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Molby, Dr. Fred A, Unirersitj of West Virprinia, 

 Morgantowii, W. Va. Physics. Linn, Kans, 

 Jan. 5, 78. A.B, Baker, 04; A.M, Cornell, 08, 

 Ph.D, 10. Asst. physics, Baker, 03-04; physics, 

 Cornell, 06-08, instr, 08-12; asst. prof. Indiana, 

 12-18; Cincinnati, 18-20; assoc. prof. West 

 Virginia, 20- Magnetic observer, summers, U. 

 S. Coast and Geod. Surv. 06-10. Assoc. Physical 

 See; Eng. Educ. Eotatory powers of optically 

 active substances at low temperatures; refrac- 

 tive indices. 



Moldenke, Dr. Richard, Watchung, N. J. Metal- 

 lurgy. Watertown, Wis, Nov. 1, 64. E.M, Co- 

 lumbia, 85, Ph.D, 87. Prof. mech. eng, Mich. 

 Col. Mines, 90-91; sec 'y-treas. Am. Foundry- 

 men 's Ass, 99-13 ; v. pres. manager, N. J. State 

 Village, 09-10; consulting vietaRurgist. Medal, 

 La. Purchase Expos, 04. Min. Eng; and other 

 eng. societies. Gray and malleable cast iron; 

 foundry work. 



Moler, Prof. G(eorge) S(ylvanus), 408 University 

 Ave^ Ithaca, N. Y. *Physics. Columbus, Ohio, 

 Oct. 4, 51. B.M.E, Cornell, 75; A.B, Hedding, 

 82. Instr. physics, Cornell, 75-80, asst. prof, 

 80-11, prof, 11-17, emer. prof, 17- A.A; 

 Physical Soc. 



Molitor, Prof. David (A), 1596 Berwick Ave, De- 

 troit, Mich. Civil engineering. Detroit, Mich, 

 Aug. 16, 66. B.C.E, Washington (St. Louis), 

 87; hon. C.E, George Washington, 08. Engi- 

 neer, Weizen-Immendingen Ey, Baden, Germany, 

 87-90 ; asst. engineer, Memphis bridge over 

 Miss. Eiver, 90-92; engineer, eng. corps, U.S. A, 

 92-99; U. S. Board of Eng. on Deep Water- 

 ways, 98-99; consulting engineer, 00-06; de- 

 signing engineer, Panama Canal, 06-08; prof, 

 in charge, dept. topog. and geod. eng, Cornell, 

 08-11 ; designing bridge engineer, Waddell and 

 Harrington, 11-12 ; designing engineer, Toronto 

 Harbor Commission, 13-16; consulting engineer, 

 16- A.A; Civil Eng; Wash. Acad; Can. Inst. 

 Eng. Landslides; distortion of a framed struc- 

 ture; distortion of steel lock gates; properties 

 of concrete under compressive stress; precise 

 spirit levelling; design of bridges; three hinged 

 masonry arches; hydraulics of rivers, weirs and 

 sluices ; kinetic theory of engineering structures ; 

 the Panama canal ; metric system of weights and 

 measures. 



Monfort, Prof. W(ilson) F(orsyth), 506 N. Van- 

 deventer Ave, St. Louis, Mo. Chemistry. 

 Greensburg, Ind, June 24, 63. A.B, Marietta, 

 90, A.M, 96; Bonn, 92-93. Prof, chem. Mari- 

 etta, 94-06; acting prof, sanit. chem, Illinois, 17- 

 19. Chem. Soc; Soc. Bact; Writer Works Ass; 

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

 Bacteriology; water supplies; sanitation. 



Monroe, Prof. Joseph E(aton), Dillon, Mont. 

 Physics, Chemistry. Xenia, Ohio, Nov. 26, 64. 

 A.B, Kans. Nor. Col, 87; Glasgow, 92-93. Instr. 

 nat. science, Kans. Nor. Col, 87-92, prof, physics 

 and chem, 94-97; Mont. State Nor. Col, 97-18; 

 with State Bank, Dillon. A.A; Chem. Soc; 

 Mont. Acad. Elasticity and tenacity of copper 

 and German silver wire ; electrolysis of copper 

 salts; petroleum bearing shales of Beaverhead 

 County, Montana ; meteorological conditions of 

 southwestern Montana, 



Monroe, Dr. K(enneth) P (otter), Jackson Labora- 

 tory, E. I. duPont de Nemours and Co, Wilming- 

 ton, Del. Chemistry. Mt. Vernon, Ind, Sept. 

