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Wooster, 82, Sc.D, Armour. U. S. civil asst. 

 engineer, 77-80; engineer, Peoria and Farming- 

 ton R. E, 78-81; Iowa Cent. R. R, 81-86; 

 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe, 86-01; chief 

 engineer, 111. Cent. R. R, 01-07; asst. second v. 

 pres, 08-10; chairvian, Westinghouae, Church, 

 Kerr and Co, Inc, 06-16; Terminal Commissiun, 

 City of Chicago, 13- Cliief engineer, Panama 

 Canal, 04. Civil Eng. (past pres) ; R. R. Eng. 

 (past pres); West. Soc. Eng. (past pres). 

 Railroad construction and design. 



Wallace, Prof. Louise B(aird), Constantinople 



College, Constaiitinoplu, Turkey. Zooloyy. 

 Newville, Pa, Sept. 21, 67. Woods Hole, sum- 

 mers, 91-03; A.B, Mt. Holyoke, 98, hon. Sc.D, 

 19; Naples Zool. Sta. 01; A.M, Pennsylvania, 

 04, Ph.D, 08. Asst. zool, Mt. Holyoke, 93-96; 

 Smith, 96-99; instr, Mt. Holyoke, 99-03, assoc. 

 prof, 04-12; prof, biol, Constantinople Col, 12- 

 20, dean of faculty, 13- Soc. Zool. Axillary 

 gland of Batrachus; the germ-ring in the egg 

 of Batrachus; spermatogenesis and oogenesis of 

 the spider. 



Wallace, Prof. E(ol)ert) C(harles), University 

 of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Can^. Geology. Orkney, 

 Scotland, June 15, 81. M.A, Edinburgh, oi, 

 B.Sc, 07, 1851 Exhibition scholar, 08-10, D.Sc, 

 12; Carnegie fellow, 10, St. Andrews, 09-10; 

 Ph.D, GWJttingen, 09. Science master, 01-05; 

 demonstrator, St. Andrews, 09-10; lecturer geol. 

 and miner, Manitoba, 10-12, prof, 12- With 

 Can. Geol. Surv, 10-, on leave as commissioner. 

 North Manitoba, 18-21. A.A; Miner. Soc; Can. 

 Min. Inst; fel. London Geol. Soc. Mineralogj'; 

 crytallography; economic geology; silicates; 

 dolomitization; rock magmas; gypsum and an- 

 hydrite; gold mineralization; petrology of pre- 

 Cambrian; colloidal precipitation; sedimentary 

 processes. 



Waller, Dr. A(dolph) E(dward), Ohio State Uni- 

 versity, Columbus, Ohio. Botany. Louisville, 

 Kv, Aug. 24, 92. B.S, Kentucky, 14; M.S, Ohio 

 State, 16, fellow, 16-18, Ph.D, 18. Asst. agron, 

 Ohio State, 14-16. instr. hot, 18- Agr. adviser. 

 Y. and M. V.R.R, 15; lecturer agron, Ohio 

 State; asst. pathologist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 18; 

 teacher bot, E. 111. State Nor. Sch, summer, 19 ; 

 assoc. ed, 'Ecol. ' A.A; Bot. Soc; Yaio\. Soc; 

 Soc. Agron; Ohio Acad, (treas). Plant ecol- 

 ogy; physiology and genetics; agronomy; crop 

 centers; xcnia. 



WaUerstein, Dr. Max, 171 Madison Ave, New 



York, N. Y. Chemistry. Fuerth, Bavaria, 74. 

 Ph.D, Munich, 96. Practinng chemist. A.A; 

 Chem. Soc; Soc. Chem. Indust; Chem. Verein. 

 Fermentology. 



Wallin, Prof. Ivan E, University of Colorado, 

 Boulder, Colo. Anatomy. Page Co, Iowa, 

 Jan. 22, 83. B.S, Iowa, 05; fellow, Ne- 

 braska, 07-08, A.M, 08; Sc.D, N. Y. Univ, 15. 

 Prof, biol, Upsala, 05-07; head of dept, high 

 sch, Oshkosh, Wis, 08-10; in.str. anat, Univ. and 

 Bellevue Hosp. Med. Col, 10-13; Louisville, 13- 

 14; med. col, Cornell, 14-15; asst. prof, and 

 later assoc. prof, Marquette, 15-18; prof, and 

 head of dept, Colorado, 18- Ass. Anat. Thymus 

 and development of blood in cyclostomos; trema- 

 todes; human embryology. 



Wallin, Dr. J(ohn) E(dward) Wallace, 1520 S. 

