Henrj, Weather Bureau Custom
House, Baltimore, Md. Meteorology, Troy, N.
Y, April 8, 72. B.S, ComelL Meteorologist,
U. 8, Weather Bwr, 98-; Denver forecast dist,
climat. service, Colo. Normal climatic factors
of Maryland and Delaware; visibility meter; ap-
plication of wireless to wind instrument records.

Tliiaiseii, Dr. Beinluurdt, IT. S. Bureau of Mines,
Pittsburgh, Pa. BoUmy. New HolrteSni Wis,
May 1, 76. Ph3, Lawrence, 95; B.S, Chicago,
08, fellow, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Asst principal,
high sch, Prescott, Wis, 95-98; teacher seienee,
Bed Biver VaUey Univ, 98-01; biol, Des Moines,
0M>4; instr. bot, Univ. High Sch, Chicago, 06;
researeh oh&mist, U, 8, Bwr, Mines, 07- A. A;
Bot. Soc: Chem. Soc. Origin and eompoflitifm
of coals, ugnite and peat; structure of graphite
in relation to crucible making; sulphur com-
pounds in coal.

Thilly, Prof. Frank, Ithaca, N. T. Philosophy.
Cincinnati, Ohio, Aug. 18, 65. A3, Cincinnati,
87, LLJD, 08, Missouri, 13, Berlin, 87-89; A.M,
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 91; fellow, Cornell, 91-92.

Instr. philos, Cornell, 92-93 ; prof, Missouri, 93-
04; ps^ehol, Princeton, 04-06; phUos, Cornell,
06- £d, 'School Bev,' 92-93; <Univ. of Mis-
souri Studies,' 01-04; 'Int Jour, of Ethics.'
09-14. Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass. (see'y, 05-
08, pres, 12); West. Philos. Ass. Logic; his-
tory of philosophy; ethics; history of rational-
ism.

Thorn, Dr. Oharlea, U. S. Department of Agricul-
culture, Washington, D. C. Botainy, MierohioX'
ogy, Minonk, 111 Nov. 11, 72. A3, Lake
Forest, 95, A.M, 97; Ph.D, Missouri, 99. Instr.
biol, Missouri, 97-99, bot, 99-01, asst. prof, 01-
02; asst, Cornell, 02-<)4; mycologist in dieese in-
vestigations, V, 8, Dept, Agr, 04-14, in charge,
mierohiol, lab, Inur, chem, 14- Delegate, Int
Dairy Cong, 05. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Soc. Bact; Dairy ScL Ass; Wash. Acad.
Food microbiology; saphrophytic molds; cheese
and cheese ripening.

Thom, Dr. W(U]iam) TCaylor), Jr, U. S. Geologi-
<Htl Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology. Boa-
noke, Va, June 9, 91. B.S, Washington and
Lee, 13 ; fellow, Hopkins, 16-17, Ph3, 17._ Sur-
veyor, D. C. Water Dept, 09-10; geologist, U. 8.
Oeol, 8urv, 19- Field asst, various geoL sur-
veys, summers, lS-16; with bur. statist, Fuel Ad,
17-19. Min. and Metal. Eng; Wash. OeoL Soc.
Economic geology; stratigraphy.

Thomas, Prof. A(bram) 0(w«i), UniverBitj of
Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Geology. Montgomery-
shire, Wales, March 21, 76. Ph.B, Iowa, 04,
M.S, 09; fellow, Chicago, 15-16. Principal,
high sch^ Wellman, Iowa, 04-09; instr. geol,
Iowa, 10-14, asst. prof, 14-18, assoe, prof, 19-
Field asst, Iowa GeoL Surv, 10-; lecturer geol,
Macbride Lakeside Lab, summers/ 09-12; geolo-
gist, Iowa exped. to Barbados- Antigua, 18.
A. A; Paleont. Soc; Iowa Acad, (trees, 15-).
Invertebrate paleontology; stratigraphy and pa-
leontology of the Devonian and Niagaran of
Iowa.

Thomas, Prof. Arthur W(aldorf), Columbia ITni-
versity. New York, N. Y. ChemMry. New
Brunswick, N. J, Feb. 18, 91. Chemist, Colum-
bia, 12, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 15. Instr. food ekewi,
Columbia, 12-17, asst, prof, 19- Lieut, S. C, 17-
18, capt, A.E.F, 18-19. AJL; Chem. Soc; Soc
Exp. Biol. Starch and amylases; colloids; or-
ganic analysis.

Thomas, Prof. Oaad 0(lHV)f Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Meehanioal engisieer-
ing. Detroit, Mich, July 14, 72. Stanford,
91-94; M.E, Cornell, 95. Asst engineer. Globe
Iron Works Co, 95-97, chief engineer, 97-99;
chief draftsman, marine dept, Md. Steel Co, 99-
01; prof, marine eng, N. Y. XTniv, 01-03; Cor-
nen, 04-08; steam and gas eng, Wisconsin, 08-
13; head, dept. mech. eng, Hopkins, 13-20; eon-
suiting engineer, Dwight P. Bohinson and Co,
Ine, 20- Manager machinery fabrication. Hog
IsL Ship Yard, 17-19. Mech. Eng; Naval
Archit and Marine Eng. Steam and gas engi-
neering; steam turbines; specific heat of super-
heated steam; the measurement of steam and of
gas by weight instead of by volume by means of
an electric meter.

Thomaa, Cedl OCal^ert), XT. 8. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany, Near

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681

Huron, S. Dak. A.B, Wabasli, 12, A.M, 13;
Cornell, 13-17. Aeat. bot, Wabash, 12, instr, 13 ;
N. T. State Col. Agr, Cornell, 13-17; asst. plant
disinfection, fed. hort. board, 17. 8. Dept. Agr, 18,
path, inspector, 18-19, oMt. plant path, office
foreign seed and plant introdtietion, hur, plant
indust, 19- A. A; Bot. Soc Seed disinfection;
nursery stock propagation.

Thomas, Prof. Bvan, 187 Loomia St, Burlington,
Vt. Mechanioe, Llangranog, South Wales, Aug^
25, 53. B.S, Denison, 76; B.D, Tale, 80; Dart-
mouth, 84-86. Instr. math, prep, dept, Oberlin,
76-78; minister and journalist; instr. math,
Vermont, 92-02; asst. prof, 06-12, assoc. prof,
12-13, prof math, and meek, eoh eng, IS^
A. A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; Vt. Soc. Eng.
Mathematics; pedagogy.

Thomas, Dr. Henry H, 1228 Madison Ave, Bal-
timore, Md. Neurology. Baltimore, May 25»
61. Hayerford, 78-79; Hopkins, 79-82, 87,
hon. A.M, 02; M.D, Maryland, 85; Heidelberg,
Vienna and Berlin, 86. Asst. new, Hopkinii
Hosp, 89-96, Clin, prof, Hopkins, and newrolo-
gist, Hopkins Hosp. and Dispensary, 9$^ Con*
suiting neurologist. Home for Incurables; Pres-
byterian Eye, Ear and Throat Hosp; etc. AJL;
Neur. Ass; Am. Med. Ass. Diseases of the
nervous system.

Thomas, H(oward) B(ioe), University of Texas,
Austin, Tex. CivU engineering, Montrale, Va,
July 12, 87. C.E, Texas, 12; fellow, DlinoSs,
12-14, M.S, 14. Asst. testing engineer, joist
committee, Soc. Civil Eng. and R. B. Eng. Ass,
14-18; testing engineer, Emergency Fleet Ooirp,
18-19; Texas, 19- Soc. Test. Mat. Concrete
materials; stresses in railroad tr^ck.

Thomas, Prof. Jacob Earl, 19 Forest Ave, Mor-
gantown, W. Ya. Physiology, Steilaeoom, Wash,
Jan. 31, 91. B.S, M.D, St. Louis, 18. Asst.
physiol, St. Louis, 14-18, instr, 18-20, asst prof,
20; prof. West Virginia, BO- Iowa Lakeside
Lab, 20. Vertebrate physiology.

Thomas, Br. J(ohn) J(enk8), 88 Bay State Boad,
Boston, Mass. Medicine, Neurology, Columbus,
Ohio, Sept. 6, 61. AJ3, Williams, 86; A.M,
MJ>, Harvard, 90. Physioian diseases of nerv*
ous system, Boston City Hosp, 9S-; pathologist,
Boston Insane Hosp, 98-08; instr. iisiir, mod.
seh. Tufts, 0^-06, asst. prof, 06-12, prof, 12-16,
emer. prof, 16- Physician, Boston Dispensary,
92-96; consulting neurologist, QuJncy Hosp, 0^
Major, B.E.F, 15; major and consulnng psychia*
trist, AJi.F, 18-19. AJl; Neur. Ass. (▼. pres,
08-16); Am. Med. Ass;. Boston Soc P«ychiat.
and Neur. (pres, 11). Pathology and patho-
logical anatomy of the nervous system.

Thomas, Boy OCnxtis), Agricultural Experiment
Station, Wooster, Ohio. Plani pathology, CIms-
terville, Ohio, Dec. 87. A.B, Wooster, 13;
Ohio State, 15-16. Teacher sdenee, high seh, N.
Lima, Ohio, 13-15; asst bot, Michigan, 16-17.
Collaborator, seed dept, bur. plant indust, IT. S.
Dept. Agr, 15. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Ohio Acad.

Thomas, Stanley J(Qd8on), H. K. Mulford Co,
Olenolden, Pa. Chemistry, Scranton, P% Feb.
10, 89. B.S, Lafayette, 12; M.S, Lehigh, 13,
A.M, 15. Instr. chem, Lehigh, 12-16, biol, 12-

13, bacter, 13-15, asst. prof, 16-17; tissoc. di-
rector, H. K, Mulford Co. A. A; Soc. Bact;
Chem. Soc Sanitary chemistry; bacteriology.

Thomas, Dr. Walter Stevens, Clifton Springs, K.
Y. Medicine. Weimar, Tex, Aug. 23, 84. MJ),
Texas, 06. Fellow and asst. path, Hopkins, 08-
10; instr. and assoc, Washington (St. Louis),
11-17; director, laboratories, Clifton Springs
Sanitarium, 17- Bacteriology; pathology.

Thompson, Prof. O(arolin0) B(nxUng), Wellesley
College, Wellesley, Mass. Biology. Philadel-
phia, Pa, June 27, 69. B.S, Pennsylvania, 98,
fellow, 99-01, PhJ), 01. Instr. sool, Wellesley,
01-03, 05-09, assoc. prof, 09-16, prof, 16-
A. A; Soc. Zool; Soc. Nat; Boston Soc. Nat.
Hist. Comparative morphology of the nemer-
tean worms; morphology of insects, especiaUy
termites.

Thompson, Charles Henry, Missouri Botanical
Gardens, St. Louis, Mo. Botany, Turlock,
Calif, June 23, 70. B.S, E:ansas State, 93, M.S,
98. Instr. bot, Shaw Seh. of Bot, 93-95; bot.
asst. Mo. Bot. Garden, 95-96; instr. bot, Mis-
souri, 96-^7; in charge, dept. suemOeni plants.
Mo. Bot. Garden, 04- Field agent, IT. S. Dept.
Agr, 93, expert seed tester, 96; forest reserve,
Dept. Interior, 00; collaborator, bur. plant in-
dust, TJ. S. Dept. Agr, 09- St. Louis Acad;
Engelmann Bot Club; St. Louis Cactus Ass.
Systematic botany; Gactaceae; Lemnaceae.

Thompson, Orystal, Amherst College, Amherst,
Mass*. Zoology. Cassopolis, Mich, July 5, 87.
B.S, Michigan, 09, A.M, 10. Asst. comp. anat,
Michigan, 08^i0; scientific asst, museum of sool,
Michigan, 10-18; eurator sool. eoUeeiions, Am-
herst, 13^ Curator, N. Dak. BioL Sta, summer,

19. A. A; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp;
Mus. Ass; Mich. Acad; Waah. Biol. Soc
Herpetoloj^; ecology.

Thompson, Prof. E(dward) P(ayBon), Biverside,
Calif. Mathematics. Boss Grove, Dl, May 4,
58. A.B. Monmouth, 79, A.M, 81; Hopkins, 90-
91. Prof, math, Geneva (Pa), 80-90; math, and
chem, Westminster (Pa), 91-93; math. Miami,
93-05; orange grower, 05-^ Mem. Int. Gong.
Math, Paris, 00. Philosophy of mathematieB;
horticulture.

Thompson, Prof. Firman, Delaware College, New-
ark, Del. Chemistry. New Carlisle, Ohio, June

20, 74. B.S, Michigan, 97. Asst. chemist, N.
T. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 97-98; Sugar Planters*
Exp. Sta, Honolulu, Hawaii, 99-00; first asst
chemist. Govt. Sugar Bur, Queensland, 0(M)2;
asst. chemist. Sugar Planters' Exp. Sta, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii, 08-07; asst. prof, ehem, N. Dak.
Col, 08-09; DeUmate, 09- Chem. Soc Agri-
cultural chemistry; composition of orgimie
matter of soils.

Thompson, Prof. G6o(rge) Bdlsworth), Iowa
State College, Ames, Iowa. Fhysies. Warren,
Ind, April 2, 87. A.B, Indiana, 09, A.M, 10;
Ph.D, Cornell, 13. Instr. physics, Cornell, 11-
14; assoc. prof, Iowa State, 14- Iowa Acad.
Photo-electric cells; heat penetration in canned
foods.

Thompson, Gnstava W(hyta), 129 York St, Brook-
lyn, K. Y. Chemistry, Brooklyn, July 27, 65.
Chief chemist, Nat, Lead Co, 92-14, director.

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14-; V, pre8, and director, WiUiams Harvey Corp,
19- A. A; Chem. Soe; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc.
Test. Mat; Chem. Eng. (pres, 18) ; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club ; Chem. Verein. AnalTsis of paints and
of alloys; paint tests; lead eomponnds.

Thompson, Dean Helen B(lBhop), Kansas State
Agrienltural College^ Manhattan, Kans. Bio-
ohemittry. B.S, Kansas State, 03, M.S, 07;
A.M, Columbia, 13; Ph.D, Tale, 17. Prof,
household econ, Lincoln, 07-09; B. I. Col, 09-
12; prof, and dean of women, N. H. Col, IS-
IS; prof, nutrition and dietet, Conn. Col. for
Women, 15-18; prof, nutrition and dietet, and
dean, div, home eoon, Kansas State, 18- Lec-
turer, Brown, 11-12. Home Econ. Ass; Elans.
Acad; Columbia Biochem. Ass. Nutrition;
g^owtii in the albino mouse; baking in high
altitudes; tissues of mollusks and crustaceans.

Thompson, Prof. H(enr7) D(allas), Princeton, N.
J. ^MafhemaUca, Metuchen, N. J, Aug. 24,
64. A.B, Princeton, 85, fellow, 85-86, A.M,
88, Sc.D, 89; fellow, Hopkins, 86-87; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 92. Tutor, later asst. prof, and prof,
math, Princeton, 88-- A.A; Math. Soc. Hj-
perelliptic functions; geometry,

Tfaompeon, Prof. J(anie8) B(dwln), 3224 Broad-
way, Galveston, Tex. Surgery. Northwieh,
England, May 21, 63. M.D, London, 87,
F.K.C.S, 88. Bes. surgeon, Manchester Boyal
Infirmary, 90; prof, surg, Texas, 91- Surgeon,
John Sealy Hosp, Ckdveston. S. Surg. Ass.
(pres, 19) ; Boyal Soc. Med.

Thompson, CoL John T(aliAferro), U. S. A. (re-
tired), 501 Fifth Ave, New York, N. Y.
Meohanioal engineering. Newport, Ky, Dee. 81,
60. Grad, TJ. S. Mil. Acad, 82; IT. S. Eng.
Sch, 84; XT. S. Artillery Sch, 90. All grades
from second lieut. to col, U.S. A, 82-14; senior
asst. instr. ordnance and gunnery, XT. S. MIL
Acad, 96-98; senior asst. to chief of ordnance,
TT.S.A, 07-14; lecturer ordnance, Army War
Col, 07-14; gen. ordnance engineer, Bemington
Arms Union Metallic Co. and consulting engi-
neer, Bemington Arms Co. of Del, 14-17; chief
of small arms div, War Dept, advisory engineer
to chief of ordnance, director of arsenals, brig,
gen. ordnance dept, 17-18; consulting engineer,
19- A. A; Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. Steel
for rifles; modem weapons of war,

Thompson, Prof. Joseph O(Bgood), Amherst,
Mass. ^Physics. Weymouth, Mass, July 29, 63.
A.B, Amherst, 84 ; PhJ), Strasbourg, 91. Instr.
math, Amherst, 87-89; physios, Haverford, 91-
94; assoc. prof, Amherst, 94-18, prof, 18-
A.A; Phyrical Soe. Elasticity of metals.

Thompson, Dr. Louis T(en) E(y6k), Clark Uni-
versity, Worcester, Maes. Physics, South Ha-
ven, Mich, Oct. 24, 91. B.S, Kalamazoo, 14;
A.M, Clark, 15, Ph.D, 17. Instr. and asst.
prof, physics^ Clark, 17-19, research fellow, bal-
listic inst. and indust. research laboratories, 19-,
Nat. Besearch Council fellow, 20- Assoc. Phys-
ical Soc. Dynamics; thermodynamics; ballistics.

Thompson, Dr. M(aiince) ds Kay, Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Electrochemistry. Covington, Ky, July 23, 77.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98; Ph.D, Basel, 03.
Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 98-01, instr.

electrochem, 01-07, asst. prof, 07-13, assoe. prof,
IS- Electrochem. Soc; Am. Acad. Applied
electrochemistry; dielectric constant of liquid
ammonia; Siemen's process for winning copper;
free energy of some halogen and oxygen com-
pounds; equilibria of monovariant systems at
high temperatures.

Thompson, Dr. B(alph) li(eroy), 1402 8. Grand
Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Pathology. Lisbon, Maine,
Nov. 15, 73. A.B, Bates, 96, A.M, 02; MJ),
Harvard, 00. Fellow, Bockefeller Inst, 02-03;
asst. pathologist, Boston City Hosp, 03-04; as-
soc. prof, path, St. Louis, 04-06, prof, 06-
A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Im-
munity; pathological anatomy; surgery and
pathology of the thyroid and parathyroid glands.

Thompson, Prof. Bobert N(eal), 25 Greenwood
Ave, Atlanta, Gkt. Physics. Kingston Springs,
Tenn, Aug. 23, 75. B.S, Nashrille, 05; Chi-
cago, 06-09; Columbia, 15-16. Instr. physics,
Montana, 09-10, asst. prof, and head of dept,
10-20; asst. prof, Ga. Tech, 20- A.A; assoc.
Physical Soe; Ass. Prof.

Thompson, Sanford B(leaser), Newton Highlands,
Mass. Engineering, Ogdensbnrg, N. x^ Feb.
13, 67. B.S^ Mass. Inst. Tech, 89. Engaged
in eng. construction, 86-96; consulting engi-
neer, 96-17; Thompson and Liehtner Co, 17-
Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat. (diaii-
man, C. 9); Concrete Inst, (director and ▼.
pres) ; Taylor Soc (director) ; Boston Soe.
Civil Eng. Standardi^tion metiiods and prac-
tise through time and job analysis; industrial
management.

Thompson, Prof. Thomas Q(ordon), IJniyer8it.r
of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Chemistry.
Rosebank, N. Y, Nov. 26, 88. A.B, Clark:
M.S, Ph.D, Washington (Seattle). Asst. chem-
ist. Am. Brass Co, 06-11; AnL Steel and Win
Co, 12; teaching fellow chem, Washington
(Seattle), 14-17, asst. prof, 19- Carnegie
scholar, British Iron and Steel Inst, 15; eapt,
C.W.S, 17-19. Chem. Soc. Inorganic and an-
alytical chemistry.

Thompson, Prof. W(alter) P(almer), ITniversity
of Saskatchewan, Sadcatoon, Sask, Can. Bot-
amy. Jarvis, Ont, April 8, 89. BJL, Toronto,
10; A.M, Harvard, 12, Ph.D, 14. Prof. bto2.
and head of dept, Saskatchewan, 14- 1851 Bi-
hibition scholar, 10-18. AJL; Bot. Soe; Sask.
Nat. Soc. (pres, 17). Anatomy and morphologr
of seed plants; genetics of wheat.

Thompson, Willard 0(handler), Kew Jersey Agri-
cultural College, New Brunswick, N. J.
Poultry husbatUhry. Sun Prairie, Wis, Nov. 24,
90. B.S.(Agr), Wisconsin. 12. Acting head,
dept. animal husbandry, Arkansas, 12-18; instr.
poultry husbandry, Butgers, 13-, aset. reseairek^
N. J. Bxp. Sta, IS" A.A; Ass. Instmetors and
Investigators in Poultry Husbandry. Poultry
nutrition, housing and environment; inheritance
of egg shell color; egg preservation.

Thompson, Br. W(lUiun) Oilman, 142 E. 62d St,
New York, N. Y. Medicine. New York. Dec
25, 56. Ph.B, Yale, 77; MJ), C^ilnmbia, 81.
Consulting physician, Bellevue and Woman's
Hospitals; prof, med, med. col, ComeU, 98-11*
emer. prof, 11- Visiting physician, N. Y. Hosp,

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87-95; Presb. Hosp, 87-12; Bellevae Hosp, 95-
16, consulting physician, 16--; prof. physioL and
mat. mod, N. Y. UniVy 87-98; pres, Indust.
Clinic. Am Physicians; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y.
Acad. Med; fel. N. Y. Acad.

Thomaen, Dr. Herman iTah, 1928 Mt. Boyal Ter-
race, Baltimore, Md. Mathematics, Baltimore,
Not. 28, 60. A.B, Harvard, 81; Ph.D, Hopkins,
09. Math. Ass. Invariants of the ternary
quartio.

Thomsen, J(6rg6ii) S(nist), 51 Summit Ave, Jer-
sey Oity, N. J. Chemigtry, Denmark, Mardi
26, 75. Copenhagen, 92; Copenhagen Polytech,
96-97, 98-08; Copenhagen Pharmaeeut. Col, 97-
98. Chemist, Smith and Klein, Phila, 03-04;
Dixon's CruoibJe Co, 04- Chem. Soc; DaiUah
Civil Eng. Analysis of dried paint; separation
of graphitic carbon from amorphous carbon by
ethylene bromid; cements; electric furnace; high
temperature resistance material; graphite.

Thomaon, Dr. Elllni, General Electric Co, Lynn,
Mass. *Bleetrioal engineering, Manchester,
England, March 29, 53. A.B, A.M, Cent. High
Sch. Phila, 70; hon. A.M, Yale, 90; hon. Ph.D,
Tufts, 96; hon. ScD, Harvard, 09. Asst. prof,
chem, Cent. High. Sch, Phila, 70-75, prof, 76-
80 ; electrician, Thomson-Houston and Oen. Elee,
Companies, SO-; engineer, Thomson Elec, Welding
Co, Mem. corporation, Mass. Inst. Tech, acting
pres,20; pros. Int. Electrochem. Commission. John
Scott medals, 88, 00; Grand Prix (elec. inven-
tion), Paris, 89, 00; La. Purchase Expos, 04;
Bumf ord medal, 01 ; Chevalier and Officer L^ion
d'honneur, 89; Edison medal, Elec. Eng, 10;
Elliott Cresson medal, Franklin Inst, 12; John
Fritz medal, 16; Hughes medal, Boyal Soc,
London, 16. IT. S. delegate. Int. Elec. Cong,
93; St. Louis, 04 (pres, chamber of delegates,
pres. of cong). Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres, 99);
Physical Soc. (v. pres, 03, 04) ; Elec. £ng. (past
pres); Chem. Soc; Philos. Soc; fel. Am. Acad,
(v. pres); hon. mem. British Inst. Elec. Eng;
British Inst. Civil Eng. Phenomena of alternat-
ing current induction; high potentials and high
frequency apparatus; electric welding; general
development in electricity and allied fields.

Thomson, Dean Frands A(ndrew), Moscow,
Idaho. Mining, Metallurgy, London, England,
Dec. 21, 79. E.M, Colo. Sch. Mines, 04, M.S, 14.
Professional practise, B.C, Colo, Nev, Idaho and
Calif, 96-06; prof, mining and metal, Wash.
State, 07-11, acting dean of faculty, 14-16;
dean, sch, mines, Idaho, 17- Director, Idaho
Bur. Mines and Geol, 19-; consulting metallur-
gist, U. S. Bur. Mines. Min. and MetaL Eng.
(chairman, Columbia sect, 14) ; Eng. Ednc; Ass.
Prof. Fire assaying; cyanidation of gold and
silver ores; flotation; concentration.

Thomson, B(obert) B(oyd), Toronto Unlveraity,
Toronto, Can. Botany, Prescott, Ont, Sept. 16,
70. B.A, Toronto, 99. Lecturer and later assoo,
prof, hot, Toronto, OS- A. A; Bot. Soc; feL
Boyal Soc. Can. Phanerogamic botany; anat-
omy and reproduction of gymnosperms ; anatomy
and reproduction of the Araucarian conifers;
teratological features of certain conifers.

Thomnan, Dr. E(dgar) a(6orfe), 1412 Park
Ave, Hoboken, N. J. Chemistry, Masulipatam,
India, 86. B.S, Columbia, 07, A.M, 08, Ph.D,

10. Chemist, Bayer and Co, 08-09; asst. chem,
Columbia, 09-10; chemist, Lightfoot Sehultz C6,
11-13; research chemist, dairy div, IT. S. Dept. '
Agr, 13-14; V, pres, emd seo'y, Lightfoot Sohults
Co, 14" A.A; Chem. Soc

Thorbnzn, AClbart) D(ayid), 3007 Delaware St,
Indianapolis, Ind. Pharmacy, Near St. Oath-
erina, Ont^ Nov. 11, 72. Grad, Chicago CoL
Pharmacy, 94. Asst. prof, chem, Chicago Col.
Pharmacy, 94-97; chemist, Searle and Hereth
Co, 01-06; in charge of production of med,
preparations, Pitman-Moore Co, 0&-19; Swan-
Myers Co, 19-- Prof. mat. med, Dl. Med. Col,
01-04; assoe. prof . Pharmacol, Indiana, 18-17.
Chem. Soc. (pres, Ind. sect, 13-15, councilor, 16-
18); Pharmaeeut. Ass. Drugs; medicinal
products.

Thomber, Prof. J(ohn) JCamm), University of
Ariiona, Tucson, Aria. Biology, Bantoul, 111,
Feb. 8, 78. B.S, S. Dak. Ool, 95; Nebraska, 97,
A.M, 01. Instr. sciences, high sch, Nebr. City,
97-01; hiologisi, Arisona, and botanist, Exp,
8ta, 01- Asst, Nebr. Bot. Surv, 97-01. A.A;
Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent. States; Int# Ass. Bot Eco-
logical aspects of the flora of eastern Nebraska;
taxonomy and ecology of the flora of Arizona;
range conditions in Arisonm.

Thomberry, Martin H(armon), BoUa, iso. Metal-
lurgy, Newtonia, Mo, July 18, 82. B.8, Mo.
Sch. Mines, 12, B.S. (Metal), 17, Metal. Eng, 20.
Research metallurgist, Mo, 8ch, Mines, 16- Min.
and MetaL Eng. Chemistry; flotation; leaching.

Thombnrg, Prof. 0(liaxle8) L(ewi8), Lehigh Uni-
versity, South Betiilehem, Pa. Mathematics, As-
tronomy. Barboursville, W. Va, April 17, 59.
Fellow, Vanderbilt, 80-83, B.S, 82 C.E, 83,
Ph.D, 84, Teacher^ pub. schools, W. va, 77-79;
asst. eng, Vander'bilt, 84, instr, 85-87, adj. prof,
87-95; prof, math, and astron, Lehigh, 96-
A.A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ.

nomdlke, Prof. Bdward L(6e), Teachers Col-
lege, New York, N. Y. ^Psychology, Williams-
burg, Mass, Aug. 31, 74. A.B, Wesleyan, 95,
ScD, 19; A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 97; Ph.D,
Columbia, 98. Instr. edne. and teaching, GoL
for Women, Western Beserve, 98-99; psychol,
Teachen Col, Columbia, 99-01, adj. prof, 01-03,
prof, educ, psychol, 04- Head, dept. comp. psy-
chol. Woods Hole, 00-02; chairman, committee
on classification of personnel, IJ.8.A, 17-18.
Nat. Acad; A.A. (chairman, sections H and
L); Soc. Nat; PsycboL Ass. (pfres, 12); Eeoa.
Ass; Sociol. Soc; Galton Soe; Philos. Ajm; fel.
N. Y. Acad. (pres). Animal psychology; edu-
cational psychology; educational statislJcs.

Tbomdlke, Sturgia H(ooper), 15 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. CML engineering, Beverly, Maasy
June 11, 68. A.B, Harvard, 90; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 95. Engineer, City of Boston, 95-
13; partner, Paty, Spofford and ThamdCke, 1^
Instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-06. CMl Eng; New
Eng. Water Works Ass; Boston Soc. CHvil Eng.
(director, 19-). Engineering eeonomics.

Thomdike, Dr. T(own86Qd) W(l]Uani), 20 New-
bury St, Boston, Mass. Dermatology, Boston,
72. Harvard, 94-95, M.D, 02. Dermatologist,
Cam^ Hosp, 07-14; Boston City Hasp, 07-;
prof, dermat, med, sch. Tufts; Harvard Med,
Sch, A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Anthrop. Ass; New

684.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Eng. Soc. Dermat. (v. pree, 15-). Dermatology;
flyphilis; history of medicine.

Thome, Charles Embree, Ohio Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Wooster, Ohio. Agriculiure.
Greene Co, Ohio, Oct. 4, 46. Mich. Agr. Ool,
66; Antioch, 68-70; hon. M.S.A, Ohio State, 90.
Farm manager, Ohio State, 77-81; dvrwtor^
Ohio Exp. 8ta, 87-* Assoc, ed, ' Farm and Fire-
side,' 81-88. A. A; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci. (pros,
16) ; Soc. Agron. (pres, 15) ; Soc Animal Pro-
duction. Maintenance of soil fertility; farm
manures.

Thornton, Dr. WiUlam M(ynn), Jr, Johns Hop-
kins University, Baltimore, Md. Chemistry,
GharlottesTille, Ya, Feb. 7, 84. A.B, Hampden-
Sidney, 04; A.M, Virginia, 07; Tale, 12, Ph.D,
14. Asst. chem, Mass. CoL 07-08; chemist, Va.
Geol. Surv, 08-11; tutor, Col. City of N. Y, 14-
15; chemist, E. L duPont de Nemours and Co,
15-17; assoo. ohem, Hopkins, CheuL Soc An-
alytical chemistry; laboratory appliances; min-
eralogy.

Thorp, Prof. F(iank) H(all), 200 Mt. Vernon St,
West Boxbury, Mass. *Chemicdl technology,
Bloomington, 111, Feb. 25, 64. B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 89; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 93. Asst. ohem,
Mass, Inst. Tech, 89-91, instr, 94-00, asst prof,
indust. chem, 01-16. Field asst, U. S. Qeol.
Surv, 8&~87; assoc. ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng.
Chem,' 08-09. A.A. The preparation of boiled
linseed oil; oxims of substituted benzophenonee.

Thorp, Dr. Lambert, Alameda Apartments, Avon-
dale, Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Cincinnati,
Sept. 1, 82. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 06; M.S,
Michigan, 10, Ph.D, 12. Asst. chem, Michigan,
09-12; instr. org. chem. Illinois, 12-15; re-
search chemist, Parke, Davis and Co, 15-17;
V. pres. Am. Laboratories Co, 17- A. A; Chem.
Soc Organic chemistry; ssrnthetic drugs; pho-
tographic developers; perfumes.

ThorvaldBon, Prof. TOiorbergnr), University of
Saskatchewan, Saskatoon, Can. Chemistry. lee-
land, Aug. 24, 83. B.A, Manitoba, 06; A.M,
Harvard, 09, PhJ), 11, 13-14; Tech. Hochsch,
Dresden, 11-12; Liverpool, 12-18. Asst. ohem,
Manitoba, 06-08; asst. prof, Saskatchewan, 14-
17, prof, 17" A. A; Chem. Soc; Can. Inst. Chem.
Atomic weights of iron and lead; thermochem-
istry; liquids; carbon photography.

Tbro, Pxof. WlUlam 0, 477 First Ave, New York
N. Y. Ue&idne. Elmira, N. Y, May 1, 75.
B.S.A, Cornell. 00, A.M, 01, MJ), 07. Instr.
histoL and emoryol, Cornell, 01-05; bacteriolo-
gist, research lab, Dept. Health, N. Y. CSty, 08-
09 ; instr. bacter, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med.
Col, 09-10; asst. prof. elvn. path, m/ed. col, Cor-
neU, 10-18, prof, 18-; pathologist, cli'MC func-
tional re-eduoation, Italian Hosp. A.A; Ass.
Anat; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc.
Bact; Ass. Immunol; Soc. Exp. Biol. Ento-
mology; embryology; bacteriology of tubercu-
losis; rhinoscleroma ; fermentation of Strepto-
cocci; blood diseases; asthma; calcium in the
blood.

Thnrlow, 0(8car) Q(owaa), Alabama Power Co,
Birmingham, Ala. . CivU engineering. Newbury-
port, Mass, June 7, 81. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
04. Chief engineer, Ala. Power Co, 16-f v. pres,
Dixie Constr. Co, 18- Consulting engmeer, U.

S. Govt, 18- Civil Eng; Meeh. Eng. Hydraiilic
engineering.

Thurston, Prof. Edward D(ay), Jr, Columbii
University, New York, N. Y. Mechanical engi-
neering. New York, Oct. 23, 82. AJ3, Colom-
bia, 05, M.E, 07. Asst mech. eng, Columbia,
07-08, tutor, 08-09, instr, 09-15, asst. prof, 15-
Mech. Eng; Automotive Eng. Gas power.

ThnzBtone, Prof. IiCoois) L(eon), Carnegie In-
stitute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. TsycM-
ogy. Chicago, HI, May 29, 87. M.E, Comell.
12; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Asst. psychol, Carnegie
Inst. Tech, 15-17, instr, 17-18, asst. prof, 1^
19, assoc. prof, 19- Mem. trade test staff, War
Dept, U.S.A. Psychol. Ass; Eng. Ednc (chair-
man, committee no. 22). Learning curve equa-
tion; trade tests; intelligenee tests for colleges.

Thwaltes, F(X6drik) T(nrrille), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Geology. Madison,
Dec. 23, 83. A.M, Wisconsin, 08. Asst. geolo-
gist. Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 08-11;
ouraior, geol. museum, Wisconsin, 11-; geolo-
gist. Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 16-

Thwing, Prof. Charles B(nrton), 3339 Lancaster
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. *Physics. Theresa, X.
Y, March 9, 60. A.B, Northwestern, 88; PhJ),
Bonn, 94. Instr. physics, acad. Northwestern,
88-93; Wisconsin, 94-96; prof, Knox, 96-01;
Syracuse, 01-06; Western Beserve, 05-06;
manufacturer pyrometers, PhUa, 06- Physical
Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Ceramic Soc; Optical
Soc. Dielectric constant; gravitation; color
photography; thermoelectric properties of al-
loys; calorimetry.

Thyng, Prof. FCradaildc) W(fllnir), Tufts CoUege
Medical School, Boston, Mass. Anatomy. Boss
Comers, Maine, Feb. 12, 78. A.B, Colby, 02;
A.M, Tufts, 03, Ph.D, 05. Austin t^ching fel-
low histol. and embryol, Harvard Med. Sch, 05-
07; instr. biol. Tufts, 07-08; asst. anai. North-
western, 08-09, asst. prof, 09-10; instr, Univ.
aud Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 10-12, asst. prof,
12-19, assoc. prof, 19-21 ; prof. Tufts, tl- Ass.
Anat. The hypophysis in Ambljstoma; squamo-
sal bone in tetrapodous Vertebrata; mammalisn
and human embryology.

Tlbbals, Prof. OCharles) Austin, Jr, 511 Haw-
thorn Lane, Winnetka, HI. Chemistry. New
York, N. Y, July 23, 81. Columbia, 99-02;
A3, Wisconsin, 04, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 08. Asst
chem, Wisconsin, 03-05, instr, 05-08; asst. prof,
Armour, 08-10, assoc. prof, 10- Capt, O.D, 18-
19; O.D.B.C, 19- A.A; Chem. Soc. Inorganic
chemistry; chemistry of tellurium; high ex-
plosives.

Tlcknor, Dr. A(rtliiir) A(iiderMm), 6 Bamser
Ave, City Point, Va. Chemistry. West Clare-
mont, N. H, Oct. 6, 92. Ph3, Yale, 14,
Cott-a-Lapp fellow, 16-17, PhJ), 17. Asst. anaL
chem, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 14r-16; research
chemist, Calco CheoL Co, 17-20; Tubise Arti-
ficial SUk Co. of Am, 20- Chem. Soc Or-
ganic chemistry; dyes and intermediates; phar-
maceuticals; derivatives of amino acids.

Tidd, George WCaatalngton), Selma, Ala. Engi-
neering. Wakefield, Ohio, Sept. 28, 73. B.S,
Valparaiso, 98; M.S, Iowa State, 11. Head,
science dept, Steinman, 98-04; teacher pub. sch.

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and engineer, 04-13; head, dept. physics, Kan-
sas State Nor. Sch, 13-17; prof. math, and eng,
Phillips, 17-18; head, dept. eng, Marion Mil.
Inst, 18-19; private practise, 19-20; gen. man-
ager, Ala, Concrete ProdueU Co, fSO- A. A;
Physical Soe; Chem. Soc; Elec Eng; Asa. Eng;
Okla. Eng. Soc; Iowa Science Teachers Ass.
(pres). Strength of materials; optical proper-
ties of metals.
Tldestrom, iTar, XT. S. Department of Agriculture,
Washington, D. C. Botany. California, 91-95;
Catholic TJniv, 96-98, Ph.B, 97. Asat. hotanist,
hur. plant indiwt, XT, 8, Dept, Agr. Bot. Soc;
Torrey Bot. Club; Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. Biol.
Soc.

Tigert, Prof. Jno. J(aineB), University of Ken-
tucky, Lexington, Ky. Peychology, Nashville,
Tenn, Feb. 11, 82. A3, Vanderbilt, 04; B.A,
Oxford. 07, M.A, 15. Prof, psychol. and philos,
Central (Mo), 07-09; prof, and pres, Ky. Wes-
leyan, 09-11; prof, psychol. and philos, Ken-
tucky, 11-17, peychol, 17- Mem. Army Educ.
C, A.E.r, 18-19. A.A; Ky. Acad. Relation of
retardation and defective sensation; psychology
of evidence.

Tilden, Prof. OCharles) J(o8eph), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. CivU engineering. Brook-
line, Mass, Oct. 3, 73. B.S, Harvard, 96; A.M,
Yale, 19. Structural draftsman, 97-00; asst.
engineer, N. Y. Bapid Transit Commission, 01-
03; instr. civil eng, Cornell, 04; Michigan, 05-
06, asst. prof, 06-08, Junior prof, 08-11, prof,
and head dept, eng. mech, 11-13 ; prof, civil eng,
Hopkins, 13-19; prof, eng. meeh, and chairman
of dept, Tale, 19- Capt, reserve B.C, 17-; with
dept. educ. and training. Emergency Fleet Corp,
18. AJ^; Civil Eng. Beinforoed concrete tests;
structural steel work; eccentrie tension in an-
gles; reinforced concrete highway bridges ; stress
distribution in girders; civil engineering history.

TUden, Prof. Jos^blxie E(liialMt]i), 2105 First
Ave, S, Minneapolis, Minn. Botany, Daven-
port, Iowa. B.S, Minnesota, 95, M.S, 97. Instr.
hot, Minnesota, 98-02, asst. prof, 02-10, prof,
10- A.A; Bot. Soc. American algae; the algae
of the Hawaiian Islands; South Pacific algae;
Myxophyceae of North America; index Algarum
universalis.

TUeston, Prof. Boland, Colorado College, Colorado
Springs, Colo. PhyHes, Mass, 86. A.B, Dart-
mouth, 07, A.M, 11. Transitman, B. and N. and
O. C. Street By, 07-08; instr. physics, Dart-
mouth, 08-11; field chief, Doherty Co, 12-13;
prof, phyeics, Colo. Col, IS- Math. Ass. Op-
tics; radioactivity; spectroscopy; emanation
electro8COx>e.

Tileston, Prof. Wlld«r, 101 Grove St, New Haven,
. Conn. Medicine, Concord, Mass, Jan. 22, 75.
A.B, Harvard, 95, M.D, 99. Asst. clin. chem.
Harvard Med. Sch, 01-03, clin. med, 06-08;
asst. prof, med. Tale, 09-19, prof, clin, med, 19-
Asst. visiting physician, L. I. Hosp, Boston;
consulting physician, Mass. Charitable Eye and
Ear In£mary. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin.
Invest. Internal medicine; hematology; tuber-
culosis; the digestive system; diseases of the
pancreas.

TiUman, Prof. 8(amael) B(8Coe), West Point, N.
Y. Chemistry, Geology, Shelbyville, Tenn,

Oct. 2, 47. Grad, TJ. S. Mil. Acad, 69; A.M,
Yale, 06. Officer, E.C, TJ.S.A, 72-81; prof,
chem, miner, and geol, U. S. Mil. Acad, 81-11,
retired, 11-17, supt, 17-19. Asst. astronomer,
IT. S. transit of Venus exped, Tasmania, 74-75;
asst. engineer, U. S. Geog. Surv, War Dept, west
of 100th meridian, 73-74, 76-79; brig, gen, 19.
D. S. medaL A.A. Essential principles of
chemistry; heat; mineralogy.

TiUotaon, Dr. B(dwln) Ward, Jr, Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Mineralogy.
Parmington, Conn, Feb, 84. A.B, Yale, 06, fel-
low, Ph.D, 09. Asst. chem, Yale, 06-07; in-
dustrial fellow, Kansas, 09-13; asst, director,
Mellon Inst, IS- Chem. Soc. (chairman, Pitts-
burgh sect, 20); Ceramic Soc. (sec'y, glass div,
19-). Organic chemistry; the relation between
the optical properties and the chemical composi-
tion of glass.

TiUson, G60(rge) WdlUam), 313 S. Catherine
Ave, La Grange, 111. Civil engineering. Thomas-
ton, Maine, Dec. 18, 52. B.S, C.E, Bowdoin,
77, ScD, 19. City engineer, Omaha, Nebr, 87-
92; asst. engineer, Dept. Pub. Works, Brooklyn,
N. Y, 95-02; chierf engineer, Bur. of Highways,
Borough of Brooklyn, 02-07; Borough of Man-
hattan, 07-11; consulting engineer to borough
pres, Borough of Brooklyn, 11-18, retired, 18.
Civil Eng. (past director, past treas) ; Soc.
Munic. Improv. (past pres. and secM; Boad
Ass. (past pres) ; West. Soc. Eng; Brooklyn
Eng. Club (past pres) ; N. Y. Munic. Eng. (past
pres). General improvement of cities; street
pavements.

TlUyer, Edgar D(erry), 4 Maple St, South-
bridge, Mass. Optical science, Dover, N. J,
81. B.S, Butgers, 02, M.S, 05; George Wash-
ington, 03. Asst, 'Nautical Almanac' Of-
fice, 02-06; U. S. Naval Observatory, 06-11;
Bur. Standards, 11-16; optical designer, Am.
Optical Co, 16- Physical Soe; Blum. Eng. Soc;
Wash. Acad. Astronomy; optical design; aber-
ration free spectacle lens.

Tilney, Prof. Fredtridc, 22 E. 63d St, New York,
N. Y. Neurology, Brooklyn, N. Y, June 4, 76.
A.B, Yale, 97; M.D, L. I. Col Hosp. 03; Ph.D,
Columbia, 12. Lecturer embryol, L. I. CoL Hosp ;
prof, neur, Colwmhia. Ass. Anat; Neur. Ass;
N. Y. Neur. Soc; N. Y. Med. Soc. Compara-
tive histology of hypophysis cerebri; axial veins
and lymphatic in Tragulus; venous return to
iliac veins; morphology of the diencephalic floor;
craniate homology; vascularization of the nerv-
ous system ;nucleo-genesis of the optic thalamus;
form and functions of the central nervous system.

Tilton, Prof. John L(ittlefield), Morgantown,West
Va. Geology. Nashua, N. H, Jan. 11, 63. AJ3,
Wesleyan, 85, A.M, 88; A.M, Harvard, 95; fel-
low, Chicago, 02-03, Ph.D, 10. Asst. nut. hist,
Wesleyan, 86-88; prof. geol. and physics,
Simpson, 88-20; oMoo, prof, geol. West Virginia,
20- Geologist, Iowa Geol. Surv. A. A; fel.
Iowa Acad, (pres, 07. Geology of central and
southwestern Iowa.

Timberlake, P(liiUp) H(iiiiter), Sugar Planters^
Experiment Station, Honolulu, HawaiL Beo-
nomic entomology. Bethel, Maine, June 5, 83.
A.B, Bowdoin, 08; A.M, Harvard, 10. Ento-
mological asst, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-

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15 ; OBst. entomologist, exp, sta, HauHiidan Sugar
Planters Ass, 16- A.A; Entom. 8oe; Ass.
Eeon. Entom; Wash. Entom. 8oc; Hawaiian
Entom. Soe. Insect parasites.

Timme, Dr. Walter, 2 W. 67th 8t, New York,
N. Y. Neurology. New York, Feb. 24, 74. B.8,
CoL City of N. Y, 93 ; M.D, Columbia, 97. Chief
of clinic, Vanderbilt Clinic, 13-15; asst. attend-
ing physician, Neur. Inst, N. Y, City, 15-20,
attending physician, fSO- Prof, endoerinol,
Broad St. Hosp, N. Y. City, 20- Neur. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; Therapent. Soc; Ass. Besearch
Nervous and Mental Diseases; N. Y. Acad. Med.
NeuTO-endocrinology; control of growth; pitui-
tary disturbances.

Tinker, Dr. Martin B(ii0l), Cornell nniversity,
Ithaca, N.Y. Surgery, Granville, Mass, March 17,
69. M.D, Jefferson Med, Col, 93 ; B.8, Harvard,
95; M.D, Berlin 99. Asst. phydol. Harvard,
95-96; demonstrator surg. and path, Jefferson
Med. Col, 97-00; first asst. res. surgeon, Hop-
kins Hosp, 00-03; lecturer surg, Cornell, 03-09,
asst. prof, 09-11. Lieut col, M.B.O, A.A;
Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, surg. sect, 11); Col.
8urg; Am. Acad. Med; Ass. 8urg; N. Y. State
Med. Soc. (chairman, surg. sect, 12) ; Gesell.
Chirurg. Thyroid and abdominal surgery; hand
disinfection; surgical tuberculosis.

Tisdale,- Dr. W(endell) H(olni6s), U. 8. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant
pathology, Oeorgiana, Ala, Jan. 5, 92. B.8,
Ala. Polytech, 14; M.8, Wisconsin, 15, Ph.D, 17.
With U. 8. Dept, Agr, 16-18; N. C. Exp. Sta,
1&-19; bur, plant indust, U. S. Dept, Agr, 19-
A.A; Phytopath. Soc. Diseases of the tomato,
flax, corn and rice.

TitChenBr, Prof. E(dward) Bradford, ComeU
University, Ithaca, N. Y. ^Psychology. Chi-
chester, England, Jan. 11, 67. Malvern Col, 81-
85; B.A, Oxford, 90, M.A, 94, 8c.D, 06; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 92; LL.D, Wisconsin, 04; hon. ScD,
Harvard, 09 ; Litt.D, Clark, 09. Asst. prof, psy-
choid Cornell, 92-95, Sage prof, 95-10, Sage
prof, in grad, seh, 10-, prof, in charge of music,
96-98. Lecturer biol, univ. exten, Oxford,
92; Am. ed, 'Mind,' 94-; assoc ed, 'Am.
Jour. Psychol,' 95-21, ed, 21-; non-res. lecturer
psychol, Columbia, 07-08; Illinois, 09. Third,
Fourth and Sixth Psydiol. Congresses (mem.
int. committee). A. A; Psychol Ass; Philos.
Soc; fel. London Zool. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Med;
London Aristot. Soc; hon. mem. Mind Ass.
Vision; affective processes; attention; action;
thought processes; perception; systematization
of experimental psychology.

Tittmann, Otto H(i]gard), Leesburg, Va. Geod-
esy. Belleville, HI, Aug. 20, 50. High sch;
hon. 8c.D, Stevens; Washington (St Louis);
LL.D, George Washington. Aid, XT. 8. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 67-00, supt, 00-15. Asst. as-
tronomer, transit of Venus exped, 74; asst. in
charge, IT. 8. Weights and Measures, 87-94;
mem. permanent committee, Int. Geod. Ass, 00-
15; XT. 8. Commissioner, Alaska Boundary, 06-;
IT. 8. Commissioner, IT. 8. and Canada Boundary^
08-15. Astron. Soc; Philos. Soc; Wash. Philos.
Soc. (pres, 99).

Tltna, Prof. E(dward) OCaige), 673 Sixth Ave,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Entomology, Quaker

Street, N. Y, May 26, 73. B.S, Colo. Agr.
Col, 99, M.8, 01 ; ScD, Harvard, 11. Teacher,
pub. schools, Colo, 97, 98, 00; asst. zool, phy-
siol. and entom, Colo. Agr. Col, OO-Ol; field
asst. to state entomologist, lU, 01-03; spe-
cial field agent, bur. entom, IT. 8. Dept Agr, 0^

07, in charge, gipsy moth lab, 06-07; assoe. prof,
zool. and entom, Utah Col, 07-08, prof, OS-16,
entomologist, Exp. Sta, 07-16; technologist
sugar plant investigations, bur. plant indust, U.

8. Dept. Agr, 16-20; dir&otor agr. researek, Vtak-
Idaho Sugar Co, BO- Mem. Utah State Hort
Commission, 09-12, 16-18. AA; Asa. Eeon.
Entom; Entom. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Phytopath. Soc; EcoL Soc; fd. VtsSi Acad,
(pres, 12); Utah Eugen. Soe. (sec'y, 12-);
Wash. EntouL Soc. G^etics; sugar-beet breed-
ing; Apoidea; inheritance of valuable human
characters.

Tobie, Prof. Walter Eaton, 3 Deering St, Port-
land, Maine. Anatomy, Lewiston, Maine, Dee.
12, 69. M.D, Maine, 99. Asst. demonstrator and
lecturer anat. and instr. surg, Maine, 03-06,
prof, anat, 0$-; surg, Bowdoin, 17-; pathologist,
Maine Gen. Hosp, 02-03, adj. surgeon, 03-06,
assoc. surgeon and later visiting surgeon, OG-
Mem. Sta^ Board of Anat, Maine. Aa^ Anat;
Am. Med. Ass; Maine Meil. Ass. (see'y, 03-08).
Pathology; renal casts; congenital cystic kid-
ney; surgical anatomy of the abdominal wall.

Tobin, Dr. EUaa, 515 Lexington Ave, Brooklyn
N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, Feb. 23, 94. B.S.
Barnard, 15, Ph.D, Bryn Mawr, 19. Limits of
esterification«

IMh, MaTlmillaa, 52 Ninth St, Long Island (Sty,
N. Y. *Chemistry. New York, July 17, 64.
N. Y. Univ, 84-86; Columbia, 87-90. Lecturer
org. chem, Columbia, 05-06; munic lecturer
paint, Col. City of N. Y, 09; adj. prof, indust,
chem, Cooper Vnion, 20- Eighth Int. Cong. Ap-
plied Chem, N. Y. City, 12 (mem. exec, com-
mittee, pres, sect, on paints). AJi.\ Chem. 8oc;
Soc. Chem. Indust. (past chairman, N. Y. Seet) ;
Chem. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; N. Y. Chemists
Club (past pres); fel. London Chem. Soe; Lon-
don Soc Chem. Indust. (past v. pres) ; London
Paint and Varnish Soc; Chem. Gesell; Chem.
Verein. Chemistry and technology of paints;
materials for permanent painting.

Todd, Prof. 0(lara) 0(liriBiiiaa), College Station,
Pullman, Wash. Chemistry, McMinnville, Ore-
gon, March 4, 80. B.S, Wash. State, 06; fellow,
Chicago, Ph.D, 14. Instr, asst. prof, assoc prof,
and later prof. org. and phyeiol. dhem. and head,
dept. chem. Wash, State, 07- A. A; Chem. Soe.
Organic chemistry.

T6dd, Prof. David, Observatory House, Amherst,
Mass. Astronomy. Lake Ridge, N. Y, March
19, 55. Columbia, 70-72; AJB, Amherst, 75.
A.M, 78; Ph.D, Washington and Jefferson, 88:
F.B.S.A, London, 03. Asst, U. 8. Transit of
Venus Commission, 75-78; chief asst, 'Nauticnl
Almanac ' Office, 78-81 ; prof, astron, and higher
math. Smith, 81-87; astron. and navigation, and
director observatory, Amherst, 81-20, emer. prof,
BO- Chief, ecUpse expeditions, Texas, Japan,
87, West Africa, 89-90, Japan, 96, Tripoli, 00,
Dutch East Indies, 01, Tripoli, 05, Buasia, 14,
Florida, 18, mid-Atlantic, 19 ; in charge observa-

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tions of transit of VenoB, Liek Observatory, 82;
Mars expedy 8. Amer, 07. Imp. Said cup,
Emperor of Japan, 97. A.A; Astron. Soe;
Wash. PhiloB. 8oc; Astron. QeMll; eor. mem.
Cherbourg Soo. Nat. des Sci. nat. et math; Soc.
Qeog, de Lima. Observations and tables of
Jupiter's satellites; total eelipses; solar paral-
lax; trans-Neptnnian planet; snn's corona; im-
provements in observatories and instmments, es-
peeially the automatic photography of total
eclipses; photography of Mars; standard time;
mountain observatories; maps and tables of fu-
ture eclipses.

Todd, Prof. James OCampbell), 848 Tenth St,
Boulder, Colo. Pathology. Shreve, Ohio, March
17, 74. Ph.B, Wooster, 97; M.D, Pennsylvania,
00. Asst. biol, Wooster, 95-96; res. physician,
AUegheny Gen. Hosp, 00-01; asst. path, Den-
ver, 04-06, lecturer, 05-08, assoc. prof, 08-10,
prof, 10-11; prof, Colorado, 11-16, elin. path,
16- Sec'y, Boulder Div, med. sch, Colorado, 11-
16. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Micros. Soc; Ass.
Prof. Clinical laboratory methods; tubercu-
losis; animal parasitology; hematology.

Todd, Prof. J(ame8) B(dward), University of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans.. * Geology. Clarks-
field, Ohio, Feb. H, 46. A.B, Oberlin, 67, A.M,
70; Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 70; summer sch.
geol, Harvard, 75. Prof. nat. science, Tabor,
71-92; geoL and miner, South Dakota, 92-03;
state geologist, S. Dak, 93-03; asst. prof, geol,
Kansas, 07-18, retired, 18; private research,
18- Adj. prof. nat. scienoe, Beloit, 81-83;
asst. geologist or Held asst, IT. S. Geol. Surv,
81-88, 97-; Mo. Geol. Surv, 92; Minn. Geol.
Surv, 92-93. A.A; Geol. Soc; Wash. Geol.
Soc; cor. mem. Iowa Acad. Cross fertilisation
of flowers; colors of animals; moraines; mar-
gin of drift and loess in Missouri, Iowa, Ne-
braska, South Dakota and North Dakota; the
Cretaceous of South Dakota; the artesian areas
of the Dakotas; areal geology of James Biver
valley; Pleistocene of Kansas; economic geology
of the middle west.

T6dd, Dr. John L, McGill University, Montreal,
Can. ParasUology. Victoria, B. C, Sept. 10,
76. B.A, McGill, 98, M.D, CM, 00; M.R.C.S,
L.R.C.P, Univ. Col, London, 07; hon. D.Sc,
Liverpool, 09. House surgeon, Boyal Victoria
Hosp, Montreal, 00-01; researdi asst. and asst.
lecturer, Liverpool Sdi. Trop. Med, 01-05, di-
rector, research laboratories, 05-07; assoe, prof,
parasitol, MeOUl, 07- Liverpool Sch. Trop.
Med. ezped. to Gambia, 11 ; League of Red Cross
Societies typhus ezped. to Po&nd, 20. Mary
Kingsley m^al, Liverpool Sch. Trop. Med, 10.
Ass. Path, and Baet; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Trop.
Med; Soc. de Path. exot. Tropical medicine;
trypanosomiasis; tick fever; typhus.

Todd, Dr. Jiclba) W(elhoff), University of South-
ern California, Los Angeles, Calif . Psychology,
Aurora, Ind, Nov. 20, 80. A.6, Indiana, 05,
A.M, 10; Ph.D, Columbia, 12. Asst. exp. psy-
chol, Indiana, 09-10; Columbia, 10-12; assoc.
prof, psyehol. North Dakota, 13-19; prof. South-
ern Calif omia, BO- Acting director, exp. psy-
chol. laboratories and psyehol. clinic, Indiana,
1 5-1 6. Experimental psychology ; reaction time ;
association; fatigue; educational measurements.

Todd, Prof. T(boma8) Wlsgate, Western Reterve
Medical School, Cleveland, Ohio. Anatomy.
Sheffield, England, Jan. .15, 85. M.B, Ch.B,
Manchester, 07; F.R.C.S, London, 11. Demon-
strator anat, Manchester, 07-08, senior demon-
strator, 08-09, lecturer, 10-12; prof, Western
Seserve, It- House surgeon, Manchester Royal
Infirm, 09-10; snrg. research scholar, Man-
chester, 12; examiner dental anat, 11-12; sur-
geon to zool. collection, 10-12; Cleveland, 12-
16. A.A; Ass. Anat. (v. pros, 20) ; Anthrop.
Ass; Anat. Soc Gt. Britain and Ireland (coun-
cilor, 12); cor. mem. Soc. d 'Anthrop. de Paris.
Glinieal and veterinary anatomy; dental anat-
omy; anthropology.

Todd, W(alter) BCdmond) Olyda^ Carnegie Mu-
seum, Pittsburgh, Pa. Ornithology. Smith-
field, Ohio. Sept. 6, 74. High sch. Asst, biol.
surv, U. S. Dispt. Agr, 91-99; curator omith,
Carnegie Uuseum, Pittshwrgh, 99- Pel. Omith.
Union; Wash. Biol. Soc. Ornithology of west-
em Pennsylvania and the Hudson Bay region;
geographic distribution of the birds of eastern
North America; neo-tropical birds.

Toll, Prof. OharlM Hdnaen), Amherst College,
Amherst, Mass. Psychology. Denver, Colo,
May 21, 82. A.B, Hamilton, 04; A.M, Harvard,
05, John Harvard fellow, 06-08; Ph.D, Frei-
burg, 09. Asst. prof, philos, Amhersi, 09-12,
assoc. prof, IB- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Philos.
Ass. Dissociation.

Tolman, Prof, Oyrna Xlaher, Jr, Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. •Oeology. Chicago, 111, June 2,
73. B.S, Chicago, 96, fellow, 97-98. Consulting
geologisi, 00-; prof, geol, Arizona, 05-06, geol.
and mining cng, 06-12; assoc. prof, econ, geol,
Stanford, 12-18, prof, IS- Territorial geolo-
gist, Aris, 11-12. A.A; fel. Geol. Soc; Min.
Eng; Am. Geog. Soe. Graphical solution of
fault problems; petroleum and ore deposits.

TOtanaxi, Dr. Bdward OChaoe), University of Okli-
f oraia, Berkeley, Calif. Psychology. West New-
ton, Mass, April 14, 86. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
11 ; A.M, Harvard, 12, Ph.D, 15. Instr. psyehol.
Northwestern, 15-18; California, 18-20, asst,
prof, BO- PsyohoL Ass. Experimental and theo-
retical psychology; tests; animal behavior.

TbUnaa, Prof. Qilbert^ WaterviUe, Maine.
Physics. Milo, Maine, Oct. 15, 72. B.M.E,
Maine, 96; A.M, Columbia, 01. Instr. science,
Shaw Univ, 96-00; asst. physics, Columbia, 01-
03 ; prof, physics and elec. eng, R. I. Col, 03-09 ;
physics, Colby, 09- Instr. physics, Mechanics'
Inst, N. Y. Physical Soc. The absorption of
light by incandescent gases.

TbUnaa, Z«(QCiiu) M(oody), 7217 Yale Ave, En-
glewood Station, Chicago, 111. Chemistry.
Brookfield. Vt, April 7, 75. B.S, Pomona, 96;
M.S, California, 98. Chemist, Board of Health,
Oakland, Calif, 98-99; asst. chemist, bur. chem,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 00-06; chemist, bur. internal
revenue, Treasury Dept, 06-07; chief, food in-'
spection lab, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-
13, food inspection div, 13-14, cent, food and
drug inspection district, 14-17; chief chemist,
Wilson and Co, 17- CSiairman of Joint Com-
mittee on the Unification of Methods of Analysis
of Fats and Oils. AA; Chem. Soc. (v. pres, 06,
pres. Wash, sect, pres, Chicago sect, 17); Agr.

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AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Chem; Chem. Eng; Leather Chem. Ass; Soe.
Cotton Products Analysts; Franklin Inst; Wash.
Acad. Chemistry of fats and oils, sugars, food
products and distilled liquors; effect of age on
the composition of whiskies; vinegars; de-
natured alcohol.

Tohnaa, Prof. Biehaxd 0(liaoe)» Fixed Nitrogen
Besearch Laboratory, Washington/ D. C. *Phy8'
ics, Chemistry, West Newton, Mass, March 4, 81.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03, Dalton fellow, 05-07,
Ph.D, 10; Berlin and Crefeld, 03-04. Asst. tech.
anal, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04-05, instr. theoret.
chem, 07-09, research assoc. physical chem, 09-
10; asst. prof, Cincinnati, 11-12; chem, Califor-
nia, 1^16; prof, physical chem, Illinois, 16-18;
assoc. director, fixed nitrogen reeeareh lab, fU-
traie div, ordnanee dept, UJ3JI, 19-20, dire<y-
tor, SO- Chief, dispersoid sect, and major,
C.W.S, 18. A.A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc;
Wash. Acad. Ionization; colloids; relativity of
motion; metallic conductors ; principles of simili-
tude; statistical mechanics.

TonUiiiBOD, Dr. 0(liarle«) W(eldon), Gulf Oil
Corporation, Denver, Colo. Geology, Detroit,
Mich, April 23, 92. A3, Wisconsin, 13, fellow,
13-14, A.M, 14; fellow, Chicago, 15-16, Ph.D,
16. Asst. geolf Minnesota, 14-15; prof. Miss.
Agr. Col, 16-17; assoc, Illinois, 17-18; geologist,
Gulf on Corp, IS- A.A. Origin of red beds;
Paleozoic stratigraphy of northern Bocky Moun-
tain states; stratigraphio variation in the Penn-
sylvanian of Ejinsas.

Tondorf, Ber. F (rands) ACntliony), Georgetown
University, Washington. D. C. Seismology.
Boston, Mass, July 17, 70. A.B, Woodstock, 95,
Hopkins, 97-99; Ph.D, Georgetown, 14. Prof.
physics, Loyola, 95-97; Georgetown, 02-05,
asst, astron. observatory, 05-07, prof, physios,
IS- A. A; Seismol. Soc. Microseisms; epicen-
ters.

Tone, Frank J(erome), Carborundum Co, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Chemical engineering. Bergen, N.
Y, Oct. 16, 68. E.E, ComeU, 91. With Gen.
Elec. Co, 91-93; Pittsburgh BaUway Co, 93-95;
fvorJcs manager and pres, Carhorundwn Co, 95-
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc (pres, 18); CJhem.
Eng; Min. Eng; Soc. C!hem. Indust; Ceramic
Soc. Silicon; ulicon compounds; silfrax; arti-
ficial abrasives; high temperature refractories.

Tool, Dr. Artlmr Q(nine7), U. S. Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Thysics. Monroe,
Iowa, Dec. 5, 77. B.8, Grinnell, 04; A.M, Ne-
braska, 06; Ph.D, Berlin, 14. Instr. physics,
Nebraska; assoc. physicist. Bur. Standards.
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Physik. G^elL Op-
tical constants of metals; mobility of ions in
gases; photo-electric effect.

Toole, Dr. Sben H(enr7), TJ. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. Bara-
boo. Wis, Jan. 6, 89. A.B, Wisconsin, 15, A.M,
16, fellow, 19-20, Ph.D, 20. Asst. bot, Wiscon-
sin, 15-16; instr, Kansas State, 16-17; .asst.
prof, plant physiol. and path, Purdue, 17-19;
asst. path, seed lab, bur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept.
Agr, 20- Asst. pathologist, office eereal investi-
gations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19. A. A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; Wis. Acad; Ind. Acad. Plant
physiology and pathology; plant nutrition and
metabolism.

Torbert, John B(r7aat), 3415 Ashley Terrace,
Cleveland Park, D. C. Geography, Geology.
Washington, D. C, May 8, 67. LL.B, George
Washington, 88, LL.M, 89. Topog. and geoL
draftsman, TJ. 8. Geol. Surv, 86-93; topog.
draftsman and geographer, topographer's office,
IT. SL Post Office Dept, 93-08; geol. draftsman]
U. S. Geol. Surv, 08- Hist, cartographer,
Jamestown Expos, 07; geol. cartographer,
Alaska- Yukon-Pacific Expos, 09; diploma of
highest excellence, Turin, 11. Mem. Int. Geog.
Cong, Washington, 04. Wash. Anthrop. Soe;
Wash. GeoL Soc. Development of maps; geog-
raphy as an aid to history; relation and influ-
ence of topography on human activities and the
progress of the world; primitive map making;
growth and development of United States illus-
trated by a series of maps; the earliest authentic
arctic explorations; the derivation and meaning
of geographic names; influence of sea x>ower on
American history.

da la Torre Baonos, J(oa») B(ollin), 11 North
Broadway, White Plains, N. Y. Biology. Lima,
Peru, Oct. 6, 71. CJol. City of N. Y, 88-90;
sch. mines, Columbia, 90-92. Mem. board of
editors, 'N. Y. State List of Insects.' Entom.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Agassiz Ass; Wash. Entom. Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Brooklyn Entom. Soe. (rec
sec'y, 15, 18, pub. committee, 13-, ed, 18-, v.
pres, 20) ; London Entom. Soc; Soe. entom. de
France; Soc. Entom. de Espana; Soc Ib6rica de
Cient. Nat; Soc. Cabana Hist. Nat. Life his-
tories, ethology, distribution and taxonomy of
heteropterous Hemiptera, especially aquatic
forms.

Toxrey, Prof. Harry Beal, University of Oregon,
Eugene, Oregon. *Biology. Boston, Mass, May
22, 73. B.S, California, 95, M.S, 98 ; fellow, Co-
lumbia, 00-01, Ph.D, 03. Asst. sool, California,
95-98, instr, 98-00, 01-04, asst. prof, 04-OS,
assoc. prof, 08-12; prof, biol, Beed, 12-20; booI,
Oregon, tO-, director research med. sdence and
prof. exp. biol, med. sch, 20- Librarian, Ma-
rine BioL Ass. of San Diego, 02-12; temporary
asst. Bur. Fisheries, 06. A.A; Soe. Nat; Soc.
Zool; Forestry Ass; West. Soc. Nat (pres, 14).
Taxonomy, embryology, non-sexual reproduction,
regeneration and behavior of invertebrates; ex-
perimental biology; problems of differentiation.

Torrey, Prof. John O(atler), Cornell University
Medical College, New York, N. Y. Bacteriology.
BurUngton, Vt, April 19, 76. A.B, Vermont.
98; Ph.D, Columbia, 02; fellow, med. col, (^r-
nell, 04-07. Asst. zool, Columbia, 00-01; bac-
teriologist. Sea Side Hosp, Staten Isl, N. Y.
03-04; asst. instr. histol. and bacter, med. rol,
Cornell, 03-04, lecturer hygiene and instr. exp.
path, 08-10, asst. prof. exp. path, and lecturer
hygiene, 10-16, prof, hygiene, IS- Ed, *Jour.
Immunol.' Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. Bact; Ass. Immunol; Pub. Health.
Ass; Harvey Soc. The development of the
mesoblast in Tfaalasema; cytological changes
accompanying the secretion of diastase; dysen-
tery and dysentery-like organisms; absorption;
immunity to the gonococcus; canine distemper:
bacteriology of t^hoid fever; regulation of in-
testinal bacteria through diet.

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689

Torrey, Dr. B(ay) £(thaii), Clark HaU, Amherst,
Mass. Botany. N. Leverett, Mass, Dec. 15, 87.
B.8, Mass. Col, 12; A.M, Harvard, 16, fellow,
16-17, Sheldon traveling fellow, 17-18, Ph.D, 18.
Asst. prof, biol, Grove City, 12-15; Weslejran,
18-19; ingtr, hiol, Ma99. Col, 19- A. A. Morph-
o^ogj; Ugnitic woods.

Tory, Pres. H(eiiry) MftTBhall, Uniyersity of Al-
berta, Stratheona, Alberta, Can. Maihemaiiot,
OnjBboro, N. 8, Jan. 11, 64. B.A, MeGiU, 90,
M.A, 95, D.Se, 03, LL.D, 07. Lecturer math,
and demonstrator physics, McGiU, 92-98, lec-
turer math, 98-03, assoc. prof, 03-08; pres,
Alberta, 08- Sec'y, Univ. Exam. Board, 96-02;
chairman, committee on coal research, Can. Con-
servation Commission; director edne. service,
C.E.F, 17-20. Math. Soc; feL Boyal Soa Can.
Comparison of Le Chatellier pyrometers with
platinum resistance pyrometers; standardizing
thermo-junctions ; effect of dissolved gases on
metallic surfaces; a direct reading air ther-
mometer.

Totttngham, Dr. WdUlam) E(dward), University
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Agrioultvral ehefn-
ietry. Templeton, Mass, Nov. 2, 81. B.S, Mass.
Col, 03; MJ9, Wisconsin, 08; Hopkins, 12-13,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. diem, Mass. Exp. Sta, 05;
instr, Mass. Col, 06; asst. chemist, N. Y. Exp.
Sta, Geneva, 07; instr. agr, chem, Wieeonein,
07-10, asst. prof, 10-17, aseoe. prof, 17- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Botl Soc. Reinforcement of ma-
nures; fertilizing effects of sulphur compounds;
physiological nutrient solutions for plants;
chlorin in plant nutrition.

Toiimey, Prof. J(aiiiM) W(i]Uam), 459 Prospect
St, New Haven, Conn. ^Foreetry. Lawrence,
Mich, April 17, 64. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 89,
M.S, 96; M.A, Tale, 06; 8c.D, Syracuse, 20.
Instr. bot, Mich, Agr. Col, 90-91 ; prof, Arizona,
92-98; supt, sect, forest extension, bur. forestry,
U. S. Dept. Agr, 99-00; asst. prof, forestry,
Tale, 01-03, prof, and director, bot. gardens,
03-10, Morrie K. Jeeup prof, tQvieulture, Foreei
School, 10-; acting director, 10-11, director, 11-,
dean, IS- Mem. forestry committee, Nat. Be-
search Council. AJL; Soc Nat; Soc Poresters
(diairman. New Eng. sect, mem. exec coundl,
chairman, committee forest dassiflcation) ; For-
estry Ass; Bot. Soc Seeding and planthig in
the practise of foresty; desert plants in relation
to environment; the relation of the root systems
of woody plants to environmental factors; the
relation of forest cover to run-off of streams;
light measurements and tolerance.

T^NiBsaint, 0(aiiii]le) Adignst), 3688 Boulevard,
Jersey City, N. J. Mafhemaiiee, Jersey City,
June 11, 81. A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M, 04. Asst.
math, Columbia, 04-07; inetr. Col. City of N.
T, 07-^ A.A; Math. Soc. Differential equa-
tions; surface theory.

T6war, Prof. J(am68) DCeLoss), Lansing, Mich.
Agrioultwre, Lansing, Mich, Sept. 26, 68.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 85, M.S, 02. A^cul-
turist, B. I. Exp. Sta, 91-98; Mich. Exp. Sta,
98-02; prof, agr. South. Australia, 02-04;
Wyoming, and director, Exp. Sta, 07-10. Lec-
turer, farmers' institutes, Mich, 04-07. Farm
crops and fertilisers; dry farming.

44

Towor, O«o(rge) W(arreii), Jr, 142 Woodland
Ave, New Bochelle, N. T. Geology, Mining,
Cambridge, Mass, Oct. 27, 71. A3, Harvard,
94, A.M, 95. Instr. physics, Boston, 94; teacher
science, high sch, Quincy, Mass, 95; geologist, U.
S. GeoL Surv, 95-99; geologist and mining engi-
neer. Consulting mining engineer, Guggenheim
Bros. Min. Eng; Mont Eng. Soc; Wa2i. GeoL
Soc. Economic geology; mining and mine ex-
aminations.

•

Tbwer, Prof. 0(lin) F(r«emaii), Western Beserve
University, Cleveland, Ohio. ^Physioal ehefn-
istry. Brooklyn, N. Y, March 19, 72. A3,
Wesleyan, 92, A.M, 93 ; Ph.B, Leipzig, 95. Asst.
chem, Wesleyan, 93-94, 96-98; instr, Adelhert,
98-01, asst. prof, 01-07, prof, and head, chem.
lab, 07- Asst. chemist in food investigation, U.
S. Dept. Agr, Middletown, Conn, 95-98. A. A;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; London Chem.
Soc; Chem. Gesell. Manganese superoxid elec-
trodes; conduct of aqueous solutions of various
organic salts of Ni and Co ; transport #umber of
sulphuric acid; action of nitrogen on water
vapor at high temperatures.

Tbwer, Prof. B(a]ph) W(inft6d), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y^
Physiology. Amherst, Mass, May 24, 70. Colby,
88-90; A.B, Brown, 92, A.M, 93, Ph.D, 03;
Leipzig, 93-94; Harvard Med. Sch, 0(M)1.
Demonstrator anat. Brown, 94-95, instr. chem.
physiol, 9&-98, asst. prof, 98-01; assoc prof,
01-03; owrator anat, physiol, hooks and pub'
lications. Am. Museum Nat, Hist, OS- Ex-
X>ert special agent for Fisheries Census, 08-
09. AJL; Soc Nat; fel. N. Y. Acad, (librarian,
04-, rec. sec'y and ed, 17-); cor. mem. Cuban
Nat. Hist. Soc Opening of brick-red gland in
Limulus; functioia of the swim bladder in fishes;
organic constituents of scales of fish; biliary
calculi in the squeteague; does KGN prolong the
life of the unfertilized egg of the sea urchin;
production of sound in dramfishes, the sea robin
and the toad fish; the origin of the red blood
corpuscle in Tnamiuals and birds.

Toimt, Dr. Walter SOiddon), Consolidated Steel
Corporation, 166 Broadway, New York, N. Y.
Geography. West Brldgsfwater, Mass, July 26,
81. A.B,Harvard, 03, A.M, 04; Ph J), Pennsyl-
vania, 06. Instr. geog, Pennsylvania, 0(M)8,
asst. prof, 08-11; Chicago, 11-14, assoc prof,
14-16, prof, 16-19; spedal expert, U. S. Ship-
ping Board, 18-19; trade adviser, Consoh Steel
Corp, IB- Asst. prof, summer quarter, Chicago,
09, 10. Ass. Geog; Explorers Olub. Economic
and commercial geography, especially of Latin
America.

T6wor, Dr. WOliam Lawranoa, Ameriean Hospital,
Tampico, Mex. ^Zoology. Halifax, Mass, Dec.
22, 72. Lawrence ScL Sch, Harvard. 93-96,
grad. sch, 98-00; B.S, Chicago, 02. Asst. en-
tom, Mass. Dept. Agr, 93 ; zoo( Harvard, 94-96 ;
instr. Cent High Sch, Akron, Ohio, 97-98; asst.
Harvard, 98-00 ; prof. zooL and physiol, Antioch,
00; asst. embryol, Chicago, 01-02, assoc. em-
bryol. and comp. anat, 03, instr. embryol, 04-07,
asst prof, and later assoc prof, zool, 07-18;
oapt, Santt. C, 18- A.A; Soc Nat; Soc. Zool;
EcoL Soc; Chicago Acad. Nervous system of
cestodes; inseet metamorphoses; development of

690

AMEBICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

colors and color pattern in insects; effect of tem-
perature, moisture, etc, upon insect variations;
production of new characters, races and species
in insects (experimental); evolution in chryso-
melid beetles; heredity and bionomic processes;
tropical biology.

Tower, W(i]itliiop) V(o8e), Mayagues, P. R.
Entomology. Boxbnry^ Mass, Mi^ch 80, 81.
B.8, Mass. Col. 08. Entomologist, P. B. Exp.
8ta, 06-11; entomologist and sec'y to Board of
Commissioners Agr. 8an Juan, 11-18; director,
Insular Exp. 6ta, 13-18; entomoloffitt, P. B»
Exp. 8ta, 18-*

Towle, Prof. W(illiAm) M(a80B), 823 Pearl
St, Burlington, Vt. Meohaniodl engimeering.
Franklin, Vt, Dec. 21^ 51. B.8, Worcester, 77.
Instr. machine tool work, Bose, 86-88; instr. and
foreman machine shop, Sibley Col, ComelL 80-
91; asst. prof, practical mech. Pa. State, 92-02;
assoc prof, and supt. shops, Syraeoae, 02-04;
prof, indwi. eng, Clarke^ Col. Teeh, 07-17,
emer. ph)f, 17- A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Edue;
Boyal Soc. Arts. Industrial engineering.

Town, Dr. COara Harrison, 51 rue Claude Ber-
nard, Paris, France. Psychology. Philadelphia,
Pa, Oct. 11, 74. B.8, Temple, 07; PhJ>, Penn-
sylvania, 09. R«s. psycholo^st, Friends Asy-
lum, Frankford, Pa, 05-10; asst. psychol. dinie,
Pennsylvania, 09-11 ; state poydioiogist, Lincoln
State Sch. and Colony, HI, 11-14; psychologist,
orthogenic clinic, Budi Med. Col, 14-16; prof,
pifyohol, Colo. State Teachers Col, 16-18; psy-
chologist, child welfare research sta, Iowa, 18-
19; director, orthogenic dinic and classes, pub.
schools, Kansas Cil^, Mo, 19-20. Instr. psychol,
Pittsburgh, summer, 13. Psychol. Ass. Abnor-
mal psydiology.

Towne, Dr. Henry B(obinflon), 420 Park Ave,
New York, N. V. MedKanioal ongi/neering.
Philadelphia, Pa, Aug. 28, 44. Pennsylvania,
65, hon. A.M, 85; Sorbonne, Paris, 66; Commer-
cial 8ciJ>, N. Y. IJniv, 19. Chairman, The Tale
and Towne Mfg. Co, 69- AmA; Mech. Eng.
(pres, 88) ; N. Y. Merchants' Ass. (pres, 06-13 >•
Industrial management.

TOwnley, Prof. Sidney D(ean), Stanford Univer-
sity, Calif. AetronMny. Waukesha, Wis, April
10, 67. B.S, Wisconsin, 90, fellow, 90-92, M.S,
92; fellow, California, 92-93; ScJ>, Michigan,
97. Asst astron, Wisconsin, 90-92; instr, Mich-
igan, 93-^8; California, 98-08; astronomer in
charge, Int Lat. Observatory, Ukiah, Calif, 08-
07; asst. prof, applied math, Stanford, 07-09,
assoc. prof, 09-18, prof, IB- Lecturer astron,
California, 04-07. A. A; Astron. Soc; SeismoL
Soc. (sec'y-treas, chief ed, 'Bui,' 11-); Paeifie
Astron. Soc (pres, 16); Calif, Aead; Wis.
Acad; Astron. GeselL Practical astronomy:
variable stars; asteroids; oomets; variations dc
latitude; earthquakes.

Townsend, Dr. Odiarles) HCaaUns), Aquarium,
New York, N. Y. Zoology. Parnassus, Pa,
Sept. 29, 59. Pub. schools; Acad. Nat. Sciences,
Phila, 82-88; hon. ScD, Washington and Jef-
ferson, 09. Asst, U. 8. Fish Commission, 88;
naturalist, U. 8. Str. 'Corwin,' arctic exped, 85;
res. naturalist, 'Albatross' ezped, 86-96; chief,
div. fisheries, U. 8. Fish Commission, 97-02; dt-
rector, N. 7. Aquarium, (7f- Mem. U. S. Fur-

seal Commission, 96-97; fishery expert, Rnsao-
Am. arbitration. The Hague, 02; acting direetor,
Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 10- aJa ; mem. Oniith.
Union; Fisheries Soc; fel. N. Y. ZooL Soe.
Commercial fisheries; fish culture; fur-seal in-
dustries; deep sea exploration; mammalogy;
ornithology.

Townsend, Gbarles HCenry) T(^er), XT. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Wauhingrton. D. r.
Entomology. Oberlin, Ohio, Dee. 5, 63. lied,
dept, George Washington, 87-90, B.8, 08. Asst
entomologist, U. 6. Dept. Agr, 89-91 ; prof, en-
tom, sool. and physiol, N. Mex. Col. and ento-
mologist, Exp. Sta, 91-98; curator, musenn,
Inst. Jamaica, 93-94; temporary field agent,
div. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 94-98; biogeog-
rapher and syst. entomologist, N. Mex. Ck^L
Exp. Sta, 98-99; teacher agr. and sciences,
Batangas Prov. High Sch, P. I, 04-06; expert
in charge dipterous parasites, gipsy moth lab,
bur. entom, U. 8. Dept Agr, 07-09, on furlough
inaugurating Entom. Service, Pern, 10; in
charge collections of Muscoidea, U. 8. Nat
Museum, 07; entomologitrt, Brasiiian Govt.
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; EeoL Soc;
Wash. Entom. Soc; Wash. Biol. Soc Mns-
eoidea, with special reference to their geological
history, ontogeny, phylogeny, bionomics and dis-
tribution.

Townsend, Br. OCbarles) O(Rln), u. 8. De-
fitment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Flawt pathology. Washtenaw Co, Mich, Jan.
16, 63. B.P, Mich. State Nor. Sch, 91;
B.S, Michigan, 88, M.S, 91; Leipzig, 95-^7,
Ph.D, 97. Prof. nat. science, St John's (Md),
88-91; Wesleyan (Ghi), 91-95; instr. bot, Bar-
nard,'Columbia. 97-98; prof, Md. Col, and state
plant pathologist, 98-01; plant pathologist in
charge sugar-beet investigations, U. 8. Bept.
Agr, 01-09; consulting agrieultorist, TJ. S.
Sugar and Land Co, 10-12; pathologitt, hir.
plant, induat, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 12-14, in charge
sugar-beet investigations, 14-16, in e^targe iugar
plant inveetigatione, 16- A. A; PhytopatL
Soc; Soc Agron; Soc Prom. Agr. ScL PhTi-
iology and pathology of plants; tiie influence of
nuclei on the formation of the cell-wall ; disetsee
of the sugar-beet; tiie development of a beet
seed ball containing a single seed ; treatment of
beet seed balls to improve germination; se1e^
tion of sugar-beets to increase tonnage, sugar
content, alkali resistance; improved methods of
cultivating and breeding sugar plants.

Townsend, Dr. Charles WCondaU), 98 PinckneySt,
Boston, Mass. Pediatriee. Boston, Nov. 10, 59.
A.B, Harvard, 81, M.D, 85. Proctieing phjfsi-
oian. Visiting physician, Sea Shore Home.
87-90; physicfim to out-patients. Children's
Hosp, 87-03; Boston Lyii^-in Hosp, 87-98;
Mass. Gen. Hosp, 91-09; visiting physidaa,
Floating Hosp, 07-09. Mem. Can. Geol. Snrr.
exped. to Labrador, 15. AJl; Am. Med. Ass;
Pediat. Soc; mem. Omith. Union; Nuttall Or-
nith. Club (past v. pres) ; New Eng. Pediat. Sot
(v. pres, 09); Mass. Audubon 8<m. (director).
Ornithology.

Townsend, Clinton Panl, 918 F St, Washington,
D. C. Chemistry. Fulton, N. T, July 31, 68.
B.8, Columbian, 99. Examiner eleetroehem, TJ.

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691

8. Patent OfAee, 96-03; mem. patent law firm,
Byrnes, Towneend and Brickenateioi, OS-; re-
search director, UrUon Carbide and Carbon Corp,
19- Consulting chemist, ordnance dept, 1^;
mem. exec board, Nat. Research Conneil, 19-
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. (v. pres, 09);
Soo. Chem. Indost; Soe. de chim. indost. Elec-
trolytic alkali industry.

TowsMid, Pxof. E(dgar) J(er0me), 510 John St,
Champaign, 111. * Mathematics, Litchfield. Mich,
Feb. 22, 65. Ph.B, Albion, 90, LLJ>, 15; Fh.M,
Michigan, 91; Ph.D, Gottingen, 00. Instr.
math, Chicago Manual Training Sch, 91-93;
asst. prof, Illinois, 93-95, assoe. prof, 95-05,
prof, 06-, dean, col. science, 05-13. A. A; Math.
Soo. Foundations of geometry; calculus; func-
tions of a complex vaziable.

TosB«r, Prof. AlfMl M(antoii), Harvard Uniyer-
sity, Cambridge, Mass. * Anthropology. Lynn,
Mass, July 4, 77. A.B, Harvard, 00, A.M, 01, Ph.D,

04. Instr. archeol, Marvard, 05-12, asst. prof, an-
throp, 12-19, assoc, prof, ISO-, asst. and later owra-
tor, Teabody Museum, 06-^ Am. fellow, ArcheoL
Inst, 02-05; mem. exped. to Cent. Amer, 02-05;
in charge, Peabody Museum exped. to Cent.
Amer. and Brit. Honduras, 09; director. Int.
Sch. Archeol. and Ethnol, Mexico, 13-14. A.A;
Anthrop. Ass. (permanent see'y); Antiq. Soc;
Folk-lore Soc. (treas) ; fel. Etlmol. Soc; Am.
Acad; Boyal Anthrop. Inst; cor. mem. Paris
Soc. des Am^ricanistes. Ethnology and archeol-
ogy of Central America; ethnology of the Na-
vajo Indians.

Trabne, Prof. M(arlon) B(6Z) Teachers College,
Columbia University, New York, N. Y. Psy-
chology. Eokomo, Ind, April 30, 90. A.B,
Northwestern, 11 ; A.M^ Columbia, 14, Ph J), 15.
Instr. educ. edministration, Teachers Col, Co-
lumbia, 14-16, assi. prof, edue, 17-, director,
bur. eduo. service, 19- Chief psychol. examiner,
Sanit. C, 17-18. A.A; PsychoL Asa; Nat. Soo.
Study of Educ; Nat. Ass. Directors Educ. Be-
seardi. Measurement of intelligence and educa-
tional achievements.

Tracey, J(OBhQa) I(rving), Yale University, New
Haven, Conn. Mathematics. Upperco, Md,
Aug. 19, 83. B.S, Dickinson, 06; fellow, Hop-
kins, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. math, Penning-
ton Sem, 06-08; Baltimore Polytech, 09-10;
Tale, 12-16, asst. prof, IS- Math. Soe.
Rational curves of the fourth and fifth degree
and associated covariant curves.

Tracy, Dr. F(redandC), 173 Walmer Road, To-
ronto, Can. Philosophy, daremont, Ont, May
18, 62. Pickering, 83-84; B.A, Toronto, 89,
fellow, 90-92; fellow, Clark, 92-93, Ph.D, 93.
Commercial master, Pickering, 85; lectnrer
philos, Toronto, 93-05, assoc. prof, 05-16, prof,
ethics, 16- Lecturer pedag, McMaster, 01-07.
Philos. Ass; Religious Educ. Ass; Dl. Soc Child
Study; Ont. Child Study Ass. Left-handedness;
the psychology of childhood; theory of knowl-
edge; child study.

Tracy, Prof, Henry O(arroU), University of Kan-
sas, Lawrence, Eana. Anatomy. Hartford, Vt,
July 11, 79. AJB, Dartmouth, 02; A.M, Brown,

05, Ph.D, 10. Submaster, high sch, Bellows
Falls, Vt, 02-04; asst. physiol. Brown, 04-07;
asst. biologist, R. I. Fish Commission, 07-10; in-

str. anat. Northwestern, 10-13; prof, Marquette,
18-20; Kansas, tO- Scientific asst, U. 8. Bur.
Fisheries, Woods Hole, 10, 11. A. A; Ass. Anat.
Life histories of fishes; the swim bladder; nerv-
ous system in fishes.

TtBcy, Prof. J(phn) O(layton), 345 Winthrop
Ave, New Haven, Conn. Mathematics. Willi-
mantic. Conn, Nov. 3, 69. Ph.B, Yale, 90, C.E,
92. Struct, engineer. King Bridge Co, 90-91;
instr, civil eng, Yale, 91-02, asst. prox. struct,
eng, 02-15, prof. civU eng, IS- Eng. Educ.
Descriptive geometry; surveying; mechanics ap-
plied to the calculation of stresses and the
strength of materials.

Tracy, William W, The Kenesaw, 16th and
Irving Sts, Washhigton, D. C. Horticulture.
Hudson, Ohio, May 21, 45. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col,
67, M.S, 70, hon. ScD, 07. Prof, hort, Mich.
Agr. Col, 70-72; supt. of testing gardens, U. 8.
Dept. Agr, 02- Soc Hort Sci. Varietal dif-
ferences in garden vegetables.

Tnmaean, Prof. E(dgar) N(6l8on), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. ^Botany. Wil-
namsport. Pa, Oct. 21, 75. A.B, Franklin and
Marshall, 97; Chicago, 00-01; Ph.D, Michigan,
04. Prof, biol. Alma, 04-06; mem. staff. Cold
Spring Harbor, 06-07; prof, bot. Nor. Sch,
Charleston, m, 07-15; Ohio State, 15-, head of
dept, 18- A. A ; Soc. Nat ; Bot. Soc ; Ass. Qteog ;
Ecol. Soc; m. Acad; Ohio Acad. Plant physiol-
ogy; v^etation of Ohio; transpiration; ecology
of bog plants; taxonomy and ecology of fredi-
water algae.

Trapbagmi, Dr. FCrank W(6l88), Rapid City, S.
Dak. Metallurgy. Eaton, Ohio, July 20, 61.
Ph3, Columbia, 82, Ph.D, 83. Instr. chem,
Staunton MO. Acad, 84-87; prof, Col. of Mont,
87-93; Mont. Col, and chemist, Mont. Exp. Sta,
93-03; prof, metal, and assaying, Colo. Sch. of
Mines, 03-16; 8. Dale. 8ch. Mines, 16- Assayer,
Champion M^ing Co, 90-93; in charge Mont,
mining exhibits, Columbian Expos, 93; consult-
ing expert for various mining companies. A. A;
Chem. Soc; Min. Eng; Soc. Chem. Indust; West.
Ass. Tech. Chem. and Metal, (pros, 04) ; Frank-
lin Inst; London Chem. Soc C&emistry of soils;
foods ; metallurgical chemistry and ore dressing ;
plants and waters poisonous to stock.

Tirade, Dr. John W(illlain), 3311 Newark St,
Washington, D. C. Public health. Bay City,
Mich, Feb. 18, 77. M.D, Michigan, 01. Asst.
surgeon, U. 8. Pub. Health Service, 02-07, passed
asst. surgeon, 07-09, surgeof9f 14- In charge,
div. sanit, reports and statist, 09- Ass. UI.
Surg; Pub. Health Ass. (chairman, sect, vital
statist, 15-); Am. Med. Ass; Statist. Ass.
Sanitation; vital statistics; tuberculosis; ma-
laria; spread and geographic distribution of
disease.

Tranm, Dr. J(acob), University of California,
Berkeley, Calif. Veterinary science. Galieia,
Austria, Nov. 23, 82. D.V.M, Cornell, 05.
With bur. animal indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05-
14; assoc. prof. vet. science, California, 14-
Vet. Med. Ass. Infectious abortion in cattle;
bovine tuberculosis.

Ttantwina, John O(r088on), Jt, 257 S. Fourth Bt,
Philadelphia, Pa. Civil and hydraulie engineer-

T

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ing, PhilAdelphia, March 17^ 50. Priyate
schools. Mem. Civil Seryice Exam. Boards,
Phila, 93-95; see'y, Ass. of Eng. Societiesi 94-
05; chiefs Bur. of Water, Phila, 95-99; ed,
'Civil Engineer's Pocket-Book. ' Civil Eng;
Am. Water Works Ass; New Eng. Water Works
Ass; Franklin Inst; Phila. Eng. Club; British
Inst. Civil Eng.

TreadweU, Prof. Aaron L(oai8), Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. * Zoology. Bedding, Oonn,
Dec. 23, 66. B.S, Wesleyan, 88, M.S, 90; Ph.D,
Chicago, 99. Asst. nat. hist, Wesleyan, 88-91;
prof. biol. and geol, Miami, 91-00; biol, Vassar,
00-14, soot, 14- Mem. staff. Woods Hole, 98-
06, 13; Carnegie Institution at Dry Tortngas,
Bermuda, Porto-Bico, Tobago, Fiji and Samoa.
A.A; Soo. Nati. (sec'j, 12) ; Soe. ZooL Annelid
morphology and embryology; West Indian poly-
ehaetes.

Trelease, Dr. Sam F(aadow), Johns Hopkins Uni-
versity, Baltimore, Md. Plant physiology. St.
Louis, Mo, July 3, 92. A.B, Washington (St
Louis), 14; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Asst. piant
physiol, Hopkins, 16-17; asst. prof, Univ.
Philippines, 17-19, assoe. prof, 19-20; instr,
Hopkins, tO- Lecturer, forest sch, Univ. Philip
pines, 19-20; oollaborator. Bur. f*orestry, P. I,
19-20; ed, 'PhiHppine Agriculturist,' 19-20,
mem. ed. board, 'Philippine Jour. Sci'; 'Bot.
Abstracts,' 20- A.A; Bot. Soc. Agricultural
botany; ecology; mineral requirements of
plants; water relations.

Trelease, Prof. W(i]Ilam), University of Illinois,
Urbana, III. *Boiany. Mount Vernon, N. Y,
Feb. 22, 57. B.S, Cornell, 80; Sc.D, Harvard,
84; LLJ), Wisconsin, 02; Missouri, 03; Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 07. Prof, bot, Wisconsin,
83-85; Washington (St. Louis), 85-13; director,
Mo. Bot. Garden, 89-12; prof. hot. and head of
dept, Illinois, IS- Special agent on cotton in-
sects, U. S. Dept. Agr, 79 ; lecturer bot, Hopkins,
83-84; in charge summer sch. bot. Harvard, 83-
84; chairman Am. editors, 'Bot. Centralblatt,'
00-20. Nat. Acad; A. A. (chairman, G, 00);
Soc. Nat. (pros, 03); Bot. Soc. (pres, 95, 18,
seo'y, 06); Soc. Prom. Ag^. Sci; Bot. Cent.
States (pres, 05); Philos. Soc; Torrey Bot.
Club; Am, Acad; Wis. Acad; IlL Acad, (pres,
16) ; Calif. Acad; Iowa Acad; Mass. Hort. Soe;
Wis. Hort. Soc (sec'y, 82-85) ; Boston Soc Nat.
Hist; Cambridge Entom. Club (pres, 88); St.
Louis Acad, (see'y, 96-03, pres, 09-12); Phila.
Acad; Phila. Col. Pharm; Acad. Int. Geog. Bot.
(pres, 96); Soc. Cient. Ant. Ak; Edinburgh
Bot. Soe; Soc d'Aclimat. de France; Soc. bot.
de France; Soc Nat. Sci. Cherbourg; Bot.
Gesell; Copenhagen Bot. Soc; Soc. Boyale de
Bot. de Belg; Soc Centr. Forest. Belg. Botany
and entomology, especially pollination arrange-
ments, parasitic fungi and certain groups of
flowering plants; Agaveae; Yuceeae; Phoraden-
dron; Quercus; Piper.

Tressler, Dr. Donald K(itele3r)» Mellon Insti-
tute, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Cincin-
nati, Ohio, Nov. 7, 94. A.B, Michigan, 13;
Ph.D, Cornell, 18. Scientist, bur. soils, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 17; instr. chem, Oregon Col, 17-18;
asst, Bur. Fisheries, 18-19; indust, fellow, Mel-

lon Inst, 20- Fishery industries; soil potash;
salting of fish ; shark and skate Uver oils.

npottien. Prof. AognstiiB W(lIUam), Toledo Uni-
versity, Toledo, Ohio. Psyck&logy. Appleton,
Wis, Sept, 3, 67. B.L, Wisconsin, 99; Ph.D,
Chirk, 04. Prof, psychol. State Nor. Sch, Osh-
kosh, Wis, 00-07; South Dakota, 07-11; assoe.
prof, educ, Kansas, 11-14; prof, psyehol. and
director, psyehol. olinde, Toledo, IS- A. A; Psy-
ehoL Asa. Education; personal efficiency; in-
stincts and habits; speech defects; hysteria;
emotional disturbances.

Tr0Tor, Prof. JCoseph) BCUls), The Circle, Ithaca,
N. Y. •Physios. Loekport, N. T, Oct. 11,
64. Cornell, 88-90; Ph.D, Leipxig, 92. Asst
prof. gen. and physical chem, Cornell, 92-00,
prof, 00-08, thermodynamics, 08- Thermodyna-
nlics.

Trimble, Dr. H(axTy) OCIyde), University Place,
Grand Forks, N. Dak. Chemistry. Geneva,
Iowa, March 7, 89. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 10;
M.S, Chicago, 16, Ph.D, 18. Teacher chem. and
physics, high sch, Cherokee, Iowa, 10-12; asst
physics and biol, Bradley Poly tech, 12-14; org.
chem, Chicago, 15-17; instr, ehem. North Da-
kota, 17-18, asst. prof, 18- Chem. Soc. Or-
ganic chemistry; molecular rearrangements of
amina, amids and amidina.

Triplett, Prof. Korman, 1225 Merchant St, Em-
poria, Kans. Philosophy, Psychology. Perry,
HI, Oct. 1, 61. A.B, Illinois, 89; A.1^ Indiana,
98; Ph.D^ Clark, 00. Supt pub. sch, New
Berlin, 111, 89-91; instr. sdeneea, high sch,
Quincy, HI, 94-97; pedag, Mt. Holyoke, 00-01;
prof. psychoL and child study, KansM Stats
Nor. Sch, 01-06, philos. and psyehol, OS- Psy-
chol. Ass. Dynamogenic factors in competition;
the psychology of conjuring deceptions ; the edn-
cabflity of the perch; rhytiim; nursery rhymes;
the faults of children; individual psychology;
pedagogical arrests and peculiarities.

Ttlpp, Prof. M(7Ton) 0(w«ii), Orono, Maine.
Mathematics. Grand Haven, Mich, March 19,
74. B.8, Valparaiso, 95; A.B, Indiana, 01;
Ph.D, Columbia, 09. Instr. math, CoL dtj of
N, Y, 03-12; prof, Muncie Nor. Inst, Ind, 12-
14; OUvet, 14-17; asst prof, Maine, 17-19,
assoe. prof, 19- Math. Soc. Theory of abetraet
groups.

Ttoland, Dr. IiCeonard) T(liomi»aon), Harvard
University, Cambridge, Mass. Psychology, PJkyt-
ics. Norwich, Conn, April 26, 89. B.8, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 12; A.M^ Harvard, 14, PhJ), 15,
Sheldon traveling fellow, 15-16, fellow, 16-17.
Instr. psychol. Harvard, 16-19, faculty instr,
19-; research engineer, KaHmus, Comstaek and
Westeott, Ine, 18- A. A; Psychol. Ass; Phys-
ical Soc; nium. Eng. Soc; Optical Soc (mem.
exec committee, 18-20). Physiological and
photographic optics; acoustics; enzymes.

Tkoop, Prof. James, Purdue University, La Fay-
ette, Ind. Entomology. Bennington, N. Y,
March 14, 53. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 78, M.S,
82. Prof. hort. and entom, P^srdue, 84-12,
entom, IS- State entomologist, Ind, 99-07.
A. A; Entom. Soc; Asa. Econ. Entom; PomoL
Soc; Asa. Prof. Life history and control of the
codling moth and other injurious insects; con-
trol of the tropical poultry mite by fumigation.

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Trotter, Dr. Spencer, 'Pennygeroft,' Chejney, Pa.
Zoology, Philadelphia, Pa, teh. 8, 60. MJ>,
Pennsylvania, 83. Bes. physician^ Pa. Hoflp, 83-
85; prof, hiol, Swarthmoref 8S- A.A; mem.
Ornith. Union; Phila. Acad; feL Boyal Geog.
Boc Ornithology; anthropology; history of
nature names; Americana.

TXowbrldge, Prof. A(rtfaiir) O(arleton), Iowa
City, Iowa. Geology, Glasgow, Mo, March
4, 85. B.S, Chicago, 07, Ph.D, 11. Asst.
geol, Chicago, 07-09, instr, 09-11; prof, Iowa,
11- Field asst, 111. Geol. Surv, 07, geolo-
gist, 10. A.A; Geol. Soc; Iowa Acad. Strati-
graphic geology; terrestrial deposits; physio-
graphic work in driftless area.

Trowbridgeb Prof. Angnstiu, Princeton, N. J.
*Thy9ics. New York, N. T, Jan. 2, 70. Co-
lumbia, 90-93; Ph.D, Berlin, 97. Instr. phys-
ics, Michigan, 98-00; asst. prof. math, physics,
Wisconsin, 00-03; prof, 03-06; phyioM, Trmoe-
ton, 0€'- Chairman, div. physical sciences, Nat.
Bosearch Council, 20, Nat. Acad; A.A; Phys-
ical Soc; PhiloB. Soc; Wash. Acad. Infra-red
radiation; explosive mixtures; internal combus-
tion engine.

TXowbridge, Prof. D(ic) HMtor, Lewis Institute,
Chicago, HI. Chemistry, CenterviUe, Mich,
Nov. 19, 78. B.Sy Michigan, 98. Instr. physics
and chem, high seh, Adrian, Mich, 98-99; Lewii
Inat, 99-07, asst. prof, chem, 07-13, prof, anal,
ehem, 15^ Asst. chem, Michigan, summers, 99,
00. Chem. Soc Influence of moisture on di-
electric strength of oils; influence of tempera-
ture and pressure on gases used for heating and
lighting; sanitary inspection of water, milk and
cream; gases and fuels; deposition of silver on
glass and china.

TXowbridge, Prof. E(dwin) A, Agricultural Ex-
periment Station, Columbia, Mo. Avirnai hua-
handry. Mondovi, Wis, April 27, 85. B.S.A,
Wisconsin, 06. Asst. animal husbandry, Mis-
sowri, 06-07, instr, 07-10, asst. prof, 10-, chadr-
man, dept. awimdl husbandry, Exp. Bta, 09-
AjIl; Soc Animal Production. Horse feeding;
live stock breeding.

Trowbridge, Prof. John, Cambridge, Mass.
*Fhysies. Boston, Mass, Aug. 5, 48. B.6, Har-
vard, 66, ScD, 73. Instr. physios, Lawrence
Sci. Sch, Harvard, 67-69; Mass. Inst. Tech, 69-
71; asst. prof, Marvard, 71-81, prof, 81-13,
emer. prof^ IS- Mem. Int. Commission on Elec-
trical Units; assoc. ed, 'Am. Jour. Science.^
Nat. Acad; Philos. Soc; Am. Acad, (pres, 08).
Electricity; light; spectra of gases at high tem-
peratures.

Trowbridge, Prof. PCerry) F(oz), Agricultural
College, N. Dak. Chemistry, Three Bivers,
Mich, April 25, 66. B.Pd, Mich. Nor. Col,
92, M.Pd. 08; Ph.B, Michigan, 92, A.M, 05;
Ph.D, Illinois, 06. Instr. pedag, Mich. Nor.
Col, 92-93 ; asst. chem, Michigan, 93-95. instr,
95-02; asst. nutrition and instr. chem, Ulinois,
05-07, asst. prof, chem, 07; agr. chem. and
assoc. chemist, Exp. Sta, Missouri, 07-08, prof,
and chemist, 08-18; director, N, Dak, Exp, Sta,
18^ Prof, math, Kalamasoo, 94. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Agr. Chem. (pres, 18); Soc. Agron; Soc.
Animal Production. Chemistry of nutrition.

TrosceU, Dr. Edward LCeOngwell), Yale Univer-
sity, New Haven, Conn. Vertebrate paleontol-
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western, 08, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Yale, 14; Sorbonne,
Paris, 19. Asst. geol, Amherst, 13-14; asst.
eurator, museum, Michigan, 14-17; assoc, pa-
leont, Yale, IB-, asst, prof, geol. Trinity (Conn),
to- Private collecting expeditions. Paleont.
Soc Paleontology; museum methods.

