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and chemist, 98-, pres, Mel. Col, 13-17. Sec'y, 

 Md. State Board of Agr, 08-16. A.A; Chem. 

 Soe; Soc. Prom. Agr. Sci; Agr. Chem. (pres, 

 12) ; Soe. Chem. Indust. Chemistry; feeding 

 and fertilizing problems; methods of rendering 

 phosphates available to crops. 

 Patterson, Dr. James L(awson), Chestnut Hill, 

 Philadelphia, Pa. Mathematics. Savannah, 

 Ohio, Aug. 18, 49. Ph.B, Lafayette, 77; hon. 

 Se.D, Princeton. Instr. math, and physics, Hill 

 Sch, 7&-83 ; math, master, Lawreneeville Sch, 

 83-94; prof, math, Union, 94-97; head Tnasicr, 

 Chestnut Hill Acad, 97- A.A; Math. Soc. 



Patterson, Prof. J(ohn) T(homas), TTniversity of 

 Texas, Austin, Tei. ^Zoology. Piqua, Ohio, 

 Nov, 3, 78. B.S, Wooster, 03; Ph.D, Chicago, 

 08. Prof, biol, Buena Vista, 03-05; asst. zool, 

 Chicago, 05-08; instr, Texas, 08^11, r<dj. prof, 

 11-13, prof, 13- A.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. Zool; 

 Ass. Anat; Tex. Acad. Avian embryology; em- 

 bryology of the armadillo; polyembryony in in- 

 sects. 



Patterson, Dr. Robert A(lexander), Tale Univer- 

 sity, New Haven, Conn. Physics. Enfield, 

 Conn, July 12, 90. A.B, Yale, 11, A.M, 12, 

 Ph.D, 15. Instr. physics, Yale, 13-17, 19; Nat. 

 Research Fellow, Harvard, 19-20; asst. prof, 

 physics, Yale, 20- Capt. and major, F.A. 17- 

 18. A.A; Physical Soc. Spectroscopy; X-ray 

 spectra. 



Patterson, Dr. T(homas) L(eon), University of 

 Iowa, Iowa City, Iowa. Physiology. Madison, 

 Maine, Jan. 15, 84. A.B, Clark, 09 ; A.M, ETansas 

 City, 11 ; Yale, 10-11 ; M.S, Chicago, 15, Ph.D, 20. 

 Agent and expert, bur. entom, U. S. Dept. Agr, 

 09-10 ; asst. biol, Sheffield Sci. Sch, Yale, 10-11 ; 

 prof. biol. science and director, micros, lab. 

 Highland Park, 11-12; assoc. prof. biol. and 

 physiol, Maryland, 12-15; asst. prof, physiol, 

 Queen's (Can), 15-20; Iowa, 20- A.A; Eoyal 

 Soe; Royal Meteorol. Soc. Hunger contractions 

 in mammals, amphibians and reptiles; gastric 

 and pulmonary tonus. 



PattiUo, Prof. N(atlian) A(Uen), Randolph 

 Macon Woman 's _ College, Lynchburg, Va. 

 Mathematics. Loachpoka, Ala, Nov. 7, 67. B.S, 

 Southern, 87, A.M, 90; Ph.D, Hopkins, 97. 

 Trof. math, Millsaps, 92-94; Ala. Nor. Col, 97- 

 99; Bandolph-Macon Woman's Col, 99- A.A; 

 Math. Soe; Cireolo Mat. di Palermo. Partial 

 differential equations connected with the theory 

 of surfaces. 



Fatten, Prof. H(ora<;e) B(ushnell), on Foster 

 Building, Denver, Colo. Geology, Mineralogy. 

 Chicago, 111, Sept. 18, 58. A.B, Amherst, 81; 

 Ph.D, Heidelberg, 87. Instr. science and math, 

 Howard, 81-83 ; asst. miner, and petrog, Heidel- 

 berg, 87; asst. prof, geol, Rutgers, 88-90; asst. 

 geologist, Mich. Geol. Surv, and instr, Mich. 

 Col. Mines, 91-93; prof. geol. and miner, Colo. 

 Sch. Mines, 93-17. A.A. (sec'y, E, 01); Geol. 

 Soc. (mem. council, 07-10, v. pres, 14); Colo. 

 Sci. Soc. Economic geology. 



Paul, Arthur E(mest), 125 N. Elizabeth St, Chi- 

 cago, 111. Chemistry. Germania, Pa, Sept. 29, 

 74. B.S, Illinois, 97, M.S, 98; Ph.G, Chicago 

 Col. Pharmacy. Chief chemist, Marnier and 

 Hoskins, 99-09; chemist, bur. chem, U. S. Dept. 



