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Shaler, Millard K(ing), 5, Montague du Pare, 

 Brussels, Belgium. Geology. Ellsworth, Kans, 

 July 26, 80. A.B, 01; B.S, 04. U. S. Geol. 

 Surv, 04-07; geologist, Soc. Int. Forest, et Min. 

 du Congo, 07- Geol. Soc; Min. Eng; Wash. 

 Geol. Soc. Coal; oil and gas; clays; gj^Dsum; 

 mining conditions and geology of Congo Free 

 State. 



Shambaugh, Prof. George E(liner), 5625 Univer- 

 sity Ave, Chicago, 111. Anatomy, Physiology. 

 Clinton Co, Iowa, Nov. 15, 69. Ph.B, Iowa, 92; 

 M.D, Pennsylvania, 95. Prof. otol. and laryngol, 

 Eush Med. Col, and laryngologist, Presb. Hosp. 

 Lenval prize, 12. Laryngol. Ass; Otol. Soc; 

 Laryngol. Bhinol. and Otol. Soc; Am. Med. Ass. 

 The embryology, histology and physiology of the 

 end organs of the labyrinth; physiology of the 

 labyrinth. 



Shamel, A(rcliibald) D(ixon), 3 Arroyo Drive, 

 Eiverside, Calif. Horticulture. Taylor\alle, 111, 

 Oct. 15, 78. B.S, Illinois, 98. Instr. farm 

 crops and in charge exp. sta. farm, Illinois, 98- 

 02; scientific asst, U. S. Dept. Agr, 03-04, plant 

 physiologist, 04- U. S .Dept. Agr. exped. to the 

 West Indies, 04-05, Brazil, 12-13. S. Calif. 

 Biol. Club. Improvement of plants through seed 

 and bud selection; bud variation; storage and 

 curing of fruits. 



Shanahan, Dr. William T, Craig Colony, Sonyea, 

 N. Y. Medicine. Syracuse, N. Y, May 14, 78. 

 M.D, Syracuse, 98. Med. officer, Craig Colony 

 for Epileptics, 01-08, med. supt, 08- Lecturer 

 on epilepsy, SjTacuse. A. A; Am. Med. Ass; 

 Am. Acad. Med; Ass. Study Epilepsy (pres, 

 12) ; Ass. Study Feeble-Minded. Epilepsy. 



Shaner, Dr. Ealph F(aust), Harvard Medical 

 School, Boston, Mass. Embryology. Pottstown, 

 Pa, Dec. 30, 93. Ph.B, Lafayette, 15; Ph.D, 

 Harvard, 20. Teaching fellow histol. and em- 

 bryol, Harvard Med. Sch, 15-20, instr. histol, 

 SO- Ass. Anat; Boston Soc. Nat. Hist. Rep- 

 tilian embryology. 



Shannon, C(harles) W(illiam), Oklahoma Geo- 

 logical Survey, Norman, Okla. Geology. At- 

 lanta, Ind, Aug. 3, 79. A.B, Indiana, 06, 

 A.M, 07, 07-08. Teacher science, high sch, Bra- 

 zil, Ind, 08-11; field geologist, OTcla. Geol. Surv, 

 11-14, director, 14- Field asst, Ind. Geol. Surv, 

 05-11; teacher geol, Oklahoma, 11. A.A; Geol. 

 Soc; Abs. Petrol. Geol; Min. Eng; Ass. State 

 Geol; Okla. Acad, (past prea) ; Ind. Acad. Gen- 

 eral science; geography; nature study; botany. 



Shannon, Rev. J(ames) I(gnatius), St. Louis Uni- 

 versity, St. Louis, Mo. Physics. Hastings, Ont, 

 Sept. 30, 68. A.B, St. Louis, 99, A.M, 00; Hop- 

 kins,06-08. Prof, physics and math, St. Xaviers, 

 00-02; asst. prof, physics, St. Louis, 09-12, 

 prof, 12- A.A; Physical Soc; Math. Soc; St. 

 Louis Acad. (cor. sec'y, 18-20). 



Shantz, Dr. H(omer) LeRoy), U. S. Department 

 of Agriculture, Washington, D. C. '^Botany. 

 Kent Co, Mich, Jan. 24, 76. B.S, Colo. Col, 01; 

 Ph.D, Nebraska, 05. Instr. bot. and zool, Colo. 

 Col, 01-02; bot, sch. agr, Nebraska, 03-04; Mis- 

 souri, 05-06; prof. bot. and bacter, Louisiana, 

 07; special agent and collaborator alkali and 

 drought-resistant plant breeding investigations, 

 iur. plant indust, U. S. Dept. Agr, summers, 



06-07, expert, 08-09, plant physiologist, 10-19, 

 physiologist in charge plant physiol. and fer- 

 mentation investigations, 20- Instr. Colo. 

