ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION 1835-19261

CHANCELLORS , 1873-74. ERASTUS OTIS H~VEN, 1874-80. CHARLES N. SIMS, 1881-93. ]AMES RoscoE DAY, 1894-1922. CHARLES WESLEY FLINT, 1922-.

ACTING CHANCELLORS DANIEL STEELE, Commencement, 1872. ]OHN R. FRENCH, October 1893-April1894. FRANK SMALLEY, summer of 1903 and year 1908-9. VICE-CHANCELLORS

D~NIEL STEELE, Vice-President, 1871-72. ]OHN R. FRENCH, 1895-97. FRANK SMALLEY, Emeritus, Feb. 1, 1917-. HENRY ALLEN PECK, June-Nov. 1921. WILLIAM PR~TT GRAHAM (Acting, Jan.-June 1922), 1922- :PRESIDENTS OF GENESEE COLLEGE BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TEFFT, 1851-53. , 1854-57. JOHN MoRRISON REID, 1858-64. ]OHN WESLEY LINDSAY, 1865-68. DANIEL STEELE, Acting President of Genesee College, 1869-71. DEANS FREDERICK HYDE, Dean of the College of Medicine, 1872-87. GEORGE F. CoMFORT, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, 1873-93. JOHN R. FRENCH, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1878-97. HE~RY DARWIN DIDAMA, Dean of the College of Medicine, 1888-1905. LEROY M. VERNON, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, 1893-96. ]AMES BYRON BROOKS, Dean of the College of Law, 1895-1914. tGEORGE ALBERT PARKER, Acting Dean of the College of Fine Arts, 1896-98. ALBERT LEONARD, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1897-1900. ENSIGN McCHESNEY, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, 1898-1905.

IThese and the following faculty lists are not revised beyond the college year, 1925-26. Also, changes in faculty rank, June 1926, are not given. tAppears more than once in this list of Deans. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION-DEANS Io69

FRANK SMALLEY, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (Acting, Sept. 19()()­ Jan.1901) 190D-Feb. 1917. CHARLES LEWIS: GRIFFIN, Acting Dean of the College of Applied Science, 1902-3. WILLIAM KENT, Dean of the College of Applied Science, 1903-8. GAYLORD PARSONS CLARK, Dean of tlie College of Medicine, 1905-7. ADOLF FREY, Acting Dean of ~he College of Fine Arts, 1905--6. tGEORGE ALBERT PARKER, Dean of the College of Fine Arts, 1906-23. JACOB RICHARD STREET, Dean of the Teachers College, 1906-Feb. 1917. JoHN LORENZO HEFFRON, Dean of the College of Medicine (Acting, Sept. 1907-8), 1907-22. GEORGE HuGH SHEPARD, Dean of the College of Applied Science (Acting, 1908-9), 1908-11. JEAN MARIE RICHARDS, Dean of Women, 1909-24. WILLIAM PRATT GRAHAM, Dean of the College of Applied Science (Acting, 1911), 1911-Jan. 1922. tWILLIAM L. BRAY, Acting Dean of the College of Forestry, 1911-12. HT!TGH PoTTER BAKER, Dean of the College of Forestry, April 1912-March 1920. tWILLIAM HENRY METZLER, Dean of the Graduate School, 1913-Dec. 1917. FRANK WILLIAM HowE, Dean of the College of Agriculture, Jan. 1914-20. (See Directors.) FRANK RoBINSON WALKER, Dean of the College of Law (Acting, June 1914- Jan. 1915), 1914-. HENRY ALLEN PECK, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts (Acting, Feb.-June 1917), 11917-21. tWILLIAM' L. BRAY, Dean of the Graduate School, Dec. 1917- MARK EMBURY PENNEY, Dean of the Teachers College (Acting, Feb.-June 1917), 1917-20. FREDERICK FRANKLIN MooN, Acting Dean of the College of Forestry, April 1917-Jan. 1919, and March-July 1920; Dean of same, 192D-. ALBERT S. HuRST, Acting Dean of the T ~achers College, July 192D-June 1921; Dean of same, 1921-. JoHN HERMAN WHARTON, Acting Dean of the College of Business Adminis­ tration, Dec. 1920; Dean of same, 1921. (See Directors.) REUBEN LOVELL NYE, Dean of the College of Agriculture, 192D-; tWILLIAM HENRY METZLER, Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1921-23. CHARLES LEE RAPER, Dean of the College of Business Administration (Act­ ing, April-June 1921), 1921-. FLORENCE E. S. KNAPP, Dean of the College of Home Economics, 1921- (See Directors.) Louis MITCHELL, Dean of the College of Applied Science (Acting, Feb.­ June 1922), 1922-. HERMAN G. WEISKOTTEN, Acting Dean of the College of Medicine, 1922-25; Dean of same, 1925-. tWILLIAM L. BRAY, Acting Dean of the College of Liberal Arts, 1923-. t Appears more than once in this list of Deans. I070 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

HAROLD L. BuTLER, Dean of the College of Fine Art~, 1923-. PERLEY OAKLAND PLACE, Associate Dean ofthe Graduate School, 1923-. MARGUERITE WooDWORTH, Assistant Dean of Women, 1923-24; Acting Dean of Women, 1924-26. Associate Dean of Women; 1926-. DIRECTORS jACOB RICHARD STREET, Director of the Summer School, 1902-6. (See Deans.) FRANKLIN J. HoLZWARTH, Director of the Summer School, 1906-8. FRANK SMALLEY, Director of the Summer School, 1908-10. *MARY J. SIBLEY, Director of the Library School, 1909-13. EDGAR CoiT MoRRIS, Director of the Summer School, 1911-Dec. 1916. FRANK WILLIAM HowE, Director of the Division of Agriculture, 1912-Jan. 1914. (See Deans.) J'i:ARL EvELYN SPERRY, Director of the Library School, 1913-20. HuGH MASSEY TILROE, Director of the School of Public Speech and Dra­ matic Art (formerly the School of Oratory), 1913-. MAHLON ELLWOOD SMITH, Director of the Summer Session, 1917-19, and Director of the Evening Session, 1918-19. FLORENCE E . S. KNAPP, Director of the School of Home_Economics, 1918-21. (See Deans.) FLOYD FISKE DECKER, Director of the Evening Session, 1919-20; Director of the School of Extension Teaching, 192Q- ' . LOREN C. PETRY, Director of the Summer Session, Nov. 1919-25. JOHN HERMAN WHARTON, Director of the School of Business Adf!linistration, 1919-20. (See Deans.) ELISABETH GERTRUDE THORNE , Acting Director of the Library School, 192Q-21; Director of same, 1921-. BEULAH CRAWFORD, Director of the School of Nursing, 1923-25. WILLIAM EuGENE MosHER, Managing Director of the School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, 1924- MILDRED REDFIELD, Director of the School of Nursing, 1925-March 1926. REGISTRARS jOHN P. GRIFFIN, 1871-75; jOHN R. FRENCH, 1875-94; FRANK SMALLEY, 1894-1900; ERNEST N . PATTEE, 1900--2; CARLTON C. WILBOR, 1902-14; Ross }EWELL, 1914-24, and Consulting Registrar, 1924-Jan. 1925; J. CARLTON HuRLEY, Associate Registrar, 1923-24, and Acting Registrar, 1924-; MARY D. SHOEMAKER, Assistant Registrar, 1913-24. UNIVERSITY LIBRARIANS John P. Griffin, 1871-75; Charles W. Bennett, 1875-84; Wellesley P. Cod­ dington, 1885-89; Henry 0. Sibley, 1889-1904; Mary J . Sibley, Assistant Librarian, 1889-1914 (Acting Librarian, 1904--13); Earl E. Sperry, 1913-20; 'Elisabeth G. Thorne (Acting. 1920-21), 1921-.

*The Librarian, HENRY 0. SIBLEY, was in charge of the libra,Y training work, 1892-1904. Mrs. MARY J. SIBLEY had charge of this work, 1904-9. ' FACULTY RECORDS1

CHANCELLORS

*ALEXANDER WINCHELL, Feb. 1873-78. Born 31 Dec. 1824 at North East, N.Y. dKE. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1847. BK. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1850. LL.D. (Ibid.) 1867. CHANCELLOR OF THE UN~VERSITY, 1873-74. of Zoology and Botany, 1873-78. See Alumni Record, Vol. I I I, p. 299. Died 19 Feb. 1891 at Ann Arbor, Mich.

*, 1874-80. Born 1 Nov. 1820 at , Mass. Nf>. A.B. (Wesleyan )1842. BK. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1845. D.D. (Union Coli.). LL.D. (Ohio Wes. Univ.) 1863. CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, and Professor of the English Language and Literature, 1874-80. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. JOO. Died 2 August 1881 at Salem., Ore ..

*CHARLES N. SIMS, 1881-93. Born 18 May 1835 at Fairfield, Ind. Bf>II. A.B. (Indiana Asbury Univ.) 1859. A.M. (Ohio Wes. Univ.) 1860. A.M. (Ind. Asbury) 1871. LL.D. (Ibid.) 1882. A.M. (Syracuse) 1900. CHANCELLOR oF THE UNIVERSITY, and Professor of English Literature, 1881-93. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. JOI. Died 27 March 1908 at Liberty, Ind.

lThis volume of the Alumni Record is a supplementary volume so far as biographies of execu~ tive officers and faculty members, who were here before 1909-10, and who may have been here since then, are concerned. That-is, the biographical records of those who were on the faculty before that year, and who may have been on it since then, are not given in full in this volume; all that is given here for them is the record since 1909-10, so far as we have been able to get it. A page reference to Vol. III (or Vol. I), on which the record may be found, is given in each case. Also, for the convenience of those using Vol. IV, the degrees, colleges, college fraternities and honor societies, and the full faculty connection at , are repeated here for all faculty members from the beginning. Usually, too, the date and place of birth are given again in this volume, even though they may be found in Vol. III on the page to which reference is made. But other biographical facts, publications, facts of marriage. names and birthdays of children, etc., are not given in this volume if given in full in Vol. III. For those members of the faculty who have come to S. U. since Vol. III was published, complete biographical records are given, so far as we have been able to get them. Changes in faculty rank, June 1926, are not noted. . In these faculty records, a year followed by a dash (for example, 1922-), when given for years of service in Syracuse University faculty, means that the person concerned is still in the faculty, the college year 192&-26. • Otherwise, the last year of serviee would be indicated, for example, 1922-24. But when period of service elsewhere is in question, a year followed by a dash is the last year for which record has been sent to the University. In the case of faculty members, who hold degrees from S. U .. biographical data, new addresses, etc., received too late for inclusion in their faculty record are given under their name in the records of alumni. 1072 AD.MINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

*, April1894-1922. Born 17 Oct. 1845 at Whitneyville, Me. A.B. (Bowdoin Coll.) 1874. BK. A.M. (Ibid.). D.D. (Wesleyan) and (Dickinson). S.T.D. (Bowdoin). LL.D. (Northwestern). D.C.L. (Cornell Coll., Iowa). L.H.D. (Syracuse) 1915. LL.D. (Ibid.) 1921. CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, April1894-1922. ( Foundation, 1902-22). Chancellor Emeritus, 1922-23. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 381. Died 13 March 1923 at Atlantic City, N.J. CHARLES WESLEY FLINT, 1922-. Born 14 Nov. 1878 at Stouffville, Ont. Student from Stouffville at Victoria College, University of Toronto, 1895-1900. A.B. (Toronto) 1900. B.D. (Drew Theol. Sem.) 1906. "A.M. (Columbia) 1908. D.D. (Wesleyan Univ.) 1912. LL.D. (Coe Coll.) 1916. LL.D. () 1922. D.D. (Victoria Coll.) 1924. D.Paed. (N.Y. State College for Teachers) 1924. Principal of the Public School, Scarboro, Ont., 1897-99. Pastor of M. E. Church, Pocahontas, Iowa, 190Q-2; Marathon, Iowa, 1902-4; Bayville, L. 1., N.Y., 1904-6; St. James M. E. Church, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1906-8; First M. E. Church, Middletown, Conn., 1908-13.; N.Y. Ave. M. E. Church, Brooklyn, N.Y., 1913-15. President of Cornell Gollege, Mount Veinon, Iowa, 1915--22. CHANCELLOR OF SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, 1922- Married 3 Sept. 1901, Clara Janette Yetter (Morningside Coll. '00~ of Sioux City, Iowa. Ch~ldren-Lois Henrietta, born 16 May 1908. George Yetter, born 31 May 1911. Residence, 701 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. ACTING CHANCELLORS *DANIEL STEELE, 1862-72. Born 5 Oct. 1824 at Windham, N. Y. NE>. A.B. (Wesleyan). BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1851. D.D. (Ibid.) 1868. ACTING CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY at Commencement of 1872. Professor of Ancient Languages, Genesee College, 1862-69. Acting President of same, 1869-71. Vice-President of the College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1871-72. Professor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, 1871-72. See Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. 129. Died 2 Sept. 1914. *JOHN RAYMOND FRENCH, 1864-97. Born 21 April1825 at Pulaski, -N. Y. E>6.X. A:B. (Union) 1849. BK. A.M. in cursu (Wesleyan) 1852. LL.D. (Allegheny Coll.) 1870. CHANCELLOR pro tern. of the University, Oct. 1893-Apr. 1894. Professor of Mathematics, Genesee College, 1864-71. Professor of Mathematics, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1871-93. Francis H. Root Professor of Mathematics, 1893-97. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL FACULTY RECORDS 1073

ARTS, 1878-97. VICE-CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, 1895--97. Registrar of the College of Liberal Arts, 1875--94. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. JOI. Died 26 April1897 at Syracuse, N.Y.

FRANK SMALLEY, 1874-. Born 10 Dec. 1846 at Towanda, Pa. .iT. A.B. (Syracuse) 1874. - ~BK. A.M., Geology (Ibid.) 1876. Ph.D., Latin .(Ibid.) 1891. LL.D. (Colgate) 1909. LL.D. (Union) 1909. LL.D. (Syracuse) 1924. ACTING CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, 1903 (Summer) and 1908-9. Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1874-5. Adjunct Professor of Geology, Zoology and Botany, 1875-7. Adjunct Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, 1877-81. Professor of same, 1881-93. Gardner Baker Professor of the Latin Language and Literature, 1893-1920. Gardner Baker Professor of Latin, 192D-24. Emeritus Professor of Latin, 1924-. Registrar, 1894-1900. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, (Acting Sept. 190D-Jan. 1901), 190D-Feb. 1917. Acting Chancellor of the University, 1903 (Summer) and 1908-09. Director of the Summer School, 1908-10. Vice-Chancellor Emeritus, Feb. 1917-. University Historian, ' 19~ . (Lec­ turer on Roman Law, College of Law, 1895-1902.) See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 381. SuPPLEMENT: Editor of the "Alumni Record of Syracuse University, Vol. III," 1911; "Alumni Directory of Syracus~ University," 1918 and 1925; "Golden Jubilee Book of Syracuse Univ'ersity," 1920. Contributed article on Syracuse University to "Syracuse and Its Environs," , 1924. Residence, 607 University Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. VICE-CHANCELLORS DANIEL STEELE (See Acting Chancellors, p. 1072). JOHN R. FRENCH (See Acting Chancellors, p. 1072). FRANK SMALLEY, Emeritus (See Acting Chancellors, above). *HENRY ALLEN PECK, 1887-1921. Born 3 May 1863 at Mexico, N. Y . .iT. A.B. (Syracuse) 1885. ~BK, A.M. (Ibid.) 1891. Ph.D. (Kaiser Wilhelm Universitat, Strassburg, Germany) 1896. VICE-CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, June-Nov. 1921. Instructor in Mathematics, 1887-92. Associate Professor ·of Mathematics, 1892-93. Professor of Astronomy, 1893-1901. Erastus Franklin Holden Professor of Astronomy, 1901-21. Director of the Observatory, 18~1-1919. ACTING DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, Feb.-June 1917. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, 1917-21. Vice-Chancellor, June-Nov. 1921. On leave of absence, second semester of 1911-12. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 384. Died 17 Nov. 1921 at Syracuse, N.Y. ADMINIST.RATION AND INSTRUCTION

WILLIAM PRATT GRAHAM, 1898--. Born 24 Nov: 1871 at Oswego, N. Y'. BE>Il. B.S. (Syracuse) 1893. Ph.D. (Berlin, Germany) 1897. BK. TBil. ~.E. VICE-CHANCELLOR OF THE UNIVERSITY, 1922-. Associate Professor of Electrical Engineering, College of Liberal Arts, 1898-1901. Professor of Electrical Engineering, College of Applied Science, 1901-Jan. 1922. ACTING DEAN OF THE 'COLLEGE OF APPLIED SCIENCE, 1911. DEAN of same, Jan. 1912- Jan. 1922. Acting Vice-Chancellor of the University, Jan.-June 1922. Vice­ Chancellor, 1922'-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 484- SUPPLEMEi-n: Fellow A mer. Inst. of Electrical Engineers, of Amer. Assn. Adv. Sci. Member Amer. Astronomical Soc. Married (see Vol. III) CoraM. Dodson (S. U. '94). Residence, 1205 Harrison St., Syracuse, N.Y.

PRESIDENTS OF GENESEE COLLEGE *BENJAMIN FRANKLIN TEFFT, 1851-53. Born 20J\.ug. 1813 near Utica, N.Y. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1835. A.M. (Ibid.) 1838. D.D. (Ohio Wesleyan) 1846. LL.D. (Madison Univ.) 1852. PRESI­ DENT OF GENESEE COLLEGE , 1851-53. See Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. I27. Died 16 Sept. 1885 at Bangor, Me. *JOSEPH CUMMINGS, 1854-57. Born 3 March 1817 at Falmouth, Me. NE>. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1840. BK. A.M. (Wesleyan) 1843. D.D. (Ibid.) 1854. D.D. (Harvard) 1861. LL.D. (Northwestern) 1866. PRESIDENT OF GENESEE COLLEGE, 1854-57. See Alumni Record, Vol . I , p. I 27. Died 7 May 1890 at Evanston, Ill.

