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assoc. prof, ceramic eng, Ohio State, li-lS, prof, 

 and head of dept, 16- Ceramic Soc. (v. pres, 

 09, pres, 12). Pottery construction; porcelain 

 for electrical purposes; bone china; transmission 

 insulators; high, tension insulation in Europe; 

 dental porcelains; micro-structure of porcelains; 

 deformation of silicate mixtures; kaolin mining 

 in Europe and south Appalachian regions. 



Watts, Prof. Oliver P(atterson), Chemical Engi- 

 neering Building, Madison, Wis. Chemistry, 

 MetaUurgy. Thomaston, Maine. A.B, Bowdoin, 

 89, A.M, 92 ; Ph.D, Wisconsin, 05. Instr. math. 

 and physical sciences, Franklin Acad, Malone, 

 N. Y, 92-98; chem, high sch, Waltham, Mass, 

 98-03 ; in charge Carnegie research on electro- 

 lytic iron, Wisconsin, 05-06, instr. applied elec- 

 trochem, 06-08, asst. prof, 08-17, assoc. prof, 

 17- Electrochem. Soc; Chem. Soc. Alumino- 

 thermic process ; calcium alloys ; silicids ; borids ; 

 electric furnaces; electroplating, corrosion and 

 protection of metals. 



Watts, Prof. R(alph) L(evi), State College, Pa. 

 Horticulture. Kerrmoor, Pa, June 5, 69. B.S.A, 

 Pa. State, 90, M.S, 99; Agr.D, Syracuse, 16. 

 Horticulturist, Tennessee, 90-99 ; lecturer, farm- 

 ers institutes, 99-08; prof, hort. Pa. State, 08- 

 12, dean and director sch. agr. and Exp. Sta, 

 12- Soc. Hort. Sci; Vegetable Growers Ass, 

 (past pres). Vegetable gardening and forcing. 



Watts, Prof. Stephen H(urt), University of Vir- 

 ginia, Charlottesville, Va. Surgery. Lynchburg, 

 Va, Aug. 6, 77. A.M, Eandolph-Macon, 96; 

 M.D, Hopkins, 01. House officer, asst. res. sur- 

 geon and later res. surgeon, Hopkins Hosp, 01- 

 07; prof, surg, Virginia, 07- A.A; Am. Med. 

 Ass; Col. Surg; Surg. Ass; Soc. Int. de Chirurg. 

 Suture of blood vessels ; surgery of the pancreas. 



Waugh, Prof. F(raiik) A(lbert), Amherst, Mass. 

 Horticulture. Sheboygan, Wis, July 8, 69. B.S, 

 Kansas State, 91, 'M.S, 93; Cornell, 97-98; 

 Hort. Sch. Dahlem, Germany, 10. Asst. hort, 

 Kansas State, 91; prof. Okla. Col, 93-95; Ver- 

 mont, 95-02; Mass. Col, OS- Landscape gar- 

 dening; country planning; national and state 

 forests and parks. 



Waugh, F(rederick) W(ilkerson), Geological Sur- 

 vey of Canada, Ottawa, Can. Ethnology. 

 Langford, Out, April 4, 72. Ethnologist, Can. 

 Geol. Surv, 11- Folk-lore Soc; Ottawa Field 

 Nat. Club (treas, 18-). Ethnology of Amer- 

 ican Indian tribes ; Iroquois and Ojibwa material 

 culture, folk-lore and mythology. 



Waugh, Dr. Karl T(insley), Berea College, Berea, 

 Ky. Psychology. Cawnpore, India, 79. A.B, 

 Ohio Wesleyan, 00, A.M, 01 ; A.M, Harvard, 06, 

 Ph.D, 07. Prof, philos. and math, Claflin, 00- 

 04; asst. philos, Harvard, 06-07; assoc. psychol, 

 Chicago, 07-09; prof, philos. and psychol, Be- 

 loit, 09-18; dean, Berea, I'J- Lecturer ]isychol. 

 Colorado, 09, 14; educ. research, India and 

 China, 16-17; major, Sanit. C, and chief psychol. 

 examiner, U.S. A, 17-19; supervisor. Fed. Board 

 Vocational Educ, 19- A.A; Psychol. Ass. 

 Comparative psychology. 



Wayne, Arthur T(rezevant), Mt. Pleasant, S. C. 

 Ornithology. Blackville, S. C, Jan. 1, 63. Grad, 

 high sch, Charleston, S. C, 80. Hon. curator, 

 div. iirds, museum, Col. of Charleston, 06- 



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Mem. Ornith. Union. The birds of South Caro- 

 lina. 



