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spector milk, Providence, E. I, 15- A. A; Soc. 

 Bact; Pub. Health Ass. Pollution of shell-fish 

 by sewage; longevity of B. typhosus in water 

 and sewage; fermentative energy of yeast; 

 pasteurization of milk. 



Fuller, Prof. Geo(rge) D(amon), University of 

 Chicago, Chicago, 111. Plant ecology. Adams- 

 ville, Que. Jan. 18. 69. B.A. McGill, 01, McGill 

 scholar, Woods Hole, 01-02; Chicago, 06-07, 

 Ph.D, 13. Asst. hot, McGill, 01-02; director, 

 Macdonald Sch. Gardens, 02-06; asst. bot, Chi- 

 cago, 07, assoe, sch. edue, 07-00, instr. plant 

 ecol, 09-19, asst. prof, 19- In charge plant 

 ecol, Cold Spring Harbor, 08; acting prof, biol, 

 111. State Nor. Univ, 09. A.A; Ecol. Soc; Bot. 

 Soc. Forest ecology of Illinois. 



Fuller, George W(arren), 170 Broadway, New 

 York, N. Y. Sanitary science. Franklin, Mass, 

 Dec. 21, 68. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 90. Biol- 

 ogist, Mass. State Board of Health, Lawrence 

 Exp. Sta, 90-95; in charge pub. water puri- 

 fication, Louisville and Cincinnati, 95-99; engi- 

 neer and sanit. expert, N. T. City, 99- A.A ; 

 Soc. Nat; Soc. Bact; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health 

 Ass; Civil Eng; Water Works Ass; Boston Soc. 

 Arts. Methods of purifying water and sewage; 

 ajjplication of biology, chemistry and engineer- 

 ing to sanitary aspects of waier supply and 

 sewage disposal. 



Fuller, Henry C(orbin), Institute of Industrial 

 Eesearch, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Worces- 

 ter, Mass, Nov. 13, 79. B.S, Worcester, 01. 

 Chemist, indust. firms, 01-07 ; IJ. S. Dept. Agr, 

 07-11 ; drug and food investigator, Inst. Indust. 

 Eesearch, 11-, treas. and manager, farms, 14- 

 Chem. Soc; Agr. Chem. (referee, 09-11, 14); 

 Soc. Chem. Indust ; Pharmaceut. Ass ; Wash. 

 Biol. Field Club (pres, 16-) ; Ornith. Union. 

 Pharmaceutical chemistry; food technology and 

 analysis; drug plant introduction and propaga- 

 tion; alkaloids. 



Fuller, Dr. Leonard F(ranklin), 209 Eialto Build- 

 ing, San Francisco. Calif. Electrical engineering. 

 Portland, Oregon, Aug. 21, 90. M.E, Cornell, 

 12; Ph.D, Stanford, 18. Chief elect, engineer, 

 Fed. Telegraph Co, 12-19; consulting research 

 engineer, 19- Elec. Eng; Eadio Eng. Eadio 

 telegraphy; large bi-polar electromagnets; ap- 

 paratus design. 



Fuller, M(yTon) L(eslie), 157 Spring St, Brock- 

 ton, Mass. Geology, Hydrology. Brockton, 

 April 19, 73. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 96. Asst. 

 geologist, Mich. Geol. Surv, 97; asst. and instr. 

 geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 97-00; asst. geologist, 

 U. S. Geol. Surv, 00-03, chief, east, sect, div. 

 hydrol, 03-07, geologist, 07-12; consulting ge- 

 ologist water supplies, San Francisco, 12-13 ; 

 oil explorations, China, 13-15; Cuba, 16; chief 

 geologist, Sun Co. 17-20. Eeviewer miner, and 

 geol. chem, 'Tech. Quarterly' and *Eev. Am. 

 Chem. Eesearch,' 97-00; special agent, Paris 

 Expos, 99-00. Walker prizes, Boston Soc. Nat. 

 Hist, 97, 05. A.A; Geol. Soc; Seismol. Soc; 

 Wash. Geol. Soc. Petroleum engineering; gla- 

 cial geology; stratigraphic geology; detailed 

 geologic surveying in Indiana, Illinois and New 

 York; underground water in eastern and central 

 states. 



