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S. Geol. Surv, 03; Conn. Nat. Hist, and Geol. 

 Surv, 04-06; instr. geol, Tufts, 07-08; Boston, 

 08-09. A. A ; Geol. Soc ; Min. Eng ; Wash. Acad ; 

 Wash. Geol. Soc. Economic geology; metal- 

 liferous deposits; rock products. 



Lounsberry, Alice, 131 E. 66th St, New York, N. 

 Y. Botany. New York, N. Y. Private schools. 

 New York, England and France. Wild flowers; 

 trees; shrubs; gardens and garden flowers. 



Lounsbury, W(illiam) C(otton), 1518 Tower Ave, 

 Superior, Wis. Chemistry, Engineering. Brooklyn, 

 N. Y, Feb. 13, 80. B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 04. 

 Asst. to Prof. L. P. Kinnicutt, Worcester^ 04- 

 05; scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 05; chemist 

 and supt. water works, Superior, Wis, 06-12 ; 

 gen. supt, Water, Light and Poiver Co, 12-18, 

 gen. manager, 18- A.A; Water Works Ass; 

 Pub. Health Ass; New Eng. Water Works Ass; 

 Wis. Soc. Eng; Wis. Blec. Ass. (pres, 19-). 

 Iron removal from ground waters ; water supply. 



Love, Prof. Clyde E(lton), Ann Arbor, Mich. 

 Mathematics. Bancroft, Mich, Dec. 21. 82. 

 A.B, Michigan, 05, A.M, 08, Ph.D, 13. Instr. 

 math, Michigan, 05-13, asst. prof, 13-20, assoc. 

 prof, 20- Math. Soc. Integral, linear differen- 

 tial and linear difference equations. 



Love, Prof. Harry H(ouser), 102 Oxford Road, 

 Ithaca, N. Y. Plant genetics. Taylorville, 111, 

 March 19, 80. B.S, 111. Wesleyan, 04, A.M, 06 ; 

 Illinois, 06-07; Ph.D, Cornell, 09. Asst. chem, 

 Illinois, 04-05, plant hreeding, 05-07; Cornell, 

 08-09, asst. prof, 09-11, prof, 11- A.A; Soc. 

 Nat; Soc. Agron. Plant and cereal breeding. 



Love, Prof. J(ames) L(ee), Gastonia, N. C. 

 Mathematics. Gastonia, Dec. 30, 60. Ph.B, 

 North Carolina, 84; Hopkins, 84-85; A.M, Har- 

 vard, 90. Asst. prof. math. North Carolina. 85- 

 89; instr, Harvard, 90-01, asst. prof, 01-11. 

 Sec'y of faculty. North Carolina, 87-89; sec'y, 

 Lawrence Sci. Sch, and clerk, summer sch, Har- 

 vard, 00-06, chairman, summer school, 06-09. 

 A.A; Math. Soc. Geometry; calculus. 



Lovejoy, Prof. A(rthur) 0{ncken), Johns Hop- 

 kins Ilniversity, Baltimore, Md. Philosophy. 

 Berlin. Germany, Oct. 10, 73. A.B, California. 

 95; A.M, Harvard, 97; Paris, 98-99. Asst. 

 prof, philos, Stanford, 99-00, assoc. prof, 00-01 ; 

 jyrof, Washington (St. Louis), 01-O.S; Missouri, 

 08-10; Hopkins, 10- Lecturer philos, Colum- 

 bia, 07-08. A.A; Philos. Ass. (pres, 15) ; West. 

 Philos. Aj5s. (pres, 08); Ass. Prof, (pres, 19). 

 Eighteenth century philosophy; history of 

 theory of evolution; religions of primitive peo- 

 ples; meaning of the psycho-physical distinc- 

 tion; eighteenth century evolutionists. 



Lovelace, Prof. B(enjamin) F(ranklin), Johns 

 Hopkins University, Baltimore, M'd. Chemistry. 

 Edgefield Co, S. C. B.S, Alabama, 04; fellow, 

 Hopkins, 06-07, Ph.D, 07. Asst. chem, Ala- 

 bama, 02-04; Hopkins, 07-08; prof, Alabama, 

 08-11; assoc. prof, Hoplcins, 11- A.A. (v. pres, 

 chairman, C, 19) ; Chem. Soc; Electrochem. Soc; 

 Min. Eng. Osmotic pressure of aqueous solu- 

 tions; vapor pressure; electrolytic production of 

 permanganates and manganese dioxid ; hydro- 

 fluosilicic acid .ind its derivatives. 



Loveland, Prof. George A(ndrew), 1130 S. 20th 

 St, Lincoln, Nebr. Meteorology. Norwich, Vt, 



Oct. 9, 63. B.S, N. H. Col, 82; LL.B. N. Y. 