Troy, Prof. Hugh OCharlee), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Dairy husbandry, Si>encer, N. Y.
B.S.A, Cornell, 96, Chemist, Cayudutta Chem.
Co, 96-97; asst dairying, ComeU, 97-12; prof,
12- Chemist, N. Y. State Dept. Agr, 97-12, con-
sulting chemist, 12- Chem. Soc; Ass. Dairy In-
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dairy products; analysis of food products,

TTae, Dr. AOfted) OCharles), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Agriculture,
Middletown, Conn, June 5, 53. A.B, Wesleyan,
73, A.M, 76, hon. ScD, 06; Harvard, 82-84;
hon. Ph.D, Erskine, 86. Principal, Idgh sch,
Essex, N. Y, 73-75; instr. State Nor. Sch, West-
field, Mass, 75-82; Wesleyan, 84-88; ed, office
of exp. stations, V, 8. Dept, Agr, 88-91, asst.
director, 91-93, director, 93-15, states relations
service, 15- Dean, Grad. Sch. Agr, 02-16; ed,
*Exp. Sta. Becord.' A.A; Soc Prom. Agr. Sci;
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Agricultural education and the organization and
management of institutions for agricultural re-
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True, Prof. Gordon HCalnes), University Farm,
Davis, Calif. Agriculture, Baraboo, Wis, 68.
B.S, Wisconsin. Instr. dairy husbandry, Mich.
Agr. Col, 94-99; prof, animal husbandry, Ari-
zona, 99-03 ; agr. and animal husbandry, Nevada,
03-13, director, Exp. Sta, 12-13; prof, animaX
husbandry, California, IS- Agent and expert,
irrig, U. 8. Dept. Agr; mem. state board of agr,
Nev, 00-13 ; state quarantine officer, Nov, 12-13.
A. A; Ass. Prof. Animal husbandry; arid farm-
ing in Nevada; relation of irrigation to chem-
ical composition of grain.

TTae, Dr. Bodney H(oward), University of Penn-
sylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. *Tlant physiology,
Baraboo, Wis, Oct. 14, 66. B.S, Wisconsin, 90,
M.S, 92; Ph.D, Leipzig, 95. Instr. pharmacog,
Wisconsin, 96-97, asst. prof, 97-00; lecturer bot.
Harvard, 01-02; physiologist in charge physio-
logical investigations, bur. plant indust, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 02-20; prof, bot, and director, bot,
garden, Pennsylvama, tO- Mem. revision com-
mittee, ninth edition, 'U. S. Pharmacopoeia.'
A.A. (v. pres, G, 20) ; Bot. Soc; Agr. Hist. Soc.
(pres, 19) ; D. CL Fed. Employees Union Number
Two (pres, seientiflc-tech. sect, 19). Electrolytic
dissociation and physiological action in solutions ;
growth rate; turgor and temperature change;
tea and tobscco fermentations; toxic action of
solutions, simple and mixed; physiological find-
ings of mineral plant nutrients; utilization of
marls.

Ttueblood, Dr. H(oward) M(offltt), American
Telephone and Telegraph Co, 195 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Thermodynamics, Bichmond,
Ind, April 16, 84. B.S, Earlham, 02; Haver-
ford, 03; Mass. Inst. Tech, 08-09; fellow. Har-
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and Geod. Sunr, 03-08; asst. physiea, Harvard,
12-14; instr. and asst. prof. elee. eng, Pennsyl-
vania, 14-17. A. A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng;
8oc. de Physique. Joule-Thomson effect in
superheated steam.

Tmman, O(rley) H(08mer), Lowell Observatory,
Flagstaff, Ariz. Astronomy. Iowa Falls, Iowa,
July 9, 88. A.B, Iowa, 11, M.S, 12. Instr,
Graceland, 12-13; math, and astron, Iowa, 13-
19; cutrortomer, Lowell Ohaervatory, 19- Mem.
Lowell eclipse ezped, 18. Astron. Soc; Pacific
Astron. Soc. Spectroscoi>y of the spiral nebulae.

Trumbull, Prof. Harlan L(eo), Hudson, Ohio.
Physical ehemisiry. Adair, Iowa. A.B, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 07, A.M, 08; Ph.D, Chicago,
11. Instr. chem, Washington (Seattle), 11-16,
asst. prof, 16-18; feUow, Mellon Inst, and Capt,
C.W.S, 18-19; researoh eh&mist, B. F. Ooodrich
COf 19- A.A; Chem. Soc Molecular weights;
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Tmmpler, Dr. Bobert (Jnliiui), Lick' Observatory,
Mt. Hamilton, Calif. Astrofiomy, Zurich,
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GK>ttingen, 10. Astronomer, Swiss Geod. Com-
mission, 11-15; asst^ Allegheny Observatory,
15-19; Kellogg fellow, lAok Observatory, 19-
Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; Astron.
GeselL Telegraphic longitude determinations;
positions, proper motions and parallaxes of
fixed stars; stellar clusters.

Tmog, Prof. E(mil), University of Wisconsin,
Madison, Wis. Agrioultwre, Independence,
Wis, March 6, 84. B.S, Wisconsin, 09, M.S, 12.
Assoc, prof, soils, Wisconsin, 09- Chem. Soc
Availability of phosphates; soil acidity; feed-
ing power of plants.

Tackor, Dr. Beverley Bandolph, 212 W. Franklin
St, Richmond^ Va. Medicine. Bichmond, Va,
April 26, 74. M.D, Med. Col. of Va, 05. Prof,
neur. and psychiat, Med, Col. of Va, IS-; physi-
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Pellagra Commission, 08-11. Neur. Ass; Tfaera-
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gland disturbance; brain tumors; lethargic en-
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Tucker, E(lbert) S(teplien), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Entomology.
Claridon, Ohio, Aug. 16, 67. Garfield, 89. Asst.
entom, Kansas, 91-98, museum asst. systematic
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Tex. Exp. Sta, 07 ; special agent, bur. entom, XT.
S. Dept. Agr, 08-11; assoc. entomologist. La.
Exp. Sta, and acting state entomologist, La, 12-
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Economic and systematic entomology.

Tucker, Prof. B(ichard) HCawley), Lick Observa-
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Asst, Dudley Observatory, 79-83; instr. math,
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astronomer. Lick Observatory, 11- A.A; As-
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Soc. Astron. de Mex; Astron. GeselL Meridian

circle work; Cordoba Durchmusterung; meridian
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Tucker, Samuel ACnchmnty), 155 E. 61st St, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry. New York, April 29,
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later prof, electrochem, 05-19; chief chemist,
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Tucker, Prof. WCUllam) M(otier), 505 Ballantine
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geog. dept. State Nor. Sch, Moorhead, Minn,
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Ohio State, 17-20; Indiana, SO- Asst geolo-
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exped. to British Guiana, 10. A.A; Ind. Acad;
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Tucker, Dr. Willia a(aylord), 80 Howard St, Al-
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M.D, Albany Med. Col, 70; hon. Ph.a, Albany
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Tuckermaa, Dr. Alfted, 58 K St, Newport, B. I.
*Chemisiry, Bibliography. New York, N. Y,
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74. Asst, Astor Library, 76-80. A.A; Chem.
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Tuckerman, Dr. Frederick, Amherst, Mass. Analt-
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Tuckerman, Prof. L(onl8) B(ryaiit), U. 8. Bu-
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AJB, Western Beserve, 01; Nebraska, 01-02.
Asst. physics, Ohio State, 02-04; Berlin, 04-06;
instr, Nebraska, 06-07, adj. prof, 07-08, asst
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Optical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philoa^ Soe;

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695

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Tafts, Prof. James H(aydai)» UniTersity of Chi-
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Yale, 89; Berlin and Freiburg, 91-92; PhJ>,
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philos, Michigan, 89-91; arat. prof, Chieago,
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of individuality and its influence upon philos-
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Tofts, Prof. Warren P(orter), UniTersity Farm,
Davis, Calif. Pomology, Cedarville, Ohio, Jan.
8, 90. B.S, California, 12; M.S, Oregon Col, 14.
Instr. pomol, Oregon Col, 14-15; California, 15-
17, assi. prof, 17" A.A; Soc. Hort. Soi Pol-
lination and pruning of deciduous fruits.

Tngmaii, Prof. Oiin, UniTersity of Utah, Salt
Lake City, Utah. Physios. Boekville, Ind, May
26, 80. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 06; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 09. Asst. physics, Indiana, 03; Purdue,
03-06; Cornell, 06-08, instr, 08-09; asst. physi-
cist, Bur. Standards, 09-11; engineer, Western
Elec. Co, 11-13; assoc. physicist, Eastman
Kodak Co, 13-15; assoc. prof, physics, Utah,
15-19, prof, 19- A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Utah
Acad, (pres, 19). Spectroscopy; electrical os-
cillations; photographic plates; metallic films;
photographic reversal.

Tulloss, BoT. Bees E(dgar), 372 E. Madison Ave,
Springfield, Ohio. Psychology. Leipsie, Ohio,
July 26,' 81. A.B, Wittenberg, 06, B.D, 09;
Ph.D, Harvard, 18. Pres, WUtenberg. AJL.
Learning process in telegraphy and typewriting;
radio operating.

Tmmiclifl, Dr. Batb, 637 S. Wood St, Chicago,
lU. Bacteriology. Macomb, 111, May 1, 76.
A3, Vasaar, 96; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 03. In-
tern, hosp, MoCormioJc Inst, for Infectious Dis-
eases, 0^04, research worJcer, OS- Contrast
surgeon, U.S.A, 18. Ass. Path, and Baet; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber. Immunity; anaerobic
bacteria; phagocytosis; measles; influenza.

Tapper, Dr. Walter W(sssellioeft), Ann Arbor,
Mich. Botany. NewtonviUe, Mass, April 22,
88. A.B, Harvard, 10, A.M, 12, ScD, 18.
Austin teaching fellow hot, Harvard, 10-12, asst,
Harvard and Radcliffe, 12-13; instr, Michigan,
13-20, asst. prof, BO- With Bur. Aircraft Pro-
duction and Bed Cross, 18-19. A.A; Bot. Soc;
New Eng. Bot. Club; Mich. Acad. Morphology
and anatomy of woody plants; cell size; vascu-
lar tissue.

Torlsy, Prof. Louis AlTin, 763 Asp Ave, Nor-
man, Okla. Medicine. Utah, Feb. 6, 79. B.S,
Idaho, 03; A.M, Harvard, 06, Ph.D, 16. Prof,
path, and asst. dean, sch. med, OJclahoma, 08-
Pathology; histology; bacteriology; carcinoma;
myxadenoma of the intestines; chronic nephri-
tis; bacteriology and pathology of tonsils.

Turlington, Dr. J(ohn) E(dwln), University of
Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Agronomy. Clinton,
N. C, June 1, 84. B.Agr, N. C. Col, 07; M.S,
Cornell, 11, Ph.D, 12. Adj. prof, agron,
Georgia, 12-13; supt, Craven Co. Farm Life

Sch, N. C, 13-16; prof, agron, Florida, 16-
I'eacher, summer sch. North Carolina, 13. Soc.
Agron. .Soils; fertilizers; farm management.

Tomeauie, Prof. F(rederlck) E(agena), Univer-
sity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. CivU engineer-
ing. Freeport, 111, July 30, 66. C.E, Cornell,
89; hon. D.Eng, Illinois, 05. Instr. civil eng,
Washington (St. Louis), 90-92; prof, bridge
and hydraulic eng, Wisconsin, 92-03, eng. and
dean, col. of meoh. and eng, OS- A.A; Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ. (pres, 09) ; Soc. Test. Mat;
West. Soc. Eng; Wis. Eng. Soc. (pres, 09).
Beinforced concrete; stresses in bridges under
moving train loads.

Tuner, Prof. B(snjamln) B(emard), 1017 Park
Ave, Indianapolis, Ind. Pharmacology. Hong-
kong, Feb. 6, 71. Cent. Tech. Col, London, 88-
92; B.S, London, 94; Ph.D, G^Sttingen, 99;
Strasbourg, 04; Hopkins, 07-08. Lecturer chem,
Borough Polytech. Inst, London, England, 92-
97; asst. chem, Cornell, 00-01, 02-03; prof,
Conn. Col, 03-06; Carnegie research asst. chem.
and Pharmacol, Hopkins, 08-15; assoc. prof.
Pharmacol, Indiana, 15-17, prof, 17- Acting
asst. prof, chem, Missouri, 01-02. Chem. Soc;
feL London Chem. Soc Chemistry; dielectric
constants; vividiff usion ; plasmaphaeresis.

Turner, Dr. OOiailes) HCenry), 4540 Garfield
Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Biology. Cincinnati, Ohio,
Feb. 3, 67. B.S, Cincinnati, 91, M.S, 92 ; Ph.D,
Chicago, 07. Asst. biol, Cincinnati, 90-92; prof,
biol. and head, dept. science and agr, Clark
(Ga), 92-05; principal, pub. sch, Cleveland,
Tenn, 05-06; instr. biol. and chem, Haines Nor.
Sch, Augusta, Ga, 07-08; hiol, Stmmer High
Sch, 8t. Louis, 08- Int. Cong. Zool, Boston, 07
(sec'y, animal behavior sect). . A. A; Entom.
Soc; EcoL Soc; 111. Acad; St. Louis Acad,
(sec'y entom. sect, 13-, mem. council, 19-).
Invertebrate neurology; entomology; animal be-
havior; taxonomy of American Entomostraca.

Turner, OChester) F (rands), Box 95, West La-
fayette, Ind. Entomology. Bock Creek, E[ans,
May 12, 90. B.S, Kansas State, 12. Field asst,
Kans. Entom. Commission, 12-13; scientific
asst, Jnur. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 14- A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Embryology of
Chelonus texanus.

Tomer, Prof. 0(lair) EClsmere), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Biology. Harmony, Maine, April 28, 90. A.B,
Bates, 12; A.M, Harvard, 13; Mass. Inst. Tech,
14-15. Acting head, dept. biol. Bates, 13-14;
asst. research, Mass. Inst. Tech, 14-15; instr.
hiol, and assoc. research, 15-19, asst. prof, 19-;
hygiene, med. and dental schools, Tufts, 19-
Instr, Sch. for Health Officers, 15-; editorial
asst, ^Am. Jour. Public Health,' 14-15. A.A;
Soc. Bact; Micros. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Bos-
ton Soc. Bact. Sanitation; natural purification
of streams ; dental and general hygiene.

Turner, Prof. 0(larence) L(ester), Beloit, Wis.
Zoology. Delaware, Ohio, 90. A.B, Ohio Wes-
leyan, 12, A.M, 14; PkD, Wisconsin, 18. Instr.
zool, Kansas, 14-15; asst. biol, Wisconsin, 15-
16; instr, asst. prof, and later prof, Marquette,
16-17; eoot, Wooster, 17; Beloit, A. A; Ass.
Anat; Ecol. Soc; Fisheries Soc; Ohio Acad.
Ecology; embryology; anatomy and embryology

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of vertebrates; insect ecology; physiology and
habits of fishes.

Tniner, O(laiide) A(ll6n) P(oxter), Minneapolis,
Minn. Civil engineering, Lincoln^ B. I, 69.
O.E, Lehigh, 90. Asst. engineer, Columbus
Bridge Co, 92; Pottsrille Iron and Steel Co,
96; Gillette Herzog Co, 97-00; engineer. Am.
Bridge Co, 01; eonsuiting engineer, 01- Civil
Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc Test. Mat. Stresses;
skew details; reinforced concrete; theoiy of
fiat slabs.

Tomer, Prof. H(62iry) W(ard), Mills Building,
San Francisco, Calif. * Geology, Silver Lake,
Pa, Aug. 22, 67. Cornell, 74^76, 81; Leipzig,
79-80; B.S, George Washington, 95. Asst. en-
tom, Cornell, 80 ; U. S. Dept. Agr, 82 ; asst. geol-
ogist, U. S. Gfeol. Surv, 83-95, geologist in
charge of party, 95-01; consulting econ. geolo-
gist and mining engineer, 01-04, 08-09; mana-
ger, Marf a and Mariposa quicksilver mine, 04-
05; consulting engineer, Ladd Metals Co, 06-07;
geologist, Kyshtim Mining Works, Bussia, 11;
Russian Mining Corp, 14; v, pres, Oroville
Dredging, Ltd, 1^ Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min.
and MetaL Soc; Inst. Min. and Metal. Gt. Brit-
ain; cor. mem. Madrid Nat. Hist. Soc. Geol-
ogy, especially petrography and ore deposits;
nomenclature of igneous rocks; geological max>-
ping and structure studies.

Turner, Dr. W(illiam) A(bbey), St. Lawrence
University, Canton, N. Y. Chemistry. Housa-
tonic. Mass, May 13, 87. Ph.B, Yale, 10, A.M,
14, Ph.D, 16. Aast. cfcem, Mass. Col, 10-12;
Yale, 12-16; instr, Pennsylvania, 16-17; asst.
prof, Wesleyan, 19-20 ; 8t, Lawrence, tO- Lieut,
Sanit. C, 17-19. A.A; Chem. Soc. Sulphates;
vanadium.

Turner, Prof. W(Ullam) DCeGarmo), Bella, Mo.
Chemistry. Sioux City, Iowa, Sept 25, 89. B.S,
Chicago, 09, Ph.D, 17. Commercial chemist, 09-
15; assoc. chem, Chicago, 15-17; asst. prof. Mo,
Sch. Mines, 17-19, prof, and head of dept, 19-
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc. Diffusion of
gases; atomic weight of chlorin; potash from
oak ashes; xylene isomers.

Tnrrentine, Dr. J(olm) W(illiam), Santa Barbara,
Calif. Chemistry. Burlington, N. C, July 5,
80. Ph.B, North Carolina, 01, M.S, 02; Ph.D,
Cornel], 08. Instr. chem, Lafayette, 02-05 ; asst,
Cornell, 05-06, electrochem, 06-08; instr. physi-
cal chem, Wesleyan, 08-11; chemist, bur. soils,
U. 8. Dept, Agr, 11-17, in charge, exp. kelp
potash plant, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc; Wash.
Acad. Chemistry of rare earths; electrochem-
istry; corrosion of metals; chemistry of hydra-
zine; reduction of hydronitric acid; salines and
potash resources of the United States; fish ferti-
lizer industries; city wastes; kelp as a source
of potash, blacking carbon, iodin and ammonia;
by-product ammonia.

Tattle, Prof. Albert H(enry), University of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville, Va. Cytology. Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio, Nov. 19, 44. B.S, Pa. State, 68,
M.S, 72; Harvard, 70-72; Hopkins, 82-83.
Teacher nat. sciences, State Nor. Sch, Platte-
ville, Wis, 68-70; instr. micros. Harvard, 70-72;
prof. zool. and geol, Pa. State, 72-73; zool. and
comp. anat, Ohio State, 74-88; biol, Virginia,
88-13, retired, 13. Asst. commissioner from

Ohio (educ) to Vienna Expos, 73; New Orleans
Expos, 84. A.A. (gen. sec'y, 76, v. pres, 82);
fel. Boyal Micros. Soc. Mierozoology; histol-
ogy > the cytology of the green Algae.

Tattle, B(Ibert) B(anrett), Bell Telephone Co. of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. Niles,
Mich, April 17, 74. B.S.(E.£), Iowa State, 99,
E.E, 09; fellow, Cornell, 05-06. Instr. physics,
Iowa State, 00-05; elec engineer. Cent. District
and Printing Telegraph Co, 06-10; asst, engi-
neer. Bell Telephone Co. of Pa, 10- Assoc.
Radio Eng; mem. Elec Eng. Sound and somid
transmission; hysteresis in iron; speech trans-

mission.

Tattle, Prof. Franklin E(lUoU), 125 £. Maxwell
St, Lexington, Ky. Chemistry. Hadley, Mass,
June 17, 64. AJB, Amherst, 89; Ph.D, G6ttiA-
gen, 93. Instr. chem. and miner. Pa. State,
89-93, asst. prof, chem, 93-04, prof, quant, anal,
04-06; chem, Kentucky, 06- Mem. TJ. S. Assay
Commission, 16. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust; Chem. Gesell; Soc de Chim. indnst
Analytical chemistry; terpenes; crystallographj.

Tattle, Dr. George TCliomae), McLean Hospital,
Waverley, Mass. Psychiatry, Northwood, N.
H, March 18, 50. A.B, Dartmouth, 72; M.D,
Harvard, 78. Asst. physician, McLean Ho^,
79-03; med. supt, 04-19. Clin, instr. psychiat,
Harvard, 05-12. Medico-PsychoL Ass; Boston
Soe. Psychiat. and Neur. Kidney diseases and
insanity; hallucinations; hydrotherapeuties;
the male nurse.

Tattle, John BCetley), 68 Bank St, New Yorit,
N. Y. Chemistry. Philadelphia, P;i, May 25,
82. B.S, Pennsylvania, 08. Lab. asst, Bnr.
Standards, 08-10, asst. chemist, 10-15, assoc
chemist, 15-18; research chemist, Firestone Tire
and Rubber Co, 18-19, chief chemist, plant 2,
19-20; consulting chemist, 20- Chem. Soc
(sec'y, rubber sect, 16, 17, chairman, 18) ; N. Y.
Chemists Club. Printing inks; oils and var*
inshes; gumarabic; pigments; rubber.

Tattle, Dr. J(ohn) BCoes), General Chemical Co,
25 Broad St, New York, N. Y. Chemistry.
Tweed, Can, 92. M.A, Queen's (Can), 12,
1851 Exhibition fellow, 13-15; fellow, Colum-
bia, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Research chemist. Gen.
Chem, Co, 16- Chem. Soc.

Tweedy, Frank, U. S. Geological Survey, Wash-
ington, D. C. Topography. New York, N. Y.
June 12, 54. C.E, Union, 75. Engineer, N. Y.
State Adirondack Surv, 75-79; sanit. engineer
under late George E. Waring, Jr, Newport, B. I,
80-81; asst. topographer. North. Transcont.
Surv, 82-83 ; topographer, V, 8. Geol, Surv, 84-
15, topographic engineer, IS- Flora of tte
Yellowstone Park.

Twenhofel, Prof. W(illiani) HCenry), Universitv
of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Geology, Coving:-
ton, Ky, April 16, 75. AJB, Yale, 08, A.M, 10,
Ph.D, 12. Prof. nat. science. East Tex. Nor.
Col, 04-07 ; asst. prof, ged, Kansas, 10-13, assoc.
pro/, 13-16; Wisconsin, 16- Shaler Mem-
exped. to Baltic, 14; state geologist, Kans, 15-
16; guide, excursion A 1, Int. QeoL Cong, To-
ronto, 13. A.A; Paleont. Soc; OeoL Soe; Kane.
Acad; Wis. Acad. Sedimentation; invertebrate
paleontology; stratigraphy of Silurian and Co-

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manehean of Kansas; geology of Antieosti
Island.

Twiss, Prof. Edith Mlnot, Vassar College, Pongh-
keepsie, N. Y. Botany. Columbus, Ohio, 73.
A.B, Ohio State, 95; M.S, Chicago, 07, fellow,
08-09, Ph.D, 09. Teaeher, various high schools,
95-10; asst. prof, bot, Washburn, 1^12, prof,
bacter, 12-13, lot, 13-20; out. prof, Vassar, BO-
A.A; Bot. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; Eans. Acad.
Bacteriology of foods.

Twiss, Prof. W(Ufred) 0(liarl6B), University of
Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Botany. San Jose,
Calif, July 9, 68. A.B, Southern California, 95;
A.M, California, 10; Ph.D, Columbia, 19. Instr.
hot, Utah, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-15, assoc prof,
15-19, prof, and head of dept, 19- A. A; Tor-
rey Bot. Club; Am. Geog. Soc Cytology; Ery-
throphyllum delesserioides; plastids and mito-
chondria.

Twit^hell, Br. E(ni8t), Wyoming, Ohio. Chem-
istry. Cincinnati, Ohio, Feb. 26, 63. B.S, Cin-
cinnati, 86, hon. 8c.D, 16. Chemist and factory
manager and later ehem. director, The Emery
Candle Co, 87-; pres, The Am. OH Treating and
Hardening Co; ehairman, hoard of directors,
The Ttoitchell Process Co. Assoc ed, 'Jour.
Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-; Perkins medal, 19.
A«A; Chenk. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust. Chemistry
of the fats and fatty acids.

TwitcheU, Prof. Mayrflle WCHliam), Department
of Conservation and Development, Trenton, N.
J. Geology. Washington, D. C, Oct. 14, 68.
B.S, George Washington, 99, M.S, 00; Ph.D,
Hopkins, 05. Prof, geol, South Carolina, 05-12 ;
state geologist, S. C, 11-12 ; asst. state geologist,
N. J, It- Pel. Geol. Soc; fel. Paleont. Soc
Cenozoic Echinoidea; the Mesosoic and Cenosoic
Echinodermata of the United States; Tertiary
deposits of the Atlantic Coastal Plain; mineral
resources of South Carolina and New Jersey;
underground waters of New Jersey.

Twitmyer, Dr. Edwin B(iirket), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Psychology.
McElhattan, Pa, Sept. 14, 73. Ph.B, Lafayette,
96, M.S, 99; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 02. Instr.
psyehol, Pennsylvania, 97-07, asst. prof, 07-14,
prof, and asst. director, psychol. lab. and clinic,
14- A. A; Psychol. Ass. The patellar tendon
reflex; control of fine measuring instruments;
diagnosis and methods of correction of speech
defects.

Tyler, Prof. A(iU6l) Adignstiu), James Millikin
University, Decatur, lU. Biology. East Bridge-
water, Pa, March 7, 69. A3, Lafayette, 92,
A.M, 95; Ph.D, Columbia, 97. Instr. biol,
Union, 97-98; bot. Syracuse, 98-99; assoc prof,
biol, Arizona, 99-00; prof, science, Bellevue,
00-05, biol, 05-16, dean, 11-15; prof, hiol,
James liUlikin, 16- A.A; Nebr. Acad, (pres,
08); Omaha Fontenelle Forest Ass. (see'y, 10-
16). Nature and origin of stipules.

Tyler, Prof. H(arry) W(alter), Massachusetts In
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Math
ematies. Ipswich, Mass, April 16, 63. B.S
Mass. Inst. Tech, 84; G6ttingen, 87-88; Ph.D
Erlangen, 89. Asst. math, Mass. Inst. Tech
84-86, instr, 86-90, aast. prof, 90-92, assoc
prof, 92-93, prof, 9S-, head of dept, Ot-; sec*y
faculty, 89-90, 91-06. A.A; Math. Soc; Ass.

Prof, (sec'y. 16-); Am. Acad, (librarian, 12-
14, cor. sec'yi 1^); Math. Soc; Math. Ass;
Math. Verein. Determinants.

Tyler, Prof. Hasen O(reeley), 520 Nostrand Ave,
Brooklyn, N. T. MechanicaX engineering.
Brooklyn, N. Y, March 21, 90. E.E, Brooklyn
Polytech, 11, M.S, 12, M.E, 13; ScD, N. Y.
Univ, 16. Instr. mech. eng, Brooklyn Polytech,
11-16; Bensselaer, 16-17; engineer, West. Elec.
Co, 17-; asst. prof. meeh. eng, N. T. Univ, 17-
Engineer, N. Y. Edison Co, 12-13. Meeh. Eng;
Elec Eng; Eng. Educ Thermodynamics; steam
engineering; xofrigeration.

T]^or, Prof. John M(ason), Amherst, Mass.
Biology. Amherst, May 18, 51. Amherst, 69-
73; Gottingen^ 76-78; Leipzig, 78-79; hon.
Ph.D, Colgate Teacher, Phillips Acad, 73-74;
prof, hiol, Amherst, 79-18, emer. prof, 18- Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool. Child growth.

Tyler, Prof. B(ichard) OCrimes), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Engineering. Georgetown,
Tex, Oct. 16, 85. C.E, Texas, 08; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech. Asst. engineer. State Beclama-
tion Dept, Tex, 12-13; asst. city engineer, Aus-
tin, Tex, 13-14; city engineer, Paris, Tex, 15-
16; adj. prof, highway and sanit. eng, Texas,
17-19, assoc. prof, tO- Besearch assoc eng,
bur. econ. geol. and technol, Texas, 17- Assoc.
Civil Eng; Austin Eng. Club (pres, 19). High-
way and sanitary engineering; water purifica-
tion; sewage disposal; road materials.

Tyroda^ Dr. Maurice Vejuz, 416 Marlboro St,
Boston, Mass. Pharmacology. Besanqon,
France, Nov. 6, 78. M.D, Harvard, 00; Dalton
research fellow, Mass. Gen. Hosp, Boston, 00-
01. Asst. Pharmacol, Harvard Med. 8ch, 00-
01, instr, 01-08, faculty instr, 08- Formerly re-
viewer Pharmacol, and toxicol, * Boston Med. and
Surg. Jour.' A. A; Am. Med. Ass; Soc. Pharma-
col; Boston Med. Library Ass; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci. Pharmacology and therapeutics; functions
of isolated kidney; action of strophanthus,
zygadenus, dog-wood, mercurial proteid com-
pound, camphoric acid, thiosinamin; the action
of the saline purgatives; the action of salts
and the ions of Ca and Mg.

Tyrrell, J(O0epli) B(iirr), 14 Walmer Boad, To-
ronto, Can. Geology. Weston, Ont, Nov. 1, 58.
Upper Canada, 73-76; BJL, Toronto, 80, M.A,
89; B.S, Victoria (Out), 89. Geologist, Can.
Geol. Surv, 81-99; consulting mining engineer,
99- Back premium. Royal Geog. Soc; Murchi-
son medal, London Geol. Soc. A. A; GeoL Soc;
Min. Eng; Min. and Metal Soc; hon. mem.
Explorers Club; hon. mem. Minn. Hist. Soc;
feL Royal Soc Can; British Inst. Min. and
MetaL (councilor). Mining geology; geography
and geology of northern and western Canada;
history of northwestern America.

Tyiser, Prof. B(ni68ty B(dward), 41 Fairmont
Ave, Wakefield, Mass. ^Pathology. Wakefield,
Aug. 30, 75. Ph J3, Brown, 97, A.M, 98 ; M.D,
Harvard, 02, Bullard fellow, 02-03. Asst. path,
Harvard, 03-05, supt. cancer research, 05-16,
asst. prof, path, 08-16, George Fahyan prof,
comp. path, 16- A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc Exp. Path; Ass. Cancer Research (mem. ed.
committee); Soc Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass;
Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Protozoa in

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fishes; Coccidium oviforme in the rabbit's liver;
leucocytes of the rabbit; etiology of variola and
vaccinia; histology of skin lesions in varicella;
pathology of the brown-tail moth dermatitis;
inoeulable and spontaneous tumors and heredity
in mice; a fatal disease of the Japanese waltzing
mouse due to B. piliformis; differentiation of.
Leishmania and Leptomonads of insects; a
Monostomum of the European sparrow; black-
head in turkeys.

U

Udden, Prof. J(ohan) A(iigiist), University of
Texas, Austin, Tex. Geology. Lek&sa, Sweden,
March 19, 59. AJB, Augustana 81, A.M, 89,
hon. Ph.D, 00; Minnesota, 86. Xnstr. nat. sci-
ence and civics, Bethany (Kans), 81-88; prof,
nat. hist, and geol, Augustana, 88-11; geologist,
bur. eoon. geol. and tech, Texas, 11-14, director,
14- Special asst, Iowa Geol. Surv, 97-02; asst.
geologist, Univ. of Tex. Mineral Surv, 03-04;
geologist, BL OeoL Surv, 06-11; special agent,
IT. S. Geol. Surv, 08^14. Knighted by King of
Sweden, 11. A. A; feL Geol. Soc; Min. Eng;
cor. mem. Iowa Acad. Stratigraphio and areal
geology; work* of the atmosphere; clastic sedi-
ments; erratics of till in the upper Mississippi
Valley.

Uglow, Dr. Wdlliam) L(awxeiice), University of
British Columbia, Vancouver, B. C, Can. Geol-
ogy. Ottawa, Can, April 29, 84. M.A, Queen's
(Can), 06, B.S, 11; M.S, Wisconsin, 12, Ph.D,
14. Mine valuation engineer. Wis. Geol. Surv,
13-14; mining geologist. Vinegar Hill Zinc Co,
14-15; Cerro de Pasco Copper Corp, 16-17;
assoe. prof. geol. and miner, British Colwnhia,
18- Lecturer geol, Minnesota, 15-16; field en-
gineer. Can. Munition Besources Commission,
17-18; with Can. Geol. Surv, 03, 09, 12. Min.
and Metal. Eng; Can. Min. Inst; Ass. Prof. Eng.
B. C. Mineralogy; geology of zinc, lead, plati-
num, nickel, manganese and copper deposits.

XJUe, Dr. F(riedric]i) Max, Quito, Ecuador.
Archeology. Dresden, Germany, March 25, 56.
Gottingen, 76-77; Ph.D, Leipaig, 80. Asst,
Boyal Zool, Anthrop. and Ethnol. Museum,
Dresden, 81-88; Boyal Museum of Volkerkunde,
Berlin, 88-91; ethnol. exped. for German Govt,
to S. Amer, 92-95; for Univ. of Pa, 95-97, in
dept. archeol, 97-98; exped. for Univ. of Calif,
to Peru, 99-01, 03-05; lecturer anthrop, Cali-
fornia, 01-03; director, Museo de Hist. Na-
clonal, Lima, 06-11; founding director, Museum
EthnoL and Anthrop, Santiago, Chile, 12-16;
with Aoademia Nadonal de Sist, Quito, Ecuador.
Silver medal, Columbian Exhib, Madrid, 92;
hon. prof, Univ. San Marco, Lima. Hon. mem.
Davenport Acad ; hon. mem. Boyal Anthrop. Inst;
Paris Soc. des Am^ricanistes ; Soc. Chil. de Hist.
y Geog; Geog. Soc. of La Paz, Sucre (Bo-
livia), and Lima; cor. mem. Vienna Anthrop.
Gesell. Origin of South American civilizations;
Malayan ethnology; ruins of Tiahuanaco; Pa-
chacamac; report on second South American
expedition.

Xnaenlwtli, Dr. Sdnaxd, Bockefeller Institute,
New York, N. Y. Biology. Vienna, July 19,
85. Ph.D^ Vienna, 09. Asst, Biol. Versuchs-
Ansalt, Vienna, 11-13 ; fellow, Bockefeller Inst,
14-16, assoc, 16-- Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Ichthyol.

and Herp; Ass. Study Int. Secretions; feL N.
Y. Acad. Experimental biology and pathology;
regeneration; growth; transpkoitation; develop-
ment; internal secretions.

Ulilar, Dr. H(orac6) SCcnddar), Yale Univenitj,
New Haven, Conn. * Physics. Baltimore, Md. Aug.
5, 72. A.B, Hopkins, 94, fellow, 04^^, PkD,
05. Lab. asst. physics, Hopkins, 94-96; instr,
acad. Northwestern, 96-97; director, lab, Uni-
versity Sch, Baltimore, 97-02; Carnegie asst
physical chem, Hopkins, 05; instr. physics, Yale,
06-09, assi. prof, 09- Assoc, ed, 'Phyrieal
Bev'; 'Am. Jour. Sci'; 'Math. Monthly.' AA;
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Math. Aas; Asa.
Prof; life mem. Soc de Physique. Geometrieal
optics; spectroscopy; X-raya

XJliUxiger, Dr. B(oy) H(«inan), 1907 Benednm-
Trees Building, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemishy.
Hartford, Ohio, May 15, 87. B.S, AlleghexiT,
10; fellow, Pittsburgh, 10-11, A.M, 11, Phi),
14. Chemist, Am. Nitro-Produets Go, 14-15;
Supt. Carbo-Hydrogen Co. of Am, 15-16; re-
search chemist, Benedum-Trees OU Co, 16-17,
consulting chemist, 19-- Capt, C.WJ3, 17-19.
Chem. Soc. Engineering; analysis of tiie zme
group; bromination of oils and fata; natunl
gas products.

UUmaon, Prof. HCaxry) M(aa8), 20 W. Church St,
Bethlehem, Pa. Chemistry. Bpringfleld, Mo,
April 14, 68. A.B, Hopkins, 89, PhJ>, 92;
Munich and Paris, 92-94. Instr. quant, and in-
dust. anal, Lehigh, 94-04, asst. prof, 04-10, aa-
soc. prof, 10-14, prof, chem, 14-^ A.A; Chem.
Soc; Chem. Gesell. P-sulphamin benzoic aeid;
acetins; titanium in cement rocks; bsUl and pliof-
phorus in coke; ash and phosphoms in coal;
aging of wool fats.

Ulrey, Prof. Albert B(reii]uui), 35th St. and Uni-
versity Ave, Los Angeles, Calif. Biolo^.
North Manchester, Ind, Dec 81, 60. AJ3, Indi-
ana, 92, A.M, 94; Woods Hole, 92; Bosh Med.
Col, Chicago, 00-^1. Instr. sool, Indiana, 9S-
94; prof, hiol, Manchester, 95-99; Southern
California, 01-, director, Venice Marine Biol
Sta, 01- Prof, biol. Summer Sch. of Biol, War-
saw, Ind, 95; instr. histogenesis, biol. sta, Indi-
ana, summers, 96, 97. A. A; S. Galif. Acad.
South American Characinidae; Embiotoddae;
embryology of Paragordius varins Loidy; star-
fishes of southern California.

Ulrey, Dr. Dayton L» 5637 Darlington Boad.
Pittsburgh, Pa. Physics. North Manchester,
Ind, Sept 19, 84. A.B, Indiana, 11, A.M, 12;
Ph.D, Stanford, 17. Teaching fellow pfaysies,
Indiana, 11-12; instr, Pittsburgh, 12-15; aast,
Stanford, 15-17; asst. prof, Pittsburgh, 17-18;
research physicist, Westinghouse Elee. and Mfg.
Co, 18- A.A; Physical Soo. Speeifie indue-
tive capacity; evolution and oeeulaion of gases
by glasses; moisture penetration of insulating
materiahi.

Ulrich, Dr. E(dward) OCsear), XT. S. Qoologieal
Survey, Wa^ington, D. C. *Geoloffy, Gindn-
nati, Ohio, Feb. 1, 57. Pulte and Ohio Med.
Colleges, 76-78; A.M, German Wallace, S6,
Ph.D, 92. Curator, Cincinnati Soc Nat Sat,
77-79 ; paleontologist, GeoL Surveys of HI, Mjna.
and Ohio, 85-89, 91-97; aast geolc^gist, Kj.
Geol. Surv, 89-90; geologist, JJ. 8, OeoL 5«t.

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699

97- Supt. mines, Boulder Go, Colo, 80-83;
assoe. ed, 'Am. OeologlBt,' 88-07; aasoe.
paleont, U. 8. Nat. Museum, 14- Nat. Aead;
A. A; GeoL Soe; Wash. Acad; Paleont. Ek>c.
(pres); Wash. Qeol. Soe. (pres); Wash. BioL
Soc. Stratigraphy; invertebrate paleontology;
paleogeography.

XTlrich, Dr. E(lmer) B(izler), I>rexel Hill, Dela-
ware Co, Pa. Flant physiology. Brickerrille,
Pa. April 5, 80. M.Pd, West Chester State
Nor. Sch, 99; B.8, Muhlenberg, 07; Ph.D, Penn*
sylvania, 10. Teacher hiol, Cent, High 8oh,
PhUa, 08- Lecturer, Pennsylvania, 10-11.
A. A; Pa. Bot. Soc. Leaf movements of Ozali-
daceae.

Ulilcli, Prof. John Iilnck, Johns Hopkins Univer-
sity Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Psychology,
Menlo Park, Calif, Bee. 12, 77. B.8, Pennsyl-
vania, 08, M.S, 09; fellow, Hopkins, 10-11,
PIlD, 13^ Instr. psychol, Catholic, 13-16, as-
soc prof, 16-20; asst, physiol, Hopkins, tO-
A. A; Psychol. Ass. Animal psychology; human
psychology and physiology.

Umpleby, Prof. Joseph B(ertram), University of
Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Cfeology. Ghrayi-
viUe, Ohio, Nov. 20. 83. A.B, Washington
(Seattle), 07; M.8, Chicago, 09, fellow, 09-10,
Ph.D, 10. Asst. geol, Washington (Seattle),
06-08; asst. geologist, U. 8. Geol. Surv, 08-12,
geologist, 12-20; mineral - specialist. Am. Com-
mission to Negotiate Peace, 18-19; prof, geol.
and director, sch. eng. geol, Oklahoma, 19-
Geologist, Wash. Geol. Surv, 09, 10; acting
assoc. prof, geol, California, lS-16. A.A; Geol.
Soc; Ass. Petrol. Qeol; Min. Eng; Okla. Acad;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soe. Eeonomie and
stratigraphic geology; genesis of ore and petro-
leum deposits.

TTndexliiU, Prof. Afntlioiiy) LClspenard), 615
Sixth St, S. E Minneapolis, Minn. Maihe-
maiios. Bath, N. Y, June 6, 77. B.S, Chicago,
00, Ph.D, 06. Instr. math, Princeton, 05-07;
Wisconsin, 07-09; asst. prof, Minnesota, 09-20,
assoc, prof, BO- Asst. prof, math, Chicago, sum-
mer quarter, 10-; capt, C.A.C, 17-19. Math.
Soe. Calculus of variations.

TTnderhlU, Oharies Beglnald, The Acme Wire Co,
New Haven, Conn. Slectriodl engineering,
Chappaqua, N. Y, Nov. 2, 74. Self educated;
correspondence and private instruction. With
West. Elec. Co, 9^00; chief elec. engineer,
Varley Duplex Magnet Co, 00-04; consulting
elec. engineer, N. Y. City, 04-09; ed. and tech.
writer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 09-10;
chief engineer. Am. Elee. Fuse Co, 10-11; con-
suiting elec, engineer, The Acme Wire Co, 11-
Lecturer electromagnets in various colleges;
radio officer and capt, U.SJL, 17-19. A. A; fel.
Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; mem. Physical Soc;
assoc. Badio Eng; assoc. Automotive Eng. Elec-
tromagnets, solenoids and electromagnetic wind-
ings; signalling systems; wireless telegraphy
and telephony; wire and wireless printing tele-
graph systems.

I7nderhl]], Prof. Frank P(aU), 445 Orange St,
New Haven, Conn. ^lExperimentai medioyne.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 21, 77. Ph.B. Yale, 00,
Ph.D, 03. Asst. physiol. chem, Yale, 00-03,

instr, 03-07, asst. prof, 07-13, prof, path, chem,
13-18, exp, med, 18- Goldsmith lecturer, N. Y.
Path. Soc, 13; lecturer, Harvey Soc, 19; con-
sulting path, chemist war gas investigations,
Bur. Mines, 17-18; chairman, committee on bio-
ehem, Nat. Besearch Council, 17-19; lieut. col,
C.W.S, A.B.P, 18; U. 8. representative and v.
pres. Interallied Gas Conf, Paris, 18. Assoc,
ed, <Jour. Biol. Chem'; ^Chem. Abstracts';
'Jour. Urol.' A.A; Soc. Exp. Biol; Physiol.
Soc; Soc. Pharmacol; Soc. Biol. Cfhem. (▼. pres,
17); assoc mem. Am. Med. Ass; Cfhem. Soc.
Physiology of amino acids, proteoses and lethal
war gases; the pancreas and diabetes; absorp-
tion from the liver; carbohydrate metabolism;
experimental nephritis; pernicious vomiting of
pregnancy; intermediary metabolism with lifer-
enoe to thyroids and parathyroids.

Underwood, Dr. H(«nr7) W(eedon), Jr,Massachu-
settts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemistry. Wakefield, B. I, August 14. 95.
Ph.B, Brown, 16, M.S, 17, fellow, 17-19, Ph.D,
19. Besearch fellow, Brown, 19-20; intir, org.
chem, Mass. Inst, Tech, 90- Chem. Soe. Or-
ganic acids; vat dyestuifs.

Underwood, Prof. P(aiil) HCalladay), Ithaca, N.
Y. CMl engineering. Ludlowville, N. Y, Dec.
29, 81. C.E, Cornell, 07. Instr. dnU eng, Cor*
nell, 07-12, asst. prof, IB- Asst. engineer,
Isthmian Canal Commission, 11. A.A. Survey-
ing; geodesy; hydraulic engineering; least
squares.

Underwood, W(i]lla)m Lyman, Massachusetts In-
stitute of rreehnology, Cambridge, Mass. BioU
ogy, Belmont, Mass, March 5, 64. Pub. sch.
Lecturer hiol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 00- Chairman,
Board of Health, Belmont, 08- A. A; Omith.
Union; Mass. Zool. Soc; Mass. Audubon Soc;
Am. Acad; Boston Soc Nat. Hist; Nuttall
Omith. Club; Boston Baet. Club. Bacteriology

* applied to canning and preserving; extermina-
tion of mosquitoes.

Unnewebr, Prof. ECmory) O(arl), Baldwin-Wal-
lace College, Berea, Ohio. Physics, Batesville,
Ind, Nov. 9, 85. B.8.M.E, Purdue, 09; Colum-
bia. With dept. physics, Baldwin-Wallace, 1^
16; lecturer, Columbia, 16-18, prof, Baldwin-
Wallace, 18- A.A; Physical Soc; Ohio Acad.
Characteristic Z-rays.

Updegraff , Prof. Harlaa, Swarthmore, Pa. Educa-
tion. Sigoumey, Iowa, Aug. 22, 74. Ph .B, Cornell
(Iowa), 94; A.M, Columbia, 98, 00-02, 05-07,
fellow. Teacher's Col, 06-07, Ph.D, 08. Prin-
cipal and supt, pub. schools, Iowa and Md, 94-97,
98-00, 0^05; asst. educ, Teachers Col, Colum-
bia, 00-02; chief, Alaska, div, U. S. Bur. Educ,
07-10, collector, compiler statist, and chief, div.
sch. admin, 10-12 ; prof, educ. and head of dept,
Northwestern. 12--13; educ. admin, Pennsyl-
vania, 13- Lecturer sch. admin, George Wadi-
ington, 08-09; expert asst, conference of chief
state educ officers, 10-18. A.A. The moving
school in Massachusetts; school expenses, boards
and chief executive offieers; teachers' ceraiieates
and salaries.

Updegraff, Prof. MUton, Preecott, Ariz, ^Astron-
amy. Decorah^ Iowa, Feb. 20, 61. B.8, B.OJB,
Wisconsin, 84, M.S, 86. Aid, U. S. Coast and
Good. Surv, 82, 88 ; asst. astronomer, Washbom

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Observatory, Wiscon%m, 84-87; astronomer, Ar-
gentine Nat. Observatory, Cordoba, 87-90; prof,
astron. and director, Laws Observatory, Mis-
souri, 90-99; prof, math, U,8Jf, 99-, observer,
U. 8. Naval Observatory, 99-02, 08-10; director,
Nautical Almanac, 07-10; in charge scL work,
geod. snrv, Am. Samoa, 14. A. A; Astron. Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc; St. Lonis Acad; Astron.
Gesell. Errors of meridian circles; orbits of
comets; astronomical time keeping; star places;
errors of 6-ineh transit circles and docks of
U. S. Naval Observatory; observations of fixed
stars.

Upham, Dr. Waaren, Minnesota Historical So*
ciety, St. Paul, Minn. ^Oeology, Aroheologff.
Amherst, N. H, March 8, 50. A.B, Dartmouth,
71, hon. A.M, 94, Sc.D, 06. Asst, N. H. OeoL
Surv, 74-78; Minn. Geol. Snrv, 79-85; U. S.
GeoL Surv, 85-93; Minn. GeoL Surv, 93-94;
librarian. Western Beserve Hist. Soc, 95; see'y
and librarian, Minn. Hist. Boe, St. Paul, 95-14,
archeologist, 14- A.A. (sec'y, E^ 98); Geol.
Soc; Archeol. Inst; Minn. Hist. Soc; N. H. Hist.
Soc; Minn. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Lon-
don Victoria Inst. The glacial lake Agassis;
glacial lakes; moraines; tUl; dmmlins; eskers;
kames; causes of the ice age; climatology; an-
tiquity of mankind and its relation to tiie ica
age; flora and fauna of Minnesota; origins and
meanings of geographic names.

t7p80ii, Prof. Pted W(ilb«rt), Station A, Lincoln,
Nebr. Chemistrff. Byron, 111, Feb. 2, 83. B.6,
Nebraska, 07, A.M, 08; Ph.D, Chicago, 10.
Instr. chem, Cincinnati, 10^12; Chicago, 12-13;
head, dept. agr. chem, NebrasJca, 13-18, prof,
ehem, chairman of dept. and director, elum. lab-
oratories, 18" A.A; Chem. Soc Substituted
succinic acids; colloids; soils; sugars.

Upson, Prof. Walter Ii(7nuui), Washington Uni-
versity, St. Louis, Mo. Electrical engineering.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 3, 77. B.8, Princeton, 99;
E.E, 02, M.S, 03; London, 07; M.E.E, Harvard,
08. Instr. elec. eng, Princeton, 04^06; asst.
prof, Ohio State, 08-10; prof, Vermont, 10-12;
asst. prof, Union, 12-14^ assoe. prof, 14-20;
prof, WasMngton (8t. Louis), 50- Consulting
engineer. Gen. Elec. Co, 18-19. A.A; Elec. Eng.
(chairman, Schenectady sect, 17); Eng. Educ.
London Elec. Eng. Electrical science; engineer-
ing education.

Upthegzoye, Prof, dalr, University of Michigan,
Ann Arbor, Mich. MetaZlwrgy. Central Lake,
Mich, Nov. 80, 84. B.Ch.E, Michigan, 14.
Chemist and metallurgist, Detroit Copper and
Brass BoUing Mills, 14-16; instr. chem. eng,
Michigan, 16-17, asst. prof, 19- Chem. Soc.
Non-ferrous metallurgy; brass; heat treatment
of non-ferrous alloys.

Upton, OUfFord B(rew8ter), Teachers College, Co-
lumbia University, New York, N. Y. Mathe-
matics. Detroit, Mich, May 10, 77. Grad,
Mich. State Nor. Col, 98; A.B, Michigan, 02;
Columbia. 03-05, A.M, 07 ; Gottingen, 07 ; Paris,
08-10. instr. math, secondary sch, 98-00;
Horace Mann Sch, Columbia, 02-10, asst, Teach-
ers Col, 04-07, instr, 07-10, asst. prof, 10-17,
assoo. prof, 17-, sec'y, 11-19, provost, 19-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Ass. Teachers Math.
Middle States and Md. The teaching of mathe-

matics in elementary and secondary sehools;
modem calculating machinery and its uses; the
teaching of mathematics in France; college ad-
ministration.

Urban, Prof. Wilbur M(ai8luai), 18 Bope Ferry
Boad, Hanover, N. H. Psychology. Philadel-
phia, Pa, March 27, 73, AJB, Princeton, 95;
Ph.D, Leipzig, 97. Beader in philos, Princeton,
97-98; prof, philos. and psychol, Ursinus, 98-
02; phUos, Trinity (Conn), 02-20; Dartmouth,
BO- Asst. ed. 'Diet. Philos. and PsyehoL'
Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass. The psychology of
feelings and emotions, with efpedal ref eraiee to
the psychology of value; the monory of emo-
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appreciation; experimental psydiology of the
value- judgment.

Uren, Prof. Lester Charles, University of Cali-
fornia, Berkeley, Calif. Mining engineering.
Grass Valley, Calif, Sept. 1, 88. B.8, Cali-
fornia, 11. With Eagle-Shawmut Mining Co,
04-12; assoc. prof, petroletun eng, California,
19- Engineer, Fuel Ad, 18; capt, C.WJ8,
A.EJ', 18-19. Min. and Metal. Eng. Petroleum
engineering.

Uriarte, Prof. Leopoldo, 825 Mexico St, Buenos
Aires, Argentina. Medicine. Buenos Aire*:,
July 10, 74. Nat. Col. and Med. Univ. of
Buenos Aires. Asst. practitioner, Buenos Aires
hospital, 94-97; director of lab, Hosp. of In-
fectious Diseases, *01; substitute prof. Med.
XJniv. of Buenos Aires, 01, special prof, 11-
Chief of sect, bacter inst. Pub. Health Dept,
12; chief, practical work in study of infeetious
diseases, 01-12; mem. commission to study
plague in Paraguay. Various scientific socie-
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Urie, Frank D(icklnaon), Elgin Observatorr,
Elgin, HI. Astronomy, Physics. Toledo, Ohio,
June 27, 87. A.B, Michigan, 09. Asat, De-
troit Observatory, Michigan, 09-10; astronomer,
Elgin Observatory, 10-16, asst. direetor, 16-
Astron. Soc. Chronographic reg^iatration of
radio time signals; watdi tests.

Umer, Prof. SCamnel) E(Torett), Mountain View,
Calif. Mathematics. Mitchell, Ind, July 29, 87.
Ph.B, Baker, 06; Harvard, 08-10, PhJ), 11-
Instr. math, high sch. Independence, Kans, 06-
08 ; Wisconsin, 10-11 ; asst. prof, Miami, 11-15,
assoc. prof, 18-19. Math. Soc Transforma-
tions of real variables.

Vail, Siisa Anna Murray, 19 me Camot, Moat-
reuil-sur-mer, Pas de Calais, France. Botany.
New York, N. Y, Jan. 7, 63. Private instruc-
tion, Europe; student under Dr. N. L. Britton.
Librarian, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 00-07. A.A;
Torrey Bot Clubv Taxonomy of Leguminosae
and Asclepiadaceae; phylogeny.

Valaaek, Joseph, University of Minnesota, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Physics. CleveUuid, Oliio,
April 27, 96. B.S, Case, 17. Asst physicist
Bur. Standards, 17-19; instr. physics, JCtmie-
sota, 20- Physical Soc; Optical Soc Eke-
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Valiant W(iUlam) S(eysunir), 49 Eaaton At«,
New Brunswick, N. J. MinereHogy, PeHeomie^-
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private sehools. Teacher geol. Free Acad, Borne,
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93-14, ourator, IS- N. J. Micros. Soc; Borne
(K Y.) Audabon Soc. (past sec '7). The an-
tennae and swimming appendages of trilobites;
occurrence and associations of minerals.

VaUean, Prof. W(i]llam) DComey), Kentucky
Experiment Sta, Lexington, Ey. Agronomy,
Minneapolis, Minn, Feb. 17, 91. B.S.A, Min-
nesota, 13, Ph.D, 17. Asst. fruit breeding,
Minn« Exp. Sta, 15-17, instr, Minnesota^ 17-19;
asst. prof, plant path, Keiitueky, and patholo-
gist, JBxp. Sta, iP- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Hort. ScL Varietal resist-
ance of plums to brown rot; sterility in Fra-
garia; inheritance of sex in grape; sterility in
the strawberry; seed com infection with Fusa-
rium monilif orme.

Van ArsdalA, O(aorge) DCawes), 99 John St, New
York, N. Y. Metallurgy. Newark, N. J, April
28, 74. B.S, Princeton, 96. Metallurgist, Parke,
Davis and Co, 96; S. 8. White Mfg. Co, 96-99;
Phelps, Dodge Corp, 99- Chem. See; Eleetro-
chem. Soc; Min. and MetaL Soc. Non-ferrous
metallurgy; hydro-metallurgy; flotation.

Van Banfldiotan, Fxof. Anna IiCavlna), Wells Col-
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math, high seh, Binghamton, N. Y, 94-98; prof,
Wells, 01-20. Prof, math, Ari£ona, 18. Math.
Soc Birational transformations

Van BlMbzoack, Prof, a(eorge), Yerkea Observa-
tory, Williams Bay, Wis. Astronomy. Ghent,
Belgium, 80. D.Eng, Ghent, 02; Laurtet du
Concours Universitai^, 02-03. Engineer, dept.
bridges and roads, Brussels, 02-08; asst, Hei-
delberg Obsenratoify, 05-06; Potsdam Observa-
toiy, 06-07; adj. astronomer, Boyal Observa-
tory, Brussels, 08-15; visiting prof, practical
astron, Terkes Observatory, 15-16, asst. prof,
17" Astron. Soc; Astron. Gesell. Double stars;
comets; stellar parallaxes.

Vsnee, Dr. B(aijamin) M(organ), Bellevue Hos*
pital. New York, N. Y. Pathology. Louisville,
Ky, Dec. 6, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08; M.D, Penn-
sylvania, 12. Pathologist, Bellevue Hosp, 12-15,
second div, 16- Lieut, and capt, M.C, A.E.F,
17-19. Ass. Path, and Baet. Bacteriology.

Vance, Dr. Thomas F(rankUn)» 2323 Enapp St,
Ames, Iowa. Psychology. Shenandoah, Iowa.
A.B, Coe, 09; A.M, Iowa, 11, Ph.D, 13. Asst.
psyehol, Illinois, 13-14; asst. prof, Iowa State,
14-15, assoo. prof, 16- PsychoL Ass. Lower
limit of tonality; pitch discrimination; mental
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Van COmto, Prof. H(axlsy) J(ones), UniTenity
of Illinois, Urbana, 111. Zoology. Enoxville,
HI, Oct 5, 86. B.8, E:nox, 09; fellow, Illinois,
10, M.S, 10, Ph.D, 18. Instr. sool, IHinois, 13-
16, assoc. 16-19, asst. prof, 19^ Mem. staff,
m. State Nor. Univ, summers, 18-15; instr,
Puget Sound Marine Sta, summer, 16. A. A;
Soc Zool; Micros. Soc (treas, 15-18) ; Fisheries
Soc; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math; 111. Acad. Para-
sitology; eell constancy; morphology and dassi-
fieation of Acanthocephala; teaching of soology.

Van Drabnrgh, Dr. J(ohn), California Academy
of Sciences, San Francisco, Calif. Zoology,

San Francisco, Aug. 23, 72. A3, Stanford, 94,
A.M, 95, Ph.D, 97 ; M.D, Hopkins, 02. Curator,
dept. herpetol, Calif. Acad. Sciences, 9i- Calif.
Acad. Herpetology of western United States
and Mexico; reptile poison; ornithology of Cali-
fornia; zoogeography; lizards, snakes and gi-
gantic land tortoises of the Galapagos Islands;
herpetology of the Philippine Islands, Formosa^
Japan and eastern Asia.

VanderHoof, Dr. Donglaa, Professional Building,
Bichmond, Va. Medicine. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Dec 31, 79. BX, Dartmouth, 01, A.M, 07; MJD,
Hopkins, 05. Asst. med, Med. Col. of Va, 06-14,
prof, 14- A. A; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medi-
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Vandarklaed, Pxof. OhailaB B(dwin), 200 Har-
vard Ave, Collingswood, N. J. Chemittry. La
Fayette, Ind, April 24, 78. Ph.G, Purdue, 95,
Ph.C, 96, B.S, 99, A.C, 01; hon. PharJ), Phila.
Medico-CHiirurg. Col, 08. Instr. chem, Purdue,
96-01; anal, chemist, Sharp and Dohme, Balti-
more, Md, 01-02; director, diem. laboratories,
H. K. Mulford Co, Phila, 02-17; lecturer drns
chem, Phila. Medico-Chirurg. Col, 07-08, prof,
pharmaceut. chem, 08-16; chemist, Hercules
Powder Co, 18-19; lecturer chem. comtrol, PhUa.
Col. Pharmacy, 16- Treaa. and director, Henry
C. Blair Co, 08-; see'y, Cellulose Silk Co, 20-
Phamt^ceut. Ass. (clutirman, sci. sect, 08) ;
Chem. Soc. (pros, Phila. sect) ; Pa. Pharmaceut.
Ass. Analytical and pharmaceutieal chemistry;
artiflcial silk.

Vandnpoel, Dr. Fkank, 175 Park Ato, Orange,
N. J. Chemigtry. Newark, N. J, Nor. 20, 58.
E.M, Columbia, 75, Ph.D, 94. With E. B. Ben-
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78-03. A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust.
Nitrogen compounds of cellulose; sulphur and
nitrogen acids; physics.

Vandsr Veer, Dr. Albert^ 28 Eagle St, Albany,

N. Y. Surgery. Boot, N. Y, July 10, 41. M.D,
George Washington, 62, LL.D. 04; hon. M.D,
Albany Med. Col, 69; A.M, Williams, 82; PhJ>,
Hamilton, 83 ; Union, 83. Asst. and surgeon, N.
Y. Vols, 62-^ prof, anat, Albany Med. Col,
69-74, surg, 7^14^ dean, 96-04. Attending sur-
geon, Albany Hosp, 69-04, surgeon-in-chief, 04-
19, senior consulting surgeon, 19-; attending
surgeon, St. Peter's Hosp, 73-03; consulting
surgeon, Hosp. Crippled and Deformed, West
Haverstraw; regent and v. chancellor, Univ.
State of N. Y, 95-; assoc ed. < Albany Med.
Annala.' A.A; Surg. Ass. (past pres); Ass.
Obstet. and Gynec. (past pres) ; Am. Med. Ass.
(pres, 16); S. Surg, and Gynee. Ass; N. Y.
State Med. Soc (i>ast pres) ; Albany Co. Med.
Ass. (past pres). Abdominal, gynecological and
clinical surgery.

Vandsr Veer, Dr. JCames) K(ewdl), 28 Eagle St,
Albany, N. Y. Surgery. Albany, Dec. 12, 77.
A.B, Union, 99, A.M, 08; MJ>, Albany Med.
Col, 03. Clin. prof, genito-urinary surg, Albany
M^. Col; attending urologist, AU>any Hosp.
Major, M.C, A.E.F. UroL Ass; CoL Surg; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg.

Van d«r VUm, Dr. John K(ldiolu), Otis BuUd-
ing, Chicago, IlL Mathematics. Kalamaaoo,
Mich, May 28, 76. A.B, Hope, 96, A.M, 99;
fellow, Clark, 98-01, Ph.D, 01. Asst. prof.

702

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

math, Kansas^ 01-07, assoc. prof, 07-12, prof,
12-19; seo'y, cent, district, U. 8, Chamber of
Commerce, 18- A.A; Math. Soe; Math. Am.
Theory of twisted cnires and Burfaces; mon-
oids; Steinerian and quartio surfaces.

Van Illne, D(elos) L(6fwlJi), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. 0. Bntomology.
Tompkins Co, N. Y, Feb. 2 78. Stanford, 99-
00; B.S.A, CdmeU, 01. Lao. asst, dept. entom,
Cornell, 01; entomologist, Hawaii Ezp. Sta, 02-
09; special field agent, bur. entom, U. S. Dept.
A^, 09-10; entomologist, ezp. sta, Sugar Pro-
ducers' Ass, Bio Pedras, P. B. 10-13; entom.
asBt, hwr, entom, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 13-17, ento-
mologist, 19- Capt, Sanit. C, 18-19. A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Pub. Health
Ass; Wash. Entom. Soc; Hawaiian Entom. Soc.
Insects of tropical crops and of live stock; in-
sects affecting health of man; insects affecting
troops in war; malaria mosquitoes.

Vaiiidlvw, HCarry) SOralts), 117 Stewart Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Mathematics, Philadelphia, Pa,
Oct. 21, 82. Pennsylvania, 04-05. Instr. math,
Cornell, 19- Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Theory
of numbers; algebra.

Van Doren, Dr. IJoyd, 52 Sandf ord Ave, Plainfleld,
N. J. Chemistry. Oldwick, N. J, Dec 11, 89.
B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 09, M.S, 13 ; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 12. Instr. ehem, Lowell Textile Sch, 1&*
13; asst. prof^ Akron, 18-14; prof, and head of
dept, Earlham, 14-19; chem. adviser, Emery,
Vamey, Blair and Hoguet, 19-20; consulting
chemist and patent Mioitor, Chem, Foundation
Co, Ine, to- Lieut, C.W.S. Chem. Soc. Os-
motic pressure; color lakes.

Van Dnaee, Edward PCayBon), California Acad-
emy of Sciences, San Francisco, Calif. Ento-
mology. New York, N. Y, April 6, 61. Pub.
schools. Librarian, Grosvenor Library, Buffalo,
N. Y, 85-12; Scripps Inst, California, 13-14,
instr. entom, California, i4-16; owrator, dept.
entom, Calif. Acad. 8cienees, 16^ AJl; Entom.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Pacific Coast Entom. Soc; Calif.
Acad; San Diego Nat. Hist. Soc; Buffalo Soc.
Nat. Sci. Hemiptera.

Van Dyck, Prof. FCraxieia) OCuTler), 25 Grant
Ave, Highland Park, New Brunswick, N. J. J?«-
pervmentcd physics.' Coxsackie, N. Y, June 8,
44. A.M, Rutgers, 08, hon. ScD, 10. LL.D, 15;
Ph.D, Union, 88. Tutor, Butgers, 67-70, prof,
anal, chem, 70-80, physics and ezp. mech, 80-17,
retired, 17, dean, 01-12. AuA; N. J. Micros.
Soc; Brooklyn Inst.

Van Dyke, Prof. Edwin O(ooper), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology. Oak-
land, Calif, April 7, 69. B.S, California, 98;
MJ), Cooper Med. Col, 95. Curator entom,
Calif. Acad. Soiences, 0^;. asst. prof, California,
IS- A.A; Entom. Soc; Calif. Acad. Syste-
matic, forest and ecological entomology; Coleop-
tera.

Van ^ps. Dr. O(eorge) D(adl6y), 347 Jefferson
St, Muskegon, Mich. Chemis^. Atlanta, Ga,
May 20, 92. B.S^ Ga. Tech, 18; Ph.D. Hopkins,
16. Chemist, Tex. Co, 16-18; Barrett Co, 18-
19; Continental Motors Corp, 19- Chem. Soc
Preparation of nitrils.

Van Eb, Prof. Ii(eiinia), University Farm, Lin-
coln, Nebr. Veterinary medicine. Melissant,

Netherlands, Oct. 3, 68. V.S, Toronto, 93 ; MJ),
Alabama, 98. Demonstrator histoL and bacter,
Alabama, 98-02; prof. vet. science, N. Dak. Col,
and veterinarian, Exp. Sta, 03-18; animal path,
and hygiene, Nebraska, 18- Qiief state veteri-
narian, N. Dak, 03-07; director, State Senm
Inst, N. Dak, 07-18; bacteriologist and consult-
ing veterinarian, N. Dak. State Live Stock Sanit
Board, 07-18. U. S. delegate, Cong. Vet. Med,
The Hague, 09. A. A; Soc. Bact; Pub. Heahh
Ass; Vet. Med. Ass; Ass. Tuber; U. S. Lire
Stock Sanit. Ass. Tetanus; bovine avian tuber-
culosis; glanders; hog-cholera; swamp fever.

Van Eseltfne, O(len) P(axker), U. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botamy,
Syracuse, N. Y, Oct. 21, 88. A3, Syraeose, 13.
Aid, U. S. Nat. Herbarium, 13-15; assh ojjlof
foreign seed and plant vntrod, bur. plaint inSist,
V. 8. Dept. Agr, 15-19, asst. botanist^ 19- A.A;
Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; WaaL
Biol. Soc.

Van Ovndy, OOiarles) POiUip), Baltimore and
Ohio B. B, Mt. Clare, Baltimore. Md. Chem-
istry, Springfield, HI, Jan. 5, 67. B.S, Illi-
nois, 88. Asst. chemist, B. and O. B. B, 88-90;
chemist, Laughlin and Co, PitUburgh, 90-92;
chief chemist, B. and 0. B. B, 92-20, water engi-
neer, BO- Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indnst; Soe.
Test. Mat. Water treatment.

Van Hook, Prof. JCames) If, Bloomington, Ind.
Pla/nt pathology. Washington Co, Ind, Dee. 19.
70. AJ3, Indiana, 99, A.M, 00; ComeU, Ol-M.
Asst. bot, Cornell, 01-02, plant path. Exp. Sta.
02-04; Ohio State, 04-07; asst. prof, hot, In-
diana, 07- A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Hot. Soc;
fel. Ind. Acad. Mycology.

Van Horn, F(rank) B(enjaniin), 1636 Baltimore
St, Tulsa, Okla. Geology. Maquoketa, lo^sa,
March 20, 77. Wisconsin, 00-06. Aast, geolo-
gist. Mo. Geol. Surv, 03-06; HL GeoL Surv, 06-
07; asst. to chief geologist, U. S. GeoL Surr,
07; consulting engineer. Wash. Geol. See.
Phosphate rock.

Van Horn, Prof. Frank B(obert8on)» Caae School
of Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Geology.
Johnsonburg, N. J, Feb. 7, 72. BJ5, Butger«.
92, M.S, 93, ScD, 19; Ph.D, Heidelberg, 9T.
Asist. miner, Rutgers, 92-93; instr. geoL and
miner, Case, 97-99. asst. prof, 9^-02, prof, OS-
A.A; Geol. Soe. (librarian, 13-18); Min. and
Metal. Eng; Seismol. Soc; Miner. Soe. Petro-
graphical and economic geology; mineralogj;
clay, shale and stone industry of northeasters
Ohio.

Van Ingen, Prof. Gilbert, Princeton Universitv,
Princeton, N. J. Geology, Paleontology. Pough-
keepsie, N. Y, July 30, 69. Cornell, 8^S5:
Yale, 92-93. Asst. geologist, U. S. GeoL Surr.
89-91; asst. paleont, Cornell, 91-92; Colnmbi&>
98-95, curator geol, 95-01; special asst. to X.
Y. state paleontologist, 01-03; asst. geoL and
curator invert, paleont, Princeton, OS-08. asst,
prof, geol, 08- Ed, departments of geol and
paleont, *New Int. Encyclopedia,' 01-02; pre*,
acad. board, U. S. Sch. MiL Aeronautics, Prince-
ton, 17-19. Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc; fel X, T.
Acad, (ed, 97-01); Phila. Acad. Paleontolog?
and stratigraphy of Appalachian paleocoies and
of eastern Newfoundland; geology of the Bose

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dale cement region, Ulster County, N. Y; stra-
tigraphy of the Potsdam sandstone; stratig-
raphy and teetonies at Bondont, N. Y; organic
origin of metalliferous deposits in non-meta-
morphosed limestones; Algae of the Wabana
Ordovieian iron ores; petrology of sedimentary
rocks; Shawangnnk grit and its facial relation-
ships.

Vaa Name, Prof. Balph a(ibbB), 121 High St,
New Haven, Conn. Chemistry, New Haven,
Oct. 22, 77. A.B, Yale, 99, Ph.D, 02; Leiprig,
02-08; GK$ttingen, 03-04. Instr. ohem, Yale;
04-09, ant. prof, 09- A. A; Chem. Soc; Conn.
Acad. Bates of solution of metals in certain
oxidizing agents; temperature coefftcient of a
heterogeneous reaction; triiodid equilibria;
properties of hypophosphoric acid.

Van Name, Dr. Wlllard 0(ibb8), American Mu-
seum of Natural History, New York, N. Y.
Biology. New Haven, Conn, April 18, 72. A.B,
Yale, 94, Ph.D, 98; Berlin, 99-00. Lab. asst.
physiol. chem, Yale, 94^95; asst. biol, 97-99,
histoL and embryol, 02-03 : specialist and asst.
ed, sool. and gen. biol, ^Webster's Int. Dic-
tionaries,' 03-09; zoologist, N. Y. State Mu-
seum, Albany, 10-16; asst. itwert. eool, Am. Mu-
sewm Nat. Hist, 16- A. A; Soc. Nat; assoc.
Omith. Union. Zoology ; chemical composition of
gelatin; embryology of the planarians; ascidians
of the Bermuda Isbinds, the New England coast,
the Philippines and the West Indies; isopod
Crustacea of the Congo region.

Van Ommii, Prof, ^(ohn) Ii(aae), Washington
University, St. Louis, Mo. Civil enffineering.
Hartford, Vt, May 14, 64. B.S. Wisconsin, 88,
C.E, 91. Chief topographer, Mex. Boundary
Surv, 92-94; major, Third U. S. Vol. Engineers,
98-99; prof, civil eng, Washington (St. Louis),
99- On munic, railway and govt. eng. works
about six years. A.A; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ;
Soc. Test. Mat; St Louis Eng. Club (past pres) ;
St. Louis Acad; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Improved
field methods of surveying; cements; concrete
and reinforced concrete constructions; water and
sewage purification; principles of river regula-
tion and harbor improvement.

Van Onrtraad, O(liarl60) E(dwin), 1607 81st St,
N. W, Washington, D. C. Geophysics, Near
Pekin, HI, Feb. 8, 70. B.S.(C.E), lUinois, 96,
B.S, 97; M.S, Michigan, 98. Computer, 'Nau-
tical Almanac' Office, U. S. Naval Observatory,
98-99, asst, 99-00; asst. physical geologist, U. 8.
Oeol. Surv, 01-13, assoc physical geologist, 13-
15, physical geologist, 16- Lecturer matii. phys-
ics, George Washington; mem. Am. sect, Int.
Geophys. Union. A.A; Physical Soc; Math.
Soc; Astron. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Am. Geog.
Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc; Wash.
Acad; Soc. de Physique. Applied mathematics;
elasticity and diffusivity of metals at high tem-
peratures; mathematical tables; deep-earth
temperatures.

Van Slyka, Dr. D(onald) D(acter), 11 Fletcher
Ave, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. ^Chemistry. Pike, N.
Y, March 29, 83. A.B, Michigan, 05. Ph.I), 07.
Besearch chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 06;
fellow physiol. chem, Rockefeller Inst, 07-08,
asst, 08-10, assoc, 10-12, assoc mem, 1^20,
member, tO- Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc Biol. Chem;

Chem. Soc Chemistry and physiology of pro-
teins and amino acids; derivatives of triphenyl-
methane; laws of enzyme action; methods for
• blood analysis; acidosis; respiratory and renal
functions.

Van Slyke, Dr. LCncins) L(ineoln), Geneva, N. Y.
^Chemistry. Centerville, N. Y, Jan. 6, 59. A.B,
Michigan, 79, A.M, 81, Ph.D, 82; fellow by
courtesy, Hopkins, 89-90. Instr. anal, chem,
Michigan, 82-85; prof, chem, Oahu Col, and
govt, chemist, Honolulu, 85-88; lecturer gen.
chem, Michigan, 88-89; chemist, N. 7. Bxp. Sta,
Geneva, 90- aIA; Chem. Soc; Soc Biol. C3iem;
Agr. Qiem. Chemistry of milk; chemistry of
cheese-making and of cheese-ripening; meUiods
of separation of nitrogen compounds of milk
and dieese; isolation and study of proteins
formed during the ripening of cheese ; casein and
paracasein; &e chemistry of eider vinegar and
the behavior of malic acid in apple juice during
alcoholic and acetic formation; the proteins of
butter; chemistry of the souring and curdling
of miBi; methods for determination of casein
in milk; calcium polysulphid solutions; the hy-
drogen ion concentration of milk; carbonic acid
and carbonates in fresh milk; carbon dioxid in
milk as a means of distinguishing heated from
unheated milk.

Van Stone^ Dr. N(atlian) E(dwaTd), 6831 Har-
per Ave, Chicago, HI. Organic chemistry.
Bridgeport, Conn, May 18, 90. B.S, Michigan,
14, M.S, 15, fellow, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Besearch
chemist. West. Elec Co, 16-17; chem. director,
dye and intermediate dept, Sherwin Williams Co,
17- A.A; Chffln. Soc. Triphenylmethyl ; or-
ganic insulation products.

Van Tayly Prof. Francis M(annee), School of
Mines, Golden, Colo. Geology. Denmark, Iowa,
Oct. 15, 87. A.B, Iowa, 11, M.S, 12 ; fellow, Co-
lumbia, 12-13, Ph.D, 15; Chicago, 14-15. Asst.
geol, Iowa, 11-12; paleont, Columbia, 13-14;
asst. geologist. 111. GeoL Surv, 14-15 ; instr. geol,
Illinois, 15-17.; assoc prof. geol. and miner,
Colo. Sch. Mines, 17-19, prof, and head of dept,
19- Geologist, Iowa Geol. Surv, 12-; asst.
geologist. Mo. Bur. Geol. and Mines, 14-15;
geologist, Illinois Hudson Bar Exped, 16;
Texas Co, 19; Midwest Bef. Co, 20. A.A;
fel. Geol. Soc; Min. and Metal. Eng; Paleont.
Soc; fel. Iowa Acad; N. Y. Acad. Origin of
dolomite, geodes, o<(lite and chert; stratigraphy
and paleontology of the Mississippian formation
of Iowa; petroleum geology.

Van VdMr, Prof. 0(1iaz1m) A(mbroM), Carthage,
IB. Mathematics. Baldwinsville, N. Y, Sept.
2, 51. RS, Cornell, 76; fellow, Hopkins, 78-81;
Ph.D, Hillsdale, 83. Instr. math, Cornell, 76-
77; Wisconsin, 81-83, asst. prof, 83-85, prof,
85-06; Carthage, BO- London Math. Soc. Com-
pound determinants.

Van Vleck, Prof. B(dward) B(arr), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. *Mathematics. Mid-
dletown, uonn, June 7, 63. A.B, Wesleyan, 84;
Hopkins, 85-87, fellow, 86-87; Gottingen, 90-
93, Ph.D, 93; LL.D, Clark, 09; Dr. Math, and
Physics, Groningen, 14; ScD, Chicago, 16.
Instr. math, Wesleyan, 87-90; Wisconsin, 93-
95; asst. prof, Wesleyan, 95-98, prof, 98-06;
Wisconsin, 06- Officier de I'lnstruetion Pub,

704

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

20. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, A, 12); Math.
Soc. (v. pres, 09, ed, * Trans,* pres, 13, 14);
Math. Verein; Soc. math, de France; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Theory of functions and dif-
ferential equations.

Van Vleet^ Prof. Albert Hsald, 516 Chantauqua
Ave, Norman, Okla. Zoology, Botany, Page
Co, Iowa, 61. B.S, Wisconsin, 95; Ph.D, Leip-
zig, 97. Instr. chem. and physics, Nebr. State
Nor. Sch, 86-93; prof, hot. and dean, grad, sch,
Oklahoma, 98- Director, Okla. Geol. and Nat.
Hist. Surv, 00-08. Nebr. Acad, (sec'y, 91).
Ferns and flowering plants of Oklahoma.

Van Wagenen, Prof. M(arvia) J(aaie6), 627

Sixth St, S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology.
Ohioville, N. Y, Nov. 18, 84. B.S, Columbia, 11,
A.M, 12, Ph.D, 18. Instr. psychol, Ohio State,
14-15; astt. prof, eduo. psychol, Minnesota, 17-
A.A. Educatiozial scales and tests.

Van Wart, Prof. Boy M(dLean), 450 Audubon
St, New Orleans, La. Pathology, Fredericton,
Can, Oct. 5, 77. A.B, New Brunswick, 98 ; M.D,
CM, McGill, 02 ; fellow, Hopkins, 03. Lecturer
diseases of nervous system, Tvlane, 04-15, prof,
psychiat, 15-; neurologist, Towro Infirmary,
04-; psychiatrist. Charity Hosp, IS- Major,
M.B.C A.A; Psychiat. Ass; Medico-Psychol.
Ass; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Trop. Med;
Psychox>ath. Ass; Boyal Soc Med. Nervous and
mental diseases.

Van Winkle, Bdward, 37 WaU St, New York, N.
Y. Mechanical engineering. Jersey City, N. J,
78. Stevens, 96; E.E, Columbia, 00. PI. M.
Nat. Coincounting Co, 99-00; Otis Elevator Co,
00-02; Marine Engine and Machine Co, 02-03;
eonstUting engineer, OS- Major, E.C, A.E.F;
design and construction engineer, Is-sur-Tielle,
France. Mech. Eng; Civil Eng; Can. Soc. Civil
Eng. Methods of production, mill construction
and operation.

Van Winkle, Miss Katherlne B. H(lltQn), 126

Kelvin Place, Ithaca, N. Y. Paleontology.
Oakville, Wash, Feb. 4, 95. B.S, Washington
(Seattle), 18; fellow, Cornell, 18-20. Asst
geol, Oregon, 18. Paleont. Soc; Calif. Acad.
Tertiary of Washington and Oregon; Veneridae.

Van Zandt^ Dr. J(olin) Parker, 2932 First St,
San Diego, Calif. Physics, Chicago, HI, Jan.
16, 94. B.S, California, 14, Ph.D, 17. Dept.
physics, California, 14-17; with tech. sect, Air
Service, V.8,A, 17- Elec. Eng. Physics and
mathematics applied to electrical engineering
and aerodynamics.

Vandaln, S(amnel) M(atUiew8), 500 N. Broad
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Mechanical engineering,
Philadelphia, May 18, 56. Hon. ScJ), Pennsyl-
vania, 06. Oen. supt. and later pres, Baldwin
Locomotive Works, 11- Award as collaborator,
Paris Expos, 00; Pan- Am. Expos, 01; La. Pur-
chase Expos, 04; Lewis and Clark Expos, 08;
Panama-Pacific Expos, 15. Mech. Eng. (mana-
ger); London Inst. Civil Eng. Railroad engi-
neering; locomotives; railroad appliances.

Vaughan, Prof. George Tolly, 1718 I St, Wash-
ington, D. C. Surgery. Arrington, Va, June
27, 59. M.D, Virginia, 79; XJniv. and BeUevue
Hosp. Med. Col, 80; N. Y. Polyclinic, 85; Jef-
ferson Med. Col; Berlin, Paris, Vienna and Lon-

don, 94-95. Asst. surgeon, XT. S. Pub. Health
and Marine Hosp. Service, 88-92, past asst. sur-
geon, 92-00, surgeon, 00-02, asst. surgeon-gen,
02; prof, sttrg, Georgetown, 97- Chief surgeon,
Georgetown Univ. Hosp; surgeon. Cent. Dis-
pensary and Emergency Hosp; eonsnlting sur-
geon, St. Elizabeth's Hosp, Washington. Surg.
Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg, (pres, 07) ;
D. C. Med. Soc. (v. pres) ; hon. mem. Va. Med.
Soc; hon. mem. Vanderburg Co. (Ind) Med.
Soc; Wash. Acad; cor. mem. Ass. French Mil.
Surg.

Vanghan, B(i6hard) B(ngUBh), University of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Plant pathology.
Woodstock, Vt. B.S.A, Vermont, 07; M.S, Wis^
consin, 12. Asst. hort, Vt. Ei^. Sta, 07-08;
instr. hort. and agron. Boys' Sch, Mt. Hermoa,
Mass, 09-11; asst. plant path. Wisconsin, 11-14,
instr, 14-15, asst. prof, 15-19, assoe. prof, 19-
A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc. Diseases of
canning and truck crops.

Vaoghan, Dr. (Thomas) Waylaadi, XT. 8. Geologi-
cal Survey, Washington, D. C. ^Geology. Jones-
ville, Tex, Sept. 20, 70. B.S, Tulane, 89; XJB,
Harvard, 93, A.M, 94, Ph.D, 03. Instr. chem.
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La. GeoL Surv, 92; asst. geologist, U. 8. GeoL
Swrv, 94-02, geologist, 02-03, ^Oeontologist,
03-07, geologist, in charge coastal plain in-
vestigations, 07-; custodian Madreporaria, V.
8. Nat, Museum, 08- Besearch assoe, Gamesie
Institution, 13; chairman, committee on sedi-
mentation, div. geol. and geog, Nat. Research
Council. A.A; GeoL Soc. (meoL council, 20-);
Ass. Geog; Paleont. Soc; Am. Aead; Wa^
Geol. Soc. (pres, 15); Wash. BioL Soc; cor.
mem. PhUa. Acad. Stratigraphy and paleontol-
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and eastern United States, West Indies and Cen-
tral America; geologic history of the Floridian
plateau; post-Paleozoic fossil and recent eorals
of northern and tropical America; reeent corals
of the Hawaiian, Cocos-Keeling, Murray and
Fanning Idands and of the east coast of Africa;
deep sea corals.of the Pacific Ocean; coral reefs;
ecology of corals; marine sediments.

Vauj^ian, Dr. Victor O(laceooe), 221 & Stote St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Bacteriology. Bandolph Go,
Mo, Oct. 27, 51. B.S, Mt. Pleasant, 72; MJ5,
Michigan, 75, Ph.D, 76, M.D, 78, LL.D, 00; Gen-
tral, 10; Jefferson Med. Col, 15; hon. ScJ),
Pittsburgh; MJ), Illinois. Prof. Latin, Mt.
Pleasant, 72-74; instr. physiol. diem, Michigan
76-80, lecturer, 80-84, prof, hygiene and physioi.
chem, 84-, dean, med, sch, 91- Mem. Mich.
State Board Health, 83-94, 01-19; major and
surgeon, U. S. Vols, and mem. Typhoid Commis-
sion, 98^99; col, M.C. in charge, sect, on com-
municable diseases, 17-19 ; mem. advisory board,
hygienic hib, U. S. Pub. Health Service, 03-:
board nat. med. examiners, 15- D. S. medial, 19.
Nat. Acad; A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (pres, 14):
Soc. Pharmacol; Ass. Path, and Baet; See.
Bact; Physiol. Soc; Am. Physicians (pres, 09);
Soc. Exp. Biol; Philos. Soc; N. Y. Aead; hon.
mem. French and Hungarian Societies of Hy-
giene. The bacterial toxins; food poisoning; the
nudeins; tuberculosis; medico-legal subjects.

Vanx, Qeorge, Jr, Bryn Mawr, Pa. Geology.
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84; LL.B, Pennsylvania, 87. A.A; Philoa. Soe;
Phila. Acad, (treas). Glacial stadies in Brit-
ish Colombia.

Vawtar, OCharles) BCrastns), Jr, 6700 Cresheim
Boad, Philadelphia, Pa. Physics. Emory, Va,
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London, 01. Inrof. physics and head of dept,
Va. Polytech, 98-17; with eng. dept, Queen-
Gray Co, 17-18; Thompson-Levering Co, 18-
A. A; assoo. Physical Soc; assoc. mem. Elec.
Eng. Development of physical apparatus; re-
cording instrument; power meter; effect of cur-
rent of electricity on coefScient of expansion;
indicating ohmmeter.

Veasey, Dr. O(larenoe) A(rclilbald), Paulsen
Building, Spokane, Wash. Medicine. Pocomoke
City, Md, Aug. 9, 69. Western Md. Col, 85-87,
A.M, 96; M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 90. Aast.
demonstrator surg, Jefferson Med. Col, 91-92,
demonstrator diseases of the eye, 97-03, asst.
prof, ophthal, 05-08; praoiising physician, 08-
Consulting ophthalmologist, Phila. Lying-in
Charity Hosp, 92-08; clin. asst. ophthal, Jef-
ferson Med. Col. Hosp, 92-94, chief clin. asst.
and asst. ophthal. surgeon, 94-05, asst. ophthal-
mologist, 05-08. Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, sect,
ophthal, 01); fel. Am. Acad. Med; CoL Surg;
Ophthal. Soc ; Acad. Ophthal. and Oto-Laryngol ;
fel. Phila. Col. Physicians (sec'y, sect, ophthal,
05). Opthalmology ; ophthalmic operations on
animals.

Veatch, A(rthiir) C(lifford), Cosmos Club, Wash-
ington, D. C. Geology. Evansville, Ind, Oct.
26, 78. Indiana, 96, 98; Cornell, 98, 00-01;
Wisconsin, 05. Teacher math, and physical geog,
high sch, Bockport, Ind, 96-97 ; asst. state geolo-
gist. La, 98-00; asst. in charge stratig. and
areal geol, summer sch, Cornell, 00-01; geolo-
gist, Houston Oil Co, 01-02; prof, geol, Lpuisi-

* ana, and geologist. La. Geol. Surv, 02 ; ' asst.
geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 02-06, geologist,
06-10; chief geologist. Gen. Asphalt Co, 10-11;
scientific adviser, TT. S. Dept. Justice, 12; in
charge^ petrol, development, foreign dept, S.
Pearson and Son, 12-19; exploration depi, Sin-
clair Cons. OH Co, 19- Special commissioner to
investigate operation of mining laws in Aus-
tralia and New Zealand, 07-08; organizer and
first chairman, Land Classification Board, IT. S.
Geol. Surv, 08-10. Bronze medal, Charleston
Expos. A.A; fel. Geol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc;
Soc. Econ. Geol; Ass. Petrol. Geol; Wash. Geol.
Soc: Wash. Acad; Royal Geog. Soc; London
Geol. Soc. Petroleum exploration and develop-
ment.

Veatcb, J(ethro) O(tto), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Geology.
Marionville, Mo, Aug. 21, 83. A.B, Missouri,
04; Wisconsin, 05. Asst. state geologist, Ga,
05-11; scientist, hur. soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr, It-
With U- S. Geol. Surv, 04. Clays; stratigraphic
geology of the Atlantic coastal plain; under-
ground waters; talc and asbestos; soils.

Veblen, Prof. A(ndZ6w) A(nd6rson), East San
Diego, Calif. Thyeics. Ozaukee Co, Wis, Sept.
24, 48. A.B, Carleton, 77, A.M, 80; Hopkins,
81-83. Instr. English and math, Luther, 77-
81 ; instr. and asst. prof, math, Iowa, 83-86, asst.
prof, physics, 86-89, prof, 89-05. A.A; Iowa

45

Acad, (pres, 01). Elasticity of certain solids;
viscosity of liquids; mechanics of wave motion.

Veblen, Dr. Oswald, Princeton University, Prince-
ton, N. J. * Mathematics. Decorah, Iowa, June
24, 80. A.B, Iowa, 98; Harvard, 00; Ph.D,
Chicago, 03. Lab. asst. physics, Iowa, 98-99;
assoc. math, Chicago, 03-05; preceptor, Trince-
ton, 05-10, prof, 10- Nat, Acad; A.A; Math.
Soe; Math. Ass; Physical Soc; Philos. Soc; Soc.
math, de France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo.
Foundations of geometry; projective geometry;
analysis situs.

Vedder, lilent Ool. Edward B(rig]it), TJ. S. A,
Care Surgeon General, U. S. Army, Washington,
D. C. Medicine. New York, N. Y, June 28, 78.
Ph.B, Bochester, 98; M.D, Pennsylvania, 02,
Scott fellow, 02-03, A.M, 03. Besearch student,
Bockefeller Inst, 01; first lieut. asst. surgeon,
TJ.8.A, Philippine Islands, 03-08, capt, M.C,
08-16, major, 16-17, lieut, col, 17-, temporary
col, 18-19. Mem. board for study trop. diseases,
U.S.A, 10-13; asst. prof, bacter. and path.
Army Med. Sch, 13-19. A.A; Ajqq. Med. Ass;
Ass. Mil. Surgeons; Col. Surg. Bacteriology;
pathology; beriberi; sanitation for medical of-
ficers; syphilis and public health.

Veddar, Prof. John N, Union College, Schenec-
tady, N. Y. Thermodynamics. Sdieneetady,
Nov. 28, 73. A.B, TTnion, 95, A.M, 97; Colum-
bia, 02-04. Investigator, eng. exp. sta, Illi-
nois, 10-14; prof, thermodynamics. Union, 14-
A.A; Math. Soc; Mech. Eng. Expansive use of
reheated compressed air.

Veeder, Br. Borden S(mith), Humboldt Building,
St. Louis, Mo. Medicine. Fonda, N. Y, Aug.
21, 83. M.D, Pennsylvania, 07. Inatr. path,
Pennsylvania, 09-11; instr, assoc. and later
prof. cUn. pediat, Washington (St. Louis), 11-
Lieut, col, M.C, 17-19. A. A; Pediat. Soc; Child
Hygiene Ass. Nutrition; diseases of infancy.

Veitch, Dr. F(letdier) P(earre), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry.
Baltimore, Md, May 22, 68. B.S, Md. Col, 91,
hon. ScD, 13; M.S, George Washington, 99.
Asst, Md. Exp. Sta, 91-92; chemist, W. S.
Powell and Co, 92-93; asst. chemist, Md. Col,
94-99, asst. soil physicist, Exp. Sta, 99-01 ; asst.
chemist, bur. soils, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 01-02, iur.
chem, 02-04, chief and chemist in charge, leather
and paper lab, 04- Mem. and chairman, congres-
sional committee on paper specifications, 11-;
chairman, committee on distinctive papers, Treas.
Dept, 10-; representative, various committees of
federal departments; lecturer, Md. Col, 10-14;
consultant. War Dept, 17-18. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Agr. Chem. (referee, 01, 07-09) ; Soc. Test. Mat.
(chairman, committee on turpentine specifica-
tions) ; Leather Chem. Ass. (pres, 11) ; Soc.
Agron; Int. Leather Trades Chem. Ass. Soils;
fertilizers; tanning materials; leathers; turpen-
tine; wood products; paper making materials;
wool scouring wastes ; lime.

Venable, Dr. Gfaarlea S(cott), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Chem-
istry. Chapel Hill, N. C, Sept. 3, 91. A.B,
North Carolina, 10, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 17. Instr. cheni. North Carolina, 12-13;
adj. prof. org. chem, Virginia, 17-18; research
assoc, applied chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 19-20,

706

AMEBICAN MSN OF SCIENCE

out, director, research lah, tO- Capt, C.W.S,
18. Chem. Soc. Uric acid; rubber; cellulose.

Veoable, Dr. FCranciB) P(re8toii)» Chapel Hill,
N. C. *Chemigiry, Prince Edward Co, Va,
Nov. 17, 56. Virginia, 74r-78; Bonn, 7»-80;
Ph.D, GKSttingen, 81; Berlin, 89; hon. Sc.D,
Lafayette, 04; LL.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 13.
Prof, chem, Nortli Carolina, 81-00, pree, 00-14,
pro/, chem, 14- A.A. (sec'y, 96, v. pres, 99);
Chem. Soe. (pros, 05); Philos. Soc; fel. London
Chem. Soc; Elisha Mitchell Sci. Soc (see'y, 16).
Zirconium and its compounds; heptane and its
derivatives; qualitative analysis; inorganic
chemistry; history of chemistry; development of
periodic law; the atom; radioactivity.

Vezhoeff, Dr. F(red6iriek) H(eniiaii), 233 Charles
St, Boston, Mass. Ophthalmology. Louisville,
Ky, July 9, 74. Ph.B, Tale, 95; M.D, Hopkins,
99; A.M, Harvard, 02. Ajsst. surgeon, Balti-
more Eye, Ear and Throat Charity Hosp, 99-
00; aast. path, Boftoard, 00-02, instr. ophthal,
path, 07-16, owt. prof, 16-; pathologist, Mass.
Charitahle Eye and Ear Infirmary, 0(^, asst.
ophthal. surgeon, 06-13, ophthal, swrgeon, IS-
A. A; Col. Surg; Ophthal. Soc; Am. Acad. Path-
ological anatomy of the eye; physiological op-
tics; diseases of the eye.

Verrill, Fxof. A(ddison) B(iiiery), 582 Central
Ave, Westville, Conn. ^Zoology. Greenwood,
Maine, Feb. 9, 39. B.S, Harvard, 62; A.M,
Yale, 67. Asst, museum comp. zool, Harvard,
60-64; prof, sool, Tale, 64-07, emer. prof, 07-,
curator, zooL dept, Peabody Museum, 64-10.
Prof, entom. and comp. anat, Wisconsin, 67-
70; assoe. ed, 'Am. Jour. Science,' 69-; instr.
geol. Tale, 70-94; asst. in charge marine invert,
zool, XT. S. Fish Cfommission, 71-87. Nat. Acad;
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Am. Acad; Conn.
Acad, (pros); Wis. Acad; Phila. Acad; Boston
Soc. Nat. Hist, (curator, 64-74); Essex Inst;
Soc. zool. do France. Marine invertebrate
zooloj^, especially Anthoza, echinoderms, an-
nelids, nemerteans, planarians, MoUusca, tuni-
eates and Bryozoa; deep-sea zoology in general;
invertebrates of southern New England; the
natural history, productions, geology, early his-
tory, zoology, etc, of the Bermuda Idands ; West
Indian, tropical American and Brazilian corals
and echinoderms; echinoderms of the western
Atlantic and of Alaska to California; Alcyo-
naria of the Blake Expedition; Mollusca of the
northeast American coast; deep-sea Mollusca;
decapod Crustacea of New England, Bermuda
and West Indies; Crustacea of Connecticut; An-
thozoa of the Canadian arctic expedition.

Verrlll, AGphens) Hyatt, E. P. Dutton and Co,
New Tork, N. T. Entomology, Ornithology,
New Haven, Conn, July 23, 71. Tale, 91. Ed.
popular science dept, 'American Boy,' 07-
Nat. hist, exped, West Indies, 89-90; Central
America, 92; Bermuda, 02; Santo Domingo, 06-
07. Entomology; additions to avifauna of Ber-
muda; ornithology of Dominican Islands and
Santo Domingo; new species of Dynastes; Sole-
nodon paradoxus; invertebrates of Bermuda;
Lepidoptera larvae and Crustacea of the West
Indies; scientific drawing and photography.

Vet Wiebe, Dr. Walter Adignst), 193 12th Ave,
Columbus, Ohio. Oeology. Schenectady, N. T,

Aug. 26, 87. A.B, Cornell, 11, Ph.D, 18. Asst
geol, Cornell, 10-12, instr, 12-13; agr. geol,
Ohio State, 13-18; field geologist, Boxana Petrol
Co, 18-19; Sinclair Oil Co, 1&-20; chief geol-
ogist, MexicanrSinclair Co, £0- AUknee
fran^ise medal. A.A; Ass. Petrol. Geol.
Stratigraphy of Devonian and Mississippian of
New York, Ohio and Pennsylvania.

Very, Prof. F(raiik) WitOOngtaa), Westwood,
Mass. ^Astrophysics. Salem, Mass, Feb. 12, 52.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 73. Astronomer, Alle-
gheny Observatory, 78-95; adj. prof, astron.
and instr. geol, Pittsburgh, 90-95; acting di-
rector, Ladd Observatory, and prof, astron, (pro
tem), Brown, 96-97; special agent, U. 8.
Weather Bur, 00; Smithsonian Inst, 02;
director, Westwood Astrophys. Observatory, 06-
Prize, Utrecht Soc. of Arts and Sciences. A.A;
Astron. Soc. Badiation; aurora; solar constant;
photometry; hail storms; new stars; parallax of
Nova Persei; cause of nebulosity of KoTa
Persei; microchemical analysis; migration of
birds; phosphorescence; sun-spots; ancient river
terraces; the terminal moraine in New Tork;
temperature of sun and moon; greenhouse
theory; viscosity in aeroplane support; stellar
evolution; radium; Bontgen rays; water vapor
on Mars; terrestrial and lunar albedoes; spiral
nebulae; limitation of gravitation; moon's mo-
tion; luminiferous ether; atoms.

Vestal, Prof. Arthur a(ib«>n)» Stanford XToi
versity, Calif. Biology. La Grange, 111, Sept.
10, 88. A.B, Illinois, 11; A.M, Ck)lorado, 13;
fellow, Chicago, 14-15, Ph.D, 15. Instr. biol,
Colorado, 11-14; prof, bot, Bast. HI. State Nor.
Sch, 15-20; acting asst. prof, hiol, Stanford,
to- A, A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc;
Bot. Cent. States; HI. Acad. Botany; soologj;
plant and animal ecology and geography; vege-
tation of eastern prairie, sand prairie. Great
Plains and Rocky Mountains; forests of Illi-
nois.

VestaJ, Mts. A. O. (Dr. Waada (May) Pfoiffer),
Sta^ord ITniversity, Calif. Botany. Bed Oal.
Iowa, March 11, 82. B.S, Chicago, 04, Ph.D, OS.
Asst. bot, Chicago, 09-14, instr. plant path, 14-
16. A. A; Bot. Soc. Morphology of Azolla asd
Leitneria; development of peach fruit.

Vtbraius, Dr. Frank OOuules), 226 Loralne Ave,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Ookerille, Wvo,
March 15, 90. A.B, Wabash, 13; Harvard^ 13-
14; Ph.D, Michigan, 17. Asst. chem, Miefaigas,
14-17; chemist, Detroit Org. Chem. Co, 17:
Procter and Gamble Co, 19- Lieut, C.W.S, IS.
A.A ; Chem. Roc. Dicyanodiamid.

Vickery, Dr. Herman F(rank), 26 Chestnut St,
Brookline, Mass. Medicine. Boehester, N. Y,
Aug. 20, 66. A.B, Harvard, 78, M.D, 82 ; Leipzig
and Vienna, 82-83. Asst. clin. med. Harvard.
84-90, instr, 90-16; visiting physician, Mass.
Gen. Hosp, 98-17; consulting physician, 17-
Emer. mem. Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass;
Boston Soc. Med. Sci; Boston Soc Med. Improv.
(pres, 15); Boylston Med. Soc. (prcs, 87); Suf-
folk District Med. Soc (pres, 16). Internal
medicine.

Vickery^ B(oy) A(lbion), Bureau of Bntomology,
San Antonio, Tex. Entomology. Mora, Minn.
March 15, 83. A.B, Minnesota, 06, A.M, 07.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

707

ABflt. entom, Minn. Exp. Sta, 07-08; asst, hwr.
entom, V. 8, Dept. Agr, 08- XJl; Asa. Eeon.
Entom; Entom. 8oe; Wash. Entom. Soc Eco-
nomic entomology; cereal and forage plant in-
sects; army worm parasites; wingless May
beetles; Aphididae.

Viereck, H(«iry) L(oreiis), TJ. S. Biological Sur-
vey, Wadiington, D. C. Entomology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, March 28, 81. Jesnp student,
Phila. Acad. Nat. Sciences, 00-02; Jefferson
Med. Col, 02-03; Medico-Chinirg. Col, Phila,
05-07. With mosqnito sorv, N. J, sommer, 03;
asst. entomologist, Conn. Exp. Sta, 03-05; asst,
path, lab, Medieo-Chinirg. Col, Phila, 05-07;
in charge, sool. lab, State of Pa, 07-08 ; research
entomologist, Parke, Davis and Co, 08-09 ; agent
and expert, bnr. entom, U. 8, Dept. Agr, 0^13,
oMt. hiologiti, hiol. stirv, 16- In charge, mos-
quito snrv, Pa, summer, 06; asst. curator, Snow
collections, Kansas, 13-14; entom. explorer and
asst supt, state insectary, Calif. State Commis-
sion Hort, 14:-16. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom; assoc mem. Omith. Union;
Wash. Biol. Soc; Wash. Biol. Field Club; Wash.
Entom. Soc Economic entomology; hymenop-
terology; pan- American species of Andrena;
classification of the Hymenoptera of the Cana-
dian, Allegfaanian and Carolinian faunal areas;
Tchneumonidea of H^e world.

Vinal, George Wood* 3810 Jenifer St, Washing-
ton, D. C. Physios. Ellington, Conn, Dec. 17,
82. A3, Wesleyan, 06, A.M, 09 ; Hopkins, 06-
07. Asst. physics, Wesleyan, 08; Bw, Stand-
ards, Washington, 08-18, chief, electroohem,
sect, 18- Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Wash.
Philos. Soc. Electric arc between metallic elec-
trodes; the silver voltameter; primary and sec-
ondary batteries; electrical properties of silver
sulphid.

Vincent^ lita. Helen Ck)ok, 36 BusseU Terrace,
Pittsfield, Mass. Psychology. Montdair, N. J,
Aug. 15, 83. A.B, Wellesley, 05, A.M, 07, Pal-
mer fellow^ 07-08; Ph.D, Wursburg, 09. Instr.
psychol, Wellesley, 09-13; psychol. and hist, of
educ, State Nor. Sch, Montclair,* N. J, 13-16.
Psychol. Ass. Sense psychology.

Vincent, JCesee) QCimiey), Packard Motor Car
Go, Detroit, Mich. Meohaniedl engineering,
Charleston, Arkansas, Feb. 10, 80. Int. Cor-
respondence Schools. Supt. of Invention, Bur-
roughs Adding Machine Co, 03-10; chief engi-
neer, Hudson Motor Car Co, 10-12; v. pres. of
eng, Packard Motor Car Co, It- Major, S.C,
17-18; lleut. col. Air Service, 18. Mech. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Automotive Eng. (pres, 20);
British Inst. Automobile Eng. Automotive en-
fpneering.

Vincent, Prof. Swale, Middlesex Hospital, Uni-
versity of London, London, England. Physiol-
ogy. Staffordshire, England, May 24, 68. Bir-
mingham, 89; M.R.C.S, L.B.C.P, 89; Heidelberg,
01; ScD, Edinburgh, 04; M.D, London, 07;
LLJ), Manchester, 20. Sharpey scholar. Univ.
Col, London, 90; asst. prof, physiol, Univ. Col,
London, 90-06; prof, Manitoba, 06-20; London,
to- Chief demonstrator physiol, Univ. Col,
London; lecturer histol, Univ. Wales; examiner
arts and med, Manitoba. A. A; PhysioL Soc;
fel. Boyal Soc. Can; British Ass. (past sect.

sec'y, local sec'y, 09); British Med. Ass; Lou-
don Physiol. Soc; fel. Boyal Soc. Edinburgh.
Ductless glands; ehemistiy of muscle; swim-
bladder of fishes; hemolymph glands; vagus
action; vaso-motor reflexes; respiratory reflexes.

Vinson, Dr. AG1>«rt) B(azl), Tucson, Ariz. Chem-
istry. Dayton, Ohio^ Oct. 30, 73. B.S, Ohio
State, 01 ; Ph.D, G6ttmgen, 04. Asst. agr. chem,
Ohio State, 96-99, instr, 99-02; assoc. chemist,
Ariaona, 05-08, chemist, 08- A.A; Chem. Soc.
Agricultural ehemistty: animal nutrition; soils
and irrigation water ; ripening and processing of
the date.

