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Flick, Dr. Lawrence F, 738 Pine St, Philadel- 

 phia, Pa. Medicine. Carrolltown, Pa, Aug. 

 10, 56. M.D, Jefferson Med. Col, 79 ; LL.D, 

 Catholic Univ, 15; Villanova, 16. Pres, Pa. 

 Soc. Tuber, 92-99; Free Hasp, for Poor Con- 

 stimptives, 95- Pres. and med. director, Phipps 

 Inst, 03-10. Int. Con^. Tuber, Washington, D. 

 C, 08; pres, Int. Conf. Tuber, Phila, 08. Ass. 

 Tuber; Phila. Col. Physicians. Tuberculosis; 

 history. 



Flint, Prof. Albert S(toweU), 1311 Morris St, 

 Madison, Wis. * Astronomy. Salem, Mass, 

 Sept. 12, 58. A.B, Harvard, 75; Mass. Inst. 

 Tech, 76-77; A.M, Cincinnati, 80. Computer, 

 TJ. S. Naval Observatory, 81-83; asst, U. S. 

 Transit of Venus Commission, 83-88; computer, 

 IT. S. Naval Observatory, 88-89; asst. astron- 

 omer, Wisconsin, 89-94, astronomer, 94-20, re- 

 tired assoc. prof, astron, 20- A.A; Astron. 

 Soc; Wis. Acad, (sec'y and ed, 'Trans,' 97- 

 99) ; Astron. Gesell. Astronomy and com- 

 putation; meridian observations for stellar par- 

 allax, first series, 93-96, second series, 98-05; 

 meridian determination of some proper motion 

 stars. 



Flint, Dr. E(dward) E(awson), U. S. Department 

 of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Chemistry, 

 Medicine. Boston, Mass, Sept. 8, 64. B.S, 

 Mass. Col, 87; Ph.D, Gottingen, 92; M.D, Har- 

 vard, 03 ; LL.D, Florida, 19. Asst. chemist, 

 Hatch Exp. Sta, Amherst, 87-90; asst, prof, 

 chem, Mass. Col, 93-99; prof, Florida, 04-17; 

 administrative and scientific asst. office of exp. 

 stations, U. S. Dept. Agr, 17-, chemist, Exp. 

 Sta, 04-05. Fertilizer experiments with citrus 

 fruits. 



Flint, Dr. Joseph MarshaU, 320 Temple St, New 

 Haven, Conn. * Anatomy, Surgery. Chicago, 

 111, July 8, 72. B.S, Chicago, 95; A.M, Prince- 

 ton, 00; M.D, Hopkins, 00; hon. A.M, Yale, 07. 

 Assoc, anat, Chicago, 00-01; prof, California, 

 01-07; surg, Yale, 07- Asst. anat, summer sch, 

 Chicago, 97; asst, Hopkins Med. Commission to 

 Philippines, 99; acting asst. surgeon, Marine, 

 Hosp. Service, San Francisco, 01 ; ed, * Am. 

 Jour. Anat,' 04-07; attending surgeon. New 

 Haven Hosp, 07-; surgeon-in-ehief. New Haven 

 Dispensatory, 07- Commanding officer, Hosp. 32, 

 Chateau de Passy, France, 16; commanding of- 

 ficer, Mobile Hosp, 39, A. E. F, 17-19; liason 

 officer to French war office, A. E. F, 18; Officier 

 de 1 'Instruction Pub, 19; D. S. medal, 19; cita- 

 tion for distinguished and meritorious services, 

 A. E. F, 19. A.A; Ass. Anat. (v. pres, 04); 

 Surg. Ass; Col. Surg; Anthrop. Soc; Wash. Yel- 

 low Fever Inst; Manila Med. Soc; Vienna 

 Physiol. Gesell. Suprarenal bodies; salivary 

 glands; development of the blood vessels in or- 

 gans; form of n'oint cavities; connective tissue; 

 development of lung; intestinal anastomosis; 

 hypertrophy of the intestine; healing of gastro- 

 enterostomy; surgery of the lungs; empyaema; 

 stitch ulcers in gastrointestinal surgery. 



Flint, Dr. William R(utliven), Union League 

 Building, Los Angeles, Calif. Chemistry. 

 Mclndoes Falls, Vt, April 12, 75. A.B, Yale, 

 98, A.M, 06, Ph.D, 09. Prof, chem, Maryville, 

 10-11 ; inorg. and anal, chem, Calif. Inst. Tech, 

 11-14; research in photographic chem, Mt. Wil- 



son Observatory, 15; consulting chem. engineer, 

 76- Chem. Soc; Cooper Ornith. Club; Sierra 

 Club. Complexity of tellurium. 