*JOHN MORRISON REID, 1858--64. Born 30 May 1820 in . A.B. (N. Y. Univ.) 1839. A.M. ad e.undem (Wesleyan) 1852. D.D. (N. Y. Univ.) 1858. LL.D. (Syracuse) 1881. PRESIDENT oF GENESEE CoLLEGE, 1858--64. See Alumni Record, Vol. I , p. I28. Died 16 May 1896 in N~w York City. *JOHN WESLEY LINDSAY, 1865--68. Born 20 Aug. 1820 at Barre, Vt. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1840. BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1843. D.D. (Ibid.) 1863. PRESIDENT OF GENESEE COLLEGE, 1865--68. See Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. I28. DANIEL STEELE, Acting President,' 1869-71. (See Acting Chancellors, p. I072). MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES1·

INCLUDING DEANS AND DIRECTORS, ALPHABETICALLY ARRANGED A list of Deans and Directors, arranged in order of appointment, may be found on pp. 1068-70. Included in the following are names and records of members of Geneva Medical College and Genesee College faculties, as well as those of Summer Session faculty members not on the regular University faculty. For conveni­ ence, the names of assistants in instruction, etc., have been listed here, too, with reference to pages where their records may be found. In these records, the college or school of Syracuse University, with which a person is primarily connected, is generally the only one mentioned, even though he or she may give courses for students in other colleges and schools of the University. Syracuse ·university is specifically mentioned in these · records only when necessary for clearness. ALBERT JAY ABEEL, 1899-1901. A.B. (Hamilton) 1883, and A.M. 1897. M.D. (Syracuse) 1897. Demonstrator of Anatomy, College of Medicine, 1899-1901. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 353. Physician at Syracuse. Residence, 143i S. Salina St., Syracuse, N.Y.

FRED ANTON ABEGG, 192Q--23. Born 27 Aug. 1896 at Altdorf, Switzerland. Student from Portiand, Ore., at Oregon Agricultural College, 1916-20. B.S. 1920. M.S. (Syracuse) 1922. ~8. Teaching Fellow in Botany, Syracuse University, 192Q--21. Graduate Teaching Assistant, 1921-22. Instructor in' Botany, 1922_:_23. Home, 657.Weidler St., P q_rtland, Ore.

ALBERT R. ACHESON, 1908-.

Born 12 Oct.1882 at Riverton, New Zealand. B.S. in M~ch. Eng. (Univ. ~ew Zealand) 1905. B.Erig. TBII '(Hon.) . Assistant Professor of Me~hanical Engineering, College of Applied Science, 1908-10. Associate Professor of same, 191Q--U. Professor of same, Jan. 1912-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 488. Residence, Syracuse, N. _Y.

•See footnotes p. 1068 and p', 1071. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

WILLIAM M. ACHESON, Feb. 1924-. Lieut. Colonel, U.S. A. Lecturer in Highway Engineering, College of Applied Science, since second semester of 1923-24. Division Engineer, State Highway Department, Superintendent of Middle Division of Barge Canal, Syracuse, N.Y. EDITH W. ACKERMAN (See Assistants, p. 1449). ERLE LAURENCE ACKLEY (See Assistants, p. 1449). SOLOMON FARLEY ACREE, 1917-19. M.S., Ph.D., F.C.S. BK (Univ. Texas) 1905. Professor of Forest Chemistry, N. Y. State College of'Forestry, Syracuse University, 1917-18. Prof~ssor of Dendrological Chemistry, same, 1918-19. CHARLES CHRISTOPHER ADAMS, 1914-26. Born 23 July 1873 at Clinton, Ill. Student at . B.S. 1895. M.S. (Harvard) 1898. Ph.D. (University of ) 1908. Sc.D. (Ill. Wes. Univ.) 1920. Assistant in Biology, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1895-96. Assistant Entomologist, Ill. State Lab. Nat. History, University of Illinois, 1896-98. Assistant in Zoology, University of Chicago, summer of 1902. Curator of University Museum, Univ. of Michigan, 1903--{). Director, Cincinnati Soc. Nat. History, 1906-7. Associate in Ecology, University of; Illinois, 1908-14. Assistant Professor of Forest Zoology, Syracuse University, New York State College of Forestry, 1914-16. Professor of same, _1916-26. Director of the Roosevelt Wild Life Forest Experiment Station, 1919-26 Resigned l May 1926, to become Director of the State Museum, University of State of New York, Albany, N.Y. Has published a great number of articles, papers and reports on scientific subjects, etc., in bulletins of University of :tyiichigan, of Illinois State Labora· tory and College of Forestry, Syracuse University, and in Nautilus, Journal of Forestry, Nature and Art, Entomological News, American Naturalist, Biol. Bull., Science, The Auk, Stat( Service, etc., etc. Married 3 Oct. 1908, Alice Luthera Norton of Evanston, Ill. Child-Harriet. Dyer, born 9 Feb. 1910. Residence, 149 Manning Blvd., S., Albany, N.Y. JOHN ADENDORFF, 1916-17. M.E. Assistant Professor of Machine Design, College of Applied Science, and Superintendent of Shops, 1916-17. HAROLD MORTON ADKINS, 1903-5. Student, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts, 1901-3.

SUPPLEMENT: Principal baritone with Chicago Opera Co., Boston Opera Co. Member of Society of American Singers. Director of American Over-Seas Theater League in J'aris, 1918-19. Married (See .Voi. III) Ida F. Hubbard (Wells, '00). Children-Charles Edson, born 29 Aug. 1909. Elizabeth Brainerd, born 30 July 1911. Address, The Morton Adkins Studios, 324 Montgomery St., Syracuse, N.Y. GAETANO R. AIELLO, 1923-. A.B. (Amherst) 1919. A.M. (Univ. _Illinois) 1923. Instructor in Romance Languages, College of Liberal Arts (also in Business Administration), 1923-. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. EARLE D. AIKEN, 1923-. B.L. (Syracuse) 1924. Assistant in Romance Languages, College of Business Administration, 1923- 24. Instructor in Romance Languages, College of Liberal Arts (and College of Business Administration), 1924-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. HUBERT HILARY SUFFREN AIMES, 192G-22. Born 25 Jan. 1876 at Martinstow, Town of Orange, Conn. Student at the University of Pennsylvania and Yale University. f'BK. M.F. (Yale) 1902. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Instructor in Forestry, Yale University, 1902-4. State .Forester, Massa­ chusetts, 1904-6. Professor of Forestry, University of Georgia, 1906-14. On timber tract in Georgia, 1914-18.

Assistant Professor of Forest Engineering1 New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse University, 1918 to,October 1919. Author of "Farm Forestry," published at Athens, Ga., 1914. After leaving Syracuse University, went into woodworking department of Winchester Repeating Arms Co. Later entered the service of the common­ wealth of Virginia as District Forester. Married in 1902. Children-Catherine, born 1903. Ruth, born 1905. Elfreda, born 1907. Robert, born 1908. Nigel, born 1910. Gifford, born 1912. Address (Dec. 1923), District Forester, Commonwealth of Virginia, Box 79, Petersburg, Va. HAROLD F. ALDERFER (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1449). EDGAR J. ALDERWICK, 1917-19. Instructor in Violin, College of Fine Arts, 1917-19. JOSEPH BORI ALEMANY, 1921-24. Born 13 Feb. 1895 at Barcelona, Spain. Resided in Barcelona, Paris, London, New York, before entering Columbia University, where he was a student, 1920-21. Engaged in newspaper work and literary criticism, 1913- 14 and 1921; social work, 1915-17; advertising, 1917-20. Instructor in Spanish, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1921-24. Has published book reviews in "Ilustraci6 Catalana," Barcelona; feature articles for the International Feature Service, New York, 1920-21, etc. General secretary, Ateneo Enciclopedico Popular, (Universidad Popular), Barcelona,' Spain, 1914-15.

CLAUDE ARTHUR ALLEN, 1914-15. Born 29 A'pril 1885 at Olean, N. Y. Student from Olean, at Syracuse University, 1904-7. :EAE. Superintendent of construction, U. S. Government, Ellis Island, 1908. Physical director and coach of athletics, Niagara University, 1909-10; same, St. John's College Brooklyn, N.Y., 1910-14. Coach of Track, Oklahoma A. & M. College. Instructor in Gymnastics, Syracuse University, 1914-15. Physical director and coach of athletics, Blake School, Minneapolis, 1915-- 16. Physical director, Battin High School, Elizabeth, N. J ., 1916-21. Super­ intendent of Recreation, City of Elizabeth, 1921-25 and 1925- RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1079

Author of article on recreation in American City, July, 1922; several annual reports on recreation for American Association for Promoting Hygiene and Public Baths; etc. Married, 1910, Eva M. Winter (S. U. '09) of Syracuse, N.Y. Child-George D., born 27 Nov. 1916. Residence, 15 Fernwood Terrace, Elizabeth, N. J .

*ERNEST ALLEN, 1911-12: Instructor in Swimming, 1911-12. Died 30 Apri11912, at Syracuse, N.Y.

MRS. ERNEST ALLEN, 1911-12. Instructor in Swimming, 1911-12.

EZRA PASCAL ALLEN. Member of Geneva Medical College Faculty. See Alumni Record, Vol . Ill, p. 1654.

*HENRY BIGELOW ALLEN, 1885-1904. Studied under Dr. J.P. Shumway. M.D. (Bellevue Med. CoiL) 1866. Lecturer on Obstetrics, College of Medicine, 1885-6. Professor of same, 1886--1901. Emeritus Professor of sarrte, 1901--4. See Alumni Record, Vol . III, page 340. Died 30 Jan. 1904 at BaJdwinsville, N.Y.

SHIRLEY W. ALLEN, 1914-18. Born 14 Oct. 1883 at Sherman, N.Y. Student from Des Moines, Ia., at the Iowa State College of Agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, Ames, Ia., 1905-9. ~AE. AZ. ~P. B.S.A. 1909. Forester, with U. S. Forest Service, Klamath National Forest, Yreka, Calif., 1909-12; Lassen National Fqrest, 1912-14. Assistant Professor of Forest Extension, New York State College of Fores­ try, Syracuse University, 1914-.16. Professor of same, 1916-18. Forester, The American Forestry Association, Washington, D. C., since April1924. Senior Member Society American Foresters. Has published numerous articles in American Forestry, farm journals and daily papers of Syracuse. Married 22 March.1913, Helen Brown of Yreka, Calif. Children-Elizabeth Harriet, born 1 Dec. 1914. Robert Shirley, born 23 March 1917. Residence, 3618 Connecticut Ave., N. W., Washington, D. C.

HENRY C. ALLEWELT, 1873-81. Professor of Decorative art, College of Fine Arts, 1873-81. 1080 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

ROBERT ERASMUS ALLISON, 1921-22. A.B. Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, 1921-22.

FLOYD H. ALLPORT, 1924--. Born 22 Aug. 1890 at Milwaukee, Wis. Student from Cleveland, 0 ., at , 1909--13. A.B. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1919. A'Y~ (Psy­ chological.) :ES. Instructor in English, Glenville High School, Cleveland, 0., 1913-14. In­ structor and Tutor in Psychology, Harvard College and Radcliffe College, 1919-22. Associate ProfesSor of Psychology, University of North Carolina, 1922-24. Professor of Social and Political Psychology, Syracu:;e University, School of Citizenship and Public Affairs, 1924--. Member Amer. Psychol. Assn., Amer. Sociol. Soc., Mass. Soc. for Mental Hygiene, Harvard ,Club of Boston, Amer. Assn. Adv. Sci., Amer. Pol. Sci. Assn., Amer. Eugenics Soc., Social Science -Research Council. Author of t~o books: "An Elementary Laboratory Course in Psychology" (with Prof. H. S. Langfeld), Houghton-Mifflin Co., 1916;-"Social Psychology," ibid., 1924; of articles: "Behavior and Experiment in Social Psychology," Jour. Abnormal Psychol., 1919; "Personality Traits: Their Classification and Measurement," (with G. W. Allport), Jour. Abnormal Psychol. cmd Social Psychol., 1921; "A Physiological-Genetic Theory of Feeling and Emotion," Psychological Review, l922; "The Group Fallacy in Relation to Social Science," Amer. Jour. Sociol., May 1924; "Social Psychology," Psychological Bull., 1920; "The Influence of the Group upon Association and Thought," Jour. Experimental Psychol., 1920; "Timidity and the Selling Personality," The Eastern Underwriter, 1!)20; "Social Change," Jour. of Social Forces,-Sept. 1924; "The Measurement and Motivation of Atypical Opinion in a Certain Group," A mer. Pol. Sci. Review, Nov. 1925;"The Psychological Bases of Social Science,'' Psychol. Bull., Nov. 1925. Editor of the Jour~al of Abnormal Psychology and Social Psychology, 1922-25. War Record-In the Army, 15 May 1917-8 Jan. 1919. Commissioned 2nd Lieut., Art., Officers Reserve Corps, at Plattsburg, N.Y. With 103rd F. A., 26th Div., overseas, 9 Oct. '1917-30 May 1918. Radio Officer, Camp Jackson, S. C., 1 June 1918-20 Nov. 1918. Brigade Liaison ,Officer, Camp Custer, Mich., 20 Nov. 1918--8 Jan. 1919. Received Croix de Guerre from French Army Corps, March 1918. Married 5 Oct. 1917., Ethel Margaret Hudson, at Cambridge, Mass. Children-Edward Herbert, born 24 Nov. 1919. Dorothy Fay, born 27 Nov. 1922. Floy~ Henry, Jr., born 20 Jan. 1924. Residence, 103 Genesee Park Drive, Syracuse, N.Y. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1081

*WILLIAM DEWEY ALSEVER, 1901 and 1903-1924 . . Born 24 May ~875 at Pult~;ski, N. Y. B.S. (Syracuse) 1896. M.D. (Ibid.) 1900. ~KE. Nl:N. AnA. K. Substitute Demonstrator of Anatomy, College of 'Medicine, 1901. In­ structor in Physical Diagnosis, 1903-4. Instructor in Medicine, 1904-5. Instructor in Medicine and Clinical Chemistry and Microscopy, 1905-8. Lecturer on Therapeutics, 1908-10. Associate Professor of same, 191Q-11. Professor of same, 1911-15. Professor of Clinical Medicine, 1915-Dec. 1924. See Alumni Record Vol. III, p. 446. SUPPLEMENT: Physician at Syracuse. . Director of Medical Service, University Hospital of Good Shepherd, 1921-24. Former president of Syracuse Academy of Medicine and Onondaga County Med. Soc. Was also chairman of the committee on arrangements of New York State Med. Soc. 1924-. Member Amer. Med. Assn., Amer. Climatological and Clinical Assn., and director of Onon. Co. Public Health and Tuber­ culosis Assn. War Record-In the Army, Dec. 1917-Jan.1919. Captain, Medical Corps, U.S. A., Dec. 1917-Nov. 1918, Appointed Major, 1 Nov. 1918. Author of several medical articles. Married 20 Feb. 1908, Clara Bradner Bellows (S. U. ex '99) of Norwiqh, N.Y. Children-John Bellows, born 24 Nov. 1908. Jane Bradner, born 17 Nov. 1910. W. Dewey, Jr., bom 24 June 1915. Died 23 Dec. 1924 at Syracuse, N.Y. *JAMES LAWRENCE ALVERSON, 1851-1864. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1838. BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1841. ~L.D . (Ibid.) 1860. Professor of Mathematics, Genesee College, 1851--64, a part of the time also acting president. See Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. IJO. Died 12 Sept. 1864 at Lima, N.Y. WALTER MELVIN ANDREW (See Assistants, p. 1449). CHARLES WALKER ANDREWS, 1897-1907. A.B. (Harvard) 1882. ~KE. Student, two years, Harvard Law School. Lecturer on Searching and Examination of Titles, College of Law, 1897- 1907. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 48I. CHESTER EARL ANDREWS (See Assistants, p. 1450). EDNA ROZINA ANDREW;:>, 1921-22 and 1925-. Born at Pulaski, N.Y. Student from Fulton, N.Y., at Syracuse University, 1914-16. Certificate in Normal Art, 1916. (Also graduate of Oswego Normal School, 1909). B. F. A. (Syracuse) Jan. 1926. Io82 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Teacher of Drawing, High School, Watertown, N.Y., 1916-18. Engaged in commercial art work, Crouse Hinds Co., Syracuse, 1918-21. Instructor in Public School Art (substitute · for Miss Dobson), Teachers College, Syracuse University, 1921-22. Assistant in Drawing, College of Fine Arts, 1925-. Engaged in pen and ink illustrating, Syracuse Ornamental Co., 1923. Art teacher; Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.; High School, Syracuse, 1924-25 and 1925-. Residence, 1415 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. GEORGE BOUTON ANDREWS, 192Q-. Born 29 Aug. 1894 at Westboro, Mass. Student from Syracuse, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1911-18. N~N. B.S. in Med. 1916. M.D. 1918. Interne, Presbyterian Hospital, .New York City, 1918-19. Physician at SyriJ.Cuse, N. Y. Instrudtor in Pharmacology, Syracuse University, College of Medicine, 192Q-. War Record-First Lieut., Med. Reserve Corps, U.S.A. Commission dated July 12, 1918; resigned March 1921. Residence, 216 Arlington Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

