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medal, 89 ; grand prize, Paris Expos, 00 ; Copley 

 medal, Eoyal Soc, 07; Nobel prize, 07; Cresson 

 medal, Franklin Inst, 12; Draper gold medal, 

 Nat. Acad, 16. Nat. Acad; A. A. (v. pres, 87, 

 pres, 10) ; Physical Soc. (v. pres, 99, 00, pres, 

 01, 02, ed board, 15-17); Astron. Soc; Philos. 

 Soc. (v. pres, 10, 11, 13); Am. Acad; hon. fel. 

 London Physical Soc; for. mem. Royal Soc; 

 hon. fel. Edinburgh Royal Soc; cor. mem. Brit- 

 ish Ass; fel. Royal Astron. Soc; hon. mem. 

 Royal Inst; hon. mem. Royal Irish Acad; for. 

 assoc. Paris Acad; for. assoe. Acad, des 8ci; 

 Soc. de Physique; Holland Soc. des Sci; for. 

 mem. Acead. dei Lincei. Light. 

 Michelson, Dr. Truman, Smithsonian Institution, 

 Washington, D. C. Anthropology. New Rochelle, 

 N. Y, Aug. 11, 79. A.B, Harvard, 02, A.M, 03, 

 Ph.D, 04, Parker fellow, at Leipzig and Bonn, 

 04-05; private student with Prof. Boas, Colum- 

 bia, 09-10. Instr. Latin, Missouri, 05-06; eth- 

 noJogist, Bur. Am. EthnoJ, 10- Clerk, physical 

 div, U, S. Immigration Commission, 09; prof, 

 ethnol, George Washington, 17- A.A; Anthrop. 

 Ass. (mem. council, 19); fel. Ethnol. Soc; 

 Philol. Ass; Oriental Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. 

 Anthrop. Soc. (see'y, 11, v. pres, 18-20); Int. 

 Cong. Americanists. Philology; Algonquian 

 tribes of North America. 



Middlekauff, Dr. George W(iles), 1002 Oak Hill 

 Ave, Hagerstown, Md. Physics. Leitersburg, 

 Md, June 5, 69. ' A.B, Franklin and Marshall, 

 91, A.M, 94; Chicago, summer, 02; Ph.D, Hop- 

 kins, 03. Instr. math. Palatinate, 91-92; prin- 

 cipal schools, Leitersburg, Md, 93-94; instr. sci- 

 ence and math, high sch, Waynesboro, Pa, 94- 

 99; lab. asst, Bur. Standards, 03-06, asst. physi- 

 cist, 06-15, assoc. physicist, 15-17. Int. Elec. 

 Cong, St. Louis, 04. A.A; Physical Soc; Ilium. 

 Eng. Roc ; Wash. Philos. Soc. Spectroscopy and 

 photometry; effect of capacity and self-induction 

 upon wave-lengths in the spark spectrum ; direct- 

 reading candle-power scale for precision photom- 

 eters; equations of tungsten filament lamps and 

 heterochromatic photometry; photometry of the 

 gas-filled lamps; life testing of incandescent 

 lamps; photometric comparison of glass screens 

 and tungsten filament lamps. 



Mlddleton, Prof. A(rthur) R(enwick), Purdue 

 LTniversity, La Fayette, Ind. Chemistry. Web- 

 ster, N. Y, May "8, 71. A.B, Rochester, 91; 

 Ph.D, Cornell, 04. Instr. chem. Cent. High Sch, 

 St. Louis, Mo, 04-06; asst. prof, Purdue, 06-14, 

 assoc. prof, 14-18, prof, inorg. chem, 18- Chem. 

 Soc; fel. Ind. Acad. Higher order compounds 

 and their applications to analysis. 



Middleton, Prof. Austin R(alph), University of 

 Louisville, Louisville, Ky. Zoology. Baltimore, 

 Md, April 14, 81. A.*B, Hopkins, 10, fellow, 

 14-15, Ph.D, 15, fellow by courtesy, 15-16. 

 Asst. nat. hist, Hopkins, 10-12; assoc. prof. 

 hiol, Louisville, 16-17, director of dept, 16-, 

 prof, sool, 17- Mem. Hopkins scientific exped. 

 to Jamaica, 10. A.A; Soc. Zoo! ; Ecol. Soc; fel. 

 London Soc. Arts. Heredity of the fission rate 

 in Protozoa. 



Miles, Dr. Egbert J, 87 Marvel Road, New 

 Haven, Conn. Mathematics. Bethlehem, Ind, 

 Jan. 9, 86. A.B, Indiana, 06; A.M. Swarth- 

 more, 07; fellow, Chicago, 07-10, Ph.D, 10. 



