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Exp. Sta, 02-09; supt. Fern Crest Dairy, 09-11; 

 prof, animal husbandry and dairying, Florida, 

 12- Lecturer, Ga. Farmers' Institutes, 03-09; 

 contributing ed, 'South. Ruralist,' 05-19; instr. 

 animal husbandry, Peabody Col. Teachers, 18. 

 A. A; Dairy Sci. Ass; Soc. Animal Production; 

 Ga. Dairy and Live Stock Ass. (officer, 03-11) ; 

 Fla. Live Stock Ass. (oflficer, 12-18). Beef 

 and pork production; diseases of farm animals; 

 milk production under semi-tropical conditions. 



WiUs, Prof. A(lbert) P (otter), Polnmbia Univer- 

 sity, New York. N. Y. *Phr/sics. Waltham, 

 Mass, Feb. 25, 73. B.E.E, Tufts, 94; Ph.D, 

 Clark, 97; Gottingen and Berlin, 98-99; Sc.D, 

 Tufts, 11. Assoc, applied math, and physii^s, 

 Bryn Mawr, 99-02; physicist. Cooper Hewitt 

 Lab, 02-03; instr. meeh, Columbia, 03-05, adj. 

 prof, 05-09, prof. math, physics, 09- Physical 

 Soc. Magnetic permeability; magnetic shield- 

 ing; magnetostriction; conduction of I'lwtricity 

 in mercury vapor; hydrodynamic analogy to 

 electric and magnetic fields; magnetic proper- 

 ties of gases; theories of magnetism. 



Wills, J(ohn) G(arden), 27 Matilda St, Albany, 

 N. Y. Veterinary science. Chateaugay, N. Y, 

 April 4, 79. B.S, Vermont, 03, D.V.M, Cornell, 

 06. First asst. veterinarian, N. Y. State Dept. 

 Agr, 09-11, chief veterinarian, 11- "Vet. Med. 

 Ass. (chairman, sect, sanit. science, 16) ; U. 

 S. Live Stock Sanit. Ass. (pres, 17) ; Pub. 

 Health Ass; N. Y. Vet. Med. Ass. (pres, 17). 

 Bovine tuberculosis; anthrax; rabies; live stock 

 sanitation. 



WiUson, Prof. Fred(eric)k N(ewton), Princeton, 

 N. J. Descriptive geometry. Brooklyn, N. Y, 

 Dec. 23, 55. C.E. Rensselaer, 79; hon. A.M, 

 Princeton, 96. Instr. math, Troy Acad, 72-79; 

 acting prof, Lake Forest, 79-80; prof, descrip- 

 tive geom. and tech. drawing, Princeton, 81- 

 Asst. bookkeeper, Troy City National Bank, 71; 

 foreign correspondent, Drexel, Morgan and Co. 

 80. A.A; Math. Soc; Mech. Eng; assoc. Cml 

 Eng. Mathematics; graphics; kinematics; ster- 

 eotomy; valve motion. 



WiUson, Prof. Robert W (heeler), 64 Brattle St, 

 Cambridge, Mass. Astronomy. West Roxbury, 

 Mass, July 20, 53. A.B, Harvard. 73: Ph.D, 

 Wiirzburg* 86. Asst, Argentine Nat. Observa- 

 tory, 73; Harvard Col. Observatory, 74. tutor 

 physics. Harvard, 75-81 ; asst. astronomer, Win- 

 chester Observatory, Yale, 81-84; instr. astron. 

 and physics, Harvard, 91-99, asst. prof, astron, 

 99-93, prof, 03-19, emer. prof, 19- A.A; As- 

 tron. Soc; Am. Acad. Conduction of heat; ter- 

 restrial magnetism; electricity; Maya astron- 

 omy. 

 Wilmore, Dean Jno. J(6nkins), Auburn, Ala. 



Mechanical engineering. Winchester, Tnd, Oct. 

 15 64. B.M.E, Purdue, 88, M.E, 91. Asst, 

 dept. mech, Ala. Polytech, 88-91, instr. mech. 

 eng, 91-94, prof. 94-08. dean, sch. eng, 08- 

 A.A; Mech. Eng; Eng. Educ. 

 Wllsey, Ex B(ishop), Eastman Kodak Co, Ro- 

 chester N Y. Physics. Ravenna. Nebr. July 

 27 89 ' B S Nebraska. 13. A.M, 15. Physicuit, 

 Eastman Kodak Co. 15-18, 19- Photog. physi- 

 cist. Bur. Aircraft Production, 18-10. Optical 

 Soc X-ravs and X-ray photography; reflec- 



tion coefficients of metals; photographic 8n- 



sitonn-try. 



