942 Wisconsin Academy of Sciences , Arts, and Letters. 
Cheney, Lellen Sterling, Barron. 
B. S., M. S. (Wisconsin). Farmer. 
Christman, Arthur Henry, Menomonee Falls. 
B. S. (Wisconsin). 
Clas, Alfred Charles, 640 Van Buren St., Milwaukee. 
Architect (Ferry & Clas), 419 Broadway, Milwaukee; Member, Board of 
Park Commissioners ; Director, Merchants’ and Manufacturers’ 
Association, Milwaukee; Director, Milwaukee In¬ 
dustrial Exposition. 
Clawson, Arthur Brooks, 431 Lake St., Madison. 
A. B. (Michigan). Assistant in Zoology, University of Wisconsin. 
Coffin, Victor, 22 Mendota Court, Madison. 
Ph. D. (Cornell). Assistant Professor of European History, Univer¬ 
sity of Wisconsin. 
Comstock, George Cary, Observatory Hill, Madison. 
Ph. B. (Michigan) ; LL. B. (Wisconsin) ; Sc. D. (Michigan) ; LL. D. (Il¬ 
linois) ; Professor of Astronomy, Director of Washburn Observa¬ 
tory and Director of Graduate School, University of Wis¬ 
consin ; Secretary, Astronomical and Astrophysical So¬ 
ciety of America. 
Congdon, Bussell T., 129 Beacon St., Boston, Mass. 
A. B. (Ripon). Student, Harvard Medical School. 
Crosby, Henry A., 453 Van Bnren St., Milwaukee. 
Clerk, Loan Department, Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Com¬ 
pany ; Vice-President, Wisconsin Archaeological Society; Di¬ 
rector, The Century Corporation. 
Culver, Garry Eugene, 1103 Main St., Stevens Point. 
A. M. (Denison). Professor of Physical Science, State Normal School. 
Daniells, William Willard, 515 Horth Carroll St., Madison. 
M. S., Sc. D. (Michigan Agricultural). Professor Emeritus of Chem¬ 
istry, University of Wisconsin. 
Dean, Alletta F., Madison. 
Ph. B., Ph. M. (Wisconsin). Instructor in Biology, Madison High 
School. 
