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Haven, Conn, May 24, 69. A.B, 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. Sch, 

 Mankato, Minn, 95-98; supervising principal, 

 Lovell Sch. Dist, New Haven, 98-04; lecturer 

 pedag, Yale, 01-04; head, Dept. Psychol, and 

 Pedag, Brooklyn Training Sch. for Teachers, 0! t - 

 Psychol. Ass; Nat. Educ. Ass. (v. pres, Child- 

 study Dept, 02-) ; Am. Inst. (v. pres, 02-) ; 

 Soc. Sci. Educ. Hygiene and child-study in 

 methods of school procedure; lighting of school- 

 rooms. Educational principles. 



Rowland, Prof. Arthur J(ohn), 4510 Osage Aye, 

 Philadelphia, Pa. Electrical engineering. Cin- 

 cinnati, O, Feb. 19, 67. Pennsylvania, 83-84; 

 Hopkins, 84-86, 90-93. Instr. elec. eng, Drexel 

 Inst, Phila, 93-94, prof, 9J t - Chairman, Jury 

 of Awards, Dept. of Lights and Lighting, Nat. 

 Export Expos. Elec. Eng; Electrochem. Soc; 

 Franklin Inst. Lights; lighting and illumina- 

 tion. 



Rowlee, Prof. W(illard) W (infield), 11 East Ave, 

 Ithaca, N. Y. *Botany. Fulton, N. Y, Dec. 

 15, 61. B.L, Cornell, 88, Sc.D, 93. Instr. hot, 

 Cornell, 88-93, asst. prof, 93- Supt, Univ. 

 grounds, Cornell, 95- F.A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. 

 Plant Morph. and Physiol; Soc. Prom. Agr. 

 Sci ; Pa. Forestry Ass. Flora of the United 

 States; North American willows; comparative 

 anatomy of woods. 



Roy, Prof. Arthur J(ay), 268 Yates St, Albany, 

 N. Y. Astronomy. Clyde, N. Y, Nov. 7, 69. 

 C.E, Union, 93, A.M, 97. First asst, Dudley 

 Observatory, Albany, 93- M.A.A. Positional 

 astronomy. Perturbations of an asteroid; a 

 zone catalogue of stars. 



Royce, Prof. Josiah, 103 Irving St, Cambridge, 

 Mass. *Philosophy. Grass Valley, Cal, Nov. 

 20, 55. A.B, California, 75; Leipzig and Got- 

 tingen, 75-76; fellow, Hopkins, 76-78, Ph.D, 78. 

 Instr. English lit. and logic, California, 78-82; 

 asst. prof, philos, Harvard, 82-92, prof. hist, of 

 philos, 92- Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass. Meta- 

 physics; logical problems in relation to meta- 

 physics; ethics. Logical theory. 



Rucker, Miss Augusta, University of Texas, Aus- 

 tin, Tex. Zoology. Paris, Tex, May 24, 73. 

 A.B, Texas, 96, fellow, 96-97, A.M, 99. Tutor 

 biol, Texas, 97-99, instr, 99-00, zoo\ 00- 

 M.A.A; fel. Tex. Acad. Peripatus eisenii; the 

 Texan Koenenia; Koenenia. The anatomy of 

 Koenenia and its position among the Arachnida. 



Ruedemann, Dr. R(udolf), State Hall, Albany, 

 N. Y. Paleontology, Geology. Georgenthal, 

 Germany, Oct. 16, 64. Ph.D, Jena, 87; Stras- 

 burg, 89. Asst. geol. Strasburg, 87-92; teacher, 

 high schools, Lowville and Dolgeville, N. Y, 

 92-99; asst. state paleontologist, N. Y, 99- 

 Walker prize, Boston Soc. Nat. Hist, 01. M.A.A. 

 Fossils and geology of lower Silurian; guelph 

 beds of New York; Cambrian and lower Si- 

 lurian graptolites of New York. Cephalopods 

 of Champlain Basin. 



Ruediger, Dr. Gustav F(erdinand), 299 S. Her- 

 mitage Ave, Chicago, Ills. Pathology. Bacteri- 

 ology. Fountain City, Wis, June 9, 76. B.S, 

 Wisconsin, 00; M.D, Rush Med. Col, 03. Assoc, 

 Mem. Inst, for Infectious Diseases, Chicago, 

 03- Ass. Path, and Bact; Am. Med. Ass; 

 Chicago Path. Soc; Chicago Med. Soc. Strep- 

 tococcus infections. Mechanism of streptococcus 

 infection. 



Runkle, Prof. Erwin W(illiam), State College, Pa. 

 Psychology. Lisbon, la, May 20, 69. A.B, 

 Western, 90; Ph.D, Yale, 93; hon. fellow, Clark, 

 99. Lecturer hist, philos, Yale, 92-93; prof, 

 psychol. and ethics, Pa. State, 93- Librarian, 

 Carnegie Library, Pa. State, 04- Psychol. Ass. 

 The phenomenalism of Berkeley. Psychology 

 of confession; psychology of prejudice and pre- 

 judgment. 



Running, Dr. Theodore R(udolph), 1108 Prospect 

 St, 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 natural 

 science, St. Olaf, 00-03; instr. math, Michigan, 

 03- M.A.A; Math. Soc. 



Runyan, E(lmer) G(ardner), Cor. Tenth and D Sts, 

 N. W, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Disco, 

 Mich. Ph.C, Michigan, 86; B.S, Colum- 

 bian, 89. Asst. chemist, Bur. Chem, U. S. 

 Dept. Agr, 90-03 ; inspector gas and meters for 

 D. C, 03- Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Nat. 

 Geog. Soc. Agricultural chemistry; method of 

 fertilizer analysis. Gas analysis; photometry. 



Rusby, Prof. Henry H(urd), 776 DeGraw Ave, 



Newark, N. J. *Botany, Materia medica. 

 Franklin, N. J, April 26, 55. M.D, N. Y. Univ, 84. 

 Prof, bot, physiol, mat. med. and dean, Faculty, 

 N. Y. Col. Pharmacy, 88-05; mat. med, Univ. and 

 Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 97-02. Scientific 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 ; prof, principles of stock 

 feeding, Am. Vet. Col, 89-96; mem. Committee 

 of Revision, U. S. Pharmacopoeia, 90-05; on 

 med. flora, Pan-Am. Med. Cong. Medal, Cen- 

 tennial Expos, 76. F.A.A; Pharmaceut. Ass; 

 fel. N. Y. Acad; N. Y. Sci. Alliance (mem. 

 Council) ; Torrey Bot. Club (pres.) ; hon. mem. 

 Mex. Inst. Med. Nac; cor. mem. Gt. Britain 

 Pharmaceut. Soc. South American flora; vege- 

 table materia medica. 



Russell, Prof. H(arry) L(uman), Madison, Wis. 

 * Bacteriology. Poynette, Wis. March 12, 66. 

 B.S, Wisconsin, 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, Wisconsin, 

 93-96, prof, 96-; bacteriologist, Wis. Agr. Exp. 

 Sta, 93-; director, Wis. State Hygienic Lab, 

 03- Consulting bacteriologist, Wis. Board of 

 Health, 94-; bacteriologist, Wis. Live Stock 