Viol, Dr. Charles H(erman), Box 22, Oakland Sta-
tion, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry. La Fayette,
Ind, May 21, 86. B.S, Purdue, 07; feUow, Chi-
cago, 09-10, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem, S. Dak. Col,
07-09; asst, Chicago, 10-12; radiochemist,
Standard Chem. Co, 12--13, director, radiwn re-
search lab, 18- Lecturer radiochem. Mellon Inst,
16-17. AJL; Chem. Soc. (v. chairman, Pitts-
burgh sect, 16, councilor, 18, 19). Electrochem.
Soc; Assoc Badium Soc. Badiochemistry ; com-
mercial production of radium; radium technol-
ogy and therapy.

Viflher, Prof. Stephen S(argent), Bloomington,
Ind. Geography. Chicago, Ilh Dec 15, 87.
B.8, Chicago, 09, M.S, 10; A.M:, South Dakota,
12; fellow, Chicago, 13-14, PhJ>, 14. Instr.
geol. South Dakota, 10-18; asst. prof, 13-14;
prof, geog. State Nor. Sch, Moorhead, Mnm,
15-18; asst. prof, Indiana, 19- Field asst,
Univ. Chicago ecol exped. to Alaska, summer,
07; asst. geologist, S. Dak. Geol. Surv, summers,
08-10, geologist, 10-14; scientific asst, desert
lab, Carnegie Institution, 09; land classifier, U.
S. Oeol. Surv, 18. A.A; fel. Am. Geog. Soc;
Ass. Geog; EcoL Soc; Meteor. Soc: Ass. Prof;
Wash. QeoL Soc; Ind. Acad. Biogeography;
regional geography of South Dakota, Jamaica,
Bed Biver Valley, Wyoming, Indiana, and
Spain; climate.

Vivian, Prof. Alfred, 1778 N. High St, Colum-
bus, Ohio. Chemistry, Mineral Point, Wis,
March 14, 67. Ph.G, Wisconsin, 94. Instr. agr.
chem, Wisconsin, 94-02; assoc prof, Ohio State,
02-05, prof, (}$-, dean, col. agr, IS- A.A. (mem.
council, 16); Chem. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci.
Agricultural chemistry; ripening of cheese; sub-
stitutes in cheesemaking; plant food in soils;
phosphorus requirements of soils.

Vivian, Prof. Bozana H(ayward), Wellesley Col-
lege, Wellesley, Mass. MathematioB. £ioston,
Mass, Dec. 9, 71. A.B, WeUesley, 94; PhJ>,
Pennsylvania, 01. Instr. and later prof, math,
Wellesley, 01-, director, dept, hygiene, 18- Act-
ing pres. and prof, math, Constantinople Col,
06-09; financial see'y, Women's Educ and
Indust. Union, Boston, 13-15. A. A; Math. Soc;
Statist. Ass; Asc Math. Teachers; Ass. Prof;
Ass. Col. Alumnae. Statistics; administration.

Voegtlin, Dr. O(arl), Hygienic Laboratory, Wash-
ington, D. C. P^armaeology. B&le, Switser-
land, July 28, 79. PhJ), Freiburg. 02; Man-
chester, 03-04. Instr. chem, Wisconsin, 04; asst.
med, Hopkins, 04-06, assoc prof, Pharmacol, 96-
13; prof, U. S. Pub. Health Service, IS- Co-
editor, 'Jour. Pharmacol, and Exp. Therapeut.^
A.A; Soc Pharmacol; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Biol.

1

708

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Chem; Am. Med. Ass; Wash. AcacL Metabol-
ism; function of parathyroid; calcium treatment
of tetany; anaphylaxis; action of digitalis on
coronary artery; dietary theory of pellagra;
vitamines aild deficiency diseases; chemotherapy
of arsenicals and antimonials; serum preserva-
tives.

Vogdes, Oen. A(nthony) W(ay]ie), U. S. A, 2425
First St, San Diego, Calif. Geology, Military
geography. West Point, N. Y, April 23, 43.
Grad. Artillery Sch, Ft. Monroe, Va, 82. From
lieut. to brig, gen, 68-04, retired, 04. A.A;
Geol. Soe; Paleont. Soc; Calif. Acad; Phila.
Acad; Oa. Acad; Chicago Acad. Fossil Crus-
tacea; bibliography relating to geology, paleon-
tology and mineral resources of California,
including the maps of the state.

Vogel, Dr. K(axl) 2C, 680 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Medicine, New Orleans, La, Feb.
14, 77. M.D, Columbia, 00; Munich, 08. In-
tern, St. Luke's Hosp, 00-03, aast. attending
physician, 00-15, aesoo, attending phyeieian,
15-, asst. pathologist, 08-10, oliniedl pathologist,
10-; asst. path, Columbia, 03-07, instr, 07-09,
aest, prof. elin. path, 09- Ass. Path, and Bact;
8oc Clin. Invest; Harvey 8oe. (see'y, 18-);
N. Y. Path. Soc. (sec'y, 07-10). Clinical path-
ology; metabolism; laboratory diagnosis.

Vogt» Dr. OOaienoe) OOiarlas), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Cheviistry. Zanesville, Ohio,
April 29, 83. A.B, Wooster, 04; fellow, Ohio
State, 04-05, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 09. Asst. chem,
Ohio State, 05-06, instr, 06-09; asst. prof, in-
org. and physical chem, Pittsburgh, 09-12, prof,
ehem. and fellow, Mellon Inst, IB- Chemist,
U. 8. Bur. Mines, and eapt, 0.W.8, 18. AJk.;
Chem. Soc; Ceramic Soc. Cerium compounds;
dental and silicate cements.

Volwilar, Dr. E(mest) HCenry), 4753 Bavens-
wood Ave, Chicago, BL Chemistry. Hamilton,
Ohio, Aug. 22, 93. A.B, Miami, 14; A.M, IIU-
nois, 16, Ph.D, 18. Instr. chem, Miami, 14;
asst, Illinois, 14-17; research director, Abbott
Laboratories, 18- Chem. Soe. Pharmaceutical
chemistry; reactions of add chlorids with alde-
hydes and ketones.

▼on Ende^ Dr. Oail L(eopold)» University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Chemistry. Burlington,
Iowa, July 2, 70. B.8, Iowa, 93, M.8, 94; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 99. Demonstrator chem, med. col,
Iowa, 94-95; teacher science, high sch, Burling-
ton, 95-96; instr. chem, Iowa, 96-97, 99-05,
asst. prof, 05-07; research staff, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 07-08; prof, chem, Idaho, 08- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Iowa Acad. (v. pros, 07). Physical
and inorganic chemistry; applied physical chem-
istry.

▼on Bngeln, Prof. O(Bcar) DCiedrich), Ithaca, N.
Y. Geography. Dayton, Ohio, July 3, 80.
A.B, Cornell, 08, Ph.D, 11. Asst. geol, Cqmell,
05-07, instr. physical geog, 07-12, asst. prof.
It-; acting head, dept. physical geog, 09-10.
Scientific asst, V. S. Cfeol. Surv. ezped. to
Yakutat Bay, Alaska, 06; Nat. Geog. Soe. re-
search ezped. to Alaska, 09; instr. in charge
geog, Missouri, summer, 11. Am. Geog. Soc;
Ass. Geog. Geology; physical geography; gla-
ciology; experimental physiography; regional
geography of the West Indies.

▼en Nardroff, Dr. E(m60t) B(obort), 397 Madi-
son St, Brooklyn, N. Y. Physics. Brooklyn,
May 12, 64. £.M, Columbia, 86; hon. ScJ), St.
Lawrence, 03. Instr. physics, Barnard, Oolmn-
bia, 91-97; head, science dept, Erasmus H&U
High Sch, Brooklyn, 97-98; pru^ipaX, Stuyve-
sant High Sch, N. Y. City, 08- Lecturer ^ji-
ics, Evening High Schools, Brooklyn, 87-98;
Pub. Lecture System N. Y. City, 92- Physical
Soc; N. Y. Acad. Diffraction of light; color
apparatus; inaudible sound waves; new inter-
ferometer method for measuring refractive index
of thin parallel plates singly and doubly re-
fracting.

▼on S<dilichten, Prof. Otto OharleB, University o£
Cincinnati, C^cinnati, Ohio. Geology, dncin-
nati, July 19, 86. A.B, Cincinnati, 11; Wiscon-
sin, 12-13. Instr. geol. and German, CHncinnati,
11-12 ; geologist. Mo. Bur. GeoL and Mines, IS-
IS; instr, geol, Cincinnati) 15-16; Lehigh, 16-
17; asst. prof. geol. and miner, Cincinnati, 17-
Abstractor, 'Jour. Miner. Soc'; 'Jour. Chem.
Soe.' Mineralogy; nickel; cobalt.

▼on ShoUy, B(onjaniln) B(Qdolpli), 118 Madison
Ave, Flushing, N. Y. Chemistry. Flashing.
Nov. 27, 81. A.B, Columbia, 03, AM, 05.
Chemist, Consolidated Gas Co, N. Y, 05-06:
Power and Min. Machinery Co, 06-08; research
lab, Gen. Elec. Co, 08-10; U. S. Dept Agr, 10-
13; Vulcan Detinning Co, 13-14; state chemist,
Tenn, 14-15; chemist, Compa&ia Oriental des
Minas, 16-19; indust. chemist, 19- Chem. Soe:
N. Y. Chemjflts dub. Pine oil; oompoeution of
special steels; high melting alloys; separation of
rare metals.

VooiliaeB, Prof. E(dward) B(iixnett), New Bmns-
wick, N. J. Agriculture. Mine Brook, N. J,
June 22, 56. A.B, Butgers, 81, A.M, 84; SeJ),
Vermont, 00. Asst. chemist, Wesleyan, 81-82;
N. J. Exp. Sta, 82-88, chemist, 88-92, director,
92-11 ; prof, agr, Butgers, 90-11. V. pres, N. J.
State Board of Agr, 93-01, pres, 01-11; N. J.
State Forestry Commission, 06-10; N. J. Con-
servation Commission, 08-10. Nichols medsli
Chem. Soc, 03. A.A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sd;
Chem. Soc;' Agr. Chem. (pres, 94); Asa. Agt.
Col. (sec'y and treas, 97-04, pres, 04) ; Forestry
Ass; N. J. Micros. Soc; N. J. Hist. Soe. Agri-
cultural chemistry; agronomy; fertiliaers.

Voorhees, L(oiil8) ACugustns), 111 Carroll Place.
New Brunswick, N. J. *Chemistry. New Bmns-
wick, March 6, 65. A.B, Butgers, 85, A3f. 88.
Asst. chemist, N. J. Bzp. Sta, 86-95, chief
chemist, 95-05; chemist, dept. health, New
Brunswick, N. J, 18- A. A; Qiem. Soc; El«-
trochem. Soe; Soc. Chem. Indust. Agrienltuial
and food chemistry.

Voorhees, S(amnel) SCtodkton), 3456 Newark St,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Springfield,
Ohio, Jan. 15, 67. Lehigh; Columbian. Asst.
chemist, Cambria Iron Co, 87-89; Pa. B. B,
89-96; chemist, South. By, 96-99; engineer of
tests, N. Y. Cent, and H. B. B. B, 99-01 ; V. S.
Supervising Architect's Office, 01-08; TJ. S.
Creol. Surv, 08-10; engineer and chemist. Bur.
Standards, 10- AJL; Chem. Soc (past pres,
Wash, sect) ; Soc. Test. Mat. (mem. exec com-
mittee and V. pres, 12-16) ; Soc Cham. Indust;
Wash. Acad; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. Struetursl
material.

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709

VorUeSy Prof. Cha(rle)g T(aylor), University of
Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Entomology. Mt. Pleas-
ant, Iowa, Sept. 7, 79. B.8, Iowa Wesleyan,
02; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 08. Instr. biol, Iowa
Wesleyan, 01^04; asst. zool, Wisconsin, 04-08;
prof, Utah, 08-15; asst. prof, biol, Arizona, 15-
16, prof, zool, 16-18, entom, 18- Instr. entom,
Cornell, summer, 15. A.A; Entom. Soc; mem.
Omith. Union; Soc. Mammal; Ecol. Soc; Cooper
Omith. Club; Wis. Acad; Utah Acad. Wiscon-
sin Trichoptera; fauna of Great Salt Lake;
economic insects of Arizona ; grBzmg range ro-
dents; ecology of desert animals.

VoxlB, Prof. Ployd T(lioinaB), Y. M. C. A,
Seattle, Wash. Physics. Arcadia, Iowa, May
8 72. B.S, Highland Park, 92; MeCormick
Theol. Sem, 93-96; A.M, Columbia, 02. Pastor,
Buffalo, Minn, 96; instr, nor. dept, Buena Vista,
98, prof, physics and chem, 9^04; instr. geol,
Macalaster, 04-05 ; prof, physics and geol, Whit-
worth, 06-12; instr. physics, Washington
(Seattle), 12-15; in book business, 15-20; instr.
physics, r. K. C. A. sehooU, Seattle, BO- A.A.
Absorption of light by metallic surfaces; passiv-
ity of iron.

Vosbnr^ Dr. Warren C(liase), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Voorhees-
ville, N. Y, June 14, 94. B.S, Union, 14, M.S,
16 ; Ph.D, Columbia, 19. Asst. chem, Union, 13-
16; Columbia, 16; chemist, Celluloid Co» l''"
18- Bur. Aircraft Production, 18; asst. to Prof.
Alexander Smith, Columhia, 19, Nat. Beseareh
fellovj, 19- Chem. Soc Invertase action; po-
tential difference between solutions; determina-
tion of antimony; hydrolysis of sucrose.

Voter, Prof. PCerley) Oonant, Middlebury, Vt.
Chemistry. Parmington, Maine, April 30, 89.
A.B, Bowdoin, 09; A.M, Harvard, 11, Austin
scholar, 19-20. Austin teaching 'e"ow Har-
vard, 10-12; instr. chem, Mtddlehury, 12-13,
asst. prof, 13-19, prof, 19- A.A; Chei^ Soe.
(V. chairman, Vt. sect, 16, chairman, 18-20) ;
Ass. Harvard Chemists; Chem. Gcsell. Analyt-
ical chemistry; toxicology; atomic weight of
arsenic

Votey. Prof. J(osiali) W(imam), University of
Vermont, Burlington, Vt. CivU engineer}^.
Ovid, N. Y, July 23, 60. C.E, Vermont, 84, bon.
ScD, 11. Instr. civU eng, Vermont, 84-89,
asst. prof, 89-90, assoc. prof, 90-93, pro/, J5-,
dean, col. eng, 01- City engineer, Burlington,
87; mem. and engineer, Vt. Highway Commis-
sion, 92-96; sanit. engineer, Vt. Board of
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Health Ass; Vt. Eng. Soc (pres, 20).

Vreeland, PrederiCk Kdng). 90 West St, New
York, N. Y. Physics. Bergen, N. J, March 4,
74. M.E, Stevens, 95; A.M, Columbia, 09.
Asst engineer, Crocker-Wheeler Elec. Co, 98-
00 ; research worJc, 00-; pres, Vreeland Apparor
iuB Co, 06- Non-res. lecturer, Stevens, 07-09;
Columbia, 09. A. A; Physical Soc; fel. Elec
Bug; Badio Eng; N. Y. Acad. Electrical oscil-
lations and their applications; multiplex tele-
graphy and telephony by alternating currents;
radio-telegraphy; electrical analgesia.

W

WaddeU, Dr. J(ame8) A(lezander), University,
Va. Pharmacology. Near Charlottesville, Va,
May 20, 78. A.B, Virginia, 01, M.D, 11; West-
em Reserve; Harvard. Principal, high sch,
Abilene, Va, 01-02; blind dept, Va. Sch. for
Deaf and Blind, 02-07; instr. anat, Virginia,
09-11, adj. prof. Pharmacol, 11-17, prof, 17-
Epidemiologist, Va. State Dept. of Healtii, sum-
mer, 09, 12-15. A. A; Soc. Pharmacol; Ass.
Study Int. Secretions. Public health; hook-
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WaddeU, Prof. John, Queen's University, Kings-
ton, Can. Chemistry. Pictou, N. S, Sept. 19,
58. B.A. Dalhousie, 77; B.Sc, London, 82;
Ph.D, Ileidelberg, 84; D.Sc, Edinburgh, 86.
Asst. ehem^ Edinburgh, 84-86; prof, science,
Royal Mil. Col, Can, 86-97; asst. prof, chem.
Queen's (Can), 99-20, assoc. prof, gO- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; fel. Can. Inst.
Chem; Faraday Soc; Chem. Gesell; Chem.
Verein. Physical, analytical and inorganic
chemistry; atomic weight of tungsten.

WaddAU, Dr. (John) A(lexander) (Low), 2708
Forest Ave, Kansas City, Mo, and 35 Nassau St,
New York, N. Y. CivU engineering. Port
Hope, Ont, Jan. 15, 54. C.E, Rensselaer, 75;
B.A.Sc, Ma.E, McGill, 82 D.Sc, 04 ; LL.D, Mis-
souri, 04*; hon. D.Eng, Nebraska, 11; Kogaku-
h&kushi (Japan), 15. Draftsman, marine dept,
Dominion Govt; Can. Pac Railway, 75-78; asst.
prof, mech, Rensselaer, 78-80; diief engineer,
Raymond and Campbell, bridge builders, Coimcil
Bluffs, Iowa, 81-82; prof, civil eng, Tokyo, 82-
86; consulting engineer, 87- Cor. de I'lnst. de
France dans I'Acad. des Sciences, 18; Knight
Commander, Japanese Order of the Rising Sun,
88 ; decorated by Grand Duchess Olga of Russia,
07; Norman medal, Am. Soc. Civil Eng, 09, 15.
A. A; .Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; Soc. Test. Mat;
R. R. Eng; Nat. Conserv. Ass; Econ. League;
Franklin Inst; West. Soc. Eng; Phila. Eng.
Club; Int. Soc Test. Mat; Soc. Int. d 'Etudes
de Correspondance et d'Echanges; Can. Inst.
Eng; hon. mem. Eng. Soc Peru; British Inst.
Civil Eng; Soc des Dig. civils de France; Soc
g^g. de France; hon. mem. Japanese Eng. Soc
Rai^ading; bridges; engineering education;
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and high alloy steel for bridges; establishment
of an American academy of engineers; econom-
ies of engineering; creeping of railroad rails.

, Wade, Dr. Bmoe, Trenton, Tenn. Geology, Tren-
ton, Nov. 11, 89. B.S, Vanderbilt, 13, M.S, 14;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Assi. state geologist, Tenn,
17- Second lieut, F. A. A. A; Geol. Soc; Min.
Eng. Stratigraphy and paleontology of the
upper Oetaceous.

Wade, E. Marion, University of Minnesota, Min-
neapolis, Minn. Public health. Bristol, Eng-
land, May 22, 83. B.A, Trinity (Can), 04;
M.A, Toronto, 13. Asst. to Mrs. Ellen H.
Richards, Mass. Inst. Tech, 07-08; research
chemist. Gen. Elec Co, Schenectady, N. Y, 08;
bacteriologist and asst. director, lab, Boston
Board of Health, 08-18; chief, main la^ora'
tories, div. prev. diseases, Minn. State Board of
Health, 13- A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Soc

710

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Bact; Pab. Health Ass; Ass. Taber. Bacteriol-
ogy; encephalitis.

Wade, Prof. H(er1>ort) Windsor, Colleffe of Medi-
cine, University of the Philippines, Manila, P. I.
Bacteriology. Haddonfield, N. J, Nov. 23, 86.
M.I)y Tulane^ 12. Instr. path, and bact, Tulane,
12-15; pathologist and bacteriologist. Bur. Sci-
ence, P. I, 16-18; prof. path, and hooter, and
director, grad. sch. trop. med. and pub. health,
Univ. Philippines, 18- Chief, dept. path, Philip-
pine Qen. Hosp. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am.
Med. Ass; Int. Ass. Med. Mas. Fungus in-
fections; Bacillus influenzae.

Wade, Joe S(aiiford), IT. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Entomology. Mar-
rowbone, Ky, July 20, 80. Fairmount. Soi-
entiflo aest, bwr. entom, U. 8. Dept. Agr, IS-
Entom. exped. in west, states, 14-16. A. A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom.
8oc. Oicindelidae, Scarabaeidae and Tene-
brionidae.

Wadsworth, Dr. Angnstos (B), New Scotland
Ave, Albany, N. Y. Bacteriology. Brooklyn,
N. Y, Oct. 25, 72. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 93;
M.D, Columbia, 96, alumni fellow, 99-05, Alonso
Clark scholar, 05-10; St. Luke's Hosp, 97-^9.
Asst. and later instr. bacter. and hygiene, Co-
lumbia, 99-08, assoc. bacter, 08-09, asst. prof,
09-13; director, dim. laboratories and research,
N. y. state Dept. of Health, 14- Asst.
physician, out-patient dept, Boosevelt Hosp,
05-08, consulting bacteriologist, 09-14. Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Physicians; Am. Med.
Ass; Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc. Bact; Ass. Im-
munol; Pub. Health Ass. (chairman, lab. seet,
20); Soc. Exp. Biol; Harvey Soc. (sec'y, 12);
N. Y. Path. Soc. (pros, 13) ; N. Y. Acad. Med.
Infection and immunity; puerperal infection;
agglutination of pneumococcus ; etiology of
pneumonia; pneumococcus infection; antipneu-
mococcus serum; action of immune serum on
pneumococcus infection; standardization of
serums,

Wadsworth, F(raiik) L(awton) O(loott), E. Lib-
erty Station, Pittsburj^rh, Pa. •Physics, Astron-
omy, Engineering. Wellington, Ohio, Oct. 21,
67. E.M, Ohio State, 88. B.S, M.E, 89; Clark,
89-90. Asst. physics, Ohio State, 89; Clark, 90-
92; senior asst. in charge, astrophys. observa-
tory, Smithsonian Inst, 92-94; asst. prof, physics,
Chicago, 94-96; astrophys, Yerkes Observatory,
96-97, assoc. prof, 97-98; director, Allegheny
Observatory, 00-04; gen. manager. Pressed
Prism Plate Glass Co, 04-05; chief engineer,*
Am. Window Glass Co, 05-07; consulting engi-
neer, 08-; pres. Miller Non-Corrosive MetaX Co,
09- Asst. ed, 'Astrophys. Jour'; assoe. ed,
'Harper's Scientific Memoirs.' Consulting en-

, gineer, John A. Brashear Co, 00-04; mem. eng.
committee, Pittsburgh chamber of commerce,
10; pres. board of visitors, Ohio State, 11-16;
chief engineer, Sdverin commission, Germany-
Holland, 13. Delegate from Smithsonian Inst,
to Int. Bur. of Weights and Measures, Paris, 92.
A. A; Astron. Soc; Physical Soc; Mech. Eng;
Electrochem. Soc; Inventors Guild (chairman,
prof, committee, 10-12); Eng. Educ; Frank-
lin Inst; West. Pa. Eng. Soc; hon. mem. Soc.
Astron. de Mex; for. mem. Soc. Ital. di Spettro-

scop; assoc. Wash. Acad. Theory of the spec-
troscope; astronomical photography; velocity
of light; Newtonian constant of gravitation;
solar structure; ruling of large grating plates
(up to 15 indies); photography with curved
plate camera; reduction of edipse observatioBs;
'measurement of star diameters and doable stars;
optical apparatus; telemeters and engiseering
instruments; manufacture of glass, steel, copper,
electric lights, etc; industrial machinery; aero-
planes.

Wadsworth, Dr. MCarshman) E(dwaid), Univex-

sity of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. *(}eoU>gy.
Livermore Falls, Maine, May 6, 47, AJB,
Bowdoin, 69, A.M, 72; Harvard, 74, Ph.D, 7»;
Heidelberg, 84-85 ; M.D, Nat. Med. Col, 94 ; EJtf,
Pa. State, 17; Sc.D, Pittsburgh, 19. Principal
and supt. of schools, 63-73; prof, chem, Boston
Dental Col, 73-74 ; instr. math, and miner. Har-
vard, 74-77, asst. geol, museum comp. sool, 77-
87; prof, miner, and geol, Colby, 85-87; pres.
and prof, miner, petrog. and geol, Mich. Col
Mines, 87-99; dean, sch. mines and metaL and
prof, mining and geol. Pa. State, 01-08:
prof, mining geol. and dean, Sch. Mines.
Pittsburgh, 07-12, emer. dean, It- Asst,
N. H. GeoL Surv, 74; asst geologist, Minn.
Geol. Surv, 86-87; state geologist, MIeh, 88-
93; geologist and mining expert, Keweenawan
Ass, 98-02; geologist. Pa. State Board of Agr,
02-05; asst. ed, 'Am. Geologist,' 94-99, A-A;
Geol. Soc; Coal Min. Inst; Enjf. Educ: Min.
and Metal. Soc; fel. London GeoL Soc Physi-
cal mineralogy; petrography; general and min-
ing geology; origin, alteration and classification
of minerals and rocks; meteorites; prehistoric
man in the United States.

Waggoner, Prof. OChanncey) WCilUam), Mor-
gantown, W. Va. Physics. Bock Bridge, (Miio,
Feb. 23, 81. B.S.(E.E), Ohio (Athens), (H:
A.M, Cornell, 05, Ph.D, 09. Instr. pftystot, Cor-
nell, 05-09; prof. West Virginia, 09- Beseareh
engineer, Western Elec. Co, summer, 07. A-A;
Physical Soc ; Badlo Eng. The physical proper-
ties of a series of iron-carbon alloys ; the prepa-
ration and decay of phosphorescenee in eertaia
salts of cadmium and zinc; hystereeiB loss is
iron at varying frequencies; non-eorrosive
glasses.

Waggoner, Prof. Harry Dwlght, 320 Sherman Ave,
Macomb, HI. Biology. Godfrey, HI, Feb, 1, 77.
A.B, Illinois, 09, A.M, 14, PhJ), 16. Asst. hot,
lUinois, 13-16; prof, hiol, Maoalestar, 16-17;
West. m. State Nor. Sch, 17- Bot Soc. Plant
physiology and pathology; agronomy.

Wagner, Prof. Frank CCaspar), 1111 S. Sixth St,
Terre Haute, Ind. Engineering. Ann Arbor,
Mich, Oct. 5, 64. A.M, Michigan, 84, B.8, 85.
Asst. physics, Michigan, 84-85; with Thomson-
Houston Elec. Co, 86-89; asst. prof. mech. eng,
Michigan, 90-96; assoe. prof, steam and eke.
eng, Bose, 96-04, prof, steam eng, 04-00, medk.
and elec. eng, 09- A.A; Me^. Eng; ISee.
Eng; Eng. Educ; Ind. Eng. Soc. Dynamo and
electromagnet design; steam-engine testing;
steam turbines; gas turbines; pyrometer meas-
urements in furnaces. ■

Wagner, Prof. George, 1901 Jefferson St, Madi-
son, Wis. Zoology. New Ulm, IGnn, Fsb. 4,

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711

73. Ph.C, Michigan, 93, A.M, 03 ; A3, «-i«— ,
99. loBtr. bot. and phannaeog, Northwestern,
93-95; pharmaej, Kansas, 95-07^ asst. prof, 97-
99, assoe. prof, 99; asst 0OOI, Michigan, 99-03;
instr, WitoonHi^ 03-10, asst. prof, 10-19, auoe.
prof, 19^ A. A; Soc Nat; Soe. Zool; Boe. loh-
thjol. and Herp; Boe. Mammal; hon. mem.
Kans. Acad. Vertebrate aoology; faona of
Wiseonsin.

i^agner, Samuel Tobias, School House Lane, Ger-
mantown, Philadelphia, Pa. CivU engime&rimg,
Philadelphia, Ang. 30, 61. B.S, PennsylraiiiA,
81, C.E, 83. With Phoenix Iron Oo, dl-93;
asst. engineer. Pa. Ato. Subway and Tunnel,
Citj of Phila, 98-00, improyement and filtration
of water supply, 00-02; PhUa, and BeadiiHf By.
Co, 02-15, ohief engineer, 16^ Trustee, prof,
eng. and pree. of faculty, Wagner IVee Inst;
Laurie prise, Soe. dril Eng 14. A. A; Oivil
Eng. (director); Soc Test. Mat; Eng. Educ;
B.B. Eng; Pranklin Inst; PhUa. Ihig. Club; Int.
Ass. Test. Mat.

Wagner, Dr. T(haodore) BCrentano), 56 Pine
Street, New York, N. T. Chemietry. Chi-
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Gen. snpt. Com Produets Co, 00-06» mem. esee.
board, 06-19; i^ pres, 17. 8. Food ProditeU Co,
19^ Chem. Soe. (ehairman, N. Y. sect. 16) ;
Chem. Eng. (pres, 18); London Soc. Chem. in-
dust. (▼. pres, 08) ; Soc. de Chim. indust; Chem.
Gesell. Foods.

Wahl, Dr. H(arr3r) Bosw«U, University of Kansas
Medical School, Bosedale, Kans. Pathology,
Minnesota City, Minn, 86. A.B, Wisconsin, 08,
A.M, 10; M.D, Hopkins, 12; fellow, Western
Besenre, 12-13. Asst. anat, Wisconsin, 08-10;
instr, path. Western Beserve, 13-15, assoc, 15-
19; prof, path, and haeter, med. seh, Kaneai,
19- Assoc, visiting pathologist Lakeside Hosp,
Clevehukd; director^ laboratories, Mt. Blaai
Hosp. A.A; Ass. Path, and Baet Neuro-
blastomata; Gaucher 's disease; toxin titrations
in nephreotomized animals; transmission of in-
fluenaa.

Wah], Dr. Bob«rt^ 4046 Sheridan Boad, Edjre-
water Station, Chicago, HL Chemittry. iBl-
waukee. Wis, May 20, 58. Hanover Polytech,
78; Ph.D, Marburg, 80. Pree. and direetor,
Wahl'Henkie Inst. Fermentology, 86" A. A;
Chem. Soc; Chicago Acad; London Soc. Chem.
Indust. American barleys; importance, of al-
bumenoids in beer production.

Wahlln, Prof. 0(ii8tof) B(xie), University of
Illinois, Urbanay HL MathemaMee. Cannon
Falls, Minn, Dec. 3, 80. A.B, Bethany, 03;
Ph.D, Yale, 06; Marburg, lS-13. Instr. math,
Iowa, 06-08; lUinoia, 08-12, assoc. and later
aeet. prof, IS-- JlJl; Math. Soe; Math. Ass.
Algebraic numbers.

Waldner, Dr. cnia(xla)a W(l]Uam), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. ^Pkyeiee. BaHi-
moie, Md, Mareh 6, 78. E.E, Hopkins, 92, A.B,
96, fellow, 97-98, PhJ), 98. Asst physics, Hop-
kins, 9fr-M; lastr, Williams, 99-01; lab. aast»
Bur. Standarde, 01-04, assoc phydeist, 04-10,
pkyeieiit, t(^ Draftsman, mecn. eng. dept, Co-
lumbia Expos, 93. AJL; Physical Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soe; Franklin last; Soe. de
Physique; Int Com. on Oil Test. Bowland's

thermometric scale and recalculation of the me-
chanical equivalent of heat; sensitive galvan-
ometers espedaUy adapted to bolometrio work;
optica] pyrometry.

Waiti Dr. Oha(xle)8 B(dmiiiid), Uni versify of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Chemietry. ^ttOo
Bock, Ark, Nov. 3, 49. C.B, MJB. B.S, IHr-
ginia, 74; PhJ>, Missouri, 88. Prof, math, St.
John's (Ark), 75; mining engineer. Ark. Anti-
mony Co, 76; prof, eng, Arkansas, 77; director,
Mo. Sch. Mines, 7^88; prof, ehem, Tenneeeee,
89" Chemist, Sacramento Smelting and Befln-
ing Co; first asst. chemist, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 88.
AJL: Min. Eng; Chem. Soc; fel. British Ass;
f eL London Chem. Soc. Nutrition.

Wait, Henry H(eUmaa), Hill Pump Works,
Anderson, Ind. EXeotrical engineering. Chicago,
HI, Oct. 27, 69. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 91. With
West Elee. Co, 92-05;* e<yMyiting engineer,
HOI Pump Whs. Elec Eng; Mech. Eng;
London Inst. Elee. Bng; Boe. Int. dee Blee;
Verein Ing. Mechanical engineering; Wait
steam turbines and dynamos; motion of tele-
phone diaphragms; air currents of fans.

Waite, Prof. Frederic 0(layton), Western Be-
serve University, Cleveland, Ohio. Anatomy,
Zoology. Hudson. Ohio, May 24, 70. BJUtt,
Adalbert, 92, A.M, Western Beserve, 94; Har-
vard, 96, PhJ>, 98. Instr. biol. N. Y. City
high schools, 98-00; N. Y. Univ, 99; asst anat,
Chicago, 00-01; a^. prof, hietol. and emhryol.
Western Beeerve, 01-04, assoc. prof, 04-06, prof,
06" A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. ijutt; Soe. Zool;
Micros. Soc; Am. Med. Ass; Ohio Acad. (v.
pres, 08); Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Cleveland
Acad. Med. Embryology and morphology of
Crustacea; an^^omy of Amphibia.

Watte, Dr. B(ei1>«rt) B(Mold), 2144 B St, Lin-
coln, Nebr. BacterioXogy, Pathology. Leverett,
Mass, July 4, 68. A.B, Amherst, 92, A.M, 03;
M.D, Middgan, 01. Instr. bacter, Michigan, 96-
01; asst. prof, haeier. and path, Nebraska, 02-
05, assoc prof, 0<M)7, prof. (77- State patholo-
gist, Nebr, 04- AJL; Pub. Health Ass; Am.
Med. Ass; Nebr. Aead. Disinfection of rooms;
pyocyaneus infections; acute infeetious diseases
of bone; typhoid fever; milk-borne epidemic of
diphtheria.

Watte, M(erton) BCenway), U. 8. Department of
Agrienltoxe, Washington, D. 0. ^PUmt paihoU
ogy. Oregon, HL Jan. 28, 66. B.S, Illinois,
87. Asst bot, Illinois, 87-88; asst. patholo-
gist, 17. 8. Dept. Agr, 88-01, pathologist in
charge diseases of orchard fruits, 01-08, fruit
disease investigaiiom, 08- Phytopath. Soc;
Wash. BioL Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc Pear blight;
pollination of pomaceous fruits; diseases of
orchard fruits; little i>each and other peaeh
diseases; pecan and nut diseases; fungicides
and metiiods of treating plant diseases.

Watte, Dr. WnUa WCiUaid), Crouse Labora-
tories, El Paso, Tex. BaoterioU>gy. Milford,
Wis, 76. B.S, Wiseonsin, 02; M.D. Hop*
Uns, 06. Path, intern. City Hosp, N. Y. City,
06-^7; bacteriologist, Dept HealUi, N. Y. Cily,
07; cdty bacteriologist, Syracuse, 07-11; di-
reetar, Crouse LaJ^oratories, SI Paso, It- AJL;
Soc. Bact; Pub. Health Ass.

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Wak«maii, Dr. Alfred J(o]m), 181 Edwards 8t,
New Haven, Conn. Chemistry, Green's Farms,
Conn, Peb. 8, 65. Ph.B, Yale, 87; PhJ),
Leipzig, 94. Instr. chem^ Mass. Inst. Tech, 87-
89; Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 92-95; physiol.
chem. research, Herter Lab, w. Y. City, 95-12;
protein chem. research, Conn. Exp. 8ta, IfS-
A.A; PhysioL Soc; Chem. Soe; Soe. Biol. Chem.
Physiological chemistry.

Waksman, Dr. S(elmaa) A(braliam), New
Jersey Agrienltural Experiment StatioA, New
Brunswick, N. J. Baeisriology, PriliAa, Bos-
sia, July 29, 88. B.S, Rutgers, 15, M.8, 16;
fellow, California. 16-17, Ph.D. 17. Asst. toil
microbiol, N. J. JBwp. 8ta, 15-16, mufrohioloffist,
18- Besearch biochemist, Cutter Laboratories,
17-18; bacteriologist. Takamine Lab, 19- See.
Bact; Soe. Exp. Biol. Soil fungi; metabolism
of micro-organisms; actinomyeetes; bacteria;
protozoa.

Waloott, Dr. Charles D(ooUttle), Smithsonian
Institution, Washington, D. C. *Oeology. New
York Mills, N. Y, March 31, 50. Pub. schools;
LLJD, Hamilton, 97; Chicago, 01; Hopkins, 02;
PennsyNania, 03; ScD, Cambridge, 09; LLJ>,
Yale, 10; St. Andrews, 11; PhJ), Boyal Pred-
eriks TJniv, Christiania, 11; ScD, Harvard, 13.
Asst, N. Y. State Surv, 76; asst. geologist, IT.
S. Gfeol. Surv, 79, paleontologist, 88-93, geolo-
gist, 9a-94, director, 94-07; U. S. Beolamation
Service, 02-07; seo'y, Carnegie Institution, 02-
05; 8miths9ni(in Inst, 07- Hon. curator, U. 8.
Nat. Museum, 92-97, 98-08; acting asst. sec'y,
Smithsonian Inst, in charge U. S. Nat. Museum,
97-98; mem. Nat. Besearch Council; chairman,
Nat. Adv. Committee Aeronautics. Bigsby and
Wollaston medals, London OeoL Soe; Gaudry
medal, Soc. g66l de France, 17. Nat. Acad,
(pres, 17-) ; A. A. (v. pres, 93) ; Soc Nat; QeoL
Soc (past pres); Paleont. Soc; hon. mem. Min.
Eng; Philos. Soc; assoc Am. Acad; Wash.
Acad, (pres, 99-10) ; cor. mem. Phila. Acad;
cor. mem. London Geol. Soc; Boyal Qeog. Soc;
for. assoc French Acad. Sci; for. mem. Aecad.
dei Lincei; Bologna Acad; fel. Christiania ScL
Soc; for. assoc StocUiolm Boyal Acad. Sci;
Moscow Imp. Soc. Nat; etc Stratigraphy and
paleontology of the lower Paleozoic formations;
sedimentation, stratigraphy and contained
faunas of the Cambrian formations; Oambrian
Braehiopoda and trilobites; Cambrian faunas
of China; pre-Cambrian Algonkiaa algal flora;
discovery of Algonkian bacteria; appendages of
trilobites; middle Cambrian algae and Spongiae.

Walcottk Dr. HCenry) P(lckerlxig), 11 Water-
house St, Cambridge, Mass. Sanitary seisnee,
Hopkinton, Mass, Dec 23, 38. A.B, Harvard,
58; M.B, Bowdoin, 61; Vienna and Berlin, 62;
LL.D, Yale, 07. Practising physician, Cam-
bridge, 67-81; chairman, Mass. State Board of
Health, 86- Mem. board of pres. and fellows,
Harvard, acting pres, 00-01; mem. Carnegie In-
stitution. Boylston med. prize, 71. Int. Cong.
Hygiene and Demography, 02 (pres). Emer.
mem. Am. Physicians (v. pres) ; Am. Acad. (v.
pres, pres); hon. fel. Boyal Sanit. Inst. Puri-
fication of municipal water supplies; the dis-
posal of sewage; the extension of malaria in
Massachusetts.

Waldbott, Dr. Sigmmid, Court and Plum Sts,
Cincinnati, Ohio. Chemistry. Miinchweiler, Ba-
varia, April 19, 65. Grad, Polytech, Munich,
86; PhJ), Bern, 89. Instr, Dr. Ustrich's Pada-
gogium, Munich, 86-89; chemist, iUieinstrom
Brothers, 90-93; Lloyd Brothers, and libra-
rian, Lloyd Library, 93-02; head, dept. chem,
Ohio Mech. Inst, 01-18; research chemist,
Lloyd Chem. Besearch Lab, 18- Denatured
alcohol chemist, U. S. Internal Revenue, Ohio,
07- A.A; Chem. Soc. (sec'y, Cincinnati sect,
97-99, pres, 05, abetractor, 'Abstracts,' 12-).
Pharmacy; alcohol; Lloyd's alkaloidal reagent;
nicotin.

Waldfln, Prof. P(ercy) T(albot), 910 St. Bonan
St, New Haven, Conn. Chemistry. BrooklTn,
N. Y, June 29, 69. Ph.B, Yale, 92, PhJ), 96;
Leipsig and Munich, 99-00. Asst. chem, 8hef-
field Sd. Sch, Tale, 92-94, instr, 94-99, asst
prof, 00-19, prof, 19- Chem. OeselL The
double Saks of iron and the alkali metals; the
structure of the amidins; the double bromids of
caesium and lead ; the double halides of caesium
and cadmium; the acid ammonium oxalates.

Waldo, Prof. C(laxeiioe) A(bUtliar), 435 W.

119th St, New York, N. Y. Mathematics. Ham-
mond, N. Y, Jan. 21, 52. A.B, Wealeyan, 75,
A.M, 78; Leipzig and Munich, 82-83; Ph.D,
Syracuse, 93. Instr. math, Wealeyan, 77-Sl;
prof, Rose, 83-91; DcPauw, 91-95; Purdue, 95-
08; Washington (St. Louis), 08-17, emer. pro/,
17- Acting pres, Bose, 85-86, 88-89, 17-18;
office sec'y, M. E. Board of Educ; coL visitor.
Carnegie Foundation, 18. A.A. (sec'y, A, 93,
D, 02, V. pres, 03, gen. sec'y, 05) ; Math. Soc:
Eng. Educ. (sec'y, 02-04); Ind. Acad, (ed, 93,
95-97, pres, 98). Descriptive geometry; warped
surfaces; volcanic activity; technical educa-
tion.

Waldo, Prof. Bdward H(axdflnli«rgh>, Univer-
sity of Illinois, Urbana, IlL Eleetrieal engineer-
ing. Homell, N. Y, Mi»ch 5, 66. A.B, Am-
herst, 88; M.E, Cornell, 90, M.S, 14, E.E. IT.
With Gen. Elec. Co, 90-94; instr. dec. eng.
Pennsylvania, 94-^04; with eng. dept, (Srocker-
Wheeler Co, 04-07; asst. prof, elee, eng, Illi-
nois, 07- A. A; Elec. Eng.

Waldo, Dr. Leonard, 49 Wall Bt, New York, X.
Y. Metallurgy, Fhysies. Cincinnati, Ohio, 3iaT
4, 53. A.B, Marietta, 72, A.M; sch. of mines,
Columbia; Sc.J); Harvard, 79; A.M, Yale, SO.
Asst, Cincinnati Observatory; asst. astronomer,
U. S. transit of Venus exped, 74; Harvard CoL
Observatory; astronomer, Yale Observatorj;
consulting metal, and elee. engineer. Medal,
London Boyal Soc Arts. Elee. Eng; Min. £n?;
Mech. Eng; N. Y. Acad; Conn. Acad, (see'j);
British Hort. Inst. Solar and stellar paral-
laxes; double stars and satellites of Mars; solar
eclipses; aluminum, copper and special steels:
permeability and hysteresiB of certain steels;
resistance metals; so-called aluminum bronzes.

Waldzon, Prof. 0<laie) B(alley), Agrieultural
College, N. Dak. Horticulture, Forestry. Kent,
Ohio, Dec. 6, 65. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 87. Instr.
bot, Mich. Agr. Col, 88-89; prof. hort. and for-
estry, N. Dak. Col, 90-15, dean agr, IS-; de-
velopment expert, War Dept, 20- Mem. jury
of awards, La. Purchase Expos, 04; ehairmas.

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jury of awards, Lewis and Clark Expos, 05;
mem. N. Dak. Conservation Commission. A.A;
N. Dak. Acad, (pres, 10). Cultural methods in
forestry and horticulture in the northwestern
prairies.

Waldron, Dr. B(alph) AixiguittiuOt North Marsh-
field, Mass. Botany, North Bochester, Mass,
April 28, 88. B.8, Mass. Col, 10; M.8, Pa.
State, 12; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 18. Asst. entom,
Mass. Col, 10; instr. hot, Pa. State, 10-14;
Pennsylvania, 17-18; horticulturist, A.A; Phy-
topath. Soc. Plant pathology.

Walef, Prof. Boyal Idnlleld, Kingston, B. I.
Mechanical engineering, Groveland, Mass, 78.
B.8, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02. Asst. gas, oil and
fuel anal, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02-04; instr. mech.
eng, N. C. Col, 04-05; asst. prof. exp. eng,
Tennessee, 05-08; prof, mech, eng, and dean,
eng, dept, B, I, Col, 08- Gas and power en-
gineering.

Walk«r, Prof. Arthur L(iieiaii), Columbia TTni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Metallurgy, New
York, Jan. 14, 63. E.M, Columbia, 83. Engi-
neer, Old Dominion Copper Co, Globe, Ariz, 83-
88, gen. supt, 88-04; manager, Baltimore Elec-
trolytic Befining Co, 94-99; Am. Smelting and
Befining Co, Perth Amboy plant, 99-07, director,
07-08; prof, metal, Cohmhia, 08- Min. Eng;
Min. and Metal. Eng; Soc. Test. Mat; Electro-
chem. Soc Copper-casting apparatus; electro-
lytic copper refining.

Walker, Arthur Wllliapi, 2421 S. Dearborn St,
Chicago, 111. Bacteriology, Freeport, Maine,
Nov. 12, 77. B.A.S, Harvard, 09, Harvard Med.
Sch, 09-12. Asst. chemist, Mass. Board of
Health, 00-03; bacteriologist, Water Commis-
sion, N. Y. City, 03; biologist, Metropolitan
Water and Sewerage Board, Boston, 05-12;
inttr, and assoc, hacter. Northwestern, . 118-
Soc. Bact. Bacterial metabolism; acid-fast bac-
teria.

Walker, Dr. Bryaot, 45 Alfred St, Detroit, Mich.
Zoology, Detroit, July 3, 56. A.B, Michigan,
76, LL.B, 79, hon. Sc.D, 12. Hon. curator of
MoUusea, museum of sool, Michigan, 09-; mem,
Non-Oame License Commission, 11-; mem, hoard
of scientific advisers, Mich, Geol, and Biol. 8urv,
11- A. A; Ecol. Soc; Mich. Acad, (pres, 95);
N. Y. Zool. Soc; Detroit Zool. Soc. (pres, 12);
Conchol. Soc. Gt. Britain and Ireland; London
Malacol. Soc; Mahiehol. Gesell. Systematic
conehology; distribution of land and fresh
water Mollusea of North America.

Walker, Prof. B(nB) M; Agricultural College,
StarkviUe, Miss. Mathematics, StarkviUe,
Aug. 20, 63. B.S, Miss. Agr. Col, 83, M.S, 86;
Virginia, summers, 85, 86, 87; GOttingen, 88-89;
Berlin, 89; PIlD, Chicago, 06. Instr. math.
Miss, Agr, Col, 83-84, asst. prof, 84-88, prof,
88-, director, sch, eng, Oi-, v, pres, IS- A. A;
Math. Soc; London Math. Soc; Math. Verein;
Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Quadratic one to two
and one to three transformation between two
planes; the resolution of higher singularities of
algebraie eurves into ordinary nodes.

Walker, Prof. ECdmimd) M(iirton), TJniverrity
of Toronto, Toronto, Can. Zoology. Windsor,
Ont, Oct. 5, 77. A.B, Toronto, 00, M.B, OS.
Lecturer eool, Toronto, 06-13, asst. prof, 13-17,

assoc, prof, 18- House surgeon, Toronto Gen.
Hosp, 03-04; in charge. Dominion Fresh Water
Biol. Sta, Georgian Bay, summer, 07; ed, 'Can.
Entomologist,' 10-; a^t. director, Boyal Ont.
Museum Zool, 18- A. A; Entom. Soc. (v. pres,
17); fel. Boyal Soc. Can; Can. Inst; Ont.
Entom. Soc. (pres, 11) ; Ottawa Field Nat. Club.
Entomology; insect morphology; Orthoptera
and Odonata of Canada; American Somato-
chlora; genitalia of insects.

Walker, Prof. Xttda B(eiiia), University of Ne
braska, Lincohi, Nebr. Botany, Forest Grove,
Oregon, Oct. 2, 77. A3, Pacific, 01, A.M, 04;
fellow, Nebraska, 04-06, Ph.D, 07. Instr. lot,
Nebraska, 06-07, adj. prof, 07-10, asst. prof,
10-13, assoc. prof, IS- Asst. pathologist. If. S.
Dept. Agr, 17-18.. A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc; Forestry Ass; Micros. Soc; Nebr. Acad,
(pres, 20). Plant morphology; ecology of Algae
of some sandhill lakes.

Walker, Prof. Elton D(avld), 215 S. Atherton
St, State College, Pa. CivH engiiieering. Taun-
ton, Mass, March 8, 69. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
90. Asst. civil eng^ Mass. Inst. Tech, 90-91;
civil engineer, Q.M.D, U.S.A, 91-92 ; mem. firm.
Walker and Gallagher, 92-94; instr. civil eng,
Union, 94:-97; asst. prof, 97-00; Pa. State, 00-
01, prof, hydraulic and dvU eng, 01-, head,
dept. HvU eng, 06- Bea. hydrographer, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 98-00; acting dean, eng. sch, Pa.
State, 13-15; capt, corps engineers, 17-19.
Civil Eng; Water Works Ass; Pub. Health Ass;
New Eng. Water Works Ass. Hydraulic and
sanitary engineering; sewage treatment.

Walker, Dr. Ernest Idnwood, Hooper Foundation,
University of California, Berkeley, Calif.
Medicine. Freeport, Maine, June 24, 70.
B.A.S, Harvard, 96, B.S, 03, Sc.D, 08. Bac-
teriologist, Mass. State Board of Health, 96-10;
asst. med. eooI, Harvard Med. Sch, 08-10;
protozoologist, Bur. Science, Manila, P. I, 10-
13, chief, biol. lab, 13-14; assoc. prof, tropical
med, Hooper Foundation for Med, Research,
California, 14- Soc. Trop. Med; Soc. Exp.
Biol. Tropical medicine; chemotherapeutics.

Walker, Dr. George, 1 Centre St, Baltimore, Md.
Surgery, Yorkville, S. C, July 27, 69. S. C.
Col, 85-87; M.D, Maryland, 89; Breslau and
Leipzig, 97-98; Berlin, 07. Private practise,
Yorkville, S. C, 89-95 ; Baltimore, 98 ; asst, out-
patient dept, Hopkins Hosp, 98-00; chief of
clinic Hoplcins, 00-02, instr. surg, 02-05, msoc,
05-, head, out-patient surg. dept, Hoplcins Hosp,
14- Visiting surgeon. Church Home and In-
firmary and Union Protestant Infirmary; chair-
man, Md. State Wide Vice Commission, 13 > di-
rector, Social Service Corporation of Baltimore ;
capt. and major, M.B.C, 17-18, lieut. col. and
col, M.C, 18-19. Asa. Anat; UroL Ass; Col.
Surg. Generative organs; tuberculosis in the
genito-urinary organs.

Walker, Prof. Ksaac) Chandler, Peter Bent Brig-
ham Hosp, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Lovell,
Maine, 83. A.B, Hopkins, 05, M.D, 09. Asst.
Pharmacol, Harvard Med. Sch, 13, med, 14-
15, asst, prof, 18- Assoc, med, Peter Bent
Brigham Hosp, acting physician, 18-; lecturer,
Iowa. Assoc. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest.
Wassermann reaction; bronchial asthma; hay
fever; eczema.

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Walker, Pxof. J(ameB) Wallace, Marine Lodge,
Irvine, Scotland. ChemMtry, Kembaek, Fife-
shire, Scotland, Jan. 11, 67. A.M, St. Andrews,
89; 1851 Exhibition scholar, 9^96; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 96. Lecturer asst, St. Andrews, 89-91,
research asst, 91-92; lecturer org. chem, Univ.
Col, London, 96-98; Macdonald prof, chem,
McGill, 98-12, director chem. laboratories, 08-
12; managing director, Alexander Walker and
Co, Electrochem. Soc; fel. Chem. Soc. London;
f eL Royal Soc. C^n. Physico-organic ehemistxy ;
optical activity.

Walker, Dr. John B(aldwln), 51 E. 50th St, New
York, N. T. Medicine. Lodi^ N. J, Jan. 16, 60.
A.B, Harvard, 84, M.D, 88. Swrgeon, BeXlevue
Eosp; prof. clin. surg, Columbia. Surgeon, N.
T. Hosp. for Ruptured and' Crippled ; consulting
surgeon, Manhattan State Hosp; col, M.R.C.
A.A; Surg. Ass; AnL Med. Aas; Col. Surg;
Hosp. Ass ; N. *r. Surg. Soc ; N. Y. Acad. Med ;
Soe. Int. de Chirurg. Surgery.

Walker, Piof« J(o]m) OQiaxles), College of Agri-
culture, Madison, Wis. Plant pathology, Racine,
Wis, July 6, 93. B.S, Wisconsin, 14, M.S, 15,
Ph.D, 18. Scientific asst, U. 8. Vept, Agr, 17-19,
as9t. pathologiMt, bur. plant indust, 19-; asst.
plant pathf Wisconsin, 14-17, inatr, 19, asst.
prof, 19^ A. A; Bot Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Dis-
eases of onion and cabbage.

Walker, Prof. Lera B(elle), University of Ne-
braska, Lincoln, Nebr. Botany. Forest Grove,
Oregon, Dec. 2, 78. A.B, Pacific (Oregon), 01;
fellow, Nebraska, 05-08, A.M, 08. Teacher,
pub. schools, Wash, 01-06; instr. tot, Nebraska,
08-11, adj. prof, 11-13, asst. jftrof, 13-14, assoc,
prof, 14- Asst. pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr,
18. A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Micros.
Soc; Nebr. Acad. Morphology of fungi; rota
of small fruits.

Walker, Percy H(argraTeB), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Huntsville,
Ala, July 6, 67. Vii^nia, 86-87, 89-90; M.S,
Iowa, 95; Heidelberg, 96; Berlin, 97. Teacher
chem, Miller Sch, Va, 90-92; instr. chem. and
miner, Iowa, 92-99; assoc. prof. chem. and phys-
ics, Arkansas, 00-02; assoc. ehem, Int. Cor-
respondence Schools, 02-04; assayer, bur. chem,
XT. S. Dept. Agr, 04-06, chief, contract lab, 06-
14; chemigty Bwr. Standards, 14- A. A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Test. Mat; Wash. Chem. Soc. (pres,
09). Paint and paint materials; oils; inks.

Walker, Prof. F(erley) P, 1314 Louisiana St,
Lawrence, Kans. Engineering, North Anson,
Maine, April 28, 75. B.M.E, Maine, 96, M.B,
00; M.M.E, Cornell, 01. Instr. math, and meeh.
eng, Maine, 96-00, prof, mech. eng, 02-05;
Kansas, 05-15, indust. eng, 16-, dean, soh. eng,
It- Draftsman and calculator, ship-building
companies, 01-02; in charge, building construc-
tion, 04-05; power plant design and erection,
08-09; consulting engineer, Okla, 14-16; major,
lieut. col. and col, corps engineers, 17-19; in-
dust. engineer, 19- A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng.
Educ. (councilor, 14-17); MiL Eng; Kans.
Eng. Soc. (v. pres, 20-). Gas power engineer-
ing; lubricating oils; metering natural gas;
friction losses in universal joints; methane gas;
industrial development.

Walker, Prof. Beth S(tet8on), 210 Franklin
Square Building, Tampa, Fla. Chemistry. Or-
leans, Ind, Jan. 26, 86. B.S, Chicago, 07, M.S,
09. Asst. chem, Purdue, 09-10; aast. chemist,
Bubber Begenerating Co, 10-12; Fla. Exp. Sta,
12-15, assoc chemist, 15-17; chemist, Fla. Fruit
Products Co, 17-18; soil chemist. La. Exp. SU,
18-20; ohemist, Fla, Citrus Exchange and Ex-
change Supply Co, to- Chem. Soc ; Asa. S. Agr.
Workers. (Htrus fruit fertilisers; soils; fruit
products.

Walker, Prof. TOiomM) I»(eoiiaid), University
of Toronto, TorontOj Can. MinertUogy, Bnmp*
ton, Ont, 67. M.A, Queen's (Can), 90; Leipiig,
94-97, PIlD, 96. Demonstrator ehem, Sch. of
Mining, EjLngston, 9S-95; asst. supt, GeoL Sorr.
of India, 97-01; prof, miner, and petrog^ To-
ronto, 01- GeoL Soc; Can. Min. Inst; feL
London Geol. Soc. Petrography; erjstallo];*
raphy; occurrences of tungsten and molybdenun
in Cknada.

Walker, Prof. W(ffllain) H(idtB), Masaaehnsatte
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Man.
*ChemicaX engineering, Pittsburgh, Pa, April
7, 69. B.S, Pa. State, 90; Ph.D, CHJttingen, 92;
Sc.D, Pittsburgh, 15. Instr. ehem, Pa. State,
92-94; Mass. Inst. Teeh, 94-99, prof. indnsL
chem, 02-20, director, div. indust, oooperatum
and research, tO- Consulting chem. engineer,
00-; commanding officer, Edgewood Arsenal;
lieut. col, col. and chief, chem. service sect,
C.W.S, in charge^ gas offense dir. Int. Cong.
Applied Chem, Berlin, 93 (v. pres). l^ehols
medal, N. T. Sect, Chem. Soc, 08; D. B. medal,
19. A. A; Chem. Soc. (pres, N. E. sect, 04);
Electrochem. Soc. (pres, 10); Iron and Steel
Inst; Soc. Test. Mat; Am. Acad; London Soc
Chem. Indust. Production of art glass; Ae
manufacture of sterling silver; the chemistry of
cellulose and its industrial applications; cor-
rosion of iron and steel.

Wallace, Prof. D(aiiiel) LCInooIii), 5644 Chris-
tian St, Philadelphia, Pa. Chemistry, Philadel-
phia, Nov. 12, 60. Pub. sch; hon. Chem J).
Pennsylvania, 16. Instr. andL ohcm, Pmnsylvc-
nia, 92-20, asst, prof, tO- Chem. Soc Elec-
trolysis of metals.

Wallace, Dr. Brrett» U. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathology.
West Core, N. S, 77. B.S.A, Cornell, 08, fel-
low, 09-11, M.S.A, 09, Ph.D, 11. Plant pathoL-
ogist, bur. plant indutt, U. 8, Dept. Agr, U-
A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soe.

Wallace, Dr. George BCarday), 338 £. a6th St,
New York, N. T. Pharmacology. Detroit,
Mich, 75. Oregon; MJ), Michigan, 97; Vienna,
99, 08; Strasbourg, 04. Instr. Pharmacol, Mich-
igan, 97-00; Vniv, and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col,
01-03, lecturer, 03-05, asst. prof, 05-07, prof,
07- A. A; Soc. Nat; Physiol. Soc; Soc Exp.
Biol. (v. pres, 19-); Soc. PhysioL Chem; Soc
Pharmacol; Harvey Soe. (pres, 14-16); Soc
Clin. Invest. Saline cathartics; volatile oils;
metabolism under cyanides; goaiaeol deriva-
tives; intestinal secretion; carbolic aeid; ni-
trites.

Wallace, Dr. John Flndlay, 120 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. CivU engineering. Fall BiT«r,
Mass, Sept. 10^ 52. Monmouth, LLJ>, 04; C£.

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715

Wooster, 82^ ScD, Armour. U. 8. eivil aast.
engineer, 77-80; engineer, Peoria and Farming-
ton R. R, 78-81; Iowa Gent. R. R, 81-86;
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 86-01; chief
engineer, 111. Cent. R. R, 01-07; asBt. second ▼.
pres, 0^10; chairman, Westii^^house, Church,
Kerr and Co, Inc, 06-16; Terminal Commission,
City of Chicago, IS- Chief engineer, Panama
Canal, 04. Civil Eng. (past pres) ; R. R. Eng.
(past pres); West. Soc. Eng. (past pres).
Railroad construction and design.

Wallace, Prof. Lonlaa B(«iid), Conatantinople
College, Constantinople, Turkey. Zoology,
Newville, Pa, Sept. 21, 67. Woods Hole, sum-
mers, 91-03; A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 98, hon. Se.D,
19; Naples ZooL Sta, 01; A.M, Penn^lvania,
04, PhJ), 08. Asst. sool, Mt. Holyoke, 93-96;
Smith, 96-99; instr, Mt Holyoke, 99-03, assoc.
prof, 04-12; prof, biol, Constantinople Col, 12-
20, dean of faculty, IS- Soc. Zool. Axillary
gland of Batrachus; the germ-ring in the egg
of Batrachus; spermatogenesis and oogenesis of
the spider.

Wallace, Prof. BCobert) OChailas), TTniyeruty
of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Geology, Orkney,
Scotland, June 15, 81. M.A, Edinburgh, 01,
B.Sc, 07, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 08-10, D.Sc,
12; Camei^e fellow, 10, St. Andrews, OmiO;
Ph.D, mttingen, 09. Science master, 01-05;
demonstrator, St. Andrews, 01^10; lecturer geol.
and miner, lianitoba, 10-12, prof, 1$- With
Can. €(eol. Surv, 10-, on leave as commissioner.
North Manitoba, 18-21. A. A; Miner. Soc; Can.
Min. Inst; feL London GeoL Soc. N Mineralogy;
crytallography; economic geology; silicates;
dolomitization; rock mannas; gypsum and an-
hydrite; gold mineralization; petrology of pre-
C^unbrian; colloidal precipitation; sedimentary
processes.

WaU«r, Dr. A(do]pli) B(dwaid>, Ohio SUte Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Botany, Louisville,
Ky, Aug. 24, 92. B.S, Kentucky, 14 ; M.S, Ohio
State, 16, fellow, 16-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. agron,
Ohio State, 14-16, i*w«r. hot, 18- Agr. adviser,
Y. and M. V.R.B, 15; lecturer agron, Ohio
State; asst. pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18;'
teacher bot, E. HI. State Nor. Sch, summer, 19;
assoc. ed, <EcoL' A.A; Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc;
Soe. Agron; Ohio Acad, (treas). Plant ecol-
ogy; physiology and genetics; agronomy; crdp
centers; zenia.

Waaexvtalii, Dr. Muc, 171 Madison Ave, New
York, N. Y. Chemistry, Fuerth, Bavaria, 74.
Ph.D, Munich, 96. "Practising chemist, A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Verein.
Fermentology.

WalUn, Prof. lyaa E, University of Colorado,
Boulder, Colo. Anatomy, Page Co, Iowa,
Jan. 22, 83. B.S, Iowa, 05; fellow, Ne-
braska, 07-08, A.M, 08; ScJ), N. Y. Univ, 15.
Prof, biol, Upsala, 05-07; head of dept, high
sch, Oshkosh, Wis, 08-10 ; instr. anat, Univ. and
Beuevue Hosp. Med. Col, 10-13; Louisville, 13-
14; med. col, Cornell, 14-15; asst. prof, and
later assoc. prof, Marquette, 15-18; prof, and
head of dept, Colorado, 18- Am. Anat. Thymus
. and development of blood in cydostomes; trema-
todes; human embryology.

WaUin, Dr. J(oliit) B(dwaid) Wallace, 1520 S.
• Grand Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Psychology,
Bethesda, Iowa, Jan. 21, 76. A.B, Augustana, 97 ;
A.M, Yale, 99, fellow and hon. fellow, 99-01,
Ph.D, 01. Fellow, Clark, 01-02, hon. fellow, and
research asst. to Pres. Hall, 01-02; asst, dept.
philos, Michigan, 02-03; demonstrator exp. psy-
chol, Princeton, 03-06; head, dept. {tsychol. and
educ, and v. principal. State Nor. Sch, E.
Stroudsburg, Pa, 06-09; Nor. Training Sch,
Cleveland, 09-10; director, psychol. lab, N. J.
Village for Epileptics, Skillman, N. J, 10-11;
asst. prof. educ. psychol. Pittsburg^, 12-13, prof,
clin. psychol, 18-14, director, psychoL clin, 12-
14; Psycho-Educ, Clinic and special schools, St.
Lows, 14-; lecturer, Harris Teachers Col, 14-
Psychologist, Mellon Inst, 11^13; lecturer, Iowa,
summer, 17; California, summer, 18; chairman,
committee on mental hygiene. Mo. Conf. for
Social Welfare, 19-20. A.A; Psychol. Ass; Ass.
Study Exceptional Children; Soc. Col. Teachers
Educ. Clinical, experimental and educational
psychology; mental defects.

Wallis, W(illla]ii) F(iflh«r), Carnegie Institu-
tion, Wa^ington, D. C. Physics. Baltimore,
Md, June 5, 74. A.B, Hopkins, 96, 96-97, 98-
99; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13. Teacher, Balti-
more, 97-98, 99-00; magnetic observer, U. S.
Coast and €^d. Surv, 00-10; with Carnegie
Institution, IS- AJL; Wash. Philos. Soe. Ter-
restrial magnetism; atmospheric electricity;
seismology.

Wallls, W(ll8on) D(allain), Junior College, Fresno,
Calif. Anthropology, Forest Hill, Md, March
7, 86. A.B, Dickinson, 07, A.M, 10; Rhodes
scholar, Oxford, 07-10, B.Sc, 10; Harrison fel-
low, Pennsylvania, 10-11. Instr. anthrop, Penn-
sylvania, 11-15, California, 15-16. Field eth-
nologist. Can. Geol. Surv, summer, 14. Anthrop.
Ass. (exec, committee, 14-) ; Ethnol. Soc. So-
cial anthropology; the Wahpeton division of the
Dakota tribe; Messiahs, Christian and pagan

WaUh, Prof. 7a(mc)8 ^(oaeph), 110 W. 74th St,
New York, N. Y. Psychology, Archibald,
Pa, April 12, 65. A.B, Fordham, 84, A.M,
85, Ph.D, 92; M.D, Pennsylvania, 95; Paris,
Vienna and Berlin, 96-98; Litt.D, Georgetown,
09; ScD, Notre Dame, 10. Instr. med, N. Y.
Polytechnic, 00-02, adj. prof, 02-05; prof,
nervous diseases and dean, sch. med, Fordham,
05-12; prof, physiol. psychol, Cathedral Col, 09;
med, director, sch, social, Fordham, 17- Trustee
and lecturer biol, Catholic Summer Sch; di-
rector, Catholic Inst, for Blind. Laetare medal,
16. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med;
N. Y. Hist. Soc; foreign societies of history of
medicine. Rheumatism; history of medicine;
medical education and regulation; animal para-
sites of man; criminal responsibility; psycho-
therapy.

WAlster, Prof. H(ulow) I*(«dto), Agrieultnna
College, N. Dak. Agronomy, Troy, Wis, April
20, 83. B.S.A, Wisconsin, 08; M.S, Harvard,
13; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Asst. prof, soils, Wis-
consin, 13-18; agronomist and director, soil
surv, N. Dak, Col, and Exp, Sta, 19- Soc.
Agron; Chem. Soc. Plant physiology; influ-
ence of temperature on growth of cereals.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Walter, Prof. H(erb«rt) B(ngeii0), Brown Uni-
versity, Providence, R. I. ^Biology. Burke, Vt,
April 19, 67. A.B, Bates, 92 ; A.M, Brown, 93 ;
Freiburg, 93-94, 03; Ph.D, Harvard, 06. Instr.
hiol, high sch, Chicago, 94-04; asst, Harvard,
04-06 ; asst. prof. Brown, 06-13, assoc, prof, IS-
Instr. field zool, Cold Spring Harbor, 06-17, asst.
director, 17- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool; assoc.
Omith. Union. Animal behavior; mammary
organs; heredity; ornithology; comparative
anatomy.

Walters, Dr. A(rthur) L(oiil8), 317 Fall Creek
Boulevard, Indianapolis, Ind. Pharmacology »
Battleground, fnd, Jan. 20, 84. B.S, Purdue,
04; M.I), Hopkins, 12. Botanist, Bli lAXly and
Co, 04-08, asst, director, sdentifio dvo, IS- As-
soc. Pharmacol, Indiana, 13-18. Chem. Soc ; Am.
Med. Ass. Pharmacology of alkaloids.

Walters, Dr. Francis M(arloii), Jx, 5305 Connecti-
cut Ave, Washington, D. C. FJiysics, Monti-
cello, Ind, April 25, 88. A.B, Missouri, 11, A.M,
14, Ph.D, 20. Asst. physics, Missouri, 14-15; in
charge of dept, Montana, 15-16; instr, St.
Joseph (Mo) Junior Col, 16-18; asst. physicist.
Bur, Standards, 18-20, assoc, physicist, tO-
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soc.
Spectroscopy; photography; wave length meas-
urements in red and infra-red; photographic
sensitometry.

Walton, Prof. Arthur C(alTin), 84 Wrisrht St,
Naperville, 111. Biology, Meadville, Pa, Oct.
92. A.B, Northwestern, 13, A.M, 15. Aset,
Northwestern, 13-15; teaching fellow, Harvard
and Radeliffe, 15-17; prof, "biol. Northwest em
Col, 18- Cent. Ass. Sei and Math. Biochem-
istry; coelenterate embryology; nematodes.

Walton, Dr. James H(enrl), University of Wis-
consin, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Deer Isle,
Maine, Feb. 26, 78. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 99,
Austin traveling fellow, 01-03; Ph.D, Heidel-
berg, 03. Asst. chem, Hlinois, 99-00; Mass.
Inst. Tech, 00-01; instr, Illinois, 03-06, assoc,
06-07; asst. prof, Wisconsin, 07-12, assoc. prof,
12-19, prof, 19- Major, corps engineers, A.E.F.
17-19. Chem. Soc. Catalysis; growth oi
crystals.

Walton, Prof. L(ee) B(arker), Gambler, Ohio.
Biology, Bear Lake, Pa, Nov. 12, 71. Ph.B,
Cornell, 97, Goldwin Smith fellow, 01-02, Ph.D,
02; Bonn, 97-99; A.M, Brown, 00. Asst. hiol,
Brown, 00-01; prof, Kenyon, Ot- Asst, U. 8.
Fish Commission, 00; Am. Museum Nat. Hist,
01 ; instr, lake lab, Ohio State, 05-07, 09. A.A.
(mem. council, 15-17); Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Ohio Acad, (sec'y, 06-12, pres, 13) ; Boston Soc.
Nat. Hist. Evolution; variation; genetics;
aquatic biology; morphology of Hezapoda; land
planarians of North America; dynamics as re-
lated to form and function of organisms; labora-
tory and museum technique.

Walton, Prof. B(lchard) OChambers), Arendts-
ville. Pa. Flant pathology, Toughkenamon, Pa.
B.S, Pa. State, 11. Mem. Pa. Chestnut Blight
Commission, 11-13; Ohio Exp. Sta, 14-18; asst.
botanist, Fa. State, 18-19, asst, prof, plant path,
19- Collaborator, U. S. Dept. Agr. A. A; Phy-
topath. Soc. Apple diseases; chestnut blight;
cedar rust.

Wann, Frank B(nrkett), Agricultural College,
Ithaca, N. Y. Blant physiology, Warsaw, Ind,
April 16, 92. A.B, Wabash, 14; Shaw Sch. of
Bot, 14-15 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 20. Teaching fellow,
Shaw Sch. of Bot, 14-15; insir, hot, N, 7, State
Col. Agr, Cornell, 15- Bot. Soc. Nitrogen fixa-
tion by green Algae.

Wanner, Atreas, York, Pa. Geology. Washing-
tonville, Ohio, Sept. 26, 52. A.B, Franklin and
Marshall, 73. Principal, high sch, Yorlc, Pa,
80-90, dty supt, pub, schools, 90- A.A; An-
throp. Ass. Local geology and archeology; min-
eralogy.

Ward, Dr. A(rcliiba]d) B(o1>inaon), Goshen, N.
Y. Veterinary science. Bacteriology. Ithaca,
N. Y, Sept. 12, 75. B.S.A, Cornell, 98, D.V.M,
01. Asst. dairy bacter, Cornell, and dairy bac-
teriologist, Exp. Sta, 98-01; instr. vet. science
and bacter, California, and veterinarian to Exp.
Sta, 01-03, asst. prof, bacter, 03-10, director.
State Hygienic Lab, 05-10; chief. Vet. Corps,
P. I, 10-14; pathologist, bnr. animal indust, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 14-18; lab. director, Goshen
Laboratories, Inc. Soc. Bact; Vet. Med. An.
The bacterial flora of the cow's udder; sliinv
fermentations of milk; bacteriology of market
milk; infectious diseases of fowls.

Ward, Oha(rle)8 H(owell), 1351 South Ave, Bo-
Chester, N. Y. Osteology, Kochester, Oct. 2$,
62. Alfred, 80; speeial student, Rochester, 95-
98. In charge, dept. human anat. Ward's Nat.
Science Establishment, 91-99; manager, Anat,
Lab, of Chas, H. Ward, 99- A.A; Soc. Nat;
Ass. Anat ; hon. mem. Kochester Dental Soc ; f el.
Bochester Acad; hon. mem. Seventh Dist. N. T.
Dental Soc. Osteology; odontology; anthro-
pology.

Ward, Dr. Freeman, University of South Da-
kota, Vermilion, S. Dak. Geology, Yankton,
S. Dak, Aug. 9, 79. A3, Yale, 03, Ph.D, OS.
Asst. geol. and miner, Yale, 03-05, Sheffield ScL
Sch, 05-07, instr, 07-12, asst. prof, 12-15;
prof, geol. South Dakota, and state geologist,
IS- A.A; Ass. State Geol; 8. Dak. Acad, (pies,
19). Oil; chalk; clay; natural resources of
South Dakota.

Ward, Prof. Henry B(aldvin), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, 111. * Zoology, Troy, N.Y, March 4,
65. A.B, Williams, 85 ; A.M, Ph.D, Harvard, 92;
Gottingen, Freiburg, Leipzig and Naples Zool.
Sta, 88-90; ScD, Cincinnati. Instr. science,
high sch, Troy, 85-88 ; zool, Michigan, 93 ; a^soc.
prof, and later prof, aool, Nebraaka, 92-06,
head prof, 06-09; prof, Illinois^ 09- In charge
biol. work, Mich. Fish Commission, 94; assc«.
biol. surv. Great Lakes, TJ. S. Fish Commission,
98-09; Alaska salmon investigations, 06-; deaxu
med. sch, Nebraska, 02-09; ed, 'Studies from
Zool. Lab, Univ. of Nebr'; asst. ed, *Abi« Nat-
uralist'; 'Wood's Ref. Hand-book Med. Sci-
ence'; 'Encycl. Amer'; founder and managing
ed, 'Jour. Parasitol.' A.A. (sec'y, F, 01, gen.
sec'y, 03, v. pres, 05); Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool
(pres, 12); Ecol. Soc; Micros. Soc. (sec'y, ed,
'Trans,' pres); Fisheries Soc. (v. pres,* 13);
assoc. Am. Med. Ass; Am. Med. Col. (pres, OS) :
Nat. Cent. States; Nebr. Acad, (pres); III
Acad, (pres, 19); Soc. zool. de iSnance; for.
mem. Bussian Soc. Acclim: for. cor. mem. Vece

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

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zuela Acad. Med. Investigations on the Great
Lakes; plankton; parasites of man and the do-
mestic animals; other worms; life history of
Pacific salmon; stream pollution; parasites of
man and of fish ; origin of parasitic fauna.

Ward, Henry L(evi), Public Museum, Mil-
waukee, Wis. Zoology. York, N. Y, Oct. 8,
63. Boche^ter, 84. With Ward's Nat. Science
Estab, 84-87; Mex. Govt, exped. in search West
Indian seal, 86; osteologist, Mex. Geog. Explor-
ing Commission, 87-91; dept. manager and v.
pres, Ward's Nat. Science Establishment, Boch-
ester, 91-02; director, Milwaukee Pub. Museum,
OS- Mem. Mex. Commission, Paris Expos, 89.
A. A; Mu8. Ass. (v. pres, 11, pres, 12); assoc.
Omith. Union; Soc. Mammal; Wis. Research
Bur. (pres, 20); Wis. Acad; Wis. Nat. Hist.
Soc. (v. pres, 04-) ; Wis. Archepl. Soc; Gt. Brit-
ain Mu8. Am. Mammals; birds; meteorites;
museum administration.

Ward, Dr. H(lnun) Lee, 51 Colvln St, Buffalo,
N. Y. Chemistry. Laurens, N. Y, May 18, 83.
A.B, Yale, 06, Ph.D, 09. Instr. chem, Swarth-
more, 09-12; Wesleyan, 12-14, assoc. prof, 14-
15; instr, Maine, 15-18; researoh phyeioal dhem-
ist, Nat. Aniline and Chem. Co, IS- AA;
Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Inst. Metals.
Oxalates in analysis; distillation of tars; phys-
ical properties of organic compounds.

Ward, Prof. B(obert) DeO(oiirc7), Harvard TTni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. Climatology, Bos-
ton, Mass, Nov. 29, 67. A.B, Harvard, 89,
A.M, 93. Asst. physical geog, Harvard, 90-94,
meteorol, 94-95, instr, 95-96, climat, 96-00, asst.
prof, 00-10, prof, 10- Mem. Shaler Mem. exped.
to Brazil, 08. A.A; Ass. Geog. (pres, 17);
Meteorol. Soc. (pres, 20) ; Am. Acad; fel. Boyal
Meteor. Soc. Relations of climate and man;
climatology of the ITnited States.

Ward, Dr. WUlard F(arker), Narragansett Pier,
R. I. Metallurgy, New York, N. Y, Oct. 12, 45.
A.B, Columbia, 65, A.M; Clausthal and Berlin,
65-69; Ph.D, Univ. State of N. Y, 77. Asst.
engineer, IT. S. Smelting Co, 72-73. Assoc, ed,
'Eng. and Min. Jour,' 70-71. A.A; Min. Eng.
(founder). Metallurgy of manganese; manu-
facture of blast furnace ferro-manganese.

Wardle, BUbs H(arriet) Keweil, Academy of Na-
ural Sciences, Philadelphia, Pa. Anthropology.
Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 75. Friends' Sch, Phila;
Mt. Vernon Sem, 91 ; Acad. Nat. Sciences, Phila,
99-05. Asst, to the curators, Acad. Nat. Sci-
ences, Phila, 06- A.A; Folk-lore Soc; An-
throp. Ass; Int. Cong. Americanists. Eskimo
mythology; American basketry; American sym-
bolism ; North American archeology ; Polynesian
technology.

Warfleld, Dr. L(oiii8) MCarshall), 1203 Majestic
Building, Milwaukee, Wis. Medicine. Savan-
nah, Ga, May 15, 76. A.B, Hopkins, 97, M.D,
01. Intern, Hopkins Hosp, 01-02; instr. med,
Washington (St. Louis), 04-09; prof. elin. med,
Marquette, 11- Ass. Path, and Bact; assoe.
Am. Physicians; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medi-
cine; blood pressure; arteriosclerosis.

Warner, Edward P, Massachusetts Institute of
Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Physics. Pitts-
burgh, Pa, Nov. 9, 94. A.B, Harvard, 16; B.S,

Mass. Inst. Tech, 17, M.S, 19. Instr. aero eng,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 17-19; chief physicist. Nat.
Advisory Committee for Aemonautics, 19-20;
assoe. prof, aero eng, Mass. Inst. Tech, tO-
Aeronautical engineer, Air Service, IT.S.A, 17-
18. Mech. Eng; Soc Automotive Eng; Naval
Archit. and Marine Eng; Omith. Union. Aero-
nautical engineering; aerodynamics; free-flight
testing; structural analysis of airplanes.

Warner, WCorcester) B(e^), Tarrytown, N. Y.
Mechanics. Cummington, Mass, May 16, 46.
Hon. D.ScM, Pittsburgh, 97. Pres, The War-
ner and Swasey Co, 00- AJL. (sec'y, D, 89, v.
pres, D, 06); Astron. Soc; Mech. Eng. (pres,
97) ; fel. Boyal Astron. Soc; British Astron. Soc.

Warren, Dr. Obarles H(7de), Massachusetts In-
stitute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. Otol-
ogy. Watertown, Conn, Sept. 27, 76. Shefleld
Sci. Sch, 96 Ph.D, Yale, 99. Instr. miner,
Sheffield Sci »ch, Yale, 00-01; Mass. Inst. Tech,
01-04, asst. prof, 04-09, assoc. prof, 09-12,
prof, 15- A. A; GeoL Soc; Am. Acad. Chem-
ical mineralogy; various petrographical descrip-
tions; petrography and mineridogy.

Warren, Bdward B(oyal), 1511 Wood Ave,
Colorado Springs, Oolo. Zoology, Waliham,
Mass, Oct. 17, 60. B.S, Mass. Inst Tedi, 81.
Director, museum, Colo. Col, 09-18. A.A; mem.
Omith. Union; Cooper Ornith. Club; Wilson
Omith. Club; Soc. Mammal; Wash. BioL Soc
Colorado birds and mammals.

Warren, Prof. O(eorge) F(rederlck), Ithaca, N.
Y. Agriouliure. Harvard, Nebr, Feb. 16, 74.
B.S, Nebraska, 97; B.S.A, Comell, 03, M.S.A,
04, Ph.D, 05. Horticulturist, N. J. Exp. Sta,
05-06; asst. prof, agron, Comell, 06-07, farm
crops, 07-09; prof, farm management, 09-19,
agr. econ. and farm management, 19- A. A;
Statist. Ass; Farm Econ. Ass. Agricultural
education; farm management.

Warren, Prof. Howard OCrosby), Princeton Uni-
versity, Princeton, N. J. ^Psychology. Mont-
clair, N. J, Jane 12, 67. A.B, Princeton, 89,
fellow, 89-90, A.M, 91; Leipzig, Berlin and
Munich, 91-93; Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Instr. logic,
Princeton, 90-91, demonstrator ezp. psychol, 93-
96, asst. prof, 96-02, prof, 02-14, psychol, 14-
Assoc, ed, 'Am. Naturalist,' 96; 'Peydiol. Bev,'
00-03, co-editor, 03-; compiler, 'PsychoL Index,'
95-08. A.A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass. (pres,
13) ; Anthrop. Ass. Experimental psychology;
bibliography; association psychology.

Warren, Dr. J{olm) ColUna, 58 Beacon St, Bos-
ton, Mass. ^Surgery. Boston, Mar 4, 42. A.B,
Harvard, 63, M.D, 66, LL.D, 06; Jefferson Med.
Col, 95; McGill, 11. Instr, Barvard Med. Sch,
71-72, surg, 72-82, asst. prof, 81^87, assoc. prof,
87-93, prof, 93-07, emer. prof, 07- Ed, ^Bos-
ton Med. and Surg. Jour,' 73-80; pres, Mass.
Charitable Eye and Ear Infirmary, 86 ; overseer,
Harvard, 0&-14; chairman, Harvard Cancer
Commission. Surg. Ass. (pres, 96) ; Am. Med.
Ass; hon. fel. Col. Surg; Am. Acad; Phila. Col.
Physicians; hon. fel. Boyal CoL Surg; hon. fel.
Boyal Col. Surg. Edinburgh. Bodent nleer;
columnae adiposae; carbuncle; healing of arter-
ies; diseases of mammary gland.

Warren, I«(ewlB) S(ngena), 535 N. I>earbom St,
Chicago, HI. Chemistry, Hillsdale, Mich, Aug.

718

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

14, 76. Hillsdale, 93-99; Pli.«, Mich^an, 03;
fellow, 05-07, B.8, 07. Asst. chem, Hillsdale,
98-99; chemist, Merck and Co, 03-05; food and
drug inspection, bur. chem, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 07-
09; assoc. chemist, lab, Am. Med. Ass, 09-
Ebert price, Pharmaceut Ass, 08, 11. Pharma-
cent. Ass; Chem. Soc. Pharmaceutical and plant
chemistry; poisonous plants; analysis of medi-
cines.

Warren, Prof.- L<loy4) A(rfhiir) H(0ber), Uni-
versity of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can. Mathe-
mattes, Astronomy. Balderson, Ont, Nov. 18,
79. M.A, Queen's (Can), 02. fellow, 02-04;
fellow, Clark, 04-07; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Tutor
math, Queen's (Can), 02-04; asst, (Tlark, 05-
06; lecturer, Queen's (Can), 06-10; Manitoha,
10-12, asst. prof, It- Boyal Astron. Soc. Can.
(pres, Winnipeg branch, 15); Winnipeg Sei.
Club; feL Royal Astron. Soc; Soc. astron. de
France. Celestial mechanics; the problem of
three bodies.

Warren, Dr. L(ntlier) F(i8ke), 200 Hicks St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Medicine. Waterford, Mich,
Sept. 20, 85. A.B, Michigan, 07, M.D, 09. In-
str. med, Michigan, 09-12; asst. prof, internal
med, L. I. Col. Hosp, 12-14, assoc prof, 14-15;
practising physician. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; as-
soc. Am. Physicians; N. Y. Acad. Med; Brook-
lyn Soc. Intern. Med. (pres, 15). Internal
medicine. /

Warren, Dr. Mortimer, 690 Congress St, Portland,
Maine. Medicine. Cumberland Mills, Ifoine,
Dec. 17, 73. A.B, Bowdoin, 96; M.D, Hopkins,
00. Asst. clin. path, med. col, Cornell, 02-10;
pathologist, Roosevelt Hosp, 10-16. A. A; Am.
Med. Ass; Ass. Study Int. Secretions.

Warren, Dr. William H(omer), Somerville, N. J.
Chemistry. Charleston, S. C, Nov. 4, 66. A.B,
Harvard, 89, A.M, 91, Ph.D, 92. Chemist, E. B.
Squibb and Sons, Brooklyn, N. Y, 92-96; N. Y.
Quinine and Chem. Works, 96-97; consulting
chemist, 97-98 ; prof, chem, med. dept, Washing-
ton (St. Louis), 98-11, dean, 08-11; asst. prof,
Clark, 11-12; prof, Wheaton (Mass), 12-17;
eapt, Q.M.C. and C.W.S, 17-19; with Peerless
Color Co, 19- Chem. Soc; St. Louis Acad;
Chem. Gesell. Nitro derivatives of metabrom-
toluol; reactions of sodic alcoholates with tri-
brom-dinitro-benzol and tribrom-trinitro-benzol ;
turmerol; picrolonates of certain alkaloids; ap-
paratus for absolute alcohol; case of aleapton-
uria.

Warthin, Dr. A(ldZBd) S(oott), 1020 Ferdon
Road, Ann Arbor, Midi. *Pathology, Anatomy.
Greensburg, Ind, Oct. 21, 66. A3, Indiana, 88 ;
A.M, Michigan, 90, M.D, 91, PhJ>, 93; Vienna
and Freiburg 93, 94, 95. Asst. internal med,
Michigan, 91, demonstrator, 92-95, instr. path,
95-99, asst. prof, 99-02, junior prof, 02-03,
prof, and director, path, lab, OS- Committee of
One Hundred on Pub. Health. Ass. Path, and
Bact. (v. pres, 06, pres, 08); Am. Physicians;
Ass. Anat; Soc Exp. Biol; Ass. Tuber; Am.
Med. Ass; Mich. Ass. Tuber, (sec'y; 07, 10);
Ann Arbor Ass. Tuber, (sec'y, 08) ; Int. Bur.
Tuber; Int. Ass. Med. Mus. (pres, 10). Path-
ology of Pacinian corpuscles; histology and
pathology of hemolymph glands ; hemolysis ; sec-
ondary and pemidous anemias; tuberculosis;

pathological changes produced by Bontgen rays;
leucemia; histology and pathology of huinaB
parathyroids; status lymphaticus; fatty embol-
ism; new pathology of syphilis; staining of
Spirocheta pallida; mustard-gas poisoning.

Washburn, Prof. E(dward) W(ig]it), XJnivenity
of Illinois, Urbana, 111. ^Chemistry. Beatrice,
Nebr, May 10, 81. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 05,
Ph.D, 08. Beserarch assoc. chem, Mass. Inst
Tech, 06-08; assoc, Illinois, 08-10, asst. prof,
10-12, prof, physical chem, 12-16, prof, ceramic
chem. and head, dept. ceramic eng, 16- Mem.
Nat. Besearch Council (acting chairman, chem.
div, 18-19) ; delegate. Int. Cfhem. Union and Int.
Besearch Council, London and Brussels, 19 ; Am.
commissioner. Int. Commission annual tables
physical and diem, constants, 21- A.A;
Chem. Soc; Physical Soc; Ceramic Soc (ed,
'Jour'); Soc. Glass Technol; 111. Acad; Boyal
Soc. Arts. Ionic hydration; hydrates in sola-
tion; simple system of thermodynamic chem-
istry; the theory of solutions; refractories; glsas
technology; high temperature chemistry and
physics of ceramic materials.

Washbiixn, Prof. F(rederlek) L(60iiaxd>, 1112
Sixth St, S. E, Minneapolis, Minn. Zoologjf.
Brookline, Mass, April 12, 60. A3, Harvard,
82, Thayer scholar, 87-88, A.M, 95; Hopkins,
85-86. Instr. eooI, Michigan, 87-88; entomolo-
gist, Oregon Exp. Sta, 88-94; prof, biol, Oregon,
94-02; entom, Minnesota, sad entomologist, Exp.
Sta, 02-18, prof. econ. vert, sool, 18- State en
tomologist, Minn, 02-18. State biologist, Ore-
gon, 98. A.A; Soc. Nat; Ass. Econ. Entom.
Bionomics of certain insects; acclimatisation of
eastern oyster on Oregon coast; food fishes of
Oregon; sex of Ostrea lurida; economic zoology.

Waahbuxn, Prof. John Hoae% Buckingham, Pa.
Chemistry. Bridgewater, Mass, June 5, 59.
B.S, Mass. Col, 78; Brown, 80-81; A3f, PhJ),
Gottingen, 89. Principal pub. sch. West Bridge -
water, Mass, 78-79; supt. schools, Providence,
B. I, 79-80; asst, agr. chem. lab, Mass. Col, 81-
83 ; prof. agr. chem. Conn. Col, 83-87 ; pres, B.
I. Col, 89-02; director, Nat. Farm Sch, 02-lT.
Chem. Soc; Ass. Agr. Col. and Exp. Sta. (sec^j-
treas, 94-99). Agricultural chemistry and edu-
cation.

Washburn, Prof. Margaret F(loy), Yaasar Col-
lege, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. *Psydholoffy' '^^
York, N. Y, July 25, 71. A.B, Vassar, 91, AJi,
93 ; Ph.D, Cornell, 94. Prof, psychol. and ethics.
Wells, 94^00; warden. Sage Col, Cornell, OO-OS,
lecturer psychol, 01-02; asst. prof, Gineinnati,
02-03; assoc. prof, philos. in charge psychol,
Vassar, 03-08, prof, psychol , 08- Psychol. Ass:
Philos. Ass. Space-perception of the skin;
after-images; comparative psychology; psychol-
ogy of the affective processes.

Waahbume, Alya OCourtenay), Pittsfield, Mass.
Mathematics. Mt. Auburn, HI. 66. Purdue,
84-88 ; U. S. Mil. Acad, 88-90. Asst civil engi-
neer, La Payette, Ind, 82-84; instr. math, and
mil. tactics, N. Y. Mil. Acad, Ck)mwaIl-on-Hnd-
son, 90-91; Cheltenham Acad, Ogontx, Pa, 91-
92; instr, Ogontx Sch. for Young Ladies, 91-92;
Ossining Sem, 92-98; St. John's Sch, Ossinisgr,
N. Y, 92-98; asst. prof, math, Man. Gol, 93-
95; with actuarial dept. Metropolitan Life Ins.

AMERICAN M£N OF SCIENCE

719

Co, N. Y^ 95-06; aetnary, Hartford Life Ina.
Co, 06-10; assoe. aotnary, Berkshire Life Ine,
Co, 10-11, aetuary, ll- A.A; Math. See; Math.
Abs; asaoc. Aetuarial Soo; feL Statist. Soe.
Applied mathematics; engineenng ; actuarial
Bdence.

Waflblninie, Ohastar W(a8ley), 60 Liberty St, New
York, N. T, Geology, Eugene, Oregon. Not.
17, 83. A.B, Oregon, 05; Harrard, 05-06; Chi-
cago, 06-07. Field asst, U. 8> Qeol. 8urv, 00-
06, junior geologist, 07, oast, geologiat, 08-
A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soe.
Geology of petroleum; mec^mics of faulting.

Washington, Dr. Henry S(tephen8), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, B. C. ^Petrology.
Newark, N. J, Jan. 15, 67. A.B, Yale, 86, A.M,
88; Am. Sch. of Classieal Studies, Athens, 88^
94 ; Ph.D, Leipzig, 93. Asst physics, Yale, 86-88,
miner, 95-96; work in private lab, 96-12; con-
sulting mining engineer, 06-12; peirologiet, geO'
phys, lab, Carnegie lMtitution,liS- Research asst,
Carnegie Institution. Chem. assoc. and scientific
attache, American Embassy, Home, 19. Geol.
Soc; fel. Archeol. Inst; Chem. Soc; Wash. Acad;
for. cor. London GeoL Soc; for. cor. Soc Espan.
Hist. Nat; for. mem. Acad, dei Lincei; Soc.
Geol. Italians. Petrology of igneous rocks, their
chemical analysis and classification; a collection
of all analyses of igneous rocks since 1883;
chemical mineralogy; voleanology; diamonds in
Arkansas and Brazil; petrographic provinces;
significance of the norm; mineral groups, espe-
cially pyroxenes and amphiboles; fumaroUc siQts
of volcanoes; potash from leucitie lavas of
Italy ; rocks and isostasy ; excavations in Greece.

Wasteneys, Dr. Hardolph, University of Toronto,
Toronto, Can. Experimewtdl biology. Bich-
mond, England, April 6, 81. Ph.D, Columbia,
16. Asst. govt, chemist, Queensland, Australia,
00-03; chenust and biologist, Brisbane Board
Waterworks, 03-09; asst, Bockefeller Inst, 10-
13, assoc. exp. biol, 13-16; assoc. prof. Pharma-
col, California, 16-18; asst. prof, biodhem, To-
ronto, 18-20, aesoo. prof, tO~ A. A; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Soc. BioL Chem; London Chem. Soc.
Water purification; oxidations in sea urchin
eggs; antagonistic salt action; artificial par-
thenogenesis; heliotropism.

Waterman, Prof. Frank A(llan), Smith College,
Northampton, Mass. ^Fhyeioe. Oswego, N. Y|
July 9, 66. A.B, Princeton, 88, Ph.D, 96. Instr.
physics, Purdue, 91-92, prof, 92-93; instr,
Princeton, 93-97; projf, Smith, 97- A.A;
Physical Soc; Soc. de Physique. Calorimetry;
specific heats of metals.

Waterman, Prof. W(arr6ii) G(ooUn), 2018 Or-
rington Ave, Evanston, 111. Botany, South-
port, Conn, Sept. 3, 72. A.B, Yale, 92, A.M,
07; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr. nat. science,
Fisk, 96-02, prof, geol, 03-11; asst. prof, biol,
Knox, 1^15; bot, Northwestern, 17^ A.A;
Bot. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Mich. Acad; 111. Acad,
(treas, 19). Ecology of dune flora; forests of
Illinois.

Waters, I>r. O(anipbeU) E<aeter), Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. 0. Chemisiry,
Baltimore Co. Md, Sept. 14, 72. A.B, Hop-
kins, 95, Ph.D, 99. Prof. chem. and physics,
Conn. Col, 00-01; asst. chem, Hopkins, 01-04;

asst. chemist. Bur. Standards, 04-09, assoc.
chemist, 09-1/, chemist, 17" A.A; Chem. Soc;
Fern Soc. (past pros, and see'y); Wash. Chem.
Soc. (past pres. and see'y); Wash. Acad.
Products formed by the action of heat on para-
sulphamin metatoluic acid; key to ferns oz the
northeastern states baaed on the stipes; ferns;
action of ozone on carbon monoxid; action of
dry hydrochloric acid gas dissolved in anhy-
drous benzene on zinc; the effects of high tem-
perature and of sunlight upon lubricating oils;
sulphur in rubber; sulphur in petroleum oils;
detection and determination of gum arabic

Waters, Prof. H(enr7) J(adc8on), Kansas City,
Mo. Agriculture. Center, Mo, Nov. 28, 65.
B.Agr, Missouri, 86. LL.D, 16; Leipzig, 04-05;
Zurich, 05; LL.D, N. H. Col, 13. Asst. see'y.
Mo. State Board of Agr, 86-87; asst. agr. Mo.
Exp. Sta, 87-91; prof, agr, Pa. State, 92-95;
dean, col. agr. and mech. arts, Missouri, and
director, Exp. Sta, 96-09: pres. Kansas State,
09-18; managing ed, 'Kansas City Weekly
Star,* 18" Lecturer animal nutrition, grad.
sch.' agr, Ohio State, 02; grad. sch. agr, Illinois,
06; Iowa, 10; pres. Mo. State Board of Agr,
09; administrator for Kans, Food Ad, 17. Soc.
Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Animal Nutrition.
Methods of fatteidng and wintering cattle.

Watkeya, Prof. 0(luuie8) W(illiam), 20 Girton
Place, Rochester, N. Y. Mathematics. Syra-
cuse, N. Y, Sept. 30, 77. A.B, Rochester, 01;
A.M, Harvard, 08. Asst. math, Bochester, 03-
05, instr, 05-06, 08-10, asst. prof, 10-18, prof,
18- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Elementary
functions and applications.

Watkins, Howard B, Army Medical School,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Grundy Cen-
ter, Iowa, May 2, 78. A.B, Coe, 02; M.8, Iowa
State, 04. Asst. analyst, Iowa Exp. Sta. 02-
04; asst. chem, Ohio State, 04:-05; Kansas State,
05-06; asst, chemist. Wash. Exp. Sta, 06-08;
U. 8. War Dept, 08- Chem. Soc CSiemistry
of wheat.

Watkina, W(iUaxd) HCaaken), 12 St. James
Place, Buffalo, N. Y. Chemigtry, Boston,
Mass, Jan. 7, 74. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 95.
With various dye eompanies, 95-99; wUh Nat.
AnUine and Chem, Co, 00-, in charge dyeing
and application of dyes, 05-19, manager, Buffalo
plant, 19- Lecturer dyes and dyeing, Buffalo;
mem. addisory committee, W.T.B. AJL; Chem.
Soc. (chairman, west. N. Y. sect, 09, 10, coun<
cilor, 16-); Soc. Chem. Indust; British Soc.
Dyers and Colorists. Application of dyestuffs.

Watson, Prof. A(rtlinr) B(ngena), 30 Congdon
St, Providence, B. I. Slectrical engineering.
Providence, March 4, 66. A.B, Brown, 88, A.M,
98, Ph.D, 05. Draftsman, Thomson-Houston
Elec. Co. 88; asst. foreman, drafting and eng.
dept, Tnomson-Houston and Qen. Elec. Com-
panies, 89-95 ; instr. physics, Brown, 95-99, asst.
prof, 99-20, assoc. prof. elec. eng, tO- Lec-
turer, univ. exten. dept. Brown, 91-92. Elec.
Eng.

Watson, Dr. E(dward) A(rthiir), Biological Lab-
oratory, Ottawa, Can. Pathology. Devon,
England, Jan. 2, 79. Grad, Ont. Vet. Col,
04; Berlin; Frankfurt; Paris; Cambridge.
Asst, bacter. lab, Pretoria, S. Africa, 00-01;

720

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

asst. pathologist, biol. lab, Ottawa, 05-06; path-
ologist, Vet. Beseareh Lab, 06-20; chief animal
pathologist, bioL Idbt Ottawa, SO- Capt, C.E.P,
15-19; bacteriologist, B.A.V.C, B.E.F, 17-19.
Ass. Path, and Bact; Vet. Med. Ass. (▼. prea,
19); Alta. Vet. Med. Ass. (pres, 12). Tpypano-
somes; loco disease; serums, toxins, antitoxins
and immunity; swamp fever; mycoses.

Watson, Prof. Bmery Ernest, Cedar Falls, Iowa.
Mathematics. Fairfield, Iowa. B.S, M.S,
Iowa, 05; Chicago, 07-08. Prof. math, and
physics, Wheaton, 05-08; asst. prof, Wash.
State, 08-10; prof, math, and astron. Parsons,
10-20; math, Iowa State Teachers Col, tO-
Instr. summer sch, Iowa State Teachers Col, 13-
Iowa Ass. Math. Teachers (pres, 17-19). Peda-
gogy of mathematics.

Watson, Prof. F(loyd) B(ow6), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. ^Physios, Lawrence,
Kans, April 2Z, 72. B.S, California, 99, Le
Conte fellow, 99, Whiting traveling fellow, 00;
Pres. White fellow, Cornell, 01, Fh.D, 02. Asst.
physics, California, 97-99; instr. lUinois, 02-04,
asst. prof, 04-15, assoc. prof, 15-17, prof, exp,
physics, 17- A. A; Physical Soc. Acoustics;
intensity, reflection and transmission of sound.

Watson, Prof. John B(roadii8), care J. Walter
Thompson Co, 244 Madison Ave, New York,
N. Y. ^Psychology, Greenville, S. C, Jan. 9,
78. A.M, Furman, 99; fellow, Chicago, 01-03,
Ph.D, 03 ; LL.D, Furman, 18. Principal, Bates-
burg Inst, 99-00 ; asst. exp. psychol, Chicago, 03-^
04, instr, 04-08, asst. prof, elect, 08; prof. exp.
and eomp. psychol. and director, psychol. lab,
Hopkins, 08-20; consulting psychologist, J. Wal-
ter Thompson Co, Advertising, SO- Ed. *Jour.
Exp. Psychol'; 'Behavior Monographs.' Psy-
chol. Ass; Physiol. Soc; Am. Acad. Animal
psychology; animal education; normal body
growth of white rat; kinesthetic and organic
sensations of the white rat; behavior of noddy
and sooty terns; color vision in monkeys; imi-
tation in monkeys; color and brightness vision
in several species of mammals; conditioned
motor and secretion reflexes ; effect of drugs and
distribution of practice on human learning; be-
havior of the human infant; hypnosis.

Watson^ Prof. J(ohn) W(ilbiir), Virginia Poly-
technic Institute, Blacksburg, Va. Chemistry.
Chatham, Va, June 18, 88. A.B, A.M, Vir-
ginia, 10, Ph.D, 13. Asst. chem, Virginia, 09-
10, instr, 10-13; prof, inorg, ohem, Va, Poly-
tech, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc. Abstraction of
potassium during sedimentation.

Watson, Prof. J(oseph) B(alph), ITniversity of
Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Biology, Berea,
Ohio, Aug. 1, 74. B.8, Baldwin, 97; Western
Beserve, 98-00, A.M, 99. Asst. and instr. biol,
Adelbert Col, Western Beserve, 99-00; instr.
bot, physics and chem. Berea, 01-02 ; prof, biol,
physics and chem, Bodiester Nor. Univ, Ind, 08-
06; instr. biol, high sch, Manitowoc, Wis, 06-
07 ; prof. New Mexico, 07-11 ; entomologist, Flo,
Exp, 8ta, 11-- Ed, *Fla. Entomologist.* A. A;
Ecol. Soc; Fla. Entom. Soc. (pres, 16). Com-
mon plants of Bernalillo County, New Mexico;
plant societies of New Mexico; succession of
animals; Thysanoptera of Florida; insects of
Florida.

Watson, Lawrence Orr, Florence, S. C. flant
pathology. Ninety Six, S. C, Aug. 28, 88. B.S,
Clemson, 08, Illinois. Asst. chemist, Clemson,
08-10, exp. field pathologist, S. C. Exp. Sta, 11-
14; asst. pathologist, hur. plant indust, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 14-16, path, adviser, 16- AA;
Phytopath. Soc. Breeding for disease resistanee
in cotton and other crops.

Watson, Thomas A(gnstus), 67 Mt. Vernon St,
Boston, Mass. Electrical engineering. Salon,
Mass, Jan. 18, 54. Mass. Inst. Tech. With
Alexander Graham Bell, 74-78; supt. and engi-
neer. Bell Telephone Co, 78-81 ; mem. firm F. 0,
Wellington and Co, 84-00; pres. Fore BiverShip
and Engine Co, 00-03. AJ^; Elec. Eng; Bo3
ton Soc. Nat. Hist; Essex Inst; N. Y. Elec Soc

Watson, Prof. Thomas L(eonard), Charlottes-
ville, Va. ^Geology, Chatham, Va, Sept 5, 71,
Grad, Va. Agr. and Mech. Col, 90, M.S, 93: Vir-
ginia, 91; fJUow, Cornell, 96-97, KiJ), 97.
Asst. chemist, Va. Exp. Sta, 90-95; instr. geol,
Va. Agr. and Mech. Col, 91-95 ; asst. state geolo-
gist, Ga. Geol. Surv, 9^01 ; prof, geol, Denison,
01-04; Va. Polytech. Inst, 04-07; econ. geol,
Virginia, 07-10, head prof, schools of geol, 10-;
director and state geologist, Va, Geol, Surv, OS-
Mem, sixth Peary arctic exped. to N. Greenland;
research work, IT. S. Nat. Museum, 97, 98; asst.
geologist, Ind. GeoL Surv, summer, 97; Ga.
Geol. Surv, 98-01, geologist, 02; N. C. GeoL
Surv, 03 ; asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-
A.A. (mem. committee of one hundred, scien-
tific research); Geol. Soc. (councilor, 15-17);
Min. Eng. (mem. committee on war minerals);
Mineral. Soc; Soc. Econ. Geol; SeismoL Soe;
Ass. State Geol. (sec'y); Wash. Geol. Soc;
Wash. Acad. Economic geology and petrog-
raphy; geology of the rarer minerals; petrog-
raphy of the southeastern Atlantic States.

