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rell, 03-04; instr, 04-08, 09-12; prof, N. H. 

 Col, 12-16; hon. fellow, Clark, 16-18; lecturer, 

 Worcester, 18; asst. prof, Univ. Philippines, 18- 

 20. A.A; fel. Physical Soc. Gas viscosity; 

 height of the atmosphere; history of mechanics. 



risk, Prof. Harlan W(ilbur), 36th St. and Broad 

 Branch Eoad, Washington, D. C. Physics. 

 Geneva, Kans, Sept. 25, 69. B.S, Carleton, 96. 

 Prof, math, Fargo, 99-06, dean of faculty, 04- 

 06; magnettcian, dept. terrestrml magnetism, 

 Carnegie Institution, 06- A.A; Wash. Philos. 

 Soc; Wash. Acad. Terrestrial magnetism. 



Fiske, Dr. Augustus H(enry), P. 0. Box 1515, 

 Providence, R. I. Chemistry. Boston, Mass, 

 May 28, 80. A.B, Harvard, 01, A.M, 02, Ph.D, 

 12." Tnstr. chem, Harvard, 12-13; asst. chemist, 

 Eumford Chem. Works, 14-15, chief chemist, 15- 

 Chem. Soc; Chem. Eng; Chem. Gesell. Halogen 

 and nitrogen derivatives of benzol; ortho- 

 quinones; acidic value of phosphates; baking 

 powder ingredients. 



Fiske, Prof. Cyrus H(axtwell), Harvard Medical 

 School, Boston, Mass. Biochemistry. St. Paul, 

 Minn, Sept. 22, 90. A.B, Minnesota, 10; M.D, 

 Harvard, 14. Asst. biol. chem, Harvard Med. 

 Sch, 14-15; assoc. biochem, Western Reserve, 

 15-17, asst. prof, 17-18; biol. chem. Harvard 

 Med. Sch, 18- A.A; Roc. Biol. Chem; Chem. 

 Soc. Nitrogen metabolism; mechanism of en- 

 zyme action. 



Fiske, Il(ayinond) J(olin), Evergreen Fruit Farm, 

 Lunenburg. Mass. Entomology. Cambridge, 

 Mass, May 4, 88. B.S, Mass. Col, 10, 13. Agr. 

 and educ. worker, P. I, 10-12; asst. entomolo- 

 gist, P. R, 13-14; scientific asst, bur. entom, U. 

 S. Dept. Agr, 14-20; proprietor. Evergreen 

 Fruit Farm, 20- A.A; Ass. Econ. Bntom. De- 

 ciduous fruit insects. 



Fiske, Prof. Thomas S(cott), Columbia Univer- 

 tity, New York, N. Y. *Mathematics. New 

 Y^ork, May 12, 65. A.B, Columbia, 85, A.M, 86, 

 fellow, 85-88, Ph.D, 88. Tutor math, Columbia, 

 88-91, instr, 91-94, adj. prof, 94-97, prof, 97- 

 Acting dean, Barnard, Columbia, 99; sec'y. Col. 

 Ent. Exam. Board, 01- A.A; Math. Soc. (sec'y, 

 88-95, ed, 'Bui,' 91-99, v. pres, 98-01. ed, 

 'Trans,' 99-05, pres, 02-04); Ass. Teachers 

 Math. Middle States and Md. (pres, 04) ; Lon- 

 don Math. Soc; Circolo Mat. di Palermo. 

 Theory of functions; algebra; calculus; theory 

 of assemblages; properties of assemblages and 

 their application to functions. 



Fitcli, Prof. AClbert) L(ewis), University of 

 Maine, Orono, Maine. Fliysics. Bvron Center, 

 Mich, Oct. 3, 87. A.B, Albion, 11, A.M, 12; 

 Ph.D, Michigan, 16. Teacher science, high sch, 

 Allegan, Mich, 13-15; research physicist. West. 

 Elec. Co, 16-19; prof, physics, Maine, 19- A.A; 

 assoc. Physical Soc. The aluminum rectifier. 



Fitch, CoL Graham D(enby), 2400 20th St, N. 

 W, Wa.shington, D. C. Engineering, Mathe- 

 matics. Chicago, 111, Feb. 19, 60. Grad, U. S. 

 Mil. Acad, 82. All grades from lieut. to 

 col, corps of engineers, retired, 12. Major, U. 

 S. volunteers, Spanish-Am. War. $500 prize for 

 essay on fourth dimension, 'Scientific Ameri- 

 can.' A.A; Civil Eng. Lock and dam construc- 

 tion ; space of four dimensions. 