MAR~ON BELLE ANDREWS, (See As!istants in Instruction, p. 1450). PAUL SHIPMAN ANDREWS, 1916-1924. Born 2 Aug. 1887 at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse at Yale Univer­ Sity, 1905-9. BK. LL.B. (Columbia Law School) 1912. Lawyer at Syracuse, N.Y. Instructor in Contr(!,cts, College of Law, Syracuse University, 1916-24. County Attorney, Onondaga County, since 1916. War Record--captain H. Q., 151st Field Artillery Brigade, at Camp Devens, and overseas at Camp de Songe, St. Mihiel, etc. Married 3 Dec. 1917, Ha.nnah Sargent Ses~ions (Radcliffe '09) of North­ ampton, Mass. Child-Nigel Lyon, born 24 May 1921. Office, 313 S. A. and K. Bldg., Syracuse, N.Y. WILLIAM SHANKLAND ANDREWS, 1894-1911. A.B. (Harvard) 1880. IYT. LL.B. (Columbia Law School) 1882. Lecturer on Legal Medicine, College of Medicine, Syracuse University, 1894-1911. Lecturer on Statute Law, including the Statute of Limitations and the Statute of Frauds, College of Law, 1895-7. See Alumni Record, Vol. II!, p. 449· SuPPLEMENT: Lawyer at Syracuse. Justice of the Supreme Court, 190Q-17. Judge of the Court of Appeals, since 1917. Residence, Wolf Hollow, Onondaga Rd., Onondaga, N. Y. HENRI ANGER, 1919-20. Ph.D. Associate Professor of French, O:>llege of Liberal Arts, 1919-20. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES

l"ANNY DOROTHEA ANTELL (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1450). HELEN KATHERINE ARCHBOL-D (SPAULDING), 1922-25. Born 20, June 1900 at Buffalo, N. Y. Student from Syracuse at Syracuse ,University., 1918-22. I'B. B.s_. (Home Economics), 1922. Instructor in Clothing, College of Home Economics, 1922-23. Instructor in Foods and Cookery, 1923-25. Editor of ''Food and Marketing" page, Syracuse Journal, Nov. 1924-June 1925. Married 2 April 1923, Floyd M. Spaulding (S. U., cert, '22). Child-Richard Archbold, born 16 Nov. 1925. Residence, 155' Miles Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. EBEN HENRY ARCHIBALD, 1904-1915. B.Sc., 1897. M.Sc. (Dalhousie) 1898. A.M. (Harvard) 1900. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1902. Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1904-6. Assistant Pro­ fessor of same, 1906-9. Associate Professor of same, 1909-13. Professor of Chemistry, 1913-15. See Alumni Record, Vol, III, p. 405. ALAN FREEMAN ARNOLD, 1916-:-. Born 13 March 1887 at Boston, Mass. Student from Quincy, Mass., at Harvard University,, 1904-7. Rodman, Fore River Shipbuilding Co., Quincy, Mass., June 1907-July 1909. Resident Engineer, Mass. ·state Highway Commission, July 1909- March 191(). With Paul L. Mueller, Landscape Architect, Minneapolis, Minn., Match 191Q-Sept. 1915. Assistant in Gardening department of Ro­ land Park Co., Baltimore, Md., Sept. 1915-Sept. 1916. Instructor in Landscape Engineering, New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse University, 1916-:-20. Assistant Professor of same 1920-. War Record-In U. S. Army, Sept. 1917-31 July 1918. Made Sergeant,

Oct. 1917. At Camp Dix1 N.], 7 Sept. 1917-19 May 1918; in France,-June 1918-4 March 1919; in England, as a soldier student (at University of London), 4 March-July 1919. Cited in Division orders. Was in Co. E, 310th In£., 78th Div., Sept, 1917-May 1918; in Headquarters Co., same, May 1918-March 1919. Discharged at Camp Le~. Va. Married 12 March 1918, Ariana McElfresh Belt of Baltimore, Md. Children-Alan F., Jr., born 9 Jan. 1919. Ariana Traill, born 14 Nov. 1922 .. Residence, 411 Fellows Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

NEAL E. AR TZ, 1925-. Born 18 June 1901 at Lancaster, 0. A.B. (Ohio Wes. Univ.) 1923. Assistant in Chemistry, Ohio Wesleyan Univ., two years. Teacher of Chemistry and Physics, High School, Sunbury, 0., two years. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Instructor in Chemistry, and graduate student, Syracuse University, 1925--. Residence, Syracuse, N. ;y,

ALEXANDER McCLURE ASHLEY, 1902-4. Ph.B. (Dickinson) 1894. KIJI', BK. A.M. 1897. LL.B. (Nat. Univ. of Law, Washington), 1895. Lecturer on Meteorology and Climatology, College of Liberal Arts, 1902-4. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 331.

J. CARLTON ATHERTON, 1923-. Born 1 Jan. 1900 at Taylor, Pa. Student from Taylor at Pratt Institute, and at Syracuse University, 1919-23. 6.1. Certifieate in Design, Feb. 1924. Instructor in Crafts, College of Fine Arts, 1923-. Has had designs published 'in Keramic Studio, and received first prize for design, Nov. 1923. Residence, 204 Robineau Rd., Syracuse, N. Y.

JULIA HILL ATWELL (See Julia A . Hill).

ROBERT KING ATWELL, 19lm-11. A.B. Instructor in Mathematies, College of Applied Science, Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1909-11. Married 10 June 1910, Julia Ava Hill (S. U. Faculty, q. v.), of Hood River, Ore.,.and Syracuse, N. Y. · See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 492.

HARRY ELKINS ATWOOD; 1914-15. Born 22 Nov. 1892 at Keeseville, N. Y:. Student from Keeseville at Dart­ mouth College, 1909-13. ~X. A.B. A.M. (Harvard) 1914. Graduate student at Harvard University, 1913-14. Instructor in Romance Languages, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1914-15. Instructor, University of Minnesota, 1915--17. Manager of Bond depart­ ment, Northland Securities Co., Minneapolis, 1919-24. At present· (March, 1924), sales manager of bond department, Minileapolis Trust Co. War Record-In U. S. Army, 1917-19. Was, successively, Second Lieut., Cav~lry. Fort Leavenworth, Kans.; First Lieut., Cavalry, Fort Huachuca, Ariz ~ ; Captain, Cavalry, San Antonio, Texas. Member of Lafayette Club, Lake Minnetonka Club, and University Club, Minneapolis. Married, 1917, Marion Woodward (Wells College) of Minneapolis, Minn. Children:-John Austin, born 5 Feb. 1918. Carol Lee, born 18 Dec. 1923. R~idence (March, 1924), 1717 Logan Ave., S., Minneapolis, Minn. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1085

PHILIP GERALD AUCHAMPAUGH, 192Q-21 and 1925-. Born 1 April 1897 at Brooklyn, N. Y. Student from Schoharie, N. Y., 1916-20, three and a half years, at New York State College for Teachers. K~P. A.B. (N.Y. State Coli. for Teachers) 1920, A.M. (Syracuse Univer­ sity) 1921. BK, 1921. Ph.D. (C1arkUniv.), 1924 Assistant in History, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1920--21. Teacher, State Normal School, Buffalo, N. Y., 1922-25. Absent on leave, 1923-24. American Antiquarian Fellow, Clark University, 1923-24. Instructor in History, Syracuse University, .College of Liberal Arts, 1925-26. War Record-In U.S. Army, Camp Wheeler, Ga., and Camp Dix, N.J., Oct. 1918-Jan. 1919. Member Amer. Hist. Soc., N. Y. State Hist. Assn. Married 4 March 1922, Agnes Polt of Tonawanda, N.Y. Address, Box 14, University Sta., Syracuse, N.Y. EDWARD MORTIMER AVERY, 1902-. Instructor in Metal work, College of Applied Science, 1902-4. Instructor in Practical Mechanics, same, 1904-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 490. Residence, 776 Ostrom Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. HAROLD TERRY AVERY, 1912-JAN. 1913. Born 6 May 1887 at Syracuse, N. Y. Student at Syracuse University, 1907-11. M .E. Draughtsman, Solvay Process Co., Syracuse, 1903-6. Draughtsman and designer, Gen. Elec. Co., Schenectady, N.Y., 1906-7. Assistant foreman of tests, Solv~y Process Co., Nov. 1911 to ~arch 1912. Engineering draftsman, Semet Solv'ay Co., Syracuse, March to Sept. 1912. Instructor in Drawing, College of Applied Science, Syracuse University, 1912-Jan. 1913. (Was student assistant in Technical Drawing, College of Applied Science, some time during course.) Chief draftsman and assistant general superintendent, Ames Iron Works, Oswego, N. Y., Jan. 1913 to Jan. 1917. Designing engineer, Semet Solvay Co., Syracuse, Jan. 1917 to Jan. 1922. Engineer, in charge of design of gas handling equipment and by-product plant design, Semet Solvay Co., Jan. 1922-Sept. 1925. Dealing in real estate securities, with Boise Homesite Co., Inc., Syracuse, Jan. 1926-. Member Univ. and 'l'ech. Clubs of Syracuse, and Assoc. Member Soc. Mech. Engr's. Married 15 June 1918, Anna P. Pirong (S. U. '21) of Syracuse, N.Y. Children-Patricia Anne, born 7 Sept. 1920. Elise, born 19 July 1922; died same day. Residence, 832 Sumner Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. LEMUEL McBRYDE AYCOCK, 1921-23. B.S. (Univ. S. C.) 1918. Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1921-23. I086 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

WARDNER D. AYER, 1915---. M.D. (Albany Med. College) 1910. Instructor in Histology and Embryology, College of Medicine, 1915---19. Clinical Instructor in Dermatology, 1916-17. Assistant Professor of Histology and Embryology, 1919-21. Assistant Professor of Neuropathology and Clinical Medicine, 1921-. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. *EVELYN BENEDICT AYERS, 1894-1904. B.O. (Emerson College of Oratory) 1888. Instructor in Elocution and Physical Culture, College of Liberal Arts, 1894-6. Professor of same, 1896-1904. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 309. Died 16 Sept. .1923 at Los Angeles, Cal. SHIRLEY D. BABBITT, 192Q--24. Born 2 Feb. 1888 at Rushford, N.Y. Student from Houghton, N. Y., at Houghton Colleg~ and the , 1911-15. A.B. (Univ. of Mich.), 1915. A.M. (Ibid.) 1916. Instructor in English, University of Nebraska, Aug. 1916-Feb. 1920, with exception of twenty months in service. Assistant Professor of English, College of Applied Science, Syracuse Univer­ sity, Feb. 192Q--21. Associate Professor of ,same, 1921-23. Associate Pro­ fessor of English, College of Liberal Arts. 1923-24. 1\1arried 12 June 1920, Grace Goodspeed of Penn Yan, N.Y. GEORGE DEALBERT BABCOCK, 1904-7. B.S. in E.E. (Purdue Univ.) Associate Professor of Practical Mechanics, College of Applied Science, 1904-7. *HORACE D. BABCOCK, 1879-80 and 1887-90. M.D. (Syracuse) 1878. Instructor in Anatomy, College of Medicine, 1879-80. Instructor in Physi­ ology, same, 1887-88. Lecturer on Physiology, same, 1888-90. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, f?: 343· Died 24 March 1895. PERRIN L. BABCOCK, (See Assistants, p. I45o). ADOPLH CHARLES BABENROTH, 1906-1919. A.M. (Harvard). Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, 1906-9. Assistant Pro­ fessor of English, College of Liberal Arts, 1909-11. Same, College of Applied Science, 1906-Jan. 1912. Associate Professor of Engli~h, College of Applied Science, Jan. 1912,-Jan. 1914. Professor of English, College of Applied Science, Jan. 1914-18. Professor of English, College of Liberal Arts, 1918-19. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, pages 407 and 49I. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1087

MARIE LINDEMER BABENROTH (See Marie Lindemer Davis). PEDRO BACH Y RITA, 1919--20. Maestro Superior (Barcelona). Instructor in Spanish, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1919-- 20. AGNES JULIA BACHEM (See Assistants in Intsruction, p. r450) .

ROGER C. BACON, 1922-23. Born 16 Dec. 1899 at Beloit, Wis. Student from Boston, Mass., at Dart­ mouth College, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and Tufts College, 1918-22. A.B. (Tufts) 1922. Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1922-23. Permanent address, 16 Edison Ave., Medford Hillside 57, Mass.

LAWRENCE GEBHARD BAILEY, 1915-17. A.B. (Harvard). Instructor in English, Syracus,e University, College of Liberal Arts, 1915-19. On leave of absence, 1917-19 for war service.

CHARLES MELVILLE BAKER, 1913-15. Born, 1887, in Boston, Mass. Student at Harvard University, 1906-11. A.B. 1910. A.M. (ibid.) 1911. B.L.S. (N.Y. State Library School). Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1913-15. Librarian, Qhapel Hill, N. C., 1923. During the;war, engaged in A.L.A.' Camp Library Service. Member of American Library Association. Married, August 1919, Elisabeth V,Veeks (Vassar '12). Children-Margaret, born 1920. Caroline, born 1922. Residence (1923), Chapel Hill, N.C.

FRANK LEE BAKER, Summer School, 1908. Ph.B. (Syracuse) 1906. K'Y. A.M. (Columbie) 1916. Instructor in Physics, Syracuse University Summer School, 1908. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. rr6r. SuPPLEMENT: Teacher of Physics, High School, Yonkers, N. Y., 1907-12 and 1913-14. In Europe, 1912__: 13. Principal of Public School No.7, Yonkers, 1914-17. Regional Director of "Les Foyers du Soldat," France, 1917-19. Received "Medaille de la Reconnaissance." ~rincipal of Public School No. 23, Yonkers, 1919--22; same Public School No.3, Yonkers, 1923. Vice-President and Secretary of Wilson Canning Co., Mexico, N. Y ., '923-26 and 1926-. Married 14 July 1909, Blanch Merritt (S. U. '08). Child-Seward Jerome, born 21 Sept. 1921. Residence, 17 S. Jefferson St., Mexico, N, Y. Io88 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

HUG~ POTTER BAKER, 1912-20. Born 20 Jan. 1878 at St. Croix Falls, Wis. Student from St. Croix Falls at Macalester College, St. Paul, 1894-5, and at Michigan State College, 1897- 1901. .:lE>. B.S. 1901. M.F. (Yale Univ.) 1904. D. Oec. (University of Munich) 1910. I:S. K. For ten years, with the U. S. Forest service, examining public lands for forest reserves in Central idaho, Wyoming, Nebraska, New Mexico, Washing­ ton and Oregon. Assistant and Associate Professor of Forestry, Iowa State Cbllege, 1904-7. Professor of Forestry, Pennsylvania State College, 1907-12. DEAN and PROFESSOR OF Sn.VICULTURE, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, NEW YORK STATE COLLEGE OF FORESTRY, April 1912-March 1920. Executive Secretary and Forester, American Paper and Pulp Association, New York, 192<>-:25 and 1925-. Member State Bq. of Geog. Names of N.Y. Fellow of A.A.A.S., Royal Geog. Soc. (London). Member qf Amer. Geog. So~. and of Geog. Soc. of Phila., and Munich; Amer. Genetic Assn., Soc. Amer. Foresters, Deutschen Dendrologischen Gesellschaft Deutschen Forstv~rein; etc. War Record-Member of Second Officers Training Camp, Ft. Sheridan, Aug.-Nov. 1917. Captain and Acting Major, 46th In£. Major, Reserve Corps. Has published, "The Native and Planted Timber of Iowa," Bull. U. S. Forest Service; "Evergreens for Iowa Planters," Bull. Iowa State Agr. Exp. Sta.; "Reclamation of Sand Dunes and' Sand Wastes," Proceedings of Iowa A cad., of Sc.; "Some Problems in Forestry on our American Prairies," Proc. Soc. of A mer. Foresters; "Die Prairien in Zentralnordamerika und ihr Wert fur Forstkul.tur." etc. Married 27 December, 1904, Fleta Paddock (Mich. State Coli. '01) of Saginaw, Mich. Children-Carolyn, born 1 Jan. 1906. Stephen Paddock, born 1908; died 1911. Clarence Potter, born 15 Sept~ 1910. Business address, Amer. Paper and Pulp Assn., 18 E. 41st St., New York City. Residence, Bellair Drive, Dobbs Ferry, N.Y.

JAMES FRED BAKER, 1914-19.. Born 23 April1880 at St. Croix Falls, Wis. Student from St. Croix Falls at Michigan Agricultural College, 1898-1902. B.S. M .F. (Yale Forest School). M.For. (hon.) (Mich. Agr. CoiL) With U. S. Bureau of Forestry, 1902-5. Instructor in Forestry, State Forestry Academy, Mont Alto, Pa., 1905-6, Assistant Professor of Forestry, Colorado College of Forestry, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1906-7. Professor of Forestry, Mich. Agricultural College, 1907-14. Director of Forest Investigations, Syracuse University, N.Y. State College of Forestry, 1914-19. Member of Biological Expedition to Central America, Nov. 1902-April 1903. Traveled in Europe, on l~ve of absence, April1913-Aug. 1914. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES

Has published Circular 17, Mich. Experiment Station. Married 20 April1907, Bessie Irene Buskirk of Wayland, Mich. Children-l,ewis ~tannard, born 19 April1908. Elizabeth Hoyt, born 18 June 1912. Address (Nov. 1925), Bradley, Mich. ROSS ALLEN BAKER, 1919-. Born 13 Nov. 1886 at Greencastle, Ind. Student from Greencastle at , 1902--6. AKE. AXI:. rA. A.B. (DePauw) 1906. A.M. (Ibid.) 1907. Ph.D. (Univ. of Wis.) 1914. BK. I:E. Instructor in Chemistry and Physics, High School, Danville, Ill., 1907-8. Professor of C~emistry, Baker University, Baldwin, Kan., 1908-10. Graduate Instructor in Chemistry, University of Wisconsin, 191()-14. Instructor in Chemistry, University of Minnesota, 1914-17. Assistant Professor of Chem­ istry, same, 1917. (On leave after Dec. 1917). Associate Professor of Chemis~ try, Long Isla'nd College Hospital, second semester of 1918-19. Professor of Inorganic Che~istry, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1919-. Acting Director of Admissions, 1925-26. Associate Director of the Summer Session, 1926. Has published, "Notes-on Lecture Apparatus," Jour. A.C.S., 1914; a pamphlet, "Notes on Glass Blowing," Minneapolis, 1916; a book, "Labora­ tory Manual of Inorganic Chemistry," Syracuse, 1920. Contributing Editor, Jour. Chem. Educa. Fellow of A.A.A.S. Member of A.C.S. and member of Council, Syracuse Section of A.C.S. (Chairman, 1923,4). Chairman, Central New York Di­ vision, Committee on Chemical Education, A.C.S. War Record-First Lieut., S.C., and Chief Gas Officer, 87th Div., N.A., Camp Pike, :Ark., Jan. 1918. Capt. Engrs., in charge of Gas School, Engrs. Tr. Camp, Camp Humphries, June 1918. Major, Chern. Warfare Service, Commandant U.S. Gas School, Camp Kendrick, N.J., October 1918. Married 30 Dec. 1914, Helen F. Porter (A.B., Baker Univ. '11). Children-Philip Schaffner, born 30 Nov. 1916. Porter, born 18 March 1918. Frederic Ross, born 6 Oct. 1919. Stanley Allen, and Raymond Davis, born 30 July, 1921. ·Residence, 114 Trinity Place, Syracuse, N.Y. CHARLES G. BALDWIN, 1895-1902. A.M;. LL.B. Lecturer on Partnership and Liens, College of Law, 1895-9. Lecturer on Medical Jurisprudence, 1899-1902. HARRIET LUCILLE BALDWIN (See Assistants p. 1451) : CLARA BANCROFT, 1921-22. Born at Philadelphia, Pa. Student at the Conservatory of Cincinnati; Associate Professor of Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1921-22. ADMJNISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

THERESA BANNAN, Summer Session, 1920. Born 5 May 1868 at Bolivar, N. Y. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse University, 1887-89, and at Woman's Medical College New Yor' Infirmary, 1889-90. M.D. 1890. A.B. (Syracuse University),1915. Physician at Syracuse, since 1890. Lecturer on Public Health Nursing, Syracuse University, Summer Session, 1920. Physician, Syracuse Department of Health in various positions, various times, (and at present, 1926). American Red Cross physician in France, fourteen months during World War, Member Syracuse Academy Med. and Onon. Co. Med. Society. Author of "Pioneer Irish of Onondaga," Putnam's, N.Y., 1911; "Waifs of War," Syracuse Pub. Co., 1924; and various medical and other articles. Residence, 325 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. JOSEPH E. BARBER (See Assistants in Instnction,. p. 1451). SAMUEL JAMES BARBER, 1906-8. Assistant in Practical Mechanics, College of Applied Science, 1906-7. In­ $tructor,same, 1907-8. See Alumni Record, Vol.,! II, p. 492. WILLIAM H. BARBER, 189Q-93. Instructor in Piano, Co lege of Fine Arts, 189Q-3. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 366. BERTRAM D BARCLAY (See Assistants, p. 1451).

