AMERICAN MEN OF SCIENCE 



Barnes, Prof. Fred Asa, Cornell University, 

 Ithaca, N. Y. Railroad engineering. Stock- 

 bridge, Mass, June 17, 76. C.E, Cornell, 97, 

 M.C.E, 98. Draftsman, U. S. Navy, 99; asst. 

 res. engineer, Santiago de Cuba, 99-02; instr. 

 ry. eng, Cornell, 02-05, asst. prof, 05-15, prof, 

 15- A.A; R. R. Eng; Eng. Educ; Civil Eng. 

 Railroad surveying and construction. 



Barnes, Dr. Harry Lee, Wallum Lake, R. 1. 

 Medicine. Adams, Mass, Aug. 10, 77. M.D, 

 Vermont, 98. Med. supt, Stonywold Sanatorium, 

 03-04; F. I. State Sanatorium, 05- Am. Med. 

 Ass; Climat. Ass. Pulmonary tuberculosis. 



Barnes, Prof. H(o-ward) T(umer), McGill Uni- 

 versity, Montreal, Can. Physics. Woburn, 

 Mass, July 21, 73. B.A.S, McGill, 93, M.A.S, 

 96, Sc.D, 00. Demonstrator physics, McGill, 95- 

 98, lecturer, 00-01, asst. prof, 01-06, assoc. prof, 

 06-07, Macdonald prof, 07-19, director, Mac- 

 donald Physics Building, 09-19. Assoc, ed, 

 'Jour. Physical Chem'; Joule studentship, Lon- 

 don Royal Soc; Int. Electiotech. Commission; 

 British Science Guild (sec'y, Can. committee). 

 Int. Elec. Cong, St. Louis, 04 (sec'y, sect. A). 

 A.A; Physical Soc; fel. Royal Soc. Can. (pres, 

 math, and physics sect, 09) ; fel. Royal Soc; fel. 

 Royal Meteor. Soc; Soc. de Physique. Stand- 

 ards of electro-motive force ; continuous electric 

 calorimetry ; specific heats of water and mer- 

 cury; density of ice; variation of the specific 

 heat of liquids with temperature ; critical veloc- 

 ity of liquids; thermal and electrical measure- 

 ments; heating effect of radium; mountain 

 temperature; ice formation. 



Barnes, Dr. James, Brvn Mawr, Pa. ^Physics. 

 Halifax, N. S, Dee. li, 78. A.B, Dalhousie, 99, 

 A.M, 00, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 00-03 ; fellow, 

 Hopkins, 03-04, Ph.D, 04. Instr. physics, Hop- 

 kins, 04-06; assoc. Bryn Maivr, 06-10, assoc. 

 prof, 10-17, prof, 17- A.A; Physical Soc. 

 Electrical conductivity and freezing-points of 

 mixtures of electrolytes; spectrum analysis with 

 interferometers; effect of external conditions on 

 spectra. 



Barnes, Dean Jasper C(onverse), Maryville Col- 

 lege, Maryville, Tenn. Psychology. Meigsville, 

 Ohio, Aug. 28, 61. A.B, Marietta, 90, A.M, 93; 

 Ph.D, CMeago, 11. Supt. schools, Belpre, Ohio, 

 90-92; prof. educ. and principal, prep, dept, 

 Maryville, 92-01, acting prof, psychol. and polit. 

 science, 01-03, prof, psychol, 03-, dean, 14- 

 Prof. psychol, Summer Sch. of South; mem. 

 faculty, Ohio State, summer 20 ; mem. Rhodes 

 Scholarship Committee for Tenn, 13-19. A.A; 

 Psychol. Ass ; S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol, 

 (councilor, pres, 15). Voluntary control; per- 

 sonality in the Afro-American. 



Barnes, William, Decatur, 111. Entomoloqy. De- 

 catur, Sept. 3, 60. B.S, Harvard, 93, M.D, 96. 

 A.A ; Am. Med. Ass. Lepidoptera of North 

 America. 



Barnes, WiUiam Hutt, 2436 Channing Way, Ber- 

 keley, Calif. Bacteriology. Grotiot Co, Mich, 

 Sept. 7, 77. A.B, Stanford, 16; A.M, California, 

 17. Teacher science, high sch, Manila, P. I, 12- 

 13; bacteriologist. Cutter Laboratories, 15-17; 

 instr. iacter, California, 17- Soc. Bact. Im- 

 munology. 



Bamett, Prof. E,(obert) J(ohn), Manhattan, Kans. 

 Pomology. Denison, Kans, Jan. 16, 74. B.S, 

 Kansas State, 95, M.S, 11. Prof, pomol, Wash. 