Wilson, Prof. A(lbert) H(aiTis), Haverford Col- 

 lego. Hav.Tford, Pa. .Mathrmatirt. Saunder*- 

 ville, Tenn, Feb. 4, 72. B.S, Vanderbilt, 92, 

 fellow, 92-93, M.S, 93; Hopkins, 93-95; Got- 

 tingen, 99-00: Bonn, 03-04; Ph.D, (" n. 

 Instr. math, Princeton, 95-03; Illin '5; 

 Ala. Polvtech, 05-10; assoc, prof, Haverford 

 10- A.A: M;ith. Soc. 



Wilson, Dr. Alfred W(illiam) G(umiing), De- 

 partment of Mines of Canada, Ottawa, Can. 

 Engineering. Cobourg, Ont, Feb. 6, 73, Vic- 

 toria (Ont), 89-92; B.A, Toronto, 93: A.M, 

 Harvard, 99, Ph.D, 01; Columbia, 02; " 

 02-04. Master science, Napaneo Col. Ii: 

 98; geologist, Can. Gcol. Surv, 01-02, 08; .Icmon- 

 strator geol, McGill, 02-06; consulting geologijt 

 and engineer, 06-09; engineer, Dept. Mines of 

 Can, 09- Tech. adviser, Can. W.T.B. 17-lg. 

 Min. and Metal. Eng; Geol. Soc; Min. Kng; 

 Can. Inst. Min; British Inst. Min. and Metal. 

 Physiography of Ontario; geological and geo- 

 graphical exploration in 'New' Ontario and 

 Kecwatin District ; the copper deposits of Can- 

 ada; copper smelting and spelter production in 

 Canada; potash recovery at cement plants; 

 pyrites and its uses; physiographic and indui- 

 trial development engineering. 



Wilson, Prof. A(ndrew) G(ordon), Hebron. Nebr. 

 Geology. Scotch Grove, Iowa, April 5, 61. 

 Lenox, 75-80; A.B, Wooster, 84, A.M. 87. Inst_r. 

 science, Lenox, 84-85, prof. nat. wicncc. 8r- 

 02, pres, 97-02. Dynamical geology and ore de- 

 posits; gold and silver deposits in New Mezieo; 

 electric power tran:*mi3sion. 



Wilson, Prof. B(enjamin) D (unbar). New York 

 State College of Agriculture, Ithaca, N. Y. Si.' 

 trchnolncjy. Lexington. Kv, Oct. 14, 89. B.S. 

 Kentucky, 09, M.S. 14; Ph.D, Cornell. 17. As<it. 

 chemist, "Kv. Exp. Sta, 09-14: instr. soiJ trchn.''. 

 N. Y. State Col. Agr. Cornell, 17-19, asst. pr>f. 

 19- Soc. Agron. Soil technology and chem- 

 istry. 



Wilson, Prof. B(irton) N(eill), University of 

 Arkansas, Fayetteville, .\rk. Mcchanica' engi- 

 neering. Philadelphia, N. Y, Nov. 10. 74. B.S, 

 (M.E), Ga. Toch, 96; M.E, Michigan. 09. 

 M.M.E, 17. Ad.i. prof. mech. eng, J- 

 96-03, prof, 03-16, erp. rno. .ni.J dum 

 Mech. Eng. Arkansas fuels. 



Wilson, Prof. Cha(rle)3 B(rsnch), St.Hte Normal 

 School, Wostfield, Mass. 'Biology. Exeter. 

 Maine, Oct. 20, 61. A.B, Colby, 81, A.M. 83, 

 hon. Sc.D, 08; Hopkins. 04-96, Ph.D, 10. Ir^- 

 hot, Colby, 81-84; private tutor, 84-91; 1 

 science, State Nor. Sch. Gorham, Maine, : 

 04: student asst. Hopkins, 05 00; prof, t: . 

 State Nor. Sch, Westfir'd, Mass, 96-97, head. 

 di'pt. science. 97- .V.A; Soc. Nat; Soc. 7.oo\; 

 Boston Soc. Nat. Hist; Springfield Zool. Club 

 (pres, 97, 02-14V Nemertonns and gcphyrean* 

 of North AmericA; development of frogs' eggs 

 in various solutions: North American copopod* 

 parasitic on food and other fishes; Argulidae: 

 Caligiilnc; Ergasilidne; parasitic copcpods of 

 the Pacific const; Chondracanthidac; I^rn.'i.i- 

 dae; Lornaeopodidae; influence of degeneration 

 on clas.silication; Sphyriidao; dragon flies in re- 



