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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE 



Sci. and Letters; cor. mem. Brooklyn Inst. 

 Cambrian and Ordovieian paleontology. Cam- 

 brian and Ordovieian fossils in Dutchess and 

 Columbia Counties, N. Y. 



Dyar, Dr. Harrison G(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. S. Nat. Mus, 

 97- F.A.A; Entom. Soc; Acad. Polit. and 

 Social Sci; Wash. Acad; fel. N. Y. Acad; Bos- 

 ton Soc. Nat. Hist; Am. entom. societies. Lar- 

 vae of insects, especially of Lepidoptera and 

 mosquitoes. 



Dyche, Prof. L(ewis) L(indsay), 1611 Massa- 

 chusetts St, Lawrence, Kas. Zoology. Berkeley 

 Springs, W. Va, March 20, 57. A.B, B.S, Kan- 

 sas, 84, A.M, 86, M.S, 88. Prof, zool, Kansas, 

 and curator birds and mammals, Univ. Mus, 89- 

 Medal, Columbian Expos, 93. F.A.A; assoc. 

 Ornith. Union; life mem. Kas. Acad; Wash. 

 Biol. Soc. Living North American mammals 

 and birds; methods for bird and mammal work 

 for museums. The life history of the opossum 

 and other North American mammals; Mendel's 

 law and experiments with poultry. 



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Eakle, Dr. Arthur S(tarr), 1518 Euclid Ave, 

 Berkeley, Cal. 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- Geol. Soc. 

 Mineralogy; petrography. Minerals of Califor- 

 nia. 



Earhart, Dr. Rob(er)t F(rancis), Ohio State 

 University, Columbus, 0. Experimental physics. 

 Toledo, la, Feb. 2, 73. B.S, Northwestern, 93; 

 Hopkins, 97-98; Chicago, 98-99, fellow, 99-00, 

 Ph.D, 00. Electrician, Peoples Power Co, Mo- 

 line, Ills, 93-97; instr. physics, Mich. .Mil. Acad, 

 00-01; Rose, 01-03; asst. prof, Ohio State, 03- 

 M.A.A; Physical Soc. Sparking distances. 



Earle, Charles, Mt. Vernon, N. Y. Zoology. New 

 York, N. Y, Oct. 28, 59. B.S, Princeton, 87; 

 Jena, 88; Munich, 89; Paris, 95. Asst. vert, 

 paleont, Am. Mus. Nat. Hist, 91-95. Verte- 

 brate paleontology; vertebrate anatomy. Mor- 

 phology and evolution of the primates. 



Earle, Prof. F(ranklin) S(umner), Santiago de las 

 Vegas, Cuba. *Botany, Horticulture. Grundy 

 Co, Ills, Sept. 4, 56. Illinois. Asst. mycol 

 Illinois, 86; supt, Branch of Miss. Agr. Exp 

 Sta, 92-95; asst. pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr 

 95; assoc. prof, hort, Ala. Polytech, and horti 

 culturist, Ala. Agr. Exp. Sta, 96, prof, biol 

 and hort, Ala. Polytech, and biologist and hor 

 ticulturist, Ala. Agr. Exp. Sta, 96-01 ; asst 

 curator, N. Y. Bot. Garden, 01-04; director 

 Estacion Central Aqron. de Cuba, 04- Hon 

 A.M, Ala. Polytech, 02. F.A.A; Bot. Soc 

 Mycol. Soc; Torrey Bot. Club. Systematic 



mycology; horticulture of southern United 

 States. Agaricaceae; tropical agriculture. 



Earle, Dr. Richard B(lair), 42 Walker Building, 

 Boylston St, Boston, Mass. Chemistry. Wor- 

 cester, Mass, May 29, 76. B.S, Worcester, 97; 

 M.S, Harvard, 99, Sc.D, 02. Private asst, 

 Worcester, 97-98 ; research asst. org. chem, 

 Chicago, 02-03; asst, Mass. Inst. Tech, 03-04, 

 instr, Off- Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Organic 

 chemistry. 



Eastman, Dr. Charles R(ochester), 354 Brookline 

 St, Cambridge, Mass. * Geology, Paleontology. 

 Cedar Rapids, la, June 5, 68. A.B, Harvard, 

 90, A.M, 91; Hopkins, 92; Ph.D, Munich, 94. 

 Curator in charge, Dept. Vert. Paleont, Mus. 

 Comp. Zool, Harvard, 94" > instr, Harvard and 

 Radcliffe, 94-97. Asst. geologist, New Eng. 

 Div, U. S. Geol. Surv; also connected with 

 Iowa, N. Y, Md, and N. J. surveys. F.A.A ; Soc. 

 Nat; Geol. Soc; Soc. Zool; Paleont. Soc. (Exec. 

 Council) ; Ass. Anat; Nat. Geog. Soc; Boston 

 Soc. Nat. Hist. Vertebrate paleontology, espe- 

 cially paleichthyology. North American and 

 European paleichthyology. 



Eastman, Prof. J(ohn) R(obie), Andover, N. H. 

 ^Astronomy, Mathematics. Andover, July 29, 

 36. B.S, Dartmouth, 62, M.S, 65, Ph.D, 77. 

 Asst. astronomer, U. S. Naval Observatory, 62 ; 

 prof, math, U. S. N, 65 ; astronomer, U. S. 

 Naval Observatory, 65-98. In charge of Eclipse 

 Exped, Las Animas, Colo, 78; Transit of Venus 

 Exped, Cedar Keys, Fla, 82 ; several other expe- 

 ditions, 69-00. F.A.A. (asst. gen. sec'y, 82, 

 gen. sec'y, 83, v. pres, 87, 92) ; Astron. and 

 Astrophys. Soc; Wash. Acad, (pres, 98) ; 

 Wash. Philos. Soc. (pres, 89). Solar, stellar, 

 planetary and meteoric astronomy. Revised 

 and corrected observations of the sun, moon, 

 planets and comets ; semi-diameters of the sun 

 and the principal planets. 



Easton, Dr. Burton Scott, 224 S. 43d St, Phila- 

 delphia, Pa. Mathematics. Hartford, Conn, 

 Dec. 4, 77. Gottingen, 94 ; B.S, Pennsylvania, 

 98, Ph.D, 01. Instr. math, and astron, Iowa, 

 98-99 ; math, Pennsylvania, 02- Math. Soc. 

 Theory of substitutions. 



Eastwood, Miss Alice, California Academy of 

 Sciences, San Francisco, Cal. *Botany. To- 

 ronto, Can, Jan. 19, 59. High Sch. Teacher, 

 High Sch, East Denver, 80-90; curator, Bot. 

 Dept, Cal. Acad. Sciences, 92- F.A.A; Cal. 

 Acad. Systematic botany; phanerogams. 



Eaton, Dr. George F(rancis), 80 Sachem St, New 

 Haven, Conn. Comparative osteology, Paleon- 

 tology. New Haven, May 30, 72. A.B, Yale, 

 94, Ph.D, 98. Instr. osteol, Yale, 99-, curator, 

 Osteol. Collection, Univ. Mus, 02, assoc. cura- 

 tor vert, paleont, Olf- Soc. Nat ; Conn. Acad. 



Ebaugh, Dr. W(illiam) Clarence, University of 

 Utah, Salt Lake City, Utah. Chemistry. 

 Philadelphia, Pa, Jan. 3, 77. B.S, Pennsyl- 

 vania, 98, Ph.D, 01. Asst. and chief chemist, 

 Iron and Steel Lab, near Reading, Pa, 98-99; 

 director pro tern, Dept. Physics and Chem, 



