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berg, 89. Instr. miner, and metal, Wisconsin, 

 89-91, asst. prof, miner, and petrog, 91-00, 

 prof, miner, and petrol, 00-06; geol, Michigan, 

 06- Asst. geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 96-06; 

 assoe. ed, 'Jour. Geol,' 09- A. A. (sec'y, E, 

 93); Geol. Soc; Ass. Geog; Philos. Soc; Wis. 

 Acad, (sec'y, 92-94); Mich. Acad. (v. pres, 

 08, pres, 17). Structural and dynamical geol- 

 ogy; glaciology; seismology; geology of south- 

 west Massachusetts and Connecticut; the earth's 

 fracture systems. 



Hooker, Dr. Carl De Witt, Western Electric Co, 

 463 West St, New York, N, Y. Chemistry. 

 Eockville, Ind, Oct. 4, 90. A.B, Wabash, 12; 

 Ph.D, Michigan, 15. Asst. research chemist, 

 West. Elec. Co, 15- Chem. Soc. Organic and 

 physical chemistry; communication engineer- 

 ing; thermionic activity; insulation. 



Hodgdon, Dr. Daniel Russell, Hahncmnun Medi- 

 cal College and Hospital, Chicago, 111, Chem- 

 istry. Winthrop, Maine, April 13, 85. A.B, 

 Bates, 08; Maine, 09; M.S, Potomac, 10, Sc.D, 

 17; Columbia, 10-12; LL.D, Valparaiso, 20. 

 Principal, Corinna Union Acad, 06-09; v. prin- 

 cipal. State Nor. Sch, 09-10; head, science dept, 

 prep, dept, Rutgers, 10-11; high sch, Passaic, 

 N. J, 11-13; State Nor. Sch, Trenton, 13-18; 

 pres, Newark Tech. Sch, 18-19; Hahnemann 

 Med. Col, 19-, Valparaiso, 20- Lecturer, N. Y. 

 Univ. Chem. Soc. (director, N. J. sect). Gen- 

 eral science; junior science. 



Hodge, Prof. C(lifton) F(remont), Sebring, Fla. 

 *Biology, Neurology. Janesville, Wis, Oct. 16, 

 59. A.B, Eipon, 82; fellow, Hopkins, 88-89, 

 Ph.D, 89; feUow, Clark, 89-91. Asst. neur, 

 Clark, 89-91; instr. biol, Wisconsin, 91-92; 

 asst. prof, physiol. and neur, Clark, 92-06, prof, 

 06-13 ; biol, Clark Col, 02-13 ; civic biol, Oregon, 

 13- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Exp. Biol; Ass. Anat; 

 Physiol. Soc; assoc. Ornith. Union; Forestry 

 Ass; Nature Study Soc. (v. pres, 08, pres, 09) ; 

 Mass. Forestry Ass; Mass. Audubon Soc. Na- 

 ture study and life ; civic biology ; physiology of 

 nerve cells; fatigue; changes due to old age; 

 physiological action of alcohol; daily life and 

 rhythms of rest and activity in animals; dy- 

 namics of a series of animal species; domestica- 

 tion of ruffed grouse and bobwhite; investiga- 

 tions to save the passenger pigeon from 

 extermination. 



Hodge, Prof. Frederick H(umbert), 518 Russell 

 St, W. Lafayette, Ind. Mathematics. O 'Fal- 

 lon, 111, Dec. 10, 70. A.B, Boston, 94; Chicago, 

 96-97, fellow, 07-08; Clark, 97-98, fellow, 98- 

 99, 01-03, hon. fellow, 03-04; A.M, Boston, 99. 

 Prof, math, J. B. Stetson, 95-96; Bethel, 99- 

 01; instr, Clark Col, 02-05, asst, prof, 05-08; 

 prof. Parsons, 08-10; Franklin, 10-19, instr, 

 Purdue, 19- A.A; Math. Soc; Math. Ass. Con- 

 structions leading to conies; generalization of 

 the witch and cissoid. 



Hodge, Frederick W(ebb), Museum of the Ameri 

 can Indian, Broadway at 155th St, New York 

 N. Y. * Anthropology. Plymouth, England, Oct' 

 28.64. George Washington, 85-86. Law and pub 

 lisliing office, 79-84; stenographer, U. S. Geol 

 Surv. 8486; sec'y, Hemcnwnv Archeol. Exped. 