FuUerton, Prof. George S(tuart), 287 Mill St, 

 Poughkeepsie, N. Y. ^Philosophy. Fatehgarh, 

 India, Aug. 18, 59. A.B, Pennsylvania, 79, 

 A.M, 82; B.D, Yale, 83; hon. Ph.D, Muhlen- 

 berg, 92, LL.D, GO. Instr. philos, Pennsyl- 

 vania, 83-85, adj. ptof, 85-87, prof, 87-03; 

 Columbia, 03- Dean, grad. sch, Pennsylvania, 

 89-90, col, 94-96, v. provost, 94-98; exchange 

 prof, Austria, 13-14. A.A; Psychol. Ass. (pres, 

 95) ; Philos. Ass. Metaphysics. 



Fullmer, Prof. E(dward) L(awrence), Berea, 

 Ohio. Biology. Defiance, Ohio, July 30, 70. 

 B.S, Ohio State, 97, M.S, 98, fellow, 98-99. 

 Lab. asst. Ohio State, 98-99; prof. nat. science, 

 S. Dak. Wcsleyan, 99-03; Baldwin, 03-09, biol, 

 09- A.A; Ohio Acad. Myxomycetes of Ohio. 



Fulmer, Prof. Ellis I(ngham), Iowa State College, 

 Ames, Iowa. Chemistry. Nebr, 91. A,B, Nebr. 

 Wesleyan, 12; A.M, Nebraska, 13; Ph.D, To- 

 ronto, 19. Asst. chem, Nebraska, 12-13 ; Penn- 

 sylvania, 13-14; in charge chem, Leander Clark, 

 14; Friends, 15-16; asst. chem, Toronto, 16-19; 

 asst. prof, in charge agr. chem, Iowa State, 19- 

 Chemist in charge, Aetna Explosives Co, 17; 

 chemist, Cent. Exp. Farm, Ottawa, 18. A.A; 

 Chem. Soc; Can. Inst. Chem. Agricultural bio- 

 chemistry; fermentation. 



Fulmer, Prof. Henry L(uman), Saluda, S. C. 

 Bacteriology. Saluda, March 20, 88. B.S, 

 Clemson, il; M.S, Ph.D, Wisconsin, 17. Instr. 

 bacter, Idaho, 13-14; Wisconsin, 14-17; asst. 

 prof, Pa. State, 17- Mil. service, 17. Soil, 

 milk and hygienic bacteriology. 



Fulton, Prof. Charles H(ennan), Missouri School 

 of Mines, Eolla, Mo. Metallurgy. Lud- 

 wigshafen, Germany, 74. Pratt Inst. 93 ; 

 E.M, Columbia, 97"; hon. Sc.D, S. Dak. Sch. 

 Mines, 11. Asst. assaying, Columbia, 97-98; 

 metallurgist, Colo, 98-99; instr. mining and 

 metal, Wyoming, 99-00; prof, metal, S. Dak. 

 Sch. Mines, 00-05, pres, 05-11; prof, metal, 

 Case, 11-20; director. Mo. Sch. Mines, 20- Min. 

 Eng; Min. and Metal. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; 

 Cleveland Eng. Soc. Metallurgy of non-ferrous 

 metals. 



Fulton, Dr. Frank T(aylor), 273 Bowen St, Provi- 

 dence, E. I. Pathology, Medicine. Westmore- 

 land Co, Pa, April 28, 67. B.S, Knox, 94; A.B, 

 Hopkins, 95, M.D, 99. Path, intern, Boston 

 City Hosp, 99-00 ; instr. path, and nor. histol. 

 Brown, 03-09. Pathologist, E. I. Hosp, 00-10, 

 attending physician and consulting pathologist,' 

 10-; consulting physician, Providence City 

 Hosp ; Pawtucket Mem. Hosp ; Woonsocket 

 Hosp; major, M. C, 18-19. Am. Physicians; 

 Soc. Clin. Invest; Climat. Ass; Ass. Path, and 

 Bact; Ass. Tuber. Infections with the B.Tcillus 

 aerogenes capsulatus ; home treatment of tuber- 

 culosis; serum treatment of cerebrospinal 

 meningitis. 



Fulton, Prof. H(arry) R(ascoe), U. S. Depart- 

 ment of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. Botany. 

 University, Miss, Sept. 19, 80. A.B, Mississippi, 

 00; A.M,' Missouri, 05; Harvard, 06. Plant pa- 

 thologist. La. Exp. Sta, 06-08; asst. prof, bot. 

 Pa. State, 08-10. assoc. prof, 10-12; prof. bot. 

 and bacter, N. C. Col, 12-16; pathologist, office 

 fruit disease investigations, bur. plant ind^lst, 

 U. S. Dept. Agr, 16- Assoc, ed, ' Phytopathol- 



