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Univ, 89-90, prof, 90-91; asst. botanist, Kas. 

 Agr. Exp. Sta, 92-93 ; cerealist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 

 94- Agr. explorer in Russia for U. S. Dept. 

 Agr, 98-00; expert in charge, U. S. Grain Ex- 

 hibit, and mem. Int. Jury, Class 39, Paris 

 Expos, 00. Chevalier du Merite agricole, 01. 

 F.A.A; Soc. Plant Morph. and Physiol; My col. 

 Soc; Nat. Geog. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc; Wash. 

 Biol. Soc; Kas. Acad. Uredineae of the Great 

 Plains; cereal rusts of the United States; Rus- 

 sian cereals; durum wheats; climate in relation 

 to wheat cultivation. Ontogeny of cereal rusts; 

 physiological relations of spring and winter 

 wheats. 



Carlson, Prof. A(nton) J(ulius), University of 

 Chicago, Chicago, Ills. Physiology. Sweden, 

 Jan. 29, 75. A.B, Augustana, 98, A.M, 99; 

 Ph.D, Stanford, 03. Asst. physiol, Stanford, 

 02-04; research asst, Carnegie Inst, 03-04; 

 assoc. physiol, Chicago, 04-05, asst. prof, 05- 

 M.A.A; Physiol. Soc. Rate of conduction of 

 the impulse in nerves; the nature of the heart- 

 beat. The physiology of inhibition. 



Carmalt, Dr. Churchill, 130 E. 36th St, New 

 York, N. Y. Anatomy, Surgery. Montrose, 

 Pa, June 15, 66. Haverford, 81-82; A.B, Har- 

 vard, 87; M.D, Columbia, 91. Asst. demon- 

 strator anat, Columbia, 95- Surgeon, Woman's 

 Hosp. Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; N. Y. Acad. 

 Med. Anatomy; embryology; surgery. Mor- 

 phology of the salivary glands; lymphatics. 



Carman, Prof. Albert P(ruden), University of Illi- 

 nois, Urbana, Ills. *Physics. Woodbury, N. J, 

 July 15, 61. A.B, Princeton, 83, fellow, 

 83-84, A.M, Sc.D, 85; Berlin, 88-90. Instr. 

 physics and math, Princeton, 84-88; prof. 

 physics and elec. eng, Purdue, 90-93; theoret. 

 physics, Stanford, 93-96; physics, Illinois, 96- 

 Physical Soc. 



Carpenter, Ford A(shman), U. S. Weather Bureau 

 Office, San Diego, Cal. Meteorology. Chicago, 

 Ills, March 25, 68. High Sch. and Acad. Asst. 

 observer, Signal Corps, U. S. A, Portland, Ore, 

 88-90, San Francisco, 91; observer, U. S. 

 Weather Bur, Carson City, Nev, 92-96, San 

 Diego, Cal, 96- Asst, Carson Observatory, 

 Carson City; lecturer meteorol, San Diego 

 State Nor. Sch, 01- Int. Cong. Arts and Sci- 

 ence, St. Louis, 04; Eighth Int. Geog. Cong, 

 Washington, 04. M.A.A; Nat. Geog. Soc; 

 San Diego Nat. Hist. Soc. (director, 01-02, 

 sec'y). Wind velocities and their measure- 

 ments ; cloudiness and sunshine ; utilization of 

 fog; climatology of southern California. Tran- 

 sient effect of littoral wind on vertical tempera- 

 ture gradient. 



Carpenter, Dr. Franklin R(euben), 1420 Josephine 

 St, Denver, Colo. Geology, Metallurgy. Par- 

 kersburg, Va, Nov. 5, 48. A.M, Ohio, 87, Ph.D, 

 88. Prof, mining and geol, Dakota Sch. of 

 Mines, 86-89 ; gen. manager of mines and smelt- 

 ing works, 89- MA.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; 

 Colo. Sci. Soc. Vein formation and metallurgy. 