Fitch, Prof. J(ames) B(urgess), Kansas State 

 Agricultural College, Manhattan, Kans. Dairy 

 husbandry. Hunterton, Ind, June 26, SS. B.S, 

 Purdue, 10. Asst. dairying, Kansas State, 10- 

 11, instr, 11-13, asst. prof, 13-15, assoc. prof, 

 15-18, prof, dairy husbandry, 18- Feeding and 

 development of dairy cattle; temperature of 

 silage fermentations; influence of material on 

 keeping quality of silos. 



Fite, Dr. Warner, Princeton, N, J. Philosophy, 

 Psychology. Philadelphia, Pa, March 5, 67. 

 A.B, Haverford, 89; Berlin, 91-92; Munich, 92- 

 93 ; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 94. Instr. philos. and 

 Hebrew, Williams, 94-96, dean of faculty, 95- 

 97; doeent psychol, Chicago, 97-98, asst, 98-01, 

 instr, 01-03; philos, Texas, 03-06; junior prof, 

 Indiana, 06-08, prof, 08-15; Princeton. 15- 

 Lecturer, Harvard, 11-12; Stanford, 13-14. 

 Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass. Social and ethical 

 theory, especially with reference to psycho- 

 logical foundations. 



Fite, Dr. William Benjamin, Columbia University, 

 New Y'ork, N. Y. *Maihematics. Marion, 

 Ohio, Aug. 23, 69. Ph.B, Cornell, 92, Ph.D, 01. 

 Teacher math, Mich. Mil. Acad, 92-9S; instr, 

 Cornell, 01-05, asst. prof, 05-10; prof, Colum- 

 bia, 10- Math. Soc. Theory of groups of finite 

 order; differential equations. 



Fitterer, Prof. J(ohn) C(onrad), University of 

 Wyoming, Laramie, Wyo. Civil engineering. 

 Clyde, Ohio, Dec. 15, 71. B.S, Ohio State, 98; 

 B.S.(C.E), Colorado, 04, C.E, 12. Instr. eng. 

 math, Colorado, 04; prof, civil and irrig. eng, 

 Wyoming, 08- With U. S. Geol. Surv; U. S. 

 Reclamation Service; res. engineer, Glenwood 

 Tunnel, Glenwood Springs, Colo. A.A; Math. 

 Soc; Civil Eng; Eng. Educ; assoc. mem. Soc. 

 Test. Mat; Int. Soc. Test. Mat. Mathematics; 

 irrigation; drainage. 



Fitz, Dr. G(eorge) W(ells), Peconic, N. Y'. Physi- 

 oloqy. Hygiene, Physical ed^ication. New York, 

 N.Y, March 16, 60. M.D, Harvard, 91. Instr, 

 Cook Co. Nor. Sch, 111, 83-87; instr. and asst. 

 prof, physiol. and hygiene and med. visitor, 

 Harvard,' 92-99. Ed, 'Am. Physical Educ. 

 Review,' 96-01, 04-06; orthopedic surgeon, 

 Boston Dispensary. A.A; Physiol. Soc; Physi- 

 cal Educ. Ass. (cor. sec'y, 95-01). Respiratory 

 types; ventilation tests (methods of CO;); 

 spinal curvature; physiology of exercise; photo- 

 metric method of case record; new direct-reading 

 scoliometer; resistant forward shoulders; ani- 

 mal mechanics; shadow pupillometer; mirror- 

 meter for space angles. 



Fitz, Dr. Reginald, Rockefeller Institute, 66th St. 

 and Ave. A. New Y'ork, N. Y''. Medi.cine. Bos- 

 ton, Feb. 28, 85. A.B, Harvard, 06, M.D, 09. 

 Assoc, mem. Am. Physicians; Soc. Clin. Invest. 

 Nephritis; diabetes nellitus. 

 FitzGerald, Desmond, Brookline, Mass. Engineer' 

 ing. Nassau, Bahama Islands, May 20, 40. 

 Phillips Acad, Andover. Mass. Chief engineer, 

 B. and A. R. R, 71-73; engineer and supt, 

 Boston Water Works, 73-96; dept. engineer. 

 Metropolitan Water Works, Mass, 96-02; con- 

 sulting engineer, 02- Chairman, Board of Park 

 Commissioners, Brookline; Mass. Topog. Sun'. 

 Commission, 96-00; mem. Metropolitan Improv. 

 Commission; chairman. Water Supply and Sew- 