GINO BARDELLA, 1894-96. Instructor in Painting, College of Fine Arts, 1894-96.

JESSIE ROSS BARNARD, 192Q-24. Graduate pf Normal School, Cambridge, Mass., 1914. Graduate student, 1915. Private teacher, 1915-20. Instructor in Dancing, Syracuse University, Teachers College, 1920-24. On leave of absence, 1924-25. G ~neral Housekeeper, Syracuse University, 1925-. Married 2 Jan. 1896, at Rome N.Y. Residence, 408 W alimt Place, Syracuse, N. Y.

HARRY ELMER BARNES, 1913-15. Born 15 June 1889 at Port Byron, N. Y. · Student from Port Byron, at Syracuse University, 1909-13. A.B. A.M. (ibid.) 1914. BK. (BE; AriZ; IU'M). Ph.D. (Columbia) 1918. Instructor in Sociology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1913~ 14. Instructor in Historical Sociology, same 1914-15. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1(/91

University Fellow in Historical Sociology, Columbia University, 1915---16. William Bayard Cutting Travelling Fellow in History, same, 1!}16-17. Also engaged in research work at Harvard University, 1916-17. Lecturer in­ History, Columbia University, and Barnard College, 1917-18. Associate Professor of History, Clark UniVersity, 1918-19. Professor of History, New School for Social Research, New York City, 1919...:20. Professor of History, Clark University, 192Q--23. Professor of Historical Sociology, Smith College, 1923-25 and 1925---. Also, Professor of Economics and Sociology, Amherst College, 1923-25 and 1925---. Historian to the New Jersey Prison Inquiry Commission, 1917; to the Pennsylvania Penal Commission, 1918. Special writer for organi:~;ations and Investigator, War Department, 1918. Lecturer in History, New School for Social Research, New York, since 1922; samei Springfield College, since 1923. Professor of History, Summer Session, University of Montana, 1919; same, University of Oregon, 1920; _arne, University of California, 1923; same, University of Wisconsin, 1924; same, Cornell University, 1925. Member of Authors Club, London. Author of "Sociology before Comte," Chicago, 1917; "A History of the Penal, Reformatory and Correctional Institutions of New Jersey," Trenton, 1918; "Clark College Syllabus on the Historical. Background o{ the War," Worcester, 1918; "History: Its Rise and Development," Albany, 1919; Ch1tp­ ter on;the "League of Nations and the Small Nations," in S. P. Duggan's "Leag:Ue of Nations, the Principle and the Practice," Boston, 1919; "Social History of the Western Wbrld," New York, 1921; "Sociology and Political Theory," New York, 'i923; sections on History in E. C. Hayes' "Recent Development in. the Social Sciences," Lippincott, 1926; sections on Ifistory in "The History and Prospects of the Social Sciences," and editor of same, Knopf, 1925; section in "History of Political Theories: Recent Times," and editor of same, Macmillan, New York, 1924; "The New History 'and the Social Studies," Century, New York, 1925; ":fsychology and History," ibid, 1925; "History and Social Intelligence," Knopf, New York, 1926; "The Genesis of the World War," ibid., 1926; "The Repression of Crime," Doran, New York, 1926. Also author of seven articles in the Encyclopedia Ameri­ cana, 1918-24, and of more than 100 articles on Sociology, History and Crim­ inology in The American Journal of Sociology, Journal of Race Development, Journdl of International Relations, Philosophiwl Review, Political Science Quarterly, American Journal of Psychology, Current History North American Review, English Sociological Review, Pedagogical Seminary, Prison Journal, The Monist, American Mercury, Historical Outlook, Europaische Gesproc]J,e, Die K riegeschuldfrage, Deutsche Gedanke, Evolution, Nuova Revisto .Stt!rica, Ostereichische Rundschau, La Grande Revue, La Revue de Hon~, Japanese Journal of Sociology, etc., etc. Editor o£ new and enla.f ged edition of "Ploetz Manual of Universal History," Houghton-Mifflin, Boston, 1926. American Editor of History of Civilization Series, Knopf, N. Y., 1925---. Editor of Borzoi Historical Series, ibid, 1926-. Married 8 June 1916, L. Grace Stone of Syracuse, N. Y. IQ92 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Child-Robert Henry, born 4 Nov. 1921. Residence, 108 Maynard Rd., Northampton, Mass.

HILDA BARNES, 1922-24. Born 23 Jan. 1901 at Charleroi, Pa. Student from Tarentum, Pa., at Smith College, 1918-22. A.B. 1922. A.M. (Syracuse) 1924. Graduate student and Assistant in Zoology, College of Liberal Arts, Syra­ cuse University, 1922-24. Instructor, same, Sept.-Nov. 23, 1924. Home, 519 E. lOth Ave., Tarentum, Pa.

JAMES BARNES, 1877-79. Instructor in the Organ, College of Fine Arts, 1877-9.

CLYDE ORRIN BARNEY, 1909--10 and 1913-. Born at Morristown, N. Y. Student from Syracuse, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1906--10. M.D. AXP. BII. lOOK. AnA. Physician at Rochester, Minn., for some time. At present, at Syracuse, N.Y. Student Assistant in Chemical and Microscopical Analysis, College of Medicine, 1909-10. Instructor in Clinical Surgery, 1913-23. Assistant PrQfessor of Surgery, 1923-. Has published ''Observations on Fractures," N. Y. State Journal of Medicine, Sept. 1916. War Record-First Lieut., M. C., Hospital Unit G (Syr. Univ.), 10 Dec. 1917. First Lieut., Base Hospital31, France, 10 April1918; same, Field Hosp. 101, 26th Dw., Toul, France, 29 April1918; Ambulance Co.101, 2 June 1918. Regimental Surgeon 101st Inf., Chateau Thierry, 6 June 1918;.Base Hosp. in, 6 July 1918. Raised to Captain M. C., 29 Aug. 1918. Discharged at Camp Dix, 28 April 1919. Married 8 Sept. 1916, Franc M. Weeks of Rochester, Minn. Residence, 205 Waverly Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

CLIFFORD L. BARRETT, 1925--. A.B. (Occidental Coli.) 1917. A.M. (Princeton) 1920. Instructor in Philosophy, College of Liberal Arts, 1925-. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y.

JOHN D. BARROW, 1877-78. Professor of Painting, College of Fine Arts, 1877-78.

GLADYS BASSETT, 1923-25. A.B. (Vassar) 1913. Graduate of Sargent School of Physical Education, 1916. lnst:cuctor in Physical Education, Teachers College, 1923-25. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1093

RALPH EME~SON BASSETT, 1897-99. A.B. (Harvard) 1889. A.M. (Ibid.) 1890. Instructor in Romance Languages and Literatures, College of Liberal Arts, 1897-99. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 320. *HENRY CLAY BAUM, 1905-1916. Lecturer on Dermatology, CoHege of Medicine 1905-7. Associate Professor of same, 1907-11. Professor of Dermatology and Syphilis, '1911-16. ·See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 444; also Golden Jubilee Book, p. 156. Died 6 Aug. 1916. G. WINNIFRED BAXTER (See Assistants, p. 1451). CARL HOFF BEACH, 1903-9. B.S. (Iowa Univ.) 1900. M .E. (Cornell) 1903. Instructor in Mechanical Drawing, College of Applied Science, 1903-5. Assistant Professor of Machine Design, 1907-:9. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 488. CLARA ALICE BEACH (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1451). HOWARD BEACH, 1924-25. Born 27 Dec. 1897 at Little Marsh, Pa. Student from Apalachin, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1916-20 and 1920-24. AXP. ,A.B. (S. U.) 1920. AKK. M.D. (Ibid.) 1924. Instructor :in Anatomy, College of Medicine, Syracuse University, 1924-25. Interne, New Haven Hospital, New Haven, Conn., 1925-26. Address (after 1 July 1926), Hospital of Good,Shepherd, Syracuse, N. Y. JAMES ALLEN BEAL (See Asfistants, p. 1452). FRANK BEARD, 1881-83. Professor of Painting,, College of Fine Arts, 1881-83.

*JOSEPH BEATTIE. Honorary degree, Class of 1859, Geneva Medical College. Professor of Obstetrics and Medical Jurisprudence, Geneva Medical College, See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 1653 and p. 1704. Died in New Jersey. BIRGER BEAUSANG, 1924-. A.B. Professor of Voice, College of Fine Arts, 1924-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

CONRAD LOUIS BECKER, 189G-. Born 15 Dec. 1868 at Newark, N.J. Student, College of Fine Pjrts, Syracuse University, 1884-90. Mus.M. (Syracuse) 1902. I094 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Instructor in Violin and Piano, College of Fine Arts, 1890-1. Instructor in Violin, 1891-3. Professor of Violin, 1893--4. Professor of Violin and Ensemble playing, 1894-. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 460. Residence, 111 Clarke St., Syracuse, N. Y, HERBERT AHNSTROM BECKMAN(See Assistants in Instruction,p. I452). GUY GAILLAIRD BECKNELL, 1912-14. Born 1878 at Milford, Inq. Student from Goshen, Ind., 1900--4. B.S. (Northwestern Univ.) 1904. M.S. (Ibid.) 19'o5. Ph.D. (Clark Univ.) 1911. BK. ll8. Fellow in Physics, , 1904--5. Instructor, Purdue University, 1905-8. Honorary Fellow in Physics and Research Assistant to Prof. A. G. Webster, qark University, 1908-9. Senior Fellow in Physics, Clark University, 1909--11. Professor of Physics, Mt. Allison University, Sackviile, N. B., Canada, 191h12. Instructor in Physics, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1912-14. Has published, "The Residual Electromotive Force of -the Carbon Arc," Physical Review, Vol. XXI, pp. 181-188, 1905. Associate member of the Amer. Phys. Soc. Member of the A. A. A. S. Permanent address, Goshen, Ind. BARRETT J. BECKWITH, 1919-21. Instructor in Accounting, School of Extension Teaching, 1919-20, and 192Q--21. *HOLMES BECKWITH, 192Q--21. M.L. (California). Ph.D.· (Columbia). AK'Y. Professor of Finance and Iasurace, College of Business Administration, 192Q--April1921. Died at Syracuse, 2 Apri11921.

MINNIE ADELL MASON (BEEBE), 1900-. A.B. (Syracuse) 1890. I'B. A.M. (Ibid.) 1893, Ph.D. (University of Zurich) 1900. BK. 1901. K . Professor of History and English; Instructor in French, College of Fine Arts, 190Q--2. Professor of History and French, same, 1902-17. Professor of Ancient and Oriental History, College of Liberal Arts, 1917-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 462. GT JPPLEMENT: Engaged inY. M. C. A. work among French and American soldiers, <:amp Mailly, France, July, 1918. In charge of educational work, Savoy Leavt 1\rea, Aix-les-Bains, Sept. 1918-March 1919. Helped start Methodist Re ~on~t-:uction work at Chateau Thierry, June--Aug. 1919. Has been aljroad il'ht,e times, in charge of parties of students. Has publish ~ d, "A French Grammar for Schools and Colleges," New York, 1911 ; a gdide\book, "The American Soldier's Souvenir ofAix-les-Bains." RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1095

France, 1919; "Methodist Reconstruction Work in France,' ~ Ch1istian Advo­ cate, Sept. 19l9; "Connecting the Bible with Present Day Life/ '- Sunday School Jour., 1921, etc. Residence, 805 Comstock Ave., Syracuse, N. Y. ROBERT BURNS HALDANE BEGG, 1904-10. B.S. C.E. (Virginia Polytechnic Institute). Instructor in Civil Engineering, College of Applied Science, 1904--6". Assistant Professor of same, 1906-7. Associate Professor of same, 1907-10. See Alumni Record, Vol. JII, p. 487. JOSEPH P. BEHM, Summer School, I909; and I926-. A.B. (Syracuse) 1902. BK. A.M. (Ibid.), 1912. Instructor in Latin, Syracuse University, Stiminer Session of 1909. Lecturer in Latin, School of Extension Teaching, Feb. 1926-;-. See Alumni Record, Vol; III, p. zoo8. SUPPLEMENT AND CoRRECTION : Assistant teacher, North High School, Syracuse, 1908-10, Head of department of Classics, Central High School, Syracuse, 191Q-25/ and 1925-. President, Classical Section, N. Y. State Teachers Assoc., 1918· and 1923. Director ofMun1cipal Tennis, Sy~acuse Parks, 1918-25 and 1925-. Has published, "The Subjunctive in Latin," 1910, reprinted from article in School Bulletin, 1909. Married (See Vol. III),. Henrietta T. Fiesinger of Syracuse. Children-Dorothea F., born 1905. (S. U. '26). J. Herbert, born l907. Karl H., born 1909. Eleanor H., born 19i2. Theodore R., born 1914. Arlene M., born 1916. Residence, 212 McLennan Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. *EUGENE W. BELI):NAP, 1895-1911 and 1913-25. Born 13 Aug. 1867 at Newburgh, N. Y. A.B. (Princeton) 1889. A.M. (Ibid.) 1892. M.D. (Coli. Phys. and Surgeons, N. y. City) 1892. Omega M~d. Soc. (Columbia). AKK (Syracuse). Instructor in Medicine, College of Medicine, 1895-1900. Instructor in Medicine and. Director of Clinical Obstetric~, 190Q-1. Lecturer on Clinical Obstetrics, 1901-3. Lecturer on Obstetrics and Chief of the Obstetrical Clinic, 1903--6. Associate Professor of Ol;>stetrics and Director of Obstetric Clinic, 1906-11. Professor of Obstetrics, 1913-Nov. 1925. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 443· Died 23 Nov. 1925 at Newburgh, N.Y. HAROLD CAHILL BELYEA, 1917-. Born 28 Sept. 1887 at St. John, N. B., Canada. Student from St. John, at University of Mou~t Allison, 1904-8. B.A. M.A. (Ibid.), 1.911. B.Sc. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