Florence, Dr. P(hilip) Sargant, 115 Vreeland 



Ave, Nutlev, N. J. Public health. Nutley, 

 June 25, 90. B.A. Cambridge, 12, M.A, 16; 

 fellow, Columbia, 17-18, Ph.D, 18. Investiga- 

 tor, Health of Munition Workers Committee of 

 England, 15-16; supervising field investigator, 

 . TJ. S. Puh. Health Service, 17- Assoc, sani- 

 tarian, E, TJ. S. Pub. Health Service; mem. 

 Bur. Indust. Eesearch, N. Y. City. British Ass; 

 Royal Econ. Soc. Industrial fatigue; personnel 

 administration in factories. 



Flowers, Alan E{stis), National Aniline and 

 Chemical Co, 21 Burling Slip, New York, N. Y. 

 Engineering. St. Louis, Mo, Oct. 4, 76. M.E. 

 (E.E), Cornell, 02. M.M.E, 14, Ph.D, 15. En- 

 gineer's helper, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. 

 Co, 03 ; instr. elec. eng, Missouri, 04-06, asst. 

 prof, 06-12, prof, Ohio State, 12-18; capt, Sig. 

 C, 18-19; test engineer, Nat. Anilinp and Chem. 

 Co, 19- Asst. ed, 'Electric Jour,' 04; in design 

 office, Bullock Elec. Mfg. Co, 07 ; asst. supt, 

 light and heat sta, Missouri, 08-; engineer, 

 Telluride Power Co, 09. Physical Soc; Eleetro- 

 chem. Soc; Elec. Eng; Mech. Eng; Soc. Test. 

 Mat. Solid contact rectifiers; oil friction test- 

 ing machines; ball and slanted tube viscosimeter. 



Floyd, B(ayard) F(ranklin), Wilson and Toomer 

 Fertilizer Co, Jacksonville, Fla. Botany. Kemp- 

 ton, Tnd. March 18, 82. A.B, Indiana, 05; 

 A.M, Missouri, 07. Asst. bot, Missouri, 05-07; 

 plant physiologist, Fla. Exp. Sta, 07-20; horti- 

 culturist, Wilson and Toomer Fertilizer Co, 20- 

 A.A; Bot. Soc; Soc. Hort. Sci; Fla. Hort. Soc. 

 (sec'y). Plant pathology; plant physiology; 

 normal and malnutrition in tropical and sub- 

 tropical plants; fertilizers for citrus trees and 

 avocados. 



Floyd, Dr. CJleaveland, 246 Marlborough St, Bos- 

 ton, Mass. Bacteriology. Providence, E. I, Oct, 

 80. M.D, Harvard, 03. Asst. prof, lactcr. 

 Harvard Med. Sch, 17- Ass. Path, and Bact; 

 Soc. Immunol; Climat. Ass; Am. Med. Ass. 



Floyd, Prof. W(ilbur) L(eonidas), University of 

 Florida, Gainesville, Fla. Horticulture. Nich- 

 ols, S. C, April 6, 66. B.S, Citadel, 86; M.S, 

 Florida, 06. Prof. nat. science, E. Fla. Seni, 92- 

 05; bot. and hort, Florida, 05- Avocado cul- 

 ture; deciduous fruits in Florida. 



Focke, Prof. Theo(dore) M(oses), Case School of 

 Applied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Mathematical 

 physics. Massillon, Ohio, Jan. 3, 71. B.S, Case, 

 92; Ph.D, Gottingen, 98. Instr. math. Case, 

 92-93 ; physics, Oberlin, 93-96 ; math. Case, 98- 

 02, asst. prof, 02-08, Kerr prof, 08-, dean, 18- 

 A.A; Math. Soc; IMath. Ass; Eng. Educ. Heat 

 conductivity; coefficient of expansion; alloys of 

 nickel and cast iron; heat conductivity of fire 

 bricks. 



Foerste, Dr. Aug(ust) F(rederick), 129 Wroe 

 Ave, Dayton, Ohio. Geology. Dayton, May 7, 

 62. A.B, Denison, 87; A.M, Harvard, 88, Ph.D, 

 90; Heidelberg and Paris, 90-92. Teacher 

 physics. Steele Hiqh Sch, Dayton, 93- Asst, 

 U. S. Geol. Surv, 87-91, 95; Ohio Geol. Surv, 

 92, 08-10, 18-19; Ind. Geol. Surv, 96, 97, 99; 



