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elec. supt, Niagara Falls Power Co, 95-02; elec. 

 engineering, Westinghouse Elec. and Mfg. Co, 

 02-19; consulting elec. engineer, Lincoln Elec. 

 Co, 19- Elec. Eng. (pres, 14) ; Electrochem. 

 Soc; Mech. Eng. 

 Lind, Dr. S(amuel) C(olville), U. S. Bureau of 

 Mines, Reno, Nev. * Chemistry . McMinnviUe, 

 Tenn, June 15, 79. A.B, Washington and Lee, 

 99; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02; Ph.D, Leipzig, 

 05; Paris, 10; Radium Inst, Vienna, 11. Asst. 

 chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 02-03 ; instr. gen. and 

 physical chem, Michigan, 05-12, asst. prof, 12- 

 15; chemist, radioactivity. Bur. Mines, 13-18, 

 physical chemist, 18- A.A; Chem. Soc; Electro- 

 chem. Soc. Radioactivity; radium extraction 

 and measurement; influence of radiation on 

 chemical action ; kinetics of chemical reactions ; 

 relation of gaseous ionization to chemical action. 



Lindenthal, Dr. G(ustav), Metuchen, N. J. Civil 

 engineering. Bruenn, Austria, May 21, 50. 

 Govt. Col, Briinn, hon. D.Ing, 20; private study, 

 Vienna, 70; hon. D.Ing, Dresden, 11. Asst. en- 

 gineer, Vienna, 70-72; railroad, Switzerland, 

 72-74; Centennial Expos, Phila, 74-77; Atlantic 

 and Great Western R.R, 78-81 ; consulting en- 

 gineer, Pittsburgh, 81-91; N. Y. City, 91- 

 Ohief engineer, Monongahela Bridge Co, 81-89; 

 chief engineer and pres, North River Bridge Co, 

 N. Y, 90-01; commissioner of bridges, N. Y, 02- 

 03 ; designer of Hell Gate arch bridge ; new Ken- 

 tucky River high bridge; Queensborough canti- 

 lever bridge; Scootsville continuous girdle 

 bridge. Rowland prize. Civil Eng, 83. A.A; 

 Cleveland Eng. Club; Can. Civil Eng; British 

 Inst. Civil Eng; Berlin Soc. Mech. Eng; cor. 

 mem. Austrian Civil Eng. and Archit. Soc. 

 Long-span bridges; foundations; submarine 

 tunnels; railroads; harbor piers and light- 

 houses. 



Lindgren, J(usta) M(orris), TJrbana, III. Chem- 

 istry. Moline, 111, July 28, 79. A.B, Illinois, 

 02, A.M, 07. Chemist, State Water Surv, 111, 

 03-07; chemist, eng. exp. sta, Illinois, 07~ 

 Chem. Soc. Analytical chemistry; coals. 



Lindgren, Prof, W(aldemar), Massachusetts Insti- 

 tute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. *Geology. 

 Kalmar, Sweden, Feb. 14, 60. M.E, Sch. of 

 Mines, Freiberg, 83; Sc.D, Princeton, 16. Asst, 

 geologist. Northern Transcont. Surv, 83; chem- 

 ist, Gregory Smelting Works, Mont, 84; asst. 

 geologist, U. S. Geol. Surv, 84-95, geologist, 

 95-11, in charge investigations metal, deposits 

 and metal statistics, 07-11, chief geologist, 11- 

 12 ; Rogers prof, econ geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 12- 

 Assoc. prof, mining and metal, Stanford, 98; 

 lecturer econ. geol, Mass. Inst. Tech, 08-11. 

 Nat. Acad; A.A; Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Min, 

 and Metal. Soc. (pres, 20); Am. Acad; Philos. 

 Soc; Wash. Acad. Economic geology of metal- 

 lic ores; mineral deposit-s. 



liindley, Dr. Ernest H(iram), Lawrence, Kans. 

 *Psychology, Philosophy. Paoli, Ind, Oct. 2, 69. 

 A.B, Indiana, 93, A.M, 94; Ph.D, Clark, 97; 

 Jena, Leipzig and Heidelberg, 97-98; Harvard, 

 04-65. Instr. philos, Indiana, 93-98, assoc prof, 

 psychol, 98-02, prof, 02-17; pres, Idaho, 17-20; 

 chancellor, Kansas, SO- Instr, summer sch, 

 Clark, 96, 99, 01; summer sch, Columbia, 07. 