 Metallurgy of copper, gold and silver. 



Carpenter, Dr. F(rederic) W(alton), University of 

 Illinois, Urbana, Ills. Zoology. Millbrook, 

 N. Y, May 12, 76. B.S, N. Y. Univ, 99; A.M, 

 Harvard, 02, Ph.D, 04. Instr. zool, Illinois, 

 04- Lecturer biol, Summer Sch, N. Y. Univ, 

 04, 05. Development of nerves; reactions of 

 insects. Various reactions of animals. 



Carpenter, Prof. L(ouis) G(eorge), Fort Collins, 

 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-; meteorol- 

 ogist and irrigation engineer, Colo. Exp. Sta, 

 88-, director, 99- Special agent, artesian well 

 investigation, U. S. Dept. Agr, 90, irrigation 

 expert, 02; co-editor, 'Standard Diet'; state 

 engineer, Colo, 03-05 ; consulting engineer and 

 expert for Colo, in Kas. interstate water liti- 

 gation, 03- Chevalier du Merite agricole, 95; 

 gold medal, Paris Expos, 00. F.A.A; Soc. 

 Irrig. Eng. (pres, 93-94) ; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; 

 Mich. Eng. Soc. Measurement of water; gain 

 and loss of water from streams; duty water in 

 general; irrigation. Duty water; seepage; 

 water supply. 



Carpenter, Prof. R(olla) C(linton), 125 Eddy St, 

 Ithaca, N. Y. Mechanical engineering. Orion, 

 Mich, June 26, 52. B.S, Mich. Agr. Col, 73, 

 M.S, 77 ; C.E, Michigan, 75 ; M.M.E, Cornell, 88. 

 Prof. math, and civil eng, Mich. Agr. Col, 77-90; 

 exp. eng, Cornell, 90- Mem. Jury of Awards, 

 Columbian Expos, 93 ; Pan- Am. Expos, 01 ; con- 

 sulting engineer. Mech. Eng; Min. Eng; Heat, 

 and Vent. Eng; Mich. Eng. Soc; N. Y. Ry. 

 Club. The steam-engine; heating; strength of 

 materials; hydraulics. 



Carr, Dr. W(illiam) P(hillips), 1418 L St, N. W, 

 Washington, D. C. Surgery, Physiology. 

 Boydton, Va, Mav 10, 58. Randolph-Macon, 

 74-76; M.D, Columbian, 88. Prof, physiol, 

 George Washington, 9^- Surgeon, Emergency 

 Hosp, 95-; prosector anat, lecturer anat. and 

 surg. and coroner, 96-99; assoc. surgeon, Univ. 

 Hosp, and consulting surgeon, Wash. Asylum 

 Hosp, 98- Ass. Anat; Am. Med. Ass; South. 

 Surg, and Gynec. Soc; Va. Med. Soc; D. C. 

 Med. Ass; D. C. Med. Soc; D. C. Med. and 

 Surg. Soc; D. C. Obstet. and Gynec. Soc. 

 Pathology and surgery; gynecology and obstet- 

 rics. Physiology of nerves; pathology of 

 tumors. 



Carroll, Dr. James, 1224 U St, N. W, Washington, 

 D. C. * Bacteriology, Pathology. Woolwich, 

 England, June 5, 54. N. Y. Univ, 86-87 ; M.D, 

 Maryland, 91; Hopkins, 91-93. Asst. clin. 

 and sanit. micros, Army Med. Sch, 93-02, prof, 

 bacter. and clin. micros, 02-; senior demon- 

 strator bacter. and path, Med. Dept, George 

 Washington, 94-02, instr. clin. micros, 99-04, 

 assoc. prof, bacter. and path, 02-04, prof, bacter. 

 and path, and lecturer clin. micros, 0^- Path- 

 ologist, Columbia Hosp. for Women, 98-; mem. 

 Board of U. S. Army Med. Officers on Tropical 

 Diseases (especially yellow fever in Cuba), 00; 