■Watson, Prof. W<llliam) F(rankUn), Athens, Ga.
Chemistry, Biology, New Brunswick, Cm,
May 11, 61. A.B, Colby, 87, A.M, 90; Penn-
sylvania, 92-93 ; Chicago, 98. Prof, ehem, and
hiol, and curator of museum, Furman, 90- Ap-
pointed by Nat. Civic Fed. to inspect ednc. in-
stitutions of Gt. Britain, 08. Medal, S. C. lBt»-
state and W. I. Expos, 02. A.A; Micros. Soc.
(v. pres, 06) ; Health League; Boyal Soc Arts;
fel. N. British Acad. Improved methods in
photomicrography; photographing with natural
lenses, usii^ the crystalline lens of higher ani-
mals and the corneal lenses from the eye of an
insect.

Watt, Prof. James O(rawford), 20 Hawthorn*
Ave, Toronto, Can. Anatomy, Toronto, Jnne
15, 86. B.A, Toronto, 08, M.B, 10, M.A, MJ),
18. Asst. anat, Toronto, 10-11, lecturer. Il-
ls, topog. anat, 15-18, asst, prof, anat, IS-
Ass. Anat; Ont. Col. Physidans and Surg. Em-
bryology; young human embryos; abnormali-
ties.

Watts, Arthur S(inieon), Ohio State XTniversitT,
Columbus, Ohio. Ceramics, Zanesville, Oluo,
March 27, 76. Ohio State; Tech. Hoehsch, Ber-
lin. Private asst. to Prof. Bdw. Orton, Jr, Okio
State, 98-01; ceramic engineer. Bell Potter?
Co, 02-03 ; New Lexington High Voltage Porce-
lain Co, 03-04; Locke Insulator Oo, 05-09;
quarry technologist, XT. 8. Bur. Mines, 11-1*;

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

721

assoe. prof, eeramic eng, Ohio Btaie, 14-16, pro/.
and head of depi, 16- Oeramio Soc (▼. pres,
09, pres, 12). Pottery construction; porcelftin
for electrical purposes; bone chins; transmission
insulators; high tension insulation in Europe;
dental poreelaios; micro-structure of porcelains;
deformation of silicate mixtures; kaolin mining
in Europe and soutJi Appalachian regions.

Watts, Prof. Oliver F(atteison), Chemical Engi-
neering Building, Madison, Wis. Chemiginf,
Metallurgy, Thomaston, Maine. A.B, Bowdoin,
89, A.M, 92; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 05. Instr. math,
and physical sciences, Franklin Acad, Malone,
N. T, 92-98; chem. high sch, Waltham, Mass,
98-03; in cJiarge Cfamegie research on electro-
lytic iron, Wieeonein, 05-06, instr. applied elee-
iroohem, 06-08, asst. prof, 08-17, aeeoo. prof,
17- Eleetrochem. Soc; Chem. Soc. Alumino-
thermic process ; calcium alloys ; silicids ; borids ;
electric furnaces; electroplati]]^, corrosion and
protection of metals.

Watts, Prof. B(a]ph) L(evi). State College, Pa.
Hortiouliure, Kerrmoor, Pa, June 5, 69. B.8.A,
Pa. State, 90, M.S, 99; Agr.D, Syracuse. 16.
Horticulturist, Tennessee, 90-99; lecturer, farm-
ers institutes, 99-08; prof, hort. Pa, State, 08-
12, dean and director seh. agr, and Exp. 8ta,
It- Soc. Hort. Sci; Vegetable Growers Ass,
(past pres). Vegetable gardening and forcing.

Watts» Prof. Stephen H(iirt), tJuiyersity of Vir-
ginia, Charlottesville, Va. Swrgery. Lynchburg,
Va, Aug. 6, 77. A.M, Bandolph-Macon, 96;
M.I), Hopkins, 01. House officer, asst. res. sur-
geon and later res. surgeon, Hopkins Hosp, 01-
07; prof, eurg, Virgin4a, 07- A. A; Am. Med.
Ass; Col. Surg; Surg. Ass; Soc Int. de Chirurg.
Suture of blood vessels; surgery of the pancreas.

Waugh, Prof. P(raiik) A(Ibert), Amherst, Mass.
Hortieuliwre, Sheboygan, Wis, July 8, 69. B.S,
Kansas State, 91, M.S, 93; Cornell, 97-98;'
Hort. Sch. Dahlem, Germany, 10. Asst. hort,
Kansan State, 91; prof. Okla. Ool, 93-95; Ver-
mont, 95-02; Mass, Col, Ot- Landscape gar-
dening; country plannii^^; national and rtate
forests and parks.

Wangh, F(rederick) W(llker8on), Geological Sur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Eihinologp.
Langford, Ont, April 4, 72. Ethnologist, Can.
Geol. Surv, 11- « Folk-lore Soc; Ottawa Field
Nat Club (treas, 18-). Ethnology of Amer-
ican Indian tribes; Iroquois and Ojibwa material
culture, folk-lore and mythology.

Waugta, Dr. Karl TClnsley), Berea College, Berea,
Ey. Pepehology. Cawnpore, India. 79. AJ3,
Ohio Wesleyan, 00, A.M, 01; A.M, Harvard, 06,
Ph.D, 07. Prof, philos. and math, Claflin, 00-
04; asst. philos, Harvard, 06-07; assoc. psvchol,
Chicago, 07-09; prof, philos. and p^yehgly Be-
loit, 09-18; dean, Berea, 19- Lecturer psyohol,
Colorado, 09, 14; eduo. research, Inma and
China, 16-17 ; major, Sanit. C, and chief psychol.
examiner, TJ.&Jl, 17-19; supervisor, Fed. Board
Vocational Educ, 19- A. A; Psychol. Ass.
Comparative psychology.

Wayne, Arthur T(reievaat), Mt. Pleasant, S. C.
Ornithology. BlaekvUle, S. C, Jan. 1, 63. Grad,
high sch, Charleston, S. C, 80. Hon. ourator,
div. hirde, mueeum, Cot. of Charleston, 0^

46

Mem. Omith. Union. The birds of South Caro-
lina.

Wead, Prof. O(harles) KCaaeon), U. S. Patent
Office, Washington, D. C. *Php9io9, Malone, N.
Y, Sept. 1, 48. A.B, Vermont, 71, A.Mv 74;
Mass. Inst. Tech, 72; Berlin, 75-76. Prof,
physics, high sch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 72-75; Mich-
igan, 77-85; elec. engineer and contractor, 87-
90; exami/ner, V. 8. Patent Office, 9B- A.A;
(sec'y, B, 83); Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 09);
Wash. Philos. Soc. (pres, 09). Physical and
musical acoustics; history of musical scales; the
history, physical theory and laws of musical in-
struments; acoustics of public buildings; the
graphical method.

Wear, I>r. L(nther) B(wiiig), 48 S. Grand Oaks,
Pasadena, Calif. Mathematiee, Brownwood,
Tex, July 2, 81. A.B, Cumberland, 02; PhJ>,
Hopkins, 13. Prof, math. Trinity (Tex), 04-
08; instr, Washington (Seattle), 13-18, prof,
Calif. Inst. Tech, 18- A. A; Math. Soc. Geom-
etry.

Weatherby, OCharles) A(lf!red), 11 Wells Aye,
East Hartford, Conn. Botany. Hartford, Conn,
Bee. 25, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 98. Asst,
Gray Herbarium Harvard, 08, 09, 11, 15, 17.
Bot. Soc; Fern Soc. (sec'y, 14-); Torrey Bot.
Club; New Eng. Bot. Club; Conn. Bot. Soc. (v.
pres, 10-). Botanical taxonomy.

Weatherby, Dr. LeBoy S(aniiiel), University of
Southern Calif omu^ Los Angeles, CaUf . Chem^
istry. Baldwin, Ejsns, March 29, 80. A.B,
Kansas, 06, A J£, 08; fellow, Chicago, 09-11,
Ph.D, 11. Instr. chem. and physics. Baker, 06-
08; asst. prof, ehem, Okla. Ool, 08-09; asst.
prof, and later prof, Southern Calif omia, 11-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Physico-organic chemistry;
synthetic organic chemistry; rubber.

Weatherwaac, Dr. Paul, Uniyersity of Georgia,
Athens, Ga. Botemy. Near Worthington, &d,
April 4, 88. A.B, Indiana, 14, A.M, 15, Ph.D,
18. Lab. asst. l>ot, Indiana, 13-15, instr, 15-
19; assoo. prof, Georgia, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc.
Morphology of grasses.

Weaver, Prof. C(harleB) B(dwln), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wash. Geology. Utica, N.
Y, May 1, 80. B.S, California, 04, PhD, 07.
Instr, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, geol,
Washington (Seattle), 07- Asst, U. S. Geol.
Surv, Alaska, summer, 06; geologist, Wash. State
Coal Surv, 09, 10. A.A; Paleont. Soc; Chem.
Soc. Miocene geology and stratigraphy ; Eocene
paleontology and the Tertiary eehinoids of Cell-
fomia; ndneralogy; the Napa folio of Cali-
fornia; geology of Pnget Sound Basin, the San
Juan Islands and the StUliguamlsh Valley,
Washington; the coal fields of Washington.

Weaver, Prof. S(dwln) 0(8car), 473 Park Place,
Springfield, Ohio. Physics. Springfield, April 1,
67. A.B Wittenberg, 89, A.M, 92; Ohieago,
94; Michigan, 04-06 16-16. Instr. math, Wit-
tenberg Acad, 89-93, prineipal, 98-96; acting
prof. math, and physics, Wittenberg, 95-96, prof»
physics and biol, 96-04, physics, 04- AJl.
Magnetic and expansion phenomena attending
the recalescenee of iron.

Weaver, BClnier) B(iipel), Bureau of Standards,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Longmont, Colo,
May 5, 87. Asst. chemist, Standard Portland

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Clement Co, 10-12; Bur, Standards, 12-17,
assoe, ehemist, 17- Chem. Soe. Chemistry and
physical chemistxy of gases.

Waavwr, Tloyd O(alviii), 1515 Park Boad, Wash-
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24, 87. B.8, Purdue, 10. Assoc, physicist, Bwr,.
Standards, 10- Optical Soc; Astron. Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Optical surfaces; design of
optical systems.

Weaver, Prof. Qeorge H(owitt), 629 S. Wood St,
Chicago, 111. Pathology. Sussex, Wis, Oct. 22,
66. Carroll, 82-85; Wooster, 85-86: M.D, Rush
Med. Col, 89. Prof, path, Women ^9 Med. Sch,
Northwestern, 9S-97; aset. prof, Btuh Med. Col,
99-18, prof, 18- Physician in charge, Burand
Hosp, MoCormick Inst, for Infectious Diseases,
Chicago, 02-; attending physician contagious
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and Bact; Soc. Bact; Aju. Physicians ; Am. Med.
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Soc. Med. Hist. Bacteriology and immunity in
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Waay^r, Dr. JCaiius) H(eiiry), Hilliards, Ohio.

Mathematics. Madison Co, Ohio, June 19, 83.

A.B, Otterbein, 08; A.M, Ohio State, 11; Ph.D,

Pennsylvania, 16. Teacher, high sch, Plain City,
• Ohio, 08-10; instr. math, Ohio State, 10-12;

head of dept, high sch. West Chester, Pa, 12-15;

instr, Ohio State, 17- A. A; Math. Soc; Math.

Ass. History of mathematics ; geometry.

Weaver, Prof* J(olm) E(nurt), Station A, Lin-
coln, Nebr. Botany. Villisca, Iowa, May 5, 84.
B.S, Nebraska, 09, A.M, 11; Ph.D, Minnesota,
16. Instr. bot. Wash. State, 12-13, asst. prof,
13-14; instr, Minnesota, 14-15; asst. prof, Ne-
hraska, 15-17, prof, plant ecol, 17- A.A; Bot.
Soc; Ecol. Soc; Nebr. Acad. Plant ecology,
physiology and pathology.

Webb, Prof. Hanor A, Peabody College for Teach-
ers, Nashville, Tenn. Chemistry. Nashville,
April 1, 88. A.B, Nashville, 08; M.S, Chicago,
11; Ph.D, Peabody Col. Teaehers, 20. Asst.
chem, Chicago, 10-12; instr, W. Tenn. State
Nor. Sch, 12-17; Peabody Col. Teachers, 17-19,
asst. prof, 19- Chem. Soc Food and agricul-
tural chemistry; teaching of science.

Webb, Prof. Axold W(ortliliigton), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. Physics. Ithaca,
N. Y, July 27, 84. A.B, Columbia, 05, Ph.D, 09.
Instr. and later asst. prof, physics, Columhia,
09- Physical Soc. Short electric waves.

Webb, J(6Bi6) L(06), U. 8. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. C. Entomology. Bloom-
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M.S, West Virginia, 02. Special field agent, U.
8. Dept. Agr, 02-09, asst, hw. ewtom, 09-19,
acting in charge sou^h. field crop insect investi-
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Entom. Soc. Rice and forest insects; biology
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Webb, Prof. L(oiile) W(liifleUL), Northwestern
University, Evanston, IlL Psychology. Tez-
arkana. Ark, Sept. 8, 83. A.B, Ouachita, 06;
A.M, Chicago, 13, Ph.D, 16. Prof, philos,
Ouachita, 09-11; instr. psychol. and educ,
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psychol, HI. State Nor. Univ, summer, 16; lec-
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western, 18- Psychol. Ass. Educational psj-
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methods of studying.

Webb, Walter Loring, 31 Runnymede Ave, Lans-
downe. Pa. CivU engineering. Rye, N. Y, June
25, 63. B.C.E, Cornell, 84, C.E, 89. Instr. civil
eng, Cornell, 88-9*2; aset. prof, Penn^lvania,
93-01; consulting engineer, 01- Major and
chief engineer, renting, requisitions and claims
service, corps engineers, A.E.F, 17-20. Citi]
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Webber, Dr. H(erbert) J(obn), Pedigreed Seed
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90, Agr.D, 13; Ph.D, Washington (St. Louis),
01. Instr. bot, Nebraska, 89-90; Washington
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exp. plant breeding, 08-12, acting director, eoL
agr, 09-10 ; dean, grad. sc^. trop. agr» (Califor-
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Pedigreed Seed Co, SO- Rep. of U. S. Dept.
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Soc. Nat; Ecol. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Bot. Soc
Plant reproduction; Zamia and Gink^^; orange
diseases; plant breeding; breeding of oranges,
cotton, com, pineapples, timothy, potatoes, ete.

Webber, Dr. WCInfleUL) Paul, University of Pitts-
burgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Mathem^atics. 74. A.M,
Defiance, 03; Cincinnati, 08, Ph.D, 11. /n»rf,
pub. and private schools, 97-02; math, and phj^
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11-13; Pittsburgh, IS- A.A. Theory of fnae-
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Webster, Prof. A(rthiir) a(ordoii), 85 WiUiam St,
Worcester, Mass. •Physics. Brookline, Mas,
Nov. 28, 63. A.B, Harvard, 85, Parker feUow,
(Berlin, Paris and Stockholm), 86-90; Ph.D,
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08. Instr. math, Harvard, 85-86; doeest
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00- Lecturer, Lowell Inst, Boston, 97; Harri-
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Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; Royal Inst; Mati.
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Webster. Prof. David LCocke), Stanford Univer-
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88. A-B, Harvard, 10, Ph.D, 13. Instr. math,
Harvard, 09-12; asst. physics, 11-14, instr. 15-
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Webster, Prof. Ed(wln) H(antoiiL), 425 B^itt^nr
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96, M.S, 01; B.S.A, Iowa State, 01. A«t
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Webster, Prof. Hnttoiiy Station A, Lincoln, Nebr.
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Webstar, Prof. J(ohn) Olarenoe, Shediac, N. B,
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Webster, Dr. B(alph) W(aldo), 5624 Dorchester
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Webster, B(ob6rt) L(ox«iiso), Cornell University,
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Wedderbnzn, Prof. J(08eph) H(eiinr) M(ac-
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Wedge, Pres. Utley, Ardmore, Pa. MetaUvrgy.
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Gobbler Mining and Smelting Co, 00-02; supt,
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Weed, daxence M(oore8), Lowell, Mass. *EntO'
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Assoc, ed, 'Prairie Farmer,' 84-85; asst. state
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Weed, Howard Brarta, Beaverton, Oregon.
Horticulture. Lansing, Mich, May 7, 70. B.S,
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Weed, Prof. Lewis H(m), Johns Hopkins Medi-
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Weed, Walter Hanrey, 29 Broadway, New York,
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Weeks, Andrew Gray, 8 Congress St, Boston,
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Weeks, F(red) B(oiighton), Newhouse Building,
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Weeks, Prof. Lester F(rank), 315 College Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Chemistry, Alna, Maine, Oct.
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Weeks, Dr. Panl T(home), 42 Ravine Ave, Cald-
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Asst. physicist. Bur. Standards, 17-18; physi-
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Weem8» Dr. J(iiUii8) B(ael), Ashland, Ya.
Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 27, 65. B.S,
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A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci. Chem-
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sewage; soils, paints and other agricultural
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ag^ultural education; soils of Virginia; fer-
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Weese, Prof. A(8a) 0(mn), University of New
Mexico, Albuquerque, N. Mex. Zoology,
Hutchinson, Minn, Nov. 7, 85. A,B, Minnesota,
09 ; A.M, Illinois, 17. Prof, hiol, Kew Mexico,
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Wegel, B(a7mond) L(e8ter), 463 West St, New
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Wegemann, OarroU H(anrey), P. O. Box 240,
Denver, Colo. Geology. Lake Mills, Wis, March
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07. Asst, Illinois, 06-07; geologist, U. S. Geol.
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Wegmann, E(dward), 13 Park Bow, New York,
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Weida, Frank M(ark), 128 E. Fairchild St, Iowa
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Weida, Prof. Oeo(rge) FCrancis), Kenyon Col-
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Weidensallf Dr. Cflara Jean, College of Medicine,
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Weldlein, E(dward) B(ay), Mellon Institute,
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Weidman, Dr. S(amnel), Norman, Okla. Geology.
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Welgle, Prof. O(tls) M(elvin), Pulton, Mo.
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Weiland, Dr. H(enry) J(o8eph), 702 Marshall St,
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Weimer, Dr. J(aaie8) L(e Boy), U. S. Depart-
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Weingarten, Dr. FTed(erick) 8(eyxaoiir), 28 W.

9l8t St, New York, N. Y. Medicine, Chicago,
111, Aug. 26, 74. B.S, Chicago, 04; UJ), Co-
lumbia, 07, A.M, Ph.D, 08. A.A; Am. Med.
Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med; Med. Gesell. Physiolog-
ical chemistry; surgery.

Weixudcli, Dr. MCorris) F(raiiclB), 99 Claremont
Ave, New York, N. Y. Astronomy, Physiet,
Vienna, Austria, March 27, 82. M.E, Columbia,
04, A.M, 07, fellow, 08-09 PhJ), 09. Engineer,
Am. Beet Sugar Co, 04; N. Y. and N. J. Tele-
phone Co, 05; asst. drafting, Columbia, 06-08;
instr. physios, Stevens, 09-11; Columbia, 11-
Voluntary asst, Yerkes Observatory, summer, 07.
A. A. Determination of the positions and magni-
tudes of stars by means of stellar photographs;
radiation; conduction; photometry; spectrum
analysis.

Weixutein, Dr. Alexander, Garrison-on-Hudson,
N. Y. Biology. Astrakhan, Kussia, Nov. 22, 98.
B.S, Columbia, 13, A.M, 14, fellow, 15-16, Ph.D,
17, 19-20. Asst. zool, Columbia, 16-17; research
asst, Carnegie Institution, 17-19. Genetics.

Weintranb, Dr. E(z66hial), 240 Riverside Drive,
New York N. Y. Chemistry, Electrical engi-
neering* Moghileff-Podolak, Bussia, July 4, 74.
Sorbonne, Paris, 91 ; Ph.D, Ziirieh, 98. Research
lab. Gen. Elec Co, Schenectady, 01-08, director,
Lynn, Mass, 08-15; eonsvXting engineer. Asst,
Polytech, Zurich; prof, tech. sch, Winterthur,
Switzerland; lecturer Union. Chem. Soc; Phys-
ical Soc; Electroehem. Soc; fel. Elec. Eng;
Ilium. Eng. Soc; Inst. Metals (v. pros, 13).
Arc and incandescent lighting; mercury are;
boron and its applications; copper casting; elec-
tric furnaces; heat insulation.

Welnsirl, Prof. John, 4144 Tenth Ave, N. E,
Seattle, Wash. Bacteriology. Eau Galle, Wis,
Sept. 10, 70. B.8, Wisconsin, 96, M.S, 99. Ph.Dy
06; D.P.H, Harvard, 18. Asst. prof, biol^ New
Mexico, 98-00, prof. bioL and chem, 00-07;
asst prof, hacter, Washington (Seattle), 07-09,
assoc. prof, 09-12, prof, IM-, head of dept, 16-'
A.A; Public Health Ass; Soc. Bact. (v. pres,
15); Wash. Tuber. Ass. (sec'y* ^1-)- Bacter-
iology of foods; physiology ox bacteria; tuber-
culosis; germicidal action of light; dimate.

Weir, Dr. Jamas B(obert), Laboratory of Forest
Pathology, Spokane, Wash. Forestry. Scotts-
burg, Ind, May 31, 82. Purdue, 04-05; Frei-
burg, 06 ; A.B, Indiana, 07 ; fellow, Harvard, 07-
08; Ph.D. Munich, 11. Asst. forest expert, bur.
forestry, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 05-07 ; director, scien-
tific laboratories, Culver Mil. Acad, 07-09 ; forest
pathologist in charge, lah. forest path, btir. plant
indust, V, 8. Dept. Agr, 11- Consulting path-
ologist, XJ. S. Forest Service, 11-; lecturer forest
pa&, Montana, 12-15. A.A; Forestry Ass; as-
soc. Soc. Foresters; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc;
Ecol. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club; Ecol. Soc; West.
Phytopath. Soc; Calif. Bot. Soc; N. Y. Acad;
Can. Forestry Ass; Can. Plant Path. Soc; Mu-
nich Verein fiir Naturkunde. Forest pathology;
forest tree fungi.

Weir, Dr. BCobert) F(iilton), 1155 Park Ave,
New York, N. Y. Surgery. New York, Feb.
16, 38. A.B, Col. City of N. Y, 54, A.M, 57;
M J), Col. Physicians and Surg, N. Y, 59. Asst.
surgeon, U.S.A, 61-65; surgeon, St. Luke's

Hosp, 65-75; N. Y. Hosp, 76-99; Bellevue
Hosp, 81-83; Boosevelt Hosp, 99-08; prof. clin.
surg, Columbia, 83-92, surg, 92-07, smer. prof,
07^ Surg. Ass. (pres, 00); N. Y. Acad. Med.
(pres, 01); Greater N. Y. Med. Ass. (pres,
00-02); Phila. Col. Physicians; hon. fel. Boyal
Col. Surg; cor. mem. Soc. Chirurg. de Paris.

Weis, Dr. Joseph D(ent8ch), 1448 Jackson Ave,
New Orleans, La. Medicine. New Orleans, June
12, 72. Harvard, 91-92, M.D, 98, Austin fellow,
00-02. House officer, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 98-99;
asst. histol. Harvard Med. Sch, 99-00, bacter,
02-03 ; asst. prof. clin. med, TuLofne, 07-14, prof,
trop. med, 14- Visiting physician, C^ri^
Hosp, and senior visiting physician, Touro In-
firmary, New Orleans; diief of dinio to chair
of med, Tulane. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Am. Med. Ass; Boston Soc Med. Sci. Bacter-
iology; internal medicine; blood in uneiniaria-
sis; etiology of cancer blastomyces; Hanot's
disease; Spirochaeta pallida; cardiac and renal
uJ8eBBe8.

Welser, Prof. Harry Beyer, Bice Institute, Hous-
ton, Texas. Chemistry. Canal Winchester,
Ohio, Sept. 5, 87. A.B, Ohio State, 11, A.M,
12; Ph.D, Cornell, 14. Instr. chem, Tennessee,
14-15; Bice Inst, 15-18, asst. prof, 18-19, prof,
19- Capt, C.W.S. Chem. Soc ; Electroehem. Soc.
Adsorption; chemical production of light.

Weiskotten, Dr. H(ennaii) a(ate8), 309 Orange
St, Syracuse, N. Y. Pathology. Syracuse,
Sept. 22, 84. A.B, Syracuse, 06, M.D, 09. Bes.
pathologist, Hosp. Good Shepherd, 09-10; instr.
path, and bacter, Syracuse, 10-12, asst. prof.
path, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-17, prof, 17- Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass. Action of
benzol; diphasic lencbpenia; superficial bums.

Weiss, Prof. A(lbert) P(aid), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Psychology. Silesia,
Germany, Sept. 15, 79. A.B, Missouri, 10. A.M,
12, Ph.D, 16. Asst. psychol, Missouri, 09-12;
instr, Ohio State, 12-18, prof, IS- A.A; Psy-
chol. Ass. Expenmental and theoretical psy-
chology.

Weiss, Freeman A(lbert), University Farm, St.
Paul, Minn. Botany. Minneapolis, Minn, Nov.
30, 92. B.S, Minnesota, 15. Besearch asst,
Minnesota, 16-17; asst. bot, Cornell, 18-19; tn-
str. plant path, Minnesota, and asst. pathologist,
V. S. Dept. Agr, 19- A.A; Bot. Soe; Phyto-
path. Soc Plant physiology and pathology; in-
heritance and hardiness in the plum; disease re-
sistance in cereal rusts.

Weiss, Dr. Harry, Harvard Medical School, Bos-
ton, Mass. Bacteriology. New York, N. Y,
July 28. 91. C.E, Columbia, 13, A.M, 15, Ph.D,
17. With Board of Water Supply, N. Y. City,
14; asst. prev. med. and hygiene. Harvard Med.
Soh, 19- Besearch worker, Harriman Founda-
tion; capt, Sanit. C, 17-19. Soe. Bact. Serol-
^SJf typhoid; paratyphoid; infeetious diarrhea;
meningitis; Botulinus.

Weiss, H(aRy) BCisdioir), 19 N. Seventh Ave,
Highland Park, New Brunswick, N. J. Ento-
mology. Philadelphia, Pa, Oct. 31, 83. Penn-
sylvania. Asst. biologist and chemist, Scientific
Preservation Co, 06-08 ; field asst, Pa. Bur. Zool,
08-10; asst. to state entomologist, N. J, 11-16;
chief inspector, N. J. Dept. Agr, 16-20, chief.

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AMEBICAX MEN OF SCIENCE

bur. statistics and inspeotion, tO- Lecturer en-
torn, N. J. Col, winters, 11-16. A.A; Entom.
Soc; Ass. Eeon. Entom; N. Y. Entom. See;
hon. mem. N. J. Beekeepers' Ass; Newark En-
tom. Soc. (sec'y, 15, 16) ; Wash. Biol. Soc.

Weiss, Jolin MorrlB, 210 W. llOth St, New York,
N. Y. Chemistry. Philadelphia, Pa, March 11,
85. A.B, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 01; B.S,
Pennsylvania, 05. I^search chemist, in charge
chem. dept. laboratories, The Barrett Co, Frank-
ford, Pa, 05-11, chief chemist, New York, 11-
17, manager, research dept, 17" A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Soc. Test. Mat; Frank-
lin Inst; Pub. Health Ass; Chem. Eng; N. Y.
Chemists Club; Soc. Chim. Indust. Industrial
chemistry; coal tar products; catalytic oxida-
tion of benzene.

Welch, Prof. Paul 8(mlth), University of Michi-
gan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Zoology. Oconee, HI,
Jan. 28, 82. A.B, James MiUikin, 10; A.M,
Illinois, 11, Ph.D, 13. Instr. entom, Kansas
State, 13-14, asst. prof, 14-17, assoc. prof, 17-
18; asst. prof, aool, Michigan, 18- Soc. Zool;
Entom. Soc; EcoL Soc; Micros. Soc. (see'y-ed,
19-). Hydrobiology; annelids; aquatic Lepi-
doptera uid Diptera.

Walch, Dr. William H(eiiry), 807 St Paul St, Bal-
timore, Md. ^Pathology, Hygiene. Norfolk, Conn,
April 8, 50. A.B, Yale, 70, LLJ), 96; MJ),
Columbia, 75^ LL.D, 04; Strasbourg, Leipzig,
Breslau, Berlin, Vienna, Munich and Gottingen,
76-78, 84-85; hon. M.D, Pennsylvania, 94;
IiL.D, Western Beserve, 94; Harvard, 00; To-
ronto, 03; Jefferson Med. Col, 07; Princeton,
10; Washington (St. Louis), 15; Chicago, 16.
Prof. path. anat. and gen. path, TJniv. and
Bellevue- Hosp. Med. Col, 79-84; path, Hophins,
84-16, pathologist, Hopkins Hosp, 89-16, direc-
tor, sch. of hygiene and public health and head,
dept. bader. and immwnol, 1$- Dean, med.
faculty, Hopkins, 93-98 ; pres. Cong. Am. Physi-
cians and Surg, 97; Md. State Board Health,
98-; board of trustees, Bockefeller Lut, 01-;
Carnegie Institution, 06-; ed, 'Jour. Exp. Med,'
96-04; major, lieut. col. and col, M.B.O, 17-18;
col, med. sect, 0.B.0, 19. D. S. medal. Nat.
Acad, (pres, 13-17) ; A. A. (v. pres, 02, 03, pres,
06); Soc. Nat.; Ass. Path, and Bact. (pres,
06); Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Bact; Physiol. Soc;
Am. Physicians (pres, 01); Soc. Exp. Biol;
Am. Med. Ass. (pres, 10); Philos. Soc; Am.
Acad; Phila. Col. Physicians; Md. Med. and
Chirurg. Faculty (pres, 91); hon. feL Boyal
Societies Med. London and Edinburgh; for.
mem. Vienna Imp. Med. Soc. Pulmonary edema ;
organic diseases of the stomach; fever; throm-
bosis; embolism; diphtheria; Micrococcus Ian-
ceolatua; a new gas-producing bacillus; hog
cholera; surgical lidections; glomerulo-nephritis.

Weld, Prof. Harry) P(orter), Cornell University,
Ithaca, N. Y. Psychology. La Ghrange, Ark,
Sept. 22, 77. Ph.B, Ohio State, 00; fellow,
Clark, 09-10, PhJ), 11. Prof, music, Peabody
Col. Teachers, 00-10; asst. exp. psychol, Olark,
10-11, instr, 11-12; asst. prof, Cornell, 12-19,
prof, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Experimental
psychology.

Weld, Piof. LeiBoy D(oiigli«rty), 1531 B Ave,
Cedar Bapids, Iowa. Physics. Cresco, Iowa,

March 6, 80. B.S, Iowa, 99, M.S, 02. lastr,
high schools, 99-02; prof, math, and phjBies,
Coe, 02-18, physics, 18- Exchange lecturer
physics, Columbia, 12; Iowa, 15. A.A; Phrs-
ical Soc; Kelvin Soc. (pres); Iowa Acad. The
sense of hearing in ants ; the effects of tempera-
ture inequalities on the equal arm balsnoe;
minimum volume in solution; errors of obsem-
tion; precise methods of focusing lenses; stereo-
scopic drawings; the crystelliptometer.

Weld, Lewis H(art), U. 8. National Museum,
Washington, D. C. Zoology. Bidgeway, N. Y,
Dec. 30, 75. A.B, Bochester, 00; A.M, Michi-
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00-02; Syracuse, 03; instr. biol, Evanston Acad,
04-17, zool. Northwestern, 18-19; specialist «
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Entom. Soc. Cynipidae.

WeUn, Prof. J(olin) E(Tie), Bethany College,
Lindsborg, Kans. Chemistry. Stockholm, Swe-
den, June 11, 65. A.B, Augustana, 88, hon.
A.M, 00; fellow, Kansas, 03-04, M.S, 04; hon.
8c.D, Bethany, 12. Instr, pub. schools. Clay Co,
Kans, 88-90; principal, Lindsborg, 90-91; prof.
chem, Bethany (Kans), 91- AJl; OhenL 8oe;
Kans. Acad. Analytical and educational chem-
istry; soils and waters of MePhereon County,
Kansas; food analysis.

WeUcer, Prof. WlUiam H(eiixy), UnlTenity of
Illinois College of Medicine, Chicago, IB. Bio-
logical chemistry. Bed Hill, Pa, Aug. 20, 79.
A.C, Lehigh, 04; Ph.D, Columbia, 08. Inatr.
chem. and^ physics, Lehigh, 02-04; asst bioL
chem, Columbia, 04-07, path. asst. obatet, and
research chemist, Sloane Maternity Hosp, 0&-
07; demonstrator physiol. ^em, Penngyivuiia,
07-10; assoc. physiol. chem, Colombia, 10*11,
asst. prof. biol. chem, 11-12; physioL chem, med,
dept, Illinois, 13-19, assoc. prof, 19- Prise, N.
T. Acad. Ed. board, 'Jour. Dental Beseareh.'
A. A; Soc. BioL Chem; Soc. Exp. Biol; assoc
fel Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Abb; Badivin
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Inst. Med; Columbia Bioehem. Asa. OoUoM
chemistry; metabolism; chemistry of blood;
laboratory methods and apparatus.

Waller, Prof. Oail V(emon), 1130 Fair Oaks Paii-
way, Ann Arbor, Mich. Pathology. St. Johns,
Mich, Feb. 17, 87. A.B, Albion, 08; M.D, Hkh-
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asst. prof, 17- Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp.
Biol; Int. Ass. Med. Mus. Neoplasia; tuber-
culosis; blastophthoria; mnstard-^as poisoning.

WeUer, Prof. Staart, Walker Museum, Univenitj
of Chicago, Chicago^ HI. * Geology. Maine. X.
T, Dec. 26, 70. B.S, Cornell, 94; Ph.D, Yale,
01. Asst. paleont. geol, Chicago^ 95-97, assoe,
97-00, instr, 00-01, asst. prof, 01-08, assoc
prof, 08-15, prof, 15- Paleontologist, N. J.
Geol. Surv, 99-07; asst. geologist, U. 8. QeoL
Surv, 01-06, geologist, 06-; geologist, HL Oeol
Surv, 06- A. A; Geol. Soc; Paleont. Soc. (▼•
pres, 11) ; cor. mem. N. Y. Acad; Chicago Aead.
(v. pres, 16). Paleozoic paleontology, espeeisDj
in its relation to geologic problems; Paleosoie
faunas of the Miraissippi valley; the Chester
series in Illinois, Missouri, and Kentucky.

WelUngtoo, Prof. Ghaxlefl> Amherst, Mass. Chm-
istry. Limerick, Maine, May 4, 53. B.S, MsM.

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Col, 73; yirginia^ 77; Ph.D, Gottingen, 85.
Ajst. chemist^ U. S. Dept. Agr, 77-82; assoc.
prof, chem, M(us, Col, 85-07, prof, gen. and
agr, ohem, 07" Chem. Boo; Ghem. Gesell. Or-
ganic chemistry; carbohydrates.

WalUngton, Prof. Bichard, Agricnltural Experi-
ment Station, Oeneva, N. Y. Sortioulture, Walt-
ham, Mass, Oct. 10, 84. B.S, Mass. Col, 06,
M.8, Harvard, 11. Asst. horticulturist, N. Y.
Exp. Sta, Geneva, 06-11, assoc. horticulturist,
12-13; asst. horticulturist, Minnesota, and
pomologist, Exp. Sta, 13-19; prof. veg. garden-
ing, Maryland, and veg. breeder, Exp. Sta, 19-
20. A.A; Soe. Hort. ScL Hinging herbaceous
plants; grapes of New York.

WelUach, Prof. B(dward) M(oiitaga), Univernty
of Sydney, Sydney, Australia. Phffsics, Sydney,
April 14, 82. B.A, Sydney, 06, M.A, 07; B.A,
Cambridge, 09. Lecturer math, Sydney, 07;
asst. prof, physics, Yale, 11. Physical S.oc.
Mobilities of ions produced by Bontgen rays;
radioactive material in electric fields; columnar
ionization.

WelU, Piof. B(ertram) WOiitUar), Stote Col-
lege, Baleigh, N. 0. Botany. Troy, Ohio,
March 5, 84. A.B, Ohio State, 11, A.M, 16;
Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr. biol, Knox, 11-12;
substitute in charge, bot. dept. Conn. Col, 12-
13; instr. hot, Kansas State, 13-15; prof,
Arkansas, 18-19; N. C. Col, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc.
Plant pathological anatomy.

WeUa, Dr. F(rederlc) L(yman), Psychopathic
Hospital, Boston, Mass. ^Psychology. Boston,
Mass, AprU 22, 84. A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M,
04, Ph.D, 06. Asst. psychol, Columbia, 05-06|
lecturer, Barnard, 06-07; asst. path, psychol,
McLean Hosp, 07-21; chief, psychol lab. Psy-
chopath, Hosp, tl- AJl; Psychol. Ass; Psy-
chopath. Ass; Pqychoanal. Ass; New Eng. Soc
Psychiatry. Experimental psychopathology;
mental adaptation.

WeUs, Prof. George B(088 ICanrlce), 11 Qiurch
8t, Wethersfield, Conn. Psychology. Moose
Jaw, Sask, June 16, 84. BA, McMaster, 06;
A.M, Harvard, 09; Ph.D, Hopkins, 12. Instr.
7)^cAa^ Oberlin, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-17; prof,
Ohio Wesleyan, 17-20; Hartford Sch. KeL Peda-
gogy, to- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Ohio Acad.
Beaction time; control movement.

Wells, Prof. H(arr7) B(dward), Smith College,
Northampton, Mass. Ch&mistry. Hudson FaUs,
N. Y. B.S, Middlebury, 94, A.M, 95; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 97. With Prof. W. O. Atwater, foci
investigations, 98-00; instr. chem, Wesleyan,
99-01; prof, Allegheny, 02-07; Washington and
Jefferson, 07-18; capt, O.W.S, 18-19; instr.
chem. Harvard, 19-20; prof, Smith, tO- A.A;
Chem. Soc. Nutrition; inorganic chemistry;
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"WeUa, Prof. HCarry) Gideon, University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, HI. ^Pathology. New Haven,
Conn, July 21, 75. Ph.B, Yale, 95, hon. A.M,
12; A.M, Lake Forest, 98; M.I>, Bush Med. Col,
98, fellow, 99-00; Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Intern,
Cook Co. Hosp, 98-99; asst. path. Bush Med.
Col, 01, assoc, Chicago, 01-02, instr, 02-04,
asst. prof, 04-09, assoc. prof, 09-13, prof, IS-,
director, Sprague Mem. Inst, 11- Pathologisti
Cook Co. Hosp, 06-; commissioner to Bumania,

Bed Cross, 18-19. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact.

(pros, 19); Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Bact; Soc. Biol. CSiem:
Am. Med. Ass. (chairman, sect. path, and
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15, 19); Chicago Path. Soc Chemical and
general pathology.

Wells, Prof. H(orace) L(emiiel), 239 Edwards
St, New Haven, Conn. *Chemisiry. New
Britain, Conn, Oct. 5, 55. Ph.B, Yale, 77, A.M,
94; ScD, Pennsylvania, 07. Asst. chemist,
Conn. Exp. Sta, 78-80; chemist, Colo. Coal and
Iron Co, 80-84; instr. chem, Yaie, 84-89, asst.
prof, 89-94, prof. anal. chem. and metal, 94-
Nat. Acad; Chem. Soc; Conn. Acad. IiLorgaAic
chemistry, especially double halogen salts;
double and triple salts, especially those contain-
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WeU8» Dr. James 8(lmpson) Chester, Fifth Ave-
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lurgy. Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 13, 51. Ph3,
ColumlMa, 75, Ph.D, 77. Asst. anal, chem, Co-
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consulting metallurgist and mining engineer, 09--
Manager, Empire Syndicate, Muysville, Hont;
supt, Silver Fissure Mining Co, Polaris, Mont;
capt, C.E.F, 15-18. Electrochemistry.

Wells, M(orri8) M(iller), 1177 E. 55th St, Chi-
cago, IlL Zoology. Woodston, Kans, Nov. 8,
85. B.S, Chicago, 12; Ph.D, Illinois, 15.
Instr. zool, Chicago, 15-19; with Gen. Biol.
Supply House, 19- A.A; Soc. Zool; EeoL Soc;
Entom. Soc; British EcoL Soc. Animal behav-
ior; ecology; physiology of the invertebrates
and the lower vertebratea

Wells, Dr. P(hllip) V(anuim), U. S. Bureau of
Standards, Washington, D. C. Physics. Bos-
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11; D.Sc, Paris, 20. Asst physics, Msuw. Inst.
Tech, 11-13; assoc. physicist. Bur. Standards,
IS- Int. Ice Control Ice. exped, 15 ; representa-
tive, Bur. Standards, Paris, 19-20. Physical
Soc; Chem. Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos.
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Wells, Dr. Soger O(lark), IT. S. Geological Sur-
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N. Y, Oct. 24, 77. A.B, Harvard, 01, Ph.D 04.
Instr. chem, Harvard, 04-05; physical chem,
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07-08; physical chemist, V. S. Oeol. Surv, OS-
Chemist potash exploration in Chile, Cameron
Syndicate, 15 ; mineral resource specialist sodium
compounds, U. S. Geol. Surv, and special agent
IT. 8. Census. First Pan-Pacific Sci. Congress,
Honolulu, 20. A.A; Chem. Soc; Wash. Geol.
Soc; Wash. Acad; Harvard Chemists. Inor-
ganic and physical chemistry; atomic weights
of sodium and chlorin; the analysis of min-
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natural waters; pure and applied geochemistry.

We]l8» Dr. Volney H(iiiiter), 303 Maple Ave,
Northfield,Minn. Mathematics. Dowagiac,Mich,
June 18, 89. A.B, Olivet, 09; Ph.D, Michigan,
16. Instr. math, Hastings, 09-11, prof, 11-13;
instr, Michigan, 13-16; prof. math, and statist,
Pittsburgh, 16-17; statistician. Bur. War Bisk
Ins, 19-20; prof, math, Carleion, tO- Lieut,
A.S.A.P, 17-19. Math. Soc; Statist. An. StA-

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tifitics; geometry; polar fields; military and
naval insurance.

Welo, Dr. L(ar8) A(lTln), 2102 Como Ave, S. E,
Minneapolis, Minn. Physics. Churdi's Ferry,
N. Dak, Jan. 29, 88. B.S, N. Dak, Col, 11 ; M.S,
Illinois, 15; fellow, California, 16-17, Ph.D, 18.
Asst. astron, Illinois, 15-16; physics, California,
17-18; engineer in forest products, Forests
Prod. Lab, 18-19 ; asst. prof, physics, Minnesota,
19- A.A ; Physical 8oc. Wehnelt cathode rays ;
photoelectric effect; effect of kiln drying on
strength of airplane woods.

WaUh, WiUlam W(«lflh), U. S. Bureau of Fish-
eries, Washington, D. C. Ichthyology. Phila-
delphia, Pa, Aug. 10, 78. Pennsylvania, 99.
Scientific asst, V. 8. Bur. Fisheries, 11- In
charge fisheries research, Atlantic and Gulf
waters. U. S, 18-19. Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp;
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ichthyology; oceanography; marine fishes.

Wambxldge, Mrs. Eleanor Bowland, 2012 Chester-
land Ave, Cleveland, Ohio. Psychology. Lee,
Mass, Dee. 9, 83. A.B, Badcliffe, 03, A.M, 04,
Ph.D, 05. Asst. prof, psychol, Mt. Holyoke, 06-
1»; prof, Beed, 12-17; supervisor, reconstruction
aides, 8.G.0, W.D, 18- Mem. archeol. exped. to
Crete, 12. A.A; Psychol. Ass. Psychology of
religion and esthetics; mental tests.

Wende, Dr. Orover W(i]llam), 471 Delaware Ave,
Buffalo, N. Y. Dermatology. Mill Grove, N.
Y, April 6, 67. M.D, Buffalo, 89; Pennsylvania,
90; Prague and Paris, 98. Lecturer and later
prof, dentiat. and syphHol, Buffalo, 9t- Derma-
tologist, Erie Co, Sisters of Charity, German,
Buffalo General, Children's, Municipal, U. S.
Marine and Buffalo City Hospitals and Dispen-
saries. Dermat. Ass. (past pres) ; Am. Med.
Ass. (past chairman, dermat. sect) ; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Ass. Cancer Research; N. Y. Med.
Soc. (past pres). Dermatology in relation to in-
ternal medicine ; diagnosis, prevention and treat-
ment of syphilis; pellagra.

Wendell, Prof. Oeorge V(incent), Columbia Uni-
versity, New York, N. Y. Physics. Plainfield,
N. J, Aug. 16, 71. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92;
A.M, Ph.D, Leipzig, 98 ; Berlin, 98-99. Asst.
physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-93, instr, 93-00,
asst. prof, 00-04, assoc. prof, 04-07; head, dept.
physics, Stevens, 07-10; prof, physics, Columbia,
10- In charge, dept. physics, Simmons (Mass),
02-04; Boston, 05-06. Physical Soc; Eng.
Educ. Optics and heat; rotatory polarization;
heat conduction in gases.

Wendt, Prof. Gerald L(oiil8), University of Chi-
cago, Chicago, 111. ^Chemistry. Davenport,
Iowa, March 3, 91. A.B, Harvard, 13, A.M, 14,
Ph.D, 16. Austin teaching fellow, Harvard, 12-
16; junior chemist in radioactivity, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 16; instr. chem, Bice Inst, 16-17; quant,
anal, and radioactivity, Chicago, 17-18, asst.
prof, chem, 18- Capt, C.W.S, 18; assoc. ed,
'Jour. Radiol,* 20- A.A; Chem. Soc; Electro-
chem. Soc; Physical Soc. Radioactivity; photo-
chemistry: electronics; sub-atomic phenomena.

Wenlger, Dr. Waada, Agricultural College, N.
Dak. Botany. Milwaukee, Wis, Dec. 5, 95. B.S,
Oregon Col, 15; M.S, Wisconsin, 16; fellow, Chi-
cago, 16-18, Ph.D, 18. Instr. bot, William and
Vashti, 18; asst. "botanist and plant pathologist,

N. Dak. Exp. 8ta, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phyto-
path. Soc Cytology of fertilization in plaotE;
cytology of rusts.

Weniger, Prof. W(illibald), Oregon Agricultanl
College, Corvallis, Oregon. Physics. Mil-
waukee, Wis, June 20, 84. AJB, Wisconsin, 05,
A.M, 06 fellow, 06-08, Ph.D, 08. Asst. phyaies,
Wisconsin, 0&-06; instr, Oregon Col, 08-09, asst.
prof, 09-10, prof, 10-14; physicist, Nek Bc-
search Lab, 14-20; prof, physics, Oregon Col,
to- Mem. Nat. Researdi Council A. A; Phys-
ical Soe; lUum. Eng. Soc Infra-red absorptioa
spectra; reflection factors of tungsten; monoco-
lar and binocular field glasses; astatic gal-
vanometers; infra-red vacuum spectrometer.

Wenner, Dr. Frank, Bureau of Standards, Wash-
ington, D. C. ^Physics. Benton Co, Iowa, Jan.
18, 73. B.S, Knox, 99; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 09.
Instr. physics, Iowa State, 02-05; Pennsylvania,
05-07; asst. physicist. Bur. Standards, 07-13,
assoc physicist, 13-20, physicist, tO- A A:
Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; Wash. Acad; Wa^h.
Philos. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Galvanometer?;
resistance apparatus and measurements; subma-
rine detection; airplane armament.

Wenner, Dr. John J(eremiali), 938 S. 58th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Bacteriology. Allentown. Pa,
85. B.S, Muhlenberg, 13 ; A.M, Yale, 15, Ph.D.

18. Asst. to Prof. Bettger, Storrs Exp. Sta, 16-
IS; bacteriologist, Pa. State Health Dept, IS-
Pub. Health Ass. Hygiene; public health; ani-
mal diseases.

Wenrich, Prof. D(aTid) HCenry), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Le-
compton, Kans, June 29, 85. A.B, Kansas, 11.
A.M, 12; Ph.D, Harvard, 15. Teaching fellow
zool, Kansas, 11-12; Austin teaching fellow.
Harvard, 12-13, 14-15; instr, Pennsylvania, IS-

19, asst. prof, 19- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc Zool.
Chromosomes; spermatogenesis; mitosis in Pro-
tozoa.

Wenael, HCeury) TCheodor), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. Physics. St. Louifs
Mo, March 5, 93. A.B, Washington (St. Louis\
17; A.M, Hopkins, 20. Physicist, Bur. Stand-
ards, 17-; instr. physics, Eoplcins, 19- Physical
Soc ; Optical Soc ; Wash. Philos. Soc. Optics.

We&te, Dr. B(dward) CClixistoplier), Western
Electric Co, New York, N. Y. Physics. Denver.
Iowa, 89. A.B, Michigan, 11; B.S, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 14; Ph.D, Yale, 18. Besearch physieigt.
Western Elec. Co. Acoustics; infra-red radia-
tion.

Wentllng, Prof. J(ohn) PQiillp), University
Farm, St. Paul, Minn. Forestry. Knox, Pa,
Feb. 2, 78. A.B, Franklin and Marshall, G2,
A.M, 05. Teacher, pub. schools, Pa, 96-97 : for-
ester, U. S. Forest Service, 02-06; prof, forestty,
Pa. Forest Acad, 06-08; asst prof, Minnesota,
08-14, assoc. prof, 14- Soc Foresters; Pa. For-
estry Ass; Minn. Forestry Ass. Beforestation
of sand dunes; sylvics and sylviculture; wood
utilization; forest products.

Wentworth, Prof. Edward K(oxxi8), Armour and
Co, Chicago, 111. Genetics. Dover, N. H, Jan.
11, 87. B.S.A, Iowa State, 07, MJS, 09; Har
vard, 12. Instr. animal husbandry, Iowa State,
07-09, asst. prof, 09-11, assoc prof, 11-13:

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

729

prof, zooteehnj, Chicago Vet. Co], 13-14; ani-
mal breeding, Kansas State^ 14-17; capt, F.A,
17-19; with hur, agr. research and eeon, Armour
and Co, 19- Assoc, ed, 'Breeders' Gazette/
13-14; asst. director, eoL agr, A.E.F. Univ,
Beaune. Officier du M4rite agricole. A. A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool; Soc. Animal Production; fel.
Iowa Acad; Kans, Acad. Inheritance of color
and fertility in domestic animals.

W«rke&tliin, Prof. Frad C(oiirad), Iowa State
College, Ames, Iowa. Botany, Feb. 21, 90.
A.B, A.M, Texas, 15. Asst. bot. and bacter,
Texas, 12-15; asst. prof, biol, N. Mex. Col, and
plant pathologist, Exp. Sta, 15-18; assoc. prof,
bot. N. H. Col. and asst. botanist, Exp. Sta, 18-
20; instr, hot, Iowa State, tO- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc; N. H. Acad. Morphology; my-
cology.

Werner, Dr. Louis F, 712 Hand Ave, Cincinnati,
Ohio. Chemiairy, Cincinnati, March 2, 89.
A.B, Cincinnati, 12, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst.
ehem, Cincinnati, 12-16; chemist, Werner Drag
and Chem, Co, 17- Instr. chem. Wilmington,
17-; prof. chem. and mat. med, Ohio Col. Dental
Surg, 20- Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; or-
ganic nitrogen compounds; quinolin dyes; alka-
loids.

Wesson, David, 111 S. Mountain Ave, Montclair,
N. J. ^Chemistry, Brooklyn, N. Y, Jan. 14, 61.
Brooklyn Polytech, 77-78; B.8, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 83. Asst. to Prof. W. R. Nichols, 83-84;
chemist, N. K. Fairbanks and Co, Qiicago, 84-
90; head chemist. Am. Cotton Oil Co, 90-95;
pres, Wesson Mfg. Co, 95-00; tech. director,
Southern Cotton Oil Co, N, Y. City, 00- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng.
(pres); Am. Geog. Soc; Soc Cotton Products
Analysts (past pres); N. Y. Chemists Club;
Chicago Chem. Soc. Technology of oils; cotton
oil and by-products; inventor of refining proc-
ess of edible oils.

West, Dr. Byron L(lUibTldge), P. O. Box 525,
Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. Providence, R. I,
Feb. 7, 93. Ph.B, Bro^vn, 15 ; M.S, 16, Edwards
feUow, 16-18, Ph.D, 18. Org. chemist, E. I.
duPont de Nemours and Co, 19- Org. chemist.
Nitrogen Products Co, summer, 15; Fed. Chem.
and Dye Corp, summer, 16; lieut. Sanit. C, 18-
19. Nitrogen fixation; action of acetic an-
hydrid on alpha naphthyl propiolic acid.

"West^ Dr. Oha(rle)8 KgnaUus), 924 M St, N.
W, Washington, D. C. Surgery. Washington,
Oct. 23, 68. M.D, Howard, 95. Asst. anat,
Howard, 95-96, demonstrator, 96-02, lecturer
topog. anat, 98-07, assoc. prof, anat, 07- Prof,
anat, bacter. and urinalysis, Freedman's Hosp.
Nurses' Training Sch, 95-04; intern, Freed-
man's Hosp, 95-96, attending physician and
gynecologist, 96-02, first asst. surgeon and exec,
officer, 02-04 ; attending physician, People 's Con-
gregational Church Free Dispensary, 09-16;
dean, I^eople 's Training Sch. for Nurses, 10-16.
Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Aes ; Wash. Meddco-Chirurg.
8oe. Anatomy of the Ajnerican negro; human
adrenals in their relation to cutaneous differ-
ences; internal secretions of the human kidney;
laws of mechanics applied to muscle action.

W66t» X>r. Clarence J (ay), A. D. Little, Inc, Cam-
bridge, Mass. Biological chemistry. Brighton,

Mich, June 14, 86. B.S, Michigan, 09, Ph.D, 12.
Besearch chemist. Rockefeller Inst, 12-18; di-
rector, information dept, A. D. Little, Ine, 19-
Instr. org. ehem, Michigan, summers, 10-12;
contributing ed, 'Paper.' Major, C.W.S, 18-19.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Biol. Chem; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Harvey Soc. Carbonium salts; lipoids;
aliphatic fatty acids; bibliography.

West, Dr. Frank L(orenxo), Utah Agricultural
College, Logan, Utah. Physics, Physical chem-
istry. Ogden, Utah, Feb. 1, 85. B.S, Utah Col,
04; Stanford, 04-05; Chicago, 06-07, fellow, 10-
11, Ph.D, 11. Prof, physics, Brigham Toung,
05-06; asst, Chicago, 06-07; prof, Utah Col,
07-, dean, sch. gen. science, IS- A.A; Physical
Soc; fel. Meteorol. Soc; Utah Acad. Organic
amalgams; freezing temperatures of fruit buds;
orchard heating.

Wester, P(eter) J(ohn8on), Lamao , Experiment
Station, Lamao via Limay, Bataan, P. I. Agri-
culture. Arbr&, Sweden, Sept. 23, 77. Grad,
Gefleborgs lans Folk Hogskola, 95. Horticul-
turist, Bur. Agr, P. I, 11-17, agr. adviser, 17-
Agr. exped. to Java, 14. A.A. Breeding of
Annonas; propagation of tropical fruits.

Westergaard, Dr. H(arald) M(aloolm), Uni-
versity of Illinois, Urbana, IlL Mechanics.
Copezihagen, Denmark, Oct. 9, 88. B.S, Royal
Col. Eng, Denmark, 11; Gottingen and Munich,
13-14; Ph.D, Illinois, 16. Designing engineer,
Copenhagen, Hamburg and London, 11-14;
instr. theoret. and applied mech, Illinois, 16-19,
assoc, 19- Concrete engineer, emergency fleet
corp, U. S. Shipping Board, summer, 18. Theo-
retical and applied mechanics; theory of proba-
bility; reinforced concrete; structural statics.

WestfaJl, Dr. John Van Btten, 120 Broadway,
New York, N. Y. Mathematics. Dresserville,
N. Y, June 24, 72. B.S, Cornell, 95; Ph.D,
Leipzig, 98. Instr. math, Iowa, 99-05; v. pres.
Equitable Life Assurance Soc, 06-

Westfall, Prof. W(iUitinms) D(avld) A(Uen),

* 915 University St, Columbia, Mo. Mathematics.
Montague, N. J, Jan. 27, 79. A.B, Yale, 01;
Ph.D, Gottingen, 05. Instr. math, Yale, 02-03;
Missouri, 05-07, asst. prof, 07-14, assoc. prof,
14- A. A; Math. Soc; Math. Verein; Circolo
Mat. di Palermo. Applications of integral
equations.

Westgate, J(ohn) M(inton), U. S. Agricultural
Experiment Station, Honolulu, Hawaii. Agri-
culture. Kingston, N. Y, Feb. 17, 78. B.S,
Kansas State^ 97, M.S, 99; Chicago, 01-03.
Asst. bot, Kansas State, 97-01; sand binding
investigations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03-05, in charge
alfalfa and clover investigations, 05-11, agron-
omist in charge clover investigations, 11-14;
in charge, Hawaii Exp. Sta, 15- Mem. Univ.
Chicago bot. exped. to northwest United States,
01. A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron; fel. Royal
Soc. Arts. Agronomy; sand dune fixation;
breeding and adaptation of alfalfa and clover;
agricultural crops and industries in Hawaii.

Westgate, Prof. Lewis a(ardner), Delaware,
Ohio. Geology. Phenix, R. I, Oct. 8, 68. A.B,
Wesleyan, 90; A.B, Harvard, 91, A.M, 92, Ph.D,
96. Teacher science, high sch, Evanston, 111,
93-00; prof, geol, Ohio Wesleyan, 00- Assoc,
geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv. Geol. Soc; Ass.

730

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Geog; Min. Eng. Crystalline geology of New
Jersey and Connecticut; areal mapping in the
Rocky Mountains; economic geology.

Westliafer, Prof. W(llUam) S, College of
Wooster, Wooster, Ohio. Physios. Uhrichsville,
Ohjo, July 8, 79. A.B, Ohio Wesleyan, 03, A.M,
07; Harvard, 09. Instr. math, Ohio Wesleyan,
06-07; physics, Amherst, 09-12, asst. prof, 12-

14, assoc. prof, 14-18i; prof, and head of dept,
Wooster, 18- A.A; assoc. Physical Soc. Con-
ductivity of molybdenite.

Weston, Bdward, Waverly Park, Newark, N. J.
^Electrical engineering. Brynn Castle, England,
May 9, 50. English schools; LL.D, McGill, 03;
ScD, Stevens, 04; Princeton, 10. Electrician,
U. S. Elec. Light Co, 81-88; v. pres. and gen.
manager, Weston Elec, Instrument Co, 88-05,
pres, 06- Second v. pres, trustees, Stevens.
Medals atid honors, various expositions. A.A;
Elec. Eng. (past pres); Physical Soc; Ilium.
Eng. Soc; hon. mem. Nat. Elec. Light Ass; Elec-
trochem. Soc; Chem. Soc; Mech. Eng; Am.
Geog. Soc; Royal Soc. Arts. Electrochemistry;
electrometallurgy; electrical instruments; de-
velopment of electrical measuring instruments
of precision.

Weston, Dr. ICarion D(odge), Rhode Island College
of Education, Providence, R. I. Paleontology.
Atkinson, N. H, March 10, 84. A.B, Mt. Hoi-
yoke, 06, A.M, 09; Columbia, 0^10; Ph.D,
Brown, 17. Asst. bot, Mt. Holyoke, 06-09;
insir. hiol, B. I. Col. Educ, 10- Paleobotany;
Carboniferous flora of Rhode Island.

Weston, Dr. Fanl a(arfield), Warren, Pa. Pa-
thology. Pottsville, Pa, July 6, 81. M.D,
Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 08. Pathologist,
Phila. Hosp. for Contagious Diseases, 08-10;
assoc. prof. path, and bacter, Temple, 08-10;
pathologist, State Hosp, 10- Ass. Path, and
Bact; Medico-Psychol. Ass. Bacteriology; im-
munity; chemistry of blood and spinal fluid;
action of snake venom.' *

Weston, Bobert Spnrr, 14 Beacon St, Boston,
Mass. Sanitary science. Concord, N. H, Aug.
1, 69. B.S, Amherst, 91, A.M, 04; Mass. Inst.
Tech, 94-95; Berlin, 96. Asst. in state and
munic. sanit. investigations of water supplies,
95-99; asst. prof. pub. health, Mass. Inst. Tech,
12-16; consulting sanit. engineer, 99- Chem.
Soq; Soc. Chem. Indust; Civil Eng; Pub. Health
Ass; Water Works Ass; Chem. Eng; New Eng.
Water Works Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng; Can.
Inst. Eng. The character of water, sewage and
industrial waste and methods for their purifi-
cation.

Weston, Dr. W(il]la)m H(enry), Jr, U. S. De-
partment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C.
Plant pathology. New York, N. Y, Jan. 24, 90.
A.B, Dartmouth, 11; A.M, Harvard, 12, Ph.D,

15. Instr. bot. Western Reserve, 15-16; path,
inspector, fed. hort. board, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 16-
17, pathologist, hw. plant indust, 17- Instr.
bot. Summer Sch. of Science, Halifax, N. S, 12;
asst. Woods Hole, summers, 14, 15. A.A; Bot.
Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Micros. Soc. Mycology;
life histories of Saprolegniales ; fungous diseases
of crops in Guam; Oriental downy mildews of
grasses.

Weitmore» (Ftank) Alexander, U. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Ornithology.
North Freedom, Wis, June 18, 86. AJB, Kansas,
12; M.S, George Washington, 16, PhJ>, 20.
Asst, museum, Kansas, 05-10; agent, bioL turv.
V. 8. Dept. Agr, 10-12, assi. biologist, IS- Asst.
Colo. Museum Nat. Hist, 09. A. A; feL Omith.
Union; Cooper Ornith. Union; Wilson Omith.
Club; Wash. Biol. Soe. (councilor, 14-); Waah.
Biol. Field Club (seo'yi 17-). Economic and
systematic ornithology; avian anatomy and os-
teology.

Wets^ Beinhard ACngnst), College of. the Citv
of New York, New York, N. Y. Physics. Ger-
many, May 18, 73. B.S, Minnesota, 01; Chi-
cage, summers, 02, 03; Wisconsin, 04r-O7; Co-
lumbia, 07-09; Aachen, Germany, summer, 14.
Teacher, high sch, Detroit, Minn, 01-02; Ot-
tumwa, Iowa, 02-03; Fargo, N. Dak, 03-04;
asst. physics, Wisconsin, 0^-07; Columbia, 07-
09 ; tutor, Col City of N. Y, 10-15, instr, 15-16,
supervisor, Townsend Harris HaU, 16- A^;
Physical Soc; Optical Soc; Math. Soc Uni-
versal constant of gravitation; radiation pres-
sure; principle of relativity; electric resolution
of the spectral lines of the elements.

Weyer, Prof. Edward M(offat), College Campus,
Washington, Pa. Psychology, Philosophy.
Portsmouth, Ohio, Oct. 1, 72. Wisconsin, 91-93:
A.B, Yale, 95; Ph.D, Leipzigi 98- ^^^^i psychoL
lab. Yale, 98-99; adj. prof. phUos, Washington
and Jefferson, 99-05, prof, 05- Psychol. Ass.
Time-threshold of psychophysical and mental
processes; reaction time of animals; animal con-
sciousness.

Weymouth, Prof. P(rank) W (alter), Stanford
Universi^, Calif. Physiology, Zoology. Seattle,
Wash, June 17, 84. A.B, Stanford, 09, A.M,
11. Instr. physiol, Stanford, 11-12 ; asst. physiol,
Hopkins, 12-13; asst. prof, Stanford, IS- A, A;
Calif. Acad. Taxonomy and life history of Pa-
cific coast Crustacea; blood clotting; physiology
of eye and ocular muscles.

Weysse, Dr. Arthnr WCiasald), 688 Boylaton St,

Boston, Mass. Biology. Machias, Maine, Nov.
16, 67. A.B, Harvard, 91, ^U, 92, PhJ>, 94;
Leipzig, 94-95 ; Berlin, 95 ; Ecole de M6d, Paris,
95-96; Naples Zool. Sta, 96; M.D, B&le, 07.
Asst. bot. Harvard, and zool, Radcliffe, 92-94;
instr. biol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96-07; prof. exp.
physiol, sch. med, Boston, 99-, lecturer venereal
diseases, 14-, hiol, Boston, 04-, acting dean,
grad. sch, 17- Lecturer physiol; Am. Seh. for
Physical Educ, 1^17. Mem. VoL M.C, 18.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Ass. Anat; Ass.
Prof; Am. Acad; Boston Med. Library Ass;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Boston Soc Med. Sel.
Embryology of the Mammalia and other verte-
brates; blood pressure.

Whedon, Dr. Arthur D(ewltt), UnlTersity of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Iowa
City, Iowa, March 14, 79. A.B, Iowa State, 07,
M.S, 12; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 18. Head, bot.
dept, Wm. McKinley High Seh, St. Louis, Mo,
09-11; biol. dept, State Nor. Seh, Mankato.
Minn, 11-15; dept. bot. and geog. State Nor.
sch. West Chester, Pck, IS-; instr, sool, Penns^-
vania, 16- Ezten. lecturer, Minnesota, IS-15.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

731

A. A; Entom. Soc. Entomology; Odonata; bird
life in the Miasissippi Vallej.

Wheeler, Br. Alvin S(aw7er), Chapel Hill, N. C.
^Chemistry. Holyoke^ Mass, Nov. 2, 66. A.B,
Beloit, 90; Chicago, 95; Cornell, 97; A.M, Har-
vard, 97, Ph.D, 00; Berlin, 10; Swiss Federal
Poly tech, 11. Teacher, high soh, Tacoma, Wash,
93-96; asst. org, oh&m. Harvard, 97-00; assoe.
prof, North Carolina, 00-12, prof, 118- Lec-
turer org. ehem, Harvard, summer, 05. A.A;
Chem. Soc. (pres, N. C. sect, 04) ; Chem. G^esell.
Beduction of dehydromncic acid; condensations
of aldehydes with aromatic amins; anthranilic
acid derivatives; cellulose; Walden inversion;
tautomerism of hydroxynaphthalenes; eymene
derivatives; complex etiiers; hydroxynaphtho-
quinone dyes.

Wheeler, E(beiieser) SCmitli), 76 Delaware Ave,
Detroit, Mich. Engineering. Wayne Co, Pa,
Aug. 27, 39. C.E, Michigan, 67, A.M, 97. U.
8. asst. engineer, 64-97; chief engineer, Nica-
ragua Canal Co, 97-98 ; U, 8. asst. engineer, 98-
Civil Eng; Mich. Eng. Soc; Franklin Inst.
Measurement of base lines; canal construction;
physics of the Great Lakes.

Wheeler, Prof. B(dwin) B(eiiiiett), Palo Alto,
Calif. Physios. Detroit, Mich, Sept. 20, 73. B.S,
Missouri, 01; Columbia, 04-07. Instr. physics,
Union, 01-03; asst, Columbia, 04-07; prof,
Clarkson Col. Tech, 08-14. A. A; Physical Soc.

Wbeeler, Prof. H(erbert) A(llen), 408 Locust St,
St. Louis, Mo. Mining engineering. Brooklyn,
N. Y, 59. E.M, Columbia, 80. Prof, mining,
Washington (St. Louis), 83-95; consulting en-
gineer, 95- Asst. geologist, Mo. Geol. Surv, 90-
95. Min. Eng; Ceramic Soc. (pres, 99); St.
Louis Acad; St. Louis Eng. Club. Clays; ore
dressing; economic geology.

Wheeler, Dr. H(omer) J(ay), 111 Grant Ave,
Newton Center, Mass. * Agronomy. Bolton,
Mass, Sept. 2, 61. B.S, Mass. Col, 83; Ph.D,
OSttingen, 89; hon. ScD, Brown, 11. Asst.
chemist, Mass. Exp. Sta, 83-87; chemist, B. I.
Exp. Sta, 89-05, agronomist, 97-12, director, 01-
12, prof, geol, R. I. Col, 89-12; acting pres, 02-
03, prof. agr. chem, 03-07; manager, agr.
service bureau, Am. Agr. Chem. Co, 12- A. A;
Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (pres, 02); Soc. Prom.
Agr. Sci; Soc. Agron. (pres); Am. Geog.
Soc. Soils; manures; the occurrence of in-
jurious acidity in upland soils; seaweeds; potato
Bcab; crop rotations; grass manuring and com-
position of the crop ; sodium salts and their func-
tions in soils and plants; relations of lime and
magnesia to plant growth.

Wheeler, Dr. L(ynde) P(helpe), Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. Physios. Bridgeport, Conn,
July 27, 74. Ph.B, Yale, 94, Ph.D, 02. Lab.
asst. physics, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Tale, 95-97,
asst. 97-01, instr, 01-06, asst. prof, 06- A.A;
Physical Soc; Eng. Educ; Conn. Acad. Physical
optics; thermodynamics; electrical theory;
metallic reflection in various media; radio-
activity; high frequency A. C; thermionic
vacuum tubes.

Wheeler, Prof. N(atha]iiel) B(me8t), Colby Col-
lege, Waterville, Me. Physics, Dunbarton,
N. H, June 29, 81. B.S, Colby, 09; M.Sc,
McGill, 11. Demonstrator physics, McGill, 09-

11, senior demonstrator, 11-14, lecturer, 14-18,
asst. prof, 18-20; assoo. prof, and A«ad of
dept, Colby, tO- A. A; assoc. Physical Soc.
Thermal expansion ot rock at high tempera-
tures; graphite thermo-electric couplea for high
temperature measurements.

Wheeler, Prof. Baymond H(older), University of
Oregon, Eugene, Oregon. Psychology, Berlin,
Mass, March 9, 92. A.K Clark, 12, A.M, 13,
fellow, 14-15, Ph.D, 15. Instr. psychol, Oregon,
15-16, asst. prof, 16-18, prof, 19- Psychol. Ass.
Experimental psychology; psychology of the
blind; volition; learning; mental tests.

Wheeler, Dr. Bath, 416 Forest Boad, Baltimore,
Md. NutHtion. Plains, Pa, Aug. 5, 77. A.B,
Yassar, 99; Ph.D, Yale, 13. Teacher chem,
high sch, West Pittston, Pa; Saratoga Springs,
N. Y; instr. science, Pratt Inst; dietetics and
nutrition, Illinois, 12-13, assoc, 13-15, asst.
prof, household science, 15-16; director, home
eoon, dept, Goucher, 18- Mem. ed. board, ' Jour.
Home Econ.' A. A; Soc BioL Chem; Home
Econ. Ass; Dietetics Soe. (first v. pres). Die-
tetics; infant and adult nutrition.

Wheeler, Dr. Sdmylar Skaate* Ampere, N. J.
Electrical engineering. New York, N. Y, May
17, 60. Hon. Sc.D, Hobart, 94; Columbia, 12.
Asst. electrician, Jablichkoff Elec. Light Co,
81-83; with U. S. Elec. Lighting Co. and Edi-
son Elec. Light Co, 83-86; electrician, Herzog
Teleseme Co, 86; electrician and manager, C.
and C. Elec. Motor Co, 86-88; elec. expert,
Board Elec. Control, N. Y. City, 88-95; pres,
Crocker-Wheeler Co, Ampere, N. J, 88- A.A;
Elec. Eng. (past pres) ; Civil Eng; Mech. Eng.
Dynamos; motors; electrical machinery.

Wheeler, Prof. Wdlllam) A(rdile), 5503 33d St»
N. W, Washington, D. C. Botany. Stockton,
Minn, June 28, 76. B.Agr, Minnesota, 00, M.S,
01. Asst. hort. and forestry, Minnesota, 97-98,
bot, 98-00, instr, 00-01, sch. agr, 01-03; prof,
bot. and entom, S. Dak. CoL and Exp. Sta, 03-
07; sec'y, Dak. Improved Seed Co, 07-16; seed
reporting service, bwr. markets, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
1^19, in charge, div. hay, feed and seed indust,
19-20, market information, BO- In charge her-
barium work, Minn. Bot. Surv, 00-03; botanist,
S. Dak. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, 03- A.A;
fel. Minn. Bot. Soc. Agricultural botany;
grasses and forage plants; seed and market in-
formation.

Wheeler, Prof. W(illiaiii) M(ortoii), Bussey In-
stitution, Forest Hills, Boston, Mass. ^Zoology.
Milwaukee, Wis, March|19, 65. German- Ameri-
can Nor. Col; Ph.D, (mirk, 92; Wtirzburg and
Lidge, 93-^4; Smithsonian table, Naples Zool.
Sta, 93-94; Sc.D, Chicago, 16. Instr. embrypl,
Chicago, 92-96, asst. prof, 9^99; prof, aool,
Texas, 99-03; curator invert, sool, Am. Museum
Nat. Hist, 03-06; prof. econ. entom. Harvard,
08- Ed, 'Jour. N. Y. Entom. Soc'; assoc. ed.
'Biol. Bui'; 'Jour. Morphol'; 'Psyche'; re-
search assoc, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 08- Nat.
Acad; A. A; Soe. Nat; Soc. Zool. (pres, east,
branch, 08); Philos. Soe; Psychol. Ass; Entom.
Soc. (pres, 08); EeoL Soc. (v. pres, 16); Am.
Acad; Tex. Acad; N. Y. Acad; Wash. Acad;
cor. mem. Phila. Acad. Embryology of insects;
anatomy and embryology of animals, mainly in-

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vertebrates; habits and taxonomy of insects;
comparative psychology; ants, their structure,
development and behavior; ants of the world.

Wheelon, Dr. Homer, 3643 Vista Ave, St. Lonis,
Mo. Physiology. San Jose, Calif, June 29, 88.
A.B, Washington (Seattle), 11; M.S, St. Louis,
16, M.D, 18. Asst. zool, Washington (Seattle),
10-11; biol, Oregon, 11-12; physiol, St. Louis,
14-18, asst. prof, 18; house physictaTif Bethesda
Eosp, 8t. Louis, 18- Asst. physiol, Chicago,
summer, 14; lecturer, Jewish and St. Anthony's
Hospitals, St. Louis. Physiol. Soc; Ass. Study
Int. Secretions; Am. Med. Ass. Clinical physiol-
ogy; internal secretion of the testes; gastric
motility.

Wherry, Dr. Edgar T(heodox«), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry,
Philadelphia, Pa, Sept. 10, 85. B.S, Pennsyl-
vania, 06, Ph.D, 09. Instr. miner, Lehigh, 08-
10, asst. prof, 10-13; asst. curator miner, and
petrol, dept. geol, U. S. Nat. Museum, 13-17;
orystaUographer, bur, ehem, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
17- Ed, ' Am. Mineralogist. * Asst. geol, Penn-
sylvania, summer, 08, 09-10; lecturer chem,
Wagner Free Inst, 08-13. A.A; Chem. Soc; fel.
Geol. Soc; Miner Soc; Ecol. Soc; Phila. Acad;
Phila. Miner. Soc. Mineralogy ; crystallography.

Whernr, Prof. W(fllia)m B(ii^haiian), City Hos-
pital, Cincinnati, Ohio. Baeteriology. Lodiana,
India, Dec 24, 75. A.B, Washington and Jeffer-
son, 97; M.D, Bush Med. Col, 01. Asst. bacter,
Chicago, 01-02, assoc, 02-03; bacteriologist.
Govt. Laboratories, Manila, P. I, 03-05: prof,
bacter, Oakland Col. Med. and Surg, 07; bac-
teriologist, Board of Health, San Francisco, and
acting asst. surgeon, U. S. Pub. Health Service,
07-09; asst prof, bacter, Ohio-Miami Med. Col,
09; assoc. prof, bacter, Cincinnati, 10-13, prof,
bacter. and hygiene, 14- A.A; Pub. Health
Ass. Etiology of disease; physiology of bacteria.

Wbetsel, Prof. H(erbert) H(iee), College of
Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. *Plant pathology.
Near Avilla, Ind, Sept. 5, 77. A.B, Wabash,
02, A.M, 06; Cornell. Asst. bot, Cornell, 02-
04, instr, 04-05, asst. prof, col. agr, 05-06, plant
path, 06-09, prof, 09- Fungi and plant disease
investigation, Porto Rieo, 16. A. A; Phytopath.
Soc. (pros); Bot. Soc; British MycoL Soc;
Yerein. fur angewandte Bot. Diseases of gin-
seng; ^re blight of pomaceous fruits; Botrytis
diseases; dusting.

WhlpplA, Prof. George O(liaiidler), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. Sanitary science.
New Boston, N. H, March 2, 66. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 89. Biol^st, Boston Water Works,
89-97; director, Mt. Prospect lab, Dept. Water
Supply, Gas and Elec, N. Y. City, 97-04; con-
sulting sanit. engineer, 04-; prof, sanit. eng,
Harvard, 11-, sec'y, seih. pub. health. Har-
vard and Mass. Inst. Tech, 13- Dept. en-
gineer. Commission on Additional Water Sup-
ply, N. Y. City, 03; consulting prof, water
supply, Brooklyn. Polytech, 04-11; mem. pub.
health council, Mass. State Dept. Pub. Health,
14-; major and deputy commissioner to Rus-
sia, Bed Cross, 17; senior sanit. engineer, IT.
6. Pub. Health Service; chief, div. sanit. League
of Bed Cross Societies, 19. A.A; Civil Eng;
Water Works Ass; fel. Am. Acad; New Eng.

Water Works Ass; Brooklyn Eng. Club (pres,
08); Boston Soc. Civil Eng. (pres, 17). Water
purification; sewage disposal; stream pollation;
plumbing; vital statistics.

Whipple, Dr. George (Hoyt), Hooper Kesearch
Laboratory, San Francisco, Calif. ^Pathology.
Ashland, N. H, Aug. 28, 78. A.B, Yale, 00;
M.D, Hopkins, 05. Asst. path, Hopkins, 05-C6,
instr, 06-07; pathologist, Ancon Hosp, Panama,
07-08; res. pathologist, Hopldns Hosp, 08-14;
assoc. path, Hopkins, 08-10, assoc. prof, 10-14;
director. Hooper Foundation Med. Research and
prof, research med, California, 14-, dean, med.
sch, go- Pathologist, Bay View Asylum, Bal-
timore, 07, 09. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Path; Am.
Physicians; Soc. BioL Chem; Soc. Exp. BioL
Tuberculosis; uncinariasis; black-water fever;
pancreatic lesions; chloroform poisoning in ani-
mals.

Whipple, Prof. Chiy Montrose, Univerity of Mich-
igan, Ann Arbor, Mich. ^Psychology, Educa-
tion. Danvers, Mass, June 12, 76. A.B, Bro^ra,
97; Clark, 97-98; Ph.D, Cornell, 00. Asst.
psychol, Chirk, 97-98; Cornell, 98-02, lecturer
educ, 02-04, asst. prof, 04-11, educ. psychol, 11-
14; assoc. prof, educ, Illinois, 14-15, prof, 15-
18; acting director, bur. salesmanship research,
Carnegie Inst. Tech, 17-19, prof, applied psj-
chol, 18-19; prof. exp. educ. and director,
hur. tests and measurements, Michigan, IB-
Acting prof. educ. psychol, Missouri, 07-CS;
Wisconsin, summer, 09; co-operator ed. board.
'PsychoL Bull,' *Jour. Delinquency,' 'Jour.
Criminol,' 'Jour. Applied Psychol'; mem. Nat.
Besearch Council. A.A; Psychol. Ass; Nat.
Soc. Study Educ. (sec'y-treas, ed, 'Year-
books ') . Time order of disparate stimuli ; synes-
thesia; analysis of recognitory judgment in dis-
crimination of pitch after various time inter-
vals; discrimination of pitch of chords and
melodies; children's vocabularies; vocabuUrv
and word-building tests; distribution of dailj
time of Cornell students; effect of practise on
the range of attention; psychology of report:
standardization of mental tests; the value of
various mental tests; effective methods of
studying.

Whitaker, Prof. M(Uton) C, 27 WilUam St, New
York, N. Y. *Chemical engineering, Frarey*-
burg, Ohio, Dec. 16, 70. B.S, Colorado, 97.
M.S, 00, LL.D, 13; D.Ch.Eng, Pittsburgh, 15.
Instr. diem, Colorado, 98; Columbia, 02; dem-
ist, Welsbach Co, 03, gen. supt, 03-10; prof,
chem. eng, Columbia, 11-17; v. pres, V. 5.
Indust. Alcohol Co, and pres, U. 8. Induet. Chem.
Co, 17- Ed, *Jour. Indust and Eng. Chem/
11-16. Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. (chair
man, N. Y. sect, 11); Chem. Eng. (pres, 14V.
N. Y. Chemists Club (pres, 15-17, trustee). Ap
plied chemistry.

Whitbeck, Prof. B(ay) HCughes), Universitv of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Geography. Roehe?>
ter, N. Y, April 2, 71. A.B, Cornell, 01, Priu
cipal, Pike Sem, Pike, N. Y, 92-96; high $c&.
Schuylerville, N. Y, 96-98; asst. physiog, C©^
nell, 00-01; supervisor, State Model Sch, Trpr
ton, N. J, 01-'^09; asst. prof, physiog. and g*^?^
Wisconsin, 09-11, assoc prof, 11-15, prof, :'-

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Lecturer geog, summer session^ Tennessee, 02;
Chicago, 16; phjsieal geog, summer sessions,
Cornell, 03-07, 13, 20 ; geog, Adelphi, 06-09 ;
asst. prof, physiog, summer session, Wisconsin,
08, 09 ; ed, ' Jour, of Geog, ' 10-18 ; geographer,
Wis. Geol. Surv; Ass. Geog; Nat. Council Geog.
Teachers (pres, 20).

Whitcomb, W(llliain) HCenry), Box 606, New
Haven, Conn. ChemUtry. Boston, Mass, March
14, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03, M.S, 06.
Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-06; asst.
prof, chem, Miami, 06-08, assoe. prof, 08-13,
prof, 13-17; director lah. control, footwear div,
V, 8. Buhher Co, 17- A.A; Chem. Soc. Inor-
ganic chemistry.

White, Prof. AGbert) ECaston), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Metallurgy, Plain-
ville, Mass, March 12, 84. A.B, Brown, 07 ; Har-
vard, 07-08. Besearc^ worker, Jones and Laugh-
lin Steel Co, 08-11; instr. metal, Michigan, 11-
13, asst. prof, 13-17, prof, 19- Head, metal,
branch, inspection div, ordnance dept, TJ.S.A, 17-
18, tech. staff, 18-19; consulting engineer, De-
troit Edison Co; Packard Motor Car Co; Sagi-
naw Malleable Iron Co. Min. and Metal. Eng;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat. Condenser tubes;
recrystallization of steel; malleable iron.

WUte, Prof. Alfted H(olm68), University of
Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemical engineer-
ing, Peoria, HI, April 29, 73. McGill, 89-90;
A.B, Michigan, 93, B.S, 04; Polytech, Zurich,
96-97. Asst. chem, Illinois, 93-96; instr. chem.
technol, Michigan, 97-04, asst. prof, 04-07,
junior prof. chem. eng, 07-11, prof, 11" Con-
sulting engineer, V. S. Bur. Mines, 10-; eapt.
and later lieut. col, chief research, tech. sect,
assoc. chief, nitrate div, ordnance dept, 17-19;
consulting chem. engineer ordnance dept, 19-
Chem. Eng ; Am. Ghis Inst ; Soc. Test. Mat. Vol-
ume changes in concrete; destructive distillation
of coal and manufacture of illuminating gas;
recovery of methyl alcohol from waste liquors
of wood pulp mills; fixation of nitrogen.

Wlilte, (Oharles) David, U. S. Geological Sur-
vey, Washington, D. C. *PaJeohotany. Pal-
myra, N. Y, July 1, 62. B.S, Cornell, 86. Asst.
paleontologist, U, 8, Oeol, Surv, 86-94, asst.
S^eologist, 94-00, geologist, 00-12; chief geolo-
gist, if- Assoc, curator paleobot, U. S. Nat.
Museum. Nat. Acad; A. A; Bot. Soc; Geol.
Soc; Paleont. Soc. (v. pres, 09); Wash. Acad;
Wash. Geol, Biol, and Bot. Societies. Strati-
fH'&pluo study of Paleozoic fossil plants ; geolog-
ical climate; flora of the Pottsville formation.

Wliite, Prof. Oharles B(dgar), New Concord,
Ohio. Mathematics, Trafalgar, Ind, Oct. 26, 68.
A.B, Indiana, 96, A.M^ 07. Principal, high
schools, Ind, 97-04; teacher math, Mishawaka,
04-06; instr, Vanderbilt, 08-09; prof, W. Va.
Wesleyan, 09-20; MusJdngum, 21- Math. Ass.
Irreducible cases of equations; solutions of
equations; remainder theorems.

'Wliite, Oapt. Oha(rle)8 H(eiiry), Mills Building,
San Francisco, Calif. Geology, Mining, Yad-
kin Co, N. C, Aug. 13, 65. Peabody, 85-87;
Vanderbilt, 88; B.S, North Carolina, 94; B.S,
Harvard, 97, A.M, 01. Instr. geol, Tennessee,
95-96; asst. Harvard, 98, instr. mining and
metal, 99-06, asst. prof, 06-15, prof, 16-17;

consulting geologist, 17^ Field asst, U. S. GeoL
Surv, 98, 03 ; instr, George Crocker Sch. of Prac-
tical Mining, Colo, 04; eapt, ordnance dept,
18-19, O.B.C, 19- Min. Eng; ChenL Soc.

White, Prof. 0(harle8) JCames), 259 Marlbor-
ough St, Boston, Mass. Dermatology. Boston,
Dec. 26, 68. A.B, Harvard, 90, MJ), 93; Paris
and Vienna, 93-95. Asst. physician skin dta-
eases, Mass, Oen, Hosp, 95-03, physician, OS-;
asst. dermat, Harvard, 98-02, instr, 02-11, asst.
prof, 11-16, prof, 16- Consulting dermatolo-
gist, Boston Insane Hosp, 03-; Infants Hosp,
16-; past chairman, med. advis. board, Mass.
Hosp. for Lepers; med. ed. board. * Archives of
Dermat.' Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass.
(chairman, dermat. sect, 10-12); Dermat. Ass.
(sec'y and treas, 02-05, pres, 16) ; Ass. Cancer
Besearch; New Eng. Soc. Dermat. (sec'y, 15-
17) ; hon. fel. London Dermat. Soc.

White, Dr. C(onrtland) T(ardle7), (Jr), 6611 N.
Tenth St, Philadelphia, Pa. Pathology. Phila-
delphia, Aug. 12, 73. Cent. High Sch, Phila,
90-92; M.D, Pennsylvania, 95; Vienna, 98.
Instr. clin. med, Pennsylvania, 99-04, lecturer
and demonstrator morbid anat, vet. dept, 99-10,
asst. director. William Pepper Lab, 99-05.
Pathologist, Phila. ZooL Garden, 01-06 ; Pa.
Live Stock Sanit. Board, 03-10; Henry Phipps
Inst. Tuberculosis, 05-08; director, path, lab,
Episcopal Hosp, Phila, 08; chief bacteriologist,
PhUa. But. of Health, 10. A.A ; Ass. Path, and
Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Phila. Col. Physicians;
Phila. Acad; Phila. Path. Soc. (trees, 06-);
Phila. Pediat. Soc. General and comparative
pathology and bacterioloigy; the blood.

White, Dr. E(ditli) Grace, 1600 Sherwin Ave,
Chicago, 111. Zoology. Boston, Mass, May 16,
90. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 12; A.M, Columbia, 13,
Ph.D, 18. Prof. J)iol, Heidelberg (Ohio), 18-20;
Shorter, tO- A.A. Electrical organs of Astro-
scopus guttatus; elasmobraneh fishes.

White, Prof. B(dward) AGhert), ComeU Uni-.
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Horticulture. Townsend,
Mass, May 23, 72. B.S^ Mass. Col. Asst. horti-
culturist, Mass. CoL 95-97 ; horticulturist. Baron
de Hirsch Sch, Woodbine, N. J, 97-99; asst.
prof, hort, Tex. Col, 99-02; prof. bot. forestry
and landscape gardening. Conn. Col, 0^-07 ; /lort-
ofdture, Mass. Col, 07-13; Cornell, IS- Soc.
Hort. Sci. Mycology; floriculture.

Wliite, Dr. PrankUn W(arren), 322 Marlbor-
ough St, Boston, Mass. Medicine. Boston, Oct.
23, 69. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90; MJ), Har-
vard, 95. Prof, med, Dartmouth ; visiting physi-
cian, Boston City Hosp; instr. med. Harvard
Med. 8ch, Am. Physicians; Gastro-EnteroL
Soc. (v. pres) ; Am. Med. Ass. (sec'y, see. gastro-
enterol). Diseases of the digestive organs.

White, Dr. (George) Benjamin, 375 South St,
Jamaica Plain, Boston, Mass. Bacteriology.
Cooperstown, N. Y, Jan. 15, 79. Ph.B, Yale,
00, Ph.D, OS; Berlin, 06; London and Munich,
07. Asst. director, dept. bacter, Hoagland Lab,
03-07, director, 07-14; asst. director, baeter.
laborateries, Dept. Health, N. Y. City, 14-18;
eapt. Sanit. C, 18-19 ; director, div. hiol. Icbora-
tories, Mass. Dept. Publio Health, tO- Asst.
dept. prev. med. Harvard, and lecturer immun-
ity, Mass. Col. Pharmacy, 20- A.A; Ass. Path.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

and Bact; Soc. Bact; Soc. ^zp* Biol; Ass. Im-
munol; Pnb. Health Ass; Ass. Tuber; assoe. fel.
N. T. Acad. Immunology; biochemistry; serol-
ogy; purin metabolism; tuberculin; immunity
reactions of vegetable proteins; tuberculosis.

White, Prof. Oeorge Otoyeland, Storrs, Conn.
Dairy husbandry . Harrisonville, Mo^ May 25,
87. B.S, Missouri, 10, A.M, 12. Asst. dairy
hughandry, Missouri, 10-11, instr, 11-12; asst
prof, Nebraska, 12-13, prof, Conn. Col, and dairy
husbandman, Siorrs Exp. Sta, IS- Dairy Sci.
Ass. Abortion in cattle; calf and dairy cattie
feeding.

Wliite, I>r. George F(rederic), Clark University,
Worcester, Mass. Chemistry. Melrose, Mass,
June 15, 85. B.S. Mass. Inst. Tech, 06; fellow,
Hopkins, 09-10, Fh.D, 10. Asst. chem, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 06-08; assoc. prof, Bichmond, 10-
12; instr, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof,' erg.
ohem, Clark, It-, instr. bioX. chem, 14- Scien-
tific asst, Bur. Fisheries, Woods Hole, summeirs,
10-16; special expert U. S. Pub. Health Service,
summers, 16-18. A.A; Chem. Soc. Qualitative
analysis; fisheries products; viscosity; vitamins;
trinitrotoluol poisoning.

White, Br. O(erdiom) Franklin, U. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Pathol-
ogy. Hooksburg, Ohio, Dec. 22, 75. B.S, Ohio
(Athens), 01; Ph.D, Cornell, 05; M.D, George
Washington, 09. Asst. histol, embryol. and
micros, Cornell, 01-02, comp. bacter. and path,
02-03, instr. comp. path, 03-06; expert animal
bacter, bur. animal indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, 06-
07, bur. entom, 07-17, specialist insect diseases,
19- Oapt, M.C, 18-19. A.A; Agr. Hist. Soc;
Wash. Entom. Soc. Diseases of honey bees and
of other insects.

White, Br. Gertmde M(arean), Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Zoology.
Menominee, Wis. A.B, Milwaukee-Downer, 13;
A.M, Wisconsin, 14, Ph.D, 18. Asst. fooI, Wis-

. consin, 14-18; instr, Carnegie Inst. Tech, IS-
A. A; Zool. Soc Association and color dis-
crimination in fish.

White, Prof. H(enry) 0(Uy), University of
Georgia, Athens, Ga. Chemistry. Baltimore,
Md, Dec. 30, 48. B.S, C.B, M.E, Virginia, 70,
Ph.D, 87; D.C.L, Sewanee, 04; I1L.D, Illinois,
05; Columbia, 08; hon. ScD, Michigan, 07.
Trof. chem, St. John's (Md), 71-72; Georgia,
72-; chemist and v. director, Ga. Exp. Sta, 89-
13. State chemist, Ga. 80-90; pres, Ga. State,
90-07; sci. lecturer, Peabody Inst, Baltimore,
70-71. A.A; Chem. Sot; Agr. Qiem. (pres,
81) ; Ass. Agr. Ool. (pres, 89) ; cor. menL British
Ass; fel. London Chem. Soc. Agricultural and
physiological chemistry; proteids of cotton;
nitrogen, phosphorus and potash feeding of
cotton.

White, Prof. H(enry) 8(eely), Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ^Mathematics. Cazeno-
via, N. Y, May 20, 61. A.B, Wesleyan, 82;
Ph.D, Gottingen, 90; LL.D, Northwestern, 15.
Tutor math, Wesleyan, 84-87; asst. pure math,
Clark, 90-92; assoc. prof, and Noyes prof.
Northwestern, 92-05; prof, math, Vassar, OS-
Assoc, ed, 'Annals of Math,' 99-06. Nat.
Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 15); Math. 800. (asst. ed,
'Trans,' 02-06, ed, 07-14, pres, 06-08). Theory

of invariants; geometry of curves and sur-
faces; triad systems, especially on 15 and 31;
special types of (3, 3) correspondenees on
gauche cubic; special plane curves of low
orders.

WUte, Prof. H(oraoe) L(oring), 516 E. Wash-
ington St, Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry.
Portland, Maine, March 20, 71. B.S, Maine,
98; A.M, Columbia, 04. Adj. prof, chem, eol.
med, Vermont, 00, prof, 01-08, sec'y and treas,
06^8; asst. prof, physiol. chem, N. Dak. Col,
08-17, asst. chemist, Exp. Sta, 08-17; prof,
biol. chem. Southern California, 17- Medico-
legal chemist, Vt. Board of Health, 05-08.
Chem. Soc. Bleaching of flour; storage of flour
and wheat.

WUte, Dr. I(8rael) C, Morgantown, W. Va.
^Geology. Monongalia Co, W. Va, Nov. 1, 48.
A.M, West Virginia, 72; LL.D, West Virginia,
19; Ph.D, Arkansas, 80. Asst. geologist, Pa.
Geol. Surv, 75-84; U. S. Geol. Surv, 84-88;
prof. geoJL West Virginia, 77-92; state geolo-
gist, W. va, 97- Mem. jury of awards, Colum-
bian Expos, 93; assoc. ed, 'Am. Geologist';
chief, Brazilian Coal Commission, 04r-06; mem.
Conf. on Waste of Fuel Bc«ources, OS. Dele-
gate, Int. GeoL Cong, St. Petersburg, 97; Paris,
00. A.A. (v. pres, 97) ; GeoL Soc (treas, 9S-
07, pres, 20); Ass. Petrol. GeoL (pres, 19);
PhUoB. Soc; Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash. Acad.
Stratigraphy; coal; petroleum; natural gas;
the Appalachian coal fields.

WWte, James, 450 Wilbrod St, Ottawa, Can,
Geography. Ingersoll, Ont, Feb. 3, 63. Grad,
Hoyal Mil. Col. Topographer, Can. Geol. Surv,
84-94, geographer and chief draughtsman, 94-
99, chief geographer. Can, 99-09; sec*y. Com-
mission of Conservation of Can, 09^13, deputy
minister and asst. chairman, iS- Alaska bound-
ary convention, 03. FeL Boyal Soc*. Can; Can,
Inst. Eng; Can. Min. Inst; feL Boyal Geog.
Soc. Atlas of Canada, 1906; maps of Canada;
altitudes in Canada; derivation of place-names;
treaties and boundary disputes affecting Canada.

WUte, Prof. Jesse H(a7e8), 323 ColUrt Square,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychology. Alamo, Ind»
March 5, 77. A.B, Indiana, 03, A.M, 04 ; Ph J),
Clark, 08. Supt. schools, Waveland, Ind, 04-
06; prof, psychol, Pittsburgh, 08- Lieetnrer
psychol, Carnegie Library Sch, 18-19. A-A.;
Fsychol. Ass; Pittsburgh Acad. Experimental
and social psychology; child psychology.

White, Prof. John, Bose Polytechnic Institute,
Terre Haute, Ind. Chemistry. PoolesviBe, lU,
Feb. 24, 66. A.B, Hopkins, 88, AJf, PliJ),
91. Asst. chem, Cornell, 91-03; inatr, Ne-
braska, 93-97, adj. prof, 97-99, prof, 00-08;
prof, and head, dept. chem, Bose, OS-, acting
pres, 16-17, 19- Acting head, dept. chem, Ke
braska, 99-00. A. A; Chem. Soc; Chem. GeselL
Dissociation of metallic oxids in metalBe
vapors; molecular weight determinations of the
aldehydes and peroxids; the metallic anboxids;
physical chemistry of the pyridin bases; the re-
actions involved in the formation of eertain
complex salts of lead; Indiana coals.

WUte, Prof. Jonathan Winboxne, State Collej^e.
Pa. Agronomy. Greenville, N. G, March 2^^
83. B.S, N. C. Col, 03; M.S, Illinois, 12. Be-

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search chemist, 03-05; fertilizer chemiBt, Pa.
Exp. Sta, 06-11^ asst. prof, and assoc. prof,
agroiiy Pa. State, 12-19, ftof, 9oH technol, 19-
Soil fertility; soil bacteriology; plot ezperi-
meiits; pot culture; soil composition.

White, Br. Orlaxid B(inlle>, Brooklyn Botanic
Oarden, Brooklyn, N. T. Botany, Sibley,
Iowa, April 25, 85. B.S, 8. Dak. Col, 09; M.8,
11; Haryard, 12^ ScD, 13. Asst. bot, 8. Dak.
Col, 07-09, instr, 10-11; asst, Baddifle, 12,
genet, 13 ; eolUabaraior, bwr. plant indutt, U. 8,
Dept. Agr, 15-; asst. curator plami breeding,
Brooklyn Boi. Garden, 13-16, ewrator, 1$-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Torrey Bot. Club. Genetics; experimental biol-
ogy; physical basis of inheritance; conmereial
plant breeding.

White, Dr. Paul D(adley), Massachusetts Gen-
eral Hospital, Boston, Mass. Medicine, Boston,
June 6, 86. A.B, Harvard, 08, M.D, 11. In-
tern, Mass. Gen, Hosp, 11-13; Harvard travel-
ing fellow, Europe, 13-14, teaching fellow vned.
Harvard Med. 8ch, IS-; ho%t8e physieian, Man,
Gen, Hoep, 14- With Harvard Med. Unit,
B.E.F, 16; capt, M.C, A.E.F, 17-19; capt,
A.R.C, Balkan Commission, 19. 8oe. Clin. In-
vest; Am. Med. Ass. Internal medicine; car-
diac physiology; electrocardiography; heart
disease.

White, Dr. 8(olon) ICaxx, Nicollet Clinic, 1009
Nicollet Ave, Minneapolis, Minn. Medicine,
Hokah, Minn, July 16, 73. B.S, Illinois, 76 ; M.D,
Northwestern, 97. Intern, Cook Co. Hosp, Chi-
cago, 97-98; demonstrator path, and bacter,
Minnesota, 98-00, asst. prof, 00-08, assoc. prof.
med, 08-17, prof, 17- Pathologist, St. Barna-
bas, Northwestern and City Hospitals, 08. Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Am. Physi-
cians; Minn. Acad. Med; Minnesota Path. Soc.
Internal medicine; tuberculous glomerulitis ;
regeneration in the adrenal gland of guinea
-pig^ ; lymphosarcomatoris of the intestine ; focal
infections as related to S3rstemic disease ; Eggles-
ton method of administering digitalis; Di^talis
lutea and D. thapsi; block in branches of His
bundle.

WUte, Dr; Walter P(orter), Geophysical Labora-
tory, Washington, D. C. ^Fhyeics, Boxbury,
Mass, Feb. 23, 67. A.B, Amherst, 87, A.M, 92;
Harvard, 88; Mass. Inst. Tech, 89-90; Wiscon-
sin, 01-02; Cornell, 02-04, feUow, 03-04, Ph.D,
04. Teacher, prep, and high schools, 87-01;
phyHeiat, geophys. lah, Carnegie InetiMion,
04" Physical Soc; Wash. Philos. Soe. Gal-
Tanometers; potentiometers; thermoelements;
hi^h temperature meaaorements; rilieate equi-
libria ; ealorimetry.

WUte, Br. WUUam AClanson), Government Hos-
pital for the Insane, Washington, D.C. Neu-
rolog^, Brooklyn. N. Y, Jan. 24, 70. Cornell,
%5-%9*9 Ai.D, L. I. Col. Hosp, 91; Munich, 10.
Asst. physician, Binf^amton State Hosp, 92-
03; 9upt, 8t, Blieaheth'e Hosp, 0$-; prof, nerv-
otts and mental diteasee, Georgetown, OS-;
George Washington, 04- Lecturer mental and
nervona diseases, Army and Navy Med. Schools;
xnem. advisory board of editors, 'Jour Nervous
and Mental Diseases'; co-editor, 'Psy choanal.
Rev.' U. 8. delegate. Int. Cong, on Belief of

Insane, Vienna, 08; Int. Cong. Psychiat, Neurol,
Psychol, and Nursing of Lunatics. Amsterdam,
07. A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Psychopath. Ass;
Medico-PsychoL Ass; Inst. Criminal Law and
Criminol. (v. pres); D. C. Med. Jurisprudence
Soc. (pres); Wash. Acad. Psychiatry; psycho-
pathology.

White, Dr. W(Ulia)m Charlea, Bedford and
Wandless Sts, Pittsburgh, Pa. Medicine,
Woodstock, Ont, Sept. 4, 74. M.B, Toronto,
98, M.D, 02. Prof, path. Central Col. (Ind),
00-05; prof, neuro-anat. and din. psychiatry,
05-07; asst. prof, med, Pittsburgh, 08-18; med,
director, Pittsburgh Tuber, League, 19- Chief,
bur. tuber, Bed Cross, France, 17-18, director.
Tuber. Commission to Italy, 18-19. Am. Physi-
eians; Climat. Ass; Ass. Tuber, (director).
Sociology; pulmonary diseases; circulation;
ausculation.

Whiteford, Prof, a(llbert) HCayes), Fort Col-
lins, Colo. Chemietry, Glen Morris, Md, Oet.
17, 76. B.S, Md. Col, 97; A.M, Columbia, 12;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 17. Teacher, pub. schools, Md.
and Ga, 99-05; instr. science, Anne Arundel
Acad, 05-07; Belief onto Acad, 07-11; prof,
ohem, Albright, 11-14; Colo, Agr. Col, 17-
A.A; Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry.

Whitehead, Prof. John B(osweU), 19 W. Cold
Spring Lane, Baltimore, Md. * Applied electric-
ity. Norfolk, Ya, Aug. 18, 72. £.£, Hopkins,
93, A.B, 98, PhJ), 02. Electrician, Westing-
house Elec. and Mfg. Co, 93-96; Niagara Falls
Power Co, 96-97; instr. applied elec, Soplcins,
97-00, assoc, 01-04, assoe. prof, 04-10; prcf,
10-, dean, faculty eng, tO- Lab. asst, U. S.
Bur. Standards, 02; research asst, Carnegie In-
stitution; major, corps engineers, 17-19. Elee.
Eng. Inductive E.M.F. in transformers; ma^
netic effect of electrie displacement; angle
phase railway system; alternating current-direct
current transformations; reactance in armored
cables; ionization due to alternating voltage;
submarine detection ; measurement of high alter-
nating voltage.

Whitehead, Dr. Walter L(ucin8), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Geology. Allegheny, Pa, July 5, 91. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 13, Austin fellow, 14-16,
Ph.D, 17. Consyiting mining geologist, 1$-
Min. Eng. Mining geology; geodiemistry ; eco-
nomic geology; origin of ore deposits.

Whitehoxne, Prof. W(iUiain> B(l8by), Bates Col-
lege, Lewiston, Maine. Physics. Jamaica, W.
I, Feb. 9, 73. A3, Tufts, 95, Ph.I>, 01. Instr,
physics, Lehigh, 04-06; math, Pratt Init, 06-
07; prof, physics, Bates, 07- A.A; assoc. Phys-
ical Soc. Electricity; electrochemistry; de-
velopment of primary battery.

Whitfield, Dr. jr(aines) Edward, 406 Locust St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Metallurgy. Albany, N. Y.
Sept. 27, 59. Bensselaer, 80; hon. Ph.D, Nat.
Col, 86. Asst, IT. S. Geol. Surv, 80-88; prof,
chem, Nat. Col, Washington, D. C, 84-88; mem.
firm of Booth, Garrett and Blair, PhUa, 88-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Civil Eng; Philos. Soc;
Franklin Inst. Meteorites; metallurgy of iron
and steel.