Wead, Prof. C(harles) K(asson), U. S. Patent 

 Office, Washington, D. C. *Phy$ict. Malone, N. 

 \, Sept. 1, 4S. A.H. Vi-rmont. 71. A.M. 74; 

 Mass. Inst. Tech, 72; Berlin, 75-76. Prof. 

 Pliysics,_ high sch, Pittsburgh, Pa, 72-75; Mich- 

 igan, 77-85; elcc. engineer and contractor, 87- 

 90; examiner, U. S. Patent Office, 9S~ A.A; 

 (sec'y, B, 83); Wash. Acad. (v. pres, 09); 

 Wm.sIi. Philo.s. iSou. ( pri's, u\}). I'hvMi-al and 

 musical acoustics; history of musical scalea; the 

 history, physical theory and laws of musical in- 

 strument.s; acoustics of public buildings; the 

 graphical method. 



Wear, Dr. L(uther) E(wing). 4s s. Cranl O.ik^. 

 Pasadena, Calif. Mathevxatics. Brownwood, 

 Tex, July 2, 81. A.B, Cumberland, 02; Ph.D, 

 Hopkins, 13. Prof, math. Trinity (Tex), 04- 

 08; instr, Wasliiiigtori (Seattle), 13-lS, prof, 

 Calif. Inst. Tech, 18- A.A; Math. Soc. Geom- 

 etry. 



Weatherby, C(harles) A(lfred), 11 Wella Ave, 

 East Hartford, Conn. Botany. Hartford, Conn, 

 Dec. 25, 75. A.B, Harvard, 97, A.M, 98. Asst. 

 Gray Herbarium, Harvard, 08, 09, 11, 15, 17. 

 Bot. Soc; Fern Soc. (sec'y, 14-); Torroy Hot. 

 Club; Now Eng. Bot. Club; Conn. Hot. .Soc. (.v. 

 pres, 10-). Botanical taxonomy. 



Weatherby, Dr. LeRoy S(amuel), University of 

 Southern California, Los Angeles, Calif. Chem- 

 istry. Baldwin, Kans, March 29, 80. A.B, 

 Kansas, 06, A.M, 08; fellow, Chicago, 09-11, 

 Ph.D, 11. Instr. chem. and physics, Baker. 06- 

 08; asst. prof, chem, Okla. Col, 08-09; asst. 

 prof, and later prof. Southern California, 11- 

 A.A; Chem. Soc. Physico-organic chemistry; 

 synthetic orgiuiic clieniistry; ruliln-r. 



Weatherwax, Dr. Paul, University of Georjfi.i, 

 Athens, Ga. Botany. Near Worthington, Ind, 

 April 4, 88. A.B, Indiana, 14, A.M, 15, Ph.D, 

 18. Lab. asst. bt, Indiana, 13 15, instr, 15- 

 19 ; assoc. prof, Georgia, 19- A.A ; Bot. Soc. 

 Morphology of grasses. 



Weaver, Prof. C(harles) E(dwin), University of 

 Washington, Seattle, Wash. Geoloqy. Utica, N. 

 Y, May 1, 80. B.S, California, "o4, PhD, 07. 

 Instr, asst. prof, and later assoc. prof, geol. 

 Washington (Seattle). 07- .\sst. U. S. Oool. 

 Surv, Alaska, summer, 06; geologist, Wah. Stat 

 Coal Surv, 09, 10. A.A; Palcont. Soc; Chem. 

 Soc. Miocene geology ami straticr:ij>hv ; Kooene 

 paleontology and the Tertiary ochinoids of Cali- 

 fornia; mineralogy; the Napa folio of Cali- 

 fornia; geology of Puget Sound Basin, the i^an 

 Juan Islands" and the Stillipunmish Valley, 

 Washington; the coal fields of Washington. 



Weaver, Prof. E(dwln) O(scar), 473 Park Place, 

 Springfield, Ohio. Physics. Springfield, April 1, 

 67. A.B. Wittenberg. 89, A.M, 92; Chir.igo, 

 94; Michigan, 04-06, 15-16. Instr. math, Wit- 

 tenberg Acad, 89-93, principal. 93-96; actinj? 

 prof. math, and physics, Wittenberg, 95-96, prof. 

 pliysics and liiol, 'Jt> 04, /i/iy-" '<.<, Oi .\ .\. 



Magnetic and expansion phenomena attending 

 the recalescence of iron. 



Weaver, E(lmer) R(upel), Bureau of Stani iri'*, 

 Washington, D. C Chrmistry. Longmont, Colo, 

 May 5, 87. Asst. chemist. Standard Portbnd 



