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and orchard pests; ecology of Kansas grass- 

 hoppers. 

 Kelly, Prof. H(arry) M(cConnick), Cornell Col- 

 lege, Mount Vernon, Iowa. Zoology. Harris- 

 burg, Pa, May 27, 67. A.B, Bucknell, SS, A.M, 

 91; A.B, Harvard, 91, A.M, 93; LL.D, J. B. 

 Stetson, II. Asst. zool, Harvard, 91-93; instr. 

 hiol, Northwestern, 93-94; prof, Cornell {Iowa), 

 94- Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; Iowa Acad. Para- 

 sites of the Unionidae. 



Kelly, Prof. Howard A(twood),1418 Eutaw Place, 

 Baltimore, Md. *Surgery. Camden, N. J, 

 Feb. 20, 58. A.B, Pennsylvania, 77, M.D, 82; 

 LL.D, Aberdeen, 06; Washington and Lee, 06. 

 Assoc, prof, obstet, Pennsylvania, 88-89; prof, 

 gynec. and obstet, Hophins, 89-19, gynec. and 

 gynec. surgeon, Hophins JELosp, 99-19, emer. 

 prof, and consulting gynec. surgeon, 19- A.A; 

 fel. Gynec. Soc; Ass. Anat; Wash. Acad; hon. 

 fel. British, Edinburgh and Glasgow Gynec. 

 and Obstet. Societies; hon. fel. Edinburgh Royal 

 Col. Surg; hon. fel. Irish Royal Acad. Med; 

 assoc. for. mem. Soc. d 'Obstet. de Gynec. et de 

 Pediat. de Paris; for. cor. mem. Soc. de Chirurg. 

 de Paris; Ass. francaise d'Urol; cor. mem. 

 Leipzig Gesell. fiir Geburtshiilfe; cor. mem. 

 Vienna Royal Soc. Physicians; hon. mem. Soc. 

 Ital. di Ostet. e Ginec. Operative and medical 

 gynecology and abdominal surgery; the vermi- 

 form appendix and its diseases; yellow fever; 

 myomata of the uterus; radiotherapy; medical 

 history and biography; medical botanists. 



KeUy, Prof. James P(eter), State College, Pa. 

 Botany. Hamilton, Ont, June 9, 85. B.S, Col. 

 City of N. Y, 06; A.M, Columbia, 14; Sc.D, 

 Princeton, 20. Assoc, prof, hot, Pa. State, 14- 

 A.A; Bot. Soc. Genetics of Phlox drummondi. 



Kelly, Dr. John F(orrest), 284 W. Housatonic St, 

 Pittsfield, Mass. Electrical engineering. Car- 

 rick-on-Suir, Ireland, March 28, 59. B.S, Stev- 

 ens, 78, Ph.D, 98. Lab, Western Elec. Co, 79- 

 82; Edison Lab, 79; Weston Lab, U. S. Elec. 

 Lighting Co, 82-86, chief electrician, 86-92; 

 Stanley Lab. Co, 92-95; consulting elec. engi- 

 neer, 95- Pres, Telelectric Co, 05-10. John 

 Scott medal, Franklin Inst, 09. A.A; Elec. 

 Eng; Eeon. Ass; Inventors Guild; British Inst. 

 Elec. Eng; Soc. francaise des Elec. The com- 

 mercial utilization of electricity and magnetism; 

 musical instruments; dried foods. 



Kelly, William, Vulcan, Mich. Mining engineer- 

 ing. New York, N. Y, April 17, 54. A.B, Yale, 

 74 ; E.M, Columbia, 77. Pres, Pa. Board of Ex- 

 aminers of Bituminous Mine Inspectors, 85-89; 

 mem. hoard of control, Mich. Sch. Mines, 97- 

 04, chairman. 04-; mem. Public Domain Com- 

 mission, 09-, chairman, 17-, mem. state highway 

 advisory hoard, 19- A.A; Min. Eng. (councilor. 

 10-12, cliairnian, committee on elec. in mines) ; 

 Min. and Metal. Soc; Lake Superior Min. Inst, 

 (pres, 99); Can. Min. Inst; London Inst. Min. 

 and Metal. Electricity in mines; mine dam; 

 shaft sinking. 



Kemble, Dr. Edwin C(rawford), Jefferson Physi- 

 cal Laboratory, Cambridge, Mass. Physics. 

 Delaware, Ohio, Jan. 28, 89. B.S, Case, 11; 

 A.M, Harvard, 14, Ph.D, 17. Asst. instr. phys- 

 ics, Carnegie Inst. Tech, 11-12, instr, 12-13; 

 eng. physicist, Curtiss Aeroplane Co, 17-18; 



instr. physics, Williams, 19; Harvard, 19- 

 Physical Soc. Infra-red absorption spectra; 

 application of quantum theory to molecular mo- 

 tions. 