Whitford, Dr. B(dward) B(Terett), 3681 Broad-
way, New York, N. Y. Mathematics, Brook-

736

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

field, N. Y, Jan. 31, 65. A.B, Colgate, 86,
A.M, 90; Ph.D, Columbia, 12. Teacher math,
Colby Acad, New London, N. H, 86-91; Key-
stone Acad, ractoryviUe, Pa, 91-98; principal,
high seh, Brookfield, N. Y, 00-01; tutor and
later instr. math. Col. City of N. 7, 05-14, OMt.
prof, 14- Math. Soc. The Pell equation and
its application to units of quadratic domains.

WUtford, Prof. H(arry) K(i<diol8), 264 Willow
St, New Haven, Conn. Forestry, Manhattan,
E^ans, March 11, 72. B.S, Kansas State, 90,
M.S, 00; Ph.D, Chicago, 03. Instr. biol, Ar-
mour, 98-00; asst. bot, Chicago, 00-04; bot.
collector, Bur. Science, P. I, of-06; chief, div.
investigation, Bur. Forestry, P. I, 06-12; asst.
prof, silviculture, Univ. Philippines, 10-12; asst.
forester. Commission of Conservation of Can,
13-16; asst. prof, tropical forestry, forest soh,
Yale, 16- Collaborator, bur. of forestry, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 01-04, 17-; mem. TJ. S. Dept. State
econ. surv. exped. to Guatemala and Honduras,
19. A. A; Soc. Foresters; EcoL Soc; Can. For-
estry Ass. Forest botany and geography;
tropical forests; forests of Michigan, Montana,
Ph^ippine Islands, British Columbia and South
America.

Whiting, Prof. Albert L(6mnel), University of
Illinois, Urbana, 111. Agronomy. Stoughton,
Mass, May 12. 85. B.S, Mass. Col, 08; M.S, B.
I. Col, 10; feUow, lUmois, 10-12, Ph.D, 12.
Asst. agron. and instr. vet, B. L Col, 08-10,
asst. soil hiol, Illinois, and Exp, 8ta, 12-13,
assoc, 13-16; asst. prof, and asst. chief, 17,
assoc. prof, 18, prof, and chief, 19- A. A; Soc.
Agron; Soc. Bact; Chem. Soe. Soil biology;
nitrogen in legumes; solvent action of soil bac-
teria; nitrates.

WUting, Prof. PChineas) W(e800tfe^) Annandale-
on-Hudson, N. Y. Genetics. Lowell, Mass, Oct.
28, 87. A.B, Harvard, 11, M.S, 12; Ph.D, Penn-
sylvania, 16. Harrison research fellow, Pennsyl-
vania, 16-18; prof, hiol, Franklin and Marshall,
18-20; 8t. Stephen's, tO- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
Zool. Cytology ; genetics of Diptera ; coat colors
of cats and rats; Mediterranean flour moth; cy-
tology of mosquitoes and parasitic wasps.

Whiting, Prof. 8(ara]i) F(nuioe8), Wilbraham,
Mass. Physics, Astronomy. Wyoming, N. Y,
Aug. 23, 46. A.B, Ingham; Mass. Inst. Tech,
76-79; Berlin, 89; Edinburgh, 96-^7; hon. ScD,
Tufts, 05. Prof, physics and physical astron,
Wellesley, 76-12, director, Whitvn Observatory,
04-16, emer. dvreotor, 16- A. A; Astron. Soc;
Physical Soc.

Whitley, Prof. Mary T(h6odora), Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, New York, N. Y.
Psychology. London, Eng, Oct. 4, 78. B.S, Co-
lumbia, 05, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 11. Instr. educ.
psychol. Teachers Col, Coltmbia, 10-14, asst.
prof, educ, 14- A. A; Psychol. Ass. Education;
tests; child psychology; religious information
scale.

Whitlock, Herbert P(ei€y), American Museum
of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Minerdt"
ogy. New York, July 81, 68. C.E, Columbia,
89. Asst. miner, Columbia, 92-00; N. Y. State
Museum, 00-04, mineralogist, 04-17; curator
miner, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 17- Geol. Soc;
Miner. Soc. (sec*y, 20-); Am. Acad; fel. N. Y.

Acad; N. Y. Miner. Club (sec'y and curator,
18). Crystallography; calcite; crystal forma of
minerals.

Whltmore, Prof. ECugene) B(adolph), George
Washington University Medical School, Wash-
ington, D. C. Bacteriology, Lancaster, Wis,
June 18, 74. B.S, Wisconsin, 96; M.D, CoL
Physicians and Surg, Chicago, 99. Intern, Cook
Co. Hosp, 99-01; adj. prof, chem, CoL Physi-
cians and Surg, Chicago, 99-01; med. officer.
UJ8.A, 01-20, retired, 20, prof. path, and
bacter, Army Med. Sch, 13-19, curator, Army
Med. Museum, 13-15; assoc. prof, hacter, and
prof, prev. med, Oeorge Washington, tO- De-
tached service, U.S.A. Bur. Science, P. I, 08-10;
lecturer trop. med. and instr. protozool. and hel-
minthol, N. Y. Post-Grad. Med. Sch, 13. A.A;
Soc. Trop. Med; Far East Ass. l^p. Med;
Manila Med. Soc. Protozoology; vaccine ther-
apy; chemotherapy of tuberculosis; bacillarr
dysentery; rabies; amebae; flagellates; malaria;
cholera; rabies; leishmaniasis; trypanosomiasis;
diseases due to nematodes and to arthropods.

Whitmoxe» Prof. Frank C Clifford), Northwestern
.University, Evanston, 111. Chemistry. North
Attleboro, Mass, Oct. 1, 87. A.B, Harvard,
11, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 14. Instr. org. chem.
Williams, 16-17; Bice Inst, 17-18; asst. prof,
Minnesota, 18-20; prof, chem. Northwestern,
to- Chem. Soc. Organic chemistry; malonic
ester; organic mercurials.

Whltiiall, Prof. H(arold) 0(ryi]l6)» Hamilton, N.
Y. Geology, Morristown, N. J, Aug. 3, 77.
Ph.B, Colgate, 00, A.M, 07. Instr. geol. and
biol, Colgate, 08-07, asst. prof, geol, 07-12,
asset, prof, miner, and econ, geol, It- Field
expert, N. Y. State GooL Surv, 05-08. A, A;
Min. feng. Stratigraphy and paleontology of
the sedimentary series of central New York
State.

WUtnall, Prof. SCanuiel) B(ni6st), McOill Uni-
versity, Montreal, Can. Anatomy, Manchester,
England, March 30, 76. Manchester; MJ^, Ox-
ford, 07, B.Ch, 07, MJ), 19; MJEt.G.P, Loadim.
08, L.B.C.P, 08. Demonstrator human anat, Ox-
ford, 08-19; prof, anat, UcGUl, IS- Wekh
prize, 03; Badcliffe prise, 13. Anat. Soc Gt.
Britain and Ireland. Ophthalmologieal asatomy.

Whitaey, Prof. AClbert) W(iirt8), 15 Park Bow,
New York, N. Y. Mathemoitics, Geneva, m,
June 20, 70. A.B, Beloit 91; fellow, Ghieago,
93-95, grad. student, 95-97. Instr. math, Ne-
braska, 97-98; Michigan, 98-99; Calif oraia, 99-
04, asst. prof, and later assoc prof. math, and
insurance, 04-13; gen. manager, Nat. WoHc-
men's Compensation Service Bur, 14-- Math.
Soc; fel. Actuarial Soc; fel. Casualty Aetnar-
ial and Statistical Soc Theory of probabilities;
actuarial science.

Wliitaey, Prof. Alvin GCoodnow), New York State
College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. Zoology,
Hamilton, Out, March 2, 83. A3, I>artmoi^
07; Yale, 08-10. Asst, biol. surv, U. 8. Dept
Agr, 12; Bur. FiBheriea, 12-14; instr. forest
zool, N, Y, State Col. Forestry, Syraemse, 19-30;
asst. research prof, and asst, director, Booeofsett
WUd Life Forest Exp. Sta, tO- A. A; EcoL
Soc; Soc Mammal; MeteoroL Soc Animal and
plant ecology; ecology of birds; forest soology.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

737

Wliitii«7, Prof. Dftvld DCay), UniTenity of Ne-
braska, Lineoln^ Nebr. *ZooU>gy. Brookfleld,
Vt, Aug. 6, 78. A.B, Wesleyan, 04; A.M, Co-
lumbia, 06, Ph J), 09. Asst. tool, Colombia, 07*
08; inBtr, Wesleyan, 08-11, aasoe. prof, 11-16;
proff NehrasJca, 16^ AJL; 8oc. Nat; 8oe. Zool;
Nebr. Acad, (pres, 18). 8ex and its regulation
in rotifers.

WUtney, Pxof. F(micl8) L(aflier), Univdrsity
of Texas, Austin, Tex. Paieontoloffy. Enfleld,
N. Y, Sept. 2; 78. A.B, Cornell, 06, A.M, 11.
Asst. geol, Cornell, 03-07; asst. geologist, La.
GeoL Surv, 05-07; acting prof, biol, Buchtel,
07-08; prof. Hastings, 08-09; instr. geol. and
paleont, Texas, 09-14, adj. prof, 14-19, a$8oo,
prof, IP- Ass. PetroL Geol; Southwest. Geol.
Soe. Tbe Cretaceous.

Whitney, Prof. Mary W(at8on), Worcester Lane,
Waltham, Mass. Asinmomy. Waltham, Sept.
11, 47. A.B, Vassar, 68, A.M, 72; Harvard, 72;
Ziirich, 74-76. Teacher, high schools, Waltham
and Chelsea, Mass, 72-74; asst, observatory,
Vtuaar, 81-88, prof, astron, 89-10, emer, prof,
10- A.A; Astron. Soo; Math. Soc. Longitude
of Smith College Observatory; observations of
comets, asteroids, variable stars, etc.

WliitBisy, Prof. MUton, U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Soil physics,
Baltimore, Md, Aug. 2, 60. Hopkins. Asst.
chemist, Conn. Exp. Sta, 83; supt, exp. farm,
N. C. Exp. Sta, 86-88; prof, agr. South Caro-
lina, and V. director, S. C. Exp. Sta, 88-91; soil
physicist, Md. Exp. Sta, 91-94; chief, bur.
soUs, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 94- Prof, soil physics,
Md. Col, 94-01. Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Wash.
Oeol. Soc. Correlation of soil types of the
United States; adaption of special crops to
special soil typetf; causes of soil fertility.

Whitney, Dr. Walter Tdcknor), 988 N. Hollis-
ton Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Physios, Los An-
geles, Calif, Bee. 26, 88. B.S, Pomona, 10, M.S,
12; PhJ), Chicago, 16. Besearch fellow physics,
Calif, Inst. Tech, 17-19, instr, 19-20, asst, prof,
to- A.A; Physical Soc. Spectroscopy.

Whitney, Dr. W(ima)m F(iske), 228 Marlbor-
ough St, Boston, Mass. Anatomy, Boston,
March 26, 50. A.B, Harvard, 71, M.D, 75.
Curator, anat, musewoi. Harvard, St- Patho-
logical anatomy.

Whitney, Prof. WCHlis) B(odney), General Elec-
tric Co, Schenectady, N. Y. "^Chemietrn, James-
town, N. Y, Aug. 22, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech,
90; Ph.D, Leipzig, 94; Ch.D, Pittsburgh, 19;
ScD, Union, 19. Asst. instr. ehem, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 90-92, instr, 95-^0, asst. prof, 01-04,
non-res. assoc. prof, theoret. chem, 04-08, non-
res, prof, chem, research, 08-; director, research
lab. Gen. Elec, Co, Schenectady, N. T, 01- As-
soc, ed, 'Jour. Indust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-
Willard Gibbs medal, 16; mem. Nat. Besearch
Council; TT. S. Naval Consulting Board; mem.
corpy Mass. Inst. Tech, 17-; board of directors,
Albany Med. Col ; board of governors, ITnion. Nat.
Acad; A.A; Elec. Eng; Chem. Soc. (pres, 09);
Electrochem. Soc. (pres. 12) ; Min. and Metal.
Eng; Physical Soc; Min. Eng; Am. Acad;
British Inst. Metals. Solubility; colloids; sus-
pensions; corrosion of iron; chromium sulphate
compounds.

47

Whltaon, Prof. Andrew B(obinflon), B. F. T>. 7,
Madison, Wis. SoUs, Stanton, Minn, Oct. 9, 70.
Wisconsin, 90-92; B.S, Chicago, 94, 94-95, 99-
00. Principal, high sch, Beloit, Wis, 95-99;
asst. prof. agr. physics, Wisconsin, 00-01, prof,
01-05, soiLs, OS- Field asst, U. 8. Geol. Surv,
92-93. A.A; Wis. Acad. Nitrifleation in soils;
relation of proteids in plants to soil; availability
and losses of soil phosphates ; soil survey.

Whittelsey, Dr. Theodore, 73 Overlook Boad,
Upper Montclair, N. J. Chemistry. New Ber-
lin, N. Y, May 15, 68. A.B, Williams, 90; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 95. Asst. chem, Williams, 90-91 ; in
churge, chem. dept, Pacific, 91-93, 95-97; instr.
chem, Cornell, 97-03 ; assoc. prof, Northwestern,
03-09; research chemist, dept. of investigation,
Continental-Mexican Bubber Co, 07-08; chief
chemist, Bubber Begenerating Co, 09-13; di-
rector, gen. laboratories, U. S. Bubber Co, 13-
18, manager, development dept. and chem. re-
search, 18-20, mem. operating council, 17-20; v.
pres. and treas, Bubber Begenerating Co, 18*
20. Eighth Int. Cong. Applied Chem. A.A;
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust.

Whitfeemore, 0(harle8) F(aniiim), 1060 Vine St,
Denver, Colo. Chemistry, Physics. Pembroke,
N. H, April 12, 89. B.S, N. H. Col, 11, M.S,
13. Asst. chem, N. H. Col, 11-13 ; junior chem-
ist radioactivity, U. S. Bur. Mines, 13-15, asst.
chemist, 15-16; chemist and physicist, Schles-
inger Badium Co, 16-17; chief physicist, Badium
Co. of Colo, 17- A.A; assoe. mem. Physical
Soc; Chem. Soc. Bare earths; radio-activity.

Whittemoro, Prof. Jamee KCelsey), Yale Uni-
versity. New Haven, Conn. ^MathemcOics.
Cambridge, Mass, April 18, 75. A.B, Harvard,
95, A.M, 96. Instr. math, Harvard, 95-97, 99-
06, asst. prof, 06-11; Western Beserve, 11-14;
instr. Tale, 16-20, asst. prof, tO- Ed, * Annals
of Math,' 07-11, assoe. ed, 17- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Geometry.

Whitten, Prof. John OCharles), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Bortieulture. Au-
gusta, Maine, Sept. 14, 66. B.S, S. Dak. Col,
92, M.S, 98; Cornell, 92; Mo. Bot. Garden, 93,
94; Ph.D, Halle, 02. Instr. in charge hort, S.
Dak. Col. and horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 92 ; asst.
Mo. Bot. Garden, 93-94; prof, hort, Missouri,
and horticulturist, Exp. Sta, 95-18; prof, pomol,
California, 18- A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci; Soc.
Prom. Agr. Sci; Pomol. Soc; Mo. Hort. Soc;
St. Louis Acad. Belation of color to tempera-
ture and hardiness of cultivated plants; breed-
ing for hardy varieties of peaches; development
of fruit buds of orchard fruits; plant diseases.

Whitten, Dr. jr(ohn) H(aniilton>, 7111 Normal
Boulevard, Chicago, DL Botany, Bradford,
111, Oct. 3, 73. A.B, Illinois, 11, A.M, 12, Ph.D,
14. Asst. hot, Illinois, 10-14; teacher, Chicago
Nor. Sch, 14- A. A; HI. Acad. Plant physiol-
ogy; education.

Whitten, W(llUa)m M(alrion), duPont Building,
Wilmington, Del. Chemistry. South Bend, Ind,
Jan. 7, 72. B.S. (Chem), Michigan, 95; M.S»
Kansas, 97; Hopkins, 97-98. With Sig. C, U. S.
vols, 98-99; chemist, Aluminum Co. of Am, 99-
06; E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, 07-17,
<isst. chem. director, 17- Electrochem. Soc;
Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Whitttor, Piof. F(Tank) N(atliaiitol), Bowdoin
GoUegey Brunswick^ Maine. Pathology, BaO'
teriology. Farinington, Maine, Dec. 12, 61.
A.B, Bowdoin^ 85, A.M, 88, M.D, 89. Leettirer
hygiene, Bowdoin, 88-08, demonstrator path,
and hooter, 97-01, prof, 01-, hygiene and phys-
ioal training, OS- Pathologist, Maine Gen.
Hosp, 09-; med. examiner, Cumberland Go,
Maine, 09- ; major, MJl.G, 19. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact. Action of disinfectants.

WUttle, Oharles L(iY7), 50 Congress St, Boston,
Mass. Geology. Peering, N. H, Oct. 1, 62.
Harvard, 87. U. S. Geol. Surv, 87-92; mining
geologist and manufacturer of Whittle Diamoff^
Sawe, 92- Geology; lithology; ore deposits.

Wboley, Dr. C(oxiij^qb) C(o1Uii8), 4616 Bayard
St. Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychiatry . Staunton^ Va,
75. A.B, Bock Hill, 95, hon. A.M, 02; M.D,
Virginia, 98, feUow, 98-99; Vienna, 00-01;
Hopkins, 01-08. Instr. psyohiat, Pittsburgh,
15- Mem. psyehiat. staff, St. Francis Hosp,
Pittsburgh, 13-; asst. neurologist, W. Pa. Hosp,
15- Medieo-Psychol. Ass; Psychopath. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Study Int. Secretions.
Nervous and mental diseases; drug addictions.

Wiancko, Prof. A(Ifired) T(lieodor), Purdue Uni-
versity, La Fayette, Ind. Agronomy, Ont, Can,
Oct. 16, 72. B.S.A, Ont. Agr. Col, 95. Asst.
librarian and instr. German, Ont. Agr. Col,
98-01; instr. agr, Nebraska, and asst. agricul-
turist, Exp, Sta, 01-03; prof, agron, Purdue, and
chief, dept. soils and crops, Exp. Sta, OS- AJl;
Soo. Agron; Ind. Acad. Soil fertility; crop
improvement.

WicherB» Dr. Edward, W. Woodbine St, Chevy
Chase, Md. Chemistry. Zeeland, Mich, March
25, 92. A3, Hope, 13, hon. A.M, 16; M.S, Illi-
nois, 15, fellow, 16-17, Ph.D, 17. Aast. chemist,
Bur. Standards, 17-19, assoc. chemist, 19-
Chem. Soc. Inorganic chemistry; rare earths;
platinum metals.

Wick, Dr. Ftaaoes a(ertnid6), Vassar College,
Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Physics. Butler, Pa, Oct.
2, 75. A.B, Wilson, 97; A.B, Cornell, 05, A.M,
06, fellow, 07-08, Ph.D, 08. Instr, high sch,
Butler, Pa, 98-04; instr. physics, Simmons, 08-
10; Vassar, 10-15, asst. prof, 15-19, assoc. prof,
19- .Acting asst. prof, physics, Cornell, 18-19.
A. A; Physical Soc; Ass. Prof. Electrical prop-
erties of silicon; the silicon detector; fluores-
cence; phosphorescence; luminescence; absorb-
ing power; phosphorescence of hezagonite and
fluorite.

Wickcnden, Prof. W(UUAm) E(lgin), Massachu-
setts Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Electrical engineering. Toledo, Ohio, Dec. 24,
82. B.S, Denison, 04; Wisconsin, 05-08. Instr.
physics, Mechanics' Inst, Bochester, N. Y, 04-
05; asst, Wisconsin, 05-06, instr. elec. eng, 06-
09; asst. prof. Mass, Inst. Tech, 09- Assoc.
Elec. Eng. Illumination; photometry.

Wlckfaam, Miss Evelyii W(oni]iam), 45 Adriance
Ave, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Astrophysics.
Bensselaer, N. Y, June 7, 95. A.B, Vassar, 16;
M.S, Chicago, 17. Computer, Yerkes Observa-
tory, 16-19, observer, 17-19; asst. to engineer,
development and research branch. Am. TelC'
phone and Telegraph Co, 19- Mem. Yerkes Ob-

servatory eclipse ezped. to Green Bivcr, Wyo,
19. Astron. Soc. Badial velocity.

Wi«*liain, Prof. H(eiiry) F(x«deKlck), State Uni-
versity, Iowa City, Iowa. Entomology. Shrew-
ton, England, Oct. 26, 06, Iowa, 87-91, M.8,
M. Asst. curator, aod. musetun, Iowa, 91-,
instr. and later asst. prof, zool, 94r-^3, prof,
entom, 03-, applied eool, 19- Temporary field
asst, bur. eatom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14-16, U. 8.
BioL Snrv, 17-19. A. A; Entom. Soc; Iowa
Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc; cor. mem. Davenport
Acad; hon. mem. Ont. Entom. Soe; eor. mem.
Ottawa Field Nat. Club; Soc entom. de
Belglque; Entom. Gesell. Geographical distri-
bution of Ooleoptera; larvae of Goleoptera;
Cicindelidae; fossil Goleoptera; desert fauiia.

Wickson, Prof. B(dward) J(aiiies), University of
California, Berkeley, Galif. Bortiaature.
Bochester. N. Y, Aug. 3^ 48. A.B, Hamilton,
69, A.M, 72. Lecturer dairy husbandry and agr,
Calif omia, 79-91, assoc prof, agr, hort. and
entom, 91-97, prof. agr. practise, 97-12, deam^
col. agr, 05-15, acting director, Exp. Sta, 05-
07, director, 07-15, prof, hort, 12-15, emer, prof,
IB- Horticulture ; irrigation practise.

Widmaim, Otto, 5105 Enright Ave, 9t. Louis,
Mo. Ornithology. Karlimihe, Germany, June
15, 41. Ph.G, Karlsruhe, 64. Fel. Omith.
Union; WOson Omith. Club; Cooper Omith.
Club; St. Louis Acad. Geographic distributioB
and migration of birds; hird. protection; cata-
logue of birds of Missouri; botany.

^K^dtsoa, Pres. John A(ndZ6a«), 1425 Sigsbee Ave,
Salt Lake City, Utah. Chemittry, Island of
Froyen, Norway, Jan. 31, 72. B.S, Harvard, 94;
P1L.D, G^ttingen, 99; Zurich, 99-00. Prof.ehem,
Utah Col, 94-98, 00-05; chemist, Exp. Sta, 94-
98, director, 00-<)5; director, sch. agr, Brigham
Young, 05-07; pres, Utah GoL 07-16; Utah, le-
A. A; Chem. Soc; Qiem. Gesell. Carbohydrates;
desert soils ahd vegetation; ckemieal develop-
ment of plants; relations of soils and water to
plant growth and composition.

WiAgaad, Dr. K(axl) MCcKay), Cornell Unirer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. *Botany. Truxton, N. Y,
June 2, 73. B.S, Comell, 94, Ph.D, 98. Asst
hot, Comell, 94-99, instr, 99-07; assoc prof,
Wellesley, 07-13; prof, N. F. State Col. Agr,
ComeU, IS- A. A; Bot. Soe. Taxonomy of
plants; plant geography.

Wialand, Dr. a(eorge) B(6ber), Yale University,

New Haven,. Conn. * Paleontology. Center Co,
Pa, 65. B.S, Pa. State, 93; PU), Yale, 00;
Pennsylvania; Gottingen. Teacher, Chester, Pa,
95-98 ; paleontologic research. Tale, 98-, lectwer
paleohot; assoc, Carnegie Institution. Paleon-
tologist, GeoL Inst, Mex; various explorations in
western Am. (especially Black Hills), Mex, and
S. Am; Archduke Bainer gold medal, Austrian
Zool. and Bot. Soc, 14. AJl; Geol. Soe;
Paleont. Soc; Bot. Soe; Soc GeoL Mex; Bologna
Acad. Sci. Testudinata; paleobotany; geolog-
ical climatology and distribution; eycads a^
cycadoids; Cretaceous turtles; polar climate as
a controlling factor in the evolution of plants
and animals.

Wisman, Prof. Harry L(0wls), University of Cin-
cinnati, Cincinnati, Ohio. Zoology. Cincinnati,

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June 13, 88. A.B, Gincinnati, 05, A.M, 06;
Ph.D, Chieago, 09. Instr. Beience, Gmeiimati,
05-07, asst. biol, 06-07; lab. asst. sool, Ghieago,
07-08; inatr, Cincinnati, 08-10, asst. prof, 10-
14, asBoe. prof, 14-18, prof, 18- ilA; Soc.
Nat; Soe. Zool; Micros. Soe. Qytology; histo-
genesis; embryology.

Wiener, Dr. Korbert, 29 Sparks St, Cambridge,
Mass. Mathematics, Logic. Columbia, Mo, Nov.
26, 94. A.B, Tufts, 09; A.M, Harvard, 12,
Ph.D, 13, Sheldon traveling fellow, 14-10; Cor-
nell, 10-11: Cambridge, 13-15; Gottingen, sum*
mer, 14 j Cfolumbia, 15. Asst. pMlos, Harvard,
15-16; instr. math, Maine, 16-17; staff writer,
'Eney. Americana,' 17-18; computer, Aberdeen
proving ground, 18-19; instr. math, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 19- Bowdoin prize. Harvard, 14; doeent-
lecturer. Harvard, 15. Math. Soc. Postulate
theory; foundations of mathematics; assem-
blages and functions of a real variable; epis-
temology.

Wlggana, Prof. O(leo) 0(laiide), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. HortictUture, Mercer
Co, Mo, Oct. 20, 89. B.S.A, Missouri, 12, A.M,
13, Ph.D, 18. Asst. hort, Missouri, 13-15, instr,
15-18; resdirch horticulturist, Del. Exp. Sta,
18-19; assoc. prof, hort, NehrasJea, 19- A.A.
iVuitf ulness in apples.

WlggexB, Dr. Oul J(olm), Western Reserve Medi-
cal College, Cleveland, Ohio. *Physiology.
Davenport, Iowa, May 28, 83. M.D, Michigan,
06. Instr. physiol, Michigan, 06-11; asst. prof,
Med. Col, Cornell, 11-18; prof. Western Re-
serve, 18- A.A; PhysioL Soc; Soc. Pharmacol;
Soc. Exp. Biol; Am. Med. Ass. Circulation un-
der normal and pathological conditions.

Wiggleevortb, Dr. Bdwanl, 234 Berkeley St,
Boston, Mass. Geology. Boston, Nov. 3, 85.
A.B, Harvard, 08, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 17. Asst.
geol, Harvard, 10-16; curator, Gkirdner photo-
graphs, geoL museum. Harvard, 09-17; director
and "keeper geol. eotteetions, Boston Soc Nat.
Hist. A. A; SeismoL Soe; Boston Nat. Hist
Soc; Boston GeoL Soc (sec'y-treas); feL
Boyal Meteor. Soc. Serpentines of Vermont;
geology of Martha's Vineyard.

Wiggleeworth, Henry, General Chemical Co, 25
Broad St, New York, N. T. Chemistry. Bel-
fast, Ireland, Nov. 2, 66. Bobert Gordon Col,
Aberdeen. Chemist, Nichols Chem. Co, 89-
90; director of development, Gen. Chem. Co,
90- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Soe. Chem.
Indust; N. Y. Zool. SoC. Chemical industry.

Wiglit, W(iUiaitt) F(raxikliii), U. 8. Department
of Agriculture, Chico, Calif. Botany. Allegan,
Mich, 74. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 94; A.B, Stan-
ford, 99, A.M, 00. Asst, dept. syst. bot, Stan-
ford, 9^00; hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr,
00- With Argentine Rep. Dept. Agr, 12. A.A;
Soc. Hort. Sci. Economic and systematic bot-
any; flora of Alaska; agricultural exploration^
fruit breeding; systematic pomology.

Wlghtmaa, Dr. B(iigeiie) P(iekney), EMtman
Kodak Co, Rochester, N. Y. Chemisiry. Balti-
more, Md, Dec. 24, 88. B.S, Richmond, 08;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Carnegie research asst.
chem, Hopkins, 11-14; instr, Washington (St.
Louis), 14-15: fellow, Mellon Inst, 16; acting
prof. <^em, Richmond, 16-17; research chemist,

Parke, Davis and Co, 17-20; research chemist,
Mcutman Kodak Co, 20- Lieut, C.W.S, 18.
A.A; Chem. Soc. (v. pres, Va. sect, 17). Con-
ductivity and dissociation of substances in water
and water-alcohol mixtures; latent image in pho-
tography; preparation of diethylanilin; salicylie
acid; photographic emulsions.

Wilber, D(avid) T(nixtoii), 508 University Ave,
Ithaca, N. Y. Thysioal chemistry. Sherburne,
N. Y, April 1, 88. A.B, Cornell, 10. Instr.
miner, and crystallog, Cornell, 12-14; research
asst, Carnegie Institution, 14- Instr. physics,
Cornell, 18-19. A.A; Physical Soc; Chem. Soc.
Crystal chemistry; luminescence.

Wilbnr, Dr. BCay) L(yinaii), Stanford Uni-
versity, Calif. Medicine. Boonesboro, Iowa,
April 13, 75. A.B, Stanford, 96, A.M, 97 ; M.D,
Cooper Med. Col, 99; London and Frankfurt-on-
the-Main, 03-04; Munich, 09-10; LL.D, Cali-
fornia and Arizona, 19. Asst. physiol, Stanford,
94-96, instr, 96-97; lecturer and demonstrator,
Cooper Med. Col, 99-00; asst. prof, Stanford,
00-03; practising physician, 04-09; prof, med,
Stanford, 09-16, pres, IS- Extern, City and Co.
Hosp, San Francisco, 99-00; acting head, dept.
hygiene, Stanford, 01-02; mem. Examining
Board of Physicians, Calif, 02-03. A.A; Am.
Med. Ass. (mem. council on med. educ. and hos-
pitals); Ass, Path, and Bact; CJalif. Acad«
Acidosis; urobilin; botulism.

Wilcox, SQsB AUce W(il80a), Brenau College,
Gainesville, Ga. Biology. Providence, R. I, June
25, 71. A.B, Vassar, 94; fellow, Chicago, 00>
02; fellow, Brown, 06-06, A.M, 09. Instr. biol,.
Vassar, 96-00; zool, Wellesley, 02-05; biol. and
euthenics. Woman's Col, Brown, 06-13; director,
Fairbanks Museum Nat. Science, 13-17; instr.
hiol. Hunter, 17-19; prof. Brenau, BO- A. A;
Bot. Soc; R. I. Audubon Soc. (sec 'y-treas. and
director, 07-13); Mus. Ass. Fresh-water Bry-
osoa; locomotion in young colonies of Peetina-
tella magnifica; life history of Pectinatella
magnifica.

Wlloox, Dr. ECarley) V(ezxum), 301 Southbrook
Court, Washington, D. C. Entomology, VeteriPr
ary science. Busti, N. Y, Feb. 16, 69. A.B,
Otterbein, 90; A.B, Harvard, 92, A.M, 94, Ph.D,
95. Asst. entom, Ohio Exp. Sta, 90; prof, biol,
Montana, 96-99; assoc. ed, 'Exp. Sta. Record,^
99-08; special agent in charge, Hawaii Exp.
Sta, 08-15; spe^al staff writer western agr,
'Country Gentleman.' Ass. Econ. Entom; Vet.
Med. Ass; Oriental Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc.
Qytology; entoqiology; poisonous plants; im-
provement of Hawaiian agricultural methods.

WUcoz, Dr. Bdwin Mead, Agricultural Experi-
ment Station, Santo Domingo. Botany. Busti,
N. Y, May 21, 76. B.S, Ohio Stete, 96; Har-
vard, 97-99, A.M, 98, Ph.D, 99, fellow, 99-00.
Asst. bot, Ohio State, 94-97; prof. bot. and
entom, Okla. Col, 00-01; biol. and hort, Ala.
Polyteeh, 01-04; prof. bot. and plant physiolo-
gist and pathologist, Ala. Exp. Sta, 04-08 ; prof,
agr. bot, Nebraska, botanist, Exp. Sta. and state
botanist, 08-20; director, Santo Domingo Bxp.
Sta, to- A.A; Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Phytopath.
Soc General physiology and pathological his-
tology; dormancy in plants; diseases of Irish
X>otato.

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Wile^ Prof. Gdiy) M(Mirloe)» Annoar Institute
of Technology, Chicago, 111. Physios. Kansas
City, Kans, Feb. 2, 70. A.B, Carleton, 91 ; A.M,
Wiaconain, 02. Instr. science, high sch, Fari-
bault, Minn, 93-96; Albert Lea, Minn, 96-00;
physios, Wisconsin, 01-03; prof, Armour, OS-
AA; Physical Soc. Optical rotatory power of
sugar in various solvents; solution in the sur-
face layer of liquids.

WUcox, Baymond B(oonnan), U. S. Department
of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. B.S, Wisconsin, 12, M.S, 13. Scientific
asst, office fruit disease iTwestigations, bur. plant
indust, U. 8. Dept. Agr, IS- A. A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc: Pomol. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soo.
Diseases of small fruits.

Wilcox, Dr. Beynold Webb, 679 Madison Ave,
New York, N. Y. Kedidne, Madison, Conn,
March 29, 56. A.B, Yale, 78; hon. A.M, Ho-
bart, 81; M.D, Harvard, 81; LL.D, Maryvillei
92; D.C.L, Wittenberg, 15. Prof, med, N. Y.
Post-Qrad. Med. Sch, 90-08; consulting phyai-
dan, Nassau Hosp, OS- Ed. therapeut, 'Am.
Jour. Med. Sci,' 90-09; v. chairman, revision
committee, IT. S. Pharmacopoeia, 00-10. A. A;
fel. Am. Acad. Med; CoL Phyvicians (pres,
15-) ; Am. Cong. Internal Med. (pres, 15-) ;
Therapeut. Soc. (pres, 01) ; Ass. Med. Juris,
(pres, 13-17); Ass. Mil. Surg-; Ass. Med. Re-
serve Corps (pres, N. Y. div, 14-15). Internal
medicine; therapeutics.

WUcsynskl, Prof. E(me8t) J(iilliu), University
of Chicago, Chicago, IlL *Mathe7natics, Ham-
burg, Germany, -Nov. 13, 76. Ph.D, Berlin, 97.
Computer, 'Nautical Almanac,' Office, 98; instr.
math, California, 98-02, asst. prof, 02-06, assoc.
prof, 06-07; Illinois, 07-10; Chicago, 10-15,
prof, 16- Instr, summer sch, George Washing-
ton, 98; prof, California, 16; research assoc,
Carnegie Institution, 05. Prize, Boyal Acad,
Belgium, 10. Nat. Acad; A.A; Math. Soc.
(mem. council, assoc ed, 'Trans'); Math. Ass.
(v. pres. and mem. council) ; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Solar rotation; theory of spiral neb-
ulae ; theory of differential equations ; theory of
ruled surfaces and congruences; projective dif-
ferential geometry.

Wilde, Prof. Korman, University of Minnesota,
Minneapolis, Minn. Philosophy, Dobbs Ferry,
N. Y, June 12, 67. A3, Columbia, 89, A.M,
90, Ph.D, 94; Berlin, 91-93; Harvard, 93-94.
Asst. philos, Columbia, 94-98; instr, Minnesota,
98-00, asst. prof, 00-02, acting prof, 02-03,
prof, philo^ and psychol, 03-10, philos, 10-
A. A; Philos. Ass. (exec, committee, 17-18);
PaychoL Ass; West. Philos. Ass. (v. pres, 05,
pres, 20). History of English ethics; political
and social ethics.

Wilder, Prof. Burt O(reeii), Chestnut Hill, Mass.
* Vertebrate morphology, Boston, Mass, Aug.
11, 41. B.S, Harvard, 62, M.D, 66. Med. cadet,
asst. surgeon and surgeon, 55th Mass. Inf'y,
U.S.A, 62-65; asst. comp. anat, museum comp.
zool, Harvard, 66-68 ; prof, neur, and vert, gool,
Cornell, 67-10, emer, prof, 10- Prof, physiol,
Med. Sch. of Maine, Bowdoin, 75-84; lecturer,
med. dept, Michigan, 76. A.A. (v. pres, 85) ;
Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat. (pres, 98); Neur. Ass.
(pres, 85); Philos. Soc; Phila. Acad; Boston

Soc. Nat. Hist. Habits of spiders; human loco-
motion; intermembral homologies; structure and
habits of ganoids; anatomy of apes and the eat;
morphology of the brain, especially in sela-
chians; characteristics of the brain of the Amer-
ican negro ; terminology.

Wilder, Prof. OharleB E(dward), 723 Monroe
St, Evanston, IlL Mathematics. Boston, Mass,
Aug. 21, 89. A.B, JOarvard, 12, A.M, 13, PhJ),
15. Instr. math. Harvard, 13-14; Pa. State,
15-16; Northwestern, 16-18, asst. prof, I^-
A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Analysis; degree of approximation to
discontinuous functions by trigonometric sums;
linear differential equations.

Wilder, Dr. Frank AClonso), North Holston, Ya.
Geology, Akron, Ohio, Feb. 2, 70. A.B, Ober-
lin, Ohio, 92; Yale, 93; Boyal Mining Sch, Frei-
berg, 01 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 02. Instr. nat. seienees,
high sch, Des Moines, Iowa, 97-00; asst. state
geologist, Iowa, 01; assoc. prof, geol. North
Dakota;, 02-03; prof. econ. geol, Iowa, 03-06;
state geologist, Iowa, 04-06; pres. South. Gyp-
sum Co, 06- A.A; Geol.. Soc; Soc. Test. Mat
Lignite coal ; gypsum.

Wilder, Prof. Harris H(»wthoniA), Smith Col-
lege, Northampton, Mass. ^Zoology. Bangor,
Maine, April 7, 64. A.B, Amherst, 86; Ph.D,
Freiburg, 91. Teacher, Jefferson High Sch, Chi-
cago, 86^9; Lake View High Sch, 91-92; prof,
sool. Smith, 9t- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc ZooL (v.
pres, east, branchy 10, 19) ; Ass. Anat; Anthiop.
Ass; Am. Acad; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Verte-
brate anatomy and embryology; epidermie mark-
ings of palms and soles of primates; vertebrate
teratology; amphibian anatomy and taxonomy.

Wilder, ICn. H. H. (Inei Whipple), Smith Col-
lege, Northampton, Mass. Zoology. Diamond
Hill, B. I, May 19, 71. Ph3, Brown, 00 ; A.M.
Smith, 04. Teacher biol, R. I. Nor. Sch, 93-97;
high sch, Northampton, Mass, 00-4)2; instr. 200U
Smith, oa-14, assoc prof, 14- Soc ZooL Epi-
dermie markings of mammalian palms and soles;
antomy, embryology and life history of am-
phibians.

Wilder, Dr. BnsseU M(orBe), Mayo Clinic, Bo-
Chester, Minn. Medicine. Gincinnati, Ohio, Nov.
24, 85. B.S, Chicago, 07, Ph.D, 12, MJ>, Bush
Med. Col, 12. Instr. internal med. Bosh Med.
Col, 14-17, fellow, Sprague Mem. Inst, Chicago,
15-17; mem. staff. Mayo CUnic, 19-; oast. prof,
med, Mayo Foundaiion, Minneaota, 19- With
M.C, U.S.A, 17-19. Am. Med. Ass. Typhus
fever; carbohydrate metabolism.

WUdermnth, V(enum) L(eit)y), XT. 8. Entomo-
logical Laboratory, Tempo, Ariz. EiUamology,
Oroveport, Ohio, Aug. 15, 85. B.8, Ohio SUte.
09. Asst. zool, Ohio State, 08-09; entowi. asst,
V. S. Dept. Agr, 09- A.A; EntonL Soc; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Wash. Entom. Soc. Cereal and
forage insects.

WUdmaai, Dr. Bdward B(mhree), 4331 Osage
Ave, Philadelphia, Pa. Zoology. Selma, Ohio,
Oct. 19, 74. B.S, Pennsylvania, 04, MJ3, OS,
Ph.D, 12. Asst. instr. biol, Pennsylvania, 02-
04; prof, biol, Cent. High Sch, Phila, 06-12;
head, science dept, W. PhUa. High Seh. for
Girls, It-; instr. 0OOI, Pennsylvania, 19- Instr,
Woods Hole, summers, 08-11. A.A; Soc ZooL

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741

Physiology and cytology in heredity; chromatic
behavior.

Wlldman, Prof. E(ni68t) A(tldn8), Earlham Col-
lege, Biehmondy Ind. Chemistry. Chattanooga,
Tenn, July 2, 89. B.S, Earlham, 12; M.S, Illi-
nois, 14. Mem. chem. staff, Bockefeller Inst,
15-17; director chem. research, Eli Lilly and
Co, 17-19; prof, chem, and director of dept,
Earlham, 19" Chem. Soe; Pharmacent. Ass;
Ind. Acad. Organic chemistry; syntheses in the
diphenylmethane series; chemotherapenties; syn-
thetic loeal anesthetics.

Wiley* Prof. OaxroU 0(ar8on), University of
Illinois, TJrbana, HI. CivU engineering. Edin-
burg, m, July 28, 84. B.S, Illinois, 04, C.E, 10.
Instr. civil eng, Illinois, 06-14, assoe, 14-19,
asst, prof, highway eng, 19- 111. Soc. Eng.
Highway engineering; strength of pavement
slabs.

Wiley, Prof. Forbes B(ag]ey), Granville, Ohio.
Mathematice, Brighton, Mich, Feb, 80. A.B,
Kalamazoo, 06; Chicago, 06, fellow, 13-14,
Ph.D, 14. Prof, maih, and head of dept, Des
Moines, 06-08; instr. Cent. High Sch, Detroit,
Mich, 08-10; Denison, 10-11, asst. prof, 11-12;
asst, Chicago, 12-13; prof, and head of dept,
Venison, 14- A.A; Math. 6oc. Finiteness of
the modular covariants of ^stems of binary and
ternary forms and cogredient XK>int8.

Wiley, Dr. H(anrey) WCaabington), Cosmos CHub,
Washington, D. C. ^Chemistry, Kent, Ind,
Oct. 18, 44. A.B, Hanover, 67, A.M, 70, Ph.D»
76, LL.D^ 98; M.D, Indiana Med. Col, 71; B.S,
Harvard, 73; IiL.D, Vermont, 12; ScD, La-
fayette, 13. Prof. Latin and Greek, Butler,
68-70; teacher science, high sch, Indianapolis,
71; prof, chem, Butler, 74; prof, chem, Purdue,
and state diemist, Ind, 74-83 ; chief chemist, U.S.
Dept. Agr, 83-12; prof, agr, chem, Oeorge Wash'
ington, 99- Mem. jury of awards, Columbian Ex-
pos, 93: Paris Expos, 00; Jamestown Expos, 07;
consulting prof, Brooklyn Polytech, 05; direetor,
bur. foods, sanit. and health,' Good Housekeeping
Mag.' Medal, first class, Physieo-chem. Aead,
Italy, 08; Chevalier, M6rite Agr, 00; Chevalier,
L^on d'honneur, 09; Elliott Cresson medal,
Frai^Iin Inst, 10. U. S. delegate. Int. Cong.
Applied Chem, Vienna, 98; Paris, 00; Berlin,
03; Borne, 06; London, 09. Int. Cong. Bepres-
sion of Adulteration, Geneva, 08 (hon. pres) ;
U. S. delegate, Soc. Univ. de la C^ix bugache
de Geneve. A. A. (v. pres, 86, gen. sec'y, 91);
Chem. Soc. (pres, 93, 94); Agr. Chem. (sec'y,
89-, life pres, 12-) ; ooc. Chem. Indust (v. pres^
10); Soc. Biol. Chem; Am. Med. Ass; Pharma-
cent. Ass. (chairman, phaim. convention, 10-20) ;
Pub. Healtii Ass; Therapeut. Soc. (pres, 10) ;
Electrodiem. Soc; Soc. Med. Juris; Philos. Soc;
hon. mem. Am. Brewing In^t; Ind. Acad, (pres,
02) ; Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 09. 10) ; hon. mem.
Franklin Inst; Phila. Col. Pharm; Soc. Pub.
Analysts, London; British Federated Inst.
Brewers; Chem. G^H; Vereln Zuekerteehniker;
Soc. scL d'Hygidne alimentaire; Physico-Chem.
Acad, Italy; cor. mem. Sch. Chem. Sci, Museo de
La Plata, Argentine. Cultivation of sugar-pro-
ducing plants and the manufacture of sugar;
effect of environment on the composition of
plants; soil ferments and their importance in

agriculture; principles and practises of agricul-
tural analysis; adulteration of foods; effect of
preservatives and colors on health and digestion ;
beverages and their adulteration; composition
and changes in aging of distilled spirits; food
tests.

Wllgns, W(illiam) J(olin), 165 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. CivU engineering, Buffalo, N. Y,
Nov. 20, 65. Diploma, Univ. State of N. Y.
With Chicago Great West. By, 85-91; asst. en-
gineer, N. Y. C. and H. B. B. B^ 93-97, res. en-
gineer and chief asst. engineer, 97-98, engineer
maintenance of way, 98-99, chief engineer, 99-
03, V. pres, 03-07; oonsrdting engineer, 07-
Chairman, Elec. Traction Commission, N. Y. C.
and H. B. B. B; Advisory Board of Engineers,
Detroit Biver Tunnel; Board of Consulting
Engineers, Vehicular Tunnel, N. Y and N. J;
col, U.S.A. and deputy director gen, transporta-
tion, France; D. S. medal; Oflcier LSgion d'hon-
neur; Thomas Fitch Bowland prize, Soc. Civil
Eng; Telford gold medal, British Inst. Civil
Eng. Consult. Eng. (past director) ; Soc. Civil
Eng. (director, 02-04); B. B. Eng; By. Guild;
St. Paul Soc. Civil Eng; British Inst. Civil Eng.
Costs and economics of railroad operation and
contruction.

Wilkinson, Prof. John ACndenKm), lovra State
College, Ames, Iowa. Chemistry. Sidney, Ohio,
June 21, 80. B.S, Ohio State, 03; Ph.D, Cornell,
09. Asst. prof. anal, chem, Ohio State, 09-13;
assoc. prof, chem, Iowa State, 13-19, prof, awU,
and physical chem, 19- Capt, C.W.S. Chem.
Soc. (pres, Ames sect, 14). Formaldehyde; ad-
sorption.

WiUard, Prof. A(rthiir) OCntts), University of
Illinois, Urbana, HI. Meohanioal engineering,
Washington, D. C, Aug. 12, 78. BJ9, Mass.
Inst. Tech, 04. Teacher indust. ehem, Calif.
Sch. Mech. Arts, 04-06; asst. prof. mech. eng,
George Washington, 06-09 ; asst. ^nit. and heat-
ing engineer, Q.M.C, 09-11, sanit. and heating
engineer, 11-13 ; asst. prof, heating and veniiUi-
tion, Illinois, 13-17, prof, 17- Mech. Eng; Heat,
and Vent. Eng. Heating; ventilation.

WlUard, Prof. Dantol BCvwstt), Northern Pa^
eific Building, St. Paul, Minn. Geology. Nile,
N. Y, Aug. 22, 62. A.B, Alfred, 88, A.M, 90;
Chicago, 93-95. Principal, Albion Acad, 88-92 ;
prof. nat. sciences, N. Dak. Nor. Sch, 95-03;
geol, N. Dak. Col, 03-10; with North, Paoifie By,
10- Principal, high sch; asst, V, S. Geol. Surv,
02-05; morainie mapping in North Dakota.
Artesian water; soil map of North Dakota; de-
velopment of natural resources along the North-
em PaciHc Bailway ; landscape geology of North
Dakota; Minnesota.

Wlllard, Prof. Haxtoy B(l<^hard), Uniyersity of
Maine, Orono, Maine. Physics, Mathematics,
Sutton, Vt, March 13, 75. A.B, Dartmouth, 99,
A.M, 02; fellow, Yale, 09-10, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 12.
Principal schools. Barton Landing, Vt, 99-00;
asst. physics, Dartmouth, 00-02; instr. math,
Kenyon Mil. Acad, 02-04; Ma4nc, 04-^)7, asst
prof, 07-09, 12-13, assoe. prof, 13-19, prof, 19-
Statistician, Food Ad, and special expert,
W.T.B, 17-19. Soc. astron. de France. Badia-
tions emitted by a Bigfai vibrator; a family of
oscillating orbits of short x)eriod.

742

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

WlUard, Dr. H(obart) H(iird), 802 Monroe St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Chemistry. Erie, Pa, June
3, 81. A.B, Michigan, 03, A.M, 05 ; f eUow, Har-
vard, 08-09, Ph.D, 09. Instr. chem, Michigan,
05-06, 09-11, assoc, prof, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc;
Electrochem. Soc. Atomic weights of silver,
lithium and chlorine; perchloric and periodic
acids and their salts; quantitative analysis.

Willard, Prof. J(oflepli) M(oody), State CoUege,
Pa. Mathematics, Orford, N. H, Feb. 1, 65.
A.B, Dartmouth, 87, hon. M.S, 12; scholar, fel-
low, fellow by courtesy, Hopkins, 90-93. Instr.
math, Pinkerton Acad, Derry, N. H, 87-90;
prof, Pa. State, 9S-, sec'y, council of adminis-
tration, 06-16. With U. S. Coast and Geod.
Surv, 87-89, 18. Math. Soc. Differential equa-
tions and applications.

WiUard, Prof. J(iiUiu) T(orrMs), Agricultural Col-
lege, Manhattan, Kans. Chemistry, Wabaunsee,
Kans, April 9, 62. B.8, Kansas State, 83, M.S,
86, hon. ScD, 08; Hopkins, 87-88. Asst. chem,
Kansas State, 83-87, asst. prof, 90-96, assoc.
prof, 96-97, prof, applied chem, 97-01, chem,
01-, dean, div. of gen. science, 09-, v. pres, 18-,
asst. chemist, Exp. Sta, 88-97, chemist, 97-18,
director, 00-06, v. director, 07-18. Chemist,
Kans. State Board of Agr, 97- A. A; Chem.
Soe; Am. Soc. Animal Nutrition (registrar, OS-
IS); Kans. Acad, (pres, 01). Composition and
digestibility of foods and feeds; improvement of
sorghum and corn by seed seleetion based on
chemical analysis; soil moisture; nitric acid and
ammonia of rain water; digestion and nutrition
investigations; milling tests of wheat; baking
qualities of flour in reUition to chemical composi-
tion; food analysis; soil investigation.

Willard, Prof. W(illlam) A(lbert), CoUege of
Medicine, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Nebr.
Anatomy. Grinnell, Iowa, April 24, 73. A.B,
Grinnell, 96; fellow. Tufts, 97-98; A.M, 98;
Harvard, 99, Ph.D, 10. Acting prof, eool, Grin-
nell, 01-02; instr, Nebraska, 02-03, assoc. prof,
03-10, prof, histol. and embryol, 08-14, anat, 14-
A.A; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool. Vertebrate nervous
system.

WIUooz, Prof. Usrgo»rit», 60 Ashland Ave, Buf-
falo, N. T. Chemistry. Worcester, Mass, June
23, 92. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 13; A.M, Ph.D,
Bryn Mawr, 16. A^st. prof, chem, Agnes Scott,
16-18; WeUs, 18-19; Wellesley, 19-20; chemiet,
Nat. Aniline and Chem. Co, tO- Anal, chemist,
Nat. Aniline and Chem. Co, summer, 19. Chem.
Soc. Heversible replacement of alcohols in alde-
hyde alcoholates.

Wfllcox, Prof. M(ar7) A(llce), 63 Oakwood
Boad, Newtonville, Mass. Zoology. Kennebunk,
Maine, April 24, 56. Newnham Col, England,
80-83; Zurich, 96-98, Ph.D, 98. .Teacher,
Charlestown High Sch, Boston, 76-79 ; prof. eool.

. and physiol, Wellesley, 83-10, emer, prof, 10-
A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Boston Soe. Nat.
Hist. Comparative anatomy of mollusks; com-
parative anatomy of Acmaeidae.

Wlllcox, Dr. Oflwin W(illiam), Aetna Explosives
Co, Mount Union, Pa. Chemistry. Austin, Tex,
Oct. 11, 70. Fellow, B.S, Texas, 01 ; Loewenthal
fellow, Chicago, 03-04, Ph.D, 04. Instr. chem,
Utah, 01-02; asst. prof, Iowa State, 04; asst.
chemist, Sandy Hook Proving Ground, 04-08;

manager. Scientific Sta. for Pure Products, 09;
chief chemist and supt, Aetna Explosives Co. Ed,
'Pure Products.' A. A; Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chem-
ists Club. Organic and technical chemistry;
geology; volatimetry; non-Hauyan crystallog-
raphy.

WUlcor, Prof, W(alt6r) PCriaicia), ComeU Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. Statistics. Beading,
Mass, March 22, 61. A.B, Amherst, 84, AM,
88; LL.D, 06; LL.B, Columbia, 87, Ph.D, 91.
Instr. and later assoc. prof. Cornel, 91-01,
prof. eoon. and statistics, Ot- Dean, col. arts
and sciences, Cornell, 02-07; chief statistic-
ian, 12th V. S. Census, 99-02; statist, expert,
censuses of Cuba and Porto Bico, War Dept,
TT.S.A, 99-00 ; expert special agent, IT. S. Census,
02-12; consulting statistician, N. Y. State Dept.
Health, 07-; U. S. delegate, Int. Statist. Cong,
Brussehi, 03, Berlin, 03, London, 05, Paris, 09;
▼. chairman, exec, committee and pres, sect, om
demog, Int. Cong. Hygiene and Demog, Wash-
ington, 12. A.A; Statist. Ass. (pres, 11) ; Eeon.
Asst. (pres, 15); Int. Statist. Inst; Boyal
Statist. Soc. Divorce problem; negro problem;
immigration ; public health ; x>opulation

Wfflett, George, 2123 C6urt St, Los Angeles,
Calif. Zoology. Hawkesbury, Ont, May 28, 79
Wbittier Col, 94-95. Inspector game preserva-
tion, hiol. surv, V. S. Dept. Agr, It- Ornith-
ologist, exped. to Layson Island, Hawaii, 12-13;
with biol. surv, U. S. Dept. Agr, in southeast
Alaska, summers, 12-15. Mem. Omith. Union;
Cooper Omith. dub. Ornithology; conehology;
birds of southern California and of the Hawaiiaa
bird reservation; birds and mollusks of Alaska.

WlUey, Prof. A(rtl«ir). McGiU Univwsi^,
Montreal, Can. Zoology. Scarborough. Eng-
land, Oct. 9, 67. Fellow, Univ. Col, London,
11, D.Sc, 94; Cambridge, Balfour student. 94-
99, hon. M.A, 98. Tutor, sool, Columbia, 92-
94; lecturer, biol, Guy's Hosp. Med. Sch, Lon-
don, 99-01; director, Colombo Museum, Cfey-
lon, 02-10; Stratheona prof, gool, McGin, 10-
Mem. exped. to Peloro Faro, Messina, 89,* 90;
southwest Pacific, 94-97; lecturer biol, Ceylon
Med. Col, 02-06 ; marine biologist, Ceylon Cfort,
07-10. Cor. mem. N. Y. Acad; Boyal Soe.
Can; fel. Boyal Soc; fel. London ZooL Soe;
Cambridge Philos. Soc. Amphioxus; Tunieata;
Peripatus; Enteropneusta ; Ctenoplana; Nauti-
lus; Hematozoa; American beaver; convergence
in evolution.

WlUiama, Dr. Anna WCessels), Foot of E. 16th
St, New York, N. Y. Bacteriology. N. J, 63.
M.D, Woman's Med. Col, N. Y, 91. Instr. pat^
and hygiene, Woman's Med. Col, N. Y, 92;
bacteriologist, Dept. Health, N. Y. City, 95-19,
asst. director, 19- Consulting pathologist, In-
firmary for Women and Children; lecturer, X.
Y. Univ; scientific asst, U. S. Pub. Health Serv-
ice. A.A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp. Biol;
Soc. Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass:
Woman's Med. Ass. (pres, 15); N. Y. Aead.
Med. Public health; etiology, diagnosis and
treatment of infectious diseases.

Williams, Charles Burgess, North Carolina Agri-
cultural Experiment Station, West Raleigh, N".
C. Agronomy. Shiloh, N. C, Dec. 23, 71. BA,
N. C. Col, 93, M.S, 96; Hopkins, 96-97; Nat.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

748

SQmmer Sch. Agr, Ohio State, 02. Instr. chem,
N. 0. Col, 93; asst, N. C. Exp. Sta, 93-96;
chemist, Fertiliser Control of N. C, 97-99; asst.
state chemist, N. C, 99-07; director, N. C. Exp.
Sta, 07-12, V. director, and chief, div, agron,
Ig", dean, N. C. Col, 17^

WUtUou, Br. COiarleB HCerbert), 1069 Boylston
St, Boston, Mass. Ophthalmology, Boston, 50.
A.B, Harvard, 71, M.D, 74, A.M, 75. Asst.
snrgeon and surgeon, Mass. Charitable Eye and
Ear Infirmary, 77-87 ; med. director, Burlington
Belief Dept, 89-95; asst. surgeon, eye dept,
Boston City Hosp. A.A; Am. Med. Ass;
Ophthal. Soc; New Eng. Ophthal. Soc; Boston
Soc. Med. Sci; Chicago Ophthal. and OtoL So«.
Standards and methods of examining eyes of
railway employees for vision and color percep-

* tion; test types; variations in the position of
the axes of the eyes.

WilUanui, Prof. OOazke) BCenadiet), 214 Stuart
Ave, Kalamazoo, Mich. Mathematics, Coming,
N. T, Dec. 11, 68. Bochestcr, 96-98; A.B,
Princeton, 90, J.S.K, fellow, 90-91, A.M, 95;
Gottingen, 92-93 ; Leipaig, 93-94, 01-03 ; ScD,
Kalamazoo, 19. Instr. math, Princeton, 92-94;
Olney prof, KaXamaeoo, 94-, dean, IS- A.A;
Math. Soc.

WlUianu, Prof. Olemaat Odarenee), Lawrence,
Kans. CivU engineering, Bryant, HI, Feb. 21,
82. B.S, Illinois, 07; C.E, Colorado, 09. Asst.
prof, civil eng, Colorado, 07-14; prof, railway
eng, Kansas, 14-19, dnil eng, 19- A.A; Civil
Eng; R. R. Eng; Eng. Educ. Railway engi-
neering; highway and masonry construction,

WilUanu, Clyde B, 308 Ferry Ave, Niagara
Falls, N. Y. Metallurgy. Salt Lake City,
Utah, Sept. 8, 93. B.S, Utah, 15. Chem-
ist, U. S. Smelting Co, 15-16; Union Assay
Office, 16-17; research chemist, U. S. Bur.
Mines, 17-19 ; metallurgist, HooJcer Eleotroehem.
Co, 19- Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Buffalo
Eng. Soc. Hydrometallurgy of lead, gold and
flilver; electric smelting; chlorin products.

Wl]llaiiis» Pxof. Edward Hdggiason), Jr, Wood-
stock, Vt. Mining engineering, Proctorsville,
Vt, Sept. 30, 49. A.B, Yale, 72; A.C, Lehigh,
75, E.M, 76, LL.D, 14; ScD, Vermont, 13.
Mining engineer, Wilkes-Barre, Pa, 76-79;
Bupt. of mines, DanviUe, Pa, 79-80; mining
engineer, Cambria Iron Co, 80-81 ; prof, mining
and geol, Lehigh, 81-02; pri/oate work, 02-
Lecturer mining and geol, Lehigh, 02- A.A;
Geol, Soc; Min. Eng; Philos. Soc. Geology;
glacial geology of Pennsylvania.

WiillABia, Prof. BdSMr) H(owaid), 804 Michi-
gan Ave, Urbana, HI. Fhysios, Soldiers Ghrove,
Wis, Dec. 29, 78. A.B, Wisconsin, 05; A.M,
06; fellow, Illinois, 09-10, Ph.D, 10. Asst.
physics, Wisconsin, 05-07; instr, Illinois, 07-12,
aasoc, 12-18, asst, prof, 18- Physical Soc.
Magnetism; electricity.

WlUlams, Prof. Bmiioii a(lflord), 110 Capitol St,
Biehmond, Va. MedMne. Bichmond, Jan. 81,
74. M.D, Virginia, 97. Prof, histol, baeter. and
path, Med, Col. of Va, 02-08, prev. med, 14-;
state heaXth commissioner, Va, 08- Pres, Conf.
of State and Provincial Boards of Health of N.
Am, 16. Am. Med. Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Am.

Bontgen Bay Soc. (v. pres, 04); Bichmond
Acad. Med. and Surg, (pres, 05). Public health.

WUUanui, Dr. FnmdB H(enry), 505 Beacon St,
Boston, Mass. Medicine. Uzbridge, Mass, 52.
B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 73; M.D, Harvard, 77.
Instr, Harvard Med. Sch, 84-85, asst. prof. mat.
med. and therapeut, 8ft-88, therapeut, 88-91;
visiting physician, Boston City Hosp, 96- A. A;
Am. Physicians; Soc. Pharmacol; Am. Acad;
Climat. Ass; Mass. Med. Soc; Boston Soc. Med.
Sci; cor. mem. K. K. Gesell. der AerEte, Wien.
Diphtheria; diseases of the chest; Rontgen rays;
disturbance of magnetic field by sound waves.

WlUiamB, Dr. Fraocia Z(ayiflr), Havraiian Sugar
Planters Association Experiment Station, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii. Entomology. Martinet, Calif , Aug.
6, 82. A.B, St. Ignatius, 03 ; Stanford, 08 ; A.M,
Kansas, 13 ; ScD, Harvard, 15. Inspector, Calif.
State Board Hort, 08-10; asst. curator entom.
collections, Kansas, 10-13; asst. zool, Harvard,
14. Entomologist, Calif. Acad, exped. to Gala-
pagos Islands, 05-06; instr. econ. entom, Low-
thorpe Hort. Sch, spring, 15; gipsy moth kb,
U. S Dept. Agr, 15-16. A.A; Entom. Soc; Pa-
cific Coast Entom. Soc; Cambridge Entom. CluD.
Butterfiies and hawk-moths of the Galapagos
Islands; Larridae of Kansas; development ot
light organs in insects.

Williams, Prof. Prank BOair), aark University,
Worcester, Mass. Mathematics, Warrensburg,
Mo, Jan. 23, 71. C.E, Missouri, 90, fellow, 92-
93, M.S, 93; fellow, Clark, 98-00, Ph.D, 00.
Surveyor, Miss. Biver Commission, 90-92, 94-
95; U. S. asst. engineer, Tenn. Biver Improv,
95-97; asst. prof, civil eng. Union, 00-05, eng.
and math, 05-06, prof. eng. math, 06-07; asst.
prof, math, Clark Col, 07-08, prof, 08-, instr,
Clark, 10- Sec'y, T.M.C.A, Prance, 17-18.
A. A; Math. Soc; Eng. Educ; New Eng. Ass.
Teachers Math. Geometry on ruled quartic sur-
faces; continuous groups in the plane; method
of determining radius of curvature of bent
beams; curves on quintic scrolls.

WiUiama, Prof. F(ranlc) B(me8t), University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Geography,
Liberty, 111, May 4, 77. A.B, Wisconsin, 10,
A.M, 12. Instr. geol, Wisconsin, 10-15, asst.
prof, 15-20; geog. and industry, Pennsy\vania,
go- Mem. Nat. Geog. Soc. exped. to Alafdca, 10;
geologist, Wis. GeoL Surv, summers, 11, 13, 18;
capt, miL int. div, 18-19; with U. S. Shipping
Board, 19. Physiography; recent deposits in
the Great Lakes; erosion in Alaska fiords.

WUUams, Dr. Fraiik H(artiii), Telephone Build-
ing, Albany, N. Y. Engineering, Durham-
ville, N. Y, April 11, 73. A.B, Colgate, 95;
ScD, 97; LL.B, Syracuse, 97, M.E. Mem-
firm, A.L. Norton and Co, 98; res. engineer,
Stanwix Eng. Co, 9^00; N. Y. State Eng.
Dept, 00-08, state engineer, 09-10; v. pres. and
chief engineer, Coleman duPont Bead, Del, 11-
12; chief engineer^ Portage Co. Improvement
Ass, 13-14; state engineer, N, T, 15- Chair-
man, Barge Canal Terminal Commission, 09-11;
trustee, Colgate. Civil Eng.

WUUams, Gardner F(red), Pacific Union Club,
San Francisco, Calif. Mining engineering,
Saginaw, Mich, March 14, 42. A.M, California,
69, LL.D, 10; Boyal Min. Acad, Freiberg, 65-

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

68; Eiig.D, Michigan, 18. Asst. asaayer, XJ. S,
Mint, San Francisco, 70; manager mines, Nev,
Utah and Calif, 71-80; eoncnilting engineer, 80*
84; manager, gold mines, Transvaal, 84-85; Ex-
ploration Co, Ltd, London, 86-87; gen. man-
ager, De Beers Min. Co, and De Beers Consoli-
dated Mines, Ltd, Kimberley, 87-05. XJ. 8.
consular agent, Kimberley, sixteen years; chair*
man, board of managers, S. African Sch. Mines;
mem. XJ. 8. Assay Commission, 08-09. Silver
medal, Royal Acad, Sweden, 08. A. A; Min.
Eng; British Ass; British Inst. Min. and Metal;
S. African Ass. (pres, 05) ; S. African Ass. Eng.
and Metal. The genesis of the diamond; the
diamond mines of South Africa.

WlUlams* Gardner S(t6wart), 905 Olivia Ave,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Engineering, Saginaw, Mich.
Oct. 22, 66. B.S, Michigan, 89, C.E, 99. Engl-
neer, water works, various cities, 87-89 ; drafts-
man and engineer, Russel Wheel and Foundry
Co> Detroit, 90-93; civil engineer, Board of
Water Commissioners, Detroit, 93-98; engineer
m charge, hydraul. lab, and prof. exp. hydraul,
Cornell, 9^-04; prof, civil, hydraul. and sanit.
eng, Michigan, 04-11; oonetating engineer, 98^
Mem. Int. Waterways Commission, 03-05; assoc.
mem. Naval Consulting Board, 16; major, corps
engineers, O.R.C, 17 ; mem. executive board, Am.
Eng. Council. Norman medalist, Civil Eng, 02.
avil Eng. (director, 08-11, v. prea, 14-15) ; Ass.
Eng. Societies (manager, 97-13); Water Works
Ass; Pub. Health Ass; Consult. 'Eng; West. Soc.
Eng; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Mich. Eng.
Soc; Detroit Eng. Soc. (sec'y, 95-97). Civil,
hydraulic and sanitary engineering; water-borne
typhoid fever outbreaks in Detroit and else-
where; flow of water in pipes, channels and over
weirs; efficiency of turbines; consumption and
distribution of water; measurement of water
by weirs, floats, current meters and Pitot tube;
water power development.

^1?^ Si-v^*^^' ^^'^^* Teachers College,
Detroit, Mich. Pspohology. Ionia, Mich, May
24, 84. A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 10; Ph.D, Pennsyl-

T2^J «' ¥' ^°**'* P«y<jfcoZ, Detroit Teachers Col,
16-18, head of dept, 19-

Wmiams, Prof. Guy T(andall), University of
Oklahoma, Norman, Okla. Chemistry, Gaines-
ville, Tex, Sept. 7, 81. A.B, Oklahoma, 06.
A.M, 10; M.S, Chicago, 11; fellow, IDinois, 11-
13, Ph.D, 13. Instr. chem, Oklahoma, 06-08,
assoc. prof, 08-14, prof, physical chem, 14^
Acting head, dept, chem, Oklahoma, and acting
director, Okla. Pure Food and Drug Lab, 13-
14; collaborating chemist, bur. chem, Okla.
Dept. Agr, 14-18; director, Okla. Bur. Stand-
ards, 18-19. A. A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem.
Soc; OUa. Acad. Analytical methods; con-
ductivity and viscosity; mineral oils of Okla-
homa.

Williams, Henry £(iigeiia), V, 8. Weather
Bureau, Washington, D. C. Meteorology.
Bethel, Conn, April 3, 44. Pub. sch. and acad.
Chief, forecast div, U. S. Weather Bur, 95-98,
chief clerk, 98-03, asst. chief, 03-14, meteorolo-
gist in charge forecast div, 14-20. Fel. Meteorol.
Soc ; Waah. Econ. Soc. The protection of food
products from injurious temperatures.

WUliama, Dr. Herbert IT(phmiii), 24 High St,

Buffalo, N. Y. ""Pathology, Bacteriology. Buf-
falo, Nov. 28, W, Michigan, 84-86; MJ>, Buf-
falo, 89; M.D, Pennsylvania, 91; HopkiiiB, 95;
Gottingen, 99. Prof. path, and bacter, med.
dept, Buffalo, 93- Pathologist, Buffalo Gen,
Erie Co. and Buffalo City hospitals. A^; Ass.
Path, and Bact; Am. Physicians; Soc Exp.
Biol. Trichinosis; pancreatitis; fat neerosiB;
lymphomatous tumors of dog's spleen; elastic
fibers in carcinoma; hematozoa of frog; sweat
glands in kidney disease; infections native to
America; nephritis and arteriosclerosis.

WllllaiQs, Dr. Horatio Burt, 437 W. 59th St,
New York, N. Y. Physiology. Utica, N. Y,
77. A.B, Syracuse, 00, M.D, 05. Intern, N.
Y. Hosp, 05-07; asst. physiol, med. col, Cor-
nell, 07-11 ; asst. prof, Columbia, 11- Soc Exp.
Biol; Physical Soc; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad.
Med; London Physical Soc. Electrophysiology;
sounds; nerve action-current phenomena.

Wimams, Prof. Ira A<braham) 417 Oregon
Building, Portland, Oregon. Oeology. Worth
Co, Iowa, Dee. 24, 76. B.S, Iowa State, 98,
M.S, 03; feUow, Columbia, 03-04, KM, 04;
Ohio State, 99-00. Instr. geol, Iowa Stote, 98-
03, asst. prof. geol. and vuning, 03-06, assoc

Srof. ceramic eng, 06-13; prof, ceramies,
regon Sch. Mines, 13-18; ceramist and geolo-
gist, Oregon Bur. Mines and Geol, IS-; prof,
ceramics, Washington (Seattle), 18-19; eonsulP
ing ceramist, V. 8. Bur. Mines, IB- Asst. ge-
ologist, Iowa Geol. Surv, 99-13; XJ. S. GeoL
Snrv, 99-02; managing ed, 'Iowa Engineer,' 07-
11. A.A; GtooL Soc; Ceramic Soc; Iowa Aas.
Cement Users (sec'y, 04-12); Iowa Briek and
Tile Ass. (sec'y, 03); fel. Iowa Acad. Geram-
ics; Oregon geology.

WlUiams, Dr. J. Harold, Whittier State School,
Whittier, Calif. Psychology. Ainaworth, Nebr,
Dec. 21, 88. A3, Stanford, 13, A.M, 14, f eUow,
14-16, Ph.D, 16. Principal, high sch, Oiadron,
Nebr, 08-09; Broken Bow, 09-11; science instr,
Nebr. State Junior Nor. Sch, 11; dWector of
research, Whittier State 8eh, IS- Managing ed,
'Jour, of Delinquency,' 16- AJL; Am. Clin.
Psychol; Ass. Study Feeble-minded; British Soc
Study Ijiebriety. Sociology; delinquency; fee^
ble-mindedness; measurement of intelligence.

WlUiams, John Ohazlea, 1006 12th St, GoMen,
. Colo. MetaUurgy. Butte, Mont, Dec 7, 90.
E.M, Colo. Sch. Mines, 18. Mill operator,
Phelps-Dodge Corp, 13-14, chemist, 14-15; assL
supt, Nat. Badium Inst, 15-16; chemist. Von
Schultz and Low, 16-17; asst. director, dept.
metal, research, Colo. 8ok. Mines, 17-* Min.
Eng. Ore dressing.

WUUanui, Prof. J(olin) B(dward), Blackabni^
Va. Mathematics. Charlotte Co, Ya, Sept 17,
67. A3, Hampden-Sidney, 92; fellow, Vir-
ginia, 97-99, A.M, Ph.D, 99. Principal, high
sch, Boydton, Ya, 92-94; asst. principal, (km-
merce St. Sdi, Boanoke, Va, 9^5; licentiatt
math, Virginia, 97-03; prof, matit, Va. PolyteOk,
OS^ A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Lae's trans-
formation groups; approach corres; empirieil
curves.

WlUiams, Dr. J(olm) Whltridge^ 107 S. Cha«
St, Baltimore, Md. Obstetrics, Q^neeoleffy.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

745

Baltimore, Jan. 26, 66. A.B, Hopkins, 86;
M.D, Maryland, 88, hon. 8c.D, 07; Berlin and
Vienna, 88-89; Leipzig, Prague and Paris, 94-
95; hon. Se.D, Dublin, 1$; LL.D, Pittsburgh,
15. Assoc, later assoe. prof, and p^f, ohttetf
HopJcins, 9S-, ohstetrieian-ii^chief, Hopkins
Hosp, 99- A.A; Gynee. See. (pres, 14);
Oynec. and Obstet. Soe, Glasgow (hon. pres,
12) ; hon. fel. Edinburgh Obstet. 8oe; eor. mem.
gynaek. Gesell, Munehen; eor. mem. Leipzig
Gesell. fur Geburtshulfe. Anatomy, pathology
and bacteriology of female generative tra<^;
etiology of eclampsia and toxemia; develop-
ment and diseases of human placenta; puer-
peral infection ; metabolism and phvsiolo^ of
pregnancy; syphilis in relation to obstetrics.

Williams^ Prof. S(eimetli) P(ower8), Blooming-
ton, Ind. Mathematics. Urbana, Ohio, Aug. 25,
87. A.B, Indiana, 08, A.M, 09; PhJ), Prince-
ton, 13. Instr. math, Indiana, 09-14, asst. prof,
14-19, assoe. prof, 19- Capt, P.A.C, 17-19.
Acting fellow, LoweU Observatory, spring and
summer, 07. Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Ind. Acad;
Cireolo Mat di Palermo. Difference equations;
functions of a real variable; aerodynamics.

Williamfl, Prof. L(eon) F(raDklin), North Caro*
lina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts,
West Baleigh, N. C. Chemistry. Merchant
Mills, N. 0, Aug. 27, 81. A.B, Trinity (N. 0),
01, A.M, 02; Ph.D, Hopkins, 07. Asst. ehem,
Trinity (N. 0), 00-02; instr, N. C. Col, 07-09,
asst. prof, 09-12, assoc. prof, It- A.A; Chem.
Soc. (v. pres, N. C. sect, 11, pres, 12); N. C.
Aoad. Acyl derivatives of ortho and paramino
phenols; primary, secondary and tertiary amine
derivatives of camphoroxalic acid.

WUUama, Dr. L(oiiiB) L(aTal), XT. a Marine
Hospital, Ban Francisco, Calif. Medioine.
Georgetown, 8. C, Oetr 26, 59^ M.D, B.C.
Med. Col, 80. Asst. surgeon, V. 8. Tub. Heatih
Service, 85-88, passed asst. surgeon, 88-99, sur-
geon, 99-01, asst. surgeon gen, 01-05, senior
surgeon, 16-20, asst. surgeon gen. at large, tO-
A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Mil. Surg. Ftiblie
health; medical aspects of immigration.

Wllllams, Dr. MabA 0(lare), Iowa City, Iowa.
jPsyekology^ CoralviUe, Iowa, Nov. 6, 78.
Ph3, Iowa, 99, fellow, 99-02, FhJ>, 08. Asst.
instr. psyehol, Iowa, 02-03, instr, 03--04; prof.

ftfjchol. and philos, Coe, 04-05; instr. psyehol,
oiea, 07-10, asst. prof, 10^ AJl\ Pwjehol,
Ass; Ass. Prof; West. Philos. Ass; Iowa Acad.
Visual iUusiotts; color vision.

Will1ftini> Dr. M(flrtoii) T(arwood), Geologisal
Surrey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Oeology.
Bloomfield, Ont. June 21, 83. B.8, Queen's
(Can), 09; Ph.D, Yale, 12. Teacher, pub. seh,
03-05; instr. geoL and physiog, forest seh,
Tale, 10-12; junior geologist, Can, OeoU Bwrv,
12-14, geologist, IS^ Field asst. Can. GeoL
Surv, snmmers, 08-11. AA ; GeoL Soc; Paleont.
Soc Stratigraphic paleontology; Arisaig-Anti-
goidsli district of Nova Scotia; Silurian of
southwestern Ontario; Ordovician rocks of Lake
Timishaming.

WilUama, Prof. K(eU) tf(ooker), 1020 OUvia
Ave, Ann Arbor, Mich. Physics, Almont,
Mieh, Oct. 28, 71. B.S.(E.E), Michigan, 98,
M.8, 95, Ph.D, 12. Principal, high sch, West

Bay City, Mich, 95-98; instr. physics, Cent.
High Sch, Detroit, 98-01 ; Shortridge High Sch,
Indianapolis, 01-03; Bose, 03-08; asst. prof,
Michigan, 08-17, assoc. prof, 17-18, prof, 18-
Supt^ munic. lighting system, Clinton, Mich, 93-
94; inspector, ^ec. construction, Detroit. AA;
Physical Soc. Alternating currents and mag-
netism; stability of residual magnetism; tem-
perature effects on magnetised steeL

Williams, Prof. B(i(fliard) H(ermQii), University
of Arizona, Tucson, Ariz. Animal husbandry*
Ont. Can, April 13, 81. B.S.A, Toronto. 05;
M.S, Illinois, 07, Ph.D, 12. Instr. animaX hus-
hanary, Ohio State, 07-09; asst. prof, Min-
nesota, 11-12; prof, Arisfona, 14- Soc. Animal
Production. Feeding; range management.

WlUiains, Prof. &(obert) DCay), P. O. Box 235,
Claremont, Calif. Psychology. Marblehead^
Mass. B.S, Pomona, 03; California; A.M, Yale,
07, Ph.D, 09. Asst. bot, California, 03-04;
instr. bioL and geol, Pomona, 04-06; asst. psy-
ehol, Yale, 08-^; asst prof, philos, Pomona,
09-10, assoc prof, philos. and pflychol, 10-11,
prof, psyehol. and educ, 11-15; pres, Mid-Pacific
Inst, Honolulu, 15-18; acting prof, philos,
Pomona, 19, prof. phUos. and exp. psyehol, tO-,
acting seo'y, faculty. With Y.M.C.A, AE.P,
19; head, dept. psyehol, A.E.F. Univ, Bec^une,

19. A. A Experimental psychology.

WiUlams, Dr. B(obert) BCeaton), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemistry, Metallography, Hartford, Conn,
July 11, 80. B.S. Mass. Inst. Tech, 02; Ph.D,
Gottingen, 07. Asst. anal, chem, Mass, Inst,
Tech, Oa-05, instr, 07-12, asst. prof, ia-17,
assoc. prof, 17- A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Acad;
British Inst. Metals. Non-ferrous metallog-
raphy.

Williams, Prof. 8(aiimel) &(6bl2isQii), Oberlin
College, Oberlin, Ohio. ^Physics. Marengo,
Iowa, March 2, 79. Ph.B, Grinnell, 01; AM,
Nebraska, 03; Berlin, 03-05; Ph.D, Columbia,
06. Private research asst. to Prof. E. F«
Nichols, 05-06; lecturer, physics, Barnard, Co-
lumbia, 06-07, tutor, 07-08; assoc. prof, Ohefiin,
Oa-10, prof, 10- A.A; Physical Soc; Soc Test.
Mat. Optics; magnetic-mechanical analysis;
magnetostriction.

WlUiaais^ Seward Wkitliig, 2500 S. Dearborn St,
Chicago, 111. Chemistry. Byron, N. Y, Dec. 11,
61. Ph.C, Michigan, 81. Instr. qual. anal,
Michigan, 81-82; assoc. ed, 'Weekly Drug
News,' 88-85; chemist, Seabury and Johnson,
86-91, supt. manufactures, 91-11; director,
seientiflc dept, Bauer and Black, 11- A. A;
Chem. Soc: Pharmaceut. Ass; N. Y. CoL Phar-
naey; feL London Chem. Soe. Bubber combina-
tion plasters; surgical dressings; gaseous dis-
infection.

Williams^ Prof. 8(tephen) B(iggB), Oxford,
Ohio. Zoology, Kalgan, N. Gh&a, Aug. 2S,
70. A.B, Oberlin, 92, AM, 93 ; AM. Harvard,
98, PhJ), 00. Teacher, high sch, Luna, Ohio,
94-96; asst, sool. lab. Harvard, 98-00; prof*
wool, and geol, Miami, 00- On staff. Lake Lab,

20. Bowdoin prize, 99 ; Walker prise, 03. A A ;
Soc Zool; Ass. Anat; Ohio Acad. Life history
of Seutigerella; a cystid family of the Bieh-
mond agelacrinites.

746

AMEEICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Williams, Prof. W(alt6r) It(oiig), Cornell Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Veterinary science, At-
genta, 111, Feb. 26, 56. Illinois, 75-77; grad,
Montreal Vet. Col, 79. Practising veterinarian,
79-91; prof, vet. science, Purdue, 91-93; Mont.,
Col, 93-96; vet. surg. and obstet, Cornell, 96-
16, research prof, diseases of "breeding cattle,
IS-- Vet. Med. Ass. (pres, 92). Veterinary
obstetrics, including the diseases of breeding
animals and of the new-bom.

Williams, WdlUam) H(m), Platteville, Wis.
Mathematics. Kingsbury, N. Y, Nov. 6, 61.
A.B, Williams, 84, A.M, 87; Gottingen and
Erlangen, 92-94. Principal, acad. Port Byron,
HI, 85-87; master math, Lake Forest Aead, 87-
97; instr, State Nor. 8eh, Platteville, Wis, 97-
Math. Soc. Relations between the minors of the
Bezont-Sylvester determinants; algebra text
books for high school.

WilUamSy Dr. W(illia)m Whitridge, Metropoli-
tan Building, Denver, Colo. Mediovne, Bal-
timore, Md, Sept. 1, 75. A.B, Hopkins, 95,
M.D, 99; ScD, Dublin, 12. Hes. physician, St.
Joseph's Hosp, Baltimore, 99-00; asst. bacter,
Prague, 01; path, Harvard, 02-^)3; grad. asst,
out-patient dept, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 03-05; asst.
Pharmacol, Western Reserve, 05-08; director,
W(pbb Tuberculosis Research Lab, Colorado
Springs, Colo, 08-11; consultant, Cragmor Sana-
torium, 10-14; swrgeon, U. 8. Pub. Heaith Serv-
ice; pra4ftising physioia/ik Mem. Int. Tuberculosis
Cong, 08. Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. Tuber. Aneurism; xanthoma; origin and
character of exudation ceUs following experi-
mental peritonitis; hydrastis; perfusion; iodin
in thyroid ; hematological studies in tuberculosis ;
altitude lymphocytosis; serum diagnosis, of
syphilis; tuberculosis, including immunity pro-
duction by inoculation of living bacteria begin-
ning with one organism; serum diagnosis of
tuberculosis.

Williamson, Prof. Charles S(amael), Jr, Tulane
University, New Orleans, La. Chemistry. Cul-
leoka, Tenn, Aug. 7, 79. B.S, Vanderbilt, 02,

. M.S, 03. Prof, indusi. chem. and head, sch.
chem. eng, Tulane, IS- A.A; Chem. Soc; Chem.
Eng. Industrial chemistry; hydrosulphites ;
dyes.

WlUlamson, Prof. Ohailes Spencer, 25 E. Wash-
ington St, Chicago, HI. Medicine. Cincinnati,
Ohio, May 15, 72. B.S, Cincinnati, 93, M.S,
M.D, 96; Leipzig, Berlin, Vienna and Paris,
97-00. Assoc, prof, med, col. med, Illinois, 02-
05, prof. clin. med, 05, prof. med. and head of
dept, 14" Lieut, col, ir.S.A, 17-19. Gold
medal. Am. Med. Ass, 18. Soc. Clin. Invest;
Am. Med. Ass. Internal medicine; effects of
age and sex on hemoglobin ; animal hemoglobin ;
effects of exercise on the heart; pericarditis;
sanitation.

WilUamson, E(dward) B(nioe), Bluffton, Ind.
Entomology. Marion, Ind, July 10, 77. B.S,
Ohio State, 98 ; fellow, Vanderbilt, 00-01. Asst.
curator, Carnegie Museum, 98-99; teacher sci-
ence, high sch, Salem, Ohio, 99-00; pres, Wells
Co. Bank, Bluffton, Ind, OS-; hon. curator
Odonata, Michigan. A.A; fel. Entom. Soc;
Omith. XTnion; fel. Ind. Acad, (pres, 18); Ohio
Acad. Dragon-flies.

Williamson, Ersklne DConglas), Geophysical
Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Physical chem-
istry. Edinburgh, Scotland, 86. B.Sc, Edin-
burgh, 08, M.A, 09. Research asst, Carnegie
Trust, Edinburgh, 12-14; physical chemist, geo-
phys. lab, Carnegie InstittUion, 14- Manufac-
ture of optical glass, W. I. B, 17-18. ChenL
Soc; Physical Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos,
Soe; Edinburgh Math. Soc. Sedimentary car-
bonates; high pressure; elastic properties of
glass; chemical equilibrium.

Williamson, ICn. li. Borton, 2343 Ocean View
Ave, Los Angeles, Calif. Conchology. Leeds,
England. American private schools : Elliot Sem;
Burlmgton Col; special courses in philos. Con-
ducted Eool. dept. Summer Sch, Long Beach,
Calif, 94; conchol. dept. 'Pop. Science News*;
Isaac Lea dept, 'The Nautilus.' A. A; Wash.
Biol. Soc; S. Calif. Hist. Soc. (v. pres). Popu-
lar conchology.

Willla* Prof. BaUey, Stanford University, CaUf.
*Geology. Cornwall, N, Y, May 31, 57. M.E,
Columbia, 78, CJE, 79; hon. Ph.D, Berlin, 10.
Special agent, tenth census, 79-81; geologist,
Northern Transcont. Surv, 81-84; U. 8. Geol
Surv, 84-; consulting geologist to Arg. By, 11-
14; prof, geol, Stanford, 16- Lecturer, Hop-
kins, 97-03; various official positions, XT. S.
Ckol. Surv; geol. exploration in Eastern Asia,
Carnegie Institution, 03-04; lecturer, Chicago,
09- Delegate for U. S, Int. Committee on Int
Map, London, 09. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres,
E, 08) ; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Ass. Geog; Philoi.
Soc; Am. Acad; Wash. Acad, (sec'y, 10);
Wash. Geol. Soc; Berlin Gesell. fur Erdkunde.
Stratigraphic and structural geology and phji-
iography, with special reference to tiie growth of
mountains and continents; stratigraphy and
physiography of North America, Europe and
Asia as a record of continental development.

WiUlston, Arthur L(yman), Went worth Institute,
Boston, Mass. MechanictU engineering, Cam-
bridge, Mass, Oct. 11, 68. B.S. (M.E), Mass.
Inst. Tech, 89, 89-90. Asst. R. B. engineer.
90-91; instr. steam eng, Mass. Inst. Te«h, 91-
92; mech. engineer for mill architects, 92-^3;
director, dept. of indust. arts, Ohio State, 93-

98, sec'y, eng. faculty, 95-98; director, sdL of
science and tech, Pratt Inst, 98-10; Wentvorth
Inst, Boston, 08- A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ
(sec'y, 07-09, v. pres, 09) ; Soc. Indust. Edoe.
(sec'y and treas, N. ¥. State branch). Steam
engineering ; friction ; power transmission ; jthjn-
ical properties of alloys and cast iron; factorr
organization and management.

Willonghby, O(haxles) C(Iaik), Peabody Museom,
Cambridge, Mass. Anthropology. Hon. AJC,
Bowdoin, 15. Austin teaching fellow, Harvard*
99-01; asst, dept. anthrop, Chicago Expos, 9^
93; chief asst, Peabody Museum, Harvard. 94-

99, asst. curator, 99-13, asst. director, 13-15,
director, 15- A.A; Anthrop. Ass; Mua. Ass:
Swedish Soc. Anthrop. and Geog. Ameriess
archeology and ethnology.

WUloughby, O(lande) H(oiiston), 200 N. Roax
St, Gainesville, Pla. Animal husbandry. Ta-
maroa, HI, Jan. 2, 75. Grad, dairv sch, Wis-
consin, 00; B.Agr, Missouri, 01; Cornell, 08.
Instr. dairying, Missouri, 01-02; dairyman, Gt.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

747

Exp. Ste, 02-09 ; «*pt, Fern Crest Dairy, 09-11 ;
prof, arwrnai husbandry and dairying, Florida,
IB- Lecturer, Ga. Farmers' Institutes, 03-09;
eontributing ed, 'South. Buralist/ 05-19; instr.
animal husbandry, Peabody Col. Teachers, 18.
A.A; Dairy Sci. Ass; Soc. Animal Production;
Ga. Dairy and Live Stock Ass. (officer, 03-11) ;
Fla. Live Stock Ass. (officer, 12-18). Beef
and pork production; diseases of farm animals;
milk production under semi-tropical conditions.

Wills, Prof. A(Ibert) P(ottw), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. ThysicB, Waltham,
Mass, Feb. 25, 73. B.E.E, Tufts, 94; Ph.D,
Clark, 97; Gottingen and Berlin, 98-99; Sc.D,
Tufts, 11. Assoc, applied math, and physics,
Bryn Mawr, 99-02; physicist. Cooper Hewitt
Lab, 02-03; instr. meeh, Columbia, 03-05, adj.
prof, 05-09, prof. matK physios, 09- Physical
Soo. Magnetic permeabiUty; magnetic shield-
ing; magnetostriction; conduction of electricity
in mercury vapor; hydrodynamio analogy to
electric and magnetic fields; magnetic proper-
ties of gases; theories of magnetism.

Will8» J(o]in) a(aid€n), 27 Matilda St, Albany,
N. Y. Veterinary science, Chateangay, N. Y,
April 4, 79. B.S, Vermont, 03, D.V.M, C6mell,
06. First asst. veterinarian, N, T. State Vept.
Agr, 09-11, chief veterinarian, 11- Vet. Med.
Ass. (chairman, sect, sanit. science, 16) ; U.
S. LivS Stock Sanit. Ass. (pres, 17) ; Pub.
Health Ass; N. Y. Vet. Med. Ass. (pres, 17).
Bovine tuberculosis; anthrax; rabies; live stoidc
sanitation.

Willflon, Prof. Fred (eric) k NCewton), Princeton,
N. J. Descriptive geometry. Brooklyn, N. Y,
Dee. 23, 55. C.E, Rensselaer, 79; hon. A.M,
Princeton, 96. Instr. math, Troy Acad, 72-79;
acting prof, Lake Forest, 79-80; prof, descrip-
tive geom. and tech. draicing, Princeton, 81-
Asst. bookkeeper, Troy City National Bank, 71 ;
foreign correspondent, Drexel, Morgan and Co,
80. A.A; Math. Soc; Mech. Eng; assoc. Civil
Eng. Mathematics; graphics; kinematics; ster-
eotomy; valve motion.

Willfloa, Prof. Boben W(heeler), 64 Brattle St,
Cambridge, Mass. Astronomy, West Bozbury,
Maas, July 20, 53. A3, Harvard, 73; Ph.D,
Wurzburg, 86. Asst, Argentine Nat. Observa-
tory, 73; Harvard Col. Observatory, 74, tutor
physics, Harvard, 75-81; asst. astronomer, Win-
chester Observatory, Yale, 81-84; instr. astron.
and physics, Harvard, 91-99, asst. prof, astron,
99-93, prof, 03-19, emer, prof, 19- A.A; As-
tron. Soe; Am. Acad. Conduction of heat; ter-
restrial magnetism; electricity; Maya astron-
omy.

Wilnunw, Dean Jno. JCenkins), Auburn, Ala.
Mechanical engineering. Winchester, Ind, Oct.
15, 64. B.M.E, Purdue, 88, M.E, 91. Asst,
dept. mech, Ala. Polyteeh, 88-91, instr. meeh.
eniTf 91-94, prof. 94-08, dean, sch. eng, 08-
A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ.

Wila07» Bex B(tdiop), Eastman Kodak Co, Bo-
ch^ter, N. Y. Fhysics. Bavenna, Nebr, July
27, 89. B.S, Nebraska, 18, A.M, 15. Physicist,
E€ietfnan Kodak Co, 15-18, 19- Photog. physi-
cist. Bur. Aircraft Production, 18-19. Optical
Soc. X-rays and X-ray photography; reflec-

tion coeflcients of metals; photographic sen-
sitometry.

Wilson, Prof. A(lbert) H(aniB), Haverford Col-
lege, Haverford, Pa. Mathematics. Saunders-
ville, Tenn, Feb. 4, 72. B.S, Vanderbilt, 92,
fellow, 92-93, M.S, 93; Hopkins, 93-95; Got-
tingen, 99-00; Bonn, 03-04; Ph.D, Chicago, 11.
Instr. math, JPrinceton, 95-03; Illinois, 04-05;
Ala. Polyteeh, 05-10; assoc. prof, Haverford,
10- A. A; Math. Soc.

Wilaon, Dr. AUMl W(UUam) Gdmning), De-
partment of Mines of Canada, Ottawa, Can.
Engineering. Cobourg, Ont, Feb. 6, 73. Vic-
toria (Ont), 89-92; B.A, Toronto, 93; A.M,
Harvard, 99, Ph.D, 01; Columbia, 02; McGiU,
02-04. Master science, Napanee Col. Inst, 96-
98 ; geologist. Can. Geol. Surv, 01-02, 08 ; demon-
strator geol, McOill, 02-06; consulting geologist
and engineer, 06-09; engineer, Dept. Mines of
Can, 09- Tech. adviser, Can. W.T.B, 17-18.
Min. and Metal. Eng; QteoL Soc; Min. Eng;
Can. Inst. Min; British Inst. Min. and Metal.
Physiography of Ontario; geological and geo-
graphical exploration in 'New' Ontario and
Keewatin District; the copper deposits of Can-
ada; copper smelting and spelter production in
Canada; potash recovery at cement plants;
pyrites and its uses; physiographic and indus-
trial development engineerii^^.

Wilson, Prof. A(ndrew) O(ordon), Hebron, Nebr.
Geology. Scotch Grove, Iowa, April 5, 61.
Lenox, 75-80 ; A.B, Wooster, 84, A.M, 87. Instr.
science, Lenox, 84-85, prof. nat. science, 85-
02, pres, 97-02. Dynamical geology and ore de-
posits; gold and silver deposits in New Mexico ^
electric power transmission.

Wilaon, Prof. B(enjainln) D (unbar), New York
State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Soil
technology. Lexington, Ky, Oct. 14, 89. B.S,
Kentucky, 09, M.S, 14; Ph.D^ Cornell, 17. Asst.
chemist, Ky. Exp. Sta, 09-14; instr. soU technol,
N. T. State Col. Agr, Cornell, 17-19, asst. prof,
19- Soc. Agron. Soil technology and chem-
istry.

Wilson, Prof. B(lrton) N(eill), University of
Arkansas, Fayetteville, Ark. Mechanical engi-
neering. Philadelphia, N. Y, Nov. 16. 74. B.S,
(M.E), Ga. Tech, 96; M.E, Michigan, 09,
M.M.E, 17. Adj. prof. mech. eng, Arkansas,
96-03, prof, 03-16, exp. eng. and drawing, 17^
Mech. Eng. Arkansas fuels.

Wilson, Prof. Oha(rl»)8 B (ranch). State Normal
School, Westfield, Mass. *Bv>logy. Exeter,
Maine, Oct. 20, 61. A.B, Colby, 81, A.M, 83,
hon. ScD, 08; Hopkins, 94-^6, Ph.D, 10. Instr.
hot, Colby, 81-84; private tutor, 84-91; prof,
science, State Nor. Sch, Gorham, Maine, 91-
94; student asst, Hopkins, 95-96; prof, bid,
State Kor. Sch, Westfield, Mass, 96-97, head,
dept. science, 97- A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Springfield Zool. Club
(pres, 97, 02-14). Nemerteans and gephyreans
of North America; development of &ogs' eggs
in various solutions; North American copepoda

Sarasitic on food and other fishes; Argulidae;
aligidaej Ergasilidae; parasitic copepods of
the Pacific coast; Chondracanthidae ; Lemaei-
dae; Lemaeopodidae ; influence of degeneration
on classification; Sphyriidae; dragon flies in re-

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AMEBICAN 3iEN OF 8CIEXCE

lation to pond-iisli enltnre; para«itie copeiKxIs
from the Congo Basin and of the Canadian Are*
tie expedition.

WUaon, Prof. Oharte Seoon, Forest Home IMve,
Ithaea, N. Y. Pomology. Hall, N. Y, Dee. 11,
79. A. B, Cornell, 04, M.S^A., 05. Inatr. hort,
Comelly 05-07, asat prof. i>omol, 07*10, prof,
10-15 ; state eonvmiuioner agr, N, T, IS- SupL
froita, N. Y. State Fair, Syracuse; N. Y. State
Fair Conuniseioner, 15- Soe. Hort. Sei; Hort.
Cong. (▼. pree). Black rot of the grape and
its control; orchard surveying.

WHboh, Prof. D(aTUI) Wxighty Johns Hopkins
Medical School, Baltimore, Md. Fhynologicai
ehenUitry. Hnoznlle, Iowa, Jan. 4, 80. B.S,
Orinnell, 10; M.S, Xllinoia, 12; PhJ), Yale, 14.
Asst and assoc. physioL chem, HopJcim, 14-17,
oisoe, prof, 17" Soc. Biol. Chem; Physiol. Soc
Muscle extractives; parathyroid tetany; nitro-
genous constituents of blood.

Wilson, Prof, D(6lonsa) T(ate), Case School of
Applied Science, Clereland, Ohio. Aaironomy,
Mathematics. Clinton, N. C, Aug. 1, 62. A.B,
North Carolina, 87; A.M, Vanderbilt, 96; Ph.D,
Chicago, 05. Instr. astron, Cincinnati, 01, 02;
computer, T7. S. Naval Obsetvatory, 03; asst.
prof, math, and aetron, Caee, 03-11, aeeoc, prof,
11-^ A.A; Astron. Soc; Math. Soc; Math. Ass.
Perturbations; the almucantar for determining
star places.

Wilson, Prof. E(dmimd) B(eeclier), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. *Biology. Ge-
neva, HI, Oct. 19, 56. Antioch, 73-74; Chicago,
74-75, LL.D, 01; Ph.B, Yale, 78, LL.D, 01;
fellow, Hopkins, 79-81, Ph.D, 81, LL.D, 02;
Cambridge and Leipzig, 81-82. SoJ), Cambridge,
09; hon. M.D, Leipzig. 09. Lecturer biol, Wil-
liams, 83-84; Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-85; prof,
B^ Mawr, 85-91; booI, Columbia, 91-14, Da
Cotta prof, 14-, dean faculty, pure science, 05-
06. Joseph Leidy lecturer, Pennsylvania. 13;
Croonian lecturer, Boyal Soc, 14. Nat. Acad;
A.A. (pres, 13); Soe. Nat. (pres, 00); Soc
ZooL (pres, 95) ; Soc Exp. Biol, (pres, 05) ;
Am. Acad; fel. N. Y. Acad, (pres, 04); feL
Boyal Micros. Soc; for. mem. London I^nnean
Soe; cor. mem. London Zool. Soc; hon. mem.
Cambridge Philos. Soc; hon. mem. Soc biol. de
Paris; hon. mem. Soc. zool. de France; cor.
mem. BoyiJ Prussian Acad; Bavarian Acad;
for. mem. Boyal Bohemian Sci Soe; assoc
Aecad. del Lincei; Boyal Acad. Sci, Amster-
dam; for. mem. Soc Hollandaise, Harlem; for.
mem. Christiania Acad; for. mem. Acad. Royale
de Belgique. Cytology; embryology; experi-
mental morphology.

Wilson, Dr. Bdwin BldweU, Massachusetts Insti-
tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Mathe'
matioi. Hartford, Conn, April 25, 79. A.B,
Harvard, 99; Ph.D, Yale, 01; Paris, 02-03.
Instr. math, Yale, 00-06, asst prof, 06-07; as-
soc prof, Ifosf. Inst. Teeh, 07-11, prof, 11-17,
math, phifsioB, and head, dept. phyHee, 17-- Lec-
turer math, Harvard, 10-11, Lowell lecturer,
aeronautics, 18. Mem. Int. Conmiission for
Studying Vectorial Notations. Nat. Acad;
AJL; Math. Soc (assoc ed, 'Trans'); Physical
Soe; Am. Acad; Math. Verein; Soc math,
de France; Circolo Mat. di Palermo; Int. Ass.

Prom. Qoatemionc Vector analysia; geometry;
multiple algebra; mechanics; advaneed eaJeuhis;
relativity; aeronauticc

Wilson, Dr. Bnust D(aiia), George Batten Cb,
New York, N.Y. Chemistry. Harlan, Iowa, Not.
2, 90. B.S, Nebraska, 13; PhJ), Chicago, 15.
Instr. chem. Nebraska, 13 ; research aosoc phys-
ical chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13-14; aast. dieis,
Chicago, 14-15; fellow, Mellon Institute, 16-18;
chief engineer, Graton and Knight Mfg. CSo. 1^
20. Chem. Soe; Leather Chem. Ass; Ghent. Eag.
Industrial chemistry; atomic structure; solphnr
diozid in smelter gases; power transmisaSon by
leather belting; currying of leather.

Wilson, Bmest Henry, Arnold Arboretum, Ja-
maica Plain, Boston, Mass. Botany. Cfaipping-
Campden, England, Feb. 15, 76. Hon. A.M.
Harvard, 16. Asst, Arnold Arboretum, Harvard,
06-19, asst. director, 19- George Bobert White
Medal, Mass. Hort. Soc Bot. Soc; Boyal HorL
Soc. Botanieal exploration in China and J^an;
introduction of woody plants.

Wilson, Prof. Frands D(anial), 130 Park Ave,
Schenectady, N. Y. Chemistry. Chatham, Ya,
Dec. 3 71. B.S, Va. Polytech, 94, M.8, 96;
Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Instr. chem, and researdk
asst. to Prof. Michael, Tufts, 99-00; instr. chem.
and miner, Va. Polytech, 00-01, asst. prof, 01-
02; adj. prof, chem, geoL and miner, 0^-04,
prof, chem, 04-12; research chemist. Gen. Elec
Co, It- A.A; Chem. Soc Comparative study
of orthosulphaminebenzoic add and orthocar*
baminebenzene-sulphuric acid; the action of esl-
cium carbonate and calcium bicarbonate on sine
sulphate solutions.

Wilson, Dr. Frank K(oxmaa), 804 Lawrenee St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Medicine. Wayne Co, Mich,
Nov. 19, 90. B.S, Michigan, 11, MJ>^ 13.
Asst. internal med, Michigan, 13-14, instr, 14-
16; Washington (St. Louis), 16-20; assoc prof,
Michigan, tO- A.A; Am. Med. Ass; Soc Gtia.
Invest. Clinical eleetro-cardiography.

Wilson, Prof. George Wade^ 4369 Oakenwald
Ave, Chicago, HI. TaihcHogy. St. Lonis, Mo,
May 7, 91. A.B, 10, A.M, 13; MJX St. Louis,
14. Asst. path, St. Louis, 15-17; reHow path,
and bacter, Bo^efeller Inst, 17-18, aast, 1^19;
prof, path, baeter. and prev. mod, Loyola, 1^
Bacteriology; fluid substitutes for blood; epi-
nephrin ; cytotoxins ; increased antibody prodne-
tion; effect of X-rays on eell-divisioA; mean-
logical syphilis.

Wilson, Prof. Ony West, Fayette, Iowa. Botany,
Mycology. Near Carmel, Ind, June 19, 77.
B.S, De Pauw, 02, A.M, 03; M.S, Purdue, 06.
Prof, biol, Mt. Union, 03-04; teacher bot, h^
soh, La Fayette, Ind, 04-05; aid, N. Y. Bot
Garden 06-07; prof. bioJL Upper Iowa, 07-10;
asst. plant path, N. C. "Bxp. Sta. 10-12; aait
prof. mycoL and plant path, lowa, 14-16;
assoc. bot. and plant path, Clemson, 18-19 ; prof,
biol. Upper Iowa, 19^ A. A; Phytopath. Soe;
fel. Iowa Acad; Kane Acad, (see'yy 18) • Nortih
American Peronosporales ; flora of Indiana; dia*
eases of cotton, grains and chestnut; jphy-
comycetes; soil fungi of Nortii America; paia-
sitio fungi; fungi of Iowa.