 Univ, 86; A.M, Nebraska, 08. Observer, U. S. 

 Weather Bur, 82-88, sect, director. Climate and 

 Crop Service in Nebr, 88- Instr. gen. and agr. 

 meteorol, Nebra.ska, 00-07, asst. prof, meteorol, 

 07-13, prof, 13- Nebr. Acad. Humidity in 

 living rooms; cold waves; distribution of water 

 vapor in air. 

 Lovett, Prof. A(rthur) L (ester), 130 N. 25th 

 St, Corvallis, Oregon. Entomology. Neal, Kans, 

 Aug. 23, 85. B.S. (Agr), Okla. Col, 08. Asst. 

 entomologist, Okla. Col, 08-11; Oregon Col, 11- 

 15, assoc. prof, entom, and acting entomologist, 

 Exp. Sta, 15-16, entomologist and chief, entom, 

 16- A.A; Entom. Soc; Colo. Acad. Toxicity 

 of insect spray solutions. 

 Lovett, Pres. E(dgar) O(dell), Rice Institute, 

 Houston, Texas. "Mathematics, Celestial me- 

 chanics. Shreve, Ohio, April 14, 71. A.B, 

 Bethany (W. Va), 90, B.S, A.M, 92; A.M, Ph.D. 

 Virginia, 95; Ph.D, Leipzig, 96; fellow by 

 courtesy, Hopkins, 97. Instr. math. West Ky. 

 Col, 90-92; astron, Virginia, 92-95; lecturer, 

 Chicago, 97; instr. math, Princeton, 97-98, asst. 

 prof, 98-00, prof, 00-05, astron, 05-08; pres, 

 Bice Inst, 08- A.A. (v. pres, 08) ; Math. Soc. 

 (assoc. ed, 'Bui,' 97-02); Astron. Soc; Philos. 

 Soc; Math. Societies of France, London and 

 Palermo; fel. Royal Astron. Soc. The theories 

 of Sophus Lie and celestial mechanics; applica- 

 tions of the theory of periodic orbits; integrals 

 of the problem of n bodies. 

 Lovett, Prof. Robert W(illiamson), 234 Marl- 

 borough St, Boston, Mass. Surgery. Beverly, 

 Mass, Nov. 18, 59. A.B, Harvard, 81, M.D. 85. 

 Prof, orthop. surg. Harvard Med. Sch, 15- Sur- 

 geon, Children 's Hosp, Boston ; surgeon-in-chief, 

 Mass. Hosp. Sch; chairman, Harvard Infantile 

 Paralysis Commission; consulting orthop. sur- 

 geon,' state Dept. Health. N. Y. Orthop. Ass. 

 (pres, 97); Am. Med. Ass; French and Ital. 

 Orthop. Ass; Swedish Med. Soc; Royal Soc. 

 Physicians Budapest. Orthopedic surgery; in- 

 fantile paralysis; lateral curvature of the spine 

 and round shoulders. 

 Loving, Prof. R(obert) E(dward), Richmond Col- 

 lege, Richmond, Va. Physics. Wilmington, Va, 

 April 20, 74. A.B, Richmond. 96, A.M, 98; fel- 

 low. Hopkins, 01-02. Ph.D, 05; Cornell. 19-20. 

 Prof, physics, Cornell (Iowa), 06-07; instr, Mis- 

 souri, 07-08; prof. Jlichmond. 08- Assoc, physi- 

 cist. Bur. Standards. 17. A.A; a.ssoc. mem. 

 Physical Soc; Chem. Soc. Electrical discharge. 

 Low, Albert H, Colorado School of Mines, Golden, 

 Colo. Chemistry. Chelsea, Mass, June 27, 55. 

 B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 76. Asst, quant, lab, 

 Mass. Inst. Tech; assayer and chemist, Calif. 

 Smelter. Leadville; American Smelter, Leadville; 

 Boyd 's Smelter, Boulder, Colo ; chief assayer, 

 U. S. Mint, Denver; assayer and chemist, Bos- 

 ton and Colo. Smelting Works, Argo, Colo; mem. 

 firm of Von Schul^ and Low, Denver; prof, 

 chem, Colo. Sch. of Mines. Assoc, ed. 'Jour. 

 Tndust. and Eng. Chem,' 08-; 'Sch. of Mines 

 Quart.' Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Induat; West. 

 Ass. Tech. Chem. and Metal. Metallurgical 

 chemi.stry; improvements in analytical methods; 

 poisonous minerals in drinking water; azo colors 

 in butter; technical methods of ore analysis. 



