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Col, 73; Virginia, 77; Ph.D, Gottingen, 85. 

 Asst. chemist, U. S. Dept. Agr, 77-82; assoc. 

 prof, chem, Mass. Col, 85-07, yrof, gen. and 

 agr. chem, 07- Chem. Soc; Chem. Gesell. Or- 

 ganic chemistry; carbohydrates. 



Wemngton, Prof. Richard, Agricultural Exj)eri- 

 ment Station, Geneva, N. Y. Horticulture. Walt- 

 ham, Mass, Oct. 10, 84. B.S, Mass. Col, 06, 

 M.S, Harvard, 11. Asst. horticulturist, N. V. 

 Exp. Sta. Geneva, 06-11, assoc. horticulturist. 

 12-13; asst. horticulturist, Minnesota, and 

 pomologist, Exp. Sta, 13-19; prof. veg. garden- 

 ing, Maryland, and veg. breeder, Exp. Sta, 19- 

 20. A.A; Soc. Hort. Sci. Ringing herbaceous 

 plants; grapes of New York. 



Wellisch, Prof, E(dward) M(ontagu), University 

 of Sydney, Sydney, Australia. Physics. Svdney, 

 April 14, 82. B.A, Sydney, 06, M.A, 07^' B.A, 

 Cambridge, 09. Lecturer math, Sydney, 07; 

 asst. prof, physics, Yale, 11. Physical Soc. 

 Mobilities of ions produced by Rontgen rays; 

 radioactive material in electric fields; columnar 

 ionization. 



Wells, Prof. B(ertram) W(hittier), State Col- 

 lege, Raleigh, N. C. Botany. Troy, Ohio, 

 March 5, 84. A.B, Ohio State, 11, A.M, 16; 

 Ph.D, Chicago, 17. Instr. biol, Knox, 11-12; 

 substitute in charge, bot. dept. Conn. Col, 12- 

 13; instr. hot, Kansas State, 13-15; prof, 

 Arkansas, 18-19; N. C. Col, 19- A.A; Bot. Soc. 

 Plant pathological anatomy. 



Wells, Dr. F(rederic) L(yman), Psychopathic 

 Hospital, Boston, Mass. *Psycholoqy. Boston, 

 Mass, April 22, 84. A.B, Columbia, 03, A.M, 

 04, Ph.D, 06. Asst. psychol, Columbia, 05-06, 

 lecturer, Barnard, 06-07 ; asst. path, psychol, 

 McLean Hosp, 07-21; chief, psychol. lab. Psy- 

 chopath. Hosp, 21- A.A; Psychol.^ Ass; Psy- 

 chopath. Ass; Psychoanal. Ass; New Eng. Soc. 

 Psychiatry. Experimental psychopathology ; 

 mental adaptation. 



Wells, Prof. George R(oss Maurice), 11 Church 

 St, Wethersfield, Conn. Psychology. Moose 

 Jaw, Sask, June 16, 84. B.A, McMaster, 06; 

 A.M, Harvard, 09; Ph.D, Hopkins, 12. Instr. 

 2?.<fj/6-/o', Oberlin, 12-13, assoc. prof, 13-17; prof, 

 Ohio Wesleyan, 17-20; Hartford Sch. Eel. Peda- 

 gogy, 20- A.A; Psychol. Ass; Ohio Acad, 

 Reaction time; control movement. 



Wells, Prof. H(arry) E(dward), Smith College, 

 Northampton, Mass. Chemistry. Hudson Falls, 

 N. Y'. B.S, Middlebury, 94, A.M, 9.",; i'h.D, 

 Leipzig, 97. With Prof. W. O. Atwater, food 

 investigations, 98-00; instr. chem, Wesleyan, 

 99-01; prof, Allegheny. 02-07; Wasliington and 

 Jefferson, 07-18; capt, C.W.S, 18-19; instr. 

 chem. Harvard, 19-20; prof. Smith, 20- A.A; 

 Chem. Soc. Nutrition; inorganic chemistry; 

 water analysis; atomic weight. 



Wells, Prof. H(arry) Gideon, University of Chi- 

 cago, Chicago, 111. *Patho^ogy. New Haven, 

 Conn, July 21, 75. Ph.B, Yale, 95, hon. A.M, 

 12; A.M, Lake Forest, 98; M.D, Rush Med. Col, 

 98, fellow, 99-00; Ph.D, Chicago, 03. Intern, 

 Cook Co. Hosp, 98-99; asst. path, Rush Med. 

 Col, 01, assoc, Chicago, 01-02, instr, 02-04, 

 asst. prof, 04-09, assoc. prof, 09-13, prof, IS-, 

 director, Sprague Mem. Inst, 11- Pathologist, 

 Cook Co. Hosp, 06-; commissioner to Rumania, 



Red Cross, 18-19. A.A; Am. Path, and Bact. 



