30 PROCEEDINGS OF THE BALTIMORE MEETING 



*Hobace B. Patios. Ph. D.. Golden. Colo. ; Professor of Geology and Mineral- 

 ogy in Colorado School of Mines. 



Fbedeeick B. Peck. Ph. D.. Easton. Pa. : Professor of Geology and Mineralogy. 

 Lafayette College. August. 1901. 



David Peaece Penhallow. B. S.. M. $.. $e. D.. Montreal. Canada : Professor of 

 Botany in McGill University. December. 1907. 



Richabd A. F. Penrose, Jr., Ph. D.. -±60 Bullitt Building. Philadelphia. Pa. 

 May. 1889. 



Geobge H. Perkins. Ph. D.. Burlington. Vt. : State Geologist: Professor of 

 Geology. University of Vermont. June. 1902. 



Joseph H. Pebby. 276 Highland St.. Worcester. Mass. December. 1SSS. 



Louis V. Pees son. Ph. D.. New Haven. Conn. ; Professor of Physical Geology 

 Sheffield Scientific School of Yale University. August. 1894 



Joseph Hyde Pbatt. Ph. D.. Chapel Hill. N. C. : Mineralogist. North Carolina 



Geological Survey. December. 1898. 

 *Chaeles S. Pbosseb. M. S.. Columbus. Ohio : Professor of Geology in Ohio 



State University. 

 *Raphael Pumpelly. Newport. EL I. 



Albert Homeb Purdue, B. A.. Fayetteville. Ark.; Professor of Geology. Uni- 

 versity of Arkansas. December. 1904. 



Fbedeeick Leslie Raxsome. Ph. D.. Washington. D. C. : Geologist. U. S. Geo- 

 logical Survey. August. 1895. 



Peecy Edwabd Raymond, B. A.. Ph. D.. Pittsburgh. Pa. : Assistant Curator of 

 Invertebrate Fossils in the Carnegie Museum. December. 1907. 



Habey Fielding Reid. Ph. D.. Baltimore. Md. : Professor of Geological Physics, 

 Johns Hopkins University. December. 1S92. 



William North Rice. Ph. D.. LL. D.. Middletown. Conn. : Professor of Geol- 

 ogy in Wesleyan University. August. 1890. 



Charles H. Richardson. Ph. D.. Syracuse. N. Y. : Assistant Professor of 

 Geology and Mineralogy. Syracuse University. December. 1899. 



Geobge Bleb Richabdson. S. B.. S. M.. Ph. D.. Washington. D. C. : U. S. Geo- 

 logical Survey. December. 1908. 



Heinbich Ries. Ph. D.. Ithaca. N. Y. : Professor of Economic Geology in 

 Cornell University. December. 1S93. 



Rudolph Rledemann. Ph. D.. Albany. N. Y. ; Assistant State Paleontologist. 

 Dec-ember. 1905. 



Obestes H. St. John. 1141 Twelfth St.. San Diego. Cal. May. 1889. 

 *Rollln D. Salisblby. A. M.. Chicago. 111. : Professor of General and Geo- 

 graphic Geology in University of Chicago. 



Feedeeick W. Sabdeson. Ph. D.. Minneapolis. Minn. : Assistant Professor of 

 Geology. University of Minnesota. December. 1S92. 



Thomas Edmund Savage. A. B.. B. S.. M. S.. Urbana. 111. : Department of 

 Geology. University of Illinois. December. 1907. 



Feank C. Schbadeb. M. S.. A. M.. Washington. D. C. : U. S. Geological Survey 

 August. 1901. 



Chaeles Schlchebt. New Haven. Conn. : Professor of Paleontology. Yale 

 University. August. 1895. 



William B. Scott. Ph. D.. 56 Bayard Ave.. Princeton. N. J. : Blair Professor 

 of Geologv in Princeton University. Ausrust. 1S92. 