Wilson, Prof. HCarlay) F(ro8t), TTnivernty of
Wisconsin, Madison, Wic BnUmoHoffy. Del

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Norte, Colo, April 14, 8S. B.S, Colo. Agr. Col,
07; XUinois, 07-08; M.S, Oregon Col, 18. Spe-
cial agent, bnr. entom, V. 8. Dept. Agr, 08-10;
reseaiih asst. entom, Oregon Exp. Sta, 10-13;
prof, Oregon Col, and entomologist, Exp. Sta,
13-15; prof, eoan, entom, Wiaoonsin, 16^ A.A;
Entom. Soo; Ass. Eeon. Entom; Paoifio Coast
Ass. Econ« Entom. (pros, 15). Insecticides;
Aphididae.

Wilson, Prof. H(arold) A(Ib6rt), Bice Institute,
Houston, Tex. *Fhy9ic9. York, England, Dec
1, 74. M.Sc, Leeds, 97; 1851 Exhibition scholar,
London, 97-00, 1).8c, 00; Clerk-Maxwell student,
Cambridge, 01-04, M.A, 04. i^ellow, Trin-
ity Col, Cambridge, 01-07; prof, physics.
King's Col, London. 05-09; McGill. 09-12;
Eice Inst, IB- A. A; Physical Soc; Philos. Soe;
fel. Boyal Soc; London Physical Soc; Cam-
bridge Philos. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Elec-
trical properties of flames and incandescent
solids; ^charge through gasefe at low pressures;
induced electromotiye force; ionic charge; heat
conduction; optical properties of metals; per-
ception of direction of sound; receivers for
sound in water; diamagnetism; electromagnetic
momentum; gravitation.

Wilson, Prof. HCenry) V(aii Peters), Chapel Hill,
N. C. ^Zoology. Baltimore, Md, Feb. 16, 63.
A.B, Hopkins, 83, feUow, 87-89, Ph.D, 88.
Asst, IT. S. Pish Commission, 89-91 ; pro/, biol.
North Carolina, 91-04, gool, 04^ Director, TJ. S.
Fisheries Lab, Beaufort, N. C, 98-01 ; south, ex-
change lecturer, 15-16. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc.
2ool. (v. pros, east, branch, 08, pres, 11) ; Bos-
ton Soc. Nat. Hist. Comparative and experi-
mental embryology; coelenterates; sponges; am-
phibians; teleosts.

WUflon, Prof. H(exl)ert) O(oaper), 207 Winona
St, Northfield, Minn. *Asironomy. Northfield,
Oct. 24, 58. A.B, Carleton, 79, A.M, 82; Ph.D,
Cincinnati, 86. Asst. astronomer, Cincinnati
Observatory, 81-82, astronomer (pro tern), 82-
84, asst. astronomer, 84-86; computer. Transit
of Venus Commission, 86-87; asst. prof, astron,
Carleton, 87-89, assoc. prof. math, and astron,
99-09, prof, and director, €h>odseU Observatory,
09-^ Ed, 'Popular Astron'; research asst. Lick
Observatory, 10-11. Astron. Soc. Observations
of double stars and comets; celestial photog-
raphy; measurement of photographs for posi-
tions of asteroids; variable stars.

WUflon, H(erbert) M(lcliael), The Associated
Companies, Hartford, Conn. Engineering, Glas-
jiTow, Scotland, Aug. 23, 60. C.E, Columbia, 81.
Lerelman, transitman and party chief, B. B.
surveys, Mex, 81-82; topographer, IT. S. Geol.
Burr, 82-88, irrig. engineer, 89-90, geographer,
91—06, chief engineer structuml and fuel test-
ing, 07-10 ; engineer in charge, TJ. S. Bur. Mines,
10-14; director, dept. safety and inspection. The
Associated Companies, 15-18, gen, manager, 18~
Lecturer on irrig, Columbia, 92-93. Civil Eng;
Wash. Acad. Civil and mining engineering;
geography; irrigation; safety in mining; com-
pensation insurance.

Wilson, Dr. Henlck B(a8t), Oberlin, Ohio.
Paleontology, Bradford, Pa, Feb. 5, 84. A.B,
Oberlin, 09, A.M, 10; fellow, Chicago, 10-12,
Ph.D, 13. Asst. aool, Oberlin, 07-08, paleont.

09-10; private research, 13-14; paleontologist,
n. S. Nat. Museum, 15-20. A.A; Paleont. Soc;
N. Y. Zool. Soc. (Mnoid morphology.
Wilson, Prof. JCames) 0(oni«llQ8), 1509 Walnut
St, Philadelphia, Pa. Medicine, Philadelphia,
March 25, 47. A.M, Princeton, 67 ; M.D, Jeffer-
son Med. Col, 69. Attending physician, Phila.
Hosp, 76-90; (German Hosp, 9(V-98; prof, prac-
tise of med. and clin. med, Jefferson Med, Col,
91-11, emer, prof, 11-; attending physician, Pa,
Hosp, 95-11, emer, physician, 11-; physician'
in-chief, LanJcenau {formerly German) Hosp,
98^ First lieut. and later capt, M.B.C. Am.
Physicians (pres, 02) ; Am. Med. Ass; Am.
Acad. Med. (pres, 97) ; Philos. Soc; CUmat. Ass.
(pres, 04) ; Therapeut. Soc. (pres, 09) ; Wash.
Acad; Phila. Co. Med. Soc. (pres, 95-96);
Phila. Col. Physicians (pres, 18, 14); Phila.
Path. Soc. (pres, 85, 86). (Tlinical medicine.

Wllaon, Prof. JCames) K(eiiineth), 202 Dearborn
Place, Ithaca, N. T. Soil technology, Maryville,
Mo, Aug. 5, 81. B.S, Okla. Col, 06; Ph.D, Cor-
nell, 15. Asst. bacteriologist, N. Y. Exp. Sta,
Geneva, 06-12; asst. plant physiol, Cornell, 12-
14, asst. prof, soil technol, 14-20, prof, HO- Soc.
Bact. Soil technology; soil bacteriology; crops
and nitrates.

Wilson, Prof. James W(llbnr), Brookings, S.
Dak. Animal husbandry, Traer, Iowa, Feb. 12,
69. B.S.A, Iowa State, 96, M.S.A, 98. Asst.
prof, animal husbandry, Iowa State, 97; private
sec'y, Sec'y of Agr, 97-00; prof, anwnal hus-
bandry, 8, Dak, Col, and director, Exp, Sta, 02-
Stock breeding and feeding.

Wilson, John Arthur, A. F. Gallun and Sons Co,
Milwaukee, Wis. Chemistry, Chicago, HI, Aug.
16, 90. N. Y. ITniv; Leeds, England. Asst.
chemist, Edison Chem. Works, 11; A. F, Oallun
and Sons Co, 12-16, chief chemist, 16- Hon.
research asst, Procter Int. Besearch Lab, Leeds,
15-16. Chem. Soc. (chairman, Milwaukee sect,
20, leather chem. sect, 20-) ; Leather Chem. Ass.
(v. pres, 20-). Physical and colloidal chem-
istry; leather.

Wilson, Prof. J(ohn) Ooxdon, 5755 Kenwood Ave,
Chicago, HI. Anatomy, Physiology. Edinburgh,
Scotland, 66. A.M, Edinburgh, M.B, CM, 89;
Vienna and Berlin, 90-91. Instr. and asst. prof,
anat, Chicago, 01-08 ; prof, and head, dept. otol.
Northwestern, 09- Otologist, Wesley Hosp, Chi-
cago. Ass. Anat; Laryngol. Ass; OtoL Soc.
Otology; nerves and nerve endings in heart,
larynx and ear; cranial connections of nerves of
the ear; physiology of the vestibular mechanism.

Wilson, Dr. J(ohn) Hbward, Castine, Maine.
Anthropology, Philadelphia, Pa, April 9, 71.
A.B, Brooklyn Polytech, 95 ; A.M, Columbia, 05,
Ph.D, 06. Cong. Int. d'Anthrop. et d'Areh^ol.
prehist; Cong, prehist. de France. A. A; Am.
Oeog. Soc; Anthrop. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Geol-
ogy; glacial history of Nantucket and Cape Cod.

Wilson, Prof. J(ohn) Hunt, 531 Oattell St,
Easton, Pa. Chemistry, Easton, Nov. 30, 85.
B.S, Lafayette, 05; M.8, Harvard, 07, Ph.D, 08.
Besearch asst. path. Harvard Med. Sch, 08-09;
instr. physical chem, Lehigh, 10-16; prof, La-
fayette, 16- Chem. Soc ; Franklin Inst. Atomic
weight of lead; energy changes in the dilution
of amalgams.

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WUsOD, Dr. L(evi) TQioium), U. S. Naval Acad-
emy, Annapolis, Md. Mathematies. Jonesboro,
Ark, Dee. 24, 85. A.B, Washinitton and Lee, 09,
A.M, 10; Columbia, 13; Ph.D, Harrard, 15.
Jfwtf. fnath, lUinois, 15-17; U. 8. NawU Acad,
17-20, a89t. prof, SO- Math. Soc

Wilson, Dr. I^onia Bdandiard), Tbe Mayo Found-
ation, Boeheater, Minn. Pathology, Bacterioh
ogy. Pittsburgh, Pa, Dec 22, 66. Pa. State
Nor. Seh, 86; M.D, Minnesota, 96. Teacher
biol. Central High Sch, St. Paul, 88-96; senior
demonstrator path, and bacter, Minnesota, 97-
04; patholog%$t and direeior laboratories, 8t.
Mary* 9 Hosp, 06-; din. prof. surg. path, Min-
nesota, 05-14, prof, path, Mayo Foundation,
IS- First asst. bacteriologist, Minn. State
Board of Health, 96-04; major, lieut. col.
and col, M.0, A.E.F, and asst. director, lab.
div, 18-19. A. A; Ass. PatlL and Baet; Am.
Phjaioians; Pub. Health Ass; Am. Med. Ass;
Ass. MiL Surg; Minn. Path. Soc. (inres). Bac-
teriology (diphtheria and hemorrhagic septi-
caemia groups); Tariations in morphology and
-virulence of B. diphtheriae; etiology of the
so-called spotted fever of tiie Bocky Mountains;
pathology of goiter; relation of gastric ulcer to
gastric cancer; tumors of the kidney; pathology
of spleen and prostate; tumors of parotid; bal-
listics in relation to gunshot wounds; graduate
medical education.

Wilson, Dr. Lucy, 51 Pine Bidge Boad, Waban,
Mass. Physibs. Bloomington, 111, Oct. 19, 88.
A.B, Wellesley, 09; fellow, Hopkins, 16-17,
Ph.D, 17. Asst. physics, Mt. Holyoke, 09-11,
instr, 11-12 13-14 ; instr. physics and psychol,
Wellesley, 17-20, asst, prof, physieSy tO- A.A;
Physical Soc. Theories of vision; optics in pure
physics.

Wilson, Mrs. L(qc7) L(angdon) WCilliams), 640
N. 32d St, Philadelphia, Pa. Anthropology,
Geography. St. Albans, Vt, Aug. 18, 65. PhJ),
Pennsylvania, 97. Principal, 5. PhUa. High
8eh, 1&- Oold medal, Paris Expos, 00; Pan-
Am. Expos, 01. A. A; Anthrop. Ass; Am. Geog.
Soc; Archeol. Inst. Education; anthropo-geog-
raphy; American archeology.

Wilson, Dr. M(orley) ECvans), Geological Sur-
vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Bright,
Ont, Feb. 8, 82. B.A, Toronto, 07 ; Ph.D, Yale,
12. Geologist, Can, Geol. Survey, 07- A, A;
Geol. Soc. Pre-Cambrian geology.

Wilson, Dr. N(onnan) B(icliard), Wesley Col-
lege, Winnipeg, Manitoba, Can. Mathematios,
Cobourg, Ont, March 23, 79. B.A, Toronto, 99,
MwA, 01; Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Instr. math,
Boyal Mil. Col, Kingston, Ont, 99-00; lecturer,
Wesley Col, fjniv. of Manitoba, 00- A.A;

^Math. Soc. Group theory.

Wilson, Prof. O(rville) TCumar), 3414 Telford
Ave, Cincinnati, Ohio. Botany. Winchester,
Kans, Oct. 19, 86. A.B, Emporia, 07; A.M,
Kansas, 12. fellow, 11-13; fellow, Wisconsin,
13-15, rhJD, 15. Instr. and principal of acad,
Emporia, 07-11 ; instr. hot, Kansas, 11-13 ; Cin-
cinnati, 15-16, asst. prof, 16-20, <usoc. prof, XO-
With Kans. BioL Surv, 12-13; U. S. Dept. Agr,
18, 19. Bot. Soc Plant pathology; bacteriol-
ogy; anatomy of seed plants; diseases of alfalfa,
market fruits and vegetables.

Wilson, P(ercy), 2779 Briggs Ave, New York,
N. Y. Botany. South Orange, N. J, May 21,
79. High sch. Museum asst, N. Y. Bot. Gar-
den, 99-08 ; asst. botanist, Cuban Exp. Sta, San-
tiago de las Vegas, 04; administrative asst, H,
Y. Bot. Garden, 04-10, asst curator, 11-13,
assoe. curator, 14- Numerous bot. expeditions
to Ga, East Indies, P. B^ Honduras, Cuba, Ba-
hamas and Isle of Pines, f Tonej Bot. Chib
(sec'y> 09, 10, diairman, field eommittee, 06, 07,
15-17). Flora of North America and tiie West
Indies; Butaeeae; l^haceae; Meliaoeae.

Wilmm, Dr. Balph BOmer), Dudl^ Oboenratory,
Albany, N. Y. Astronomy. Cincinnati, Ohio,
April 14, 86. A.B, Carleton, 06 ; Ph J>, Virginia,
10. Acting director, Goodsell Obsern^ory,
Carleton, 10-11; asst. Lick Observatory, 11-13;
asst. astronomer in charge, D. O. Mills exped. to
Chile, 13-15, acting astronomer, 15-18; astronth

. mer, Carnegie Institution, IS- A. A; Astroa.
Soc; Soc. astron. de France. AstMphjsies;
double stars; star positions in the Orion nebula;
spectroscopic binaries ; radial velocities of star%
gaseous nebulae and Magellanic douds.

Wilson, BoT. Bobert, 181 Queen St, Charleston,
S. C. Pcdeontology, Zoology. Charleston, Oct
28, 38. Col. of Charleston, 53-55; Virginia,
55-56; MJ). Med. CoL of S. C, 59; D.D, Wash-
ington (Md), 83. Asst. surgeon, C. 8. A, 62-
65; rector, Claremont Parish, S. C, 66-68; St
Paul>, Kent and St. Peter's, Easton, Md, 68-
84; St. Luke's, Charleston, 84-01; pros, Chmrie*-
ton Library 8oc, 98- Huguenot Soc (t. pres) ;
S. C. Audubon Soc. (v. pres); Hugnenot Soc
of S. C. (pres, 99-); Elliott Soc (pres, 01).
Habits of birds of \cmet Sooth CaroliBa; pa-
leontology of South Carolina jdiosphate beds.

Wilson, Prof. B(oben) B(dwaxd), 2015 Sherman
Ave,Evan8ton,Ill. Mathem/Oties. Oak Lawn, m,
Aug. 12, 72. Ph.B, Northwestern, 98, PhJi, 00;
Berlin and Gottingen, 03-05. Instr. smA,
Northwei^em, 00-03, 05-07, asst. prof, OS-
Math. Soc ; Math. Verein.

Wilson, Prof. Bobert E(nurtas), Massachusetts
Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass.
Chemisitry. Bearer Falls, Pa, March 19, 93.
Ph.B, Wooster, 14; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 16.
Besearch lab, Gen. Elec Co, 16; research assoe.
applied chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 16-17, asst. di-
rector, 1^20, director and assoc prof. ohem. ens,
to- Consulting chem. engineer, U. 8. Bur.
Mines, 17-18; major, C.W.S, 18-19; consulting
chem. engineer, Corona Chem. Co; A. D. Little,
Inc; B. and M. B. B. Chem. Soc Physical
chemistry; gases; smoke; vapor pressures.

Wilson, Prof. Bobert North, Ihirham, N. GL
Chemistry, Lenoir, N. C, March 3, 75. A3,
Haverford, 98; M.S, Florida, 09. Prof, chem,
Guilford, 98-10; asst. chemist, Fla. Szp. Sta,
07-09; asst. prof, chem, Trim/Uy (N. C), 10-18,
prof, IS- Asst. supt. ezten. work, Florida, 10.
A. A; Chem. Soc; N. C. Acad. Agricultural
chemistry.

Wilson, Dr. Stanley DCa^vls), Peking TJnion
Medical College, Peking, China. Chemistry.
Waldo, Maine, Feb. 5, 81. A.B, Wesleyan, 09,
A.M, 10; Swift fellow, Chicago, ia-14, PhJ).
16. Instr. chem. and geol, Washburn, 10-12;
chem, Kansas, 12; Chicago, 14-16; org. ekem.

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751

Riee Xnat^ 16-17; instr. ehem, and head of dept,
pre-med. $eh, Peking Union Med, Col, 17-20, oMt.
prof, BO- A. A; Chem. Soc. Velocities of reae-
tions; indicators; foods.

Wilson, Piof. Wdlbnr) IC, University of Illinois,
Urbana, HL CivU engineering. West Liberty,
Iowa, July 6, 81. B.M.E, Iowa State, 00; C.E;
14; Sibley fellow, GomioU, 08-04, M.M.E, 04.
Instr. mech. eng,^owa State, 01-03, asst. prof,
04-06, asBOC. proi, 06-07; straetoral detailer,
designer and estimator, HI. Steel Co, 08-11, chief
designer, 12-13; asst. prof, tirtuiural eng, Illi-
noii, 13-17, <U8oe. prof, 19- Capt. and major,
corps engineers, 17-18. Soc. Test. Mat; West.
Soe. Eng. Steam engines; iron spur gears;
stresses*

Wilson, Prof. WUford M(nrry), 319 Dryden*
Boad, Ithaca, N. Y. Meteorology, Esypville,
Pa, «Jan. 24, 60. Allegheny, 97; M.D, Memphis
Med. Col, 95. With V, 8. Weather Bur, 85-;
prof, meteorol, Cornell, IB- Atmospheric mois-
ture in relation to artificial heating.

Wilson, Piof. W(imaai) B» 748 Poplar St,
Ottawa, Kans. Botany, Near Jonesboro, Tenn,
March 7, 66. B.S, Ottawa (Kans), 97, M.S, 98:
Chicago, summers, 03, 07, 09. Prof, math, and
nat. science, Indian, 9i^9i3; nat. science, Bethel
(Ey), 97-03; hiol, Ottawa (Kane), 04-, dean,
IS- Y. pres, Ottawa (Kans), 15-17; instr. bot,
Kansas, summers, 1&-19. Bot. Soc; Kans.
Acad. Morpholoj^ and i>athology of plants.

WUscm, Dr. W(iILiaai) Huold, 324 E. Davenport
8t, Iowa City, Iowa. Mathematios, Edwards^
burg, Mich, Nov. 17, 92. A3, Albion, 13: A.M,
Illinois, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst. fnath, Illinois, 14-
16; inetr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 17-19; lowa^ 19-
Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Functional equations.

WUmi, Dr. W(ilUam) P(owiU), 640 N. 32d St,

Philadelphia, Pa. •Botany, Oxford, Mich, Oct.
17, 44. B.S, Harvard, 78; Sc.D, Tubingen, 80.
Teacher various schools; instr. bot. Harvard,
74-77; prof, Pennsylvania, 84-96: director, sch.
of biol, 90-94; organiser and director, PhUa.
Mtueums, 94- Commercial attach^ to Am. dele-
gation to Pan-Am. Cong, Mexico, 02; mem.
many foreign commercial organizations. A. A;
Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Philos. Soc. (curator, 10);
Phila. Acad; Wash. Acad; Mus. Ass. (treas,
06) ; Bot. Oesell. Plant physiology.

Wilson, Pxof. Wlnt«r LCincoln), Bethlehem, Pa.
CivU engineering, Cecil Co, Md, Dec 29, 66.
C.E, Lehigh, 88, M.S, 01; admitted to bar, 94.
Practising civil engineer, 88-98; instr. civil
eng, Lehigh. 98-01; asst. prof, in charge, dept.
eivll eng, Tulane, 01-04; asst. prof, civil eng,
Lehigh, 04-07, prof, railroad eng, dept, civil
eng, 07- Chief engineer. Eastern R. B. of Ala,
summer, 02. Civil Eng; Eng. Educ. Virtual
profiles; economic construction and operation of
railroads.

^WUtbank, Prof. BCirtladge) T(homton), Univer-
sity of Chicago, Chicago, in. Psychology, Phila-
delphia, Pa, Dec. 26, 77. Ph.B, Bucknell, 98;
Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr. peyohol, Washington
(Seattle), 17-19; aut, prof, Chicago, 19- Com-
parative psychology.

WlndieU, Prof. A(l0zaadsr) K(ewton), ITniver-
flity of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. •Petrology,
Mineralogy, Minneapolis, Minn, March 2, 74.

B.S, Minnesota, 96, M.S, 97; Sc.D, Paris, 00.
Instr. physics. Cent. High Sch, Minneapolis, 98;
miner, expert, U. S. Commission, Pans Expos,
00; prof, geol and miner, Mont. Sch. of Mines,
00-07; asst. prof, winer, and petrol, Wisconsin,
07-08, prof, 08- Field asst, TT. S. Geol. Surv,
01-07, asst. geologist, 07-10; director, Mont,
mineral exhibits. La. Purchase Expos, 04 ; Mont,
exhibits, Portland Expos, 05. A. A; GeoL Soc;
Min. Eng; Mineral Soc; Soc. Econ. Oeol; Nat
Ass. State Mining Schools (sec 'y- treas, 04);
Mont. Soc Eng; Wis. Acad. Petrography of
Minnesota gab^oid rocks; optical mineralogy;
mining districts of Dillon quadrangle, Montana;
petrology and mineral resources of Jackson and
Josephine counties, Oregon; rods classifieation
on three coordinates; rocks of Bingham, Utah;,
X>etrology and mineral resources.

WincbAll, Horace V(aiiglm), 1212 First National
Soo Line Building Minneapolis, Minn. Geology,
Galesburg, Mich, Not. 1^ 6o. Minnesota^ 83-96;
B.S, Michigan, 89. Asst. state geologist, Minn,
89-91: geologist in charge exploration of Mesabi
and vermilion iron ore ranges for Mhm, Iron
Co. 92-93 ; consulting mining engineer and geol-
ogist, 93^97; geologist. Anaconda Copper Min.
Co, 98-06; chief geologist, Gt. North. By. Co,
06-08; eonstUting mining engineer and geologist,
08- Assoc, ed, 'Econ. Geol'; 'Zeitschrift fiir
praktische Geol'; exploration in Bussia and Si-
beria, 17. Prise, British Min. Engj 97. Int.
Cong. Geol, 92. A. A; GeoL Soc; Min. and
MetaL Eng. (pros, 19); Mont. Soc Eng;
Minn. Acad; British Fed. Inst Min. Eng;
British Inst. Min. and MetaL Value of and
modes of extraction of ores and minerals; gene-
sis of ore deposits; artificial production of
metallic sulphid ores by methods analogous to
their formation in nature from solution in
ground waters.

Wlndiaster, Piof. George, Standard Oil Co, Eliza-
beth, N. J. Physios, Elmore, HI, May 22, 76.
Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Prof, physics, Washington
and Jefferson, 07-19; research physicist. Stand-
ard OH Co, 19- Lieut, A.E.F. A.A; Physical
Soe. Electron theory; fatigue of metals under
influence of ultra-violet light; production of H
in vacuum tube; the nature of the electric cur-
rent

Wing, Prof. Oba(rle)8 B(enjaniin), Palo Alto,
Calif. Ci/nU engineering. Willow Brook, N. Y,
Jan. 18, 64. C.E, Cornell, 86, fellow 86-87.
Instr. civil eng, ComeU, 87-89, asst. prof, 90-91 ;
prof, bridge and hydraul. eng, Wisconsin, 91-
92; structural eng, Stanford, 92- Asst. engi-
neer, various companies, 87-90; major and lieut.
col, corps engineers, A.E.F, 17-19, lieut. col,
O.B.C. Civil Eng; Int. Ass. Test. Mat. The
flow of water in the six foot steel and wood
pipe line of the Pioneer Power Co; structural
design.

Wing, Pxof. H(enry) H(irani), ComeU Univer-
sity, Ithaca, N. Y. Agriculture, New York, N.
Y, Nov. 29, 59. B.Agr, Cornell, 81, M.S, 91.
Asst. director, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva, 82-84;
adj. prof. agr. and farm supt, Nebraska, 84-88;
deputy director and sec'y, Exp. Sta, Cornell, 88-*
91, asst. prof, animal and dairy husbandry, 91-
02, prof, animal husbandry, OS- A. A; N. Y.

752

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

State Agr. Soc; N. Y. Dairymen's Ass. (pres,
09); Nebr. Dauymen's Am. (Beo'jr 85--88).
Feeding of animids; dairy manofaeture.

Winger, Dr. B(07) ■ MCartIn), University of
Washington, Seattle, Wasli. Mathematics, Mo-
Cune, Kans, Oct. 10, 85. A.B, Baker, 06; fellow,
Hopkins, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. math, lUinoia,
12-13; as8t. prof, Oregon, 13-18; Washington
(Seattle), IS" Math. Soo. Gurres; projective
transformations.

Winkenwerder, Prof. Hugo (Angnst), University
of Washington, Seattle, Wash. Forestry. Water-
town, Wis, March 16, 78. B.8, Wisconsin, 02;
M.F, Yale, 07. Instr, high sch, Sheboygan, Wis,
02-05; chief, sect, educ, U. S. Forest Service,
07-08; asst. prof, forestry, Colo. Col, 08-09;

' assoc. prof, Washington (Seattle), 09-12, dean,
col, forestry, It-- Collaborator, U. S. Forest
Service, 08-13. A.A; Soc. Foresters. Dendrol-
ogy; forest mensuration; migration of birds.

Winkler, Prof. COiazles) H(ennan), 10 Clark St,
Morgantown, W. Va. Agriculture, The Grove,
Tex, Dec. 5, 78. Tex. Col ; B.S, Texas, 04, A.M,
14; fellow, Missouri, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. Instr.
agr, educ, Texas, 09-16 ; asst. prof, and head of
dept, West Virginia, 16-17, prof, and state di-
rector vocational agr, 17- Ass. Agr. Teaching;
Soc, Vocational Educ; W. Va. Sci. Soc Agri-
cultural teaching; horticulture.

Wlnne, Dr. Oharlas K(nickerbodLer), Jr, 151

Chestnut St, Albany, N. Y. Medicine. Sidney
Barracks, Nebr, Sept. 30, 77. A.B, Hof^ins,
97, MJ), 01. Extern and acting house officer,
Hopkins Hosp, 01-03; asst, Bender Hygienic
Lab, Albany, N. Y, 03-05; instr. med. Alhawy
Med. Col, OS" Bes. physician, Thos. Wilson
Sanatorium, Mt. Wilson, Md, summer, 03; at-
tending physician to hospitals of Albany, N. Y,
05- A. A; Ass. Path, and Baet; Am. Med.
Ass. Bacteriology.

T^nnnlnghoff, Dr. W(llford) J(o8eph), 730 Grand
St, Hoboken, N. J. Physicai chemistry. PhiHps-
burg, Mont, Nov. 11, 87. B.S, Montana, 10;
Ph.D, Mass. Inst. Tech, 14. Physical Soc; Chem.
Soc; Eleetroehem. Soc. Solutions.

Winslow, Azthnx, 131 State St, Boston, Mass.
Mining. Salem, N. 0, Aug. 5, 60. B.S, Mass.
Inst. Tech^ 81. Asst. geologist, Pa. Geol. Surv,
81-83; Ark. Geol. Surv, 87-89; state geologist,
Mo, 89-94; management of mining properties,
9i" Geol. Soc; Min. Eng. Economic geology.

Winslow, Oarlile P(atteiBon), Forest Products
Lab, Madison, Wis. Forestry. ^Washington, D. C.
Aug. 5, 84. Ph.B, Yale, 05. Construction en-
gineer, Ont. Power Co, 05-07; with U. S. Forest
Service, 08-14, asst. director, Forest Products
Lah, 14-17, director, 17- Soc. Foresters; Civil
Eng; Ass. Pulp and Paper Indust; Wood Pre-
servers Ass. Properties and uses of wood ; wood
waste and its by-products.

Winslow, Prof. 0(liarl68)-B(dward) A(mory),

Yale Medical School, New Haven, Conn. Sani-
tary science. Boston, Mass, Feb. 4, 77. B.S,
Mass. Inst. Tech, 98, M.S, 99; hon. A.M, Yale,
15; D.P.H, N. Y. Univ, 18. Asst. health officer,
Montclair, N. J, 98 ; asst. biol, Mass. Inst. Tech,
99-01, instr, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-10, biologist
in charge sanit. research lab. and sewage exp.

sta, 03-10; assoc prof, biol, CoL City of N. Y,
10-14; prof. pub. health, Yai^, IS- Asst. in
engineer's office, Mass. State Board of Health,
summers, 99-02; curator, pub. health, Am. Mu-
seum Nat. Hist, 10-; lecturer, Chicago, 10;
chairman, N. Y. Commission on Exp. Study of
Ventilation, 13-17; director pub. health aetiri-
ties, League of Bed Cross Societies, Geneva,
21. Medal, Inst Polit. pd Social Sd, IS.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Soc Exp. Biol; Pub. Health
Ass; Soc. Bact. (pros, 13); Statist. Asa; Mass.
Ass. Boards of Health; New Eng. Water Woifcs
Ass; Boston Soc. Civil Eng; Boston Soc Med.
Sci. Industrial hygiene; ventilation; effect of
mineral salts on the viability of bacteria; bac-
teriology of water, sewage and ice ; aewage
purification; etiology and epidemiology of ty-
phoid fever; vital statistics; classifieatioB of
Coceaceae.

Winston, Isaac, 503 Custom House, New York,
N. Y. Engineering, Geodesy. Tuscumbia, Ala,
Sept. 7, 53. Grad, Va. Mil. Inst, 73. Bodmsn
and cement inspector under corps engineeis, U.
S. A, 7ft-78; aid and later hydrographie a^
geod. engineer, and inspector in charge N, F.
Field Sta, V. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 78-
Delegate of IT. S. Int. Geod. Ass, Paris, 00.
A. A; Wash. Philos. Soc Precise leveling.

Winston, Jolin &(obln8on), U. S. Department of
Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Plant pathol-
ogy. Hanover, Va, Jan. 27, 90. B.S, Va. Poly-
tech, 11; fellow. Pa. State, 11-12, MJ5, 12.
Asst. plant path, N. C. Exp. Sta, 12-13; plant
pathologist. Hood River Exp. Ste, 13-16; pa-
thologistf hur. plant indust, U. 8. Dept. Ap:
16- A. A; Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc Diseaaes
of fruits.

Wlntemberg, Wdlliam) J(olm), Geological Scr-
vey, Ottawa, Can. Archeology, New Dundee,
Ont, May 18, 76. Archeologrist, Provincial Mu-
seum, Toronto, 02, asst, 03, collaborator, 03-
10; asst. areheologist. Can. GedL Surv, It-
Folk-lore Soc; Can. Folk-lore Soc (gen. see'y,
09-11) ; Ont. Archeol. Ass; Ont. Hist. Soc; Ot-
tawa Field Nat. Club. Folk-lore.

WintemitsB, Dr. M(Utan) OQiarica), 210 Prospect

St, New Haven, Conn. ^Pathology. Baltimore,
Md, Feb. 19, 85. A.B, Hopkins, 03, M.D, 07.
fellow, 07-08. Asst. path, Hopkins, 08-09, instr.
09-10, assoc. and later assoc. prof, 10-17; pr^ff.
Tale, 17-, dean, sch. med, tO- Aaat. res. path*
ologist, Hopkins Hosp, 10-13; assoc res. pa-
thologist, 13-17; pathologist, CHty Hosp, Balti-
more, 10-17; New Haven Hosp, 17- Major,
M.C, 18-19. Int. Cong. Tuber. A.A; Ass. Path,
and Bact; Soc Exp. Path. The nucleic acid
ferments; catalase; peroxidase; lipase; melan-
otic sarcoma; tuberculosis of the stomach; tu-
berculous cavities of the liver; the relation of
duct changes to chronic pancreatitis; regenera-
tion of the kidney; xmthology of war gas; in-
fluenza; artificial production of pneumonia.

Winters, Dr. B(hett) T(oiiman8), Agricultural
Experiment Station, West Raleigh, N. C.
Agronomy. Society HilL S. C, March 9, 86.
B.S, Clemson, 06; M.S, Florida, 09; PhJ), Cor-
nell, 12. Asst. bot, Florida, 06-09; plant breed-
ing, Cornell, 10, instr, 11-12; with N. C. Exp.
Sta, 12- A.A; AsSw S. Agr. Workers (sec'y.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

753

agron. sect, 19). Breeding of farm crops; com*
manity improvement of farm seeds.

Winton, Dr. A(iidrew) L(i2i€oln), Wilton, Conn.
*Chemittry. Westport, Conn, Jan. 26, 64.
Ph.B, Tale, 84, PhJ), 04; Gra«. Chemist, Conn.
Agr. Exp. Bte, 84r-90, in charge anaL lab, SO-
OT; Instr. prox. org. anal, Yale, 02-06; chief,
Chicago food and dmg lab, bar. ehem, TJ. S.
Dept. Agr, 07-14. Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem.
(pres, 98). Chemical and microscopical an-
alysis of agricultural products; microscopic in-
Tcstigation of vegetable foods.

Wlnton, Prof. W(lll) M(eOlain), Texas Christian
University, Ft. Worth, Tex. Biology. Santa
Eosa, Calif, April 21, 85. B.S, M.S. Vander-
bilt, 08. Prof, biol, Cent. State Nor. Sch, Okla,
08-11 ; instr, Tex. Col, 11-13 ; pro/, hioh and
geol, Tex, Chrittian Univ, IS- Eesearch fellow,
Rice Inst, 14-15. ' A.A; Soc. Ichthyol. and
Herp; Ass. Petrol. Geol. Paleontology; phys-
iology and ecology of Iguanidae; paleontology
of northern Texas.

Wlntrlngham, J(08eph) P(arker), 153 Henry St,
Brooklyn, N. Y. Mineraiogy. Brooklyn, May
2, 52. Brooklyn Polytech; Columbia; Wiscon-
sin. Curator, departments miner, and micros,
Brooklyn Inst. Pros, Brooklyn Inst, 11-13.
A. A; Optical Soc; Elec. Eng; N. Y. Acad; N.
Y. Miner. Club; N, Y. Micros, ^fic. Optics;
crystallography; electricity.

Wise, Prof. L(oiil8) EOBberg), Syracuse Univer-
sity, Syracuse, N. Y. Chemistry. New York,
N. Y, Jan. 29, 88. A.B, Columbia, 07, Ph.D,
11. Commercial research chemist, 11-12; instr.
biochem, Columbia, 12-13; chem, Missouri, 13-
14; biochemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 14,
15, bur. plant indust, 15-18; chemist. Bur. Air-
craft Production, 18-19; research chemist, E. I.
duPont de Nemours and Co, 19-20 ; prof, forest
ohem, N. T. State Col Forestry, Syracuse, gO-^
Chem. Soc. (chairman, Univ. Mo. sect, 14).
P-aminobenzonitril; China wood oil; organic soil
constitnents; photo-sensitizing dyes from quino-
lin; micro-analytic methods.

WlflU>61di» Dr. Oaorge B(eni*yB), 1306 Linden Ave,
Baltimore, Md. Anatomy. San Jose, Calif.
A.B, Washington (St. Louis), 12; M.D, Hop-
kins, 16. Asst. anat, Hopkins, 16-17; Ueut,
M.C, 17-18 ; Ckbot fellow in charge lab. surg.
research. Harvard Med. Sch, 18-20; assoc. anat,
Hophins, tO- Ass.* Anat. Ductless glands;
vital dyes; physiology of embryo and fetus.

WlsDdr, a(eorge) MConroe), 900 S. Michigan
Ave, Chicago, HI. CinU engineering. Detroit,
Mich, Feb. 9, 70. B.S, (C.E), Michigan, 92.
In eng. dep't, Chicago Drainage CanaX, 92-07,
chief engineer, 07- Civil Eng; Mech. Eng;
West. Soc. Eng. Sewage disposal ; trade wastes
from sto^ yards and tanning industries.

Wiflsler, Dr. daik, American Museum of Natural
History, New York, N. Y. * Anthropology,
Psychology. Wayne Co, Ind, Sept. 18, 70. A.B,
Indiana, 97, AM, 99; fellow, Columbia, 00-01,
PhJ>, 01. Asst. psychol, Indiana, 95-97; instr.
psychol. and educ, Ohio State, 97-99; asst.
psychol, Columbia. 99-00; instr, pedag, N. Y.
Univ, 01-02; official asst. ethnol. Am. Mnseum
Nat. Hist, 02-06; asst. anthrop, Columbia, 03-
04, lecturer, 04-09; curator ethnol. Am. Museum

48

Nat. Hist, 05-07, anthrop, 07- Ed, anthrop.
publications, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 07-;
chairman, div. anthrop. and psychol, Nat. Re-
search Council, 20- A. A. (v. pros, 15) ; Psycht)l.
Ass; fel. Ethnol. Soc; Anthrop. Ass. (pres,
19); Folklore Soc; fel. Am. Geog. Soc; feL
N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 13). Correlation of
mental and physical tests; decorative art and
symbolism among the American Indians; ethnol-
ogy of the Blackfeet and Dakota Indians; the
iGnerican Indian.

Withers, Dr. W(ilUam) AClphonso), Baleigh, N.
C. Chemistry. Biver View, N. C, May 31,
64. A.B, Davidson, 83, A.M, 85, ScD, 17 ; Cor-
nell, 88-89, fellow, 89-90. Asst. chemistj N. C.
Exp. Sta, 84-88, chemist, 97-, acting director,
97-99, T^of. chem, N. C. Col, 89-, v. pres, 16-,
director, summer sch, 17- Teacher chem. and
physics, Peace Inst, Baleigh, 90-93; statist,
agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 95-02, 05-15; state
chemist, N. C, 97-98; mem. exec, committee.
Pure Food and Drug Cong, 98. A. A; Chem.
Soc. (pres, N. C. sect, 01); Soc Chem. Indust;
Agr. Chem. (pres, 09); Ass. Agr. Ool. (chair-
man, committee on pure food legislation, 99-
05); Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; N. C. Acad, (pres,
17). Pood adulteration; nitrification; cotton-
seed.

Withrow, Prof. Jamas B(enwi6k), Ohio State
University, Columbus, Ohio. *Chemi8try. Phil-
adelphia, Pa, Aug. 29, 78. B.S, Pennsylvania,
99, PhJ), 05. Chemist, Barrett Mfg. Co, Phila,
99-00, in charge test, and research lab. and
benzol ind light-oil departments, 00-08; asst.
instr. and ii^r. chem, Illinois, 05-06; asst.
prof, Ohio State, 06-09, assoc. prof, 09-11, prof,
11- Mem. Naval Consulting Board, Ohio; con-
sulting chem. engineer, U. S. Bur. Mines, 17;
C.W.S, 17-18; mem. joint committee on eng.
educ, Carnegie Foundation for Adv. of Teach-
ing; ed, chem. eng. sect, *Am. Year Book,' 14-
A.A; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng.
(director, mem. chem. educ. committee, 6
years); Miner. Soc; Ass. Eng. Societies; Eng.
Educ. (mem. committee, 11); Ass. Prof; Phila.
Miner. Club (pres, 00) ; Ohio Acad. Bapid anal-
ysis of halids; electrolytic precipitation of gold,
silver and copper; amalgams; chlorates and hy-
podilorates; brines; sulphur dioxide; methane;
syrup from sugar beets; sugar refining; petro-
leum; wood distillation; sophistication of acids;
insecticides; paints; industrial chemistry; elec-
trochemistry.

Witmer, Prof. Lightner, University of Pennsyl-
vania, Philadelphia, Pa. ^Fsychology. Phila-
delphia, June 28, 67. A.B, Pennsylvania, 88,
88-91; Ph.D, Leipzig, 92. Asst. exp. psychol,
Fennsylvania, 90-92, lecturer, 92-94, asst. prof,
92-04, prof, psychol, 04- Lecturer psychol,
Bryn Mawr, 96-98; psychologist. Pa. Training
Sch. for Feeble Minded Children, Elwyn, Pa,
96-; Haddonfield Training Sch, 02; prof, psy-
chol, Lehigh, 04-06. A.A; Psychol. Ass; Psy-
chopath. Ass; Soc. Sci. Educ; Philos. Soc;
Phila. Acad. Psychological esthetics; compara-
tive tests and measurements; the abnormal
child; examination and pedagogical treatment
of backward children; vocabulary and ideas of
school children; the knee-jerk; comparative psy-
chology.

I

754

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

Witt, Dr. J(08hiia) O(liitwood), Uniyersitj of
Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemistry, Con-
nersrille, Ind, Aug. 5, 84. A.B, Butler, 08;
B.S, Chicago, 09; M.S, Pittsburgh, 12, Ph.D, 15.
Director of lab, Bobert Hunt and Co, 10-15;
chief of sect, Bur. Science, Manila, P. I, 15-17;
tech. director, Rizal Cement Co, 17. A. A; Chem.
Soc; Chem. Eng. Oxidation and reduction re-
actions; cement ceramics; galvanized iron.

WittenboTg, Deaa Adigust) H(eniismflier), Uni-
versity of Tennessee School of Medicine, Mem*
phis, Tenn. Anatomy, Matorf, Germany, Sept.
4, 83. Orad, Kaiser Wilhelm Gymnasium, Hui-
over; M.D, Tennessee, 10. Prof. anat. Ten-
nessee, It-, dean, 17-- Ass. Anat. Gross an-
atomy.

Witzemaim, Dr. Edgar J(cAii), 321 8. Bidgeland
Ave, Chicago, 111. Chemistry, Decatur, 111,
July 13, 84. A.B, Millikin, 07; fellow, Ohio
State, 07-09, A.M^ 09, Ph.D, 12. Instr. chem,
Ohio State, 09-12; chemist, Sprague Mem, Inst,
Chicago, IB- A.A; Chem. Soc. Synthetic or-
ganic chemistry; colloid chemistry; organic oxi-
dation.

Wodehonse, B(oger) P(liilip), 10 Stone St, Yonk-
ers, N. Y. Biological chemistry, Toronto, Ont,
Dec. 9, 89. Upper Canada, 02-07; B.A, To-
ronto, 13; A.M, Harvard, 14, 15-16. Teaching
fellow zool, Toronto, 13 ; protein chemist to J.
L. Goodale, Boston, Mass, 16; research chemist,
Peter Bent Brigham Hosp, Boston, 16-17; chem*
ist, ArliT^on Chem, Co, A. A; Cl^em. Soc;
Bot. Soc. Plant physiology; permeability;
anaphylaxis.

Wodaedalek, Prof. J(eiry) E(dward), University
of Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Zoology, Kewaunee,
Wis, Aug. 5, 84. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 10, Ph.M,

11, fellow, 11-13, Ph.D, 13. Aast. sool, Wis-
consin, 10-11, prof, eool, and entom, and head
of dept, Idaho, IS-, head of div, Exp, 8ta, 18-
Instr. zool. and entom, Wisconsin, summers, 11,

12. A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Eool. Soc;
Micros. Soc. Animal behavior; cytology; em-
bryology; physiology of insects; sex-determina-
tion; social hygiene.

Woglom, Prof. WlUiam HCenry), 1145 Amster-
dam Ave, New York, N. Y. Fathology, Brook-
lyn, N. Y, Sept. 13, 79. M.D, Columbia, 01.
Asst. path, L. I. Col. Hosp, 07-08; pathologist,
dept. healtii, N. Y. City, 08-09; asst. cancer re-
search, Columbia, 09-12; asst. to director. Imp.
Cancer Beseareh Fund, London, 11-12; asst.
prof, ca/noer research, George Crocker Fund, Co-
lumbia, 12-17, assoc, prof, 17- Asst. patholo-
gist, St. Luke's Hosp. aLA; Ass. Cancer Re-
search (see'y and treas, 17-) ; Am. Med. Ass.

Woglnm, B(ii88eU) 8(age), 824 N. Curtis Ave,
Alhambra, Calif. Entomology, North Bay,
N. Y, Aug. 3, 82. A.B, Cornell, 04, M.S.A, 05.
Asst. and acting state entomologist, N. C, 05-
07; special agent, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr,
07-12, entom. asst, 12-18, entomologigt, 18-20;
Calif, fruit growers exchange, tO- Introduced
hydrocyanic acid gas fumigation into Spain, 10 ;
citrus white fly investigations, India and the
Orient, 10-11. A. A; Ass. Econ. Entom; Entom.
Soc; Wash. Entom. Soc Entomology; use of
l^drocyanic acid gas in fumigation.

Wolilleban, Pxof. W(llliaiii) J(086ph), Universitj
of Dayton, Dayton, Ohio. Organic ehemKir§.
Chicago, m, Jan. 19, 76. B.8, St Ifsry'i
(Dayton), 02; A.M, Freiburg, 07, PhJ), 08.
Instr. chem. Saint Petor and Paul High Seh,
St. Louis, Mo, 00-04; head, dept, c^em, I>aytoii,
09- A. A; Chem. Soc; Ass. Math. Teaehen.
Halogen derivatives of the phenols.

Wolbacb, Dr. 8(imaon) Burt, Harvard Medical
School, Boston, Mass. * Bacteriology, TaXhol-
ogy. Grand Island, Nebr, 80. Lawrence 6d
Sch, Harvard, 97-99, M.D, Harvard, 03. Second
asst. path, Boston City Hosp, 03-04, first asst,
04-05; asst. Harvard Med. Sch, 05-06, instr,
06-08; director. Bender Hygienic Lab, Albany,
N. Y, 08-09 ; adj. prof, bacter. and path, Albany
Med. Col, 08-09; lecturer path, and director,
histol. lab, McGiU, 09-10$ asst. prof, bacter,
Marvard Med, 8eh, 10-14, assoc, prof, path, and
hacter, 14- Pathologist, L. I. Hosp, Boston,
05-07; Peter Bent Brigham Hosp; director,
path, lab, Montreal Gen. Hosp, 09-10; Trphns
Kesearch Commisison, Warsaw, Poland. Am.
Physicians; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp.
Biol; Ass. Tuber; Ass. Cancer Beseareh (sec^-
treas, 11-14) ; Soc. Exp. Path; Am. Acad; Boi-
ton Soc. Med. Sci Human and bovine tuberete
bacilli and specificity of their tuberenlins; en-
taneoua bftistomycosis and coccidioidal gnum-
' loma; hemiae of cerebrum and cerebellum due
to ultra-cranial pressure; tumors; histogenesis of
X-ray carcinoma; Bocky Mountain spotted
fever; typhus fever.

Wolcott, E(d8on) B(ay), 917 Crenshaw Boulevard,
Los Angeles, Calif. Fhysics, Sharon, Wis,
April 22, 77. B.S, Wisconsin, 00, feUow, 01-
02; Berlin, 02-03; Chicago, 04. Asst. physicB,
Wisconsin, 00-01; asst. prof, Colo. Sch. of
Mines, 03-04, prof, physics and electrometal,
04-07; consulting engineer, Chicago, 08-13; re-
search engineer, West, Precipitatum Co, U-
Medal, Science Club, Wisconsin, 00. AA;
Physical Soc; Chem. Soc. Coherers; alteisat-
ing currents; radioactivity; fixation of nitro-
gen; electrical precipitation of dust and fume;
effects of dielectrics on sparking voltage.

Wolcott, Oeorge K(orton), Insular Bxperiment
Station, Bio Piedras, P. B. Entomology, York*
ville, N. T, July 12, 89. B.S.A, ComeD, 09,
M.SA, 12, 19; Illinois. 16-17. Agent and ex-
pert, bur, entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 10-12; travel-
ing entomologist. Board of Commissioners of
Agr, P. B, 12-14, entomologist, P, JB. Exp, 8ta,
14-16, 19- With A.B.r, 17-19. AJL; Au.
Econ. Entom; Ecol Soc. Sugar-cane insects.

Woloott, Dr. Bob(er)t H(eiiry), University of
Nebraska, Lincoln, Nebr. Zoology, Alton, ID,
Oct. 11, 68. B.L, Michigan, 90, B.S, 92, MJ),
93; A.M, Nebraska, 95. Asst. sool, NehraAa,
94-95, instr, 95-98, adj. prof, 98-02, asst. prof,
zool. and demonstrator anat, 02-03, assoc prof,
zool. in charge, anat. lab, 03-05, prof, anai,
05-09, chairman dept. and prof, stool, 09-, act-
ing dean, col. med, 09-14. With BioL Surr,
Mich. F^ Commission, summers, 93-94; in
charge biol, Missouri, summers, 01, 04, 05, OT.
A.A; Soc. Zool; Ecol. Soc; Wilson Omith.
Club; mem. Omitii. Union; Entom. See; Micros.
Soc. (past sec'y); Nebr. Acad, (past pres);

AMERICAN MEN OP SCIENCE

755

Mich. Acad; Nebr. Ornith. Unioii (past pret).
Michigan and Nebraska Lepidoptera; ornithol-
ogy; Acarina^ espeeiallj Hydrachnidae ; fannal
distribution, espeeiallj in Nebraska; color varia-
tion in the tiger-beetles of Nebraska; eeonomie
zoology.

Wold, Dr. P(eter) I(rvixig), Union College, Sche-
nectady, N. Y. Physics, S. Dak, Nov. 27, 81.
B.8, Oregon, 01, E.E, 02; White fellow, Cornell,
14-15, Ph.D, 15. Instr. physics, Oregon, 00-03;
examiner in charge radio signaling, Patent Of-
fice, 03-05, 08-10; instr. physics, ComeU, 05-08;
head, dept. physies, Am. Indemnity Col, Peking,
China, 10-14; physicist, West. Elec. Co, 15-20;
head, dept, physioSf Union, tO- Adviser patent
matters, Sig. C, U.S. A; mem. board instr, Sig.
E.R.C. A.A; Physical Soc. Badio communica-
tion.

Wolesensky, Dr. Bdward, Edgewood Arsenaly
Edgewood, Md. Chemistry. Crete, Jan. 19, 82.
B.8, Doane, 03 ; A.M, Wisconsin, 06, Ph.D, 09.
Instr. chem, Iowa, 09-16; research chemist, Nat.
Aniline and CSiem. Co, 16-18; Bur. Mines, and
CW.S, 18*19; Barrett Co, 19-20; Edgewood
Arsenal, 20- Chem. Soc. General, inorganic
and industrial organic chemistry; dyestnlfs and
intermediates; coal-tar products.

Wolf, Dr. Fxederlck A(dolphn8), West Baleigh,
N. 0. Boiawy, Odell, Nebr, June 25, 85. A3,
07; A.M, 08; fellow, Cornell, 10-11, Ph.D, 11.
Instr, Texas, 08-10; plofKt paihologist, Ala. Exp.
Sta, 11-15; If, C, SoDp. 8ta, 16- A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Plant pathology; mycology.

Wolf, Prof. Harry JColm), 42 Broadway, New
York, N. Y. Mining engineering, Philadelphia,
Pa, Feb. 6, 81. E.M, Oolo. Sch. Mines, 03, M.S,
13. Assayer, chemist, mining engineer, elec en-
gineer, supt. and director, various mines and
eonoems, 02-12; prof, mining, Colo. Sch. Mines,
12-13, prof, and head of dept, 14-18; assoe ed,
'Eng. and Mining Jour,' 19; consulting engi-
neer, BO- A.A; Min. and Met. Soc; Min. Eng;
Electrochem. Soc: Eng. Educ; assoc. Elec Eng;
Colo. Sei. Soc; Uolo. Metal Min. Ass. Chlorin
Cells; chlorination of sulphid ores; heat of for-
mation; metal and coal mining; mine manage-
ment; mine valuatton.

Wolfe, Dr. Olyde (I^yime Earle), 401 S. Chester
Ave, Pasadena, Calif. Mathematics, Morrison, HI,
April 9, 85. B.S. Occidental, 06, M.S, 07 ; A.M,
Harvard, 08; Ph.D, California, 19. Acting
prof, physics, Occidental, 12-16, assoc. prof,
math, 16-17; teaching fellow, California, 17-19;
dean. Junior Col, Santa Bosa, Calif, 19-20 ; asst,
prof, math, Calif, Inst, Tech, £0- Math. Soc;
Math. Ass. Theory of numbers.

Wolf •, Pzof . Harold B(icliIidltB), Bloomington,
Ind. Mathematics, North Manchester, Ind,
June 6, 91. A.B^ Indiana, 13, fellow, 13-14,
16-18, A.M, 14, Ph.D, 18. Instr. math, South
Dakota, 14-16; instr, Indiana, 19. asst, prof, 19-
Instr. math, F. A. Oent. Officers' Training Sch,
18. A.A; Math. Ass.

Wolff, Prof. Prank A(lfted), Bureau of Stand-
ards, Washington, D. C. ^Physics, Bleetrioal
engineering, Baltimore, Md, April 8, 71. A.B,
Hopkins, 90, fellow, 92-93, Ph.D, 93; Le^sig,
94. Prof, physics and elec eng, George Wash-
ington, 95A)4, elec eng, 04-08; assoe. physi^

cist. Bur. Standards, 01- Physicist, div. of
soils, TJ. S. Dept. Agr; examiner. Civil Service
Commission; verifier, Ofice Standard Weights
and Measures. Assoc, mem, Int. Committee on
Elec Units and Standards. AJL; I^ysieal Soc;
assoc Elec Eng; Electrochem. Soc; Wash.
Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc Effect of magnetism
on chemical action; the verification of electrical
standards and electrical measuring apparatus;
the accuracy of Ohm's law; standard cells ;.th«
international electrical units.

Wolff, Prof. John B(llot), University Museum,
Cambridge, Mass. *Mineralogy, Petrography,
Montreal, Can, Nov. 21, 57. A.B, Harvard,* 79,
Ph.D, 89; Heidelberg, 84-85. Asst. geologist,
U. S. Geol. Surv, 85-04; instr. petrog, Harvard,
86-92, asst. prof, 92-95, prof, petrog. and
miner, and curator, miner, museum, 95- A.A;
Geol. Soc; Am. Acad; Boston Soc Nat. Hist.
Geology and petrography of Green Mountains,
Vermont, and of New Jersey and Montana.

Wolkoff, Dr. Michael lyanoTitcta, Urbana, HL
Agronomy. Tver, Bussia, Sept. 13, 86. B.S,
Mich. Agr. Col, 15, M.S, 16; Ph.D, Butgers, 18.
Assoc, soU fertility, Illinois, 18- CSiem. Soc
Soil fertility.

WoU, Prof. F(ritB) W(ilhelm), University Farm,
Davis, Calif. Agriculture, Bergen, Norway,
May 23, 65. B.S, Boyal Frederiks Univ, Chris-
tiania, 82, Ph.B, 83 ; M.S, Wisconsin, 86, Ph.D,
04. Asst. chemist, Wis. Ezp. Sta, 87-93, chem-
ist, 93-13, asst. prof. agr. chem, Wisconsin, 93-
04, assoc. prof, 04-06, prof, 06-13 ; animal nutrU
tion, California, IS- Mem. int. jury, Panama-
Pacific Expos, 15. A. A; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Agr. Chem. (pres, 10) ; Soc Animal Production;
Wis. Acad. Chemistry; dairy and agrieulturiQ
science; animal husbandry.

WoUstein, Dr. Martha, Box 507, Woodmere,
L. I, N. Y. Bacteriology. New York, N. Y,
Nov. 21, 68. MJ), Woman's Med. Col, N. T,
89. Demonstrator histol. Woman's Med. Col,
V. Y, 90-93, path, 93-99; assoe, BoclcefeXler
Inst, 06- Pathologist, Babies Hosp, 92-; trus-
tee, N. Y. Infirmary for Women and Children.
Soc. Bact; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp.
Biol; Harvey Soc; N. Y. Acad. Med. Immunol-
ogy; experimental pneumonia and parotitis.

Wolman, Abel, 16 W. Saratoga St, Baltimore,
Md. Sanit<vtion. Baltimore, June 10, 92.
A.B, Hopkins, 13, B.S.E, 15. Div. engineer,
Md. State Dept, Health, 16- Pub. Health Ass ;
Water Works Ass; Ass. Eng; Statist. Ass.
Water purification; sewage treatment.

Wood, Prof. Alfredl Conard, 2035 Walnut St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Surgery, Hatboro, Pa, June
17, 63. Ph.G, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 85; M.D,
Pennsylvania, 88. Asst. prof, surg, PennsyU
vania, OS- Surgeon, Univ, Phila. Gen, Howsird
and St. Timothy's Hospitals. A.A; Surg. Ass;
Am. Med. Ass; Ass. Genito-Urinary Surg;
Phila. Acad. Surg.

Wood, Prof. Arthur J(iiliii8), State College, Pa.
Mechanical engineering. Newark, N. J, Sept.
3, 74. M.E Stevens, 96; M.S, Pa. State, 16.
Assoc ed, 'Bailroad Gazette,' N. Y. City, 96-
00; instr. mech. eng, Worcester, 00-02; prof.
mech, and elec eng, Delaware, 02-04 ; asst. prof,
exp. eng, Pa. State, 04-08, assoc prof, 08-18,

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

prof, railroad and mech. eng, 18-, in charge,
eng, exp, eta, tO- A«A; Meeh. Eng; Eng.
Edne; Befrig. Eng; B. B. Eng; Eng. Soc. of
Pa. Transmission of heat in building and in-
sulating materials; loeomotiTe operation; hy-
draulic rams; properties of cold-drawn steel;
acceleration of trains; engine heat losses; lubri-
cation; specif c heat of anhydrous liquid am-
monia; properties of coals of Pennsylvania.

Woo'd, Prof. Oasey A(lbert), 7 W. Madison St,
Chicago, HI. Ophthalmology, Wellington, Ont,
Nov. 21, 56. CM, M.D, Bishop's CoL (Can),
77, hon. D.C.L, 98; M.D, CM, McGill, 05; Ber-
lin, Vienna, Paris and London, two years. Prof,
chem, Bishop's Col, (Can), 78-84; clin. ophthal,
Illinois, 99-06, emer, prof, ophthal; head prof,
ophthal. Northwestern, 06-08; col, M.R.C.
A.A; Am. Acad. Ophthal. (pros); Am. Acad.
Med. (pres); assoc. mem. Ornith. Union; fel.
London Zool. Soc. Anatomy and physiology
of the visual apparatus; anatomy and physiol-
ogy of the eyes of birds.

Wood, Dr. Edward J(eiiiiAr), 201 Chestnut St,
Wilmington, N. C Medicine. Wilmington,
July 12, 78. B.S, North Carolina, 99; M.D,
Pennsylvania, 02; diploma in trop. med; Boyal
Col. Physicians and Surg, 20. Asst. clin. med,
Guy's Hosp, London, 19-20. Am. Physicians;
Soc. Trop. Med; feL Boyal Soc Trop. Med. and
Hygiene. Tropical medicine; pellagra; sprue;
maSiria; nervous diseases.

Wood, Dr. Elvira, 8 Chamberlain Terrace, Walt-
ham, Mass, Paleontology, West Gouldsbor-
ough, Maine. Mass. Inst. Tech; A.M, Columbia,
08, Ph.D, 10. Instr. paleont, Mass. Inst. Tech,
99-03; asst. geol, U. S. Geol. Surv, 03-07; cu-
rator paleont, Columbia, 10-11; asst. curator,
museum comp. zool. Harvard, 11-14. Paleon-
tology of Lancaster, N. Y; Crinoidea; phy-
logeny of Gastropoda.

Wood, Dr. F(raiici8) O(arter), 853 Seventh Ave,
New York, N. Y. Pathology, Columbus, Ohio,
Dec. 30, 69. B.S, Ohio State, 91; M.D, Colum-
bia, 94; Berlin and Vienna, 96. Asst. elin,
path, Colwnhia, 96-98, instr, 98-04, adj. prof,
04-06, prof, 06" Director, Crocker Cancer Be-
seardi Fund, l2- Intern, St. Luke's Hosp, 94-
96; pathologist, 97-, director of laboratories, 10-
A.A; Am. Physicians; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass.
Cancer Besearch; Ass. Path, and Bact; N. Y.
Path. Soc. (sec'y, 01-08, ed, 'Proc,' 02^-09,
treas, 11) ; Harvey Soc. (sec'y, 08-10). Pathol-
ogy of endothelial tumors; blood regeneration
after poisoning; precipitines produced by im-
munizing animals; effect of physical agents on
bacteria; experimental cancer.

Wood, Harry 0(8cax), Cosmos Club, Washington,
D. C. Seismology, Gardiner, Maine, July 28,
79. A.B, Harvard, 02^ A.M, 04. Asst. miner,
and petrog, Harvard, 02-04; instr. miner, and
geol, California, 04-12; research assoc. seismol,
Hawaiian Volcano Observatory, Mass. Inst.
Tech, 1!^-17; acting and asst, sec'y, Nat, Be-
search Council f 19-; sec'y. Am, Geophys. Union,
19- Capt, E.B.C. and engineers. A.A; SeismoL
Soc (third v. pres, 17-). Crystallography;
seismic geology; vulcanology; general physical
geology.

Wood, Prof. HtaT PCetomiftii), 471 Van Buren
St, Milwaukee, Wis. Electrical engineering,
Muney, Pa, July 18, 78. B.8.(E.E), Pa. SUte,
99, E.E, 03. Engineer, J. G. White and Co. and
N. Y. Edison Co, 99-02; asst prof. elee. eng.
Pa. State, 02-06; Illinois, 06-07; prof, Ga.
Tech, 07-17; exten. div, Wisconsin, 17- Elec
Eng,

Wood, Dr. Horatio 0(harle8), Tr, University of
Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa. Pharmacdogy,
Philadelphia, Feb. 26, 74. Pennsylvania, 90-92,
M.D, 96; Bern, 97-98. Demonstrator pharma-
codynamics, Pennsylvania, 98-07, assoc prol
Pharmacol, 07-10; prof, Pharmacol, and ther^
pevt, Medico-Chirurg. CoL Phila, 10-17; Pena-
sylvania, 17- Mem. revision committee^ U. S.
Pharmacopoeia, 10- AJ^; Soc. Pharmacol;
Therapeut. Soc; Pharmaceut. Aas; Am. Med.
Ass. (chairman, sect. Pharmacol); Phila. CoL
Physicians. Origin of the Traube waves; pliTi-
iology of the pulmonary circulation; phaxmseol*
ogy of ether and chloroform, lecithin, ergot,
apocynum, cannabinum, veratrum, aapidosperm;
rheumatic fever; caffein; digitalis.

Wood, Korman A(sa), University of Miehigaa,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Ornithology. Ann Arbor,
Aug. 19, 57. High sch. Taxidermist, fimsews
8ool, Michigan, 95-11, curator of hirda, 11-
Mem. numerous Univ. of Mich. Museum omitL
expeditions to various parts of Mich. Mem.
Omith. Union; Cooper Omith. Club. Birds and
mammals of Michigan.

Wood, Prof. B(obert) W(lUiaiii8), Johns Hopkins
University. Baltimore, Md. *Experimcntel
physics. Concord, Mass, May 2, 68. A-B, Har-
vard, 91; Hopkins, 91-92; Chicago, 92-94; Ber-
lin, 94^96; LL.D, Clark, 09; Birmingham, U.
Instr. physics, Wisconsin, 97-98, asst. prof, 98-
00; prof, exp. physics, Hopkins, 01- Thomas
Young lecturer, London Optical Soc, 10; Ernest
Kempton Adams research fellow, Columbia. 12;
Guthrie lecturer, London, 14; major, Sig. 6.B.C,
A.E.F. Bumford medal. Am. Acad, 09; gold
medal in physics, Soc. ItaL della Sei, Borne, 18;
medals from London Soc. Arts, Franklin Inst,
etc. Nat. Acad; Physical Soc; Am. Aead; for.
mem. Boyal Soc; cor. mem. British Aas; hon.
mem. Boyal Micros. Soc; London Optical Soe;
cor. mem. Gottingen KonigL GeseU. Physical
optics.

Wood, Dr. Bath G(oiildiiig), Crescent St, North-
ampton, Mass. Mathematics, Pawtucket, B. I.
Jan. 29, 75. B.L, Smith, 98; fellow, Yale, 00-^1,
Ph.D, 01; Gottingen, 08-^9. Instr. math, Mt
Holyoke. 01-02: Smith, 02-09. as«oc. prof. t>9-
14, prof, 14- Math. Soc. Non-Euelidean ge-
ometry.

Wood, Dr. Thomas DCenison), Columbia Univer-
sity, New York, N. Y. Physical edvootioa.
Sycamore, HI, Aug. 2, 65. A.B, Oberlh^ 88,
A.M, 91; M.D, Columbia, 91. Prof, hygiene
and org. training, Stanford, 91-01; pkfsiesl
educ, Teachers Col, Columbia, 01- Mem. Int
Commission Physical Educ, 10. AA; Physieal
Educ. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Nat. Council ^Ednt,
(chairman, committee on health problems ia
educ). School hygiene.

Wood, Pxof. William P(latt), 1340 Wilmot St,
Ann Arbor, Mich. Metallurgy. Ypstlaati,

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Mich, May 26, 88. A.B^ Miehigan, 12, B.ChJEi,
14, M.S, 16. Ixutr. and asst* prof, ehem, Mieh«
Agr. Col^ 14-18; assi. prof, ehem. eng, Miehi-
gan, IS-' Consulting chem. engineer, Tianaing
Gas Co^ 17; saperrisor materials. Bur. Aircraft
Production, 18-19. Chem. Soc. Metallurgy of
iron and steel; corrosion of lead sheathing; cor-
rosion and rust-proofing of iron and steel;
shrinkage of steel under heat treatment.

Woodbridge, Prof. SCamuel) Homer, Boylston
Chambers, Boston, Mkss. Sanitary engineering,
Perth AmboY, N. J, Dec 26, 48. A.B, Wil-
liams, 73; Mass. Inst. Tech, 79. Asst. physics,
Mass, Inst, Tech, 83-84, . instr, 84-95, lecturer
heating and ventUaiUm, 84-90, asst. prof, 95-
00, €Usoe, prof, 00- Consulting engineer, Nat.
Cathedral, Washington, D. C. A. A; Pub.
Health Assi Health League; Am. Ci^ie Ass.
Ventilation,'

Woodbnm, Prof. W(lUiam) L(ogaa), 1138 Oak
Ave, Evanston, IlL Cytology, Bloomington,
Ind, Nov. 20, 82. A.B, Indiana, 08. A.M, 09,
Ph.D, 12. Teaching fellow lot, Indiana, 07-
10; instr. Northwestern, 10-13, asst. prof, 13-20,
assoc, prof, tO- A. A; Bot. Soc; Bot. Cent.
States. Spermatogenesis in liverworts and
mosses.

Woodbury, 0(harle8) 0(oodric]i), National Can-
ners Association, Washington, D. C. Horticuh
ture, Portland, Mich, April 30, 84. B.S, Mich.
Agr. Col, 04, M.6; 06. Asst. horticulturist,
Purdue Exp. Sta; 06-08, assoc, 08, asst. prof,
hort, Purdue, 09-11, head, dept. hort, 11-17,
director, Exp. Sta, 17-20; direeior, hwr, raw
products research, Nat. Canners Ass, tO- A. A;
Soc. Hort. Sci; Pomol. Soc; Ind. Hort. Soc.
(sec'y and v. pres). Pomology.

Woodbury, Dwlgbt Adignstw), Ohio State Uni-
versity, Columbus, Ohio. Thysics, Beverly,
Mass, Jan. 11, 87. B.S, Maine, 09; M.S, Dart-
mouth, 11. Asst. physics, Dartmouth, 09-11 ;
instr. Ohio State, U- Physical Soc effect of
magnetic field on alloys.

Woodcock, Prof. Edward F(Ted), East Lansing,
Mich. Botany, Pittsford, Vt, Feb. 13, 85.
B.S, Vermont, 09; A.M, Tale, 12 fellow, 13,
Ph.D, 17. Head, dept. biol, Juniata, 09-10;
asst, Tale, 10-12; instr. lot, West Virginia, 13-
14; Mioh. Agr. Col, 14-17, asst. prof, 17-
Field asst, plant disease surv, summers, 18, 19.
A. A; Bot. Soc; Mich. Acad. Plant morphol-
ogy; development and germination of seeds.

Woodhvll, Prof. John F (rands), Teachers Col-
lege, Columbia University, New Tork, N. T.
Physical seienee, Westport, N. T, July 2, 67.
A.B, Tale, 80; Ph.D, Columbia, 99. Teacher,
high sch, Bloomfield, N. J, 81-82; principal,
Chicopee, Mass, 83-85; teacher science, State
Nor. Sch, New PaltB, N. T, 85-87; prof, phys-
ical sciences, Teachers Col, Columbia, 88- Lec-
turer, Marthas Vineyard Summer Sch, Nat.
Summer Sdu and Chautauqua, 87-94. A.A;
fel. N. T. Acad; N. T. State Sci. Teachers Ass.
(pres, 06); N. T. Physics Club (pres, 07).
The teaching of physical science in secondary
schools.

'Woodmaii, Prof. A(lph«iis) O(raat), Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, CSambridge,
Mass. Chemistry, Kingston, "hSisB, Oct. 80, 73.

B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97. Asst. chem, Mass.
Inst, of Tech, 97-00, instr, 00-08, asst. prof.
food anal, 08-14, assoc. prof, 14- Asst. diem*
ist, State Board of Health, Mass;' sdentifie
asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06-07. A.A; Chem. Soc;
Am. Acad. Water purification; sewage dis-
posal; food economy and analysis.

Woodman, Prof. JCoseph) Bdmund, New Tork
University, New Tork, N. T. Geology, New-
bury, Mass, July 3, 73. B.S, Harvard, 96,
A.M, 00, ScD, 02. Asst. geol. Harvard and
Badcliffe, 96-02; asst. prof. geol. and miner,
Dalhousie, 02-06, prof, 06-09; geol, and direc-
tor, geol. museum, N. Y. Univ, 09- Instr, sum-
mer sch Harvard, 97-05 ; geologist, N. S. Dept.
Mines, 98; geologist in diarge investigations of
iron resources of N. S, Dom. Dept. Mines, 06-
10; prof, geol, Vassar, 19-20. A.A; Geol. Soc;
Min. Eng; Meteorol. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; N.
T. Acad. (v. pres, sect. 11); Wash. Acad.
Physiography of seacoasts; glacial history of
maritime provinc^es; gold-bearing rocks, iron
ores and metallurgical limestones of Nova

^ Scotia; history of the coal basins of Nova
Scotia; geology and origin of bedded iron ores;
density of iron ores and limestones, and its rela-
tion to other properties; origin and history of
rocks of southern New Tork.

Woodman, Prof. I*(eon) E(lmer), Missouri
School of Mines, Bolla, Mo. Physics. Clare-
mont, N. H, Nov. 14, 77. A.B, Dartmouth, 99,
A.M, 02; fellow, Columbia, 07-08, Ph.D, 10.
Asst. physics, Dartmouth, 01-02; instr, high
sch, Nashua, N. H, 02-04; Maine, 04-05; asst,
0)lumbia, 05-08; asst. prof, Maine, 08-12, as-
soc. prof, 12-19; prof, 19; Mo. Sch, of Mines,
19- A.A; Physical Soc. X-ray analysis of
crystals.

Woodrlng, Br. Wendell PCfailUps), U. S. Geologi-
cal Survey, Washington, D. C. Geology, Ber-
ing, Pa, June 13, 91. A.B, Albright, 10; fel-
low, Hopkins, 15-16, Ph.D, 16. (Geologic aid,
XT. S. Geol. Surv, 13-15, junior geologist, 15-16;
research asst, Hopkins, 16-19; assoc, geologist,
V. S, Geol. Surv, 19- Geologist, Sinclair (!ent.
Am. Oil Coro, 16-17. A.A; Paleont. Soc;
Wash. Geol. Soc. Invertebrate paleontology;
Miocene Mollusca.

Woodrow, Prof. Herbert, University of Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology. Chilli-
cothe, Ohio, Feb. 25, 83. A.B, Michigan, 04;
Paris, 04-05; Princeton, 07; Ph.D, Columbia,
09. Lecturer ezp. psychol, Barnard, Columbia^
07-09; instr, asst. prof, and later assoc, prof^
psychol, Minnesota, 09- A. A; Pyschol. Ass.
Association, learning and intelligence in chil-
dren; measurement of rhythm, attention and
sensation.

Woodnyw, Prof. J(»y) W(alter), University of
Colorado, Boulder, Col^o. Physics. Luveme,.
Minn, April 3, 84. A.B, Drake, 07; Rhode*
scholar, Oxford, 07-10, B.A, 10; Illinois, 11-
12 ; fellow. Tale, 12-13, Ph J), 13. Instr. phys-
ics, Illinois, 10-12; research engineer. West.
Elee. Co, 18-14; instr, physios, Colorado, 14-
15; asst. prof, 15-18; prof, 18- A.A; Phys-
ical Soc Photoelectricity; application of con-
jugate functions to physical problems; coluni-
nar ionization by alpha-particles; high vaeua.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SdENCE

Woodrnff, BClmer) O(raat), Oklahoma Producing
and Befining Corporation, Tulsa, Okla. Geol-
ogy, Bradford Co, Pa, 72. B.S, Nebraska, 01,
fellow, 03-04, A.M, 04; Austin fellow, Harvard,
06-07. Instr. miner, Oklahoma, 04, in charge,
dept. geol, 05; asst, U. S. Geol, Surv, 04, 05,
geologist, 07-; chief geologist, Texas Co, 14-18 ;
Ohla. Produoing and Befining Co. Wash. Geol.
Soc; Nebr. Acad. Coal deposits of Wyoming
and Montana; sulphur deposits of Wyoming;
the coal and oil fields of the Wind River Basin,
Wyoming; oil resources of Utah and Colorado.

Woodrnff, Dr. E(Tigeaia) 0(7Tiui), State College,
Pa. Phyaiee. St. Clair, Mich, April 8, 71.
B.S, Michigan, 94, M.S, 96, Ph.D, 00. Teacher
science, high sch, Ludington, MUh, 94-95; Cold-
water, Mich, 96-97; Chicago, 97-98; chem,
Mont. State Col, 00--01; science, high sch, La
Grange, 111, 01-03; physics, Lakeview High
Sch, Chicago, 03-04; prof, physics and elec.
eng, James MiUikin, 04-13 ; eleo, eng, Pa. State,
13^ A. A; Elec. Eng; Am. St. and Interurban
By. Ass; Cent Ass. Soi. and Math. Teachers
(treaa, 02-04). Organic color reactions with
nitric acid; elasticity of metals and temperift
ture; tuning-forks; dissociation in gas batter-
ies; stroboscopic oscillograph; automatic con-
trol of electric cars; electrical control of motor
cars.

Woodrnff, Frank M(orley), Chicago Academy of
Sciences, Lincoln Park, Chicago, 111. Ornithol-
ogy. Leayenworth, Kans, July 17, 67. High
sch. Asst. biol. Cook Co. Nor. Sch, 90; orni-
thologist, Columbian Expos, 93; curator ^ Chi-
cago Acad, 95- Assoc. Omith. Union; Cooper
Omith. Club; Wilson Omith. Club; Mus. Ass;
111. Acad ; IlL Audubon Soc. (director) ; Chi-
cago Acad, (sec'y, ornith. sect). Ornithology;
birds of the Chicago area.

Woodruff, Prof. Lorande Loss, Yale University,
New Haven, Conn. *Zoology. New York, N.
Y, July 14, 79. A.B, Columbia, 01, A.M, 02,
Ph.D, 05; hon. A.M, Yale, 15. Asst. biol,
Williams, 03-04, instr, 04-07; hiol. Yale, 07-

09, asst. prof, 09-15, prof, IS- Instr. zool.
Woods Hole, 05-07, embryol, 08-14; consult-
ing physiologist, C.W.S, 18-19. A.A; Soc.
Nat; Soc. Zool. (seo'y-treas, east, branch, 08-

10. V. pres, 18); Physiol. Soc; Soc. Exp. Biol.
Life history of Protosoa; rhythms and cycles
in the life history of Infusoria; biological cycle
of hay infusion; physiology of conjugation;
endomixis; history of biology.

Woods, PPM. Albert P(r6d), Berwyn, Md.
*Botany. Belvidere, HI. Dec. 25, 66. B.S,
Nebraska, 90, A.M, 92, Agr.D 13. Asst. bot,
Nebraska, 90-93; asst. chief, div. veg. physiol.
and path, U. S. Dept. Agr, 94-00, chief, 01-10 ;
dean And director, dept. agr, Minnesota. 10-17;
pres, Md. Col, 17- Pathologist and physiolo-
gist and asst. chief, bur. plant indust, U. S.
Dept. Agr, 01; exec officer, Md. State Board
Agr, 17-; mem. and officer various committees,
Nat. Research Council, 17- U. S. delegate, Int.
Conference Agr, Rome, 05; Int. Bot. Cong,
Vienna, 05. A.A; Bot. Soc. (v. pres, 09) ; Phy-
topath. Soc. (v. pres, 10) ; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci;
Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. (pres). Plant
pathology; plant nutrition; enzymes, especially
in relation to pathology; oxidation processes in

plant cells; oxidizing enzymes in plant and ani-
mal cells; causes of increasing or decreasing re-
sistance of plants to certain diseases.

Woods, Prof. B(aldwln) M(iuiger), University of
California, Berkeley, Calif. Mathematies, Me-
chanics. Lampasas, Tex, Sept. 22, 87. E.E,
Texas, 08; M.S, California, 09, Mackay fellow,
08-10, Ph.D, 12; Paris and Munich, 12-13.
Instr. and asst. prof, theoret. mech. and later
prof, aerodynamics, California. 08- Pres. acad.
board, sch. mil. aeronautics, California, 17-19.
Math. Soc. Logarithms of hyperbolic f unetioBi
to twelve significant places; aeronautica.

Woods, Prof. Clia(rle)s D(aytQiL), Orono. Maine.
Chemistry. Brooks, Maine, Sept. 11, 56. BJB,
Wesleyan, 80; hon. 8c.D, Maine, 05. Asst
chem, Wesleyan, 80-83; instr. sciences, Wil-
braham Acad, 83-88; chemist aid v. director,
Storrs Exp. Sta, 88-96; prof, agr, Maine, 96-
03, director. Maine Exd. Sta. 96-20. Export in
food investigations, U. S. Dept. A^, 94-07.
A. A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sei. Agri-
cultural and physiological chemistry; food of
man; nutrition of animals and plants.

WoodSk Dr. Elisabeth Llndlay, State Department
of Public Instruction, Madison, Wis. Pjjfdbo/-
ogy. Streator, HI, M!arch 3, 85. A.B, Oregon,
05, A.M, 10; Ph.D, Clark, 13. Instr. psydiol,
B. I. Nor. Sch, 13-14; Vassar, 14-16, asst. prof,
16; clin. psychologist, pub. schools, Pasadena,
Calif, 16-17; Wis. State Dept. P«6. Instr, 17-
Lecturer, Milwaukee Nor. Sch; exten. lectarer,
Wisconsin. Psychol. Ass; Am. Clin. Psychol.
Clinical and experimental psychology; memory;
recognition; intelligence tests.

Woods, Dr. F(redenck) Adams, 4 Newbury St,
Boston, Mass. ^Biology. Boston, Mass, Jan.
29, 73. Mass. Inst. Tech: M.D. Harvard. 9s.
Asst. histol. and embryol, Harvard, 99-01, instr,
01-02; lecturer, Mass. Inst. Tech, OS-- Instr.
comp. histoL Harvard Vet. Sch, 99-01; acting
ed, * Jour. Heredity,' 18-19, co-editor, 19- A. A:
Soc. Nat; Ass. Anat; Psychol. Ass; Anthrop
Ass; fel. Am. Acad; Statist. Ass; Am. Hi^t.
Ass ; Boston Soc. N»t. Hist. Origin of the genn
cells; physiosl herediity; mental and mora] he-
redity in royalty; herediity of coloration in ani-
mals; heredity and sex; relation of heredity to
history.

Woods, Prof. F(redendc) 8(han8tons), Massa-
chusetts Institute of Technology, C^unbridge.
Mass. ^Mathematics. Monson, Mass, March 8,
64. A.B, Wesleyan, 85, A.M, 88; PhD, Got-
tingen, 94. Asst. physics and astron, Wesleyan,
85-86; teacher math, Genesee Sem, Lima. X. Y,
86-90; instr, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90-95, sast
prof, 95-03, assoc. prof, 03-06, prof, 06- Lec-
turer math, Harvsrd, 98-99; ed, ' Annals of
Math/ 00^11. Math. Soc; Math. Ass; Am.
Acad; Soc. math, de France. Geometry.

Woods, H(arry) I(rwiii), Green Forest, Ark.

Astronomy, Agriculture. New Hamburg. Pa.
July, 70. A.B, Lafayette, 95; Columbia, 99-00:
Pennsylvania, 00-01. Tutor, math, and Latin.
Lafayette, 95-99 ; instr, math, Pennsylvania, 01-
02; prof, physics and astron, Washburn, 02-18.
Observer, U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv. Double
star measures.

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759

Woods, Dr. Blram, 842 Park Aye, Baltimore,
Md. OphtheUfnoloffy, Baltimore, Nor. 11, 67.
A.B, Princeton, 79; M.D, Maryland, 82. Prao-
tiding surgeon, 90-; prof, eye and ear diseases,
Maryland, 94-20. Surgeon, Univ. Hosp. and
Union Protestant Infirmary, Baltimore; oonsult*
ing eye surgeon, various city and state institu-
tions; mem. Md. Board of State Aid and Chari-
ties, 14-16. A.A; Am. Med. Ass. (chairman,
sect, ophthal, 13); Ophthal. Soc. (pres, 20);
OtoL Soc; Acad. OphthaL and Oto-Laryngol;
Col. Surg; Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty (pres,
06). Clmiesl ophthalmology.

Woods, Prof. WlUiam C(olcord), Wesleyan Uni-
versity, Middletown, Conn. Entomology. Mid-
dletown, May 9, 93. A.B, Wesleyan, 13 ; Ph J),
Cornell, 17. Instr. hiol, Wesleyan, 17-18, aesoe,
prof, 19- Lab. worker, U.S.A, 18-19. A.A;
Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom. Biological and
histological entomology.

Woodward, Dr. AlTalyn E(iiiiios), Amherst Col-
lege, Amherst, Mass. Physiology, Niagara, N.
Dak, May 29, 84. Ph.B, Boohester, 05, M.S,
11; fellow, Michigan, 12-15, PhJ), 18. Taasher
hiol, high schools, 05-10; asst, Bodisster, 10-
11; acting head of dept, Cent. State Nor. Sch,
Mich, 11-12; asst, Vassar, 15-16; instr, Sim-
mons, 16-20; demonstrator, Amherst, $0- A.A;
Mich. Acad. Orthoptera; physiological effects
of egg-secretions; parthenogenesis.

Woodward, Dr. Htoifld B(dward), Box 525, Wil-
mington, Del. Chemistry. Worcester, Mass,
July 5, 88. A.B, Amherst, 10; Ooldscfamidt
fellow, Columbia, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. With bur.
ehem, U. S. Dept. Agr, 12-18; in Jackson lab, B,
J. dtkPowt de Nemours and Co, 18- Chem. Soc.
Surface tension of blood serum; surface tension
and hemolytic activity of saponins; volatile
amins; azo colors.

Woodward, Prof. BCobert) B(tmpson), Carnegie
Institution of Washington, Washington, D. 0.
*Physies. Bochester, Mich, July 21, 49. O.E,
Michigan, 72, Ph.D, 92, LL.D, 12; Wisconsin,
04; LL.D, Hopkins, 16. Asst. engineer, U. 8.
Lake Surv, 72-82; asst. astronomer, U. S.
Transit of Venus Commission, 82-84; astron-
omer, U. S. Geol. Surv, 84-90; asst, U. S. Coast
and Geod. Surv, 90-93; prof. mech. and math,
physics, Columbia, 93-05; pres, Carnegie Insti-
tution, 05-20. Assoc, ed, 'Annals of Math,'
88-99; 'Science,' 94- Nat. Acad; A.A. (v.
pres, 89, treas, 94-, pres, 00) ; Astron. Soc ;
Phy^cal Soc; Math. Soc. (pres, 97-99); Geol.
Soc; Am. Acad; Philos. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad,
(pres, 00-02) ; Wash. Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc
(pres, 10). Astronomy; geodesy; geophysics;
mathematics; mechanics; mathematical physics.

Woodward, Prof. Sherman MCslTllle), Iowa Citv,
Iowa. BydraiuXies, Bichfield. Minn, May 11,
71. M.S, Washington (St. Louis), 93; A.M,
Harvard, 96. Prof. math, and mech, Arizona,
9^-04; steam eng, Iowa, 04-05; irricr. and drain-
age engineer, U. S. Dept Agr, 05-08; prof,
meoh. and hydraulies, Iowa, 08- Consulting
engineer, Miami Conservancv District. Davton,
Ohio, 13-20. A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ;
Civil Eng; Iowa Acad; Iowa Eng. Soc. Pump-
ing machinery; internal combustion engines;
hydrodynamics.

Woodworth, Prof. Oduudes) W(il]lam), Univer-
sity of California, Berkeley, Calif. Entomology.
(3hampaign, Bl^ April 8, 65. B.S, lUmois, 85,
M.S, 86; Harvard, 86-88, 00-01. Asst, HI.
State Lm). Nat Hist, 84-86; entomologist and
botanist. Ark. Ezp. Sta, 88-91; asst. prof, en-
torn, California, 91-04, assoc. prof, 04-13, prof,
IS- Lecturer, Univ. Nanking, 18. A.A; Ass.
Econ. Entom; Entom. Soc; Pacific Slope Ass.
Econ. Entom. (pres); Calif. Acad. Economic
entomology; wing veins of insects; pathology of
inseeticide poisoning.

Woodworth, 0(lyde) M(olTln), University of Illi-
nois, Urbana, IlL Agronomy, Canton, 111, Feb.
28, 88. B.S, Okla. Col, 10; M.S, Wisconsin, 14,
Ph.D, 20. Asst agron, S. Dak. Col, 10-12;
scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 12-13; asst.
and later instr, genetics, Wisconsin, 13-19 ; asst.
pathologist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
19-20; asst, prof, plant breeding and agron, Illi-
nois, 20- A.A; Soc. Agron; Bot Soo. Inheri-
tance in Soy beans and Datura; disease resist-
ance of cabbage.

Woodworth, Prof. J(ay) B(ackiis), Harvard Uni-
versity, Cambridge, Mass. ^Geology, Seismol-
ogy. Ncwfleld, N. Y, Jan. 2, 65. B.S, Har-
vard, 94. Instr. geol. Harvard, 98-01, asst.
prof, 01-12, assoe, prof, 1$-- Asst, U. S. Geol.
Surv, 88-03; N. Y. State Museum, 00-08; in
charge. Harvard Seismog. Sta; geologist, U. S.
Geol. Surv, 18-; mem. committee on geol. and
paleont, Nat. Heseareh Council, 17-18, diairman,
subcommittee on use of seismographs in war,
17-18. Mem. Int Cong. Geol, 00-06; Harvard
delegate, Pan-Am. Sci. Cong, Santiago, Chile,
08-M. A.A; Geol. Soc; Seismol. Soc; Am.
Acad; Boston Soc. Nat Hist; Wash. Acad.
Structural geology; glacial deposits; shore line
changes; Permian glaciation in Brazil; earth-
quakes of New England.

Woodworth, Dean Philip B(ell), 5809 Race Ave,
Chicago, 111. Electrical engineering. Auburn, N.
Y, Oct. 19, 65. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 86, ScD, 20.
M.E, Cornell, 90; Berlin, 91-92, Prof, physics,
Mich. Agr. Col, 92-99; elec. eng, Lewis Inst,
96-06, dean of eng, 07-- On leave of absence
for indust. training of soldiers, war plans div,
gen. staff, U.S.A, 18- Elec. Eng. (committee-
man, 10-12); Soc. Automotive Eng; West. Soc.
Eng. (v. pres, 10); C!hicago Elec. Ass. (pres,
03-05). Training men for industry.

Woodwortb, Prof. BCobert) SCessions), Columbia
University, New York, N. Y. ^Psychology,
Belchertown. Mass, Oct. 17, 69. A.B, Am-
herst, 91; A.B, Harvard, 96, A.M, 97; PhJ),
Columbia, 99; Edinburgh, 00; fellow, Liverpool,
02. Teacher science and math, high sch. Water-
town, N. Y, 91-^3 ; instr. math, Washburn, 93-
95; asst. physiol. Harvard Med. Sch, 97-98;
instr, Univ. and Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 99-
02; demonstrator, Liverpool, 02-03; instr. psy-
chol, Columbia, 03-05, adj. prof, 05-09, ,prof,
09^ Ed, 'Archives of Psychol.' A. A. (v. pres,
08) ; Psychol. Ass. (acting sec'y, 07, pres, 14) ;
fel. N. Y. Acad. Psychology of movement and
training; fatigue; physiology of muscle and
nerve; racial differences; imagery and thought;
association tests; memory; motivation.

Woody, Dr. lielvsr, 897 Madison Ave, Memphis,
Tenn. Surgery. Louisville, Ky, March 6, 86.

760

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

A.B, Biehmond, 05* Harvard, 07, M.D, 12.
As8t/ physician, Batler Hosp, Providence, IS-
IS; intern, Boston City Hosp, 13-14; Austin
teaching fellow narg, Harvard, 14-19, sec*j,
faculty- of med, 17-18, dean and prof. 9urg, sch,
fned, Tennessee, Asst. path. Harvard, 16-18;
capt, M.ILC, 19-; out-patient surgeon, Boston
City Hosp, 19.

Woodyatt^ Dr. B(oUln) T(iimer), University of
Chicago, Chicago^ 111. *Mediein€, Chicago,
June 3, 78. B.S, Chicago^ 06, M.D, Bush Med.
Col, 02. Aast. prof, internal med, Bush Med.
Col, 11-; mem. staff, Sprague Mem, Inst, Chi-
cago, 11- Attending physician; Presb. Hosp;
Harvey lecturer, 16. Major, M.C, 18-19. A.A;
Am. Physicians; Asa. Path, and Bact; Soc. Exp.
Path; Soc. Clin. Invest; Soc. Biol. C3iem. Car-
bohydrate metabolism; diabetes; fever.

WooUey, Prof. Paul O(orliaxdt), Peter Smith
Building, Detroit, Mich. Pathology, Paris, .111,
April 7, 75. B.S, Chicago, 96 ; M.D, Hopkins.OO ;
fellow, McGill, 01-02. Bes. house oMcer, Hop-
kins Hosp, 00-01; bacteriologist and patholo*
gist. Bur. Science, P. I, 02-04, director, serum
lab, 04-06; director. Govt. Serum Lab, Siam,
06-07, chief inspector of health, Siam, 07-08;
assoc. prof, path, Nebraska, 08r-09; prof, col.
med, Cincinnati, 09-20; director, laboratories,
Cincinnati Hosp, 09-20; Nat, Path, Lab, Mich,
£0- Pathologist and mem. board of directors,
Kiefer Hosp, and pathologist, Samaritan Hosp,
Detroit. Delegate for Siam, Int. Cong. Tuber-
culosis, 08 ; assoc. ed, ' Jour. Lab. and CUn. Med. '
A. A; Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc. Bact; Am. Med.
Ass; Int. Ass. Med. Mus. Medical education;
epidemiology; tropical medicine; parasitology;
pathological anatomy.

Woolley, Mts. Paul O. (Dr. HUen Bradford
Thompson), 343 Bryant Ave. Cincinnati, Ohio.
^Psychology, Chicago, 111, Nov. 6, 74. Ph.B,
Chicago, 97, fellow, 97-00, PhJ), 00, Ass. Col.
Alumnae fellow, 00-01. Prof, psychol. and di-
rector, psychol. lab, Mt. Holyoke, 01-05, exp.
psychologist. Bur. Educ, Philippine Islands, 05-
06; instr. philos, Cincinnati, 09-10; director,
vocation hur, pub. schools, Cincinnati, 11- Psy-
chol. Ass. The mental traits of sex; affective
processes; judgment of area on the skin; struc-
ture of the cortex; theory of the judgment;
peripheral color vision; color perceptions of an
infant; mental and physical measurements of
working children; vocational guidance.

Wo<d86y, Dr. Ooorgo, 117 E. 36th St, New York,
N. Y. Surgery, New Haven, Conn, May 2, 61.
A.B, Yale, 81 ; M.D, Columbia, 85. Prof, anat.
and clin. surg, med. dept, N. Y. TJniv, 90-98;
med, col, Cornell, 98-09, clin. surg, 09- Sur-
geon, Bellevue Hosp. Surg. Ass; Soc. Clin. Surg;
Am. Med. Ass; fel. N. Y. Acad. Med; Int. Surg.
Soc. Surgical anatomy.

Woobey, Tbeodore SCaUsbnry), J^r, 242 Prospect
St, New Haven, Conn. Forestry. New Ha-
ven, Conn, Oct. 2, 79. A.B, Yale, 01, M.P,
03. With TJ. S. Forest Service, 00-07, inspector,
07-08, asst. district forester, 08-15. Mem. ad-
visory board, forest sch, Yale, 08-15; lecturer,
12; assoc. ed, 'Forestry Quarterly,' 13- Major
and lieut. col, A.E.F. D. S. order, Chevalier
L^on d'honneur; Chevalier Order of Leopold.

Ecol. Soc; Soc Foresters; Am. Geog. See.
Forest management; silviculture; western yel-
low pine; French forestry.

Woolson, Prof. Ira H(arvoy), 76 William 8t,
New York, N« Y. Mechaniedl engvueertHg,
Lewiston, N. Y, Aug. 11, 56. E.M, Columbia,
85. Asst. assaying and drawing, Columbia,
86-90, instr. mech.. eng, 91-03, adj. prof, 03-08,
civil eng, 08-10; eonsultitig engineer, Nat, Board
of Fire Underwriters, 10- Official investigator
of building materials, N. Y. City; delegate, Int
Fire Prevention Cong, London, 03. Mech. Eng;
Soc. Test. Mat; Fire Protection Ass; Concrete
Inst. Physical testing of structural materials;
6re resisting properties of treated woods, plain
and reinforced concrete, brick and stone, and
fireproof constructions; .effect of heat on the
strength of steel and iron; fire prevention;
building codes.

Wooster, Prof. LCymaa) O(hild), 1017 Union St,
Emporia, Kans. Geology, Biology, Hannnond,
N. Y, Aug. 1, 49. Milton, 65-67, hon. PhJ>,
98; State Nor. Sch, Whitewater, Wis, 70-73;
Beloit, 78-75; Yale, 81-82; Chicago, sommer,
97. Asst. geologist. Wis. Gtool. Surv, 73-79;
prof. nat. science, State Nor. Sch, Whitewater,
Wis, 78-81; asst. geologist, U. 8. Geol. Sorr,
81-84; prof. nat. science, State Nor. Sch, May-
ville, N. Dak, 93-95; biol. and geol, Kansas
State Nor, Sch, 97- Supt. Kans. edue. exhibi
Columbian Expos, 93. aIA; Kans. Aead. (pres,
05). Drift; Potsdam sandstone; coal meu-
ures; geology of Kansas; plant and animal in-
stincts; science in education.

Wooton, Dr. B(lmor) O(ttis), U. S. DeiMirt-
ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. O. BioU
ogy, Kokomo, Ind, Sept. 19, 65. B.8, Karl-
ham, 89, A.M, 96; Columbia, 96-98. Prof, bot,
New Mex. Col, 90-96, 98-00, biol, 00-11; aast
agriculturist and agriculturist, office of farm
management^ V, S. Dept. Agr, 11-20, asst. agr,
economist, 20- Botanist, New Mex. Exp. Sta, 90-
96, 98-11; agent and expert, bur. forestry, U.

5. Dept. Agr, summers, 00, 01, 02, special a^Boat,
summers, 00. .1 0. A A ; Farm Econ. Abs ; Wadu
Bot. Soc; Wash. BioL Soc; Wash. Acad. Utilisa-
tion of arid grazing lands.

Woroester, Deaa O(oiiaat), 50 Broad Bt, New
York, N. Y. Zoology. Thetford, Vt, OcL 1,
66. A.B, Michigan, 89; Sc.D, 15. Asst bot,
Michigan, 87, 88, instr. zool, 93-95, asst. prof,
zool. and curator, museum, 95-98; mem. U. 8.
Philippine Commission, 99-01; See'y of the In-
terior, Philippine Govt, 01-13; asst. to pres,
Visayan Befining Co; i;. pres, and gen, maatager,
Philippine BefMng Corporation; gen. mamoffer,
Agusan Coconut Co. Mem. 8tea« eeieaee ex-
ped. to Philippine Islands, 88, 89; Menage seieft-
tific exped, 90-03. A.A; cor. feL Omith. Union;
Wash. Acad; fel. Boyal Geog. Soc Geograph-
ical distribution of mammate; distribution of
the birds and mammals of the Philippine Islands.

Worden, Edward O(lUMinoey), 2 Beetor St, New

York, N. Y. Chemistry. Ypsilanti, IGeh, April
17, 75. Ph.C, Michigan, 96; B.S, N. Y. UniT,

06, A.M, 08. Chemist, N. Y. Exp. Sta, Geneva,
96-98; mem. firm. Crane and Worden, 99-00;
chemist, CeUuloid Zapon Co, and Boston Arti-
ficial Leather Co, 00-02; Clark Thread Go, and

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

761

J. and P. Coats, 03-13; eonttating chemist, ex-
ploaive induttry, IS- Asst, ed, 'Kunstoffe.'
Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Eng; Chem. 8oe; fel.
London Chem. Soc; Soe. ehim. de Franee;
Chem. Yerein; Chem. GeselL Analytical diem-
istry; explosives; nitrocellulose industry; tech-
nolo^ cellulose esters; carbohydrate carboxyl-

ates.

•

Work, Paul, 223 Linden Ave, Ithaca, N. Y.
Boriwuliure. Kerrmoor, Pa, June 18, 86. AJB,
Tennessee, 07; B.S, Pa. State, 10; M.8.A, Cor-
nell, 13. Instr. hort, Cornell, 10-13, veg. gar*
dening and supt. of dept, 13-17, acting prof, 17-
20, prof, ISO- With engineers, U.S.A, 17-19.
A. A; Soc. Hort. Sci. Celery; tomato nutrition.

Worrall, Prof. David B(lbridge), Tufts College,
Mass. Chemistry. Westerly, B. I, Aug. 2, 86.
B.S, B.I. Col, 10; A.M, Harvard, 11, Ph.D, 19.
Austin teadiing fellow. Harvard, 12-13; instr.
chem, Smith, 14-18; asat, prof. org. chem.
Tufts, IB- Lieut, C.W.S, 18-19. A.A; Chem.
Soc Addition reactions of organic chemistry.

WoxBham, Prof. B(xne8t) Lee), 332 State Capitol,
Atlanta, 6a. Entomology, Plant pathology.
Forsyth, Ga, March 27, 80. B.S, Georgia, 04;
Cornell, 06-07. Instr. biol, Georgia, 04-06;
special agent, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07;
state entomologist, Ga, 07- A.A; Ass. Econ.
Entom ; Entom. Soc ; Ass. Hort. Inspectors. The
codling moth; the Hessian fly; peach leaf curl;
the plum curculio; the cotton red spider; black
root diseases of cotton; cotton anthracnose.

Woxaliam, Prof. W(iUlain) A(rGlier), Jr, Athens,
Ga. Chemistry. Monroe Co, GFa, March 9, 78.
B.S, Georgia, 03; A.M, Harvard, 08. Teaching
fellow. Harvard, 08-09; asst. state chemist, G^,
09-10; asst. prof. agr. chem, Georgia, 10-11,
prof, 11- A. A. (sec'y, council, 13, gen. sec'y,
14); Chem. Soe; Soc. Agron. Atomic weight
of lead ; type soils of G^rgia.

WoTBtol], Bobert A(rt]»ir), 2500 W. Bailroad
Ave, Evanston, lU. Chemistry. Zanesville,
Ohio, A^pl 18, 75. B.S, Case, 97, M.S, 98.
Instr. chem, Purdue, 97-00; supt, Glidden Var-
nish Co, 00-01 ; Chicago Varnish Co, 01-08 ; va/r-
nish specialist, 08- Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem.
Indust. Varnishes; nitration and sulphonation
of paraiBnes, resins and oils.

Worthen, Prof. B(diirand) L((nii8), College of
Agriculture, Ithaca, N. T. Agronomy. Wilcox
Township, HI, Oct. 5, 82. B.S, Illinois, 04;
M.S.A, Cornell, 08. Asst, Illinois, 04-06; sci-
entist, soil surv, bur. soils, U. S. Dept. Agr, 06-
09, in charge soil investigations in N. C, 0£^-12 ;
asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, agron. Pa.
State, 12-19; prof. soU technol, N. Y. State Col.
Agr, Cornell, 19- Soil extension and improve-
ment.

Wortbing, Dr. ACrehia) OCarfiald), 15006 Ter-
race Koad, East Cleveland, Ohio. *Physios. Le
Roy, Wis, Feb. 6, 81. A.B, Wisconsin, 04, 04-
06; Iowa, 08-09; Ph.D, Michigan, 11. Asst.
physics, Wisconsin, 04-06; instr, Iowa, 06-09;
asst. physicist, Nat. Elee. Lamp Ass, 10-12,
physicist, 12-14; Nela Beseareh Lah, 14^ AJk;
Physical Soc. Thermodynamic proi)erties of
gases; vapor tension; cosine law for tungsten
and carbon; brightness measurements; tempera-
ture distribution in an incandescent lamp fo-

ment; thermal conductivities of tungsten, tan-
talum and carbon; Thomson effect at incandes-
cent temperatures; ballistic galvanometers;
emissive powders of tungsten; true temperature
scale of tungsten; atomic heats at incandeseent
temperatures.

Wortliington, Dr. Bnghemia B^ 11460 N. Chester
Ave, Pasadena, CaUf . Mathematics. Troy, N.
Y, Dec. 22, 81. A.B, Wellesley, 04; Ph.D, Yale,
08. Instr. math, Wellesley, 0&-18; in eng. dept,
Gailaudet Aircraft Corp, 18- Math. Soc.

Wrather, W(i]Iiain) B(mbry), 6044 Bryan Park-
way, Dallas, Tex. Geology. Brandenburg,
Ky, 83. Ph.B, Chicago, 08. Geologist, Gulf
Production Co. and J. M. Guffey Petrol. Co, 08-
16; consulting geologist, 16- A.A; Min. and
Metal. Eng; Ass. Petrol. Geol. (sec 'y-treas, 18);
Southwest. Geol. Soc. (chairman, Dallas sect).
Oil geology; Permian stratigraphy of the south-
west; geology of northern Texas oil fields.

Wren, Dean Frank a(eorge). Tufts College,
Mass. Mathematics. Sharon, Mass, March 15,
74. A3, Tufts, 94, A.M. 97. Instr. math.
Tufts, 94-99, asst. prof, 99-04, Walker prof,
04-, dean, dept. arts and sciences, 07-

WreiudiaU, Pzof. Bidhard, 313 Saratoga Boad,
Honolulu, Hawaii. Chemistry. Edgeworth, Pa,
May 30. 89. Ph.B, Yale, 11, Ph.D, 15. Instr.
chem, Yale, 14-16; chief chemist. Sterling Var-
nish Co, 16, V. pres, 16-17; prof, chem, Univ. of
Hawaii, IS- Chem. Soc. Hydantoins; synthe-
sis of alpha-amino-delta-phenylvalerianic acid;
chaulmoogric and hydnocarpic acids in the treat- ,
ment of leprosy.

Wrigbt, Dr. A(lbert) H(as€a), Ithaca, N. Y.
Zoology, Ecology. Hilton, N. Y, Aug. 15, 79.
A.B, Cornell, 04, A.M, 05, Ph.D, 08. Asst. vert,
sool, ComeU, 05-08, instr, 08-15, asst. prof, 16-
A.A; Soc. Zool; Ecol. Soc; mem. Omith.
Union; Soc. Ichthyol. and Herp; Fisheries Soc;
Wash. Biol. Soc. Distribution of fish; life his-
tories of Amphibia; primitive Nortii American
fauna ; vertebrates of the Cayuga Lake Basin ;
life histories of North American Anura; migra-
tion of birds; biology and history of Okefinokee
Swamp; North American reptiles.

Wxifi^t, Prof. Ohaxles Allen, Ohio State Univer-
sity, Columbus, Ohio. Electrical engineering.
Vicksburg, Miss, Sept. 13, 84. B.E, Tulane^ 06,
E.E, 09; M.E.E, Harvard, 10. Inspector, U. S.
Engineers, 06-07; tester. Gen. Elec. Co, 07-08;
instr. elec. eng, Harvard, 08-09; engineer. Am.
Telephone and Telegraph Co, 10-15; assoc.
prof. elec. eng, Iowa State, 15-18; prof, Ohio
State, 18- A. A; Elec. Eng; Badio Eng; Eng.
Educ. Telephone transmission; inductive in-
terference.