Kemmerer, Prof. Geo(rge) (Irving), 916 Van 

 Burcn St, Madison, Wis. Chemistry. Janes- 

 ville, Wis, Feb. 25, 79. A.B, Wisconsin, 04, A.M, 

 06; Ph.D, Pennsylvania, 08. Asst. chem, Wis- 

 consin, 04-06; prof, N. Mex. Sch. Mines, 08-14; 

 Carroll, 14-20 ; asst. prof, Wisconsin, SO- 

 Chemist, Wis. Geol. and Nat. Hist. Surv, sum- 

 mers, 07-09; Bur. Fisheries, 11-13; consulting 

 chemist. Chem. Soc. (chairman, Milwaukee sect, 

 18, councilor, 19). Inorganic, analytical and in- 

 dustrial chemistry. 



Kemp, Dr. George T(heophilus), St. James Apart- 

 ments, Charles and Center Sts, Baltimore, Md. 

 *Physiology, Histology. Baltimore, Md, Nov. 

 7, 61. Baltimore City Col, 76-81; A.B, Hop- 

 kins, 83, fellow, 85, Ph.D, 86, fellow by courtesy, 

 87; M.D, L. I. Col. Hosp, 91. Demonstrator 

 physiol, Pennsylvania, 86; assoc. director 

 physiol. and bacter, Hoagland Lab, 88-93; prof, 

 physiol, Illinois, 97-08. Lecturer physiol, L. I. 

 Col. Hosp, 93 ; electro-therapeutist, dept. gynec, 

 and physician to out-door clinic. Brooklyn Eye 

 and Ear Hosp. A.A. (sec'y, K, 09-) ; Soc. Nat; 

 Physiol. Soc; Ass. Anat; assoc. Am. Med. Ass; 

 Brooklyn Path. Soc. Blood-plates; nerve and 

 muscle physiology, especially the separation of 

 motor and trophic nerves; black vomit of yellow 

 fever; nitrous oxid anesthesia; relation of 

 blood-plates to hematogenesis and to coagula- 

 tion ; influence of curare on muscle metabolism ; 

 poisons isolated from cultures of bacillus ty- 

 phosus; physiological influence of altitude, 

 especially on the blood. 



Kemp, Prof. J(acol)) Garrett, Lexington, Ky. 

 Physics. Baltimore, Md, Aug. 26, 77. A.B, Illi- 

 nois, 06, A.M, 10, fellow, 11-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. 

 physics, Purdue, 06-08; Illinois, 08-11; assoc. 

 prof, Arkansas, 12-14; acting prof. math, and 

 astron. Baker, 14-15; prof, physics, Okla. Col, 

 15-20; assoc. prof, Kentuclcy, 20- Physical Soc. 

 Photo-electricity; photoelectric cells. 



Kemp, Prof. James F(urman), Columbia Univer- 

 sity, New York, N. Y. *Geology. New York, 

 Aug. 14, 59. A.B, Amherst, 81, hon. Sc.D, 06; 

 E.M, Columbia, 84; Munich, 85-86; LL.D, Mc- 

 Gill, 13. Instr. geol, Cornell, 86-88, asst. prof, 

 88-91; adj. prof, Columbia, 91-92, prof, 92- 

 Assoc. ed, 'Sch. of Mines Quarterly'; 'Econ. 

 Geol'; formerly geologist, XJ. S. Geol. Surv; 

 manager. N. Y. Bot. Garden and formerly sec'y, 

 board scientific directors; non-res. lecturer ore 

 deposits, Hopkins, 05-06; econ. geol, Mass. Inst. 

 Tech, 07-08; geol, McGill, 10; gold medal, Min. 

 and Metal. Soc, 16. Nat. Acad; A.A. (v. pres, 

 00) ; Geol. Soc. (manager, 05, v. pres, 13) ; Min. 

 Eng. (manager, 96-99, v. pres, 03-05, pres, 12, 

 hon. mem, 14) ; hon. mem. Min. and Metal. Soc. 

 (pres, 13) ; fel. N. Y. Acad, (pres, 05, 10) ; 

 Colo. Sci. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Geol. Soc; 

 cor. mem. Christiania Acad; cor. mem. Stock- 

 holm Geol. Soc. Ore deposits; crystalline rocks; 

 economic geology; igneous iron ores in Wyo- 

 ming; several eruptive areas; Adirondack geol- 

 ogy; several mining districts; deposits of the 

 United States and Canada. 



