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of religion, Meadville Thcol. Sch, 04-13. A.A; 

 Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass; Soc. Psychical Ee- 

 search; Eeligious Educ. Ass. Types of religious 

 experience; phenomenalism in ethics; cosmic 

 humanism; the cosmic character; religion and 

 the modern mind. 

 Doane, Prof. R(ennie) W(ilbur), Stanford Uni- 

 versity, Calif. Entomology. Des Moines, Iowa, 

 March 11, 71. A.B, Stanford, 96. Instr. zool. 

 and entom, Wash. State, 96-98, asst. prof, 98- 

 01, supt. fisheries, Exp. Sta, 01-06; asst. entom, 

 Stanford, 05-06, instr, 06-09, asst. prof, 09-15, 

 assoc. 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, S(amuel) E(verett), 471 Park Ave, New 

 York, N. Y. Electrical engineering. Swamp- 

 scott, Mass, Feb. 28, 70. High sch. Foreman, 

 various rooms, incand. lamp dept, Thomson- 

 Houston Co, 86-90, asst. manager, 90-93 ; asst. 

 engineer and later supt. and asst. engineer, Edi- 

 son Lamp Works, Harrison, N. J, 93-96; man- 

 ager, repair lamp dept, Thomson-Houston Co, 

 95-96; engineer, Gen. Elec. Co, Schenectady, 

 N. Y, 97; supt, Bryan Marsh Co, 97-00; cMef 

 engineer, Nat. Lamp Worlis, Gen. Elec. Co, 01- 

 Elec. Eng. Incandescent electric lamp making. 



Dochez, Dr. A(lphonse) R(aymond), Johns Hop- 

 kins University, Baltimore, Md. *Medicinc. 

 San Francisco,' Calif , April 21, 82. A.B, Hop- 

 kins, 03, M.D, 07. Fellow path, Rockefeller 

 Inst, 08-10, bacteriologist, Hosp, 10-11, asst. 

 res. physician, 10-13, res. physician, 14, asst. 

 med, 11-14, assoc, 14-16, assoc. mem, 16-19; 

 assoc. prof, med, Hophins, and assoc. physician, 

 HopTcins 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. *Medicine. Hopewell, Pa, April 1, 

 60. M.D, Pennsylvania, 84, hon. Sc.D, 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. Asa. Pa- 

 thology of malaria, dysentery. Protozoa, diseases 

 of the blood and of pernicious anemia; ductless 

 glands ; hookworm. 



Dockeray, Prof. F(loyd) C(arlton), Ohio Wesleyan 

 Universitv, Delaware, Ohio. Psychology. A.B, 

 Michigan, 07, A.M, 09, Ph.D, 15. Asst. instr. 

 psychol, Michigan, 08-09; instr, Kansas, 10-13, 

 asst. prof, 13-16, assoc. prof, 16-20; prof, Ohio 

 Wesleyan, SO- In charge, psychol. 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 efficiency; volu- 

 metric measurements of brain of a human 

 foetus; psychology of aviation. 



Dodd, Dr. Edward L(ewls), 2505 Guadalupe St, 

 Austin, Tex. Mathematics. Cleveland, Ohio, 

 Nov. 1, 75. A.B, Western Reserve, 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, King 

 and Co, 97-00. Math. Soc. Iterated limits. 



Dodds, Prof. G(ideon) S(tanhope), 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 emhryol, West Vir- 

 ginia, 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, Austin Richardson, 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. Mech. Eng. 

 Steam turbines ; specific heat of superheated 

 vapors; development of steam and air meters. 



Dodge, Dr. Bernard O(gilvie), 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, U. 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. Carroll W(miam), 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. lot, Brown, 19- 

 20, asst. prof, 20- A.A ; Bot. Soc ; Micros. Soc ; 

 Phytopath. Soc. Mycology; plant physiology 

 and pathologj'; biochemistry; bacteriology. 



Dodge, Prof. Charles Wright, University of 

 Rochester, Rochester, 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; hiol, Eochester, 90-92, prof, 92- Biolo- 

 gist, Rochester Health Dept, 94- A.A; Soc. 

 Nat; N. Y. State Sci. Teachers Ass. (pres, 00) ; 

 Rochester Acad. (cor. sec'y, 92-02, pres, 02). 

 Limnology. 



Dodge, Dr. Francis D(espard), 291 Henry St. 

 Brooklyn, N. Y. Chemistry. Washington, D. C, 

 Jan. 14, 68. Ph.B, Columbia, 88, fellow, 88-90, 

 Ph.D, 90; Heidelberg, 90-91. Engaged in tech- 

 nical worTc with Dodge and Olcott Co, Bayonne, 

 N. J, 91- Chem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club. 

 Organic chemistry; essential oils; synthetic 

 products. 



Dodge, F(rank) E(llsworth), 60 S. 19th St, Flush- 

 ing, N. Y. Chemistry. Barre, Vt, Oet. 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, 00-06; 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- 