Agr, 09- Chem. Soc. Analysis of fruit and 

 dairy products. 



Paul, Prof. H(enry) M(artyn), U. S. N. (retired). 

 The Ontario, Washington, D. C. Astronomy, 

 Engineering. Dedham, Mass, June 25, 51. A.B, 

 Dartmouth, 73, C.E, 75. Asst. astronomer, 

 Naval Observatory, 75-80; prof, astron, Tokyo, 

 80-83 ; asst. astronomer. Naval Observatory, 83- 

 97; prof, math, U. S. N, 97-13, engineer. Bur. 

 Yards and Docks, 99-05, teacher math, U. S. 

 Naval Acad, 05-12. Solar eclipse exped. to W. 

 Las Animas, Colo, 78; mem. jury awards, Elec. 

 Expos, Phila, 84; Pan-Am. Expos, 01. A.A. 

 (sec'y. A, 87); Astron. Soc; Wash, Acad; 

 Wash. Philos. Soc. Transit of Mercury, May, 

 78; eclipse of July, 78; semidiameter of the 

 moon; longitude of Princeton; variable stars. 

 Paul, Dr. Walter E(verard), 104 Marlborough St, 

 Boston, Mass. Neurology. Auburn, Maine, 

 Sept. 14, 61, A.B, Harvard, 83, M.D, 87. Neu- 

 rologist, Mass. Gen. Hosp, 98- Neur. Ass; Am, 

 Med. Ass. Peripheral nerve injuries. 

 Paulus, Dr. Max G(eorge), Standard Oil Co, 

 Whiting, Ind. Chemistry. Baltimore, Md, Sept. 

 25, 91. A.B, Hopkins, 12, Ph.D, 15. Chemist, 

 Standard Oil Co. of Ind. 

 Pawling, Jesse, IT. S. Naval Observatory, Wash- 

 ington, D. C. Astronomy, Mathematics. Lower 

 Merion, Pa, Oct. 29, 65. A.B, Cent. High Sch, 

 Phila, 88, A.M, 93; B.S, Cornell, 93, 93-94; 

 George Washington, 94-95; Hopkins, 95-96; 

 Pennsylvania, 00-01, 03-05. Computer, 'Nauti- 

 cal Almanac' Office, 94-96; U. S. Coast and 

 Geod. Surv, 95; instr. physics, Cent. High Sch, 

 Phila, 96-03; instr. and asst, Randal Morgan 

 Lab. of Physics, Pennsylvania, 03-05 ; computer, 

 Isthmian Canal Commission, 05; computer and 

 asst, U. S. Naval Observatory, 05- Astron. Soc; 

 Philos. Soc. The metric system; legislation on 

 weights and measures; interpolation; trigo- 

 nometry; analytic geometry. 

 Pawlowski, Prof. Felix W(ladyslaw), University 

 of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich. Aeronautical 

 engineering. Near Warsaw, Poland, Julv 23, 86. 

 Mech. and elec. eng, Tech. Col, Mitweide.'Saxonv, 

 96; Tech. Col, Brunswick, Germany, 08; Paris, 

 10; M.S, Michigan, 14. Designer and chief en- 

 gineer, various machine industries in Europe, 

 97-08; motor car designer, 11-13; assoc. prof, 

 aeronaut, eng, Michigan, 13- Aeronautics; 

 aerodynamics; theory of propellers; mechanics 

 of flight; stress analysis of aeroplane struc- 

 tures; design of internal combustion motors. 

 Payne, Pres. Bruce R(ybum), George Peabody 

 College for Teachers, Nashville, Tenn. Educa- 

 tion, Psychology. Morganton, N. C, Feb. 18, 

 74. A.B, Trinity (N.C) ; A.M, Columbia, 03, 

 Ph.D, 04. Prof, philos. and educ, William and 

 Mary, 04-05; secondary educ, Virginia, 05-06, 

 psychol, 06-11: pres, Peabody Col. for Teachers, 

 11- Prize and medal. Colonial Dames. A.A; 

 Psychol. Ass; Philos. Ass; As.s. Adv. Teaching; 

 S. Soc. Philos. and Psychol. Comparison of ele- 

 mentary curricula of the United States, Eng- 

 land, Germany and France; ethical theory and 

 education; southern higli schools. 

 Payne, Dr. Charles Rockwell, Wadhams, Essex 

 Co, N. Y. Psychiatry. Wadhams, June 22, 80. 

 A.B, Cornell, 02, M.D, 06. Practising physician, 