 State, 14-20; Kansas State, 20- A.A; Soc. 

 Hort. Sci. Agricultural teaching; apples. 



Bamett, Prof. S(amuel) J(ackson), Department 

 of Terrestrial Magnetism, Carnegie Institution, 

 Washington, D. C. *Physics. Woodson Co, 

 Kans, Dec. 14, 73. Emporia, 89-91; Chicago, 

 92-93; A.B, Denver, 94; Virginia, 9.5-96; fel- 

 low, Cornell, 97-98, Ph.D, 98. Instr. physics 

 .ind biol, Denver, 94-95; asst, astron. ohser\'a- 

 tory, Virginia, 95-96, instr. astron, 96; instr. 

 and later prof, physics, Colo. Col, 98-00; asst. 

 prof, Stanford, 00-05; prof, Tulane, 0.5-11; 

 asst. prof, Ohio State, 11-12, prof, 12-18; chief, 

 div. exp. work, dept. terrestrial magnetism, Car- 

 negie Institrition, 18- Magnetic oltserver, U. S. 

 Coast and Geod. Surv, 02-04 ; Comstock prize, 

 Nat. Acad, 18. A.A; Physical Soc; Wash. 

 Acad; Wash. Philos. Soc. Experimental and 

 theoretical electricity and magnetism. 



van Bameveld, Prof. Cha(rle)s E(dwin), Tucson, 

 Ariz. Mining and metallurgical engineering. 

 Doetinchem, Netherlands, Nov. 26, 74. College 

 Commercial, Boulogne; Kings Col, Can; B.S, 

 McGill, 93. Mining engineer, 93-96; asst. prof, 

 miner, and practical metal, Ariz. Sch. Mines, 

 96-97; prof, mining eng, Minnesota, and con- 

 sulting mining engineer, 98-13; chief, dept. 

 mines and metal, Panama-Pacific Expos, San 

 Francisco, 1415; prof, mining, California, 16; 

 supt, southtrest sta, V. S. Bur. Mines, 17- Min. 

 Eng. Metal mining; copper leaching and con- 

 centration. 



Barney, Dr. I(da), 7 Paradise Road, Northampton, 

 Mass. Mathematics. New Haven, Conn, Nov. 

 6, 86. A.B, Smith, 08; Ph.D, Yale, 11. Prof. 

 math, Rollins, 11-12; asst. Smith, 12-13, instr, 

 13-17; asst. prof, Lake Erie, 17-19; prof, Mere- 

 dith, 19-20; asst. prof. Smith, SO- A.A; Math. 

 Soc. Analysis. 



Barney, R(aymond) L(ivingston), Fairport, Iowa. 

 Ichthyology. Providence, R. I, Oct. 21. 91. 

 B.S, R. LCol, 15; M.S, Brown, 16. Instr. biol, 

 Brown, 15-] 6; temporary asst, U. S. Bur. Fish- 

 eries, 16, scientific asst, 16-18, director, Beau- 

 fort Lab, 18-20, Fairport Lai. 20- Fisheries 

 Soc. Green-gilled oysters; life history of 

 Elassoma; Gambusia. 



Bamhart, Dr. John Hendley, New York Botanical 

 Garden, Bronx Park, New York. N. Y. Botany. 

 Brooklyn, N. Y, Oct. 4, 71. A.B, Weslevan, 92, 

 A.M, 93: M.D, Columbia, 96. Ed. asst, N. Y. 

 Bot. Garden. 03-12, librarian, 06-12, hihliogra- 

 pher, 1"- Delegate of N. Y. Bot. Garden, Int. 

 Bot. Cong, Vienna, 05; Brussels. 10. A.A; 

 Soc. Nat; Bot. Soc; Torrcy Bot. Qub (ed-in- 

 ehief , 03-07, v. pres, 08-) ; fel. N. Y. Acad ; 

 Wash. Biol. Soc. Botanical bibliography and 

 nomenclature; taxonomy of flowering plants; 

 .American Lentibulariaceae; local floras of North 

 America. 



Bamhart, P(ercy) S(pencer), Scripps Institution 

 for Biological Research, La Jolla, Calif. Biol- 

 ogy. Berkley Heights. N. J, Sept. 17, 81. A.B, 

 Southern California, 11, A.M, 14. Asst. biol. 

 Southern California, 07-11, instr. zool, 11-13; 

 asst. prof, marine biol, A^enice Marine Biol. Sta, 

 13-14; scientific asst, Bur. Fisheries, 14-; ctira- 



