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AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE 



Brewer, Maine, Oct. 9, 64. B.S, Maine, 81, 

 M.S, 88; Ph.D, Yale, 91. Teacher science, 

 Maine Academies, S3-87; asst. miner, and biol, 

 Yale, 89-91; miner, V. S. Nat. Museum, 93-94; 

 curator geol, Field Museum Nat. Hist, 94- 

 Professorial lecturer determinative 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; Gcol. Soc; Mus. Ass. (pres, 15); See. 

 astron. de France. Meteorites. 



Farwell, Prof, H(ermon) W(aldo), Columbia Uni- 

 versity, New York, N. Y. Phiisi-cs. Kecne, N. 

 H, Dec. 29, 79. A.B, Dartmouth, 02, A.M, 06. 

 Instr. physics, Dartmouth, 04-06 ; asst, Colum- 

 bia, 06-09, tutor, 09-10, instr, 10-17, asst. prof, 

 17-. A.A; assoc. Physical Soc. Ionization in 

 gases; geometrical optics; laboratory manage- 

 ment. 



Farwell, Oliver A(tkins), 271 Smith Ave, Detroit, 

 Mich. Botany. Boston, Mass, Dec. 13, 67. 

 Mich. Nor. Sch, 90-92. Teacher, pub. schools, 

 89-90; curator of herbarium and drug inspector, 

 Parke, Davis and Co, 92- 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. 



Farwell, Dr. Stanley P(rince), Winnetka, 111. 

 Electrical engineering. Chicago, 111, Sept. 29, 

 83. B.S, Illinois, 07, M.S, 10, fellow, 13-14, 

 Ph.D, 14. Asst. prof. elee. eng, Cent. Univ. of 

 Ky, 08-10; instr. theoret. and applied mech, 

 Illinois, 10-13; service engineer. Pub. Utilities 

 Commission of 111, 14-17; indust. engineer, Ar- 

 thur Young and Co, 17-20; %\ pres, Bur. Com- 

 mercial Econ, 20- Elec. Eng. Corona produced 

 by continuous potentials. 



Fassig, Dr. Oliver L(anard), U. S. Weather Bu- 

 reau, San Juan, P. R. Meteorology. Colum- 

 bus, Ohio, April 5, 60. B.S, Ohio State, 82; 

 Berlin, 96-97; Ph.D, Hopkins, 99. Sect, direc- 

 tor, U. S. Weather Bur, 83-; instr. meteorol, 

 Hopkins, 97-98, assoc, 98-09 ;^ in charge P. R. 

 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 Relief Party, 05; Int. Commission for 

 Sci. Aernonautics, 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 Rico. 



Fasten, Dr. Nathan, Oregon Agricultural Col- 

 lege, Corvallis, Oregon. Zoology. Austria, Dec. 

 4. 87. B.S, Col. City of N. Y, 10; Ph.D, Wis- 

 consin, 14. Prof, biol, Marshall, 10-11; asst. 

 zool, Wisconsin, 11-14; instr, Washington 

 (Seattle), 14-19, asst. prof, 19-20; assoc. prof, 

 Oregon Col, 20- Asst, Bur. Fisheries, Woods 

 Hole, summer, 11; special investigator. Wis. 

 Fish Commission, summers, 12-14; in charge 

 invert, zool. Pugct Sound Biol. Sta, summers, 15, 

 16. 20. A.A; Soc. Zool; West. Soc. Nat; Pacific 

 Fisheries Soc. Cytology of Decapoda; parasites 

 of fishes. 



Fath, Prof. E(dward) A(rthur), Carlcton College, 

 Northfield, Minn. Astrophysics. Rheinbischofs- 



heim, Germany, Aug. 23, 80. B.S, Carleton, 02; 

 fellow, Lick Observatory, 06-09; Ph.D, Cali- 

 fornia, 09. Instr. math, Wilton, 02-04; Red- 

 field, 04-05; astron, Illinois, 05-06; asst. as- 

 tronomer, Mt. Wilson Solar Observatory, 09-12; 

 director, Beloit Observatory, 12-14; pres, Red- 

 field, 14-20; prof. math, and astron, Carleton, 

 20- Assoc, ed, 'Popular Astron,' 20- A.A; 

 Astron. Soc; fel. Royal Astron. Soc. Zodiacal 

 light; nebulae; spectra of nebulae and star 

 clusters. 



Faught, Prof. J(ohn) B (rookie), Yankton Col- 

 lege, Yankton, S. Dak. Mathematics. Oak- 

 town, Ind, Feb. 28, 63. A.B, Indiana, 93, A.M, 

 95; Chicago, 96-97; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 99. 

 Prof, math, Vincennes, 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; Yankton, 20- A.A; 

 Math. Ass; Math. Soc. 



Faull, Prof. J(oseph) Horace, University of To- 

 ronto, Toronto, Can. Botany. L'Anse, Mich, 

 May 3, 70. A.B, 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, assoc. prof, 07-18, prof, 18- A.A; Bot. 

 Soc; Phytopath. Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can. 

 (pres, E, 19); Can. Inst, (ed, "'Trans,' 17-). 

 Cytology; mycology; plant pathology; anatomy 

 of ferns. 



Faust, Dr. Ernest Carroll, Union Medical College, 

 Peking, China. Parasitology. Carthage, Mo. 

 A.B, Oberlin, 12; A.M, Illinois, 14, Ph.D. 17. 

 Research asst. parasitol, Illinois, 12-14, instr. 

 zool, 17-19; assoc. parasitol. Union Med. Col, 

 Peking, 19- A.A; 111. Acad. Morphology and 

 life history of digenetie trematodes. 



Faville, Prof. A(lpheus) D(avis), 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, animal husbandry, Wyoming, 08-, director, 

 Exp. Sta, 18- Soc. Animal Production. Stock 

 feeding and management, especially in Wyo- 

 ming, 



Fawcett, Prof, H(oward) S(amuel), Citrus Ex- 

 periment Station, Riverside, Calif. Pla7it 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; Calif. State 

 Commission Hort, 12-13; assoc. prof, plant 

 path, California, 13-18, prof, 18- A.A; Phyto- 

 patli. Soc; West. Soc. Nat; St. Louis Acad. 

 Temperature relations of certain parasitic 

 fungi; fungus parasites of insects; citrus dis- 

 eases. 



Fay, Dr. Henry, 11 Worthington Road, Brookline, 

 Mass. *Chemistry, Metallography. Williams- 

 burg, Pa, Jan. 12, 68. A.B, Lafayette, 89, A.M, 

 92, Sc.D, 15; Ph.D, Hopkins, 95. Lecture 

 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 

 causes of steel rail breakages; effect of heat 