(pres, 19;; Am. Physicianu; Soc. Kxp. Biol: 

 Hoc. Exp. Path; Soc. Bact; Soc. Hiol. Chem: 

 Am. Med. Asa. (chiiirman, si-ct. path, and 

 physiol, 09-10); Ask. Cam-i-r K-m^rch (prtii 

 1j, 19); Chicago Path. Soc. Chemical and 

 general pathology. * 



Wells. Prof. H(orace) L(emuel). 239 Edwar.L, 

 bt, New Haven, Conn. Chfmistry. New 

 Britain, Conn Oct. .% .-.5. Ph.B, Yale, 77, A.M. 

 94; bc.D, Penn.sylvania, 07. Asst. chemiat. 

 Conn. Exp. Sta, 78-80; chemi.^t, Colo. Coal and 

 Iron Co, 80-84; instr. chem, Ya'e, 84-89, aaat. 

 prof, 89-94, prof. ana', chim. and mrtaJ, 94- 

 Nat. Acad ; Chem. Soc ; Conn. Acad. Inorganic 

 chemistry, especially double halogen salu; 

 double and triple salts, especially those contain- 

 ing caesium. 



WeUs, Dr. James S(impsou) Chester, Fifth Ave- 

 nue Bank, New York, N. V. Chemistry. Metal- 

 lurgy. Brooklyn, N. Y, Sept. 13, 51. Ph.B, 

 Columbia, 75, Ph.D, 77. Asst. anal, chem, Co- 

 lumbia, 75-79, instr, 79-05, adj. prof, 05-09; 

 consulting metallurgist and mining engineer, 09- 

 Manager, Empire Syndicate, Marysville, Mont; 

 supt. Silver Fi.Hsure .Mining i'o, Polari.-, .Mont; 

 capt, C.E.F, 15-18. Electrochemistry. 



WeUs, M(orris) M(mer), 1177 E. .".th St, Chi- 

 cago, 111. Zoology. Woodston, Kans, Nov. 3, 

 85. B.S, Cliicago, 12; Ph.D, Illinois, 15. 

 Instr. zool, Chicago, 15-19; with Gen. Biol. 

 Supply House, 19- A.A; Soc. Zool; Ecol. Hoc; 

 Entom. Soc; Briti.sh Ecol. Soc. Animal behav- 

 ior; ecology; physiology- of the invertebrates 

 and the lower vertebrates. 



WeUs, Dr. P(hlllp) V(ammn). V. S. Bureau of 

 Standards, Washington, D. C. Physic*. Bos- 

 ton, Mas.s, Oct. 28, 89. B.S. M.i.ss. Inst. Ti>ch, 

 11 ; D.Sc, Paris, 20. Asst. physics, Mass. Inst. 

 Tech, 11-13; assoc. physicist. Bur. Standards, 

 IS- Int. Ice Control Ice exped, 15; repro.senta- 

 tive. Bur. Standards. Paris, 19-20. Phvsiral 

 Soc; Chem. Soc; Optical Soc; Wash. Philos. 

 Soc. Physical chemistry; molecular physics; 

 optics. 



Wells, Dr. Roger C(lark), T'. S. fJeoIogi.-al Sur- 

 vey, Washington, D. C. Chemistry. Peterboro. 

 N. Y, Oct. 24, 77. A.B, Harvard, 01, Ph.D. 04. 

 Instr. chem, Harvard, 04-05; physical chem, 

 Pennsylvania, 05-07; chemist. Gen. Elfc. Co, 

 07-08; physical chemist, U. S. Geo'. Surv, OS- 

 Chemist potash exploration in Chile, Cameron 

 S^Tidicate. 15; mineral resource specialist sodium 

 compounds, IT. S. Geol. Surv, and special agent 

 T''. S. Census. First I'anP.icilic Sci. ("ongrww, 

 Honolulu. 20. A.A; Hiem. Soo ; Wash. Geol. 

 Soc; Wa.sh. Acad: Harvard Chemists. Inor- 

 ganic and physical chemi.sfry; atomic weights 

 of sodinni :in(l clilDriii; the analysis of min- 

 erals; the chemi."trv of ore deposition and 

 natural waters; pure and applied geochemistry. 



Wells. Dr. Volney H(untor), :\n:\ Ma|.! Ave, 

 Northfield.Minn. idit hematics. DowngiacMich, 

 Juno 18, 89. A.B. Olivet, 09; Ph.D, Michignn, 

 16. Instr. math, Ha-stings, 09 11, prof. 11-13; 

 instr, Michigan, 13-16; prof. math, and statist, 

 Pittsburgh. 16-17; statistician. Bur. War Risk 

 Ins. 19-20; prof. math. Carleton. SO- Lieut, 

 A.S.A.P, 17-19. Math. 8oc; Statist. Aas. 8t- 