(Univ. of New Brunswick) 1911. M.F. (Yale Univ.) 1916. I::E. A:EI:. Robin Hood. Reporter, Daily Telegraph, St. John, N. B., year and a half. Engaged in forestry work as chief of survey party, traveling from New Brunswick to Alberta, Ca:t;1ada, arid from Alabama, U.S., to Hudsons Bay, four years and a half. Instructor in Forest Engineering, New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse University, 1917-19. Assistant Professor of same, 1919-. Has published "The Second Crop of Pulpwoods," Canadian Forestry Jour., August, 1918; "Ray Trachoid Structure in Second Growth Sequoia Washing­ toniana," Botanical Gazette, December, 1919; "The Syracuse Cruisin'g Chain," Journal of Forestry, April, 1920; "Yellow Birch and Its Relation to the Adirondack Forests" (Co-author E. F. McCarthy), Techn. Publ. No. I2, Vol. 20, No. 1, N.Y. S. Coli. of For., Syracuse, N.Y., June, 1920; "Forestry for the Private Owner," (Co-author F. F. Moon). Bulletin IJ, Vol. 20, No.2, Ibid., June, 1920; "Imperical Forest in the Adirondacks," Jour. of Forestry, February, 1920; "Current Growth of Red Spruce and Balsam Fir in the Western Adirondacks," Ibid., October, 1922; "A Suggestion for Forest Regions and Forest Types as a Basis of Management in New York Staty," Ibid., December, 1922; "Regulating the Cut on Private Lands," (Co-author T. S. Woolsey, Jr.), Paper, Vol. 31, No. 18, Feb., 1923; "Will a Cotmty Forest Pay?" Canadian Forestry Magar;f,ne, March, 1923; "The Control of White Pine by Mixed Planting,"- Jour. of Forestry, April, 1922; "Foresters' Tables for New York State," (Co-author 0. M. Porter), Bull. I4,' Vol. 23, No. I, N.Y. S; Coli. Forestry, Syracuse, N. Y. January, 1923; "Legacy an'd Loss in the Spruce Fla~ Type," New York Forestry, Vol. 9, No. 2, June, 1923; "Some Results of Forest Planting," Canadian Forestry Magazine, December, 1923; "Mortality and Recovery After Logging," Journal of Forestry, November, 192~; "Reproduction of Spruce After Logging in the Upper Spruce Slope," (Co-author Joseph Kittridge, Jr.), Jour. Forestry, December, 1923; "The Forestry Situation in New York," New York Forestry Year Book, 1925, Pages 42 to 44; "A Study of Comparative Height Growth of Six Plantyd Species," Jour. of Forestry, Vol. 22,, No.4, April, 1924; "A Forest Policy for New York State," (Co-author T. S. Woolsey, Jr.), ibid., Vol. 23, No. 5, January, 1925; "Some Ratios of Form in Adirondack Swamp Spruce," Jour. of Forestry, Vol. 23, No. 1, January, 1925, "Wind a~d -Exposure as Ecological Factors in the Establishment of Plantations," Ecology, Vol. 6, No. 3, June, 1925; "The Problems of Silvicultural Research in New York," Manuscript read before the 1924 Meeting of th~ New York Section, Society of American Foresters, and accepted for publicition by the Jour.' of Forestry; "The Cost of Producing Planted Forests," Appendix to the Report of the New York State Legislative Committee on Taxation, 1924; "The Cost of Producing Natural Mixed Forests," Appendix to the Report of the New York State Legislative Committee on Taxation, 1924; "Weather Injury to Terminal Buds 'of Scotch Pine and Other Conifers," (Co-author H. J. MacAloney '23), accepted for publication in Jour. of Forestry, 1925; "Whit~ Pine Weevil In~ festation in Red Spruce" (Co-author -H. J. MacAloney '23), Manuscript RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES IQ97 completed but not yet published; "Forestry for the Private Owner" (Co-author Franklin Moon), Revision and republicaton of Bulletin r3, noted above, Bulletin rs, Vol. 25, No.7, N.Y. S. Coli. of Forestry, Syracuse, N.Y., June, 1925. Senior Member of Society of Am.erican Foresters. Married 16 Sept. 1919, Adelaide Goodrich Niles (Wellesley '16). Residence, 405 Lexington Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. DON M. BENEDICT, 1917-. Born 29 Oct. 1886 at Portland, Mich. Student from Portland at University of Michigan, four years. B.S. 1917. Laboratory Assistant in Botany, New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse University, 1917-19. Teaching Assistant in Forest Botany, 1919-20. Instructor in Forest Botany, 192Q-21. Assistant Professor of Forest Botany, 1921-. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. GERALDINE MERRILL BENEDICT, 1921-23. Born at Pittsfield, Mass. Student from Pittsfield, at Syracuse University; 1917-21, three and a half years. ~1'. HIIT. B.S. (Home Economics) 1921. Instructor in Foods and Cookery, College of Home Economics, Syracuse University, 1921-22. Instructor in Foods, same, 1922-23. STANLEY ROSSITER BENEDICT, 1908-9. A.B. (Univ. Cincinnati) 1906. Ph.D. (Yale) 1908. Instructor in Chemistry, Syracuse University, 1908-9. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 456. FRANCIS ROE BENHAM, 1902-4. M.D. (1)yracuse) 1901. N1.:N. A~ (Wesleyan). Assistant in Clinical Obstetrics, College of Medicine, 1902-3. Instructor in same, 1903-4. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 35I. Residence, 1H2 E . Genesee St., Syracuse, N. Y. GILBERT GIDDINGS BENJAMIN, Summer School, r904, r9o6, r9o8, I909, I9IO. Ph.B. (Syracuse) 1899. Kll'. BK. A.M. (Yale) 1904. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1907. Instructor in History and Economics, Syracuse University Summer Session, 1904 and 1906. In charge of courses in History 1for Summer Session, 1908, 1909, 1910. See Alumni Record, Vol . III, p. 933· SuPPLEMENT: Instructor in History, College of City of New York, 1908-11. Professor of History and Economics, , 1911-13. Assistant Professor and Acting head of department of Sociology, University of Pittsburg, 1913-14. Professor of History, College of City of New York, 1914-15. Pro- ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION fessor of History, State University qf Iowa, 1915--25 and 1925--. Also, Profes­ sor of History, Summer S.ession of State University of Iowa, 1917, i918, 1919, 1920, 1922, and i923. Same, University of Chicago, 1924, and University of Texas, 1925. Lecturer in History, Camp Dodge, Iowa, summer of 1917. Has published, "Germans 1n Texas," D. Appleton and Co., 1910; a college text, "Modem and Contemporary European Civiliz;ttion," with Professor. H. G. Plum, Lippincott, 1923; "New Ideas of History," History Teachers Magazine, 1910; '1 The Attempted Revision of the State Constitution of ]'.(ew York," Amer. Pol. Sci. Review, Feb. 1916; "Conventionality in History," History Teachers Mag., April 1918; "German Philosophy and Education," The Syracusan, Sept. 1918; historical reviews, ·Mississippi Historical Review, 1924. Member Amer. Hist. Assn., Mississippi Hist. Assn., Amer . .Assn. Univ. ,· Societe d'Histoire Moderne. Member Triangle Club, Iowa City. President Political Science Club, 1918-19. President Iowa Chapter of Phi Beta Kappa, 191~19. President Iowa, Assn. of Social Science Teachers, 1917-18. Married, 16 Oct. 1912, Laura E. Goundry (S. U. '10). Children-Mary·Bames, born 20 Dec. 1913. Gilbert G., Jr., born 17 Oct.1918. Residen,ce, 17 W. Bloomington St., Iowa City; Iowa. *CHARLES WESLEY BENNETT, 1871-84. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1852. '1'1. .A.M. (Ibid.) ·1855. D.D. (Genesee) 1871. LL.D. (Syracu~e) 1887. Professor of History and Logic, College of Lib~ral Arts, 1871:-84. Librarian of the Colleges of Liberal and Fine Arts, 1875--84. See Alumni Record, Vol .. III, p. JOJ. Died 18 April 1891 at Evanston. IlL GEORGE EDWARD BENNETT, 192D-, Borri 2 Oct. 1889.at Chicago, Ill. Student at the University of Wisconsin, 1908-12. A.B. (Univ. of Wis.) 1912 . . LL.B. (Hamilton College of Law, Chicago) 1915. LL.M. (Ibid.) 1917. Professional degree .of C.P.A. (Univ. of State of N.Y.) 1918. Bf'}:;. Scabbard anq Blade. · KI>. AK'Y. After graduation, engaged for ten years in professional accounting work in Dakota, Illinois, Ohio, New York and Pennsylvania. Also, teacher of account­ ing _courses in various schools, having successive rank of Instructor, Assistant Professor and Professor. 'Special instructor in War Accounting, S.A.T.C. and Naval Units, Cplum):Jia University, 1918. Professor of Accounting, College of Business Administration, Syracuse University, 192D-. ,Has published books, "Constructive Accounting," New York, 1918; "Ac­ counting Principles and Practice," Vols. 1-2, New York, 1918; "Advanced Accounting," 1922; "Manual for Advanced Accounting," New York, 1923. "Basic Accounting," N.Y., 1924; "Teachers Manual of Solutions for Basic Accounting," N. Y., 1924; "Auditing," N. Y., 1925; "Accounting Systems: Principles and Problems of Install,ation," Chicago, 1926. · Articles: "Con- RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1099 tractors' Accounts," New York, 1921; "Relation of Secondary School Ac­ counting to University Work," Cincinnati, 192'1; "A Career as an Account­ ant," New York, l922; "Modem Cost Accounting," Cincinnati, 1923; "Chain Store Control," N.Y., 1925; "Misrepresentation in theContentoffinancial Statements as a Species of Fraud.'" Cincinnati, 1926. Married 14 June 1916, Florence C. Landsberg (Univ. of Wis. '15). Children-George Alan, born 12 Sept. 1918. Jean Ryden, born 4 June, 1922. Residence, 1111 Madison St., Syracuse, N.Y. GEORGE L. BENNETT, Summer Session, '1922 to 1925. Born 11 June 1874 at Clayton, N. Y. Student from Clayton, at Colgate University, 1896-1900. K'F. A.B. 1900. BK. A.M. (Columbia) 1913. Lecturer in Education, Syracuse University Summer Sessions of 1922, 1923; 1924, 1925. Principal of High School, West Winfield, N. Y., 190Q-2; same, Hamilton, N. Y., 1902-9; same, Hackensack, N. J,, 1909-18; same, Yonkers, N. Y., 1918-25 and 1925-. President of New Jersey High School Teachers Association, 1915. , Married (1) 25 July 1900, Katherine C. Van Heusen of Amsterdam, N.Y., (deceased); (2) 5 July 1916, Clara L. Hall of Hamilton, N.Y. Children-Marion L., born 12 Sept. 1901. Helen H., born 10 Dec. 1918. Residence, 75 St. Andrews Pl., Yonkers, N.Y. F. LEE BENNS, 1914-18; Summer Session, 1920. Born 7 March 1889 at Barre, N. Y. Student from Syracuse, N. Y ., at Syracuse :university, 191Q-14. r~. A.B. 1914. BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1916. Ph.D. (Clark Univ.) 1920. Graduate student and Assistant in History, College of Liberal Arts, Syra­ cuse University, 19l4-16. Teaching Fellow in History, sam"1, 1916-Feb. 1918. Instructor in History, Syracuse University •Summer Session, 1916. Assistant Professor of History, Summer Session of 1920./ Teacher of History, High School, Bloomfield; N. J., Feb.-June, 1918. Head of department of History, High School, Danbury, Conn., 1918-19. American Antiquarian Society Fellow in History, Clark University, 1919-20. Instructor in History, Indiana University, 192Q-24. Associate Professor of History, same, 1924-25 and 1925-. Member Amer. Hist. Assn. and Miss. Valley Hist. Assn. Elder, Presby­ terian Church since 1923. Author of "A Student Peace Conference," The Outlook, Feb. 12, 1919; "The America,n Struggle for the British West Indian Carrying-Trade," Justin Winsor Prize Essay, Indianapolis, 1922; "Exploded World War Myths," Indiana Alumni Quarterly, Oct. 1924. Married 5 April1915, Jessie Angeline Coon of Syracuse, N.Y. Child-Kate Lee, borri 24 July 1916. Residence, Axtell Rd., Bloomington, Ind. IIOO ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

GHARLES HERBERT BENSON, 1916-. Born 10 Oet. 1865 at Syracuse, N.Y. M.D. (Syracuse) 1891. Medical Superintendent of Syracuse Free Dispensary. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 78¢. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

PURLEY JAY BENTLEY, Summer Session, I922. Born 29 July 1891 at Pulaski, N.Y. Student from Pulaski, N.Y., at Syra­ cuse University, 1911-15. B.S. and Pd.B. 1915. M.S. (Ibid.) Jan. 1922. liME. ~AE. Instructor in Mathematics, Summer Session of Syracuse University, 1922. Teacher, Travis Preparatory School, Syracuse, N. Y., 1915-16. Vice­ PriricipalofHigh School, Watkins, .NY., 1916-17. Principal of Union School, Waterport, N.Y., part of year 1917. Supervising Principal of High School, Friendship, N.Y., 1919-20. Principal of High School, Tully, N. Y:: 192Q-22. Teacher, Evander Childs High School, New York City, 1922-25 and 1925-. War Record-Corporal, 317th Field Signal Btn. Co. C., Camp Devens, Feb. 22, 1918. Spent one year in France in St. Mihiel and Meuse-Argonne offensive. Discharged at Camp Upton, July 29, 1919. Student, University of Clermont-Ferrand, Clermont, France, March-July 1919. Married 3 July 1918, Mary A. Dolack (S. U. '17). Residence, 903 Summit Ave., Bronx, New York City.

FREDERICK HENRY ,BERNS, Summer Sessions I9I6 to I920. Born 25 Dec. 1889 at Lyons, N.Y. Student from Lyons at Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1909-12. Certificate in Design, 1912. Instructor in Design, Syracuse University Summer' Session of 1916. In­ structor in Painting and Drawing, same, 1917. Instructor in Drawing, same, 1918, 1919, 1920. Art Instructor at Cazenovia Seminary, Cazenovia, N.Y., 1912-Jan.1917. Same, Greensburg (Pa.) Public Schools, 1918-Jan. 1920. Art Instructor, Oregon State Agricultural College, Corvallis, Ore., Jan. 1920. Each year, since 1917, has exhibited textile designs at the Art Alliance Galleries, New York City. Author of a series of art articles in The School Arts Magazine, 1916. CHARLES BERNSTEIN, 1913-. Born 21 Dec. 1872 at Carlisle, N.Y. Student from Howe Cave, N.Y., at Albany Medical College. M.D. (Albany Med. Coll.) 1894. Assistant Physician, Rome Custodial Asylum, Rome, N. Y., 1894-1902. Superintendent of same, 1902-25 and 1925-. Lecturer on Mental Defectives and Eugenics, College of Medicine, Syra­ cuse University, 1913-. Has published, "Albany Medical Annals," Albany, 1912; "National Edu­ cation," A1bany, 1914; "Proceedings of State Conference of Charities and Corrections," yearly, 1906-. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES IIOI'

President of Oneida County Medica.! Society, 1903; of American Associa­ tion for the Study of Feebleminded, 1908; of Rome Country Club, 1903. Trustee of Baptist:Church, Rome, N.Y., 1912-14. Married 1904, Lillian Stebbins of Warsaw, N.Y. Residence, Rome, N Y. EDWARD FRANKLI,N BERRY, 192Q--. B.Sc., C.E. Assistant Professor of Civil Engineering, College of Applied Science, 192Q-- 25. Associate Professor of same, 1925-. Address, 737 Lancaster Ave., Syracuse, N Y. GEORGE MAGRUDER BERRY, 1917-. B.S. Lecturer on Metallurgy, College of Applied Science, 1917-. Address, Halcomb Steel Co., Syracuse, N.Y. WILLIAM H. BERTENSHAW, 1924-. Born 27 Jan. 1897 at New Bedford, Mass. Student from Easton, Mass., at Syracuse Univ~rsity, College of Forestry, 1919-21; Teachers College, 1921-23. :EN. Nr«<>. B.S. in Phys. Ed., 1923. Physical Director in the high schools of Amityville, L. 1., N. Y., and Niagara Falls, N.Y., 1923-24. Instructor ixi Physical Education, Syracuse University, Teachers College, 1924-. In U.S. Navy, June 1917-Aug. 1918. Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. EU6-~NIA BAKER (MRS. WM. H. BERWALD), 1899-1901. Certificate in Vocal Music and Theory (Syracuse) 1899. KK:r. Instructor in Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, 1899-1901. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 368. Residence, 605 :e;uclid Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

WILLIAM HENRY BERWALD, ~892-. Born 26 Dec. 1864 at Schwerin in Mecklenburg, Germany. Student at Conservatory of Music, Stuttgart; Royal Academy of Music, Munich. Mus. M. (Syracuse) 1903. Mus.D. (Ibid.) 1912. «l>K«l>. Instructor in Piano and in the History and Theory of Music, College pf Fine Arts, 1892-3. Professor of same, 1893-4. Professor of Piano and History' of Music, 1894-1906. Professor of Theory of Music and Piano, 1906--. On leave of absence from the University, 1903-4. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 46I. SUPPLEMENT: Composer of Orchestral and Chambermusic works, cantatas, anthems, songs and piano pieces, published by G. Schirmer, New York and Boston; Oliver Ditson Co., and Arthur P. Schmidt, Boston; Theodore Presser Co., Philadelphia, and others. Residence, 605 Euclid Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. 1102 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

JUSTIN BEUCHAT, 1894--95. Instructor in French, College of Liberal Arts, 1894--95. HUBERT EMERSON BICE, 192Q-. Born 18 Feb. 1886 at Spencerville, 0. Student from Spencerville at Ohio State University, 1905-9. B.A. M.A. (Ibid.) 1913. Teacher, High School, Kenton, 0., 1909-12. Instructor in English, Univer­ sity of , 1913-14. Superintendent of Schools, Allen County, 0., 1914-- 16. Instructor in College of Commerce, Ohio State University, 1916-19. Assistant Professor of Commerce and Business Administration, College of Business Administration, Syracuse University, Jan. 192Q-Jan. 1921. Asso­ ciate Professor of Commerce, Jan.-June 1921. Professor of Commerce, 1921-. Married 1913, Nancy Lea Smith. Child-Eleanor Virginia, born 6 Aug. 1914. Residence, 243 Kensington Place, Syracuse, N . Y .

ANDREW JOHNSON BIGNEY, 1918-19. A.M., Sc.D. Assistant Professor of Zoology and Physiology, College of Liberal Arts, 1918-19.

GLADYS ROSE BIKLE (MRS. CHARLES E.), 192Q-. A.B. (Syracuse) 19:10. A.M. (Ibid.) 1925. Teaching Fellow in English, College of Liberal Arts, 192Q-21. Instructor in English, same, 1921.- Residence, 119 Clarendon St., Syracuse, N . Y.

REGINALD WILLIAM BILLIN, 1909-15. Instructor in Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, Syracuse University, 1909- 12. Associate Professor of Vocal Music, 1912- 15. See Vol . III, Alumni Record, p. 472.

