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high sch, Albuquerque, 00-01 ; asst, U. S. Geo!. 

 Surv, 01, 03, 04-05; N. J. Geol. Surv, 11; di- 

 rector, Shaler Mem. exped, 11-12; mem. Nat. 

 Research Council, 17-, foreign representative, 

 div. geol. and geog, 18; major, intelligence div, 

 A.E.F, chief, div. boundary geog, mem. Rou- 

 manian, Jugoslav, Cent. Territorial Commis- 

 sions; Am. Commission to Negotiate Peace, 

 Paris, 18-19; geog. adviser, Dept. State, 19-20; 

 assoc. ed, 'Geog. Rev.' A. A; Geol. Soe; Ass. 



- Geog; Philos. Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Nat. High- 

 wavs Ass; Am. Acad; N. Y. Acad. (v. pres, 

 16-18); Wash. Acad; Phila. Geog. Soc; cor. 

 mem. Royal Serbian Acad. Geology of central 

 New Mexico; drainage modifications in the 

 southern Appalachians; shoreline physiography; 

 military geography. 



Johnson, Prof. Duncan S(tarr), .Johns Hopkins 

 University, Baltimore, Md. *Botany. Crom- 

 well, Conn, July 21, 67. B.S, Wesleyan, 92; 

 Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. Assoc, hot, Hopkins, 98-01, 

 assoc. prof, 01-06, trrof, 06-, director, lot. lab. 

 and hot. garden, 09- In charge crA^jt. hot, biol. 

 lab, Brooklyn Inst, 96-11; bot. expeditions to 

 tropics, 03, 06, 10, 19; war work, bur. plant 

 indust, v. S. Dept. Agr, 18. A.A. (pres, G, 

 12); Bot. Soc. (sec'y, 07-10); Ecol. Soc. De- 

 velopment of sporophyte of Marsiliaceae; em- 

 bryology of dicotyledons; development of the 

 Piperac'eae, Chloranthaceae and Hepaticae; 

 ecological distribution of marine Algae; flower- 

 ing and fruiting habits of Cactaceae and 

 Myrtaceae. 



Johnson, Dean Edw(ard) C(arl), Washington 

 State College, Pullman, Wash. Plant pathology, 

 Farm management. Otisco, Minn, April 18, 80. 

 A.B, Minnesota, 06, A.M, 07; George Washing- 

 ton, 10-11. Instr. bot, Minnesota, 06-07; asst. 

 plant pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 07-08, plant 

 pathologist in charge cereal disease work, 08- 

 12; supt. Farmers Institutes and state leader 

 farm demonstration work, Kansas State, 12-1.5, 

 dean, div. col. exten, 15-18; col. agr, Wash. 

 State, and director, Exp. Sta, 19- A.A; Bot. 

 Soc; Phytopath. Soc; Soc. Agron; Ass. Farm- 

 ers Inst. Workers; Wash. Bot. Soe. (sec'y, 11). 

 Cereal diseases. 



Johnson, Prof. E(lbe) H(erbert), Kenyon College, 

 Gambler, Ohio. Physics. Traverse City, Mich, 

 Aug. 9, 87. A.B, Olivet, 11, A.M, 13; Wiscon- 

 sin, 11-14; Chicago, summers, 16, 17. Asst. 

 physics, Olivet, 09-11; asst. instr, Wisconsin, 

 11-14; asst. prof, Kenyon, 14-15, physics and 

 chem, 15-17, assoc. prof, physics, 17-18, prof, 

 18- A.A; Physical Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc; Ass. 

 Prof; Cent. Ass. Sci. and Math. Teachers; Ohio 

 Acad. History of physics; scientific education. 



Johnson, Prof. Franklin P(aradise), New Haven 

 Hospital, New Haven, Conn. Surgery. Hanni- 

 bal, Mo, Jan. 7, 88. A.B, Missouri, 08. A.M, 

 10; Ph.D, Harvard, 12; M.D, Hopkins, 20. 

 Instr. histol. Harvard Med. Sch, 10-12; asst. 

 prof, annt, Missouri, 12-13. assoc. prof. 13-18, 

 prof, 18-19. Sec'y, Mo. State Anat. Board, IS- 

 IS; house officer. New Haven Hosp, 20- Human 

 embryology. 