Wright, Oharlee W(iU), 28 Via Parlamento,
Bome, Italy. Geology. Marquette, Mich, May
15, 79. Heidelberg, 97-98: Bergakad, Frei-
berg, 98-00; B.S, Mich. CoL Mines, 02, E.M, 03.
Instr. miner, Mich. OoL Mines, 01-08; geologic
aid, U. S. Geol. Surv, 08-05, asst. geolo^st, 05-
09; gen. manager mines, Soe. di Perttuola, Sar-
dinia. 09-19, in eng. and mines management of-
fice, kome, 19- Major, AJt.C, 17-19. Geologic
aid. Can, GeoL Surv, summer, 02. A.A* G^L
Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. Geol. Soc; British Inst

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Min. and Metal. Geology of southeastern
Alaska.

Wright^ Dr. Douglas, Jr, 2333 Ghanning Way,
Berkeleji Calif. Chemistry, Virginia, 111, May
20, 91. B.S, Illinois, 16; fellow, California, 18-
19, Ph.D, 19. In charge culture media work,
Cutter Lab, 19- Soil chemistry; bacteriology;
biochemistry; decompositfon of minerals by bac-
teria,

Wright, Prof. Frank JCames), Bridge water, Ya.
Physiography, Bridgewater, Nov. 22, 88. A.B,
Bridgewater, 08; A.M, Virginia, 11; Ph.D, Co-
lumbia, 18. Prof. geol. and biol, Bridgewater,
11-16; assoc. geol, Bryn Mawr, 18; prof,
Bridgewater, 19- From field asst. to asst. geol-
ogist, Va. GeoL Surv, 12- Fel. Am. Geog. Soc.
Physiography of Upper James Biver Basin and
the Appalachians.

Wright, Dr. Fr6d(arlck) E(iigeae), Geophysical
Laboratory, Carnegie Institutiop, Washington,
D. C. ^Geology. Marquette, Mich, Oct. 16, 77.
Ph.D, Heidelberg, 00. Instr. petrog, Mich. Col.
Mines, 01-^4; asst. state geologist, Mich, 02-04;
asst. geologist, U. S. Geol, Surv, 04-06, geol-
ogist, 06-; petroJogist, geophys, lab, Carnegie
Institution, 06- Capt, ordnance dept, O.B.C,
17-18, major, ordnance dept, 18-19, lleat. col,
OJt.O, 19-; army representatiye, mil. optical
glass and instrument sect, W.I.B, lS-19. A.A;
Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Chem. Soc; Physical Soc;
PhiloB. Soc; Optical Soc (pros, 18-19); Wash.
Acad. (cor. seo'y, 1^); Wash. Geol. Soc; Wash.
PhiloB. Soc. Physical crystallography; experi-
• mental petrology^

Wright, Prof. O(eorge) Frederlcdc, 145 Elm St,
Oberlin, Ohio. Geology, Whitehall, N. T,
Jan. 22, 38. A.B, Oberlin, 59, A.M, 62; D.D.
Brown, 87; LL.D, Drury, 87. Pastor, Congre-
gational Church, Bakerafield, Vt, 62-72; An-
dover, Mass, 72-81; prof, language and lit. of
New Testament, Oberlin Theol, Sem, 81-92, har-
mony of science amd revelation^ 92-07, emer,
prof, 07~ Asst. geologist. Pa. Geol. Surv, 81-
82;.XJ. S. GeoL Surv, 84-92; ed, 'BibUotheca
Sacra,' 84-; 'Becords of the Past,' 05-13; lec-
turer, Lowell Inst, 87, 92, 96 ; Peabody Inst, 88 ;
Brooklyn Inst, 89 ; Stone lecturer, Princeton, 04.
A.A; Geol. Soc; Anthrop. Ass; Archeol. Inst;
Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Essex Inst; Ohio Acad;
Ohio Archeol. and Hist. Soc. (pres, 07-18).
Archeology; glacial phenomena; loess deposits;
antiquity of man; esker terraces.

Wright, Pres. Harry Koble, 533 Earlham Drive,
Whittier, Calif. Mathematics, Shelbyville, Ind,
Oct 3, 81. B.S, Earlham, 04; M.S, California,
11. fellow, 12-13, Ph.D, 13. Prof, math, Pa-
cific (Oregon), 04-05; Whittier, 08-10; asst,
Calif, 10-12, inatr, 13-17; prof, Whittier, 17-,
dean, 17-18, pres, 18- Math. Ass; Astron. Soc.
Number theory; analytical geometry; synthetic
projective geometry,

Wright, Dr. James H(om6r), Massachusetts Gen-
eral Hospital, Boston, Mass. ^Pathology,
Pittsburgh, Pa. A.B, Hopkins, 90; M.D, Mary-
land, 92. hon. ScD, 07; fellow^ Pennsylvania,
92-93; A.M, Harvard, 95, hon. ScD, 05. Asst.
path. Harvard, 93-96, instr, 96-07, asst, prof,
07-; director, path, lab, Mass, Gen. Hosp, 96-
Gross prize, Phila. Acad. Surg, 05; Boylston

med. prize. Harvard, 08. Emer. mem. Am.
Physicians. Pathological anatomy, histology
and bacteriology.

Wright, Dr. J(am68) BCemns), Standard Oil Co,
Whiting, Ind, Physics, CarroUton, Ohio. BJS,
Westminster (Pa), 05; fellow, Chicago, 08-09,
Ph.D, 11. Asst, Chicago, 10-11; prof, physics
and chief of dept, Univ. Philippines, 11-19:
chief physicist, Standard OU Co. of Ind, 19-
A.A. Emission of electrons from metals:
radium emanation content of the atmosphere and
of soil gas; ionization of the atmosphere; radio-
activity of water.

Wright^ John 8(hei»ard), Care Eli Lilly sind Co,
Indianapolis, Ind. Botany, Pharmacognosy.
Clermont, Ind. Oct. 17, 70. B.S, Purdue, 92.
Field asst, N. Dak. Bot Surv, 91; botanist, Eli
Lilly and Co, 92-04. Lecturer bot, Med. CoL
of Ind, 96-04. A.A; Ind. Acad, (sec'y, 95-
04, pres, 04). Histology of crude drugs and
of vegetable articles of diet; microscopy of
powders, starches and other vegetable conunodi-
ties; pharmacology of drugs of vegetable origia.

Wright, Dr. Jonathan, Pleaaantville, N. T.
Medicine, Springboro, Ohio, Feb. 2, 60. Grad,
Miami Valley, 78; M.D, Columbia, 83. Director,
path, lab, Manhattan Eye, Ear and Throat
Hosp, 02-11; director, laboratories, N. Y. Pos:-
Grad. Med. Sch, 11-15; prof, laryngol. Woman's
Med. Col, N. Y; surgeon, Manhattan Eye, Ear
and Throat Hosp; Brooklyn Eye and Ear Hosp;
out-patient dept, Boosevelt Hosp. A.A; Ass.
Path, and Bact; LaryngoL Ass; Am. Med. Ass:
Anthrop. Ass; ArcheoL Inst; Am. Geog. Soc:
fel. N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Acad. Med; cor. mao.
Boyal Soc. Med. Laryngology; pathology; his-
tory of medicine.

Wright, Dr. Orville, 15 N. Broadway, Dayton,
Ohio. Aeronautics. Dayton, Aug. 19, 71- Hoil
ScD, Royal Tech. Col, Munich, 09; hon. MJS.
Earlham, 09; LL.D, Oberlin, 10; hon. ScD,
Trinity (Conn), 15; Cincinnati, 17; hon. M.S,
Yale, 19. Pres, Wright Co, 12-15. Mem-
nat. advisory committee for aeronautics. GoM
medal, French Aero Club, 08; Britisli Aero
Club, 08; French Acad. Sports, 08; Aeronaut
Soc. Gt. Britain, 08; U. S. Cong, 09; State of
Ohio, 09; Aero Club, 09; French Acad, 09;
Chevalier Legion d'honneur, 09; Langley medal.
Smithsonian Inst, 10; Cresson medal, Franklin
Inst, 14; John Fritz medal, 20; Albert medal
Boyal Soc. Arts, 17; bronze medal. Int. Peace
Soc. Hon. mem. Mech. Eng; Automotive Eng:
hon. mem. Aero Club; Aeronaut. Soc; Franklin
Inst; hon. mem. Flying Club; hon. mem. Aero-
naut. Soc. Gt. Britain; hon. mem. British Aero
Club; hon. mem. Verein. FMgtech; hon, meau
Oester. Fliigtech. Verein; hon. mem. Sartbe
Aero Club, France. Construction and develop-
ment of the airplane.

Wright, Dr. Ralph a(arrigne). Bishop Place, New
Brunswick, N. J. Chemistry. St. Louis, Ho.
April 29, 75. B.S, Columbia, 99; Polytech,
Zurich, 99-02 ; Ph.D, Basel, 02. Private' asst,
Columbia, 04-05; prof, chem, Washington and
Jefferson, 05-07; Rutgers, 07^ Chem. Soe.
Structure of dyestuffs; fluorescence of certain
carbon compounds; oxidation.

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Wtight, Pzof . (BolMit) BaniMy, 9 Moreton Boad,
Oxford, England. Biology, Alloa, Scotland,
Sept. 28, 52. M.A, Edinburgh, 71, B.S, 73;
LL.D, Toronto. Prof. nat. hist, Uniy. Col, To-
ronto, 74-87, biol, Toronto, 87-12, v. proa, 01-12.
Mem. board tnutees, bioL stations, Can. Marine
and FicJieries Dept; mem. Int. Conmiission on
Zool. Nomenelatnre. Soe. Nat; Soe. Zool; fel.
Bojal Soe. Can; feL London Zool. Soc; fel.
Boyal Micros. Soc; bon. mem. Moscow Nat.
Hist. Soc. Anatomy of fishes; plankton of the
Nova Scotian coast.

Wzlght, Dr. Bewail, TJ. S. Department of Agri-
culture, Washington, D. 0. Genetics, Melrose,
Mass, Dee. 21, 89. B.S, Lombard, 11 ; M.S, Illi-
nois, 12; ScD, Harvard, 15. Senior animal
husbandman, animal genetics, twr. animal in-
dfui, TJ, 8, Dept, Agr, 15- Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool;
Soc Animal Production; Wash. Acad. Coat
color inheritance in animals; inbreeding and
cross-breeding.

Wright, Prof. W(alter) I«(iyiiig8ton), Lincoln
University, Pa. Mathematics, Juliustown, N.
J, Feb. 3, 72. A.B, Princeton, 92, fellow, 92-
93, A.M, 95. Prof, math, Lincoln, 9S- With
Anny Educ. corps, 19. A.A; Math. Soc; Math.
Ass; Astron. Soc. Astronomy.

Wtlgbt, Prof. W(Uliaiii) HCamnioiid), Lick Ob-
servatory, Mt. Hamilton, Calif. ^Astronomy,
San Francisco, Oalif, Nov. 4, 71. B.S, Cali-
fornia, 93, fellow, 94-96; fellow, Chicago, 96-
97. Asst. astronomer. Lick Ohservatory, 97-08,
acting astronomer, in charge D. O. Mills ezped.
to south, hemisphere, 03-06, astronomer, 08-
A.A; Astron. Soc; Pacific Astron. Soc; assoc.
Boyal Astron. Soc. Spectroscopic study of stel-
lar motions ; new stars and nebulae.

Wright, Prof. WUliam Harmon, 1905 W. Lawn
Ave, Madison, Wis. Bacteriology, Bartholo-
mew Co, Ind, July 8, 85. B.S, Purdue, 08; M.S,
Wisconsin, 09; Cornell, 16. Asst. agr, hacter,
Wisconsin, 09-12, instr, 12-15, asst. prof, 16-
Field asst, plant disease surv, TJ. S. Dept. Agr,
summers, 18-19. A.A; Soc. Bact. (abstractor,
'Jour'); Anti-Tuber. League. Agricultural
and dairy bacteriology; farm sewage; food and
water supply; milk tests.

Wright, Prof. W(iUiain) JCoseph), Cornell Uni-
versity, Ithaca, N. Y. KorticvXture, Plainfield,
Mich, June 6, 81. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 04;
M.S, Pa. State, 12. Practical horticultural
work, 04-07; asst. to the pros, Mich. Agr. Col,
07-09; asst. prof, hort. Pa. State, 09-12; di-
rector, N. Y. State C6L Agr, Alfred, 12-18;
extens, prof, rural eduo, Cornell, IS- A. A; Soc.
Hort. Sd; Ass. Agr. Teaching; PomoL Soc.
The injurious effects of lime on small fruits;
greenhouse construction and equipment.

Wtlgbt, Dr. W(UUam) J(06iah), Care Alliance
Bank of Simla, OUcutta, India. Geology.
Bear Biver, N. S, Feb. 4, 81. B.Sc, Acadia ; A.B,
Yale, 08, A.M, 12, Ph.D, 15. Asst. geologist,
Can. QeoL Surv, 12-15; prof, geol, Acadia, 18-
19; assoc. geologist, Can. Geol. Surv, 19; geolo-
gist, Whitehall Petrol, Corp, tO- Officer,
C.E.P, 16-18. Geology of the New Boss and
Moncton map areas ; oil shale of Canada.

Wright, Prof. Wlntbrop B(oblii8), Swarthmore,
Pa. Physios. Trenton, N. J, May 11, 88. A.B,

Michigan, 09, PhJ>, 17; Tyndall fellow, Colum-
bia, 13-15. Instr. physics, Ga. Tech, 09-12;
Michigan, 15-17; asst. physicist, Bur. Stand-
ards, 17-19; asst, prof, physics, Swarthmore,
19- Physical Soc. Magnetic properties of iron.

WrliuSh, Dr. F(raiik) B(idiiiey), Skyland, Calif.
Psychology, Essex, England, Sept. 17, 68. M.A,
Toronto, 97, Young Memorial fellow, 00; Ph.D,
Wurzburg, 01. Asst psychoL lab, Toronto, 97-
99; demonstrator psychol, Princeton, 01-02;
instr, in charge, psychol. lab, California, Ot-
A.A; Psychol. Ass. Time-relations of mental
phenomena; comparison of equality of equally
observable differences; the mind in modem
psychology.

WnlUng, Prof. Frederick J(olixi), University of
Minnesota, Minneapolis, Minn. Pharmacology.
Brooklyn, N. Y, Dec. 24, 66. Ph.G, N. Y. Col.
Pharmacy, 87; Munich, Berlin, Paris and
Gottingen, 88-89; Pharm.D, Minnesota, 94,
LL.B, 96, LL.M, 98; Edinburgh, Cambridge
and Oxford, 93-94; hon. PhamuM, Phila. Col.
Pharmacy. 17. Asst. prof, and quiz master, N.
Y. Col. Pharmacy, 87-91; prof, pharmacody-
namics, Brooklyn CoL Pharmacy, 91-92; dean
of faculty and prof, Pharmacol, col, of phar-
macy, Minnesota, 9$- Assoc ed, 'Pharm. Bec-
ord,' 86-90; managing chemist, Dr. S. F.
Speir's Laboratories, Brooklyn, 87-91; mem.
X), S. Pharmacop. Bevision Convention (mem.
board of trustees, 20-). A. A; Chem. Soc; Phar-
maceut. Ass. (pres. northwest, branch, 07-10,
pres, 17); Conference Pharmaceut. Faculties
(pres, 15); Minn. Pharmaceut. Ass; feL Lon-
don Soc. Sci. Medical and pharmaceutical inor-
ganic and organic chemistry.

Wnlsen, Dr. Bosalind, 2447 Carlton St, Berkeley,
CaUf. Physiology, Oakland, Calif, 82. M.S,
California, 10, PhJ), 14. Head, dept. biol, Mills,
09-13; inttr, physiol, Calif omia, 14- PhysioL
Soc. Internal secretion; tropic reactions.

Wnrte, Prof. Adsxaader) JCay), 1164 Shady
Ave, Pittsburgh, Pa. ^Electrical engineering.
Carbondale, Pa, March 3, 62. Ph.B, Yale, 83;
M.E, Stevens, 84; Polytech, Hanover, 86. On
technical staff, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 87-98; manager, Nemst Lamp Co, 98-04;
elec. engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co,
04-05; prof, applied elec. and head of dept,
Carnegie Inst, Tech, OS- John Scott medal, 94.
Elec. Eng; Philos. Soc; Pittsburgh Acad. The
non-arcing metals; lightning arresters; the
Nernst lamp.

Wyaut, Prof. LCydla) Z(ae) Kortbniv, Michigan
Agricultural College, East Lansing, Mich. Bac-
teriology. Thompsonville, Mich, June 24, 84.
B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 06, M.H.E, 13 ; A.M, Michi-
gan, 14. Instr. bacter, Mich. Agr, Col, 07-13,.
asst. prof, 13-18, research assoc, 18- Soc. Bact;
Mich. Acad. Dairy food fermentation and soil
microbiology; bacterial diseases of insects.

Wyatt, Prof. F(raiik) A(rchibald), University of
Alberta, Edmonton, Alta, Can. Agronomy,
Wellsville, Utah, Feb. 22, 86. B.S, Utah Col,
10; M.S, Illinois, 13, feUow, 13-15, Ph.D, 15.
Asst. exten, Utah Col, 10-11; soil fertility,
Dlinois, 15-16, assoc, 16-17, asst. prof, 17-18;
prof, soils, Alberta, 18- Soc. Agron. Soils;
agricultural chemistry.

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Wyekoff, Br. John, 11 E. 48tli St, New York,
N. Y. Medicine, Tindivanaxn, India, Nov. 12,
81. M.D, BeU«viie Med. Col, 07. Mem. house
staff, Bellevne Hosp, 07-10; res. phjsieian,
Mintnm Hosp, 10; instr. therapeut. and med,
Unio. and Bellevue Hosp. Med, Coly 11-19, din,
prof, med, 19- Asst. Tisiting physician, Belle-
vne Hosp, 16- Fel. N. Y. Acad. Med.

Wyckoff, Dr. Ba^^h W(alter) O(ra7stoii6), Geo-
physical Laboratory, Washington, D. C. Phys-
ical ehemistry, Geneva, N. Y, Aug. 9, 97. B.S,
Hobart, 16; Ph.D, Cornell, 19. Instr. anal,
chttu, Cornell, 17-19; phyeieal chemist, geophys,
lab, Carnegie Institvtion, 19- Chem. Soc;
Wash. Philos. Soc. Structure of crystals.

Wyer, Samuel 8, 360 W. Ninth Ave, Columbus,
Ohio. Engineering, Wayne Co, Ohio, Feb. 18,
79. M.E, Ohio State, 03. Consulting engineer ^
05- Chief, nat. gas conservation, Fuel Ad;
consulting engineer. Bur. Standards, 18; XT. S.
Bur. Mines, 20. A. A; Mech. Eng; Min. Eng;
Am. Gas Inst. Public utilities; manufacture
and production of producer gas.

Wyeth, Dr. John A(llaa), 242 Lexington Ave,
New York, N. Y. Surgery. Missionary Station,
Ala, May 26, 45. M.D, Louisville, 69; Belle-
vue Med. Col, 73; LL.D, Alabama, 01; Mary-
land, 09. Asst. demonstrator anat, Bellevue
Med. Col, 73-76; prof, surg, N. Y. Polyclinic,
8t- Surgeon, St. Elizabeth Hosp, 78-97; Mt.
Sinai Hosp, 80-98; founder and pros, med. fac-
ulty, N. Y. Polyclinic. Am. Med. Ass. (pres,
01) ; N. Y. State Med. Ass. (pres, 00) ; N. Y.
Acad. Med. (pres, 07-) ; N. Y. Path. Soc. (pres,
85, 86) ; N. Y. Co. Med. Soc. Occlusion of
arteries by cell proliferation; ligation of the
external carotid artery; amputation of the
ankle joint; control of hemorrhage; cure of
vascular tumors by injection of boiling water;
correction of deformities of the alveolar arch;
dextral preference in man; general surgery;
biography.

Wylle, Dr. A(rtliiir) B(nfas) T(rego), Grafton,
N. Dak. Psychology, Condit, Ohio, 71. A3,
Harvard, 93; PhJ), Wooster, 94; fellow, Clark,
01-02; M.D, Minnesota, 06. Instr. science, Hia-
watha Acad, Kans, 96-98; psychologist, Minn.
Sch. for Feeble-Minded, 98-02, first asst. physi-
cian, 06-10; suptf Inst, for Feeble-Minded,
Grafton, N. P, 10- A.A; Ass. Study Feeble-
Minded (v. pres, 09, pres, 11); Am. Med. Ass;
Medico-Psychol. Ass. Psychology of the feeble-
minded; pedagogy of the blind.

Wylie, CChaxles) O(layton), University of Illinois
Observatory, IJrbana, 111. Astronomy. Idana,
Kans, June 18, 86. A.B, Park^ 08; A.M, Mis-
souri, 12. Prof, math, Buena Vista, 09-11 ; asst.
Laws Observatory, Missouri, 11-13 ; TJ. S. Naval
Observatory, 13-19; Observatory, Illinois, gO-
V. S. eclipse exped. to Oregon, 18. Astron. Soc;
Math. Ass. Variable stars; orbits of asteroids;
longitude and latitude; transit circle observa-
tions of sun, planets and standard stars.

Wylie, Pzof. O(larence) B(aymond), 77 Park-
hurst Place, Detroit, Mich. Electrical and
mechanical engineering. Saginaw, Mich, May
18, 83. M.E, Cornell, 05. Mech. engineer. Am.
Window Glass Co, 05 ; designing elec. and mech.
engineer, Commonwealth Edison Co, 06-07;

instr. elec. eng, Cincinnati, 07-11, asst. prof,
11-18; director, research lab, Bemy Else. Go,
18; seo'y-treas. United Eng. Corp, 19-; wdwt.
engineer, Brigg Mfg. Co, tO- A.A. Oentrifogal
blowers; thermal expansion of piping; high ten-
sion switching and transmission; search lights;
sound proofing qualities of building materials;
transmission design; control of sub-stations;
color harmony; automotive research; D. G. anna*
tures.

Wylie, Dr. Harry H(ana8), 3116 Fifth Ave,
Beaver Falls, Pa. Psychology. New Concord,
Ohio, July 3, 79. A.B, Muskingum, 05; AJf,
Harvard, 12; Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Principal, high
sch, Bellaire, Ohio, 05-08 ; prof, psye^l, GeAew,
19- Capt, Sanit, C, 18-19. PsychoL Ass.
Learning.

Wylle» Prof. B(obert) B(nidford), Stote ^nive^
sity of Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Botafv^,
Maquoketa, Iowa, March 28, 70. B.8, Upper
Iowa, 97 ; Minnesota, 98 ; Chicago, summer, 99,
fellow, 00-01, 02-04, PhJ), 04. Prof, biol,
Momingside, 97-06; asst. prof, bot, ioioa, 06-
08, prof, morphol. bot, 08-19, head, dept. hot,
19- Instr. biol. Eastern IlL State Nor. Sch, eum-
mer, 01; asst. bot, Chicago, 02-04; instr. bot.
Woods Hole, summer, 05; marine ata, Washing-
ton (Seattle), Friday Harbor, Wash, 08, 13;
mem. U. S. kelp exped. to Alaska, summer, 13;
director, Iowa Lake Lab, 19- A. A; Bot 8oe;
fel. Iowa Acad ; Int. Ass. Bot. Morphology of
seed plants.

Wysor, Prof. Henry, Easton, Pa. ChemiHry,
Metallurgy. Dublin, Va, April 20, 80. B&,
Va. Polytech. Inst, 02. Asst. chemist, Canogie
Steel Co, Duquesne, Pa, 01-04; asst. prof. ehem.
and metal, Lafayette, 04-10, prof, metal, 10-18;
research engineer and director educ, Bethlehem
Steel Co, 19- Chem. Soc Elimination of im-
purities in the basic open hearth process; metal-
lurgy; slag reactions.

Yamaaonclii, Dr. Shigte, 8 Otsanka Kubomachi,
Hoishikawa-Ku, Tokyo, Japan. ^Botany. Tokyo,
Japan, Sept. 7, 78. M.S, Tokyo Teachers' Colt
98; Ph.D, Chicago, 07. Asst. bot. and initr.
biol, Tokyo Teachers' Col, 98-00, asst piof.
bot, 00-04, prof, 04-; asst, CSiicago, 07. AA;
Bot. Soc; Bot. OeseU. Qytology; the hfe
history of Polysiphonia; eentrosome in LiliwB;
apogamy in Nephrodium; mitosis in Fueus; tj-
tology of thallopytes.

YampolBky, OecJl, A. V. B. O. S, Medan, Sumatra,
Dutch East Indies. Botany. Kiev, Rnsna,
April 21, 86. B.S, Wisconsin, 13; Columbia, 14-
17; Ph.D, Zurich, 20. Beseareh asst. bot, Co-
lumbia, 14-16; asst. prof, biol, Toledo, 17-18;
botanist and plant pathologist, N. Dak. Ool, IS-
19; botanist, Exp. Sta, A. F. B. O. 8, Medm,
Sumatra, 20- A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc
Genetics; cytology; plant pathology.

Yannay, Prof. B(6ajaiiiin) FCranUJii)* Wooster,
Ohio. Mathematics. Dundee, Ohio, Sept 11,
59. A.B, Mt. Union, 85, A.M, 88; Michigan,
85-86; Chicago, 09-10, summer, 02, 14-17; Har-
vard, summer, 03. Instr, Mt. Union, 86-88,
prof. Latin, 88-92, math, 94-11; IFooteer, 11-

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765

. A.A; Math. 8oc; Math. Ass; Ohio Teachers
Math, and ScL (pres, 08); Circolo Mat. di
Palermo. Pedagogy of mathematies; modular
iiiTariants.
Tarrow, Dr. Harry Ortey, 814 17th St, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Medicine. Philadelphia, Pa,
Not. 19, 40. Geneva; M.D, Pennsylyania, 61.
Prof, dermat, George Washington; surgeon,
tr.S.A; curator herp, IT. S. Nat. Museum.
Wheeler exploring ezped, 72-77. A.A. Anthro-
pology; ethnology; mortuary customs of North
American Indians; biology; herpetology.

TatM» Dr. Anna Baker, Bryn Mawr College,
Bryn Mawr, Pa. Physiology, Jamestown, N. Y,
Jan. 11, 91. A.B, Mt. Ho^oke, 13; A.M, Colum-
bia, 15, Ph.D, 20i Instr. physiol, Wellesley, 19-
20; assoe. hiol, Bryn Mawr, iO^ Biochemistry;
metabolism; central nervous system.

Tates, Prof. JCames) ACnderson), State Manual
Training Normal, Pittsburg, Elans. Chemistry,
Geology. Bush, Kj, Oct. 24, 65. B.8, Ken-
tud[y, 90, M.S, 99. Principal^ Laurel Sem, 90-
92; prof. nat. science, Willisjnsburg Inst, 92-
97; Ottawa, 97-^7; head, depU phyHoal science
and direotor ehem, elec. and mining eng, State
Manual Training Nor, Kans, 07- Mem. Union
Pacific fossil field ezped, summer, 99; chairman,
Board of Pub. Welfare, Pittsburg, Kans, 14-
16. A. A; Chem. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Kans.
Acad, (pros, 07). Industrial engineering; Law-
rence shales; changes in Cottonwood limestones
south of Cottonwood Falls, Kansas; the compo-
sition of stereotype and linotype alloys.

Tates, Dr. J(oli]i) L(awreiiee), 141 Wisconsin St,
Milwaukee, Wis. Medicine. Milwaukee, Feb.
27, 73. Ph3, Tale, 94; B.S, Wisconsin, 95;
M.D, Hopkins, 99. Asst. path, Hopldns, 01-02 ;
aset. demonstrator path, Pennsylvania, 02-03.
Senn medal, 05 ; Gross prize, 15. Ass. Path, and
Bact; Surg. Ass; Am. Med. Ass; Chicago Surg.
Soc. Pathologic physiology of tiie peritoneum;
Hodgkins disease; i>athologie physiolo'gy of
pleura.

Ttnaen, TCrygve) DCeiwey), Westinghouse Elec-
tric and Manufacturing Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.
Metdllwgy. Drammen, Norway, Jan. 30, 84.
B.S, Illinois, 07, M.8, 12, E.E, 13. Engineer,
Gen. Elec. Co, 07-08; instr. elec. eng^ Illinois,
08-09; elec. engineer, Shawnigan Water and
Power Co, 09-10; research asst, eng. exp. sta,
Illinois, 10-15, research asst. prof, 15-16; re-
search engineer, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg.
Co, 16- Elec. Eng; Min. and Metal. Eng.
Metallurgy of magnetic materials; magnetic
iron and iron alloys.

Terkea, Prof. Bobert M(eani8), National Be-
search Council, Washington, D. C. ^Psychology,
Breadysville, Pa, May 26, 76. AJB, Ursinus, 97 ;
A.B, Harvard, 98, A.M, 99, Ph.D, 02. Asst.
psychol, Harvard, 99-01, teaching fellow, 01-02,
instr. comp. psychol, 02-08, asst. prof, 08-17;
psychologist, Psychopathic Hosp, Boston, 13-17;
prof. psychoL and director, psydhol. lab, Minne-
sota, 17-19; dhairman, research information
service^ Nat, Beseareh Cotmcil, 19- Major, div.
psychol, Sanit. C, 17-19; chairman, psychol.
committee, Nat. Beseareh Council, 17-19; mem.
committee on classification of personnel. War
Dept, 17-18; ed, 'Jour. Animal Behavior.'

Bowdoin prize, Harvard; Boylston prize. Har-
vard Med. Sch; Cartwright prize, Columbia.
A. A; Soc. Nat; Psychol. Ass. (pres, 16);
Physiol. Soc; Soc. Zool; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc.
Mammal; Am. Acad; Galton Soc. Beactions of
lower organisms to light; physiology of the
nervous system; sense psychology; behavior of
vertebrates; mental measurements; biology of
primates.
Terslay, Prof. W(imam) A(m»d), 26-28 Boy-
Ian St, Newark N. J. Mechanicai engineerX
ing. Forrest City, Ark, Aug. 7, 68. M.E,
Cornell, 92 ; Pd.B, N. Y. State Nor. Col, 95 ; Co-
lumbia, 97-98. In charge machine diop and
drafting dept, Miller Sch, Va, 95-97; instr,
Madison Sch, N. Y. City, 98-99; asst. lab. of
Thomas A. Edison, 99-00, 01; engineering work
with several industrial companies, 00-07; di-
rector, Eng. Sch, Buffalo, N. Y, 03-05; prof,
mech. eng, Clarkson Mem. Sch. Tech, 07-09;
with Bemington Arms Co, Pratt and Whitn^
Co. and Gray Telephone Pay Sta. Co, 09-11;
sec'y and chief engineer, Nagle Beblade Knife
Co, 11-14; with Sloane and Chase Co, Crocker-
Wheeler Co, Colt's Pat. Firearms Co, Westing-
house Co, and Edison Lab; consulting engineer,
A. A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ; London Soc. Arts.

Yoaknin, Dr. Olamice 8 (tone), Carnegie Insti-
tute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pa. Psychol-
ogy. Leavenworth Co, Kans, Jan. 11, 79. B.S,
Campbell, 01, A.B, 02; fellow, Chicago, 06-08,
Ph.D, 08. Asst. English, Campbell, 01-02, instr.
philos. and educ, 02-03; science, Hiawatha
Acad, 03-05; pifychol, Texas, 08-17; major, div.
psychol, Sanit. C, 17-19; prof, ttpplied psychol.
and director, hw. personnel research, Carnegie
Inst. Tech, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass. Applied
psychology; industrial research; mental fatigue;
complication experiment; persistent complexes;
behavior of squirrels.

Yocom, Prof. H(arry) B(arelay), University of
Oregon. Eugene, Oregon. Zoology, PennsviUe,
Ohio, July 12, 88. A3, Oberlin, 12; A.M. Cali-
fornia, 16, Ph.D, 18. Instr. zool, Wabash, 12-
13; asst, Kansas State, 13-14, instr, 14-15;
asst, California, 15-17; prof, Washburn, 17-18;
asst. prof, biol, Ool. C5ty of N. Y, 19-20; soot,
Oregon, tO- Lieut, Sanit. 0, 18. A.A; Soc.
Zool. C^ytology; protozoology.

Yodar, Dr. P(etar) A, 2503 Hall Place, N. W,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Shipshewana,
Ind, Aug. 21, 67. A.B, Indiana, 94, A.M, 96;
Chicago, 96-97; Ph.D, G5ttingen, 01. Asst.
ehem. and physics, Ind. State Nor. Sch, 91-93;
instr. chem, Indiana, 94-96; teacher physical
sciences, State Nor. Sch, Mankato, Minn, 97-98 ;
ehem, high sch, Duluth, Minn, 98-99; assoc.
prof, chem, Utah Col, 01-05, prof, 05-07, assoc.
chemist, Exp. Sta, 01-05, director and chemist,
05-07; research chemist, Lai Sugar Exp. Sta,
08-10; asst. chemist, bur. chem, JJ. 8. Dept. Agr,
10-13, sugar cane technologist, IS- Silver
medal, La. Purchase Expos, 04. A.A; Chem.
Soc; Soc. Agron; Bot. Soc. Dehydromucio acid
and its derivatives; centrifugal soil elutriator;
incubation of chickens in a dry climate; for-
maldehyde in sugar house products; polariscopic
methodis for estimating malic acid; acid con-
stituents of sugar cane and sugar house prod*

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nets; effect of ■ environmental influences on com-
position of cereals; determination of cholin in
wheat and cottonseed meal; sugar cane culture
for sirup; improvements in sirup evaporator;
cane-stripping comb.

Totk, Prof. Harlaa HCarvey), University of
West Virginia, Morgantown, W. Va. Botany,
Plainfield, Ind, Sept. 8, 75. B.S, DePauw, 03;
A.M, Ohio State, 05; fellow, Columbia, 05-06;

/ Ph.D, Hopkins, 11. Asst. lot, Ohio State, OS-
OS; instr, Texas, 05-11; assoc. prof, and in
charge of dept, Brown, 11-20; West Virginia,
20- Assoc, bot. Cold Spring Harbor, 06-15.
A. A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc. Morphology;
anatomy; histological technique; North Amer-
ican Malvaceae; embryology of Nelumbolutea;
the flora of Texas; anatomy and biological as-
pects of the American mistletoe; the wintering
over of Cronartium ribicola; late aecia of
Cronartium ribicola.

Totbers, Prof. M(6rrlll) A(rthiir), IT. S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture, Medford, Oregon. Ento-
mology, Ashton, lU, Dee. 18, 88. B.S, Idaho,
07; M.S, Wash. State, 14. Asst. entom, Mich.
Agr. Col, 08-10; instr. entom, Wash. State, and
asst. entomologist, Exp. Sta, 10-17; specialist,
apple insect investigations, hw, entom, U, 8,
Dept, Agr, 17- A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Eeon.
Entom. Economic entomology; ^yncophora;
the physiological effects of endoparasitism on
the host insect; apple insect control.

Yothers, WCilUam) W(alter), Orlando, Fla.
Entomology, Ashton, HI, Sept. 15, 79. B.S",
Idaho, 03; A3, Cornell, 04. District hort. in-
spector, Idaho, 01-03; special field agent and
entom, asst, hur, eniom, U, 8, Dept, Agr, 04^
A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Tex.
Acad; Wash. Entom. Soc Hibernation of the
boll weevil; fumigation with hydrocyanic gas
for controlling the citrus white fly; spraying of
citrus trees; mites attacking citrus trees in
Florida.

Toimg, Prof. AOiram) V(aai) B(p8), Evanston,
HI. ^Chemistry. Sheboygan, Wis, June 5, 53.
Ph.B, Ph.C, Michigan, 75; feUow, Hopkins, 78-
80. Asst. ehem, li^^igan, 75-77; Harvard, 84-
85; x>rof. Northwestern, 85-20, prof, emeritus,
BO- A.A; Chem. Soc.

Young, Prof. Anna SCeweU), Mt. Holyoke Col-
lege,'South Hadley, Mass. Astronomy, Bloom-
ington. Wis, Jan. 2, 71. B.L, Carleton, 92,
M.S, 97; Chicago, 98, 02; Ph.D, Columbia, 06.
Instr. math, Whitman, 92-93, prof, 93-95; <u-
• tron, Mt, Holyoke^ and director, WUliston Ob-
servatory, 99-- A. A; Astron. Soc; Ass. Var.
Star Observers; Ass. Prof. Variable stars;
measurement of astronomical photographs.

Young, Dr. ACrcher) ECverett), Tallawanda
Boad, Oxford, Ohio. Mathematics, Haddam
Neck, Conn, March 12, 73. A.B, Wesleyan, 98;
Ph.D, Princeton 03. Instr, Shady Side Acad,
Pittsburgh, 98-01; math, Purdue, 03-08; prof,
Miami, 08-, dean, IS- Math. Soc. Differen-
tial geometry; isothermic suifaces; isothermal
asymptotic surfaces ; the spherical representation
and the characteristic equation of certain classes
of surfaces ; orthogonal systems of lines and the
determination of surfaces referred to them.

Yoimg, Prof. B(eDjamin) P(erc7), 209 Eddy 8t,
Ithaca, N. Y. Entomology, Kansas City,
Kans, Feb. 27, 87. B.S, Kansas, 08; PhJ),
Cornell, 19. Principal, high sch. and city supt
schools, 08-15; instr. entom, Kansas, 15-17;
Cornell, 17-19, asst, prof, eool, 19-^ a a
Spring canker worm; embryology of the honey
bee; attachment of the thorax to the abdomen
in Diptera.

Yonng, Dr. Charles OCtis), aendenin Gasoline Co,
Clendenin,W.Va. Chemistry, Mexico City, Mex,
June 21, 92. B.S, Haverford, 13; PhJ>, Pitts-
burgh, 18. Chemist, bur. chem, U. 8. Dqpt
Agr, 15-17; instr. ehem, Pittsburgh, 17-18;
fellow, Mellon Inst, 19. Chem. Soc Organic
chemistry.

Yomig» Prof. O(linton) lii(Mon), UniTdTBitjr of
Kansas, Lawrence, Kans. Mining engineering,
Hiram, Ohio, 76. B.8, Hiram, 98; Qam^ 04,
E.M, 09. Chemist, Gates Co, 04-05; aasoc. prof,
mining eng, Kansas, 05-14; specialist, corps
engineers, 14; ed, 'Colliery Engineer,' 15; assoc
ed, 'Coal Age,' 16; asst. prof, mining research,
Illinois, 16-19; prof, mining eng, Kamsas, 19-
Min. Eng; Eng. Educ; Kans. Acad. Causes of
«oal mine explosions; decomposition products of
explosiTCs; metallurgy of copper and ^nickel:
detection of methane in mine air; percentage of
coal extracted in mining; surface subsidence.

Yomig, Dr. O(eorge) A(lb«rt), Geological Sur-
vey, Ottawa, Can. Geology, Montreal, Can,
March 6, 78. B.S, McGill, 98, M.S, 01 ; PhJD,
Yale, 04. Geologist, Can, GeoL 8urv, 07-
A.A; Qeol, Soc Petrography and areal geol-
ogy.

Yoong, Prof. Goo(rgo) J(o00ph), 827 Gnerrero
St, San Francisco, Calif. Mining, San Fran-
cisco, Oct. 3, 76. B.S, California, 99. AnaL
asst, dept. mining, California, 99-00; asst. prof,
metal, Nevada, 00-03, prof, mining and metal,
03-08, in charge Mackay Sch. Mines, OS-13;
prof, mining, Minnesota, 13-16; motal, Oolo.
Sch. Mines, 16-17; asst. ed-in-ohiefy 'Smg, mid
Min, Jour,' 18-19, west, ed, 19- Min. £ng;
Min. and Metal. Soe. Metallurgy; mine ventila-
tion; cyanid process; geology of Nevada mining
districts.

Yonng, Harry O(nrtia), Michigan AgrieultoTal
College, East Lansing, Mich. Botasi/y. MSIen-
burg, Ohio, Nov. 14, 88. B.S, Ohio (Athois),
13 ; M.S, N. C. Col, 15 ; Lackland fellow, Wash-
ington (St. Louis), 15-16. Instr. bot, N. CL
Col, 13-15; Mioh. Agr, Col, 16-18, research asst^
plant physlol, 18- Serologist, 'CT.B.A. Hosp,
New Haven, Conn, 18-19. A. A; Hot. Soe;
Mich. Acad. Fungicidal coefficients; aeed steril-
ization; complement fixation tests for tober-
culosis; Wasserman reaction in tubereolosis;
nutritive deficiencies in plants.

Yonng, Dr. Herman H, Children's Service Bu-
reau, Youngstown, Ohio. Psychology, Lake,
Ohio, Nov. 12 87. A.B, Ohio (Athens), 13,
A.M, 14; Harrison fellow, Pennsylvania, 14-16,
Ph.D, 16. Instr. paidol. and peyehol, Ohio
(Athens), 13-14; psychologist, Lud. Befonnn-
tory, 15; juvenile court, c£icinnati, Ohio, 16;
examiner, Ky. Surv, Nat. Commission for Men-
tal Hygiene, 17; director, ehUd direeiitm deptf
Children's 8ervice Bur, Youngstoumf 17-

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767

Psyeliol. Am; Abs. Clin. Psyehol. Educational
and clinical psychology; mental tests.

Tonng, Dr. Hui^ Hampton, Johns Hopkins Hos-
pital, Baltimoro, Md. Surgery, San Antonio,
Tex, Sept. 18^ 70. A.B, A.M, Virjj^inia, 93, M.D,
94. In charge, dept, urol, Sophim, 97-, olin.
prof, and vieiiing urologist, EopJcina Hosp, 14-
Pres, Md. State Lunacy Commission, 08-; senior
consultant urol, A.E.P; col, M.C, retired. A.A;
Urol. Ass. (pros, 09) ; Ass. Genito-lTrinary Surg,
(pres, 10); Md. Med. and Chirurg. Faculty
(pros, 13); Ass. Int. dITrol; hon. mem. Urol.
Geeell; hon. mem. Ass. fran^aise d'Urol; hon.
mem. Soc. Ital. d'Urol. Bacteriology; pathol-
ogy; urological surgery; chronic cystitis;
pathology of tiie prostato gland; prostatectomy.

Toung, Prof. J(acob) W(illiam) A(Ibert), 5422
Blackstone Ave, COiicago, 111. *Mathemaiiea,
York, Pa, Dec 28, 65. A.B, Bucknell, 87, A.M,
90; Berlin, 88-89; Ph.D, Clark, 92. Instr.
math, Bucknell Acad, 87-88; assoc, Chicago,
92-94, instr, 94-97, asst. prof, pedag. of fnaih,
97-08. oisoo, prof, 08- StucQed schools of
Prussia, 97-98; of £Vance, 01, 03-04; of Italy
and Austria, 06, 08; mem. Int. Commission on
Teaching of Math. Math. Soc ; Math. Ass. The
theory of groups; teaching of mathematics in
European schools and in American secondary
schools and colleges.

Yonng, Dr. J(ame8) H(award), Mellon Institute,
Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemical engineering. Kansas
City, Sana, 92. B.S, Kansas State, 14; M.S,
Ohio State, 16, Ph.D, 18. Asst. eng. exp. sta,
Kansas State, 12-14; instr. chem, Ohio State,
16-18; fellow, Mellon Inst, 18- Chem. Soc.
Bituminous products; building materials.

Tomig, Prof. J(ames) K(^y), 222 S. 16th St,
Philadelphia, Pa. Mediovne. Trenton, N. J,
April 29, 62. M.D, Pennsylvania, 83 ; Vienna,
88. Bes. physician, Phila. Gen. Hosp, 84-85;
assoc, prof, orthop, surg, PhiZo. Folyclinio, 95-;
Pennsylvania, 99-, prof, grad, sch, med, 18-
CliiL prof, orthop. surg, Woman's Med, Col. of
Pa, 96-15. Orthop. Ass; Col. Surg; Am. Med.
Ass; feL Phila. Acad. Surg; feL Phila. Col.
Physicians. Orthopedic surgery ; anatomy ; phys-
ical development of children; tuberculosis of
bones and joints; arthritis deformans; scoliosis.

Tonng, Prof. J(ohn) W(eflle7), Hanover, N. H.
* Mathematics, Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 17, 79.
Ph.B, Ohio State, 99, fellow, 99-00; A.M, Cor-
nell, 01, fellow, 01-02, Ph.D, 04. Asst. math,
Cornell, 02-03; instr. Northwestern, 03-05; pre-
ceptor, Princeton, 05-08 ; asst. prof, Illinois, Oft-
10; prof, and head, dept. math, Kansas. 10-11;
prof, Dartmouth, 11- Collaborator, *Bul. des
sci. math.'; chief examiner geometry. Col. En-
trance Exam. Board, 13-15; chairman, Nat.
Committee on Math. Hequirements, 16- Math.
Soc. (ed, 'Bui'); Math. Ass. (v. pres, 18);
Math. Verein; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. Auto-
morphic functions; group theory; foundations
of geometry; theory of approximations; ii-di*
mensional diains; application of synthetic
methods to analysis; geometry associated with
Cremona groups; projective geometry; funda-
mental concepts of algebra and geometry.

Tonng, Dr. Paul Tbomaa, University of Minne-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. Psychology, hem

Angeles, Calif, May 26, 92. A.B, Occidental,
14; A.M, Princeton, 16: Ph.D, Cornell, 18. In-
str. psyehol, Minnesota, 19- Experimental
psychology of feeling.

Tonng, Dr. Beynolds K(enneth), Dominion As-
trophysical Observatory, Victoria, B. C. Astro-
physics, Binbrook, Out. B.A, Toronto, 09;
Lick Observatory, fellow, California, 09-12,
PhD, 12. Instr. aatron, Kansas, 12-13; ob-
server, Dominion Observatory, 13-18; astrono-
mer, Dominion Astrophysical Observatory, 18-
A.A; Astron. Soc; Boyal Astron. Soc. Can.
Spectroscopy.

Toimg, Prof. Bobert T(homi»on), University, N.
Dak. Zoology, Philadelphia, Pa, Feb. 14, 74.
B.S, -Pennsylvania, 96; fellow, Nebraska, 04-06,
Ph.D, 06. Field asst, U. S. BioL Surv, 97;
asst, U. S. Fish Commission, 98; asst. zool,
Michigan, 98; science teacher, high sch, Cripple
Creek, Colo, 03; instr. eool, North Dakota, 06-
09, asst prof, 09-14, prof, 14-, asst. director,
N. Dak, Biol, Sta, 09-14, director, 14- A. A;
Soc. ZooL Histogenesis of eestodes; nuclei of
Paramecium; protective coloration.

Tonng, Prof. 8(tewart) W(oodford), Stanford
University, Calif. *Chemistry, Orient, N. Y,
March 14, 69. B.S, Cornell, 90; Leipcig, 99-
00. Asst. chem, Cornell, 90-91; Swarthmore,
91-98; asst, later instr. and asst. prof, Stan-
ford, 99-00, assoc. prof, 00-04, prof, physical
chem, 04- A.A; Chem. Soc; San Francisco
Mechanics Iiurt. Complex tin compounds; inhi-
bition of rate of oxidation; modifications of
sodium thioeulphates; sponteaneous crystalliaa-
tion of supercooled solutions and fusions; me-
chanical stimulus to crystaUization; recovery of
sulphur from smelter fumes; imssivity of iron;
colloidal solutions; fractional distillation; arti-
ficial enriehment of copper snlphid ores.

Tonng, Prof. V(tve) H(all), University of
Idaho, Moscow, Idaho. Botany, Whitewater,
Wis, Dec. 5, 87. Ph.B, Wisconsin, 18, fellow,
15-16, Ph.M, 14, Ph.D, 16. Asst. bot, Wis-
consin, 13-16; asst. prof, Iowa, 16-18; asst.
pathologist, bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr,
18; prof, hot, Idaho, and plant phyeiologisi,
Exp, Sta, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc; Phytopath. Soc;
Iowa Acad. Plant physiology; mycology; en-
xymes in fungi,

Tonng, Prof. W(alt«r) J(orgen8en), State
Normal School, Fredericksburg, Va. Psyehoh
ogy, Owensboro, Ky, June 27, 83. A.B, Bicfa-
mond, 07; B.D, Crozer Theol. Sem, 10; A.M,
Pennsylvania, 10, Ph.D, 11; Columbia. Prof,
philos. and edue, Hampden-Sidney, 11-13 ; Rich-
mond, 13-18; acting supt. schools, Suffolk, Ya,
18-19; prof, biol, State Nor. Sch, 19- Philos-
ophy; education; practise and habit; genetie
ethics.

Tonngblood,B(onne7),College Station, Tex. Agrir
culture, Milano, Tex, July 31, 81. B.8, Tex. Col,
02, M.S,07 ; Wi8Consin,18, 20. Principal, high sch,
Henderson, Tex, 03-05; Mineola, 05-06; supt.
city schools, Paul's Valley, Okla, 06-07; asst.
agriculturist, ofSce farm management, U. 8.
Dept Agr, 07-11; director, Tex. Exp, Sta, 11-
Soe. Prom. Agr. Sci; Soc. Agron; Farm Man-
agement Ass; Ass. Agr. Col; Ass. Agr. Exp.

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Sta. Fann and ranch economies; farm man-
agement; farm housing; grazing..

Toimgkaii, Prof. Heb«r W(ilkiii8on), 145 N.
Tenth St, Philadelphia, Pa. Botany, Pharma-
eognosy, Bucks Co, Pa, Oct. 31, 85. Ph.G,
Medico-Chirurg. Col, Phila, 05, 0^11; A.B,
Bneknell, 09, A.M, 12; M.8, Pennsjlyania, 14,
PhJ), 15; Ph.M, Phila. Col. Pharmacy, 19.
Demonstrator biol, pharmacog. and bacter, Med-
ico-Chirurg. Col, PhUa, 09-11, instr. (of. and
pharmacog, 11-12, asst. prof, 12-15, adj. prof,
15-16, prof. 16; asst. prof, PhUa, Col. Phar-
macy, 16-17, prof, and director, micros, loftoro-
tories, 17- Prof, biol, Ursinus, 18-19. A.A;
Hot. Soe; Pharmaceut. Ass; Phila. Acad; Phila.
Hot. Club. Pharmaceutical botany.

Touts, Prof. Lewis A(ddi8on), 463 South St, Ap-
pleton, Wis. Chemistry. Canton, Ohio, July 21,
64. Ph.B, Sunpson, 90, Ph.M, 93, M.8, 02;
Ph.D, Columbia, 02. Instr. nat. science, high
sch, Des Moines, Iowa, 91-93; assoc. prof, sci-
ence, Simpson, 93-99; prof, Mont, wesleyan,
99-00; ehem, Lawrence, 0$- Chem. Soc; Soc.
Chem. Indust; Wis. Acad. The determination
of antimony; antimony compounds; the purity
and volatility of precipitated antimony sulphid.

Towcdl, Dr. Bverett I(rvlng), Corbett and Griest
Aves, Cincinnati, Ohio. Astronomy. Cincin-
nati, Jan. 2, 70. 0.E, Cincinnati, 91, M.S, 93,
PhJ), 11; GSttingen, 94-95. Instr. math, Cin-
einnati, 91-94, 95-97; asst. Cincinnati Ob-
servatory, 95-01; computer, U. 8. Naval Ob-
servatory, 01-06; instr. math, XT. S. Naval
Acad, 06-09; frst asst, Cinoinnafti Observatory,
09^ Mem. U. S. Naval Observatory eclipse ez-

Sid, 05; int. latitude observer, 10-16. A.A;
ath. Soc; Astron. Soc. Meridian cirde ob-
servations; variation of latitude; projier motion
of stars; orbits of comets and asteroids.
Tuncker, Prof. T(nixiiaa) a(6orge). Green-
castle, Ind. Botany, Carson City, Mich, March
20, 91. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 14; A.M, Ne-
braska, 15* fellow, Illinois, 19, Ph.D, 19. Asst.
bot, Illinois, 17-18; asst. prof, biol, DePaww,
19-20, assoc. prof, 20, prof, fSl-- A. A; Bot. Soc.
North American and West Indian species of
Cuscuta. »

Z

Zahm, Prof. A(lbert) FCrands), Catholic Univer-
sity, Washington, D. C. *Meohanies. New Lex-
ington, Ohio. A.M, Notre Dame, 85; M.E, Cor-
nell, 92; Ph.D, Hopkins, 98. Prof, math, Notre
Dame, 85-89, math, and mech, 90-92; mech,
Catholic Univ, 95^ Int. Conf . Aerial Naviga-
tion (gen. seo'y, 93, official delegate, 00).
Mech. Eng; Wash. Philos. Soc. Resistance of
air below 1,000 feet per second; a chronograph
for small intervals of time; aerodynamics;
aerial navigation; skin friction of air up to
30 miles an hour; absolute measurement of air
velocity; absolute pressure of air on normal
standard plane; lift snd drift of arched sur-
faces; law of interference of superposed planes.

Zahm, Dr. JCohn) A(agnstiiia), Holy Cross Col-
lege, Brookland, D. C. Physics. New Lexing-
ton, Ohio, June 14, 51. A.RA.M, Notre Dame,
71; Ph.D. (from Pope Leo XTTT), 95. Entered
Order of Holy Cross, 71; in charge, scientific
dept, Notre Dame, 74-95. Pros, board of trus-

tees, Notre Dame. Soc de Physique; Soc Sd
de Bruxelles; Arcadia Borne; Soc Dantsiea,
Florence; N. Y. Autiiors Club. EvolutioA and
dogma; sound and music; Bible science and
faith; scientific theory and Catholic doctrine;
science and the church; foUowing the cosqaiita*
dores; woman in science.

Zanetti, Prof. JCoaqnin) Eoxiqiiab Columbia Uni-
versi^. New York, N. Y. Chemistry. Santo
Domingo, W. I^ Jan. 20, 85. A3, Hsmrd, 06,
A.M, 07, Ph.D, 09. Austin teaching fellow oi;.
chem, Harvard, 07-09; instr. chem, Columbia,
09-12; director. Lab. Indust. Chem, Mont^
video, Uruguay, 12-13; asst. prof, chem, Colw-
hia, IS- Capt, ordnance dept, A.E.F, 17-18;
major, C.W.S, 18, lieut. col, 18-19; sec'j for
the U. S, Interallied Commission for QieTD.
Warfare Supplies, 18-19. L^on dlioimeiir;

D. S. order; officer. Order Crown of Italy. AA:
Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust. Hydroc&Tbons;
furoyl acetio ester; action of silicon tetrachlorid
on fatty acids; thermal decomposition of natn-
ral gas condensate, benzene, propane-butane and
ethane-butane.

de Zeeaw, Prof. Bidiard, East Lansing, Hich.
Botany. Alton, Iowa, Mardi 15, 80. AB,
Hope, 06, hon. A.M, 09; A.B, Michigan, 07,
Ph.D, 09. Instr. hot, Mich, Agr. Col, 09-10,
asst. prof, 10-13, . assoc. prof, IS- AA; Bot.
Soc; Mich. Acad, (sec'y, 11). Comparatire
viability of seeds; soed sterilisation; botanical
technique.

Zehring, Prof. W(iUiam) A(rtlLiir), Purdue ITiii-
versity, La Fayette, Ind. Mathematies. G»»r
mantown, Ohio, Dec. 6, 76. A.B, Otterbehi, 9S,
A.M, 03 ; A.B, Harvard, 03. Prof, m/oik, Esst-
ern, 98-02; Campbell, 03-05; assoc. prof. Pur
d%^, 06" Math. Soc; Ind. Acad.

Zelsberg, Frsd(eridc) OdBmans), E. L doPont
de Nemours and Co, Wilmington, DeL Chem-
istry. Jefferson City, Mo, May 13, 88. Vii-
ginia. Chemist, Mathieson Alkali Works, 07-OS:

E, I. dvPont de Nemowrs and Co, 09-17, mana-
ger, intelligence div. and later elementary proem
div, chem. dept, 19- Chem. Soc (sec'j, D^
sect, 19); Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Eng. Oxi-
dation of ammonia; sulphuric acid manufaetnre;
explosives; nitric acid manufacture and eoneen-
tration; fixation of nitrogen.

Zoit, Prof. F(redocldc) Bobsrt» 4016 Yineennes
Ave, Chicago, DL Pathology. SwitserUnd,
March 13, 64. Gymnasium, Elberfeld, Cologne,
Dusseldorf; M.D, Western Beserve, 87. Asst.
and instr. path, and bacter. Northwestern, ^
00, prof, 00-01; Post-Grad. Med. Sdi, Chicago.
00-18 ; path, Northwestern, Ot- Asst. and htff
collaborator of Prof. Edwin Elebs, 97-00; pa-
thologist, Wesley, Mercey, Provident. Altaian
Brothers and Grant Hospitals. A. A; Ass. Path.
and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; Soc Med. Hist; Chi-
cago Path. Soc. (pres, 04). Pathology of tu-
mors; effect of electric currents on baeteria;
longevity of typhoid bacilli in lake and ri^er
water; pathology and bacteriology of liretero-
intestinal anastomosis; congenital atresia of
esophagus; acute glanders in man; etiology of
syphilis; histogenesis of endothelial tomors.

Zeleii7» Prof. Anthony, University of MisAe-
sota, Minneapolis, Minn. ^Phyeics. Baciae.

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIEXCE

769

Wis, April 20, 70. B.S, Minnesota, 92, M.8. 93,
PhJ>, 07; Chicago, 00; Gottingen, 12; Prince-
ton, 15-16. Inetr. phyHes, Minnesota, 97-06,
aMt. prof, 06-09, prof, 09^ A.A. (v. pros, 14) ;
PhyBical Soc. Electric condensers; induction;
moving coil galvanometer; thermoelectric cou-
ples; low temperatures; moisture in materials.

Zetony, Prof. OliailM, XJniyersity of Illinois, XJr-
bana. 111. ^Zoology, Hutchinson, Minn, Sept.
17, 78. B.S, Minnesota, 98, M.S, 01; Ph.D,
Chicago, 04. Instr. BOol, Indiana, 04-00, asst.
prof, 06-07, assoc. prof, 07-09; asst. prof, Illi'
nois, 09-10, assoc. prof, 10-15, prof, IS- A.A;
Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool. Begeneration; experimen-
tal embryology; internal factors controlling re-
generation; ontogenetic and regeneratory de-
velopment; localization of developmental factors
in the egg; dimorphism of spermatozoa; effect
of selection; character of germinal changes.

Zeleny, Prof. Jolm* 44 Cold Spring St, New
Haven, Conn. ^Pftysios. Bacine, Wis, March
26, 72. B.S, Minnesota, 92, Ph.D, 06; B.A,
Cambridge, 99; Berlin, 97. Instr. physios, Min-
nesota, 92-96, asst. prof, 96-00, assoc. prof, 00-
08, prof, 08-15, acting dean, grad. sch, 12-13;
prof. Tale, 16- A.A. (sec'y, B, 01, sec'y, coun-
cil, 10, gen. sec'y, 11) ; Physical Soc. (assoc. ed,
'Beview,' 13, councilor, 11-14); Philos. Soc;
Am. Acad. Conduction of electricity through
gases; photo-electric effect; mobilities of ions;
properties of ionized gases; vapor pressures of
solid and liquid carbonic acid and some mix-
tures; propagation of smell; electrical dis-
charges from pointed conductors; instability of
electrified liquids; electrical discharges from
liquid surfaces; sensitive points.

ZeUer, Dr. Sanford M(jron), Oregon Agricul-
tural College, Corvallis, Oregon. Botany, Cold-
water, Mich, Oct. 19, 85. B.S, Greenville, 09;
A3, Washington (Seattle), 12, A.M, 13; feUow,
Washington (St. Louis), 14-17, PhJ), 17. Instr.
science. Pacific (Wash), 09-12; asst. bot, Wash-
ington (Seattle), 12-13, instr, 13-14; special
investigator dendbropathology, Mo. Bot. Ghirden,*
17-rl9; asst. prof, plant path, Oregon Col, and
asst. plant pathologist, Exp, 8ta, 19-20, assoo.
prof, and assoo, plant pathologist, gO- Mem.
kelp investigation exped. to Alaska, bur. soils,
U. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 13. A.A; Bot. Soc;
Phytopath. Soc. Forest pathology; plant
physiology; mycology; pathology of fruit trees.

Zerban, Dr. F(rodorick) W(miam), 4623 S.
Prieur St, New Orleans, La. Chemistry, Oppen-
heim, Germany, Oct. 20, 80. Ph.D, Munich, 03.
Asst. chem. Col. City of N.Y, 04-06; chemist, La.
Sugar Exp. Sta, 06-08; director. Sugar Exp. Sta,
Lima, Peru, 08«-09; subdlrector, Agr. Exp. Sta,
Tucuman, Arg. Bep, 09-10; research chemist,
P. B. Sugar Planters Exp. Sta, 11-12; manager,
agr. office, Potash Syndicate, 13-17; research
chemist, La, Sugar Exp, Sta, 17- Asst. ed,
' Chem. Abstracts. * A.A ; Chem. Soc ; Ass. Chim.
de Sucr. et de Dist. de France. Carbohydrate
chemistry; decolorizing carbons; rare earths;
radioactivity.

Zem, E(dward) K(athaii), 29 Lincoln Ave, Craf-

ton. Pa. Mining. Coaldale, Pa, March 11, 79.

B.S, Pa. State, 03 ; E.M, Pittsburgh, 12. Instr.

mining and miner. Pa. State, 03-05; mining

49

engineer and supt. of mines in Ky, Pa, and W.
Va, 05-11; asst. prof, coal mining, Pittsburgh,
11-12; prof, mining eng, West Virginia, 12-17;
ed, 'Min, Catalog.' and *Coal Catalog,' 17^
Eng. Educ; Coal Min. Inat: Mine Safety Ass;
W. Va. Coal Min. Inst, (sec'y-treas). Coal
mining; mine lighting; explosions; welfare
movements in mining.

ZMk, Jamas, Box 245, Ancon, C. Z. Entomol-
ogy, Chicago, 111', Bee. 12, 86. A.B, Illinois,
11. Entomologist, Isthmian Canal Commission,
11-13; entomologist, Panama Govt, 14-15, di-
rector, Nat. Expos, Panama, 15-16; prof. biol.
and hygiene, Nat. Inst, 16-18; entomologist,
Panama Canal, 18-20; speoiaiist, bur, erUom, U,
8. Dept, Agr, SO- Gold medal, Nat. Inst,
Panama, 15, 16, 17; grand prize, Nat. Expos,
16. A. A; Entom. Soc; Ass. Econ. Entom; Ecol.
Soc; 111. Acad. Medical and sanitary entomol-
ogy; behavior; ecology; Anopheles and malaria;
forest-inhabiting moUusks; MoUusca of Panama.

Ziegler, Prof. Victor, Golden, Colo. Geology.
Beverungen, Germany, Nov. 2, 86. A.B, Iowa,
08; feUow, Columbia, 09-10, A.M, 10; Ph.D,
Denver, 16. Instr. geol, Pa. State, 10-11; asst.
prof, petrol, and miner, 8. Dak. Sch. Mines, Il-
ls, prof, 13-14; assoc and later prof, Colo.
Sch. Mines, 14-19; eonsuUing geologist, 19-
A. A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Seismol. Soc. Min-
eralogy; petro^aphy; oil and gas; oil shales;
ore deposits.

ZlM, Dr. Bmannei O(6org6), Geophysical Labora-
tory, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, Baltimore,
Md, Sept. 26, 83. A.B, Hopkins, 06, fellow,
08-09, Ph.D, 09. Chemist, Standard Lime and
Stone Co, 09-13; geophys, lab, Carnegie Insti-
tution, IS- Mem. Nat. Geog. Soc exped. to Mt.
Katmai, Alaska, 19. A.A; Chem. Soc; Wash.
Acad. Osmotic pressure; secondary copper sul-
phid enrichment; mineralogical chemistry.

Siiiini, lionis A(rfliiir), 1344 Lumpkin St, Athens,
Ga. Forestry, New York, N. T, Jan. 15, 94.
B.S, Cornell, 16, M.F, 18. Instr. plant path,
Cornell, 16-18; exten. forester, Georgia, 19;
timber estimator. South. Pine Ass, 19- Field
asst. forest path, XT. S. Dept. Agr, summer, 17.
A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Okeflnokee Soc. Forest
pathology; wilt disease of maples; timber
decay.

Zlmmar, John T(odd), Department of Agriculture,
Port Moresby, Papua. Zoology, Bridgeport,
Ohio, Feb. 28, 89. B.S, Nebraska, 10, A.M, 11.
Field expert entom, Nebr. Exp. Sta, 10-13 ; col-
laborator, bur. entom, IT. S. Dept. Agr, 13; asst.
entomologist, Bur. Agr, P. I, 13-17 ; agr, expert,
dept, agr, Papua, 17- Mem. Omith. Union;
Nebr. Omith. Union (sec *y-treas, 12); Wash.
Biol. Soc. General biology; systematic and eco-
nomic entomology; ornithology; mammalogy.

Zimmerll, Dr. William F(rederl6k), Howe Bub-
ber Corporation, New Brunswick, N. J. Chem-
istry. New York, N. Y, Jan. 2, 88. B.S, Brook-
lyn Polytech, 09; Ph.D, Heidelberg. 12. Re-
search chemist, B. F. Goodrich Co, 12-14; asst.
prof, chem, Akron, 14-16; chief chemist, Pfau-
der Co, 16-19; Howe Bubber Corp, tO- Chem.
Soc. (chairman, Rochester sect, 19) ; Chem. Eng.
Rubber chemistry.

770

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Zixnmemiaii, BCnftu) E(icher), Ameriean Sheet
and Tin Plate Co^ Pittsburgh, Pa. Chemittry,
Ph.B, Franklin and Marshall, 08; B.S, Mass.
Inst. Teeh, 11. Instr. theoret. ohem, Mass.
Inst Techy 13-14; asst. director, researeh lab,
Am, Sheet and Tin Plate Co, 15-17, direetor,
18" Chem. Sec. (chairman, Pittsborgh sect, 19,
councilor, 20) ; Electrochem. Soc. (chairman,
Pittsburgh sect, 18, mem. board, 19-21); Am.
Iron and Steel Inst; Min. and MetaL Eng.

ZJngher, Dr. Abxaham, Foot of E. 16th St, New
York, N. T. Bacteriology. Boumania, April
21, 85. M.D, Cornell, 08; D.P.H, N. Y. Univ,
17. A»9t, direetor, reeearoh lah, Dept, Health,
N. r. CUy, IS-; inttr. haoter, UfUv, and Belle-
vue Hosp. Med, Col, 15- Asst. visiting physi-
cian, Willard Parker Hosp, N. Y. City, 16-
Ass. Path, and Bact; Soc Exp. Biol; Pub.
Health Ass; feL N. Y. Acad. Med. Serology;
immunity; diphtheria; poliomyelitis; scarlet
fever; blood transfusion.

Zinn, Pxof. John B(iown), 10 Dean St, Woi^
cester, Mass. Chemistry, Gettysburg, Pa, Aug.
20, 88. B.S, Pennsylvania Col, 09; Ph.D, Hop-
kins, 13. Instr. ohem, Amherst, 13-16, assoc
prof, 16-19; prof, Worcester, 19- Chem. Soc
Osmotic pressure.

Zinsser, Dr. Ftederick Georgia, Hastings-on-Hud-
son, N. Y. Chemittry, New York, N. Y, March
20. 68. Columbia; GottixMg^en; A.M, Ph.D, Hei-
delberg, 91. Chemist and worics manager, W,
ZifMeer and Co, 91-97, ekem, manufaetwrer, 97--
Major, C.W.S, 18-19; asst food anal, to Prof.
Chas. Bias, Louvain, and Belgian Board of
Health. Chem. Soc; Soc Chem. Indust; Soc. de
Chim. indust. Photographic chemicals; inter-
mediates; dyes.

Zinner, Dr. Hans, 437 W. 59th St, New York, N.
Y. •Bacteriology, New York, N. Y, Nov. 17,
78. A3, Columbia, 99, A.M, M.D, 03. Mem.
house staff, Boosevelt Hosp, 03-05, bacteriolo-
gist, 05-06; asst. bacter, Columbia, 05-06; asst
pathologist, St. Luke's Hosp, 07-10; instr.
hacter, Columbia, 08-10; assoc prof, Stanford,
10-11, prof, 11-13; Columbia, IS- Bacteriolo-
gist, Presb. Hosp, 13-; Bed Cross exped. to
Serbia, 15; major, lieut. coL and col, M.C,
A.E.F, 17-19. Soc Bact; Ass. Path, and Bact;
Soc. Exp. Path; Soc. Exp. Biol; Soc. Immunol
(pres, 19); Soc Cancer Besearch; Harvey Soc;
N. Y. Path. Soc. (pres, 15). Epidemiology;
immunology; serology; precipitin reactions;
anaphylairis; syphilis; streptococcus infections.

Zlw6t» Prof. AlMcandar, Tappan Ave, Ann Arbor,
Mich. •Mathematics, Mechanics. Breslau, Ger-
many, Feb. 8, 58. C.E, Polytech, Karlsruhe, 80.
Asst, U. S. Lake Snrv, 80-82; U. S. Coast and
Qeod. Surv, 82-87 ; instr, later asst. prof, junior
prof, and prof, math, Michigan, 88- A. A;
Math. Soc (assoc ed, 'Bui'); Math. Ass.

Zob^ Dr. Otto Julius, 195 Broadway, New York,
N. Y. Fhysics, Ripon, Wis, Oct 20, 87. A.B,
Bipon, 09; A.M, Wisconsin, 10, fellow, 11-12,
Ph.D, 14. Asst. i^ysics, Wisconsin, 10-11, instr,
13-15; Minnesota, 15-16; with Am, Telephone
and Telegraph Co, 1$- A.A; assoc. Physical
Soc. Mathematical physics; theory of heat con-
duction; thermal radiation.

ZoUar, Harper FCyler), Central Station No. 2,
Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Sand Springs,
Iowa, April 13, 89. B.S, Lenox, 10; MJB, Illi-
nois, 13. Besearch asst^ Illinois, 11-13; prof,
physical sciences, Puget Sound, 13-15; asst
prof, chem, Kansas State, 15-17; org, dtemitt,
dairy div, bwr, animal indust, U, 8. Dept, Agr,
17- A.A; Soc Biol. Chem; C3iem. Soc Bromin
in kelp; caramel; constituents of grape fruit;
indole; milk by-productc

Zon, Raphael, U. S. Forest Service, Washington,
D. C. Forestry, Simbirsk, Russia, Dee. 1, 74.
A3, Gymnasium, Simbirsk, 92; B.8, Univ. of
Kazan, 96; Brussels, 97-98; F.£, Cornell, 01.
Forest asst, V. 8. Forest Service, 01-07, chief,
forest investigalione, 07- Ed, * Jour. Forestiy';
mem. Nat. Besearch Council. A.A; Soc For-
esters (v. pres); Forestry Ass; Bot. Soe; EcoL
Soc; Ajs. Geog; Wash. Acad. Forest ecology;
light in relation to forest trees; forest meteor-
ology; forests and stream flow; forest resources
of the world.

Zona, Dr. Frederldc WdUiam), 505 W. 164th St,
New York, N. Y. Chemistry. A.B, Columbia,
07, A.M, 10, fellow, 10-11, PhJ), U. Instr.
physics. Col. City of N. Y, 07-09, chem, 0^10;
chief chemist, Westinghouse Lamp Co, 11-16;
chemist and manager, New Process Gas Mantle
Co, 16-19; research chemist, 19- Chainnan,
dept. science, evening high sch, N. Y. City, 14-
16; director, Newark Sci. Besearch Lab, 14-16;
capt, U.S.B.C. A.A; Chem. Soc (abstractor);
Electrodiem. Soc; N. J. Chem. Soc (cbairman,
pub. committee, ed, 'BulL' and 'Year Book,'
20-, mem. committee on public affairs). De-
termination of rare earths; manufacture of rare
earth and rare metal products; carbon and
tungsten lamps.

Zowflki-ZwierzchowBkl, Prof. SCtanlalBiu) J(aa),

University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich.
Mechanical engineering. Srem, Poland, April
27, 80. BiplJng, Charlottenburg, Germany.
Designer, Dayton Globe Iron Works Co, 05:
Allis Chalmers Co, 06; Allis C9ialmers Bulloek
Co, 07; instr. mech. eng, Michigan, 09-09, asst
prof, 09-10, junior prof, 11-12, prof, IS- Meek
Eng; Eng. Educ; Turbinentech. GeselL Applied
hydromedianics; water turbines; centrifugal
pumps.

Zuber, K(em) D(aalel), American Befrigerator
Transit Co, Little Bock, Ark. Botany. Brvaa.
Tex, Nov. 10, 94. B.S, Tex. Col, 15. feDow!
Deputy nursery and orchard inspector, Tex.
Dept. Agr, 16, asst. entomologist and plajot pa-
thologist, 16-17, chief plant pathologii^ 17-20;
horticulturist, Am. Befrigerator Transit Co, tO-
Chief nursery inspector, Tex, 18; coUaborator,
bur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18-19. A.A;
Bot. Soc; By. Dev. Ass; Tex. By. Dev. As.
Plant patiiology; citrus culture in Texas.

ZwUUnger, Max, 1020 Potomac Ave, S. £, Wash-
ington, D. C. Optics. Troppau, Silesia, May 7.
78. C.E, Polytech, Vienna, 02. Bailroad engi<
neer, 03-09; bridge designer, 09-10; designer
of optical instruments and systems, 10-: is
charge, scientific dept, optical shop, Navy Yard.
Optical Soc. Telescopic optics applied to the
construction of military instruments.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCI]^CB WHO DIED BETWEEN JANUARY x, 1903, AND

DECEMBER 31, X920.

Atbo, OlereUnd. Meteorology, 38-16.
Abbott; Artbur Vangban. Blec. eng, 54-06.
Abbott, Obarlas Oonrad. Zool, Archeol. 43-19.
Abbott^ Samnel Warren. Medicine. 37-04.
Abort, SylTaaniaTbAyer. Civil engineering, 28-03.
Ackor, Obarlos Bmest. Slecirochemistry, 6S-20.
Adams, Arthur Slxmoy, Geology. 83-20.
Adier, Isaac Medicine. 49-18.
Agassii, Alozandor. Zoology. 85-10.
Alden, Ohaxlos Honry. Medicine. 86-10.
Aldon, John. Chemistry. 56-f
Aldzloh, Charles. Ornithology. 28-09.
Alexander, William Do Witt. Ethnology, 33-13.
Allen, WllllamFroderldc Metrol, By. econ. 46-15.
AUin, Arthur. Psychology. 69-03.
Alpen, William Ohaxles. Pharmaeeutehem. 51-17.
Alvord, Henry Elijah. Agriculture. 44-04.
Anderson, Malcolm Playfair. Zoology, 79-19.
Andrews, XMbnmid. Surgery, Archeology. 24-04.
Anthony, William Arnold. Physics. 35-08.
Apgar, Austin Oraig. Natural history. 38-08.
A9ple,AndrewThomasOeiger. Astronomy. 59-18.
Ashley, Harrison Brerett Chemistry. 76-11.
Awhmaad, William Harris. Entomology. 55-08.
Atkinson, Edward. Economics. 27-05.
Atkinson, George Fnnds. Botany. 54-18.
Atwater, Wilbur Olin. Ch&mistry. 44-07.
Anbert, Alfted Bellamy. Chemistry. 53- f
Ansten, Peter Townsend. Chemistry. 52-08.
Ayres, Brown. Physics. 56-19.

Bailey, Bert H^ald. OmUthdlogy. 75-17.
Bailey, William Whitman. Eoiany. 43-14.
BaiUy, Jnles. NatuiraX history. 31>08.
Bain, Samnel MoOntdien. Boiamy. 69-14.
Baird, John Wallace. Psychology. 73-19.
Baker, Frank. Zool, Ana*. 41-18.
Baker, ICareos. Mathematios, Geography. 49-04.
Baldwin, I>avld Dwight. ConeKol, Bot. 31-12.
Bandolier, Adolph F. A. Archeology. 40-14.
BannlsterJIenrylCartyn. Medioinefieology. 44-20.
Barber, Edwin AtLee. Archeol, Bot. 61-16.
Barker, Franklin T^nther. Economic geology. 71-20.
Barker, Oeorge Frederidc Physics, Chem. 35-10.
Barlow, Alfted Ernest Geology. 61-14.
Barnard, Edith EtheL Chemistry. 80- f
Barnes, Ohaxles Bold. Botany. 68-10.
Barren, Joseph. Geology. 69-19.
Bartl0tt,JohnB«isseU. Physical geography. 43-04.
Bates, Oric Archeology. 83-18.
Banmgarten, Onstav. Jfedunne. 37-10.

Beach, Henry Harris Anbrey. Anatomy. 43-10.
Besl, Foster B. L. Ornithology. 40-16.
Bean, Tarleton HoiEmaa Zoology. 4^16.
Beardsley, Arthur. Engineering. 67-20.
Beck, OarL Surgery. 56-11.
Becker, Oeorge Ferdinand. Geology. 47-19.
Beebe, William. Ifotft, Astron. 51-17.
Beecher, Oharles Emerson. Paleontology. 56-04.
Behr, Hans Hermann. Entomology. 18-04.
Btfding, Lyman. Ornithology. 29-17.
Belknap, Oeorge Engene. Hydrography. 32-03.
Bell, Agrippa Kelson. Medicine. 20-f
Bell, Albert Thomas. Botany. 68-19.
B^ Alexander IMTiUe. Phonetics. 19-05.
Bell, Ohaxles J. Chemistry. 54-03.
Bell, Bobert. Geol, Forestry, Ethnology. 41-17.
Benecke^ Adelbert Oswald. Electrical eng. 55- f
Benton, Ftank. Entomology. 52-19.
Berg, Walter Oilman. CivU engineering. 58-08.
Bergen, Joseph Tonng. Botany. 51-17.
BergstrOm, John Andrew. Psychology. 67-10.
Bessey, Ohaxles Edwin. Botany. 45-15.
Beyer, Henry Onstav. Physiology. 50-18.
Bickmors, Albert Smith. Geology. 39-14.
Billings, John Shaw. Medicine. 3a-13.
BirUnbine, John. Mining eng. 44-15.
Bidiop, Irving Prescott Geology. 49-12.
Bishop, Sereno Edwards. Geology. 27-09.
Bladcford, Bogene Oilbert Ichthyology. 39-04.
Blake, Clarence John. Otology. 43-19.
Blake, Francis. Physics. 50-13.
Blake, Laden Ira. Physics. 54-16.
Blake, William Fhipps. Geology. 26-10.
Blandiard, Frederick. Entomology. 43- f
B6ther, MaTJme. Mathematics. 67-18.
Bodine, Donaldson. Geol, Zool. 66- f
Bogne, Ernest Everett Forestry. 64-07.
Bolton, Henry Oarrington. Chemistry. 43-03.
Booth, Bradford Alien. Medicine. 78-19.
Boss, Lewis. Astronomy. 46-12.
Bonscaxen, Lonis F. O. Engineering. 40-04.
Bowditch, Hteiry Fickering. Physiol. 40-11.
Bowser, Edward Albert. Engineering. 45-10.
Boy^ l£artln Hans. Chemistry, Medicine. 12-09.
Brace, DeWitt Bristol. Physics. 5B-05.
Bracketti Oyms Fogg. Physics. 33-15.
Bradford, Boyal Bird. Naval science. 44-14.
Brainerd, Wolter Kirk. Dairy husbandry. 73- f
Brashear, John Alfred. Physics. 40-20.
Brewer, William Henry. Bot, Geol. 28-10.
Brewster, William. Ornithology. 51-19.

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772

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Brldmer, Samnel Max. Oynecology. 67-16.
BMnckezlioff, Walter BenueiL Medicine. 74-11.
Broadhead, Oarlaad Carr. Geology, 27-12.
Brodla^ Thomas Oregon PhyHologtf. 66-f
Brodie, WUUam. Biology. 31-09.
Brooke, William Keith. Zoology. 48-08.
Brower, Jacob Vradenberg. Aroheology, 44-06.
Brown, Amos Feaslee. Geology. 64-17.
Brown, Arthur Brwin. Zoology. 50-10.
Brown, Bteijamin O. Mathematics. 37-03.
Brown, William (George. Chemistry. 53-20.
Browne, John Joseph. MatheTnaties, 66- f
Brownell, Waiter Abner. Geology. 38-04.
Bromback, Arthur Marion. Chemistry. 69-16.
Brosh, George Jarvls. Mineralogy. 31-12.
Bryan, Albert Hugh. Chemistry. 74-20.
Buchanan, Boberdean. Astronomy. 39-16.
Bockhont, William A. Botany. 46-12.
Badkley, Ernest Bobertson. Geology. 72-12.
Ball, Charles Stedman. Ophthalmplogy. 45-11.
Bull, Storm. Steam engineering. 56-07.
Boll, William TllUnghast. Surgery. 50-09.
Bnrbank, John Bmerson. Physics, Geol. 72-19.
Bonlll, Thomas Jonathan. Botany. 39-16.
Burton, Oeorge Dexter. Electrical eng. 55-18.
Bnsch, Frederick OarL Physiology. 73-14.

Oaimes, DeLorme Donaldson. Geology. 79-17.
Oaldwen, Bngene Wilson. Medicine. 70-18.
Caldwell, George Clubman. Chemistry. 34-07.
Call, Richard Ellsworth. Zoology, 56-17.
Calvin, Samn^ Geology. 40-11.
Campbell, John Lyle. Physics, Astronomy. 27-04.
Campbell, John Pendleton. Physiology. 63-18.
Campb^ Boland Playfair. Swrgery. 76-16.
Carhart, Henry Smith. Physios. 44-20.
Carmalt, ChnrchilL Anatomy. 66-05.
Carpenter, Ftanklin Beaben. Geology. 48-10.
Carpenter, Bolla Clinton. Mech. eng. 52-19.
Carroll, Charles Geiger. Chemitiry. 75-16.
Carroll, James. Pathology. 54-07.
Carter, James Madison Gore. Medicine. 43-19.
Carter, Oscar Charles Snmner. Geology. 57-17.
Case, Willard Erastns. EUctricUy. 57-18.
Catlin, Charles Albert. Chemistry. 49-16.
Chaille, Stanford Emerson. Physiology. 30-11.
Chalmexi» Bobert. Geology. 34-08.
Chamberlain, Alexander Francis. Anthrop. 65-14.
Chandler, Charles Henry. Mathematics. 40-12.
Chandler, Seth Carlo. Astronomy. 46-13.
Chandler, William Henry. Chemistry. 41-06.
Channte, Octave. Engineering. 32-10.
Chapman, Edward John. Mineralogy. 21-04.
Chapman, Henry Cadwalader. Medicine. 45-09.
Chapman, Bobert HolUster. Topography. 68-20.
Charles, Fred Lemar. Zoology. 72-11.
Cheesman, Timothy Matlack. Medicine. 53-19.

Cheever, David Williams. Medicine. 31-15.
Chester, Albert Hmitington. Chemistry. 43-03.
Chittenden, Hiram Martin. CivU eng. 58-17.
Christie, James. Mech. eng. 40-11.
Christy, SamuA Benedict Mifk^g eng. 53-14.
OhurchiU, William. Anihropology. 59-20.
Chnrchi]l,Wi]liamWiIberforoe. Mech. eng. 67-10.
Cilley, Frank Harvey. Mechanics. 69-05.
dark, Admont Halsey. Pathology. 88-18.
dark, Oaylord Parsons. Physiology. 56-07.
darlc, William Bnllock. Geology. 60-17.
darke, Tyf^J*"<" Franklin. Mech. eng. 31-08.
darke, Cora Hnidekoper. Botany. 51-16.
Claypole, Edith Jane. Physiol, Path. f-15.
deghom, Allen Mackensie. Physiol, Med. 72-16.
Coe, Howard Sheldon. Agriculture. 88-18.
Collin, Stiden Jennings. Math, MeteoroL 38-15.
Cole, Aaron Hodgman. Biology. 56-14.
Coleman, darenoe. CivU eng. f-18.
Collin, Henry Alonso. Physics, Chem. 37-18.
Collingwood, Francis. CivU eng. 34-11.
Collins, Frank Shipley. Botany. 4&-20.
CoUins, Joseph William. Ichthyology. 39-04.
Colson, Harold Boy. Astronomy. 76-13.
Colton, Bnel Preston. Biology. 52-06.
Compton, Alfted George. Physics, Astron. 35-13.
Comstock, Cyrus Ballon. Engineering. 31-10.
Comstodc, Theodore Bryant. Geology. 49-15.
Conant, I«evl Leonard. Mathematics. 57-16.
Condon, Thomas. Geology. 32-07.
Oongdon, Ernest Arnold. Chemistry. 66-17.
Conn, Herbert William. Biology. 59-17.
Co<dB, Alh^n John. Biology. 42-16.
Oooley, LeBoy dark. Phy««». 33-16.
Coqnlllet, Daniel WilUam. Entomology. 5^11.
Coming, James Leonard. Neurology. 55-03.
Cornwall, Henry Bedinger. Chemistry. 44-17.
Cowles, Edward. Medicine. 37-19.
Cox, Charles Finney. Biology. 46-12.
Coac, Ulysses Orange. Biology. 64-20.
Crafts, James Mason. Chemistry. 39-17.
Cragin, Edwin Bradford. Obstetrics. 59-19.
Craig, John. Horticulture. 64-12.
Crampt<m, Charles Albert Chemistry. 58-15.
Ctandall, Charles Lee. CivU eng. 50-17.
Craw, Albert. Entomology. 50-08.
Croes, John James Bobertson. CivU eng. 34-06
Crouch, H. Chester. Engineering. 71-03.
Commtngs, Clara Eaton. Botany. 55-06.
Cartin, Jeremiah. Anthropology. 40-07.
Curtis, John Green. Physiology. 44-13.
Curtiss, Allen Hiram. Botany. 45-07.

Cashing, Snmner Webster. Geography. 79-20.
Daggett, Frank Slater. Ornithology. 55-20.
Danielle, William Willard. Chemistry. 40-11.
Daniels, Archibald Lament. Mathematics. 49-lS.

AHEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

773

Daugherty, Lewis Sylyester. Zoology. 57-19.
Davenport, George Edward. Botany, 88-08.
Davidaon, George* Geog, Astron. 25-11.
Davldaon, Bobert Barnes. Chemistry. 62-15.
DaTia, Ohailes Albert Oeol, Bot. 61-16.
I>avl8, Bllery WlUiama. MatK 57-18.
DaTi8» CHrant Train. Chemistry. 77-20.
Davis, GwUym George. Medicine. 57-18.
Davis, Joseph Baker. CivH eng. 45-20.
Davis, Katlian Bmitta. Medicine. 17-04.
Davis, Koah BInowlee. Teyehology. 80-10.
Davison, Alvln. Zoology. 68-15.
Dawbam, Bobert H. BC. Surgery. 60-15.
Day, Flsk Holbrook. yaiuraX history. 26-08.
Day, William Oathcart Chemistry. 57-05.
Delalleld, Francis. Medicine. 41-15.
Denison, Ohazles Blmeon. Stereotomy. 40-11.
Dennis^ David Worth. Biology. 40-16.
Derby, Orville Ad^bert. Geology. 51-15.
Demehl, Paul Herman. Zoology. 78-19.
Dixon, Samnel Gibson. Bacteriology. 51-18.
Dod, Frederic Hova WoUey. Entomology. 72- f
Dolbear, Amos Emerson. Physics. 87-10.
Dole, Bichard Bryant. Chemistry. 80- f
Doolittle, Charles Leander. Astron, Math. 43-19.
DoolitUe, Brie. Astronomy. 70-20.
DoremnSi Bobert Ogden. Chemistry. 24-06.
Donbleday, Keltje I>eGraff. Ethnol, Bot. 65-18.
Donglas, James. Metallurgy. 37-18.
Drown, Thomas Messinger. Chemistry. 42-04.
DoBois, Augustus Jay. CivU eng. 4^15.
Dubois, Howard Weidener. Astronomy. 68- f
Da Chailln, Paul BeUoni. Exploration. 38-03.
Dackwall, Edward Wiley. Chemistry. 66-16.
Dudley, Charles Benjamin. Chemistry. 42-09.
Dudley, William Lofland. Chemistry. 59-14.
Dudley, William Bussell. Botany. 49-11.
Duican, Louis. Elec. eng. 62-16.
Duncan, Bobert Kennedy. Chemistry. 68-12.
DuPont, Francis Gumey. Chemistry. 50-10.
Dntcher, William. Ornithology. 46-20.
Dntton, Clarenoe Edward. Geology. 41-12.
Dwight, Thomas. Anatomy. 43-11.
Dwight, William Buck. Geology. 33-06.
Dyche, Lewis Lindsay. Zoology. 57-15.
Dyer, Isadore. Dermatology. 65-20.

Eastman, Charles Bocheeter. Geology. 68-18.
Eastman, John Bobie. Astronomy. 36-13.
Eaton, Alvah Augustus. Botany, f-08.
Edson, Arthur Woodbury. Botany, f-05.
Edwards, Arthur Mead. Geology. 36- f
Edwards, William Henry. Entomology. 22-09.
Ehrenfeld, Augustus Clemens. Chemistry. 68- f
Eimbeck, WilUam. Mathematics. 41-10.
Elder, WilUam. Chemistry. 43-03.
Eldridge, George Homans. Geology. 54-05.

Elliot^ Daniti Girand. Zoology. 35-15.
Ellis, Job BlcknelL Mycology. 29-05.
EUls, William Hodgson. Chemistry. 45-20.
Ely, Adisah Honnt Maihematics. 48-04.
Ely, Theodore KeweL Engineering. 66-16.
Emerson, Ftederidlc Talentlna. Geology. 71-19.
Emmons, Samuel Franklin. Geology. 41-11.
Emory, Fzederick Lincoln. Mechanics. 67-19.
Endemann, Samn^TheodorH.C. Chemistry. 42-09.
Engelmann, George Julius. Gynecology. 47-03.
Engler, Edmund Arthur. Mathematics. 56-18.
Esty, William Cole. Mathematics. 38-16.
Evans, Edgar G. Chemistry. 84-14.
Evans, Thomas. CAtffnwtty. 63-07.
Ewell, Ervin Edgar. Chemistry. 67-05.

Fairbanks, Henry. Numismatics, Mechanics. 30-18.
Fanning, John Thomas. Mechanics. 37-11.
Fargis, George AloysiBS. Astronomy. 54-16.
Farlow, William Gilson. Botany. 44-19.
Faxon, Charles Edward. Botany. 46-18.
Faxon, Walter. Zoology, f-20.
Ferxy, John FarwelL Ornithology. 77-10.
Fields^ Adeie Marion. Biology. 39-16.
Finlay, Charles John. Medicine. 33-15.
Firmstone, Frank. MetaUwrgy. 46-17.
Fisher, George Egbert. Mathematics. 63-20.
Fits, Boglnald Heber. Medicine. 43-13.
Fleming^ Mrs. Wllliamina Paton. Astron. 57-11.
Fletcher, Horace^ Dietetics. 49-19.
Fletcher, Hugh. Geology. 48-10.
Fletdier, James. Entomology, Botany. 52-08.
Fletcher, Bobert. iCedioine. 23-12.
Flint, Austin. Physiology. 36-15.
Flint, James MUton. Medicine. 38-19.
Folsom, Charles Pollen. Medicine. 42- f
Fontaine, William JAorrls. Paleobotany. 35-13.
Forbes, Charles Koyes. Botany. 83-20.
Forbes, William Smith. Anatomy. 31-05.
Forchheimer, Frederidc Medicine. 53-13.
Foster, Horatio Alvah. Elee. eng. 58-f
Fowler, Edwin Horatio. Geodesy. 56-04.
Francis, William. Chemistry. 19-04.
Frary, Hobart Dickinson. Mech. eng. 87-20.
Frazer, Persifor. Geology, Chemistry. 44-09.
Frailer, Benjamin West Mineralogy. 42-05.
Fxeer, Paul C. Chemistry. 62-12.
FriseU, Joseph Palmer. Engineering. 32-10.
Fnertes, EMevan Antonio. CivU eng. 38-03.
Fuller, Homer Taylor. Geology. 38-08.
Fulmer, Elton. Chemistry. 64-16.
Fulton, Bobert Burwell. Pliy^tct, il<tron. 49-19.

Gable, George DanieL Mathematics. 63-11.
Gage, Mrs. Susanna Phtips. Embryology. 57-15.
GaUlvan, Frank Bernard. Chemistry. 72-f
Gallnp, Anna B. Museum administration, 72-f

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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

Gannett, Henry. Geog, Statistics, 46-14.
Oans, Albert Frederick. Eleo, eng. 72-17.
Oarber, John Frederick. Botany, 68-f
Gardiner, Edward Gardiner. Zoology. 54-07.
Gardiner, Frederic Embryology, 58-17.
Garrlott, Bdward Bennett Meteorology. 53-f
GatUng, Bichard Jordan. Physics, 19-03.
Gatschet, Albert SamoeL Anthropology. 32-07.
Gftttlnger, Angnstlne. Botany. 25-03.
Gayley, James. Metallurgy. 55-20.
Gebrmann, Adolph. Bacteriology. 68-20.
G^lston, Iioiiis Merwln. Bacteriology. 79-05.
Genthe, Frederick AngnstiiB. Chemistry, 55-10.
Gerrieh, Frederic Henry. Anatomy. 45-20.
Gibbs, Josiali WlUard. Physics. 39-03.
Olbbs, OUver Wolcott Chemistry. 22-08.
Gilbert, Grove KarL Geology, 43-18.
GilderaleeTe, KathaoieL Bacteriology. 71-19.
Gill, Tbeodore Nicholas. Zoology. 37-14.
Gillnum, Henry. Archeology. 38-15.
Gllman, I>ani^ Colt. Bduc^ Geog. 31-08.
Girdwood, Gilbert Front. Chemistry. 32-18.
Glenn, WiUlam. Chemistry. 40-07.
Goessmann, Charles Anthony. Chemistry. 27-10.
Gold, Theodore Sedgwldk. Agriculture. 18-06.
Ckx>de, Bichard Urqnhart Topography. 58-03.
Gordy, J. F. Psychology, 52-09.
Gorgas, WUliam Crawford. Medicine, 54-20.
Ctottheil, WUliam S. Dermatology. 59-20.
(3ow, James Ellis. Botaaiy. 77-14.
Gradle, Henry. Medicine. 55-11.
Graham, Bobert Orlando. Chemistry. 53-12.
Grant, James Alexander. Surgery. 31-20.
Gratacap, Lonis Fope. Conchol, Mineral. 51-17.
Gray, Thomas. Physics. 50-08.
Greely, Arthur White. Zoology. 75-04.
Green, Arthur Lawrence. Chemistry. 57- f
Green, Bernard Bichardson. Engineering. 43-14.
Green, Gabriel Marcus. Mathematics. 91-19.
Green, Samuel Bowdlear. HortiovXture. 59-10.
Greene, Charles Ezra. Civil engineering. 42-03.
Greene, Edward Lee. Botany. 43-17.
Gregg, William H^nry. Zoology. 30-15.
Grii&th, Herbert Eugene. Chemistry. 66-20.
Grimes, James Stanley. Geology. 07-03.
GrossbeCk, John Arthur. Entomology. 83-14.
Gulick, Luther Halsey. Physical Education. 65-18.
Gulley, Alfred Gurdon. Horticulture. 48-17.
GuUiver, Frederic Fntnam. Geology. 65-19.
Guthe, Karl Engen. Physics. 66-15.

Hague, Arnold. Geology. 40-17.

Hague, James Duncan. Geology. 36-08.

Hahn, Walter Louis. Zoology. 79- f

Hall, Asaph. Astronomy. 29-07.

Hall, Charles Martin. Electroehem. 63-14.

Hall, Christopher Webber. Geology. 45-11.

Hall, James Fierre. Astronomy. 49-19.
Hallodc, William. Physics. 57-13.
Hallowell, Susan Maria. Botany. 35-11.
Halsted, Byron David. Botany. 52-18.
Hamilton, Allan McTiSne. Neurology. 48-19.
Hammond, Howard Spurr. Botany. 85-18.
Hanchett, George TUden. Electrical eng. 71-f
Hancock, Bdward Lee. Mechanics. 73-11.
Hanks, Henry G. Geology, Chemistry. 26-07.
Hardin, Marie Bernard. Chemistry. 38-10.
Hardy, Joseph Johnston. Mathematics. 44-15.
Harkness, William. Astronomy. 37-03.
Harrington, Bernard James. Mineralogy. 4S-o:.
Harrington, Caiarles. Hygiene. 56-08.
Harris, Elijah Faddock. Chemistry. 32-20.
Harris, Joseph a Astronomy. 36-10.
Harris, Bollin Arthur. Math, Physics. 63-18.
Harris, William Torrey. Psychology. 35-09.
Hart, Caiarles Arthur. Entomology. 59-18.
Hartman, B. N. Chemistry, f-03.
HartweU, George Wilber. Mathematics. 81-17.
Haskins, Caryl Davis. Elec. and mU. eng. 67-11.
Hatcher, John Bell. Paleontology. 61-04.
Hayes, Charles Willard. Geology. 59-16.
Haynes, Arthur Edwin. Mathematics. 49-15.
Hasen, John Vose. Engineering. 50-19.
Heidemaim, Otto. Entomology. 42- f
Heilprln, Angeio. Geography. 53-07.
Heimrod, George William. Chemistry. 76-t
Hendc, John B. Ehgineering. 16-03.
Hendrlckson, William Woodbury. Math. 44-21
Henry, Ftederlck Forteons. Medicine. 44-f
Herdman, William James. Neurology. 48-06.
Herrick, darenoe Luther. Neurology. 58-04.
Herter, Christian Archibald. Pathology. 65-10.
Hesse, Conrad E. Meteorology. 66-10.
Hewitt^ Charles Gordon. Zoology. 85-20.
Hidden, WiUiam EarL Mineralogy. 53-18.
Higgins, Milton Frince. Mech. eng. 42-12.
Higginson, Thomas W. Natural science. 23-11.
Hilgard, Eugene Woldemar. Geol,Agr.chem. 33-16.
Hill, Ellsworth Jerome. Botany. 33-17.
Hill, George William. Math, astronomy. 33-U.
Hill, Hampden. Chemistry. 86-18.
Hill, Henry Barker. Chemistry. 43-03.
Himes, Charles Frauds. Physics. 38-f
Hind, Henry Youle. Geology. 23-08.
Hinton, Charles H. Mathematics. 44-07.
Hirschfelder, Joseph Oakland. Medicine. 54-2'V
Hirsh, Jose Lewis. Pathology. 71- f
Hiss, FhiUp Hanson. Bacteriology. 68-13.
Hitchcock, Charles Henry. Geology. 36-19.
Hitchcock, Edward. Physical educ. 28-11.
Hoch, August. Psychiatry. 68-19.
Hodenpyl, Eugene. Pathology. 63-10.
Hodgson, Bichard. Psychical research. 55-05.
Hoeve, Heikobus Johannes H. Anatomy. 82-1^

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

775

Uottmaam, FiMzith. Pharmaoy. f-04.
HofEnumn, George Ohristlaii. Mineralog$, 37-f
Holden, Bdward Singleton. Astronomy. 46-14.
Holmes, TMmmid Walea^ Anatomy. 51-05.
Holmes, Joseph Austin. Geology, 59-15.
Hooper, Franklin William. Zool, Geol. 51-14.
Hooper, Willism IjssUe. Eleo. eng, 55-18.
Hoopes, Josiah. Botany, Oriyithology. 32-04«
Hopkins, Oyrtt Oeorge. Chemiairy. 66-19.
Homnng, (Thristian. Mathematics. 45-18.
Hoskins, Elmer Say. AfyUomy. 90-20.
Hongli, Oeorge Washington. Astronomy. 36-09.
Hough, WiUiston SamneL Philosophy. 60-12.
Houston, Bdwin James. EUc. eng. 47-14.
HoYoy, Horace Carter. Geology. 33-14.
Howell, Edwin Eugene. Geology, 45-11.
Howell, Thomas. Botany. 42-13.
Howison, Oeorge Holmes. Philosophy. 34- f
Haddlestony John Henry. Medicine, 64-15.
Hudson, Thomson Jay. Psychology. 34-03.
Huey, Edmund Buxko. Psychology. 70-13.
Hunicke^ Henry August. Chemistry. 61-09.
Hutton, Frederick Bemsen. Meeh, eng. 53-18.
Hyde, James Nerins. Dermatology. 40-10.
Hyslop, James Herrey. Philosophy. 54-20.

Iddings, Joseph Fazson. Petrology. 57-20.
Ingals, Ephraim Iletdier. Medicine, 48-18.
Ingham, Edward Alexander. Biology. 90-19.
Irons, David. Psychology, 7(K07.
Irving, John Duer. Mining geol. 74-18.
Isakovics, Alois von. Chemistry. 70-17.

Jackman, Wilbur Samuel. Natural science. 55-07.
Jackson, George Thomas. Medicine. 52-16.
Jackson, John Henry. Medicine. 38-08.
Jacobi, Abraham. Medicine, 30-19.
James, Bushrod Washington. Ophthal, 36-03.
James, WiUiam. Psychology, 42-10.
Janeway, Edward OamalieL Pathology, 41-11.
Janeway, Theodore Caldwell. Medicine. 72-17.
Jaques, William Henry.. Engineering. 48-16.
Jayne, Harry Walker. Chemistry, 57-10.
Jayne, Horace. Zoology, 59-11.
Jeffries, Benjamin Joy. Medicine, 33-15.
Jegi, John I. Psychology. 66-04.
Jenne, Eldred Llewellyn. Entomology. 85-12.
Jennings, Edward Fayson. Geology, 53-15.
Jesup, Henry Oxiswold. Botany, 26-;03.
Johnson, Alexander Bryan. Surgery. 60-17.
Johnson, John Wesley, Physics. 52- f
Johnson, Otis Coe. Chemistry, 39-f
Johnson, Samuel William. Chemistry. 30-09.
Johnson, Thomas Humrickhouse. Eng. 41-14.
Johnson, Willis Grant. Agriculture, 66-08.
Johnston, Charles Hughes. Psychology, 77-17.
Jones, David FhiUips. Engineering, f-03.

Jones, George Williams. Mathematics, 37-11.
Jones, Harry Clary. Chemistry. 65-16.
Jones, Blchard Watson. Chemistry. 37- f
Jones, William. Anthropology, 74r-09.
Jones, William James. Chemistry, 70-17.
Jones, William Balph. Botemy, 83-15.
Judd, Sylvester Dwlght. Biology, 71-05.
Judson, Lowell Byxns. Bortioulture. 77-f
Julian, Frank. Chemistry. 59- f
Julien, Alexis Anastay. Petrography. 40-19.

Kastle, Joseph Hoeing. Chemistry. 64-16.
Kearfott, William Dunham. Entomology. 64-17.
Keep, Josiah. Zoology. 49-11.
Keep, William John. Engineering. 42-18.
Kellerman, William Ashbrook.« Botan/y. 50-08.
Kellicott, William BraUne. Zoology. 78-19.
Kelly, Aloysius Oliver J. Medicine. 70-11.
Kelsey, Francis D. Botany. 49-05.
Keppel, Herbert Oovert. Mathematics, 66-18.
Kerr, Mark BrickeU. MiMtng, 60-17.
Keyser, Leander Sylvester. Ornithology. 56-f
King, Albert Freeman AMcanus. Medicine. 41-14.
King, Ftanklin Hiram. Agr. physics, 48-11.
King, George B. Entomology. 48-17.
King, Herbert Maxon. Medicine. 64-17.
Kinnicntt, Frauds Facker. Medieine, 46-13.
Kinnicutt» Leonard Farker. Chemistry. 54-11.
Kinyoun, Joseph James. Pathology, 60-f
Kirchoff, Charles. Metallurgy. 53-16.
Kirkaldy, Oeorge WlUis. Entomology. 73-10.
Kite, Oeorge Lester. Physiology. 82- f
Klein, Joseph Frederic. Mech. eng, 49-18.
Knab, Frederidc Entomology, 65-18.
Knapp, Jacob Hermann. Ophthalmology, 32-11.
Knapp, Fhilip Ctoombs. Neurology. 58-20.
Knight, Ora Willis. Chemistry. 74-13.
Knight, Wilbur Clinton. Geology. 58-03.
Koch, Waldemar. Pharmacology, 75-12.
Koelker, Arthur Henry. Chemistry. 83-f
Koenig, Oeorge Augustus. Chemistry, 44-13.
Koons, Benjamin Franklin. Natural history , 48-03.
Kortright, Frederic Lawrence. Chemistry, 67-14.
Krauter, Louis. Botany. 1-10.
Krug, William Henry. Chemistry. 69-05.
Kuichling, EmiL Engineering. 48-14.

Laflamme, J. C. K. Geology, 49-10.
Lambe, Lawrence Morris. Geology. 63-19.
Langley, Samuel Fierpont. Astrophysics, 34-06.
Langton, Daniel Webster. Geology. 64-09.
Lantz, David Ernest. Zoology. 55-18.
Lattimore, Samuel Allan. Chemistry J 28-13.
Laudy, Louis H. Chemistry. 43-05.
Lasear, Jesse W. Pathology, 1-1
Lasenby, William Bane. Horticulture. 50- f
Leach, Albert Ernest. Chemistry. 64-17.