JANE MARIA BINGHAM, 192Q-22 and 1923-24. Born 16 March 1859 at Fulton, N. Y. Student from Herkimer, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1896- 7. KAE> . Instructor in English Bible, School of Extension Teaching, Syracuse Uni­ versity, 192Q-21; same, Religious Education, 1921-22; same, New Testa­ ment, 1923-24. Teacher, of English Bible and Religious Pedagogy, Folts Institute,, Herki­ mer, N . Y. 190Q-5. Taught City Sunday School, Training Class (thirty, Sunday Schools), 1907- 9. Secretary of Religious Work, Y.W .C.A., Syracuse, 1908-25 and 1925-. Author of "Annals of the Round Table," Meth. Book Concern, N. Y., 1886; "All Glorio'us Within," ibid., 1889; "Life of Lord Shaftsbury," ibid., 1899. On staff of Sunday School Journal, New York City, 189Q-1901, and of RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1103

New Century Teachers Monthly, Elgin; Ill., since 1901. Contributor to the Methodist press, 1880-1923; and to The Classmate, New York City, and Sunday School Exectttive, Elgin, Ill. Residence, 134 Buckingham Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

RAYMOND THAYER BIRGE, 191~18. Born 13 March 1887 at Brooklyn, N. Y. Student from Troy, N. Y., at University of . Wisconsin, Feb. 1906-9. A.B. BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1910. I:.E. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1914. Assistant in Physics, University of Wiscon~in, 191D-13. . Instructor in Physics, College of Liberal Arts, Syracuse University, 1913-16. Assistant Professor of Physics, 1916-18. Has published, "A Study of the Reflecting Power of Metals as Dependent on the Refractive Index of the Surrounding Medium," Physical Review, Vol. 29, pp. 392-403, 1909; ' 'Formulae for the Spectral Series for the Alkali Metals and Helium," Astro. Jour., Vol. 32, pp. 112-124, 1910; "The First Deslandres Group of the Positive Band Spectrum of Nitrogen, under High Dispersion," ibid., Vol. 39, pp. 5D-88, 1914. Married 19q, Irene A. Walsh of Redfield, S.Dak. Address, University of California, Berkeley, Calif,

MAULSBY WILLETT BLACKMAN, 1909-. Born 26 March 1876 at Lawrence, Kan. Student from Lawrence at , A.B. 1901. A.M. (Ibid.) 1902. Pli.D. (Harvard) 1905. In,structor, Kansas State University, 1901-4. Fellow, Harvard University, 1904-5. Instructor, Western Reserve University, 1905--9. Assistant Professor of Zoology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1909-11. Assocjate Professor of same, 1911.:_13. Associate Professor of Forest Entomology, N . Y. State College of Forestry, Syracuse University, 1913-14. Professor of Forest Entomology, 1914-. Has publish~d several articles on "The Spermatogenesis of the Myriapods," in the Kansas Univ. Quart. and the Biol. Bull., 1901; in the Bull. Mus. ·Comp. Zool., Harvard College; Proceedings of A mer. Acad. A.rts artd Sciences, Biol. Bull., and A nat. Record, 1905; "Theories of Sex Determination Resting on a Cytological Basis," Cleveland Med. )our.,1908; "The Anal Glands of Mephitus mephitica," A nat. Rec., 1911; "On a Supernumerary Median Ocellus in Melan­ ophus femur-rubrum," Psyche, 1912; "Observations ,on the Life History and Habits of Pityogenes Hopkinsi Swaine," Tech. Publ. No. 2, N. Y. S. College of Forestry, S. U., 1915; "Some Enemies of Shade Trees and Orna­ mental Shrubs," (with 'W. 0. Ellis) 'Forestry Bull., S. U., 1916; "Notes on Bred from the Bark and Wood of the American Larch," (with H. H. Stage) Tech. Publ. No . 10, N. Y. S. Coli. For., S. U., 1918; "On the Insect Visitors to the Blossoms of Wild BlackBerry and Wild Spirea-A Study in Seasonal Distribution;" ibid., 1918; "The Apple Tent Caterpillar," Jour. Econ. Ent., 1918; "Nature's Control of the Apple Tent Caterpillar," Empire Forester, 1919; "The Spruce Bud-worm," and "The White Pine Weevil," II04 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Report Maine For. Dept., 1919; "Notes on Forest Insects," Psyche, 1919 and 1920; "North American Ipidas of the Sub-family Micracinae, with Descrip­ tions of New Species and Genera-," Miss. Agr. Experiment Sta. Tech. Bull. No. 9, 1921; "Descriptions of Eight New Bark from Mississippi," ibid., Bull. No. IO, 1921; "New Species of Ipadas from Maine," N. Y. S. Coll. For. Tech. Bull. No. 16, 1923; "Two New Bark Beetles from Colorado," ibid; "Hylocurus parkinsonas n. sp.," with revisional notes, 1923; ;Missis­ sippi Bark Beetles," Miss. Exp. Sta. Tech. Bull. No. II, 1922; "On the Succession of Insects Living in the Bark and Wood of Dying, Dead, and Decaying Hickory," (with H. H. Stage), N. Y. S. Coll. For. Tech. Pub. No. I7, 1924; "The Effect of beficiency and Excess in Rainfall upon the Hickory Bark ," Jour. Ec. Ent., 1924. Married 23 Dec. 1908, Myrtle Ness. Child-Maulsby Ness, born 26 March 1910. Residence, 216 Stratford St., Syracuse, N. Y. IRVING H. BLAKE, 1916-18. Born, 1888, at Augusta, Me. College student, 1907-11. A.R (Bates College) 1911. A.M. (Brown Univ.) 1912. Biology teacher, Oregon Agricultural College, 1913-16.. Instructor in Zoology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1916- 17. Instructor in Zoology and Physiology, 1917-18. OLIN SAFFORD BLAKESLEE, 1904-17. Instructor in Shop Work, College of Liberal Arts, 1904-9. Instructor in Precision Work, Design and Construction of Scientific Apparatus, same, 1909-17. GLADYS MURIEL BLISS, 1922-24. B.S. (Syracuse) 1922. M.S. (Ibid.) 1925. Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1922-24. LAWRENCE ELLIOT BLISS, 1923-24. A.B. (Clark) 1923. Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, 1923-24. *LYMAN WARREN BLISS M.D. (Geneva Medical College) 1857. Demonstrator of Anatomy, Geneva Medical College, four years. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, pp. I653 and I70J. Died 20 July 1907 at Saginaw, Mich. CLEMENTS W. BLODGETT, 1923-. M.D. (Syracuse) 1913. N~N. M.S. Instructor in Pediatrics in Dispensary, College of Medicine, 1923-. Physician at Syracuse. Married Marian Wilson (S. U.' '09 q. v. for further record). Residence, 800 Euclid Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES IIQS,

SOPHIA E. BLUMBERG (See Assistants, p. 1452).

*O~IVER AARON BLUMENTHAL, ·1896-97. M.D. (Syracuse) 1893. Instructor in Embryology, College of Medicine, 1896-97. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 349· Died 21 Dec. 1905. ELIOT BOARDMAN, 1908-10. A.B. (Harvard). BK. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, College of Liberal Arts, 1908-10.

HELEN CHRISnNA BOATFIELD (See Assistants in Instruciion p. 1452).

MARGARET WATKEYS (BOEHNER), 1921-23. B.P. (Syracuse) 1920. Instructor in Drawing, College of Fine Arts, 1921-23. Married Prof. R. S. Boehner (S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Residence, 214 Comstock Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

REGINALD STEPHEN BOEHNER, 1912-. B.S. (Dalhousie) 1901. M .S. (McQill) 1906. _ Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1912. Assistant Professor of Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1912-Jan. 1914. Associate Professor of Chemistry, Jan. 1914-15. Professor of Chemistry, 1915-19~ Professor of Organic Chemistry, 1919-. Married Margaret Watkeys (S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Residence, 214 Co.mstock Ave., Syracuse, N; Y.

GEORGE BOETTGER (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1453).

MADGE T. BOGART, 1918-23. Born at Newport, Ark. Student at University of Minnesota and Columbia University. Assistant Professor of Foods and Cookery, Syracuse University, College of Home Economics, 1918-22. Assistant Professor of Foods, same, 1922-23. Permanent address, Mound, Minn.

DOROTHY QUINCY BOGGS'(BOLTON), 1915-16 and Jan. 1918-25. Born 11 Jan. 1892·at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse at Syracuse University, 1911-15. KKr. H]JT. A.B. 1915. Assistant in English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1915-16. Instructor in English, same, Jan. 1918-25. Teacher of English, High School, Phoenix, N.Y., 1916-Jan. 1918. At S.U. Jan. 1918-25. Instructor in English, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, Jan. 1926-. · Married 15 June 1922, JosephS. G. Bolton (S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Residence, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. IIo6 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

EJ)GAR OTIS BOGGS, 1922-. Born 2 July 1895 at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse University, 1913-14; at University of Pennsylvania, 1914-16; again, at Syra- cuse University, 1916-20. 'Vi. N~N. M.D. (Syracuse) 1920. ' Assistant in Brady Laboratory of Pathology and Bacteriology, Yale Medical School, and New Haven (Conn.) Hospital, 192G--21. Interne on Surgical Service, New Haven Hospital, 1921-22. Physician at Syracuse, since 1922. Instructor in Pathology, Syracuse University, College of MediCine, 1922-23. Instructor in Surgery (in Dispensary), 1923-24. Instructor in Anatomy, 1924-. Assistant on Surgical Service, Syracuse Memorial' Hospital, since 1923. Assistant Pathologist and Bacteriologist, same, 1923-26. Married 14 Aug. 1920, Mildred G. Stanley (S. U., cert. '17) of Skaneateles, N.Y. Children-Douglas S., born 6 Aug., 1923. Joyce, born 22 Feb., 1926. Residence, 413 Court St., Syracuse, N. Y.

SALLIE BOHL (See Assistants, p. 1453).

JOHN ARCHIBALD BOLE, 1899-1902. A.B. (Geneva College) 1888. Ph.D. (Univ. Pennsylvii.Ilia) 1903. Instructor in German, College of Liberal Arts, 1899-1902. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 321.

BESSIE MARIAM SAGER (BOLLES), 1924-25. Born at Moravia, N. Y. Student from Moravia at Syracuse University, 1918-22. Ar~. B.Mus. 1922. Instructor in Piano, Teachers College, 1924-25. Married 8 Aug. 1924, H. Raymond Bolles (S. U. '23) of Afton, N.Y. Residence, 1619 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N.Y.

*ALFRED BOLTER, 1856-58. M.D. (Geneva Med. Coli.) 1838. Professor of Theory and Practice, Geneva Medical College, l856-58. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, pp. 1653 and 1658. Died 1880 at Ovid, N.Y.

DOROTHY BOGGS BOLTON (See Dorothy Q. Boggs.)

JOSEPH SHELDON GERRY BOLTON, 1919-Jan. 1925. Born 6 October 1893 at New Haven, Conn. Student from New Haven at Yale University, 1912-16. AXP. A.B. 1916. BK. Ph.D. (Yale) 1924. Grac,Iuate student, Yale University, 1916-18, and Jan.-June 1919, and 1922-23. RECORDS OF MEMitERS OF THE FACULTIES 1107

Assistant Professor of English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1919-24. Associate Professor of English, same, first semester of 1924-25. On leave, 1922-23:. Professor of English, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N. Y., Jan. 1925-. War Record-Private In£., Camp Upton, N. Y., May, 1918. Sent to Field Art., Central Officers Tr.Sch., Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky., Sept. 1918. Com­ missioned Second Lieut. F.A. Reserve Corps, Dec. 1918. Married 15 June 1922, Dorothy Quincy Boggs (S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Residence, Saratoga Springs, N.Y.

T. COULSTON BOLTON, 1921-. Born 17 Dec. 1887 at Philadelphia, Pa. Student from Philadelphia at University of Pennsylvania, Wharton School. A:Ect>. BI':E. B.S. in Econ. 1913. A.M. (Ibid.) 1917. Salesman, Union Central Life Ins. Co., New York, 1914-15. Instructor, Wharton ~chool, University of Pennsylvania, 1915-17. Associate Editor, Alexander Hamilton Institute, New York, 1919-21. Lecturer on Finance, Wall Street Division of New York University; 192G-1. Professor. of Finance and Insurance, Syracuse University, College of Busi­ ness Administration, 1921-. War Record--Chief Petty Officer, U. S. Navy,_l917-19. Author of textbooks, pamphlets, reports, book reviews, written for Alex­ ander Hamilton Institute, 1919-21. Married 12 March 1921, Phyllis Price of Bryn Athlyn, Pa. Children-Bruce, born 10 Feb. 1922. Hilda, born 10 Jan. 1924. Phyllis Vivian, born 16 June 1925. Residence, 1010 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

GEORGE HOPKINS BOND, Jan. 1907-Jan. 1922. Born 10 Aug. 1873 at Syracuse, N_, Y. Ph.B. (Syracuse) 1894. Ph.M., in cursu (Ibid.) 1897. LL.B. (Ibid.) 1897. ~KE. ct>KA. ct>BK. 4>~4>. -ct>Kct>. Instructor in Bailments, College of Law, Jan. 1907--,Jan. 1922. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 478. SuPPLEMENT: Lawyer at Syracuse. Member of firm of Bond, Schoeneck and King. District Attorney of Onondaga County, 1908-14. President New York State Association of District Attorneys, 1912-13. Residence, 304 Walnut Pl., Syracuse, N.Y.

JESSIE HARRIS BONE, 1921-25. Born 13 Nov. 1895, at Newark, N.J. Student from Ocean Grove, N.J., at Philadelphia School of Design for Women, 1914-18. .Nwarded P.A.B. Widener European Fellowship giving a year's study abroad. Draughtswoman, Lupton and Sons Co., Architectural Sheet Metal Workers, II08 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Philadelphia Pa., 1918-19. Head of Art department, William Young and Co., Philadelphia, Pa., 1919-20. Studied in London, England, June to Dec. 1920. Employed in studio of Sydney Howard and Co., London, June to Dec. 1920. Interior decorator, studio of D. E. Sutton, Philadelphia, Pa., Jan. to Sept. 1921. Has done special historic ornamental work for the Philadelphia School of Design. Instructor in Interior Decoration, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts, 1921-5. Married 24 June 1925, Montague Charman (S. U. Faculty q. v.). Residence, 615 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

EDWIN BONTA, 1925-. Born 15 Jan. 1886 at Syracuse, N. Y. Student from Syracuse at Massa­ chusetts Institute of Technology, 1903-7. S.B. (M.I.T.) 1907. With A. T. Taylor, Architect, 1908-10. Member, firm of Taylor and Bonta, Architects, 191D-25. With W. M. Varies and Co., Architects, Japan, 192D-22. Working independently, as Edwin Bonta, Architect, 1925-. Instructor in Architectural Design and Construction, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts, 1925-. Has published, "Sketches in Peasant Russia," Atlantic Monthly, 1920; "Small House Primer," Little, Brown and Co., 1925; "Pier and· Beam," Journal A. I .A., Feb. 1925; "Beauty That Was Skin Deep," ibid., S~pt. 1925. Married 1 Feb. 1923, Elizabeth Illsley of Evanston, Ill. Child-David, born, 19 Jan. 1924. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

GASTON BORCH, 1901-2. Instructor in Piano and Violoncello, College of Fine Arts, 1901-2.

F. WILLIAM BORGWARD, 192D-. Born 1 Sept. 1879 at Syracuse,·N. Y. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse University, 1901-5. B.S. 1905. Pd.B. (Ibid.) 1908. Graduate Student, Uni­ versity of Michigan, summer 1923. I:.iE. liME. Instructor in Mathematics, High School, DeRuyter, N.Y., 1905-6. Prin­ cipal of same, 1906-7. Student in Teachers College, Syracuse, University, 1907-8. Instructor in Math~matics, Travis Preparatory School, Syracuse, 1908-10; Syracuse Technical High School, 191D-16. With Brown-Lipe-Chapin Co., Syracuse, 1916-20. Instructor in Business Mathematics, Syracuse University, College of Busi-. ness Administration, 192D-24. Instructor in Business Mathematics and Sta­ tistics, 1924-25. Assistant Professor of Business Mathematics and Statistics 1925-. Residence, 708 James St., Syracuse, N. Y. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1109

DORIS GREGG BARNASKEY (BORST), 1922-24. Born 20 June 1893 at Pennellville, N. Y. Student from Pennellville, at Syracuse University, 191Q--16, three and a half years. AS~. A.B. 1916. Grammar school teacher, Constantia, N.Y., 1912-13; same, Oneida, N.Y., 1913-14. Teacher, High School, Oneida, N Y., 1916-17. Instructor in English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1922-24. Assisted Mrs. E. F. Southworth with "Great Cities of United States/' and has done research work on other textbooks for Iroquois Pub. Co. Married, 1917, Lauren Nelson Borst (Harvard '14) of Amsterdam, N. Y. Children~Jane Parker, born 30 March 1918. Henry Vroman, II, born 21 Oct. 1919. Residence, 130 Hampton Rd., Syracuse, N. ¥. GUERNSEY J. BORST, Summer Session I925. A.B. (Cornell) 1903. Pd.M. (N. Y. Univ.) 1909. Pd.D. (Ibid.) 1911. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1912. A.M. (Teachers Coli., Columbia) 1921. Has special professional diplomas from Teachers College, Columbia, 1921 and 1924. Professor of Edu.cation, Syracuse University, Su~mer Session, 1925. Prof:essor of Education and Director of the School of Secretarial Science, Skidmore College, 1921-. Address, Skidmore College, Saratoga Springs, N.Y. MARY LAVINIA BOSS (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I45J). WILLIAM LAWS BOSWELL, 1856-58. A.B. (Dickinson) 1848. A.M. (Ibid.) 1851. Pro:t!essor of Ancient Languages, Genesee College, 1856-58. See Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. IJZ. EUGENE N. BOUDREAU, 192Q--. Born 23 May 1835 at Black Brook, N.Y. Student from Disco, N.Y., at Syracuse University, 1908-12. N~N. M.D. 1912. Medical interne, Manhattan State Hospital, Wards Island, N.Y., two years. Assistant Prison Physician, Auburn, N. Y., 1914-16. Assistant Physician, The Pines (a private sanitarium), Auburn, N.Y., 1916-18. Practicing physi­ cian at Syracuse, since 1919. Instructor in Neuropsychiatry, Syracuse University, College of Medicine, 192Q--21. Assistant Professor of same, 1921-. War Record-Entered service 17 Jan. 1918, as Lieutenant. Made Captain, June 1918; Division Neuro-Psychiatrist, 32nd Div., Oct. 1918. After return to U. S. in May 1919, made Psychiatrist, General Hospital 43; later Neuro­ Psychiatrist, Federal Board for Vocational Education, Dist. No.2, New York City. Has published, "The Syphilis Problem among Confined Criminals," Med. Record, Dec. 1916; "Mental Disorders and Vocational Re-Education," Mod­ ern Medicine, Sept. 1920. Married 14 June 1917, Elsie Lee Page of Batavia, N. Y. Residence, 116 Windsor Place, Syracuse, N.Y. 1110 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

EDNA M. BOUSFIELD, 1915-18. Graduate of Hospital of Good Shepherd, Syracuse. Instructor in Nursing for Preliminary Students, School of Nursing, 1915-18.

CHARLES A. BOWEN. Member of Geneva Medical College Faculty. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. z6sJ.