Asst. math, Swarthmore, 06-07; instr, Cornell, 

 10-11; Yale, 11-16, asst. prof, 16- A.A; Math. 

 Soc. Calculus of variations. 



Miles, Prof. W(alter) E(ichard), Nutrition Lab- 

 oratory, Boston, Mass. Psychology, Physiology. 

 Silverleaf, N. Dak, March 29, 85. B.S, Pacific 

 (Oregon), 06; A.B, Earlham, 08; fellow, Iowa, 

 10-13, A.M, 10, Ph.D, 13. Prof, psychol, 

 and educ, Penn (Iowa), 08-10; asst. psychol, 

 Iowa, 10-13; asst. prof, Wesleyan, 13-14; re- 

 search psychologist, mitrition lab, Carnegie In- 

 stitution, 14- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Physiol. Soc. 

 Pitch singing; psychological effect of alcohol 

 and of undernutrition; neuro-muscular changes 

 from variations in metabolism; sensory thresh- 

 olds. 



Milham, Prof. Willis I(sbister), Williamstown, 

 Mass. Astronomy, Meteorology. Kinderhook, 

 N. Y, Feb. 11, 74. A.B, Williams, 94, A.M, 95; 

 Ph.D. Strasbourg, 01. Asst. physics, Williams, 

 95-96, instr. math, and physics, 96-98, asst. 

 prof. math, sciences, 98-99, 01-02, i^rof. astron, 

 02- A.A; Astron. Soc; Meteorol. Soc; Physical 

 Soc; Am. Geog. Soc; Soc. Beige, d 'Astron; 

 Soc. astron. de France. Meteorology; tempera- 

 ture variation over a limited area. 



MiUar, Preston S(trong), 80th St. and East End 

 Ave, New York, N. Y. Physics. Andover, N. 

 J, March 9, 80. Gen. manager and sec'y, Elec. 

 Testing Laboratories; sec'y. Ass. Edison Ilium. 

 CoHipanies. Teacher photom, Hopkins, 10; 

 lecturer ilium, Pennsylvania, 16. A.A; Physical 

 Soc; Ilium. Eng. Soc. (pres. 13); Elec. Eng. 

 Lighting; illumination. 



Millard, Prof. E(arl) B(ownian), Massachusetts 

 Institute of Technology, Cambridge, Mass. 

 Physical chemistry. Central City, Nebr, July 

 17, 88. A.B, Colorado, 10; A.M, Wisconsin, 11; 

 Ph.D, Illinois, 14. Asst. chem, Wisconsin, 10- 

 11 ; Illinois, 11-14 ; instr, Mass. In^t. Tech, 14- 

 16, asst. prof, physical chem, 16- Chem. Soc. 



Millberry, Bean Guy StilLman, First and Par- 

 nassus Avenues, San Francisco, Calif. Chemis- 

 try. Menominee, Mich, Nov. 3, 72. D.D.S, 

 California, 01. Asst. metal, dental col, Califor- 

 nia, 04-07, instr, 07-08, metal, and chem, 08- 

 09, prof, 09-, supt, dental infirmary, 06-14, 

 dean, 14- A.A; Chem. Soc; Pub. Health Ass; 

 Sch. Hygiene Ass; Nat. Dental Ass. Dental 

 metallurgy; dental economics. 



Miller, A (dam) M(arion), 335 Henry St, Brook- 

 Ivn, N. Y. Embryology, Histology. Home- 

 wood, Pa, April 2, 79. A.B, Princeton, 01, fel- 

 low, 01-03, A.M, 02. Instr. histol. and embryol, 

 Columbia, 03-09, anat, 09-12, asst. prof, 12-14; 

 prof, L. I. Col. Hosp, 14-, assoc. dean, 20- 

 A.A; Ass. Anat; N. Y. Acad. Embryology; 

 venous system in birds ; lymphatic system in 

 birds; fiber tracts in cat; venous system in the 

 sheep. 



Miller, Prof. Alfred S(tanley), Moscow, Idaho. 

 Mining, Metallurgy, Geology. Normal. Pa. Oct. 

 20, 56. A.B, A.M, Stanford, 95; Ph.D, Heidel- 

 berg rOhio), 95; E.M, Sch. of Practical Eng. 

 San Francisco, 98. Principal, high sch, and 

 supt. schools. E. Mauch Chunk, Pa, 80-82; 

 prof. nat. science, Wichita (Kans), 89-92. pres, 

 92-93; prof, mining, metal, and geol, Idaho, 