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AMERICAN MEN OF 8CIENCB

Leuning, Bdward. Photography. 61-16.
Lee, Leilla A. Zoology. 52-08.
LeFeTTC, Egbert Medicine. 5&-14.
Lehmaii, Ambrose Bdidn. Oeology. 51-17.
T^ftbmaTin, GKittaT WiUiam. Chemiairy. 44-06.
Leimon, WfUlam H. General science. 3g-f
Lesley, J. Peter. Oeology. 19-08.
Levy, Louis Bdwazd. Chemietry. 46-19.
Liddle, Leonard Merritt ChenUetry. 85-20.
LIU0y,Oeorge. Mathematice, Engineering. 54-04.
Tilnilahl, Joban Harald ^osoa. Zoology. 44-12.
Lindenkohly Adolpbva. Topography. 33-04.
Llnville^ Jacob Hayi. Engineering. 25-06.
Loeb, Morris. Chemistry. 63-12.
Long, Jobn Harper. CAemwtry. 56-18.
Loomis, Eben Jenks. Astronomy. 28-12.
Loomis, Osbom P. Electrical engineering. 62-17.
Boper, Samnel Ward. Paleontology. 35-10.
Lord, Katbaaiel Wrigbt. Chemistry. 54-11.
Loni^dge, Robert Hills. Chemistry. 43-17.
Lovewell, JosepbTapUn. Physics,Chemistry. 33-18.
Lowe, Ttaaddens 8. 0. Engineering. 32-13.
Lowell, PerdyaL Astronomy. 55-16.
Lnndfn, Oarl Axel Robert. Astronomy. 51-15.
Lnnell, Jo^ Botany. 51-20.
Lyman, Benjamin Smitb. Geology. 35-20.
Lyman, Henry Herbert. Entomology. 54-14.
Lyncb, Vernon. Physiology, f-18.

McCaUey, Henry. Geology. 52-04.
BfacOaUnm, Jobn Bmoe. Physiology. 76-06.
BflcQlintoek, Emory. MatfcematiM. 40-16.
McOoUom, Jobn Hildretb. Medicine. 43-15.
McCk>nnell, Wilbur Ross. Zoology. 81-20.
McOook, Henry Obristopber. Entomology. 37-11.
MeCray, Artbnr Howard. Entomology. 80-19.
Maefarlaae^ Alexander. Physics. 51-13.
McGee, W J. Anthrop, Oeol. 53-12.
McOnire, Josepb Deaklns. Archeology. 42-16.
Mi^wraitb, Thomas. Ornithology, f-03.
McXelvy, Ernest Christian. Chemistry. 84-f
Mackensle, Kenneth A. J. Surgery. 59-20.
Maclaurin, Richard Ck>dcbQm. Physics. 70-20.
liaclay, James. Mathematics. 64-19.
McLeod, Clement Henry. Geodesy, f-17.
Madoslde, George. Biology. 34-19.
McMath, Robtf^ Emmett. CivU eng. 33-18.
MeMnrran, Stockton Mosby. Plant path. 87-20.
McMortrie, William. Chemistry. 51-13.
liacNider, George Mallett Chemistry. . 84r-17.
Malroen, George Hudson. Medicine. 55-17.
Aiall, Ftanklin Paine. Anatomy. 62-17.
Mallet^ JohA WlUiam. Chemistry. 32-12.
Manchester, James Eugene. Mathematics. 55-18.
Manning, Charles Henry. Mech. eng. 44-19.
Manning, George Unooln. Physics. 65-14.
Marindin, Henry L. F. Hydrography. 43-04.

Mark, Edgar Huston. PAyjief. 52-f
Markoe, Francis Haxtman. Surgery. 56-07.
lCaiks» Solon. Surgery. 27-14.
Marks, William Dennis. Engineering. 49-14.
Martin, Artemas. Mathematics. 35-18.
Manrin, Frank Olin. CivU eng. 52-15.
Maschke, Heinricb. Mathematics. 53-08.
Bffason, Amos Lawrence. Medicine. 42-U.
Mason, James Weir. Mathematics. 36-05.
Bffason, Otis Tufton. Ethnology. 38-08.
Mathews, William PbilUp. Surgery. 68-18.
BCattbewB, Charles Philo. Elec. eng. 67-07.
Matthews, Washington. Anthropology. 43-05.
Maxwell, Fred Baldwin. Biology. 62-07.
BSead, Charles Searing. Zoology. 79-f
Meams, Edgar Alexander. Zool, Bot. 56-16.
Mears, James Swing, Anatomy. 38-19.
Mears, LoTorett Chemistry. 50-17.
Meek, Seth Eugene. Zoology. 59-14.
Meigs, Arthur Vinosot Medicine. 50-12.
Mell, Patrick Hues^ Geol, Bot. 50-18.
Bfeltier, Samuel James. Physiol, Path. 51-20.
MWvln^ George Wallace. Mech. eng. 41-12.
Bfelvin, Alonao D. Veterinary science. 62-17.
Merrill, Frederick J. H. Geology. 61-16.
Merrill, Lewis Alford. Agrieultuire. 74-f
Messenger, Hiram John. Mathematics. 55-13.
Metcalf, William. Engineering. 38-09.
Mlchati, Ellis URoy. Zoology. 81-20.
Miller, Bloomiield J. Mathematics. 49-05.
Bdller, Edmund Howd. Chemistry. 69-06.
Miller, Frank Ellsworth. Mathematics. 62-19.
BCiller, Mrs. Harriet Mann. Nat. hisi. 31-18.
Millis, Frank Edward. Physics. 60-03.
Mills, Thomas Wesley. Physiol, Psychol, f-15.
Minot^ Charles Sedgwldc Biology. 52-14.
Mitchell, Irving KehMm. Biology. 50-18.
Mitchell, John Keaxsley. Neurology. 59-17.
Mitchell, Silas Weir. Medicine. 29-14.
Montgomery, Edmund D. Biol, PhUos. 35-11.
Montgomery, Henry. Geol, Anthrop. 48-f
Montgomery, Thomas Harrison, Jr. Zoology. 73-12.
Moody, Mary Blair. Medicine, Languages. 37-19.
Moore, Mrs. J. Percy. Psychology. 66-20.
Moore^ James Edward. Surgery. 52-20.
Moore, James W. Physics. 45-09.
JAorgan, Andrew Price. Botany. 30-06.
Morgan, James Dudley. Medidne. 61-19.
2Corison,George8hattuck. CivU engineering. 42-03.
BCorris, Edward Lyman. Botany. 70-13.
Morris^ John Lewis. Mechanics. 48-05.
Morse, Harmon Korthrop. Chemistry. 48-20.
Moses, Alfted Joseph. Mineralogy. 59-20.
Moses, Thomas Freeman. Archeol, Geol, 36-17.
Mnir, John. Geol, Nat. hist. 38-17.
Mumford, James Gregory. Surgery. 63-14.
Munro, John Cummings. Surgery. 58- f

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MmiMl], Ohaxlei Edward. Chemigtrp. 5B-18.
Mmuwn, TbomM VoJney. Boian/jf. 43-18.
Ttfnnwm, Wtfton Idarka. Hortunature. 66- f
WbMtatbvg, Hugo. Piyehology, 63-16.
Mupliy, Jolm TUmlamlw. Surgerf. 87-16.
Monay, David. ICa^fcematiM, ulftronomy. 30-05.
MiUHwr, John Bter. lfedio<a«. 56-12.

Kaaon, WiUiam Abbot MfUomology. 41- f
Kef, John Ulxie. Chemistry, 62-15.
Nefl, Peter. Geology, 27-03.
Kelson, Jnlins. Biology, 58-16.
Kewoomb, Simon. Astronomy. 35-09.
KeweU, WllUam Weill. Folk-lore. 3»-07.
Kewflon, Henry Byron. MathmnoltM. 60-10.
KiOhols, Otliniel Foflter. Ciwi engineering. 45-08.
Kflea, William Harmon. Geology. 38-10.
Konwortliy, Kaomi. Psychology. 77-16.
Korton, Sidney Angnatua. Chemistry. 35-19.
Noyes^ William. K^n^oZ diaeaseg. 57-15.

Ogden, Htobert Qonveineur. Topography. 46- f
Ohlmadier, Albert Pbilip, Pathology. 65-16.
OliTer, Oharlea Angnatna. OpJ^tkolmolo^y. 53-11.
Olason-Seffer, Pebr HJalmai. botany. 73-11.
Oppenbeim^ Kathan. Mediei,.e. 65-16.
Ordway, John Morae. Chemistry. 23-09.
Osier, William. HedioiM. 49-19.
Oeterberg, Max. Eleetrieal engineenng. 69-04.
Ott, Isaae. Physiology. 47-19.

Packard, Alpheoa Spring. Zoology. 39-05.

Page, Logan Waller. CivU eng. 70-19. •

Paine, John AJaop. Archeology. 40- f

Palmer, Axtlrar William. Chemistry. 61-04.

Palmer, Howard Baile. Chemistry. 87-20.

Park, Boewill. Surgery. 52-14.

PaxUniratv Hteiry BC. ul«tronoiiiy. 25-f

Paxmly, Obarlei Howard. Slec. eng.. 68-17.

Panlmier, Frederick dark. Zoology. 73-06.

Peabody, George LivingBton. Medicine. 50-14.

Peabody, Selim Hobart Physies, Entom. 29-03.

Peala^ Albert Ohaxlea. Geology. 49-14.

Pearson, Leonard. Veterinary medicine. 68-09.

Peary; Bobert Edwin. Arctic explor. 56-20.

Peck, Ohaxlea Horton. Botany. 33-17.

PeckJiam, George Williama. Biol, Psychol. 45-14.
Perkham, Stephen Famnm. Chemistry. 39-18.
PeeUea, AlTin Boy. Medicine, 84-17.
Peirce, Benjamin Osgood. Physics. 54-14.
Peirce, Gharles Santiago S. Logic. 39-14.
Peiroe^ Qeorge. Physiological chemistry. 83-18.
Peirce, Sanies Mills. Mathematics. 34r-06.
PenflelAy Samnel Lewis. Mineralogy. 56-06.
Penl&allow, David Peaxce. Botany. 54-10.
Penrooe, Bidhard Alexander F. Swrgery. 26-08.
Perrlne, Frederic A. O. Elee. eng. 62-08.

Persons, Angostns Axehilns. Chemistry. 66-17.
Peters, Edward Dyer. Metailwrgy. 49-17.
Pettee, William Henry. Geology. 38-04.
Pettegrew, Daild Lyman. Mathematice. f-14.
Pettit, Jamea Harvey. Chemistry. 76-14.
Pbetteplaoe, nnrston Bffaaon. Mech. eng. 77-13.
Phillips, Andrew Wbeder. Mathematics. 44-15.
nilllpa, Frands OUfford. Chemistry. 50-20.
Phillips, Frank Jay. Forestry. 81-11.
Pickering, Edward Ohaxlea. Astronomy. 46-19.
Pierce, Arthar Henry. Psychology. 67-14.
Pierce, Kewton Barrla. Botany. 56-16.
Pierce, Perry Benjamin. Technology. 40-05.
Pinabnry, John Elliott. Geography. 46-19.
Pillsbnry, John Henry. Biology. 46-f
Pirsson, Lonis Vatantlne. Geology. 60-19.
Pitman, BemL Phonography. 22-11.
Plympton, George Washington. Physics. 27-07.
Pohlman, Jnlins. Geology. 48-f
Polk, William Mecklenberg. Gynecology. 44-18.
Pond, George Gilbert. Chemistry. 61-20.
Pond, Baymond H^tines. Plant physiol. 75- f
Ponaer, Ernest William. Maihemaiics. 72- f
Popenoe, Edwin Alonao. Entomology. 53-13.
Porter, Albert Brown. Physics. 64-09.
Porter, Ohaxles Bnmbam. Medidne. 40-09.
Potamisn, Bxo. (M. F. O'BeUly). Physics, 47-17.
Prang, Lonis. Color. 24-09.
Pratt» David Shepard. Chemistry. 85-20.
Pratti Frederic Obarlea. Entomology. 68-f
PrentiBS, Charles WiUiam. Zoology. 74-13.
Prentiss, Bobert Woodworth. Math, 57-13.
Prescott, Albert Benjamin. Chemistry. 32-05.
Preston, Erasmns Darwin. Geodesy. 51-f
Price, Mteshall Langton. Public hedlih. 78-15.
Price, Overton Westfeldt. Forestry. 73-14.
Prime, Frederick. Geology. 46-15.
Pringle, Oyrjm Gnemsey. Botony. 38-11.
Prosser, Charles Smith. Geology. 60-16.
Pnlsifer, William Hemr. Chemistry. 31-05.
Pnrdne, Albert H6mer. Geology. 61-17.
Pntnam, Frederic Ward. Anthropology. 39-15.
Pntnam, James Jackson. Neurology. 46-18.

Quanta, John O. Psychology. 68-03.
Qnarles, James Addison. Psychology, 37-07.

Badelflnger, Frank Gnstave. Mathematics. 72-04.
Balph, WiUiam L. Ornithology. 50-07.
Band, Theodore Dehon. Geology. 86-03.
Bandolph, Isham. Civil engineering. 48-20.
Bandolph, Oscar Alan. Physics. 86-20.
Bathbnn, Bi^haxd. Zoology. 52-18.
Baymond, Bossiter W. l£«talliir^. 40-18.
Bayworth, Joseph Chappell. Mathematics. 77-f
Bead, Motte Alston. Pateontol, Physiog. 72-20.
Beed, John Oren. Physies. 56-16.

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Bead, William Harlow. Paleontology. 48-15.
Bees, John Srom. Astronomy, 51-07.
Beeee, Jacob. Metallurgy. 25-f
BemlngtOD, Joseph Price. Chemistry. 47-18.
Beynolds, Bdwln. Engineering. 31-f
Beynolds^ Elmer Bobert^ Archeology. 46-07.
Bhees, WUlam Jones. Bibliog, Statistics. 30-07.
Bhoads, Edward. Physics. 73-03.
Bice, George Staples. Civil engineering. 40-20.
Bichards, Charles B. MeeK eng. 33-19.
Bichards^ Bogene Lamb. Mathematies. 38-12.
Bicharda, Mrs. Bpbert H. Chemistry. 42-12.
Bidcetts, Howard Taylor. Pathology. 71-10.
Bicketis, Pierre de Peyster. Ch&mistry. f-18.
Bldgway, Charles BylYester. Botany. 86-18.
Bising, WiUard Bradley. Chomistry. 39-10.
Bisley, Samuel Doty. Ophthalmology. 45-20.
Bisser, Jonathan. Zoology. 69-17.
Boberts, Charlotte Fitch. Chemistry. 59-17.
Bobinson, Charles Bndd. Botamy. 71-13.
Boblnson, Franklin GLemant. Chemistry. 52-10.
Bobinson, Otis HalL Physios, A&tron. 35-12.
BobinsoD, Philip Ely. Physios, f-20.
Bobinson,StlllmanWilUama. Enginesring. 38-10.
BockhiU, William WoodTille. Geography. 54-14.
BockweU, Alfted Perkins, Mining eng. . 34-04.
BockweUy Charles Hall. Astronomy. 26-04.
Bockwood, Charles Greene. Math,8eismoL 43-13.
Bogers, Arthur Curtis. Medicine. 56-17.
Bominger, Carl Ludwig. Geology. 20-07.
Boosa^Daniel Bennett St. John. Medicine. 38-08.
Boot, Oren. Mathematics. 38-^7.
Botch, Abbott Lawrence. Meteorology. 61-12.
Botch, Thomas BCorgan. Pediatrics. 49-14.
Boyce^ Josiah. Philosophy. 55-16.
Bugan, Henry Fisler. Mech. eng. 57-f
Bush, Harold. Chemistry. 88-18.
Bussell, Frank. Anthropology. 68-03.
Bussell, Israel Cook. Geology. 52-06.
Butter, Cloudaley. Zoology. 67-03.

Sabine, Wallace Clement. Physics. 68-19.
Saflord, James Merrill. Geology. 22-07.
Salmon, Daniel Elmer. Pathology. 50-14.
Sanger, Charles Bobert. Chemistry. 60-12.
Saunders, William. Agrioultwre. 36-?
Sawyer, Harris Eastman. Chemistry. 68- f
Sayre, Herbert Armistead. Physics. 66-16.
SchUffer, Charles. Botany, Geology. 38-03.
Schenck, Charles CarroU. Physics. 71-14.
Schlotterbeck, Julius Otto. Pharmacog. 65-17.
Schmitt, Cooper Davis. Mathematics. 59-10.
Schoney, Lazarus. Pathology. 38-14.
Schulte, Edward D. Kelson. Elec. eng. 77-20.
de Schweinitz, Emil Alex. Biochem. 66-04.
Schweitzer, Hugo. Chemistry. 61-17.
Schweitzer, Johann Paul. Chemistry. 40-11.

Scott, William Earl Dodge. Ornithology. 52-10.
Scoyell, Josiah Thomas. Botany. 41-15.
Scoyell, MelTille Amasa. Chemistry. 55-12.
Scudder, Samuel Hubbard. Entomology. 37-lL
Seal, Alfted Kewlin. Chemistry. 69-f
Sernnan, William Henry. Chemistry. 37-10.
Searle, Arthur. Astronomy. 37-20.
Searle, George Mary. Astronomy. 39-18.
See, Horace. Engineering. 35-f
Seely, Henry Hartyn. Geology. 28-17.
Sellers, Ci^eman. Mech. eng. 48-08.
Sellers, William. Mech. eng. 24-05.
Semens, William OllTor. Chemistry. 35-04.
Senn, Kibholas. Surgery. 45-08.
Shafer, John Adolph. Botany. 63-f
Shaler, Nathaniel Southgate. Geology. 41-06.
Sharp, Benjamin. Zoology. 58-15.
Shattudc, Samuel Walker. Mathematics. 41-15.
Shaw, Edward B. Pedagogy. 55-03.
Shaw, Thomas. Agriculture. 43-19.
Sheldon, Balph Edward. Anatomy. 83-18.
Shrtdon, SamnA Physics. 62-20.
Shepard, Charles VphsJOL Chemistry. 42-15.
Shermany Frank Asbury. Mathematics. 41-15.
Slas, Solomon. Geology. 29-f
Siebel, John Bwald. Chem, Physics. 45-19.
Simon, William. Chemistry. 44-16.
Simpson, Charles Baird. Entomology. 77-07.
Sinkler, Wharton. Medicine. 45-10.
Skinner, Aaron Kichols. Astronomy. 45-19.
Skinner, Joseph John. Mathematics, 42-19.
SUngerland, Mark Venum. Entomology. 64-09.
Smith, 'Abram Aleocander. Medicine. 47-15.
Smith, Andrew Heermanoe. Medicine. 37-10.
Smith, Arthur George. Mechanics. 68-16.
Smith, Clinton DeWitt Agriculture, 54-16.
Smith, Edwin. Astron, Geodesy. 51-12.

Smith, Eugene. CicH eng, Zool. 60-12.

Smith, Eugene Alfred. Med, Surg. 64-14.

Smith, Hamilton Lamphere. PhysicB. 18-03.

Smithy Herbert HuntingtoiL Zoology. 52-19.

Smith, John Bernhardt. Entomology. 58-12.

Smith, John Holmes. Anatomy. 57-19.

Smith, Otis David. Mathematics. 31-f

Smith, Theodate Louise. Psychology. 60-14.

Smith, William Thayer. Physiology. 39-09.

Smyth, Bernard Bryan. Biology,Glaciology. 43-13

Snow, Francis Huntington. Entomology. 40-09.

Snyder, Zachariah Z. Biology. 50-15.

Sonderldcer, Jerome. Mechanics. 59-04.

Soule, Caroline Gray. Zoology. 55-20.

Soule, Bidiard Herman. Mech. eng. 49-f

Soule, William. Chem, Physics. 34-14.

Southard, Elmer Ernest. Neuropathology. 76-2 '

Souther, Henry. Mech. eng. 65-f

Spalding, Volney Morgan. Botany. 49-18.

Spangler, Henry WUson. Mech. eng. 58-12,

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Speyen, Olarvnce L. Chemitiry. 63-12.
Spltika, EdwMTd Obarlas. Anatomy, 52-14.
Stamper, Alva Walker. Mathematics, • 71-18.
Stanley, WiUlam. IBUa, eng, 68-16.
Steanui^ Herman DeOlercq^ Phy$ie$, 65-07.
SteamSyBobert Bdwards Carter. Zoology, 27-09.
Steele, John I>attcm. Taiholoffy. 68-f
Steele, Warren Merrill. ThiloBophy, 74-10.
Sternberg, George Miller. Bacteriology, 88-15.
Stevens, Kettle Mtuia. Biology, 61-12.
Sterenson, Mrs. Matilda Oose. JE^tftnoIopy. 50-15.
Stewart^ I>avld Deniaon. Medioi/M, 58-f
Stewart, Hngli Angus. Taihology, 8^17.
Stewart^ Vem Bonham. TlafiX pathology. 88-18.
Stierlnger,lAther. ElecttioaXengitMeri/iig, 45-03.
StUlman, Thomas Bliss. Chemigpry, 52-15.
Stimson, Lewis Atterbury. Medicine, 44-17.
Stockwell, John Kelson. Astronomy, 32-20.
Stoddard, John Tappan. Chemistry, 52-19.
Storer, Francis Hnmphreys. Chemistry. 32-14.
Strlngham, Washington Irving. Math, 47-09.
Stnbenraach, Arnold Valentine. Pomolo^. 71-17.
Stnnts, Stephen Conrad. Bibliography. 75-18.
Suttom, William John. Geology, 59-15.
Sweet, Elnathan. Civil engineering. 37-03.
Sweet, John Bdson. Meohanics. 32-16.
Sweetland, Arthur &. Meteorology, f-03.
Swift^ Lewis. Astronomy, 20-14.
Syme, William Anderson. Chemistry. 79-09.

Tarr, Balph Stockman. Geology. 64-12.

Tas8in,Wirt Chemistry. 69-15.

Taylor, Edward Bandolph. Chemistry. 44-17.

Taylor, Frederick Wlnslow. Meeh, eng. 5^15.

Taylor, Thomas Maynard. Chemistry. 74-07.

Tttmple, James Clarenoe. Bacteriology, 82-16.

Thomas, Benjamin Franklin. Physics. 50-11.

Thomas, Cyms. Ethnology. 25-10.

Tbomas, Mason Blanchard. Botany, 66-16.

Thompson, Almon Harris. Geography. 39-06.

Thompson, Alton Howard. Anthropology. 49-14.

Thomson, William. Ophthalmology. 33-07.

Thomson, William Hanna. Medicine. 33-18.

Thurston, Bobert Henry. Mech. eng. 39-03.

Tlffht, William George. Geology, 65-10.

Timberlake, Hamilton areenwood. Botany, 71-03.
Tingrle, John Bishop. Chemistry. 66-18.
Titus, Esbon Yoknm. Physical chemistry. 91-20.
Tobey, Bdward Kelson. Bacteriology. 71-f
Todd, Henry Davis. Astronomy. 38-07.
Tooker, William Wallace. Ethnology. 48-17.
Torrey, Henry Angustos. Chemistry, 71-10.
Traey, Samnel Mills. Agriculture. 47-20.
Trowbridge, Charles Christopher. Physics. 70-18.
Tradaan, Edward Livingston. Medicine, 48-15.
True, Frederick WiUiam. Zoology. 58-14. .
Truxnan, James. Surgery, 26-14.

Trambnll, Onrdon. Ornithology, 41-04.
Tofts, Ftank Leo. Physics, 71-09.
Tattle^ David KitChelL Chemistry. 35-15.
Tyson, James. Medicine, 41-19. •

Uhler, Fhilip Beeee. Biol, Geol, 35-13.
Underwood, Lncien Marcos. Botany. 53-07.
Upham, Edwin Porter. Archeology. 45r-f
Upton, Winslow. Astronomy, 53-14.

Van Hise, Charles Bicfaard. Geology, 57-18.
Van Vleck, John Monroe. Math, Astron, 33-12.
Vasey, Harvey BImer. Botany, 90-f
Vaoghan, Victor Glaience, Jr. Pathology, 79-19.
Vaoghn, William James. Math, Astron, 84-12.
Veeder, Major Albert. 8anU, science, 48-15.
Volk, Ecnest Archeology. 45-19.

Wadsworth, Oliver Fairfield. Ophthal. 38-r
Wahl, William Hteiry. Chemistry. 48-09.
Wait, Loden Angostos. Mathematics, 46-13.
Wake, Charles Staniland. Ethnology, 35-10.
Waldo, Frank. Meteorology, 57-20.
Walker, Ernest. ffottimtZtiirtf. 62- f
Waller, Elwyn. Chemistry. 46-19.
Walpole, Frederick A. Botany. 61-04.
Walters, Bdward Haslam. Chemistry. 87-18.
Ward, Henry Angostos. Nat, science. 34-06.
Ward, Lester Frank. Bot, Sociol. 41-13.
Ward, Bichard Halsted. Biology. 37-17.
Ward, Sanrael Baldwin. Medicine. 42-15.
Warder, Bobert Brown. Chemistry, 48-05.
Warner, James D. Mathematics. 27-11.
Warren, Joseph Weathe^ead. Physiology. 49-16.
Warren, SamoA Bdward. Geometry. 31-f
Warring, Charles Bartlett. Physics. 25-07.
Watkins, Oscar a Chemistry. 83-19.
Watson, Benjamin Marston. Horticulture. 48-f
Watson, William. Mathematics. 34-15.
Weaver, William Dixon. Electrical eng. 57-19.
Webb,HowardScott. Electrical engineering, 65-05.
Webb, John Borkitt Physics. 41-f
Weber, Henry Adam. Chemistry. 45-14.
Weber, Henry Charles FaoL Chemistry. 78-12.
Webster, Francis Marion. Entomology. 49-16.
Weedon, William Stone. Chemistry. 77-12.
Well, Bichard. Pathology. 76-16.
Weld, Laenas Oifford. Mathematics. 62-19.
WeUs, Eliab Horatio. Physics, Geology, 36-f
Wells, F. J. Agriculture, t-04.
WeUs, Webster. Mathematics, 51-16.
Wendell, Oliver Clinton. Astronomy. 45-12.
Wentworth,OeorgeAlbert JfafA,PAy«i<». 35-06.
Wenzell, William Theodore. Chemistry. 29-13.
Wesbrook, Frank Falrdiild. Pathology. 68-18.
West, Thomas D. Mech. engineering, 51-15.
Westhaver, James B. Physics. 62- f

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AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

WeftdnchaaM, George. Engineering. 46-14.
WMtoDy Fidmimd BzownelL CivH eng, 50-16.
WliaelAr, Ohaxtes Fay. Botany. 42-10.
Wheeler, CSuirles Gilbert. Chem, Oeol. 36-12.
Wheeler, Henry Iiord. Chemistry. 67-14.
WUte, Ohaxles Abiatbar. Geology. 26-10.
Wblte, Oharlee Joyce. Mathemaitioe. 39-17.
Wblte, James Olarke. Dermatology. 33-16.
Wbite, Jamee WlUiaaL Swrgery. 50-16.
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FAMILIES OF AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE '

In a series of articles entitled "A Sta-
tistical Study of American Men of Sci-
ence/' printed in Science in 1906 and
1910 and as an appendix to the second
edition of * * The Bio^aphical Directory of
American Men of Science/' methods were
explained by which the thousand leading
scientific men of the United States had
been selected and arranged in the order of
the merit of their work. Studies were
made of the measurement of scientific
performance, of the origin and distribu-
tion of scientific men, and of the changes
which occurred during an interval of sev-
eral years. Data have now been gathered
in regard to the families of the men of
science previously selected. In our pres-
ent state of ignorance a statistical study
of any homogeneous and objectively chosen
group should be of value, both as a contri-
bution to psycholog^ical and vital statistics
in general and for comparison with other
groups which may be similarly studied.
Scientific men. form a desirable group for
such study as, on the one hand, they may
be assumed to be willing and competent
to supply the information and, on the
other hand, knowledge concerning the con-
ditions favorable to scientific performance
may have important practical applications.

Of one thousand one hundred and fifty-
four scientific men from whom informa-
tion in regard to their families was re-
quested 1,036 replied and 118 did not.
Of the replies 16 were blank, sometimes
accompanied by the explanation that the
information was not readily attainable or
the like, 7 were to the effect that the in-
formation would be sent later or the like,
13 were received too late, 25 were very im-

1 Beprinted from The Papular Science Monthly,
'MoLj, 1915, and from The Soieniifio Monthly,
March and October, 1917.

»

perfect, 975 were usable and in most cases
complete. This is an unusually full reply
to a questionnaire. For example, in an-
swer to an inquiry in regard to note-
worthy relatives addressed to 467 fellows
of the Royal Society, Sir Francis Gal-
ton received 207 useful replies, and the
completely available returns ** scarcely ex-
ceeded 100." In such cases it is desirable
that returns should be complete in order
to avoid the selection of a special class.
Thus, when people are asked whether they
have noteworthy relatives, those having
them are more likely to reply than others,
and the percentage of positive replies may
give no definite information in regard to
the frequency. In the present case it
appears, frohi examination of the names
of the ten per cent, who failed to reply,
that there was no group that would affect
appreciably the result of the inquiry.

I. Origin, Heredity and PERitoEMANCE

In the previous articles statistics were
given in regard to the birthplace of the
scientific men, and data are now at hand

Table I. Natiokalxtt or thx Pabsnts of Aheb-

CA2^M2N OF Schnce

Both
PsrentB

FStlMT

Only

Motlier
Only

Total
FnmUlM

American

628

48

9

4

14

54

6

6

1

6

3

6

6

0

2

23

36

13

10

3

23

0

0

2

0

3

6

4

1

0

42

28

15

12

7

12

0

0

1

0

5

2

0

0

0

660.S

Engltffh .

80

Scotch

23

Iriah

IS
19

G^nnAD. . .

71.5

Norwegian

Swedish

6
6

2.5

Russian

•••'
6

Dutch

' 7

French

10

Swiss

8

Italian

0.5

Japanese

! 2

Total

793

124

124

917

781

782

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

y in regard to the nationality and race of
■ their parents. Of the thousand scientific
men first selected 126 were born abroad —
34 in Canada, 38 in Great Britain and 19
in Germany. Table I. gives the national-
ity of the parents of 917 leading scientific
men. Six hundred and twenty-eight, or
more than two thirds, have both parents
of native American (United States) birth,
23 others have an American father and 42
an American mother, foreign men having
married American women more frequently
than the reverse. In 165 cases both
parents are foreign bom and of the same
nationality. Including Americans there
are 124 marriages in which the nationality
of the parents was mixed, but they were
largely British, The American-bom par-
ents are mainly of British and New Eng-
land descent; of foreign-born parents, 137
fathers and an equal number of mothers
are English, Scotch, Irish or Canadian.
Germany contributes 77 fathers and 66
mothers. Other nations contribute in all
52 fathers and 44 mothers — fairly equally
distributed among Norwegians, Swedes^
Russians, Dutch, French and Swiss, with
several from Denmark, Italy and Japan.
The parents of American men of science
are thus predominantly British-American,
with an admixture of nearly 8 per cent, of
Germans and about 5 per cent, from other
nationalities.

Twelve and six tenths Qpr cent, of our
leading scientific men are foreign bom,
12.6 per cent, are native bom of foreign-
bom parents, and 7.1 per cent, have one
foreign-bom parent. In the general popu-
lation of the United States 14 per cent, of
the people are foreign bom, 13.5 have
both parents foreign bom and 6.7 have
one parent foreign bom. The foreign
bom and those of foreign-born parentage
thus contribute less, but only slightly less,
than the native population to scientific
productivity. There is a great difference
in the different nationalities. Those bom
in Great Britain contribute 1.2 per cent.

to the population and 3.4 per cent to our
scientific men; Germany contributes 2.7
per cent, to the population and 1.9 per
cent, to the scientific men; Russia 1.7 to
the population and 0.6 to the scientifie
men ; Italy 1.5 to the population and 0.1
to the scientific men. These differences
are not, however, necessarily due to any
racial superiority of the British and Oer-
mans. Men have been called from these
countries to scientific positions here or
have come to seek them, and in general a
larger proportion of their immigrants
have been from the educated class. In
my own science men so distinguished as
Professor Munsterbei^ from Germany and
Professor Titchener from England have
accepted chairs of psychology in our uni-
versities. It is most unfortunate for us
that this movement appears to hare
ceased. Between 1903 and 1910 only one
scientific man of high distinction was
called to this country, whereas nine lead-
ing scientific men returned to their natiTe
countries.

We could and should see to it that the
foreigners coming to the United States
contribute their share of men of perfonn-
ance. Frchn the point of view of national
selfishness nothing could be more profit-
able than to add to the community as
many foreign men of distinction as would
come for five or ten thousand dollars a
year, and as many young men of promise
as would come for one or two thousand
dollajB a year. Such men are already
selected and their education is paid for.
We have paid for the education of some
150,000 physicians to obtain at most 1,000
who are competent to advance medical
science. The services of this thousand are
probably worth ad much as those of all the
others combined, so if we divide equally
the cost of bringing up and educating
these physicians, the cost of a man com-
petent to advance science is perhaps $500,-
000 and his value is far greater. Such
men we can obtain from abroad free of

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

783

cost beyond the payment for their living,
which must be paid equally to those who
are educated ajid selected at our own ex-
pense. Not only the men themselves, but
their descendants also are assets to the
country of incalculable value. From the
point of view of the world at large, it is
probably an advantage to bring men of
distinction and of promise to this country,
as this tends to promote friendly intemar
tional relations and good-will, and be-
cause, the wealth being greater here and
the competition less, we should be able to
give better opportunity to the men. The
war has placed on us great responsibility ;
we should provide for those debarred from
advancing science, scholarship and art at
home.

Table n. The Pssckmtaqx of the BoiSNTmo
Men in each or Four Orambs aocobdino to
Nationalitt or thxib Pasxnts

No.

Ptroentage of Baeb Grade.

I

II

HI

IV

American

Rrit)«h

662.6
137
73.6

48

7.7

6.6

10.2

8.3

18.3
17.9
20.4
20.8

67.9
66.9
67.1
66.3

16.0
18.7

German .........

12.2

Othen

14.6

Total

911

71

7.8

169

18.6

525

67.6

146

Per cent.

16.0

While it is comparatively easy to deter-
mine the nationality of scientific men and
of their parents, it is almost impossible to
determine their race. Indeed, a consider-
ation of the subject leads to a realization
of the complexity of the racial descent of
the peoples forming the nations of western
Europe and America. There are 13.5

families stated to be Jews. Of 71.5 Ger-
man families, 8 are Jews; of 6 Russian
families, 5 are Jews; among 660.5 native
American families, there is only one Jew-
ish parent. There may be some unrecorded
cases ; the number of native-bom scientific
men of Jewish family is smaller than
might have been anticipated. Two fam-
ilies are Japanese; none is known to be
of Negro or of North American Indian
descent.

The scientific men have been divided
into four groups in accordance with the
merit of their performance. These are:
I. those among the leading hundred of our
scientific men ; II. those among the second
and third hundreds; III. those below this
rank in the thousand ; and IV. those who
in the second arrangement fell below the
thousand. As shown in the previous
paper, the first three groups cover about
equal ranges of merit, and this also holds
in a general way for the fourth group.
In Table II. is given the nationality of
the parents of the scientific men in accord-
ance with these grades. Those of Amer-
ican parentage are of average standing;
those of British parentage are below and
those of German parentage are above the
average. Those of other nationalities are
slightly above the average. Among the
leading hundred men of science seven are
of Jewish family. The Jewish race thus
appears to show superior intellectual
ability. The diflferences in the other na-
tionalities and races are so small as to
indicate practical equality. The slight

Table III.

Thx Occupations or the

FATHxas or

THX ScixNTino MXN

No.

PorCwt.

PflreMiUce of Eaeb Grade.

I

n

in

:

[V

ProffHMnoDf .

381

89

66

58

74

04

188
316

43.1

10.1

7.5

6.6

8.3

10.6*

21.2
35.7

5.6

9.1

10.3

10.8

9.6

8.9

3.7
7.9

18.4

19.1

18.2

24.2

18.9

13.8

20.7
17.4

67.5

60.7

50.0

51.7

59.5

61.7

56.4
61.1

14.6
22.7
13.8
10.8
14.9

15.2

dergymeii.

lAwvern ^

Teadiera

Othen

Affrioulture , .

19.2

Manufacture and trade —

13.6

Total

885

7.5

18.5

58.5

15.5

784

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

superiority of the Germans is due to
several men who have come to this country
to fill scientific positions, half of whom are
of Jewish descent.

The occupations of the fathers of 885
scientific men are given in Table III.
Forty-three 'per cent, belong to the pro-
fessional classes; 21.2 per cent, to the
agricultural classes and 35.7 per cent, to
the manufacturing and business classes.
In the United States in 1850, 3.1 per cent,
of white men having occupations were in
the professions ; 44.1 were engaged in agri-
culture, and 34.1 in trade, transportation,
manufacturing and mechanical pursuits
The professional classes have thus con-
tributed in proportion to their numbers
about fourteen times as many scientific
men as the others, the agricultural classes
only half as many as the manufacturing
and trading classes. The farm not only
produces relatively fewer scientific men,
but a smaller proportion of them are of
high distinction and a larger proportion
are in the lowest group. This traverses a
common belief, as voiced, for example, by
Dr. Charles W. Eliot, when he writes :

The country breeding gives a vigor and an en-
durance which in the long run outweigh all city
advantages, and enable the well-endowed country
boys to outstrip their city-bred con^petitors.s

The writer showed, however, in the
previous paper that in proportion to their
population cities have produced twice as
many scientific men as the country.

The four professions of divinity, medi-
cine, law and teaching, with a fifth group
composed of the remaining professions —
engineering, fine arts, journalism, the gov-
ernment service, etc. — contribute numbers
of scientific men not far from equal.
According to the census of 1850, the
numbers of the four learned professions
were : Clergymen, 26,842 ; lawyers, 23,939 ;
physicians, 40,765; men teachers, 30,530.

2 "Family Stocks in a Democracy," American
Contributions to Civilization, 1898.

For each thousand of their members, they
contributed scientific men as follows:

Clergymen 3^

Lawyers .' 2.5

Teai^ers 2.4

Physicians 1.6

Clergymen, therefore, have the best
record, and physicians the worst. Yet at
that period there was supposed to be a
conflict between science and theology, and
the work of the physician is, or should
be, allied to, if not identical with, that of
the man of science. But in the middle of
the last century the clergymen were likely
to be better educated and more closely
identified with the colleges than the phys-
icians. The lawyers and the teachers were
equally productive, but college professors
— of whom there were only 943 in 1850—
are far before any other class. The group
of '^ other professions'' is too ill defined
to permit statistical treatment. In the
census of 1850, mechanics who ran engines
were called engineers and included amonj?
the professions. It will be noted from the
table that lawyers and teachers have con-
tributed the largest percentage of scien-
tific men of high distinction, but the
differences are not so large as to be sig-
nificant.

As it is much easier to determine
nationality than race, so occupation can
be stated more readily than social x>ontion.
It would be desirable to know the social
connections and incomes of the fathers of
scientific men at the period when their
sons were educated, but such information
is not at hand. Men in the same pro-
fession Have very different social environ-
ments ; in manufacturing and trade a man
may be an artisan or a multi-millionaire.
It is, however, clear that a majority of
scientific men come from the so-called
middle and upper classes. Not very far
from half of them are supplied by the
professional classes, formii^ about one
thirtieth of the population, and undoubt-
edly they tend to be sons of the more

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

785

fiuccessf ul prof esaioiial men. Under manu-
facturing and trade all sorts of occupa-
tions are included, but only a small part
of the fathers belong to the class of arti-
sans and still fewer to the class of clerks.
Most of them own their own business,
which maj be anything from a small shop
in a university town* to the control of a
railway system. Not a single scientific
man is recorded as coming from the class
engaged in domestic service, nor is any
known to be the son of a day laborer,
even of the higher grades. Agriculture
includes agricultural laborers, but the
fathers of the scientific men usually
owned their own farms, and were prob-
ably in the main the farmers of the better
class with relatives among professional
men. Our farming population belongs
chiefly to a yeoman class, not to a peasant
class such as forms nine tenths of the
population of Russia.

The earlier studies of scientific men
made by De CandoUe and Galton and the
groups treated by Odin and Ellis yield
results in regard to the origin of men of
performance comparable with those here
given. De CandoUe^ found that of 100
foreign associates of the Paris Academy
of Sciences, 41 came from noble and
wealthy families, 52 came from the middle
class and 7 from the working class. Gal-
ton* found that of 96 contemporary leading
men of science none came from the artisan
*and peasant classes. Odin^ found that of
823 French men of letters, 65 per cent.

s A not&ble ease is of itliTee brothers who have
attained seientifie distinction. They obviously had
iniberited ability, but the opportunity to exhibit
it in seientiflc research was probably due to the
fact that their father's shop was in a uniTersity
town.

^''Histoire des Sciences et des Savants depuis
deux SiMes,'' Geneve, 1873.

B<<Engli8h Men of Science,'/ London, 1874;
New York, 1875.

• "Genftse des Orands Hommes," Paris et Lau-
sanne, 1895. An exoeUent account of Odin's re<
searches is given in Lester F. Ward's "Applied
Sociology," Boston and New York, 1906.

50

came from the nobility and governing
classes, 23 per cent, from the professions,
12 per cent, from the commercial and
middle classes and 16 per cent, from the
lower classes. EUis^ found that of 829
British men of genins 18.5 per cent, came
from the nobility and upper classes, 41.3
per cent, from the professions, 31.2 from
the manufacturing and commercial classes,
6 per cent, from the yeomen and farmers
and 2.5 from the artisan and laboring
classes.

The working classes outnumbered the
nobility a hundredfold, but produce only
one quarter as many men of performance.
If the working classes have equal ability
and if they had been given equal oppor-
tunity, instead of a hundred scientific men
of the rank of the foreign associates of
the Paris Academy there would have been
forty thousand. It may be that the
peasant and artisan classes in European
countries are separated from the upper
classes by an inferior heredity; but that
is scarcely the case in America. Five or
ten generations back most of us have
ancestors of nearly the same average
physical, intellectual and social condition ;
any selection for ability within this short
period must be slight and transient.

It is evident that what a man can do
depends on his congenital equipment.
How far what he does do depends on
his environment and how far on his con-
genital equipment, or how far his con-
genital equipment depends on that of his
parents and his family line of descent,
we do not know. Most sociological writers
and some biologists are confused in their
use of the concept of heredity. When
there is discussion of the relative influ-
ence on performance of heredity and en-
vironment, by heredity there is sometimes
understood the original constitution of
the individual and sometimes his resem-
blance to pdrents and other relatives. It

T<<A Study of British Genius," London, 1904.

786

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

is conceivable that the original constitu-
tion of son and father might be exactly
the same and yet the individual be so
plastic to environm^it that under differ-
ent conditions there would be but slight
similarity between their performances. It
is also conceivable that there might be no
similarity between the original constitu-
tions of son and father, and yet the per-
formance of each be determined by his
original constitution almost without in-
fluence from environment. Under which
of these extreme hypotheses would the
current sociologist call heredity strong or
weak? The word heredity should be re-
served for resemblance due to a common
germ plasm and some other word found
for the constitution of the fertilized ovum
or zygote; perhaps the best that can be
done is to use this uncouth word. We
can then discriminate between the two dis-
tinct questions: What is the resemblance
between the zygotes of two brothers?
How far, does the zygote of an individual
determine his performance as an adult?
The distinctions are of vast importance
for the organization of society. If men
of performance could only come from
superior family lines, this would be a
conclusive argument for a privileged class
and for a hereditary aristocracy. If the
congenital equipment of an individual
should prescribe completely what he will
accomplish in life, equality of opportu-
nity, education and social reform would
be of no significance. Such an extreme
position, though it is approached by men
with so much authority as Sir Francis
Galton, Professor Karl Pearson, Dr. P. A.
Woods, Dr. C. B. Davenport and Pro-
fessor E. L. Thomdike, is untenable.
Equally extreme in the opposite direction
is M. Odin's aphorism "Genius is in
things not in men," or the not uncommon
opinion that almost an3rthing can be done
with a child by training and education.
It is a problem of degree and of circum-
stance, a scientific question that could

probably be solved within a reasonable
time if as much intelligence and monej
were devoted to it as to one of the bureaus
of the Department of Agriculture.

In the meanwhile we must do the best
we can with the material at hand, even
though the interpretation is in nearly all
cases ambiguous. It is here shown that 43
per cent, of our leading scientific men
have come from the professional classes.
We may conclude that more than one half
of our men of science come from the one
per cent, of the population most f avorablj
situated to produce them. The son of a
successful professional man is fifty times
as likely to become a leading scientific
man as a boy taken at random from the
community. My data also show that a
boy bom in Massachusetts or Connecticat
has been fifty times as likely to become
a scientific man as a boy bom along the
southeastern seaboard from Georgia to
Louisiana. They further show that a boy
is fifty times as likely to do scientific work
as a girl. No negro in this country has
hitherto accomplished scientific work en-
titling him to be included amon^ our lead-
ing thousand scientific men. A boy from
the professional classes in New England
has a million chances to become a scientific
leader as compared with one chance for a
negro girl from the cotton fields.

These great differences may ppopcriy
be attributed in part to natural capacity
and in part to opportunity. When it is •
asked how far the result is due to each of
these factors, the question is in a sense
ambiguous. It is like asking whether the
extension of a spiral spring is due to the
spring or to the force applied. Some
springs can not be extended a foot by any
force; no spring can be extended without
force. The result depends on the relation
between the constitution of the spring and
the force applied. If the 174 babies bom
in Massachusetts and Connecticut who be-
came leading scientific men had been ex-
changed with babies bom in the south, it

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

787

seems probable that few or none of them
would have become scientific men. It may
also be the case that few or none of the
babies from the south transplanted to New
England would have become scientific
men, but it is probably true that a nearly
equal number of scientific men would have
been reared in New England. It is cer-
tain that there would not have been 174
leading scientific men from the extreme
southern states and practically none from
Massachusetts and Connecticut. If the
stock of the southern states remains un-
diluted, it may, as social conditions
change, produce even more scientific men
per thousand of its population than New
England has hitherto produced. In the
first list of the thousand leading scientific
men, Massachusetts produced 109 and
Connecticut 87 per million of their popu-
lation. Of the younger men added to the
list in the second arrangement under
comparable conditions, Massachusetts pro-
duced 85 and Connecticut 57. The other
North Atlantic states failed in like meas-
ure, while the central states show a gain
— ^Michigan from 36 to 74, Minnesota from
23 to 59, etc. These changes must be
attributed to an altered environment, not
to an altered racial stock. Japan had no
distinguished scientific men a generation
ago and China has none now, but it may be
that in a few years their contributions to
science will rival ours.

A Darwin bom in China in 1809 could
not have become a Darwin, nor could a
Lincoln bom here on the same day have
become a Lincoln had there been no civil
war. If the two infants had been ex-
changed there would have been no Darwin
in America and no Lincoln in England.
Darwin was a member of a distinguished
family line possessing high natural ability
and the advantages of opportunity and
wealth. Lincoln had no parental inheri-
tance of ability or wealth, but he too had
innate capacity and the opportunity of
circumstance. If no infants had been

bom with .the peculiar natural constitu-
tions of Darwin and Lincoln, men like
them could not have been made by any
social institutions, but none the less the
work ihey did might have been accom-
plished by others and perhaps their fame
WQuld have been allotted to others. There
may have been in England other family
lines equal in natural ability to the Dar-
wins and in this country other individuals
as well constituted as Lincoln, but un-
distinguished from lack of opportunity.
It is still more probable that such condi-
tions obtain in Russia and in China, in
whose graveyards there may lie innumer-
able ''mute inglorious" Miltons, Lincolns
and Darwins.

The most exceptional ability may be
suppressed by circumstances; but it can
sometimes deal with them on equal or
perhaps superior terms. Thus the writer
has pointed out how widely distributed in
race, age and performance are the most
distinguished men who have lived.* When
we turn from the most eminent men to
those next in rank, we may doubt whether
their natural ability has not been equaled
by thousands who have not attained dis-
tinction. Among the two hundred most
eminent men who have lived in the history
of the world are: Napoleon III., Nero,
Pox, Julian, P6nelon, Clive, Alberoni,
Bentley and Oerson. It is quite con-
ceivable that there are at present living in
the United States hundreds or thousands
of men having as great natural ability as
these. There may be a hundred thousand
men and women having the natural and
specific ability of the thousand in this
country who have accomplished the best
scientific work.

President A. Lawrence Lowell has re-
marked that we have a better chance of
rearing eaglets from eagles' eggs placed
under a hen than from hen's ^gs placed
in an eagle's nest. But it is also true that

• "A Statifltieal Study of Eminent Men,'' TJie
Popular Science Monthly, 1903.

788

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

we have a better chance of raising tame
eaglets in a chicken coop than in an eyrie.
The difference between a man uninterested
in science and a scientific man is not that
between a chicken and an eagle, but that
between an untrained chicken and a trick
cock. Some cockerels can be trained
better than others, but there are innumer-
able cockerels that might be trained and
are not.

The son of a scientific man may on the
average have the inherited ability which
would make him under equally favorable
circumstances twice, or ten times, or a
hundred times, as likely to do good scien-
tific work as a boy taken at random from
the community. The degree of advantage
should be determined. It surely exists,
and the children of scientific men should
be numerous and well cared for. But we
can do even more to increase the number
of productive scientific men by proper
selection from the whole 'community and
by giving opportunity to those who are fit.
Galton finds in the judges of England
a notable proof of hereditary genius. It
would be found to be much less in the
judges of the United States. It could
probably be shown by the same methods
to be even stronger in the families con-
ducting the leading publishing and bank-
ing houses of England and Germany. As
I write, the death is announced of Sir
William White, the distinguished naval
engineer, chief constructor of the British
navy, president of th^ British Association.
If his father had been chief constructor
of the navy, he would have been included
among Galton 's noteworthy families of
fellows of the Boyal Society. The fact
that his father-in-law was chief construc-
tor of the British navy throws, if only by
way of illustration, a light on the situation
in two directions.

On the one hand, the specific character
of performance and degree of success are
determined by family position and priv-
il^e as well as by physical heredity; on

the other hand, marriage, chiefly deter-
mined by environment, is an important
factor in maintaining family lines. The
often-quoted cases of the Juke and
Edwards families are more largely due
to environment and intermarriage within
that environment than to the persistence
of the traits of one individual through
several generations. The recently pub-
lished ''KaUikak Family'* by Dr. H. H,
Goddard demonstrates once again the
heredity of feeblemindedness. It would,
however, have been a stronger argument
for the omnipotence of heredity if the
original ancestor had left by a healthy
mother illegitimate children who estab-
lished prosperous lines of descent, and a
(diild by a feeble-minded wife who left
degenerate lines of descent. Two experi-
ments have been made on a large scale
which seem fairly definite even though
quantitative results can not at present be
reached. The mulattoes may be assumed
to have a heredity midway between
negroes and whites, but their social en-
vironment is that of the negroes, and
their performance corresponds with thrir
social environment rather than with their
heredity. Illegitimate children have per-
haps a heredity as good as the average,
but their performance faUs far below the
average. If performance were determined
by heredity alone there might be expected
to be among our thousand leading scien-
tific men some forty mulattoes and some
forty of ill^timate birth, whereas there
is probably not one of either class.

At nearly the same time Agassiz came
from abroad to Harvard and Briinnow
to Michigan. We all know the list of
distinguished naturalists trained under
Agassiz — Brooks, Hyatt, Jordan, Lyman,
Minot, Morse, Packard, Putnam, Seudder.
Shaler, Verrill, Whitman, Wilder and
many more, directly and indlreetlr.
From Michigan have come, as is not 90
well kqpwn, one fourth of our most dis-
tinguished astronomers, including Abbe,

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

789

Campbell, Comstock, Curtis, Doolittle,
Hall, Hussey, Klotz, Lenschner, Payne,
Schaeberle, Watson and Woodward. Cer-
tainly the coming of Agassiz and Briinnow
was the real canse of greatly increased
scientific productivity in America. Some,
but not all, of those who worked under
Agassiz would have become naturalists
apart from his influence. The astronomers
from Michigan must in the main be at-
tributed to their environment. The men
had the necessary ability, but if Briinnow
had not gone to Michigan, they would
not have become astronomers; if they had
gone to the University of Penni^lvania,
they would have been more likely to
become physicians than astronomers; if
they had not gone to a university they
would not have become scientific men.

It is certainly satisfactory if we can
attribute the inferiority of scientific per-
formance in America as compared with
Germany, France and Great Britain to
lack of opportunity rather than to lesser
racial ability. In « Germany scientific re-
search has been made by the university
rather than the reverse. In Great Britain
also the universities have been potent, and,
in addition, its leisure class has contrib-
uted greatly. Here prior to 1876 we had
no university in which research work was
adequately encouraged, and we have had
no amateurs comparable to those of Great
Britain. Professor Pickering found* that
of the 87 scientific men who were members
of at least two foreign academies, 6 were
Americans as compared with 17 from
Prussia, 13 from England and 12 from
France. In so far as our scientific pro-
du cation is so measured, the reference is to
a generation ago, when our universities
^^ere only beginning to develop and re-
search work was only beginning to be ap-
preciated. But it is a striking fact that
of the six distinguished Americans, three
are astronomers; and astronomy is the

o The PopyJUir Science Monthly, October, 1908,
and January, 1909.

only science in which thirty years ago the
facilities for research work in this country
were equal to those of the leading Eu-
ropean nations. Of the remaining three,
two have not been engaged in teaching,
and the third has been practically freed
from teaching for his research work. We
may hope that when conditions become as
favorable for other sciences as they have
been for astronomy, the United States
will assume leadership in scientific pro-
ductivity.

In order to answer questions such as
the extent to which the scientific work
accomplished in America is due to native
endowment, whether such endowment is
general or specific, how far it occurs in
family lines, what part of those endowed
are able to prove their ability, the in-
fluence of education and example, the
effects of opportunity, encouragement and
rewards, it is necessary to make a study of
individual cases. A large mass of mate-
rial is at hand concerning the relatives of
scientific men who have shown scientific
productivity or have attained distinction,
but these data are not in order for publi-
cation and should be supplemented by
answers to many enquiries. In the mean-
while the writer may say that it is his
opinion that while we should welcome and
support a eugenic movement tending to
limit the birth of feeble-minded and de-
fective children and encouraging the birth
of those that are well endowed, it appears
that under existing conditions of knowl-
edge, law and sentiment, we can probably
accomplish more for science, civilization
and racial advance by selecting from the
thirty million children of the country
those having superior natural ability and
character, by training them and giving
them opportunity to do the work for which
they are fit. We waste the mineral re-
sources of the country and the fertility of
the soil, but our moat scandalous waste is
of our children, most of all of those ^iho

790

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

might become men and women of perf onn-
ance and of genius.

Eugenics may become the most impor-
tant of all applied sciences, but at present
its scientific foundations must be laid by
the study of comparative genetics, on the
one side, and the study of human conduct,
on the other. There is more immediate
prospect of improving our civilization
than our germ plasm. It is easier to
decrease or eliminate typhoid fever by
hygienic measures than to attain racial
immunity, although this is not equally
the case for tuberculosis and still less for
cancer. We can increase to any desired
extent from the existing population by
proper selection and training the number
of scientific workers in the United States.
The number capable of exhibiting genius
is limited, but many of them are lost
through lack of opportunity. It is our
business, it should be our principal busi-
ness, to improve our civilization by giving
opportunity to those who are fit, while at
the same time investigating the conditions
which will give us a better race.

II. Marriage and Number of Children

There are thousands of volumes con-
taining vital statistics, but exact studies
of definite groups of individuals have
scarcely been made. It is often assumed
that we must have vast numbers of caaes,
such as are obtained by a national census,
in order to secure valid statistics, but in
some directions better scientific results can
be obtained by applying more careful
methods to a limited number of cases.
The difSculty in obtaining correct statis-
tics is not the variable error, which
decreases with the number of cases, but
the constant errors, which can only be
eliminated by proper methods. Thus, for
example, I find that the parents of 871
scientific men had families of the average
size of 4,65 children, with a probable error
of 0,05. The chances are even that in-
crensing indefinitely the number of cases

would give a figure varying only between
4.6 and 4.7, and this is as close a deter-
mination as is needed. But a serious mis-
take would be made if it were assumed
that the average family of the class from
which the scientific men come was as large
as 4.65, The fathers of 865 scientific men
died at the average age of 70.6 years and
their mothers at the average age of 1Q2
years. The chances are even that this
figure is correct within one third of a
year, and this is all we need to know. It
would, however, be incorrect to use these
figures to prove that people of that class
and generation lived to the age of seventy
years or that the men lived longer than
the women. In the census of 1880 there
were found to be in the United States
170,000 more children in their second than
in their first year. As over one tenth of
all the children died in their first year,
this result is incredible, and the large
number of cases only makes the absurdity
more obvious.

Table IV. Nuubsbs anb Pbcxntaosb op Scxik-

TIFIC MlN WHO ARX UNMABBIB) IK AOCORD-

ANOB WITH THBIB AGES

Aim of Sotenttte Men

Tottl

-89

40-49

50-«0

60-80

70-

Number . . .
Unmarried.
Per cent . . .

160
27
18.00

402
42
10.45

269
19
7.06

131
12
9.16

48
3
6.25

1,000
105
10.5

The table shows that of just one thou-
sand leading scientific men for whom the
information is at hand 105 are unmarried.
Eighteen per cent, of those under 40 years
of age are single, 10.5 per cent, of those
between 40 and 50, and 7.5 per cent, of
those over 50. According to the census of
1900, 17.1 per cent, of men 35 to 44 years
old are single, 10.4 per cent, of those from
45 to 54, and 7.8 per cent, of those from
55 to 64. There is thus a tolerably dose
correspoiMence between the marriages of
scientific men and of the general popula-
tion, but the age groups of the census

AMEMCAK MEN OT SCISNCE

791

being five years older, a scientific man is
more likely to be married than a man
taken at random from the community.
This is perhaps contrary to general
opinion. A tradition of celibacy for the
scholar has been inherited from the Boman
Catholic Church, it being only within the
time limits of these statistics that fellows
of the colleges of the English universities
have been permitted to marry. Professor
Thomdike* found that only 12 per cent,
of those in ** Who's Who in America*' over
forty years of age are unmarried. On the
other hand, President Eliot* found 28 per
cent, of Harvard graduates 20 to 25 years
out of college to be unmarried. There is
a lack of satisfactory statistics of marriage
conditions in different classes of the com-
munity. For different nations M. Bertil-
lon* states the percentage of unmarried
men over fifty years of age to vary from
16.3 in Belgium to 3.6 in Hungary, it
being 7.5 in Germany and 10.1 in Prance.
Contrary to a wide-spread opinion, the
marriage rate and the age at marriage
have not varied considerably in the course
of the past thirty years. The number of
persons married annually for each thou-
sand of the population in several countries
has been as follows:^

1910
(or 1M»)

France

Qennan Empire. . . .

Italy

England and Wales.
Sweden

15.S

16.6

15.5

15

12

In England and Germany the rate was
highest in the quinquennial period 1896-
1900, reaching 16.1 and 18.8, respectively.
The percentage of women between 15 and
49 years of age who are married has been :

1" Marriage among Eminent Men," The Popu-
lar Science Monthly, 1902.

s Annual Beport of the. President of Harvard
College for 1901-02.

8<«La Depopulation de la France," Paris, 1911.

« Beport of the Begifftrar-General (England and
Wales) for 1910.

Franee

Italy

German Elmpire. . . .
England and Wales.
Sweden

. 1880

1000

(or 1881)

(or 1901)

54.9

67.7

55.2

56.1

51.9

52.8

51.4

49.2

41.4

44.2

There has thus been no decrease in
marriage corresponding to- the decreasing
birth rate which has occurred during this
period. In France, where the birth rate
is the lowest, the marriage rate and the
percentage of women married are the
highest.

The marriage rate varies from year to
year with economic and social conditions,
but the percentage of women of child-
bearing age who are married proves that
marriage is as usual now as it was a gen-
eration ago. The conditions, however, are
extremely complicated, being influenced
by birth rates, death rates, the age con-
stitution of the people and immigration.
The European nations with the exception
of France have supplied great numbers of
immigrants during the past thirty years;
these are largely people of marriageable
age with an excess of unmarried men.
This circumstance makes it more sigpiifi-
cant that there has been no decrease in
marriage in these nations. It explains in
large measure the relations in France and
England, the latter country having been
left with an excess in its population of
over a million women above fifteen years
of age. The comparatively high birth
rates and death rates of a generation ago,
followed by the decreasing birth rates and
death rates which have obtained in nearly
all nations for the past forty years, give
a lajge percentage of the population be*
tween twenty and forty years of age, and
are favorable to a high marriage rate and
to a large proportion of married people.
It is significant of improved conditions
regarding the health of married women
that among 900 scientific men only 15 are
stated to have children by a second wife

792

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

and the number of children is only 29. the age of twenty-nine, 298 of the fathers

The data also show that successive polyg- and 328 of the mothers between twenty

amy through divorce is unusual among and twenty-nine. The scientific men them-

scientific men. • selves married at the average age of 29.5

Tart.I V.

Ages at Mabriags and thb

Sizes of '.

Family

Age

15-19

aa-34

25-89 80-34

Z5-99

40-

At.

Mad.

Number

Sise

S5
5.56

5
6.40

15
2.00

2
2.00

229
4.90

123
5.27

158
2.59

67
2.27

Mother
99 21
4.47 2.71

Father
175 88
4.57 4.60

Wife
165 69
2.44 1.62

Scientific Man
196 108
2.56 2.14

6 '
2.50

27
3.96

22

0.59

39
1.62

22
4.00

11
0

28
1.18

22 JW

4.74
27.98

4.74
26.63

2.23
29.50

2.23

22J9

Number

Sice

26.85

Number

Sue

25.65

t

Number

Sise

28.40

In Table V. data are given in regard to
the age at marriage and the size of family
of our leading scientific men and of their
parents.' The fathers married at the
average age of 28 years and the mothers
at the average age of 22.9 years. The
median ages are naturally lower than the
averages ages, as marriage can be post-
poned beyond the average longer than it
can precede this average. The distribu-
tion of ages is also shown in the table.
Five of the fathers and 85 of the mothers
married under the age of twenty, 137 of
the fathers and 27 of the mothers beyond

5 The data are for ihe 440 oases in which the
families of the scientific men were "completed"
and in which there were no remarriages either of
the scientific men or of their ftithers. The fam-
ilies were taken as completed when the wife was 46
or older, when there had been ten years of married
life without a child or when the period since the
birth of the last child added to the mother's age
is at least 45. 8ome of the families are then not
absolutely completed, but the births would be very
few. None of the 11 w(Mnen who were more than
39 at marriage had children, although newly mar-
ried women of thib age are more lilcely than others
to -bear them. A ilarger error is due to the selec-
tion of families, as those having few or no children
would be more likely to be compleited. The 211
incomplete famdlies have on the average 1.90 chil-
dren, which is about the same as for the completed
families of parents of the same age.

years and their wives were on the aver-
age 26.6 years old. The sons married
about one and a half years later than
their fathers and their wives nearly fonr
years later than the mothers. There is
a statistical anomaly in this comparison,
especially as regards the mothers, for
women who married late would have
few children or none, and the average
age of the mothers would thus be re-
duced as compared with the wives. The
differences are partly due to the fact that
all the scientific men and only part of the
fathers belong to the professional classes;
and there has probably been an increase
in the age of marriage of tiie professional
classes in this country; but the figures
show that any such increase must be smaU.
Bertillon gives the following figures for
the average age at marriage in the period
1896-1900 :

FtntMsRtases

AUManfafM

Men

Women

Men WOMB

Enffland

26.6
27.9
27.5

28.7
29.2

25.1
23.5
23.8

26.7
27.2

2S.4 26.2

Privnce

29.6 25.2

Italy

29.8 24.S

Prussia

29.3 • 26.2

* Austria

30.9 ' 26.S

Sweden

30.2 1 27J

Norway

31.0 2S.1

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

793

The age at marriage is highest in the
Scandinavian nations; it is lowest in the
Slav nations; it is as low in France, with
its small birth rate^ as elsewhere. In
England in the case of first marriages the
husband is one and a half years older than
the wife, in Prance, nearly four and a
half years older. The age at marriage for
first marriages has increased in England
by about three fourths of a year since
1896, before which date the registrar-gen-
eral r^ards the records as inaccurate.
The ages of the consorts at first marriages
have increased from 26.59 and 25.08 in
1896 to 27.46 and 25.81 in 1911. The
average age at which widowers marry has
increased from 44.49 to 46.42 ; for widows
from 40.58 to 41.74. In the quinquennial
period 1876-80, 7.8 per cent, of the hus-
bands and 21.7 per cent, of the wives were
under twenty-one, in 1911 these percent-
ages had decreased to 3.9 and 13.3. The
professional and well-to-do classes marry
later than the average; thus in England,
the ages of the men and women are. re-
spectively, about 32 and 27 years, as com-
pared with about 26 and 24.5 years for
the artisan and laboring classes. It thus
appears that American scientific men
marry at a spmewhat earlier age than the
professional classes in England and their
wives are of about the same age.

The table shows that the size of family
of the parents of the scientific men — the
fraternity of the scientific men — decreases
decidedly as the age of the mother at mar-
riage increases. It is about five and a half
when the mother is under twenty; it de-
creases to four and a half when she is
between twenty-five and thirty and to
scarcely over two and a half when she is
between thirty and forty. The decrease
would be somewhat greater if barren mar-
riages were included; but it is altered in
the opi)osite direction by the fact that the
larger family has the better chance of
giving birth to the scientific man. The
decrease in the size of family with the

advancing age of the father is less, and
depends mainly on the fact that older
husbands are likely to have older wives.
The age of the wife tends to increase about
one year as the age of the husband in-
creases by two years. According to the
New South Wales statistics, admirably
compiled by T. A. Coghlan,* the size of
the family is five when the mother marries
at 21, and as the age at marriage increases
to 24, 28 and 32^ the size of the family de-
creases to approximately four, three and
two. In the case of the scientific men the
family is 2.59 when the mother was 20 to
24 years old at marriage and 2.44 when
she was 25 to 29. It is only two in the
fifteen cases when she was under twenty.
A comparison of these figures with those
for the larger families of the preceding
generation is significant, as they seem to
show the condition when the family is
small and limited. Under these circum-
stances there is but slight difference in the
number of children when a woman marries
at ages from 15 to 29. After thirty, how-
ever, there is a marked decrease, the size
of family being 1.6 for women marrying
between 30 and 34 and only 0.6 for those
marrying between 35 and 39. Less than
half of those marrying between 35 and
39 had children and none of those who
married at the age of 40 or older had
children.

The families from which our scientific
men come had on the average 4.7 children,
and those scientific men who are married
and whose families are complete have on
the average 2.3 children, these figures in-
cluding all the children born. Sir Francis
Galton^ found that a group of about 100
English scientific men (excluding barren
marriages) had, on the average, 4.7 chil-
dren, and their parents 6.3, and remarks:
''This implies a diminution of fertility as

6 "The Declme in the Birth Bate of New South
Welee," Sydney, 1903.

T <' English Men of Science,'' London, 1874, Xew
York. 1875.

794

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

compared with that of their parents, and
confirms the' common belief in the tend-
ency to an extinction of the families of
men who work hard with the brain, '* Mr.
Havelock EUis^ found that 214 fertUe
marriages of British men of distinction
produced, on the average, 5.45 children,
while 276 '^ genius producing families"
consisted, on the average, of 6.96 children,
and remarks that '^men of genius belong
to families in which ther§ is a high birth
rate, a flaring up of procreative activity."
He says further that this '^ might, indeed,
have been anticipated. The mentally ab-
normal classes generally belong to families
with a high birth rate"; and quotes data
in regard to criminals and the insane.
Thus two wide generalizations — ^that in-
tellectual performance conduces to sterility
and that genius is allied to insanity — are
based on a curious statistical fallacy for
which one would suppose Galton the least
likely of men to be responsible.

In a population whose families remain
of the same average size in successive gen-
erations, every one, whether he be a scien-
tific man, a criminal or a tailor, is likely
to come from a larger family than he has.
If, for example, all families were of one or
of seven children equally divided, the aver-
age family would be four in «ach genera-
tion, but the children would be seven times
as likely to come from the larger family
and would belong to a family which, on
the average, would be 6.25. With an aver-
age family of three, the size of 100 fam-
ilies would be distributed approximately
as follows:

Size. .0123456789 10
No. .. 18 10 20 23 15 7 5 3 2 1 1

When then we count up the average
size of the family from which each of the
300 children comes, it will be found to be
4.47. As our scientific men come from
families of the average size of 4.7, one may
conclude that the families of the class to
which they belonged were of the average

8<'A Studj of Briitish Genius," London, 1904.

size of about 3.2. In one generation this
family has been reduced to 2.3, owing
either to a general fall in the birth rate
or because scientific men have famihes
which are smaller than those of the classes
to which their parents belonged. Both
factors are present; there is a general
decrease in the birth rate and the edu-
cated classes have families smaller than
the average.

In Table VI. is given information in
regard to the size of family of the parents
of scientific men in accordance with their
nationalities and their occupations. The
Germans had families of the average size
of 5.7, the British of 4.8 and the native
Americans of 4.5. The probable erroi^
show that these differences are not due
to the limited number of cases. It is
known that immigrants from foreign na-
tions have larger families than native

Tablb VI. The Sizbs or thb Famildbb or thi

PaBENTS or THE SCZENTDPIC MeN IS kC-
COBDANCE WITH THEIR NATIONALITIES
AND THEIB OCOUPATIONS

No.

American.
BritiBh. . .
Gemuui. .
Others . . .

Total

Ptof eesions

Clergymen

Physicians

Lawyers

Teachers

Others

Agriculture

Manufacturing and trade.

Total

625

4.45

131

4JS3

67^

5.73

47.5

5^

871

4.65

381 I 4.51

88 4.77

65 4.22

60
75
93

4.58

4^
4.54

185
311

509
4.59

877

4.66

Americans, but these figures probably give
the only information in regard to the fam-
ilies which produce scientific and other
professional men. The disparity is not so
great as in the so-called lower classes, but
it is sufficient to indicate that in the pro-
fessional classes descendants of recent im-
migrants from Germany and Great Britain

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

795

will in part supplant the descendants of
native Americans. It is, however, the case
that immigrants are likely to become as-
similated to native Americans in size of
family as well as in other respects.

The parents of scientific men from the
agrictdtural classes had families of the
average size of 5, those engaged in manu-
factures and trade of 4.6 and those in the
professions of 4.5. It was shown in the
previous section that the agricultural
classes contribute in proportion to their
numbers only one thirtieth as many sci-
entific men as the professional classes, and
this disparity is increased by their larger
families. Among the professions, physi-
cians had the smallest families and clei^-
men the largest, but the differences are
not large, the family of the clergyman
being smaller than the family of the
farmer. These figures do not, of course,
give information in regard to families of
the present generation, in which the differ-
ences are probably greater.

Table VII. The Sizes or the Families or the
SoisNTino Men ik acoobdance with

THEIR XaTIOKALITIES

No.

sue.

Amorioan

544

49
19
17

2.19

British

2.43

German

3.21

Others

1.88

Total

629

2.23

In Table VII. are given the figures for
the children of the scientific men in ac-
cordance with their nationalities. The

Americans have, on the average, a family
of 2.19 children, the British of 2.43 and
the Germans of 3.21. The German family
is thus nearly 50 per cent, larger than the
American. The number of foreign fam-
ilies is, howeyer, too small to give valid
averages. It would be very desirable to
obtain information in regard to the size
of family and other vital statistics for
different nationalities and social classes
in our population. A single expert in the
Bureau of the Census could collect and
collate such data in the course of a couple
of years at insignificant expense.

Table YIII. gives the sizes of the fam-
ilies from which the scientific men have
come and which they have in accordance
with the geographical division in which
they were bom and in acordance with
whether they were bom in the country or
in the city. The differences are small.
When the parents lived in the country or
in small places at the time of birth of the
scientific men, they had on the average
4.68 children ; and when they lived in the
towns which in 1900 had a population of
25,000 or over, the size of family was 4.43.
The scientific men bom in the country
had on the average 2.31 children, those
born in towns, 2.15. As it will take a
long time to correct the common idea that
children bom in the country are more
likely to attain success and distinction
than those born in cities, attention may
again be called to the fact that about one
fourth of these leading scientific men were
bom in cities having in 1860 about one

Table YIII. The Sizes or the Famiues trou which the SoiBimnc Men come (thbib Fraterni-
ties) AND which they HAVE (THSU CHILDREN), IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE BeQION Or

THEIR Birth and whether Born in the Gitt or in the COitntrt

*^ ■ .- J aA _ ^

' Country Bora.

city Bon.

TotaL

PlvftllOQ.

No.

FT.

Ch.

No.

Fr.

Ch.

No.

rr.

Ch.

North Atlantic

206
17

7
151

6

4.40
4.63
5.71
4.99
6.00

2.34
2.29
2.86
2.17
4.00

124
17

5
44

5

4.18
5.12
3.80
4.75
6.20

2.22
2.18
4.40
1.77
1.60

330
34
12

195
10

4.32
4.82
4.92
4.94
6.10

2.29
2.24
3.50
2.09
2.80

South AUantic

South Central

North Central

Western

Total

386

4.68

2.31

195

4.43

2.15

581

4.60

2.25

796

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

eighth of the population of the nation.
The greater productivity of cities in men
of distinction is doubtless in part due to
the fact that the. abler and more enter-
prising people are drawn from the coun-
try to the cities, their children inheriting
superior ability, and in part to the fact
that the city-bom children have an en-
vironment more favorable to education
and to success in scientific work*

The number of families from the south-
em and western states is too small to give
reliable information in regard to the num-
ber of children. The fraternities of the
scientific men from the North Central
States are larger than of those from the
North Atlantic States, but their own
families are smaller. The differences are
small, but apparently significant. The
scientific men bom in the North Central
States came from families of 5.0 and had
families of 2.2, those from the North
Atlantic States came from families of 4.4
and had families of 2.3. A generation ago
the families of the central States — at least
those of this particular class — ^were larger
than those of the Northeastern States;
they are now slightly smaller. The fertile
and wealthy state of Iowa had a smaller
population in 1910 than in 1900. The in-
crease in the population of the country is
maintained by immigrants and the chil-
dren of immigrants. The 87 scientific men
bom in Massachusetts had fraternities of
4.1 and families of 2.1 children, the 117
born in New York State had fraternities
of 4.5 and families of 2.3 children.

The table shows the great preponder-
ance of the North Atlantic and North
Central States in the production of scien-
tific men and the infertility of the south,
concerning which statistics have been given
by the writer in previous articles. The
birth rate of leading scientific men per
million of the population has been 107 in
Massachusetts, 89 in Connecticut, 47 in
New York, 23 in Pennsylvania, 32 in Ohio,
36 in Michigan, 45 in Wisconsin, 24 in Illi-

nois, 12 in Missouri, 9 in Virginia, 5 in
North Carolina, 3 in Georgia, 2 in Ala-
bama, 1 in Mississippi and Louisiana. In
recent years, however, the North Central
States have been gaining and the North
Atlantic States have been relatively losing.
Thus for younger men the birth rat^s in
figures comparable to those given above
have fallen to 85 in Massachusetts, 57 in
Connecticut and 36 in New York, whereas
they have risen to 35 in Ohioj 74 in Mich-
igan and 54 in Wisconsin. These differ-
ences and changes the writer is disposed
to attribute in the main to environment
rather than to heredity. From the fam-
ily stocks of Massachusetts, Michigan or
Louisiana, we can obtain as many compe-
tent scientific men as we care to educate
and support.

Tablx IX. The Sizes Q9 the Fraternitibs am>
Famqjes of the SciENTinc Hen m ac-

. OORDANCE WITH THE INSTITUTION AT
WHICH THE7 ARE EICPLOYED

No.

Fr. ! Cb.

Larger univenitids

242
89

122
73
61
56

4JiO 2.18

5.04 2.62

Smaller private institutions

\jm Ba flOvemmeDt

4.69 2J29
4.64 2.00

Commercial and private

4.72 1 2.44

Beeearoh laboratories, etc

4.52 2.41

Total

643

4.65 ; 2.28

The distribution of the families among
different kinds of institutions is given in
Table IX. The fraternities of the scien-
tific men are substantially the same in all
cases. The only instance in which the
departure from the average exceeds the
probable error is for the smaller state-
supported institutions, and the difference
here may not be significant. In the case
of the children of the scientific men, the
size of family is probably influenced by
the environment. The 73 men in the gov-
ernment service, most of whom live in
Washington, have the smallest families,
those in the smaller state-supported insti-
tutions the largest. The probable errore

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

797

of the figures are about 0.1, so the differ-
ences are not likely to be due to chance.
The 61 men in commercial work, or having
no institutional affliations, and the 56
men in research and related institutions
have families larger than the average,
while those in the larger universities have
families smaller than the average. In the
larger private universities the situation,
for those with 10 or more professors who
supplied the information, is: Harvard, 42
families with an average of 2.2 children;
Yale, 16 and 2.0; Chicago, 25 and 2.1;
Johns Hopkins 12 and 2.1; Cornell, 29
and 2.3 ; Stanford, 13 and 2.4 ; Princeton,
10 and 2.5; Pennsylvania, 13 and 2.5;
Columbia, 25 and 2.7. The smallest fam-
ilies are at Yale, Johns Hopkins and
Chicago, the larg:est at Princeton, Penn-
sylvania and Columbia. The larger state
universities have professors with the small-
est families, the size of family being Mich-
igan, 17 families with an average of 2.1
children; Minnesota, 10 and 1.8; Wiscon-
sin, 15 and 1.7; Illinois, 15 and 1.6

The figures given are for completed
families and for all children bom. The
death rate for the children of scientific
men is unusually small, 75 per thousand
to the age of five years and about 120 to
the age of marriage. The marriage rate
for scientific men is high, 895 among the
thousand being married. None the less it
is obvious that the families are not self-
perpetuating. The scientific men under
fifty, of whom there are 261 with com-
pleted families, have on the average 1.88
children, about 12 per cent, of whom die
before the age of marriage. What pro-
portion will marry we do not know; but
only about 75 per cent, of Harvard and
Yale graduates marry; only 50 per cent,
of the graduates of colleges for women
marry. A scientific man has on the aver-
age about seven tenths of an adult son.
If three fourths of his sons and grandsons
marry and their families continue to be
of the same size, a thousand scientific men

will leave about 350 grandsons who marry
to transmit their names and their heredi-
tary traits. The extermination will be
still more rapid in female lines.

If the families of the scientific men
should increase at the rate of the general
population, the thousand leading scientific
men would have some 6,000 grandchildren
instead of fewer than 2,000. These well-
endowed and well-placed people would
probably have an average economic worth
through their performance of not less
than $100,000, and the money loss due to
their non-existence is thus $400,000,000.
The loss to the welfare of the nation and
the world from the suppression of the
social traditions and the germplasm is in-
calculable. Until democratic society learns
that services for society must be paid fov
by society, and that the two most impor-
tant services are scientific research and
the bearing and rearing of children, the
universities, on which three fourths of
our scientific men depend for support,
have great responsibilities. They to a
certain extent profess that research is part
of the work for which their professors are
paid, but they do not acknowledge a sim-
ilar obligation in regard to the children
of professors. Columbia University gives,
under certain faculties, scholarships to the
sons of professors; Yale University has
had a statute by which a married professor
received a slightly increased salary; the
provisions of the Carnegie Foundation
benefit married professors. But these are
slight acknowledgmeufts of the obligations
of our universities.

President Eliot tells us that 'Hhe welfare
of the family is the ultimate end of all
industry, trade, education and govern-
ment"; but, in his book on ** University
Administration,'' he writes:

The genoral featores of a good scale of salaries
are as follows: The salary of an animal appointee
at the start should be low, about the amount needed
by a young unmarried man for comfortable sup-
port in the univeraitj's city "or village. VHien,

798 '

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

after a few years, tbds young man reeeives an ap-
pointment without limit of dmei a somewhat
higher salary should be given him, with a small
advance each year for, say, .three years. If thiB
instructor so commends himself that the uniTersity
desiree his further service, he should receive, as
assistant professoir, a salary whieh wall enslble him
to support a vnfe and two or three children com-
fortably, but without luxury or costly pleasures.

The scientific man receives his doctorate
at the average age of twenty-seven years
and is then eligible for an instructorship
with a salary for an ''unmarried man";
after *'a few years" and then ''three
years" more he is to receive a salary
which will enable him to support "two or
three children. ' ' President Eliot also says :

The recent tendency of sons of well-to-do, and
even rich, families, to go into the ministry, the
medical profession, academic life, and the public
service, is one an which all patidots may well re-
joice. ... It is a good deal safer to give a life
office to a married man on whom marriage has
proved to have a good efFe<9t, Iten to a single man
who may shortly be married vdth uncertain results.

«

There might well be inscribed at Har-
vard and at other universities the words
which President Eliot wrote for the
Water-Gate of the Chicago World's Fair,
changing one word, so that it would read:

TO THS
BRAVS WOMSN

WHO m

UNIVXRSITIES

AMID STRANOB

DAl^OERS AND

H£AV7 TOIL

KSARED FAMILIES

AND HADE HOMES

The vital statistics of the United States
are entirely inadequate. Where registra-
tions of deaths and births exist, they are
imperfect, and the changing population,
its age composition and the amount of im-
migration render them difficult to inter-
pret. The only information concerning
birth rates is given by the proportion of
children as determined by the census,^®

10 In January, 1917, was issued the firdt bulletin
from the Bureau of the Census giving birth rates
for ten states.

but even this is unreliable. It might be
supposed that it would be possible to
determine the number of children b^
counting them, but this is not the case.
The children reported in the censos of
1850 were fewer than the survivors (with
the comparatively small excess of immi-
grants) counted ten years later. There
are always more children given as two
years old than as one — ^in 1880 as many
as 170,000 more. Nor can we have com-
plete confidence in the compilations of the
experts of the census. Thus in the case
under consideration they give^* figures

sa

u

u

17

14

/

U

V/

14

/

f

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U

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/

^

/

uo

/

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—

1

A

we li

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li« 4

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Fig. 1. Batio of white adults of aelf -mpportisg
age to white children under Sixteen years in the
UnJ4;ed States, according to the Bureau of the Oec-

11 "A Oenstury of Population and Growth," Bu-
reau of the Gensue, 1909, pp. 80 and 103. An an-
swer to a letter addressed Ibj the writer to the di-
reetor of the census partly espial nw the way ^s
error was oonunitted — but the ezplanatioii was
marked ''Gon£dential"I lit is, howoTer, no Tick-
tion of this confidenee ito state, as the infonDat:on
is available from official reports, that figures were
not at hand prior to 1830 and that these were
guessed—^it appears very awkinardly — so as to
give a regular cuirTe.

AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

799

showing that the white population of the
United States increased from 1790 to 1800
by 35.7 per cent., adults over 20 by 50.9
per cent, and children under 16 by 38.8
per cent., whence it follows that children
from 15 to 19 decreased 22 per cent. This
is of course absurd and is due to a gross
error of some sort. However, the ratio of
white adults twenty years of age and over
to white children imder 16, according to
the census reports, is shown on the curve.
The percentage of children under 16 years
of age in the white population increased
from 1790 to 1810 and was the same in
1820 as in 1790. In 1810 just half the
white population consisted of children
under 16 ; in 1900 the percentage of chil-
dren had decreased to 35.7.

From a special study by Mr. Kuczynski,*^
it appears that the birth rate of the native
population of Massachusetts has been 63
per thousand women of child-bearing age,
as compared with 85 in France, 104 in
England and 143 in Russia. Its birth
rate per thousand of the population was
17, the size of family 2.61 and of the sur-

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viving family 1.92. Special statistics have
been gathered for college graduates. Pres-
ident Eliot in his report for 1901-02
stated that 634 married Harvard gradu-
ates of the classes from '72 to 77 had an
average family of 1.99 surviving children.
Only 71,9 per cent, of the graduates were
married, and the number of children for
each member of the class was 1.43. If
only 72 per cent, of Harvard graduates
are married at the average age of fifty,
it is a serious indictment of the kind of
men who go to Harvard or of the influ-
ences under which they come. We have
seen that 91 per cent, of American men
of science over 40 are married. Other
data concerning the families of college
graduates have been published by Pro-
fessor Thomdike** and others.

Curves are here drawn for some of the
data, which show that the gross size of the
family of college graduates has decreased
from 5.6 at the beginning of the century
to 2.5 for classes graduating in 1875, while
at that time the size for Harvard was
about 2. A projection of these curves —
which of course gives no scientific informa-
tion— shows the curious result that if the
decrease should continue at the same rate
students graduating in 1835 would have
no children. The average college graduate
has a family of about the same size as the
scientific man of the same age. Data
collected for the graduates of Yale,^* in
the classes 1869-86 twenty years after
graduation and thus not quite complete,
give the following results for different
occupations :

Fio. 2. The deerease in size of family of eoUege
graduates.

ii Quarterly Journal of Soonomica, November,
1901, and IVbniaiy, 1902.

OeeBpatton

MarrtacM

Family

Clergy

119
398
163

88
108

82
258

2.2

Iiaw t

2.0

Education

2.0

Manufactunng

2.0

Modicine.

1.7

Merchant

1.7

MiBcellaneoiis

1.9

IS < < The Decreaae in (the Size of American Fam-
ilies," Edimrd L. Thomdike, Popular Science
Monthly, 1903.

1* YaXe Alumni Weekly, 1907.

800

AMEBICAN UEjH OF 8CIEXCE

Graduates of colleges for women also
have had families of about two, but half
of them remain unmarried. The Harvard
graduate thus has on the average three
fourths of a son, the Vassar graduate one
half a daughter.

Since this article was written and pub-
lished in abstract elsewhere,^' there have
appeared two excellent articles on the size
of family of college graduates. Johnson
and Stutzmann^* find that about half
of Wellesl^ College almnniB graduating
from 1879 to 1888 married and had fam-
Hies averaging 1.56 children. John C.
Phillips^^ gives data from the class re-
ports of Harvard and Tale students com-
piled twenty-five years after graduation.
Seventy-four per cent, of harvard gradu-
ates and 78 per cent, of Tale graduates
had married. The number of children
bom for each married graduate decreases
from about 3 in the fifties to 1.8 in 1890.
As Mr. Phillips points out, the decrease
becomes slower between 1875 and 1890.

Table X. Ths 6x2X8 or thx Familixs m accord-

ANOE WTFH THX EDUCATION OT THX MOTHEB

CoUese Partial Nom Total

Under 60
No

109 33 119
1.81 1.79 1.98

58 20 145
2.22 2.20 2.39

21 7 117
2.57 3.43 2.69

261

Sixe

1.88

60 to 59

No

223

Sise

2.33

Above 59
No

145

Siie.*

2.71

Total

No

188 60 381
2.02 2.17 2.35

629

Siie

2.23

In Table X. it is shown that the families
of scientific men in which the mothers
have had a college education are not ap-
preciably smaller than others. If one re-
gards only the total, it appears that when

18 Proceedings of the First National Conference
on Bace Betterment, January, 1914; The Inde-
pendent, Septemfber 17, 1915.

'^^ Journal of Heredity, 1915.

17 Harvard Gr<id%Mies Magazine, September,
1916.

the mother had a college education the
average family is about 2, when she had
a partial college education 2.1 and PFhen
she had none 2.3, but these differences are
chiefly and probably entirely due to the
fact tha;^ the younger scientific men have
the smaller families and at the same time
are more likely to marry college graduates.
If we divide the scientific men into three
age groups, the differences become much
less, and if the gronps were subdivided
still further they would probaUy disap-
pear. Tlds illustrates the possibility of
statistical fallacies when a group is not
homogeneous. Of the scientific men under
fifty, 109 married coll^;e graduates and
had families of the average size of 1.81.
33 married women with a normal school
or partial college education and the aver-
age family was 1.79, 119 married women
without a college education and the aver-
age family was 1.98. Fifty-four per cent,
of scientific men under 50 have married
women with a college education ; for sci-
entific men from 50 to 59 the i>ereentage
f aUs to 35 and for those 60 or older to 19.
The figures result not only from the
increasing number of women undergoing
higher education, but also from an exten-
sion of common scientific interests and
pursuits for men and women. A distin-
guished biologist has observed that ''if
marriages are made in heaven. Woods
Hole may be regarded as a branch o£Sce.'*
To the same biol(^st we owe the remark
that '^ eugenics is an infant industry."
There is truth in both epigrams. The per-
centage of men who have married women
with whom they have been thrown into
association as teachers or fellow students
is large, and we are at present ignorant
of (the results of such marriages. Small as
are the families of scientific men, it is here
shown that they are not so because the
mother is a college graduate. If both
mother and father have common scien-
tific aptitudes and interests, the physical
heredity and social traditions should lead

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

801

the children to follow similar scientifie
pursuits with an early start and favorable
opportunities. I shall be able to give the
percentage of fathers and sons, or of two
or more brothers, who have engaged in
scientific work, and it may be possible to
determine the effect when the mother also
has scientific interests and ability*

III. Vital Statistics and the Com-
position OF Families

It has been claimed that children of
older parents are physically and mentally
inferior. Conversely, C. L. Redfield in a
curious book entitled ** Control of Hered-
ity" and in various articles argues that
men of distinction are likely to be bom
when their fathers are old and that their
performance is due to inheritance of the
experiences gained by their fathers. If
the age of the parents afiFects the constitu-
tion of the children, this clearly is a
matter of importance, particularly if the
principles of eugenics are enforced either
by law or by sentiment. But at present
we have no scientific information on a
problem which could be solved by statis-
tical research.

The fathers of 865 leading American
men of science were on the average 35
years old and their mothers were 29 years
and 8 months old when their sons were
bom. The fathers married at the average
age of twenty-eight years, being somewhat
more than five years older than their
wives. The scientific men are conse-
quently bom at an average interval of
seven years after the marriage of their

parents. The ages are given separately
for the four groups into which the scien-
tific men have been divided and are earl-
ier for both fathers and mothers (group I.
in the table) of those more distinguished.
The probable errors given in italics show
that the differences may be due to chance,
but that this is unlikely. It is the case,
as shown below in Table XIV., that the
first-bom son is the one most likely to be-
come a scientific man, and the parents of
first-bom children are of course younger.
In Table XI. is also given the average
age at death of the parents, whence it ap-
pears that the fathers died at the average
age of 70.6 years, the mothers at 70.2
years, the chances being even that these
figures are correct within a third of a year.
The average age of the scientific men be-
ing about fifty years, most of their parents
are now no longer living. If, however, the
deceased parents only had been included,
the averages would have been too low, as
the more long-lived parents would be those
more likely to be living. The expectation
of life has been added to the age of each
of those still living, and the probable age
at death used in the averages. The ages
given do not mean that people of this class
live to those ages, or that the men live
longer than the women. A statistical
error such as this has often been made, a
distinguished scientific man having, for
example, urged that it is one of the ad-
vantages of the scientific career that sci-
entific men live much longer than the
average, failing to note the circumstance
that there are no scientific men who die

Table XI. Ths Aoss op thx Parents at the Bibtb or the SoisNTtnc Men and at Death, acoobd-

mo TO THE STANDmO Or THEIB SONS

'

No.

As* at Birtb of Setwttflc Man

No.

Ace at Death

Fat&er

MotlMT

Father

Mother

I.

II.

III.

IV.

64
160
505
136

34.02 db J57
84.54 db ,¥>
35.00 db JB8
35.69 db .55

28.37 db .SO
29.86 db ,31
29.72 db .£0
30.09 d: ,88

62
154
496
121

70.18 db 1,1$
70.85 db ,7S
70.77 db ,38
70.91 db ,9S

70.89 -h 1,36
70.68 d: .78
69.96 db ,36
69.45 d: ,99

Total

865

34.95 ^ ,18

29.70 db ,1S

833

70.64 -h .30

70.20 db .31

51

802

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

when they are babies. The figures in the
table mean that the fathers being on the
average 35 years old when their sons are
born have an expectation of life of 35.6
years, and will on the average die at the
age of 70.6 years. The mothers, averaging
29.7 years old, have an expectation of life
of 40.5 years. These expectations are
about four years longer than those allowed
by standard mortality tables, but the data
are not exactly comparable. Althoi:^h the
parents of the more distinguished scien-
tific men do not live longer than the
others, they live longer after the births
of their sons.

Table XII. The Ages at Death or the Fathers
or THE SciENTiric Men in aooobdange

WITH THEIR OCCXTPATIONS

Mo.

AC* at DMtb.

Professions

370

69.67 -h 4S

Clergymen —

94

71.68 db ^1

Physicians

66

67.20 ± 1.08

Lawyers

57

71.75 ± 1.19

Teachers

70

69.29 ±1,07

Others

83

68.25 db M

Agrioulture

193

72.81 :iz m

Manufacture

330

70.65 db 48

Total

893

70.71 d: .t9

Table XII. shows that the farmers who
were fathers of scientific men died at the
average age of 72.8 years, the physicians
at 67.2 years, a difEerence of over five
years between the shortest and longest
lived of the groups. The clergymen and
lawyers lived one year less than the farm-
ers, the teachers two and a half years less*
Those engaged in manufacturing and
trade died at the average age. According
to the report of the English registrar-
general (1908), the death rates per thou-
sand during the years 1900-1902 for those

between 45 and 65 in different oceupa-
tions were : Farmers, 14.8 ; clergymen, 15.5 ;
teachers, 15.8; lawyers, 18.3; physicians,
23.9.

Table XIII. gives the ages at death of
the mothers in accordance with the size of
their families. The crude figures are sub-
ject to a statistical error, as mothers might
have small families because th^ died
early. This is eliminated by considerixig
only those who survived the child-bearing
age. In this case mothers of one child
died at the average of 68.6 years ; mothers
of 12 children at the age of 80.6. There
are included 759 families, but the number
of families of different sizes is too small to
give entirely valid averages. Still it is
significant that the thirteen mothers of 11
and 12 children lived to the average age of
78 years ; the 43 mothers of 9 and 10 chil-
dren to the age of 75 years. It is prob-
able that the women who were the more
vigorous had the largest number of chil-
dren and also lived to the greatest age;
they might have lived as long or even
longer if they had been unmarried. Though
largely due to statistical selection, the
fact remains that of 45 mothers of one
child 10 did not survive the age of 45,
whereas of 56 mothers of from 9 to 12
children not one died und^ this i^^ In
view of these facts it may be doubted
whether the practise of limiting the num-
ber of children is beneficial to the health
and longevity of the mother.

Table XIV. gives the numbers of scien-
tific men who were first-bom children,
second-born children, etc., for each size of
family. A scientific man is of course more
likely to be a first-bom child than a sec-
ond-born, because there are families with

Table XIII. Ages

AT Death

or Mothers

OP THE SCIENTIPIC MeN IN
THEIB FAKHJSS

Accordance with the 8ms or

Blse of Family.

1

2MmA 3

|4 6 6 7 8

9 10 11 12

Av.

Number

45

61.7

10

68.6

91 106
67.9 69.3'
17 11

74.2 73

136 110 112 59 44
71.7 69.1 71.5 73 70.7
10 11 3 2 4

74.4 72.5 72.5 74 73.6

27 16 8 5
77.6 70.5 76.2 80.6
0 0 0 0

77.6 70.6 76.2 S0.6

759

Ase at death

7ai

NOt dvinir under 4^5. «

68

Age at death of those
viving 46

BUT-

• ft ■ «

7U

AMEBIGAN MEN OF SCIENCE

803

only one child and consequently more
first-born children. But it appears from
the table that the first-bom child is more
likely than the others to become a scien-
tific man. In families of two or more
children, 284 are first-bom and only 168
second-bom; in families of three or more,
214 are first-bom and 114 are third-bom ; in
families of four or more, 159 are first-tK)m
and 81 fourth-born.

Table XIV.

Ths Order

OP

BnTH

or SoiBNnno

Men

Order of Birth

1

2

3

4

6

6

7

8

9 10 11

IS

1

63

63

2

70

52

122

3

A5

39

31

125

4

53

33

32

29

147

5

47

13

18

17

23

118

6

30

17

16

19

21

14

117

7

16

7

8

7

9

14

7

68

8

7

3

5

4

8

5

4

8

44

0

6

1

2

4

4

4

0

3

5

28

10

1

1

2

0

1

2

0

0

0 5

12

11

0

1

0

1

0

1

0

0

1 1

1

6

12

0

1

0

0

0

0

0

1

0 1

1

1

8

347

168

114

81

66

40

11

12

6 7

2

1

855

The first-bom child has been reported to
be more likely to be a man of genius^ an
idiot, a consumptive and various oth^
things, but usually as the result of some
statistical fallacy. If, for example, in our
figures only families of two and eight are
considered, there being on the average five
children and one first^rn, it lo<^ at
first sight as though the chances are one
in five that an individual selected at ran-
dom would be the first-bom. But both
families being represented, it has been
argued that the chances are half that the
individual is the first-bom in the small
family and one eighth in the large family,
or on the average five sixteenths, nearly
one in three. However, the family of
eight is four times as likely to be repre-
sented in a random selection from the two
families, so the chances of the individual
being first-born are reduced to one in five.
Finally — and this seems to have been

overlooked — ^there are three times as many
families of two as of eight, and there are
in fact 16 chances out of 61, or a little
over one in four, that the individual
selected at random will be the first-bom.

These errors have been eliminated by
the method used in the table, but there
are at least two other statistical errors
that affect such data. When we are deal-
ing with contemporary families the older
children may be preferred. Thus chil-
dren under fifteen are not likely to suffer
from pulmonary tuberculosis or to be
criminals, and the patient or the prisoner
may be more likely to be the first-bom
child than the last born. This circum-
stance holds for the scientific men. They
are on the average 38 years old when th^
attain their position, and the scientific
population is rapidly increasing, so the
earlier born children are more likdy to be
included. This factor, however, is small,
aj3 is shown by the fact that the second-
bom child is not appreciably more likely
to be a scientific man than those later
born. Probably a large statistical error is
introduced by the fact that a man some-
times does not know of or ignores children
who were bom and died before he himself
was bom, and thus records himself as the
first-bom.

In so far as it may in fact be the case
that the first-bom child is more likely to
be a scientific man, this is probably due to
social rather than to physiological causes.
Galton found the eldest son to be pre-
ferred, and perhaps this might be expected
under a i^stem of primogeniture. In this
country where families are apt to improve
their economic condition, the younger sons
may be more likely to be sent to college
than the older, but as to this there is no
available information.

In Table XV. the intervals are given
between marriage and the birth of the first
child and between the births of successive
children for families of different sizes.
When there is only one child it is born on

804

AMEBICAN MSN OF SCIENGE

Table XV. Intbbvals ix Ykabs bxtwubn Maxbzagx Ain> Birth or Fbst Child and bbtwein Bibtbs

or SucoKssivx Childrxn

,

aMO( Family

No.

1

8

s

4

ft

6

7

8 9

At.

1

70

3.17

3.17

2

121

2.14

4.21

3.17

3

120

1.87

3.09

4.00

2.99

4

66

1.59

2.40

3.16

3.82

2.74

5

29

1.62

2.52

2.69

3.38

3.76

2.79

6

12

1.33

1.83

2.00

2.92

2.25

2.75

2.18

7

6

1.40

2.00

1.60

2.60

3.00

2.00

2.20

2.11

8

2

2.00

1.50

2.50

2.00

2.00

2.00

2.00

3.50

2.19

9

1

1.00

2.00

1.00

2.00

2.00

1.00

3.00

2.00 2.00

1.78

the average 3.2 years after marriage,
whereas in a family of five or more the
interval is about a year and a half. In
the standardized family of two the seeond
child is bom 4.2 years after the first, twice
as long as for large families. The delay
in the birth of childr^i in small families
might be due to the same physiological or
pathological causes which make the family
small, but in most cases it is probably due
to voluntary control.

Prom Table XVI. it appears that 478
scientific men reported 716 sons and 668
daughters. This difference falls within

Table XVI. Distbibxttion of Sons and

Daughters

SiM

No. of

Family of PaNDts

4

FuBlUci

BUS

aiitwt

BrotiMn

<1)

2

126

126

69

57

3

128

256

123

133

4

152

456

244

212

5

125

500

266

234

6

123

615

327

288

7

71

426

235

191

8

48

336

172

164

9

31

248

121

127

10

16

144

83

61

11

7

70

34

36

12

5

55

31

24

Total

832

3232

1705

1527

Family of Sdentlflo Men

CfaUdren

Sods

Daughten

1

81

81

42

39

2

136

272

153

119

3

130

390

199

191

4

63

252

130

122

5

41

205

104

101

6

15

90

46

44

7

5

35

16

19

8

4

32

10

22

9

3

27

16

11

Total

478

1384

716

668

the limits of chance variation, and is not
likely to be significant. In the families
from which 832 scientific men come there
were 2,537 sons and 1,527 daughters re-
corded. This disparity may at first strike
the reader as inexplicable. Oalton in his
'^Hereditary Genius'* says: **I also found
the (adult) families to consist on an aver-
age of not less than 2| sons and 2^ daugh-
ters each. Consequently each judge has
on an average of 1^ brothers and 2^ sisters.
. . • 100 judges are supposed to have 150
brothers and 250 sisters." Nearly all
those whom I have questioned about this
statement think that it is correct. It
seems to most people obvious that if there
are equal numbers of boys and girls, a
boy must on the average have one more
sister than brother. However, a boy has as
many brothers as sisters, owing to the sex
composition of families. Thus in families
of two, one fourth of the families will con-
sist of two boys, one fourth of two girls
and one half of a boy and girL On the
average, four boys will have among them
two brothers and two sisters, and there
is a similar equality for large families.

Table XYII. contains information in
regard to deaths in the families of scien-
tific men. For their brothers and sisters
the percentage of deaths recorded under
five years is 14.8, and under twenty-five
years it is 22.5. For their children the
percentages are 7.5 and 10.9. The death
rate has thus decreased to half in a siogle
generation, and for the children of the
scientific men is probably the smallest
known. As only completed families are

AMEBICAN MEN OF SCIENCE

805

considered^ there are practically no chil-
dren under five, but those under twenty-
five who might die before reaching that
age make the death rate too low in this

Tabli XVII.

Deaths in the FAMniiss or Soisn<
TDTio Wax

Number of families . .
Brothers and sisters. . .
% of deaths under 5. .
% of deaths under 25.

Number of f anuliee . . .

Children

% of deaths under 6. .
% of deaths under 25 .

BIse of Fsmlly

BroUian Mid SbtOT

1 to 6 7 to IS

515 129

1406 917

14.22 15.59

22.28 22.63
CtaOdnn

1 to4
416
1024
7.37
10.69

6t09

67
381
8.01
11.55

Total or

644

2323
14.77
22.51

483

1405
7.54
10.93

group. It is difficult to see how more valid
statistics can be obtained than those sup-
plied by scientific men, the order of birth
and the dates of birth and death having
been given ; yet it is undoubtedly the case
that all deaths are not recorded, espe-
cially for the brothers and sisters who died
in infancy. This error would, however,
only emphasize the decrease in the deaths
of the children as compared with the pre-
ceding generation. The number of deaths
among a thousand children bom is not
directly comparable with death rates per
thousand of the child population. When
there are seventy-five deaths under the age
of five among a thousand infants bom to
the scientific men, the annual death rate is
somewhat larger than 15.

The decrease in the infantile death rate
in recent years is so remarkable as to be
almost incredible, and the existing differ-
ences in nations and social classes are ap-
palling. In the families from which our
scientific men come, the death rate for
children under five is somewhat over 30
and in their own families it is somewhat
over 15. The rate in the registration area
of the United States in 1900 was 51.9. In
the present registration area it was 82.9
in 1911, varying from 41.1 in Massachu-
setts to 18.6 in Washington, from 74 i*

Fall River to 22.4 in Seattle. In or about
1900, the rates for the other nations were :

BusBia 134.5

Spain 104.1

Austria 86.7

Germany 74.2

Italy 74.8

England 53.5

France 47.6

Sweden 37.5

New Zealand 23.2

*

The table indicates a small selective
death rate against the larger families.
When there were one to six brothers or
sisters the percentage of deaths under five
years was 14.2 as compared with 15.6 for
larger families; when the number of chil-
dren was four or less, the percentage was
7.4 as compared with 8 for families of five
or larger. This small difference is prob-
ably due to the coinciding decrease in the
birth rate and in the death rate. The
larger families had a higher death rate
not because they were larger but because
they were earlier when the death rate was
higher. Other statistics, such as those of
Rubin and Westergaard for Copenhagen,
show a selective death rate against the
larger families. In the statistics with
which we are concerned poverty and ne-
glect are almost excluded.

In Table XVIII. is shown the relation
between the size of the family from which
the' scientific men come and the size of the
family that they have, the scientific men
being divided into three age groups. It
will be noted that the size of family of the
scientific men varies with their age at the
time, being 2.7 children when they are
above 59; 2.3 when they are between 50
and 59, and 1.9 when they are under 50.
These differences are partly due to statis-
tical selection, the families of the younger
men being not absolutely complete, and the
barren and smaller families being more
likely to be included. They, however, in
part represent the declining birth rate
within a period of twenty years. There is