RAY PRESTON BOWEN, 1916-18 and 1920--25. Born 31 Jan. 1S82 at Wellsboro, Pa. Student from Wellsboro, at Bucknell University, 1901-4. A.B. (Harvard) 1905. A.M. (Cornell) 1915. Ph.D . (Ibid.) 1916. Principal of Hill Academy, Redding, Conn., 1905-7. Teacher of Modem Languages, Agassiz Hall School, Alta, Calif., 1907-8. Professor of Romance Languages, Huron College, Huron, S. D., 1909--14. Instructor in Ro­ mance Languages, Cornell University, 1914-15. University Fellow in Ro­ mance Languages, same, 1915-16. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1916-18. Head of department of Romance Languages, Earlham College, Richmond, Ind., 1918-19. Associate Professor of Romance Languages, Colorado College, Colorado Springs, Colo., 1919-20. Associate Professor of Romance Languages, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1920--25. On leave of absence, 1921-22, as Lecteur d'Anglais Sorbonne, Paris, France. Student at Tours, France, 1908, and at universities of Grenoble, France, of Geneva, Switzerland, and of Florence, Italy, 1911-12. Professor and head of the department of Romance Languages, University of Oregon, 3:ugene, Ore., since 1925. Has published, "The Novels of Ferdinand Fabre," Boston, 1918; "The Peasant Language in Ferdinand Fabre's .Le Chevrier," Modern Philology, March, 1918; "Maupassant and Flaubert, a Literary Relationship," a review in Modern Language Notes, May 1921; "The Evolution of the Priest Genre in the Modem French Novel," Modern Language Publications, 1922; "The African Novels of Louis Bertrand; A Phase of the Renascence of National Energy in France," a review in Modern Lang Notes, Feb. 1924; "Balzac's In­ terior Descriptions as An Element in Characterization," Modern Lang. Pub­ lications, June 1925 "Rambaud's La Civilization Franc;aise," a review in Modern Lang. Jour., Nov. 1925. Address, Eugene, Ore.

JULIA W . BOWER (See Assistants in Instruction, ' p. I4SJ).

LAVERNE K. BOWERSOX (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I45J). RECORDS OF ~E~BERS ·oF THE FACULTIES 1111

ETHEL DAISY BOWLES (MAR TINDELL), 1912-13 and 192Q-24. A.B. (Syracuse) 1903. ddd. HIIT. A.M. (Ibid.) 1913. ti>BK, 1915. Assistant in Hi~>tory, College of Liberal Arts, 1912-13. Instructor in His­ tory, same, 192Q-24. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 1046. SUPPLEMENT: General Secretary Y. W. C. A., Syracuse University, 1913- 20. Instructor in History, 192Q-24. Married 28 Oct. 1922, Cecil S. Martindell of Syracuse, N. Y. Residence, 615 Euclid Ave., SyraClJ.se, N.Y. ROBERT W. BOWMAN, 1922-23. Lecturer in Immigrant Education; School of Extension Teaching, 1922-23. Address, N.Y. State Ed. Dept., Albany, N. Y. *JOHN HENRY BOYNTON, 1,897-98 A.B. (Harvard) 1890. ti>BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1894. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1897. Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, 1897-98. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 320. Died 22 May 1898 at Woodstock, Vt. JOHANNES LASSEN BOYSEN, 1902-13. A.B. (Harvard) 1898. A.M. (Syracuse) 1904. Ph.D. (Wurzburg) 1909. ti>BK, 1911. Instructor in German, College of Liberal Arts, 1902-5. Assistant Professor of German, 1905-6. Associate Professor of German, 1906-8. Associate Professor of Getrnanic Philology, 1908-9. ' Professor of same, 1909-13. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 400. Ta~ht at State College, Pa., after leaving Syracuse. Associate Professor of Germanic Languages at the University of Texas, 1924. Residence, 710 W . 35th St., Austin, Tex.. EUGENE FRANCIS BRADFORD, 1913-. Born 5 March 1889 at Bangor, Me. Student from Bangor, at Bowdoin College, 1908-12. dKE. A.B. 1912. ti>BK. A.M. (Harvard) 1913. Instructor in English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, i913- 17. Assistant Professor of English, same, 1917-20. Associate Professor of English, same, 192Q-. Director of Admissions, Syracuse University, 192Q-. On leave of absence, 1925-27, studying for Ph.D. at Harvard University. War Record-At Fort Niagara Tr. Camp, Aug.-Nov. 1917. Commissioned 1st Lieut., In£.; assigned 308th In£., 77th Div. Overseas, April1918 to July 1919. In Baccarat Defensive and Oise-Aisne and Meuse-Argonne offensives. Wounded on Yesle River. Married Dec. 1919, Marjorie E. Campbell (S. U. '13 and S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Child-Edwin Campbell, born 27 May 1921. Residence, 526 Ostrom Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. MARJORIE CAMPBELL BRADFORD (See Marjorie E. Campbell). III2 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

*EDMUND ERASTUS EASTMAN BRAGDON, 1858-62. A.B. (Wesleyan) 1841 A.M. (Ibid.) 1844. D.D. (Indiana Asbury) 1860. Professor of Ancient Languages, Genesee College, 1858-62. See _Alumni Record, Vol. I, p. IJ2. Died 20 March 1862 at Lima, N. Y. ARTHUR EDWARD BRAINERD, 1911-19 and 1920---21. Born 5 April1885 at Heuvelton, N.Y. Student from Copenhagen, N.Y. at St. Lawrence University, 1905-9. XZ~. (now~AE). B.S. (St.' Lawrence) 1909. M.S. (Syracuse) 1912. ~.E. Principal of High School, Waddington, N.Y., 1909---11. Graduate student and Assistant in Geology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1911-12. Instructor in Geology, same, 1912-15. Assistant Professor of Geology, same, 1915-17. Associate Professor of Geology, 1917-19. (On leave of absence, 1918-19). Professor of Geology, same, 1920-21. Geologist, Empire Gas and Fuel Co., Bartlesville, Okla., 1919---20 and 1921- 24. At present Qan. 1925 and since 1924), geologist, Marland Oil Co. of Colo., 1020 Patterson Bldg., Denver, Colo. Master's thesis: "The Pleistocene Deposits in Part of Cicero Swamp," unpublished, 1912. War Record-com!l?-issioned 1st Lieut. of Engineers, Sept. 1918. Stationed at Camp Humphreys (Va.) Officers Tr. Sch. Transferred to 472nd Engrs., same place, and was in command of regimental detachment there tintil dis­ charge, Dec. 1918. 'Married 2 Oct. 1918, Beatrice A. Schouten (S. U. '18). Children-Arthur E., Jr., born 27 Aug. 1919. Clarice Arlene, born 8 Nov. 1920. William B., born 1 Aug. 1923; died 23 Feb. 1925. Residence, 2333 Albion St., Denver, Colo. WILLIAM FRANCIS BRAINERD (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I453). JAMES BRAKES, JR., 1916-17. B.S. in M.E. (Ohio Northern Univ.). Instructor in Experimental Engineering, College of Applied Science, 1916- 17. *GEORGE H. BRAMAN, 1922-23. Instructor in Organization and Administration of the Sunday School, School of Extension Teaching, first semester of 1922-23. Died Dec. 1925. ROY BRAVENDER, 1905-6. Lecturer on Cement and Concrete, College of Applied Science, 1905-6. WILLIAM L. BRAY, 1907-. Born 19 Sept. 1865 at Burnside, Ill. A.B. (Indiana Univ.) 1893. BK. ~8. A. M. (Lake Forest) 1894. Ph.D. (Univ. Chicago) 1898. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES III3

DEAN OF THE GRADUATE SCHOOL, Dec. 1917-. ACTING DEAN OF THE CoLLEGE OF LIBERAL ARTS, 1923-. Professor of Botany, College of Liberal Arts, 1907-. Acting Dean of the New York State College of Forestry, Syracuse Univer­ sity, 1911. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 397· SuPPLEMENT: Member Amer. Assn. Adv. Sci. (Fellow), Bot. Soc. Amer., Ecol. Soc. Amer. Has published, "The Geographical Distribution of the Frankeniaceae Con­ sidered, in Connection with Their Genetic Relationships,'' J ahr. Syst. Pflanzen­ geschichte u. Pflanzengeogr. 24:395--417, 1897; "On the Relation of the Flora of the Lower Sonoran Zone in North America to the Flora of the Arid Zones in Chili and Argentine," Bot. Gaz. 26: 121-147, 1898; "The Ecological Relations of the Vegetation of Western Texas," ibid., 32:99-217,262-291, 1901; "Destruc­ tion of Timber by the Galveston Storm," The Forester, 7:53-56, 1901; "Texas ForestsandtheProblemof Forest1fanagement for theLongleaf PineLands,'' ibid., 7:131-138, 1901; "The Tissues of Some Plants of the Sotol-Region in Texas," Bull. Torr. Bot. Club, 30:621-633, 1~03; "Forest Resources of Texas," U. S. Dept. Agric., Bur. Forestry Bull. 47, 1904; "The Timber of the Edwards Plateau in Texas," ibid., Bull. 40, 1904; "The Vegetation of the Sotol Country in Texas," Univ. Texas Bull. 6o, 1905; "Distribution and Adaptation of the Vegetation of Texas," ibid., Bull. 82, 1906; "The Mistletoe Pest in the South­ west," U.S. Dept. Agric., Bur. Plant Ind. Bull ~ 166,1908; "The Development of the Vegetation of New York State," N. Y. State Coll. Forestry, Techn. Pub. No. 3, 1915; "The History of Forest Development on an Undrained Sand Plain in the Adirondacks," N. Y. S. Coll. For. Techn. Pub. No. IJ, 1922. Marri~ (See Vol. III), Alice Weston (S. U. ex. '96). Childr~n-William W. (S. U. '22). Alice R. Floren~e (S. U. '24). Residence, 1023 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. HARRY JAY BRAYTON, 1905-7 and 1916-. Born 1 Oct. 1880 at Niagara Falls, N.Y. M.D. (Syracuse) 1903. Nl:N. AOA. Demonstrator of Anatomy, College r of Medicine, 1905-7. Clinical In­ structor in Tuberculosis, same, 1916-20. Lecturer on Tuberculosis, same, 1920-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 458. SuPPLEMENT: Second Assistant Physician, State Hospital for Incipient Tuberculosis, Ray Brook, N.Y., 1908-12. Resident Physician, Monroe Co. Sanitarium, Rochester, N. Y., 1912-15. Superintendent of the Onondaga Tuberculosis Sanatorium, 1915-25 and 1925-. Married, 25 Oct. 1906, Mabel E. Murray (S. U., cert. '04). Children-Alice Elizabeth, born 10 Aug. 1907. Harry William, born 4 Jan. 1916. Richard Stephen, born 5 Dec. 1920. Residence, Onondaga Sanatorium, R. D. 2, Syracuse, N.Y. 1114 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

*WILLIAM B. BREED,l893. B.S. (Cornell) 1880. M.D. (Syracuse) 1886. Instructor in Histology, College ofMedicine, 1893. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 349· Died 24 Oct. 1893 at New York.

ARTHU~ BACON BREESE, 1886-91 and 1906-. Born 26 March 1858 at Oneida, N.Y. M.D. (Coli. Phys. and Surgeons, N.Y.) 1881. Instructor-in Practice of Medicine, College of Medicine, 1886-87. In­ structor in Histology, 1887-88. Lecturer on Histology, 1888-91. Lecturer on Clinical Gynecology, 1906-10. Assistant Professor of same, 191Q-11. Asso­ ciate Professor of same, 1911-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 446. Physician at Syracuse. Residence, 434 James St., Syracuse, N.Y.

ROBERTO BRENES-MES~N. 192Q-. Born 6 July 1874 at San Jose,· Costa Rica. Student from San Jose at the Liceo de Costa Rica, 1889-. Graduated as State School Teacher from Liceo de Costa Rica. Graduated as State Professor from Universidad de Chile; 1900. Member of the Academia de El Salvador, San Salvador, 1909. Corresponding Member of the Spanish Royal Academy, elected in 1922. Professor of Spanish Language and Literature, Logic and Psychology, Liceo de Costa Rica, 190Q-2. Principal of San Luis Gonzaga College, Cartage, Costa Rica, 1903. Chief editor of La Prensa Libre, a daily newspaper, Costa Rica, 1904. Principal-of Liceo de Heredia, (Costa Rica), 1905-8. Under Secretary of State for Public Instruction, Costa Rica, 1909-12. Secretary of State for Public Instruction and for Foreign Affairs, Costa Rica, 1913:_14. Envoy Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of Costa Rica at Wash­ ington, 1914-15. Principal of the. main Normal School of Costa Rica, 1916. Minister of Public Instruction, Costa Rica, 1917. During 1918, worked in U. S. Bureau of Public Information. Assistant Editor of Pictorial Review, Spanish edition, 1919. Associate Professor of Spanish, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, l92Q-. Has published, "Libro de Lectura," 1905; Gramatica Hist6rica y L6gica de la Lengua Castellana," 1905; "La Voluntad en los Microorganismos," con­ tribucion a la Psicologia Comparada, (Pamphlet, 1905); "En el Silencio," (Poems, 1907); pamphlets on educational and sociological questions (1904 and 1907); "Programas de Educacion Primaraia (1908); a paper, "La Escuela Actual," Chile, 1909; "El Canto de las Horas" (On Aesthetics, 1911); "Hacia Nuevos Umbrales" (Poems, 1913); "Voces del Angelus," poems, 1916; '"'Las Escuelas Urbanas Las Escuelas Rurales," twq volumes, 1918; "Pastorales y J acintos," (Poems, 1918); lntro'duction to "Los Discurso~ del Presidente Wilson Traducidos al Castellano," Appleton; 1919; translations: Maeterlinck's "L'Oi- RECOltDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1115 seau Bleu;" "The Madman" of Khalil Gibran, 1920; "1'oi et Moi," (Paul Geraldy), 1921; "Metafisica de la Materia," 1917, "Categorias Litera.ria$," 1923, "Spanish <&rammar Review," 1924, "Spanish Composition," 1925; two articles on Spanish American Criticism in NosotT'os, Buenos Aires, "Noches Syracusanas," in el Repertorio Americano Costa Rica; Chap. XV. in Vol. V of "Outline of Christianity," to be issued 1926; in preparation, a book to be pub­ lished by Century, and a textbook for D. C. Heath and Co. Married, 1900, Ana Maria Carrillo (Graduate of Colegio Superior de Sen­ oritas, 1895). t:"hildren-Joselina, born 1901; died 1919, Edin, born 1902'. Fresia, born 1904. Dalai, born 1908. Hinin, born 1910; died 1922. Soleida, born 1912. Fla~inio, born 1914. Ana Maria, bOrn 1917. Residence,.1024 Euclid Ave., Syra,cuse, N.Y. ROBERT KEMP BREWER, 1909-. A.M. (Univ. Wisconsin). M.D. (Syracuse) 1913. Assistant in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts and College of Medicine, 1909--10. Instructor in Physiological Chemistry, College of Medicine, 1910- 14. AS$istant Professor of Chemistry, same, 1914-15. Associate Professor, same, 1915--17. Professor of Chemistry, same, 1917-. See Alumni Re~ord, Vol. III, pp. 425,and 457. Residence, 865Livlngston Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. SELDEN BREWER (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1454). ARTHUR JUDSON BREWSTER, 1919-. Born 22 Dec. 1875 in town of Salina, Onon. Co., N.Y. Student from Syra­ CU6e, N.Y., at Sy7;acuse University, 1893-4, later at Yale University. .6.KE. A.B. (Yale) l897. RepPrter .and editor, Syracuse Courier, 1897-8; City editor of Evening Telegram, Syracuse, 1899. Reporter and editor, Syracuse Post-Standard, 1899-Jan. 1911. Advertising manager, L . .c . Smith and Bros. Typewrit'b­ Co., 1 Jan. 1911-1 Jan. 1926. · Proprietor of Arthur J. Brewster Advertising Agency, 1926-. Assistant Professor of Advertising and Selling, Syracuse University, 'College of Business Administration, 1919-20. Associate Professor of same, 1920-. President of Syracuse Advertising Men's· Club, 1919-20. Has published, "Introduction to Advertising," (Co-author), A. W. Shaw Co., Chicago, 1924; "Introduction to Retail Advertising,' (Author), ibid., 1926. Married 20 June 1901, Mabel E. Benedict of Syracuse, N.Y. Residence, 121 Midland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. 1116 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

)3ELLELOUISE BREWSTER, 1908-. Studied with.AlfredBlume, Berlin; Randegger, Henschel, London. KKr: MJMus. (Syracuse) 1921. Instructor in Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, 1908-11. Associate Pro­ fl$~0~, same; 1911-17. Professor of Vocal Music, 1917-24. Professor of V.Qice, 1924-.. On leave of absence, 1925-26. See Alumni Record, Vol. jiJ, p. 47I. Residence, Syracuse N.Y.

GARLAND ARMOR BRICKER, 1916-19. Born 20 March 1881. Student from Etna, 0., at Ohio University, Athens, 1901-? Pd.B. (Lima College, 0.) 1907. M.A. (Univ. of Ill.) 1910. Assistant in Agricultural Education, Ohio College of Agriculture, Coly.m­ bus·, 0., 191Q-11. Assistant Professor of Agricultural Education, Ohio State University, Columbus, 1911-16. Professor of Agricultural Teaching, Syracuse University, College of Agri­ culture, Feb. 1916-19. Director of Rural Extension Service, same, 1918-19. Editor of The Rural Educator, 1912-? Author of the following books, "The Teaching of Agricultu~e in the High School," Macmillan, 1911; "Solving the Country Church Problem," Meth. Book Concern, -1913; "Agricultural Education for Teachers," Amer. Book Co., 1914; of pamphlets: "Suggestions for Organizing a High School Course in Agriculture," The Agr. Coli. Ext. Bull, 0. State Univ., Sept. 1910·; "Agricultural Words," 0. Assoc. fot Adv. of Agr. Education, 1912; "The Scioto Corn Club," ibid, 1912; "The Walking Plow," 1913. Has published also numerous magazine articles in The Rural Educator, Education (Boston), Educational Review (N. Y.), School Review (Chicago), Journal of Educational Psychology (Baltimore), Ohio Educational Monthly (Columbus), and Ohio Teacher (Athens). Married, 1909, Mabel McGlelland of McArthur, 0 . KARETA M. BRIGGS, 192Q-25. )3om 1893 at Watertown, N . Y._ Stude~t from Gouverneur, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1913-17. IIB. lAM. HIIY. B .Mus. 1917. Received Post-Graduate Scholarship in Vocal Music at graduation. Student, Syracuse University, 1917-18. Teacher of Piano and Vocal at Drew Seminary, Carmel, N.Y., 1918-20. Studied voice with Florence Hinkle Witherspoon, 1919-20. Instructor in Voice, Syracuse University, Teachers College, 192Q-25. Teacher of music in the high school and public schools of Stratford', Conn., 1925-. Residence, Stratford, Conn.