 Teachers' Inst, Colorado Springs, 02; with 

 'Inquiry' to determine plant resources of por- 

 tions of Africa and Latin Am. for Allied 

 Peace Commission, 18; agr. explorer, Smith- 

 sonian Inst, exped. to Africa, 19-20. A.A; Soc. 

 Nat; Bot. Soc; Soc. Agron; Micros. Soc; Ass. 

 Geog; Ecol. Soc; Wash. Acad; Wash. Bot. Soc. 

 Vegetation of the Great Plains; the indicator 

 value of natural vegetation; physiology of 

 drought resistance; biological study of the lakes 

 in the Pikes Peak region; North American 

 Branchinecta and their habitats; vegetation of 

 mesa region east of Pikes Peak; the Boutelona 

 formation; vegetation of the Great Plains and 

 the Great Basin. 

 Shapley, Dr. Harlow, 1842 N. Los Eobles Ave, 

 Pasadena, Calif. * Astronomy. Nashville, Mo, 

 Nov. 2, 85. A.B, Missouri, 10, A.M, 11 ; fellow, 

 Princeton, 12-14, Ph.D, 13. Astronomer, Mt. 

 Wilsori Observatory, Carnegie Institution, 14- 

 A.A; Astron. Soc; Ecol. Soc; Am. Acad; Pacific 

 Astron. Soc; assoc. Royal Astron. Soc. Pho- 

 tometry; spectroscopy; orbital theory and com- 

 putation; cosmogony. 



Shapovalov, Michael, Bureau of Plant Industry, 

 Washington, D. C. Plant pathology. Vilna, 

 Russia, July 14, 80. Theol. Sem, Vitebsk, Rus- 

 sia, 96-03; Dorpat, 04-11; Wisconsin, 11-12; 

 M.S, Maine, 13. Asst. pathologist, Maine Agr. 

 Exp. Sta, 12-16; agent, U. S. Dept. Agr, 16-17, 

 asst. plant pathologist, 18-19, pathologist, bur. 

 plant indust, 20- Collaborator, 'Bot. Abstracts.' 

 A.A; Phytopath. Soc; Wash. Bot. Soc. 



Share, Dr. William W(aldemar), 99 McDonough 

 St, BrookljTi, N. Y. Chemistry. Brooklyn, 

 March 8, 59. Ph.B, Columbia, 81, Ph.D, 84. 

 Asst. phvsics, Columbia, 81-89; prof. chem. and 

 geol, Adelphi, 89-13 ; v. pres, Meurer Steel Bar- 

 rel Co, 13-; consulting chem. engineer. Supt, 

 Columbia Chem. Works, 81; consulting elec. en- 

 gineer, Brooklyn Park Dept, 89. A.A; Chem. 

 Soc. Electrochemistry; physical chemistry. 



Sharp, Dr. Clayton H(alsey), White Plains, N. Y. 

 Physics, Electrical engineering. Seneca Falls, 

 N. Y, Dec. 5, 69. A.B, Hamilton, 90; Ph.D, 

 Cornell 95; Leipzig, 99-00. Teacher science, 

 Union Sch, Lyons, N. Y, 90-92; instr. physics, 

 Cornell, 94-01; test officer, Elec. Test. Labora- 

 tories, New Torlc, 01-14, v. pres. and tech. di- 

 rector, 14- V. S. delegate, Int. Electrotech. 

 Commission, Turin, 11; Berlin, 13; delegate and 

 sec 'y, U. S. committee, Int. Commission on Ilium, 

 Berlin, 13. A.A; Physical Soc; Elec. Eng; 

 Ilium. Eng. Soc. (past pres) ; Electrochem. Soc; 

 Optical Soc; Soc frant^aise des Elec; assoc. 

 Elet. Italiana. Electrical and photometrical 

 atandards and measurements; engineering test- 

 ing; applied physics; invention of measuring 

 devices. 



Sharp, Donald E(llsworth), Optical Glass Plant, 

 Spencer Lens Co, Hamburg, N. Y. Physics. 

 Corning, N. Y, Oct. 30, 96. Wisconsin; Car- 

 negie Inst. Tech. In physical lab. Corning Glass 

 Works, 14 ; physics dept, Wisconsin, 16 ; ceramic 

 lab. Bur. Standards, 17; physicist, optical glass 

 plant, Spencer Lens Co, 18-20, manager, 20^ 