Johnson, George A(rthur), 150 Nassau St, New 

 York, N. Y. Hydraulic engineering. Sanitary 

 engineering. Auburn, Maine, May 26, 74. Water 



supply, purification and sewage investigator for 

 various cities, 95-00; private practise, 01-02; in 

 charge, filtration plant. Little Falls, N. J, 02- 

 03; field director for N. Y. City, sanit. surv, 

 Hudson River watershed, 03-04; investigator 

 sanit. works, foreign countries, 05-06; private 

 practise; consulting engineer to numerous cities 

 and states, 06-; mem. Johnson and Benham. 

 Major, lieut. col. and col, construction div, 

 U.S.A, 18-20. A.A; Water Works Ass; Pub. 

 Health Ass; Civil Eng; Mech. Eng; Cons. Eng; 

 Ass. Eng. Soc; New Eng. Water Works Ass; Pa. 

 Eng. Soc; N. J. Sanit. Ass; Boston Soc. Civil 

 Eng. Public sanitation; bacteriology; water 

 supply, filtration and purification; sewage; 

 shell-fish conservation; Oriental water works; 

 epidemics; typhoid fever; public utilities. 



Johnson, Prof. George E(dwin), University of 

 Porto Rico, Rio Piedras, P. R. Zoology. Clear 

 Lake, S. Dak, May 3, 89. B.S, Dakota Wes- 

 levan, 13; M.S, Chicago, 16. Instr. biol. North 

 Dakota, 16-17; zool, Michigan, 17-18; prof, 

 hiol, Univ. Porto Hico, 18- Soc. Mammal. 

 Ecology, habits and life histories of animals; 

 habits and hibernation of 'the ground squirrel. 

 Johnson, Dr. Harry (Isaac), Roanoke College, 

 Salem, Va. Physical chemistry. Hagerstown, 

 Md, Jan. 23, 89. A.B, A.M, Roanoke, 12; Ph.D, 

 Hopkins, 17. Prof. nat. sciences, Daleville, 12- 

 14; asst. prof, chem, Louisville, 17-19; N. C. 

 Col. 19-20; 2-o/, EoanoTce, 20- Chem. Soe. 

 Conductivity. 

 Johnson, Dr. H(arry) M(iles), B. F. Goodrich Co, 

 Akron, Ohio. Psychology. Nelson, Mo, May 16, 

 85. A.B, Missouri Valley, 09; fellow, Hopkins, 

 11-12, Ph.D, 12; Chicago, summer, 11. Asst. 

 psychologist, Nela Research Lab, 12-13, assoc. 

 psVchologist and later psychologist, 14-18; 

 chief, psychol. sect, Air Service, Med. Research 

 Lab, 19-20; consulting psychologist, B. F. Good- 

 rich Co. 20- Lieut, Sanit. C, 18, capt, 18- A.A ; 

 Psvchol. Ass; Optical Soc. Pattern vision in 

 vertebrates; audition and habit formation in the 

 dog; physiological optics; selection and classi- 

 fication of aviators. 

 Johnson, Dr. Herbert P(arlin), Cedaredge, Colo. 

 *Zonlogy. Nahant, Mass, Sept. 23, 64. A.B, 

 Harvard, 89, A.M, 90, Austin fellow, 00-01; 

 Clark, 91-92; Ph.D, Chicago, 94. Asst. prof, 

 zool, California, 94-00 ; assoc. prof, bacter, nied, 

 dept, St. Louis, 03-09. Asst. biol, Williams, 90- 

 91; instr, Des Moines, 94; zool. Chautauqua, 94. 

 A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Calif. Acad. In- 

 fusoria; Sporozoa; faunistic and systematic 

 study of Polychaeta; etiology of malarial dis- 

 eases; mosquitoes and malaria; icterohematuria 

 of sheep. 

 Johnson, Prof. James, University of Wisconsin, 

 :Madison, Wis. Horticulture. ' Deerfield, Wis, 

 May 11, 86. B.S.A. Wisconsin, 09, M.S, 11, 

 Ph.D, 18. Asst. hort, Wisconsin, 09-11, instr, 

 11-16, asst. prof, 16-20, assoc. prof, SO- A.A; 

 Phytopath. Soc; Bot. Soc. Soil diseases; soil 

 sterilization and Klisease resi-stance; diseases of 

 tobacco. 

 Johnson, Dr. J(ames) M(clntosh), Public Health 

 Service, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. New- 

 berry. S. C. Aug. 15, 83. B.S, Newberry, 02, 

 A.M', 03; Ph.D, Hopkins, 08. Asst. chem. 



