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Montgomery, Dr. John A(rthur), 256 Ashland Ave, 

 River Forest, 111. Clirmistni. Boone, Iowa, 

 Nov. 24, 89. A.B, Missouri, 12; M.S, Iowa 

 State, 17; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 19. Chief chemist, 

 Structural Materials Lab, 19-20; Borromite Co, 

 20- Chem. Coc. Foods; aluminum alloys; ce- 

 ment and concrete; water. 



Moodie, Prof. Roy L(ee), College of Medicine, 

 University of Illinois, Chicago, 111. Paleontol- 

 ogy, Anatomy. Bowling Green, Ky, July 30, 80. 

 A.B, Kansas, 05 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 08. Prof, biol. 

 State Nor. Sch, Warrensburg, Mo, 08; instr. 

 zool, Kansas, 08-09, asKt. prof, 09-14; anat, 

 med. dept, Illinois, 14- Paleont. expeditions to 

 western states for various institutions. A.A; 

 Paleont. Soc; Ass. Anat; Soc. Zool. Paleopa- 

 thology ; development of skeleton ; coal measures 

 Amphibia; history of anatomy. 



Moody, Dr. Agnes M(ary) (Claypole), 2826 Gaiber 

 St, Berkeley, Calif. *ZooJogy, Geology. Bris- 

 tol, England, 70. Ph.B, Buchtel, 92; M.S, Cor- 

 nell, 94 ; Ph.D, Chicago, 96. Instr. zool, Welles- 

 ley, 96-98, asst. histol. and embryol, Cornell, 

 98-00; zool. and geol, Throop, 00-01, instr, 01- 

 03; lecturer social. Mills. 18- Dept. cytol, em- 

 bryol. and micros, methods. 'Jour. Applied 

 Microscopy.' A.A; fel. S. Calif. Acad. His- 

 tology of Cayuga Lake lamprey; embryology of 

 Anurida maritinia. 



Moody, Prof. H(erbert) R(aymond), College of 

 the City of New York, New York, N. Y. Chem- 

 istry. Chelsea, Mass, Nov. 19, 69. B.S, Mass. 

 Inst. Tech, 92; A.M, Columbia, 00, Ph.D, 01. 

 Asst. chem, Mass. Inst. Tech, 92-94, instr. anal, 

 chem, 94-95; science, Gilbert Sch, Winsted, 

 Conn, 95-99; prof, chem, Hobart, 01-05; asst. 

 prof. anal, and applied chem, Col. City of N. Y, 

 05-06, assoc. prof, and later prof, indust chem, 

 06- A.A; Chem. Soc. (chairman, N. Y. sect, 

 14); Electrochem. Soc; N. Y. Chemists Club 

 (chairman, bur. employment, trustee) ; London 

 Soc. Chem. Indust. Fixation of nitrogen; elec- 

 tric furnace products; special petroleum purifi- 

 cations; aluminum sulfate; bread and other 

 food products; technical fibres and straws. 



Moody, Prof. H(oward) W(ilson), Agricultural 

 College, Miss. Physics. Garrison, Iowa, Oct. 

 24, 77. A.B, Cornell (Iowa), 02; Chicago, 08- 

 10, fellow, 10-12, Ph.D, 12. Instr. physics, 

 Lafayette, 12-13 ; and acting head of dept, Wil- 

 liams, 13-14 ; prof, and head of dept, Miss. Agr. 

 Col, 14- Physical Soc. Thermodynamics; the 

 ratio of the specific heats for air and carbon 

 dioxide. 



Moody, Prof. Julia E(leanor), 15 Appleby Road, 

 Welleslev, Mass. Zoology. Canton, N. Y. B.S, 

 Mt. Holyoke, 94, A.M, 09; Ph.D, Columbia, 12. 

 Instr. zool, Mt. Holyoke, 05-11; Wellesley, 13- 

 16, assoc. prof, 16- A.A; Soc. Zool; Ass. Prof. 

 Protozoology; anatomical origin of cranial 

 nerves. 



Moody, Dr. Robert Orton, University of Calt- 

 fornia, Berkelev, Calif. Anatomy. Buffalo, N. 

 Y, Oct. 18, 64'. B.S, Cornell, 91; M.D, Yale, 

 94. Instr. histol, Yale, 91-93, asst. path, 96- 

 00; anat, Cornell, 00-01; California, 01-05, 

 instr, 05-06, asst. prof, 06-14, assoc. prof, 14- 

 A.A; Ass. Anat; Micros. Soc. The muscular 

 tunic of the large and small intestine in man 



and in the cat ; histogenesis of the thyroid gland 

 of pig ; diaphragm ; position of stomach and 

 large intestine in man. 