 27. 91. B.S, Chicago, 13; Ph.D, Columbia, 17. 

 Physical chemist, color lab, bur. chem, U. S. 

 Dept. Agr; research chemist, dyestuffs, E. I. 

 duPont de Nemours and Co. Chem. Soc. Vis- 

 cosity; phase rule of aromatic organic com- 

 pounds. 



Monroe, Prof. Will(iam) S(e5rmour), Montclair, 

 N. J. Psychology, Pedagogy. Hunlock Creek, 

 Pa, March 22, 63. A.B, Stanford, 94; Jena, 

 Leipzig and Paris, 94-95; Grenoble and Leip- 

 zig, 00-01. Prof, psychol. and pedag. State 

 Nor. Sch, Westfield, Mass, 96-08; psychol. State 

 Nor. Sch, Montclair, N. J, 09- Assoc, ed, 

 'Pedag. Seminary.' Gold medal, Paris Expos, 

 00. A.A; Psychol. Ass; Anthrop. Ass; Nat. 

 Educ. Ass. (pres, child study dept, 99) ; hon. 

 mem. Ass. Med. Officers of Am. Institutions for 

 the Idiotic and Feeble-Minded. Social sense of 

 the child; defective and normal children. 



Montague, Prof. W(iUiam) P(epperrell), Colum- 

 bia University, New York, N. Y. Philosophy. 

 Chelsea, Mass", Nov. 24, 73. A.B, Harvard, 96, 

 A.M, 97, Ph.D, 98. Doeent philos, Harvard, 

 9'8-99; instr, California, 99-03; lecturer, Co- 

 lumbia, 03-04, tutor, 04-05, instr, 05-07, adj. 

 prof, 07-10, assoc. prof, 10-20, prof, 20- A.A; 

 Philos. Ass. (v. pres, 08); Psychol. Ass; N. Y. 

 Acad. Time-perception ; verification of Fech- 

 ner's law; energistic theory of consciousness; 

 realism. 



Montgomery, Prof. E(dward) G(errard), Cornell 

 University, Ithaca, N. Y. Agronomy. Milan, 

 Mo, May"^ 10, 78. B.S, Nebraska, 06, A.M, 08. 

 Adj. prof, agron, Nebraska, 06-10, prof, 10-11; 

 Cornell, 11- A.A; Soc. Agron. (treas, 07, v. 

 pres, 14). Plant breeding; crop culture; corn 

 crops; examining and grading grain. 



Montgomery, Dr. George R(edington), Yale Uni- 

 versity, New Haven, Conn. Logic, Psychology. 

 Marash, Turkey, June 17, 70. A.B, Yale, 92, 

 LL.B, 94, B.D, 00, Ph.D, 01. Lecturer philos, 

 Yale, 00-04; prof, Carleton, 04-05 ; lecturer, N. 

 Y. Univ, 11-16; asst. prof. French, Tale, 19- 

 Philos. Ass; Psychol. Ass. Logic; language; 

 psychology. 



Montgomery, Prof. Jack P(ercival), University 

 of Alabama, University, Ala. Chemistry. Co- 

 lumbus, Miss, July 18, 77. A.B, Southwestern 

 Presbyterian, 99, hon. A.M, 04; Ph.D, Virginia, 

 03. instr. science, high sch, Birmingham, Ala, 

 01-02; asst. state chemist, Miss, 02-05; assoc. 

 prof, chem, Miss. Agr. Col, 05-11, instr. dyeing, 

 08-11; prof. org. chem, Alabama, 11- Chem. 

 Soc; Agr. Chem; British Chem. Soc. Com- 

 pounds of urea with acids and salts; estimation 

 of nickel as the sulphid; methods of qualitative 

 analysis; economic products of Mississippi; re- 

 lation between boiling points, heats of vaporiza- 

 tion and densities of liquids and vapors ; density 

 of a liquid at boiling-point determined by value 

 of b in van dcr Waals' equation; adsorption of 

 the 'assistant' by the fiber in dyeing of cotton 

 yarn; relations of the physical constants of so- 

 lutions at boiling-point; effect of dissolved sub- 

 stances on precipitation of lead chlorid; pro- 

 duction of xylose and furfural; dyes. 



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