 A.A; Psychol. Ass; Religious Educ. Ass. Motor 



and mental automatisms; psychology of inven- 

 tion; arithmetical prodigy; psychology of peda- 

 gogy of leadership ; psj'chology of prayer ; some 

 relations of mental hygiene to practical ethics; 

 philosophy and psychology of value. 

 Lindquist, Prof. Theodore, 1119 State St, Em- 

 poria, Kans. Mathematics. Andover, 111, Aug. 

 11, 75. A.B, Lombard, 97; M.S, Northwestern, 

 99; Ph.D, Chicago, 11. Prof, math, Mt. Morris, 

 97-98; instr. physics and math, Kansas State, 

 99-01; math, high sch, Kankakee, 111, 01-03; 

 prof, N. Dak. Sch. of Science, 03-07; instr, 

 Michigan, 07-12; prof, Lombard, 12-14; head, 

 dept. math. State Nor. Sch, Emporia, 14- Math. 

 Ass; Kans. Mat. Teachers Ass. Teaching of 

 mathematics; engineering mathematics; modern 

 arithmetic. 



Lindsay, Dr. George Allan, 609 Hill St, Ann 

 Arbor, Mich. Physics. Wyandotte, Mich, Nov. 

 1, 79. A.B, Michigan, 05, A.M. 08, Ph.D, 13. 

 Instr. physics, WashingtoH (St. Louis), 07-12; 

 Michigan, 13-20, asst. prof, 20- Assoc. Physical 

 Soc; Astron. Soc. Structure of matter; elastic 

 properties of solids; X-rays. 



Lindsey, Dr. J(03epli) B(ridgeo), 47 Lincoln Ave, 



Amherst, Mass. Chemistry. Marblehead, Mass, 

 Dec. 26, 62. B.S, Mass. Col, 83; Ph.D. G^t- 

 tingen, 91 ; Zurich, 91-92. Chemist, Hatch Exp. 

 Sta, 92-07; Mass. Agr. Exp. Sta, 07-, v. direc- 

 tor, 09-, Goesmann prof. chem. and head of dept, 

 Mass. Col, 11- A.A; Chem. Soc; Soc. Animal 

 Production. Chemistry of carbohydrates, dairy- 

 ing and of animal nutrition. 



Llndstrom, Prof. E(mest) W (alter), University 

 of Wisconsin, Madison, Wis. Genetics. Chi- 

 cago, 111, Feb. 5, 91. A.B, Wisconsin. 14; Ph.D, 

 Cornell, 18. Asst. and investigator plant breed- 

 ing, Cornell, 1417; asst. prof, genetics, Wis- 

 consin, 18- A.A; Bot. Soc. Plant breeding; 

 chlorophyll inheritance in maize. 



Lineback, Prof. Paul Eugene, Emory University, 

 Atlanta, Ga. Anatomy. Winston-Salem, N. C, 

 79. A.B, Drake, M.D, 11; A.M, Harvard. 

 Teaching fellow, Harvard, 14-16; prof, micros, 

 anat, Emory, 16- A.A; Aas. Anat. Musculature 

 and development of the colon. 



Linebarger, C(liarle3) E(lijali), 4315 Kenmore 



Ave, Chicago, 111. ^Physical chemistry. Plain- 

 field, lU, Feb. 21, 67. A.B, Northwestern, 88; 

 Tiibingen, 89-90; Paris. 90-91, 93-94; Gttin- 

 gen, 92-93. Teacher, N. Div. High Sch, Chi- 

 cago, 91-92, S. Div. High Sch, 94-96, Lake 

 View High Sch, 96- The properties of solu- 

 tions; surface tension of liquids; improvements 

 in the steam calorimeter; the specific heats of 

 solid elements; educational apparatus. 



Linehan, Prof. Paul H(enry), 346 Convent Ave, 

 New York, N. Y. Mathematics. Boston, Mass, 

 Jan. 1.5, 79. A.B, Harvard, 02; Ph.D, Columbia, 

 16. Tutor math. Col. City of N. Y, 03-12, instr, 

 12-16, asst. prof, 16- Asst. director, evening 

 session, Col. City of N. Y, 16- A.A; Math. 

 Soc; Math. Ass. Equilong geometry. 



Lines, Edwin F(uller), Kensington, Md. Geology. 

 New Haven, Conn, April 30, 75. A.B, Cornell, 

 04. With U. S. Geol. Surv, 04-09; 111. Geol. 

 Surv, 07-09; Internal Revenue Bur, 19- A.A. 

 Areal geology of Clarion quadrangle, Pennsyl- 