Moody, Walter S(herman), 155 Dawes Ave, Pitts- 

 field, Mass. Electrical engineering. Chelsea, 

 Mass, Sept. 20, 64. Mass. Inst. Tech, 84-87. 

 Instr. elec. eng. and physics, Mass. Inst. Tech, 

 88; asst. engineer, Thomson Elec. Welding Co, 

 89-92 ; designing engineer, Thomson-Houston 

 Co, 92-93 ; chief engineer, transformer dept. 

 Gen. Elec. Co, 93- Fel. Elec. Eng; Nat. Elec. 

 Light Ass. Static transformers. 



Moody, Prof. W(illia)m A(lbion), 60 Federal St, 

 Brunswick, Maine. Mathematics. Kennebunk- 

 port, Maine, July 31, 60. A.B, Bowdoin, 82, 

 A.M, 85; Harvard, 90-91. Teacher, secondary 

 schools, 80-84; instr. math, Bowdoin, 84-87, 

 prof, 87- A.A; Math. Soc. 



Mooers, Prof. C(harles) A(nsel), University of 

 Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn. Chemistry, Agron- 

 omy. Solon, Maine, Dec. 8, 69. B.S, Tennessee, 

 93. Asst. chemist, Tenn. Exp. Sta, 93-98; 

 chemist. North La. Exp. Sta, 98-99; Tenn. Exp. 

 Sta, 99-05, chemist and agronomist, 05-, prof, 

 agron, Tennessee, 07-11, v. director, 19- A.A; 

 Soc. Agron. (v. pres, 11, pros, 21); Ass. S. Agr. 

 Workers (sec'y, 19). Soil nitrogen; change in 

 content; lysimeter experiments. 



Mook, Dr. Charles C(raig), American Museum 

 of Natural History, New York, N. Y. Geology, 

 Metuchen, N. J, May 7, 87. B.S, Columbia, 12, 

 A.M, 14, Ph.D, 15. Lecturer geol, Barnard, 

 Columbia, 15-16, instr, 16-; research asst. to 

 Prof. H. F. Osiorn, Am. Museum Nat. Hist, 

 IS- Instr. geol, Rutgers, summer, 15, 16. A.A; 

 Paleont. Soc; fel. N. Y. Acad, (sec'y, sect. geol. 

 and miner, 18-20). Morrison foundation; 

 sauropod dinosaurs; fossil crocodiles. 



Moon, Prof. Franklin F(rederick), New York 

 State College of Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. For- 

 est engineering. Easton, Pa, July 3, 80. A.B, 

 Amherst, 01; Harvard, 02-04; M.F, Yale, 09. 

 N. Y. Forest, Fish and Game Commission, 09- 

 10; prof, forestry, Mass. Col, 10-12; forest eng, 

 N.Y. State Col.' Forestry, Syracuse, 12-20, act- 

 ing dean, 17-18, dean, 20- A. A; Soc. Foresters; 

 N. Y. State Forestry Ass. (exec, sec'y). Forest 

 reconnaissance; woodlots in New York. 



Moon, Dr. V(irgil) H(olland), Indiana University 

 School of Medicine, Indianapolis, Ind. Pathol- 

 oay. Craisr, Ind, July 31, 79. A.B, Kansas, 10, 

 M.S, 11; Ifellow, Rush Med. Col, 13-14, M.D, 

 13. Research pathologist, McCormick Inst, for 

 Infectious Diseases, Chicago, 11-14; assoe. prof, 

 path, and iacter, Indiana, 14- Freer medal, 

 Rush Med. Col, 12, 13. Experimental immunity 

 in typhoid ; hydrophobia. 



Mooney, James, Bureau of American Ethnology, 

 Washington, D. C. *Ameri^an anthropology. 

 Richmond, Ind, Feb. 10, 61. Pub. schools. 

 Teacher; printer, 80-85; ethnologist, Bur. Am. 

 Ethnol, 85- Ethnol. expert, Columbian Expos, 

 93; Nashville, 96; Omaha, 98; La. Purchase, 

 04. Medals from various expositions. Anthrop. 

 Ass; Wash. Anthrop. Soc. (v. pres, 07-09, pres, 

 14); Wash. Gaelic Soc. (pres, 07-10). Ameri- 

 can anthropology, particularly of south Atlantic 

 coast tribes, southern plains tribes (Kiowa, 

 Cheyenne, etc) and Cherokee; Cherokee myths 