 Granil Ave, St. Loui.s, Mo. I'sycholoyy. 

 Bethe.sda, Iowa, Jan. 21, 76. A.B, Augustana, 97 ; 

 A.M, Yale, 99, fellow and hon. fellow, 99-01, 

 Ph.D, 01. Follow, Clark, 01-02, hon. fellow, and 

 research asst. to Pres. Hall, 01-02; asst, dept. 

 philos, Michigan, 02-03; demonstrator exp. psy- 

 chol, Princeton, 0.3-06; head, dept. psychol. and 

 educ, and v. principal, State Nor. Sch, E. 

 Stroudsburg, Pa, 06-09; Nor. Training Sch, 

 Cleveland, 09-10; director, psvchol. lab. N. J. 

 Village for Epileptics, Skillnisin, N. J, 10-11; 

 asst. prof. educ. psychol. Pittsburgh, 12-13, prof, 

 clin. psychol, 13-14, director, psychol. clin, 12- 

 14; Psycho-Educ. Clinic and special schools, St. 

 Louis, 14-; lecturer, Harris Teachers Col, H- 

 Psychologist, Mellon Inst, 12-13 ; lecturer, Iowa, 

 summer, 17; California, summer, 18; chairman, 

 committee on mental hygiene. Mo. Conf. for 

 Social Welfare, 19-20. A.A; Psychol. Ass; As,s. 

 Study Exceptional Children; Soc. Col. Teacher.^ 

 Educ. Clinical, experimental and educational 

 psychology; ment;il defects. 



Wallis, W(illiam) F(isher), Carnegie Institu- 

 tion, Washington, D. C. Physics. Baltimore, 

 Md, June 5, 74. A.B, Hopkins, 96, 96-97. 98- 

 99; B.S, Mass. Inst. Tech, 13. Teacher, Balti- 

 more. 97-98, 99-00; magnetic observer, U. S. 

 Coast and Geod. Surv, 00-10; with Carnegie 

 Institution, IS- A.A; Wash. Philos. Soc. Ter- 

 restrial magneti.sm; atmospheric electricity; 

 seismology. 



Wallis, W(ilson) D(allam), Junior College, Fresno, 

 Calif. Anthropology. Forest Hill, Md, March 

 7, 86. A.B, Dickinson, 07, A.M, 10; Rhodes 

 scholar, Oxford, 07-10, B.Sc, 10; Harrison fel- 

 low, Pennsylvania, 10-11. Instr. anthrop, Penn- 

 sylvania, 11-15, California, 15-16. Field eth- 

 nologist. Can. Geol. Surv, summer, 14. Anthrop. 

 Ass. (exec, committee, 14-) ; Ethnol. Soc. So- 

 cial anthropologj' ; the Wahpeton division of the 

 Dakota tribe; !^icssiahs, Christian and pagan 



Walsh, Prof. Ja(me)s J(osepli), 110 W. 74th St, 

 New York, N. Y. P.'fychology. Archibald, 

 Pa, April 12, 65. A.B, Fordhani, 84, A.M, 

 85, Ph.D, 92; M.D, Pennsylvania. 95; Paris, 

 Vienna and Berlin, 96-98; Litt.D, Georgetown, 

 09; Sc.D, Notre Dame, 10. Instr. med, N. Y. 

 Polytechnic, 00-02, adj. prof, 02-05; prof.. 

 nervous diseases and dean. sch. mod. Fordham, 

 05-12; prof, physiol. psychol. Cathedral Col, 09; 

 med. director, sch. social, Fordham, 17- Trustee 

 and lecturer biol. Catholic Summer Sch; di- 

 rector. Catholic Inst, for Blind. Laetare medal, 

 16. A.A; Am. Mod. Ass; N. Y. Acad. Med: 

 N. Y. Hist. Soc; foreign societies of history of 

 medicine. Rheumatism; history of medicine: 

 medical education and regulation; animal para- 

 sites of man; criminal responsibility; psycho- 

 therapy. 



Walster, Prof. H(arlow) L(eslie), Agricultural 

 College, N. D:ik. Agronomy. Troy, Wis, .Vpril 

 20, 83.' B.S..\, Wisconsin, 08; ^i.S. Harvard. 

 13; Ph.D, Chicago, 18. Asst. prof, soils, Wis- 

 consin, 13-18; agronomist and director, soil 

 .ivrv. N. Dak. Col. and Exp. Sta, 19- Soc. 

 Agron; Chem. Soc. Plant physiology: influ- 

 ence of temperature on growth of cereals. 