 86-89 ; ethnologist, cd. and librarian. Bur. Am 

 Ethnol, 89-01; asst. in charge of office and 

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acting curator, Int. Exchanges, Smithsonian 

 Inst, 01-05; ethnologist, Bur. Am. Ethnol, 05- 

 10, in charge, 10-18; tvith Mus. Am. Indian, 

 Eeye Foundation, 18- Ed, 'Am. Anthropolo- 

 gist'; Curtis' 'The North American Indian.' 

 A.A; Anthrop. Ass. (ed, 99-14, pres, 16); 

 Ethnol. Soc; Archeol. Inst; Folk-lore Soc; 

 ^Am. Geog. Soc; Antiq. Soc; Wash. Anthrop. 

 Soc; Tex. Hist, Ass; hon. mem. Ala. An- 

 throp. Soc; cor. mem. Soc. des Americanistes 

 de Paris. Ethnology and archeology of the 

 Pueblo tribes of New Mexico; ethnological and 

 historical annotation of early Spanish accounts 

 of southwestern tribes; handbook of American 

 Indians; bibliography of the Pueblo Indians; 

 annotator of Fray Alonso Benavidcs ' ' Memo- 

 rial on New Mexico, 1630.' 



Hodgkins, Prof. H(oward) L(incoln), George 

 Washington University, Washington, D, C. 

 Mathematics, Physics. Elgin, 111, Jan. 23, 62. 

 A.M, George Washington, 83, Ph.D, 92. Tutor 

 math, George Washington, 83, adj. prof, 84-87, 

 prof, 87-03, dean, scientific sch, 97-03, head 

 prof, physics, 03-09, prof, math, 09-, dean, col. 

 eng, 05-, arts and sciences, 13- Special com- 

 puter, 'Nautical Almanac' Office, 82-92. A.A; 

 Math. Ass; Math. Soc; Physical Soc; Eng. 

 Educ; Forestry Ass; Wash. Acad; Wash. Eng. 

 Soc; Wash, Philos. Soc. Optics; differential 

 equations. 



Hodgkins, W(iUiam) C(andler), U. S. Coast and 

 Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy. 

 Boston, Mass, Oct. 21, 54. C.E, Harvard, 77. 

 Aid and asst, U. S. Coast and Geod. Surv, 71- 

 17, hydrographer and geodetic engineer, 17-20, 

 director by detail, Philippine Islands, 14-16, in- 

 spector, northeast coast, Boston field sta, 19- 

 Chairman, Va.-Tenn. Boundary Commission, 00; 

 chief engineer, Pa.-Md. Boundary Commission, 

 01-03 ; cartographer, Alaskan Boundary Tri- 

 bunal, London, 03. A.A; Am. Geogr. Soc; Wash, 

 Philos. Soc. Boundary surveys; navigation; 

 topographical and hydrographical surveying. 



Hodgman, Charles D(avid), Case School of Ap- 

 plied Science, Cleveland, Ohio. Physics. Hollis, 

 N. H, Sept.' 22, 81. B.S, Dartmouth, 05; M.S, 

 Case, 20. Asst. physics, Dartmouth, 05-06; 

 instr, Case, 06-19, asst. prof, 19- A.A; Phys- 

 ical Soc. Three-color photography; making and 

 testing of color filters. 



Hodgson, C(arey) V(andervort), U. S. Coast and 

 Geodetic Survey, Washington, D. C. Geodesy. 

 Wilmington, Ohio, July 11, SO. B.S, Haverford, 

 03. Hydrographic and geod. engineer, U. S. 

 Coast and Geog. Surv, 04-, asst. chief, div. geod, 

 SO- Capt. and major, corps engineers, 17-19. 

 Civil Eng; Wash. Acad. 



Hodgson, Ernest A(tkinson), Dominion Observa- 

 tory, Ottawa, Out, Can. Seismology. L^tica, N, Y, 

 86. B.A, Toronto. 12, fellow, 12-14, M.A, 13. 

 Seismologist, Dominion Observatory, 14- Gold 

 medal in astrophysics, Toronto. Seis.mol. Soc; 

 Royal Astron. Soc. Can. (sec'y, Ottawa Centre, 

 16). Effect of cooling on concrete instrument 

 piers; constants of seismographs. 



Hodgson, Millard B(enjamui), Eastman Kodak 

 Co, Rochester, N. Y. Physics. Washington, 

 D. C, July 1, 88. Lab. asst. Carnegie In- 

 stitution, 08-10; Bur. Standards, 10-13; 