C~RLES LEWIS BRIGHTMAN, 1916-. Born 20 Dec. 1883 at Providence, R. I. Student from Fall River, Mass., at Brown University, l905-9. AXA. Ph.B. (Brown) 1909. A.M. (Ibid.) 1909. BK. ~.:E. P)l..D. (Clark Univ.) 1915. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1117

~ssistant in Physic's, Wesleyan University, 1909-J.O. Instructor in Physics, Mount' Holyoke College, 1910-13. Fellow in Physics, Clark University, 1913-15. Instructor in Physics, DePauw University, 1915-16. Instructor in Physics, Syracuse University, 1916-18. Assistant Professor of Physics, same, 1918-20. · Associate Professor of Physics, same, 1920-. Married 31 Aug. 1910, Charlotte M. Clarkson of Fall River, Mass. Children-Edwin, born 23 Oct. 1911. Charlotte Preston, born 10 Dec. 1915. Anna, born 11 June 1921. Residence, 852 Ackerman Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. FLORIS EVERETT BRIMMER (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I454). LOUIS F. D. BRIOIS, Summer Session, I9I2. Instructor in French, Syracuse University, Summer Session of 1912. LEVERETT D. BRISTOL, 1907-8 and 1912-14. Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology, College of Medicine, 1907'-8. Assistant Professor of Bacteriology, same, 1912-13. Associate Professor of Bacteriology and Director of the Bacteriological Laboratory, same, 1913-14. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 455 · *HORACE WILLIAM BRITCHER, 1898-1901. B.C.E. (Syracuse) 1889. Instructor in Embryology, College of Medicine, 1898-1901. See Alumni Record, Vol . III, p. 350. Died 30 April1903 at Syracuse, N.Y. GEORGE SIDNEY BRITTEN, 1903-16 and 1919-. Born 18 Nov. 18(4 at Coalburgh, 0. M.D. (Syracuse) 1900. AKK. Demonstrator of Anatomy, College of Medicine, 1903-6. Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology and Otology, 1906-16. Assistant Professor of Oto­ Laryngology, College of Medicine, 1919-21. Associate Professor of same, 1921-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 454· Residence, 807 Walnut Ave., Syracuse, N . Y.

GEORGE BIRNEY BROAD, 1897-. Bo,rn 3 Dec. 1871 at Onondaga Hill, N.Y. M.D. (Syracuse) 1896. ~N . F.A.C.S. Demonstrator of Anatomy, College 'of Medicine, 1897-98. Instructor in Pathology, 1898-1900. Instructor in Pathology and Bacteriology, 1900-2. Instructor in Clinical Gynecology, 1902-6. Lecturer on Clinical Gynecol­ ogy, 1906-9. Associate Professor of Clinical Gynecology and Operative Surgery, 1909-11. Professor of Clinical Gynecology, 1911-20. Professor of Gyne­ cology, 1920-. III8 ADMINISTRATION AND' INSTRUCTION

Associate Director of the Anatomical Laboratory, College of Medicine, 1912-14. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 445· SUPPLEMENT: Physician at Syracuse. Married 5 May 1904, Sarah French Gowing (See Non-graduates) of Syra­ cuse, N.Y. Children-George Gowing, born 1 June 1906. William Lawrence, born 22 Dec. 1907. Henry Sawyer, born 7 Nov. 1916. Residence, 815 Comstock Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

ALBERT L. BROCKWAY, 1895-97. Professor of Architecture, College of Fine Arts, 1895-97.

D. HAROLD T. BROOKS, 1919-'-20. Born 5 May 1890 at Galway, N.Y. Student from Ballston Spa., N.Y., at Epworth Univ., Oklahoma City, 1907-8; Middlebury College, 1908-9; Al­ bany Business College, 1911-12; Syracuse University, 1912-15. B.S.A. (Syracuse) 1915. Manager of Hillbrook Farms, Owasco, N.Y., Sept. 19i4 (?) to Jan. 1916. Supervisor of A.R.O., tests, Cornell University, Jan.-June 1916. Herdsman, Antrim Farms, Camillus, N. Y., Sept.-Nov. 1916. Supervisor of ;A.R.O., tests, Cornell University, Nov. 1916-April 1917. Manager of Country Life Farms, West Winfield, N._Y., April1917-Jan.1919. Instructor il:l Anin;tal and-Poultry Husbandry, Syracuse University, College of Agriculture, Jan. 1919-'-20. Assistant Professor of Dairy Husbandry, same, June-Nov. 1920. Teacher of Vocational Agriculture, High School, Avon, N.Y., Nov. 192~ 23. Head of animal and dairy husbandry department, State School of Hus­ bandry, Morrisville, N. Y., 1923-25 and 1925-. Married 4 Sept. 1920, Mary E. Howells (Columbia ex '20) of West Win­ field, N.Y. Residencl), Morrisville, N. Y.

*FRANK BYRON BROOKS, 1888-97. M.D. (Syracuse) 1881. Instructor in Physiology, College of Medicine, 1888-9'3. Lecturer on same, 1893-7. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 344· l)ied 26 Dec. 1913 at Syracuse, N.Y.

*JAMES BYRON BROOKS. Born 27 June 1839 at Rockingham, Vt. A.B. (Dartmouth) 1869. 'I'T. ~BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1886. LL.B. (Albany Law School) 1871. D.C.L. (Syra­ cuse) 1895. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF LAW, 1895-19H. Instructor in RECORDS OF MEMBEllS OF THE FACULTIES 1119 the College of Law, 1895-99. Professor, .same, 1899-1914. Trustee of Syracuse University, 1885-1914. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 473· Died 17 Junel914 at Syracuse, N.Y. DEWITT BROUGHAM, 1921-. Bo:in 29 Feb. 1892 at Rensselaer, N.Y. Student from Rensselaer, at Syra­ cuse University, 1909-17. :ra:. B.S.1914. AKK. · M.D. 1917. Interne, Albany City Hospital, Albany, N.Y., 1917-? Physician at Syrl!.- cuse, N.Y. Instructor in Clinical Pediatrics, College of Medicine, 1921-. Married 31 May 1919, Mildred I. Mould (Vassar '14) of Rensselaer, N.Y. Child-Ellizabeth Jane, born 26 April1920. Residence, 610 Park Ave., Syracuse, N.Y.

.j\DRIAN ABBOTT BROWN, 1914-18. Born 21 Feb. 1890 at Waterloo, Wis. Student f~om Waterloo at the Univer­ sity of Wisconsin. Acacia. B.S. (Agr.) .(Univ.ofWisconsin) 1912. Instructor in Poultry Husbandry, Mass. Agr. College, 1912-14. Instructor in Poultry and Animal Husbandry, Syracuse University, College of Agriculture, 1914-15. Assistant Professor of same, 1915-16. Professor of Poultry Husbandry, 1916-18. Married 5 Aug. 1914, Ethel L. Price of Lake Geneva, Wis. Child-Clifford Roscoe, born 22 May 1915. DOROTHY COLLINS BROWN (See Assistants, p. 1454).

FREDERICK A. BROWN, 1921-24. Born 29 Nov. 1872 at Granville, N.Y. Student from Granville, at Syracuse University, 1898-1900. LL.B. 1900. Lawyer at Syracuse, N.Y., since 1900. At present (March 1926), member of firm of Brown and Groves, 928 University Blk. Instructor in Suretyship, Syracuse University, College of Law, 1921-24. On leave of absence, 1924-25. Married 28 July 1910, Ida May Isbel of Warner, N.Y. Residence, 124 Cayuga St., Syracuse, N.Y. HAROLD F . BROWN, 1922-23. A.B. (Amherst). Instructor in EngliSh, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1922-2;3.

HAROLD HIRAM BROWN, 1909-11. A.B. (Syracuse) 1009. ~.:E. A.M. (Ibid.) 1910. Ph.D. (Univ. Minnesota) 1914. Graduate student and Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1909-11. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 414. Jl20 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

SUPPLEMENT: Graduate student and Instructor in Chemistry, University of Minnesota, 1911-13. Chemist, Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co., Creighton, Pa., 1913. Organic and Physical Chemist, Bureau of Chemistry, U.S. Dept. Agri., Washington, D. C., in charge of chemical investigations of causes and means of prevention of dust explosions, Feb. 1914-May 1920. Chemist, Pejepscot Paper Co., Brunswick, Me., June 19ro-=.. Later (June, 1924) Chemical Engineer, for Hollingsworth and Vose Co., E. Walpole, Mass. Married 16 Sept. 1916,· Bertha C. Siggins (S. U. '11), who died 21 Jan. 1920. Residence (June, 1924), 'Z7 Florence Ave., Norwood, Mass. HARRY PHILIP BROWN, 1914-. Born 1887 at West Winfield, N. Y. Student from Herkimer, N. Y., at Cornell University, 1905--9. A.B. 1909. A.M. (Ii,-id.) 1910. ~8. Ph.D. (Ibid.) 1914. AS~. K (Syracuse) 1921. Scholar in Botany, Cornell University, 1909-10. Xylotomist, Forest Service, Washington, D. C., July 1910-Sept. 1911. Instructor in Dendrology and Wood Technology, Cornell University, 1911-14. Assistant Professor of Forest Botany, Syracuse University, N. Y. State College of Forestry, 1914-17. Professor of Dendrology, same, 1917-19. Professor of Wood Technology, same, 1919-. On leav.e from the College of Forestry, 1922, 1923, to be Wood Technologist, Forest Research Institute, Dehra Dun, India. Has published, articles on "Growth Studies in Forest Trees," Bot. Gas., 1912 and 1915; "A Timber Rot Accompanying Hymenochaete rubiginosa (Schrad)," Liv. Mycologia, 1915; "Pith-r.ay Flecks in Wood," For. Ser. Cir.2IJ, 1913; a book, "Trees of New York, Native and Naturalized," Tech. Pub. No. IS, N. Y. S. Coli. For., 1922; "An Elementary Manual of Indian Wood Technology," Government of India Publication, 1925. Married (1) 7 Sept. 1915, Mildred L. Murphy of Phoenix, N.Y., who died 25 Jan. 1919; (2) 16 Aug. 1921, Helen Kniskern (S. U. '20). Children-Randall Macey, born 26 Dec. 1918; died 5 Jan. 1920. Philip Monroe, born 21 July 1922 at Mussoorie, India. Margaret Louise, born 13 July 1925. Residence, 130 Buckingham Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. *JOH.l\T JACKSON BROWN, 1871-91 A.M. (Genesee) 1860. A.M., ad eundem (Syracuse) 1874. LL.D. (Mc­ Kendree College) 1879. Professor of Physics and Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1871-89. Emeritus Professor of same, 1889-91. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 302. Died 15 Aug. 1891 at Syracuse, N.Y.

JOSEPH N. ~ROWN, Jr., 1925--. A.B. (Boston) 1923. A.M. (Harvard) 1924. Student, on Exchange Scholar­ ship, at Universite de Lyon, France, 1924-5. RECORDS OF MEMBERS -OF THE FACULTIES U21

Instructor in French, College of Liberal Arts, 1925-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. KENNETH G. BR0WN (See Assistants in Instruction, p. 1454). LEONARD STANLEY BROWN, 1925-. A.B. (Cotner Coll., Nebraska) 1924. A.M. (Univ. of Nebraska) 1925. Instructor in English, College of Liberal Arts, 1925-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. MORTIMER G. BROWN, 1915-. Born 2 July 1884 at North Norwich, N. Y. M.D. (Syracuse) 1908. AKK. Instructor in Laryngology, Rhinology and Otology, College of Medicine, 1915-20. Instructor in Oto-Laryngology, 1920-25. Assistant Professor of Oto-Larynglogy, 1925-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. I259· SUPPLEMENT: Physician at Syracuse. Member Medical Advisory Board No. 36, 1918-19. Member Examining Board, Air Service Medical, 1917-19. Captain, Medical Officers Reserve Corps. Member Amer. Med. Assoc., Syracuse, Acad. Med., Onon. Med. Soc., N. Y. Med. Soc., Amer. Acad .. of Opthalmology and Oto-Laryngology, etc. Married, 1912, Ina Preston of Adams, N.Y. Children-Dorothy Jane, born 26 Feb. 1915. Eleanor Preston, born 10 May 1916. Residence, 834 Westcott St., Syracuse, N.Y.

NELSON COURTLANDT BROWN, 1912-. Born 1 March 1885 at South Orange, N.J. Student from South Orange, at Yale University, 1902-6. Robin Hood. A.B. (Yale) 1906. M.F. (Ibid.) 1908. ~8 and cf>Kcf>, Syracuse. In Forest Service, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, principally in Montana, Idaho, Washington and Florida, 1908-11. Assistant Professor of Forestry, Iowa State College, 1911-12. Assistant Professor of Forest Utilization, Syracuse University, N.Y. State College of Forestry, 1912-14. Professor of Forest Utilization, same, 1914-. Spent summer of 1913 studying European forestry, principally in Germany, Switzerland and France. Civilian engineer with A. E. F. in France and Spain, 1918. U.S. Trade Commissioner in Europe, 1917-19. Special adviser to Czecho-Slovakia Republic, 1919-20. Manager of timber busit:tess in New York City, 1919-21. Co-author of "Elements of Forestry," 1914. Author of "Forest Products, Their Manufacture and Use," 1919; "The American Timber Industry," 1923; aiso of. about sixty professional and popular articles on forestry and the lumber industry. Marri~d 23 Aug. 1911, Alice Virginia Baker of Milford, Pa. Residence, 122 Dorset Rd., Syracuse, N.Y. Af)MINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

OSCAR J. BROWN (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I45S}. PERCY BROWN, Feb.1926-. Lecturer in Industrial Engineering, College of Applied Science, Feb. 1926-. Manager of Corona Typewriter Co., Groton, N.Y. Address, Groton, N.Y. WILLIAM E. BROWN {See Assistants in Instruction, p. I455). GEORGE FRANCIS BROWNING, Jan. 1911-18. B.M.E. (Univ. Kentucky). Instructor in Kinematics, College of Applied Science, Jan. 1911-14. Assist­ ant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, sarp.e, Jan. 1914-18. ESTHER M. BRUNDAGE (See Assistants'in Instruction, p. I455).

*ROGER FREDERIC BRUNEL, 1907-12. A.B. (Colby) 1903. .6.KE. Ph.D. (Johns Hopkins) 1906. Instructor in Chemistry, College of Liberal Arts, 1907-9. Assistant Profes­ sor of Chemistry, 1909-12. ,See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p . .408. Died December 1924. Had been head of the department of Chemistry at Bryn Mawr College. EVA M. BRYAN (See Assistants, p. I455). JAMES BRYAN Member of Geneva Medical College Faculty. Set Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. I6JJ.

LESLIE AULLS BRYAN, 1923-24 and 1925-. Born 23 Feb. 1900 at Bath, N. Y. Student froin Bath, at Syracuse Uni­ versity, 1920--24. Zl¥. AKl¥. B.S.Bus. 1923. M.S.Bus. (Ibid.) 1924. Assistant in Transportation, Syracuse University, College of Business Administration, 1923-24. Professor of Business Administration, Southwestern College, Winfield, Kans., 1924-25. Instructor in Transportation, Syracuse University, College of Business Administration, 1925-. Coach of Freshman Track and Cross Cotlntry, Syracuse University. War Record-Lieut., Inf., A. E. F., twenty-seven months' service. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. FRANK NEWTON BRYANT, 1920-. Born 1881 at Lake View, Pa. Student from Binghamton, N. Y., at Tri­ State College, and University of Wisconsin, 1905-9. :EE. C.E. (Ohio Northern) 1909. M.S. (Washington State) 1913. TIME Br:E. K. RECORDS OF M·EMBERS OF THE FACULTIES IU3

Instructor; High School, Pullman, Wash., 1910. Principal of same, 1911-12. Instructor in Mathematics, Washington State College, 1913-19. Assistant Professor, same, 19,19-20. Assistant Professor of Business Mathematics, Syracuse University, College of Business Adni.inistration, 1920-21. Associate PrOfessor of same, 1921-22. Professor of same, 1922-. Professor of Field Engineering; Washington State College Unit, S. A. T. C., 1917. Married, 1910, Leone. E . Hedloff (Washington State '20). Residence, 906 Maryland Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. HAROLD BLAINE BRYSON, 1922-24 Born 9 Jan. 1896 at Carlisle, Ky. St~dent frQID Carlisle, atTransylvania University, Lexington, Ky., 1914-17. KA. Student, Columbia Univ. Summer School, 1919-20. Has been concert singer; teacher of singing in Converse College, Spartan­ burg, S. C.; private teacher, New York City; teacher in Brooklyn Conserva­ tory of Music. Instructor in Vocal Music,Syracuse University, College ofFineArls, 1922-24. War Record-Sergeant, Camp Zachary Taylor, 1918-19. Permanent address, Carlisle, Ky. *EDGAR MORSE BUELL, 1881-83. B.Ar. (Syracuse) 1880. Instructor in Architectural Drafting, College of Fine Arts, 1881-83. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 363. Died 20:Feb. 1895 at Syracuse, N. Y. HAROLD DOUGLASS BUELL, 1912-. Born 13 Jtlly 1885.at Earlville, N. Y. Student from Earlville, at Colgate UniverSity, 1906--10. B.S. M.S. (Syracuse) 1920. ~8. Graduate student and Assistant in Chemistry, Princeton University, 1910- 11. Teacher of science, Cascadilla Preparatory School, Ithaca, N.Y., 1911-12. Instructor i.n Chemistry, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1912-24. Assistant Professor ~ of Chemistry, same, 1924-. Member Amer. Chern. Soc., Amer. Assoc. of Univ. Professors. Has published two articles on "The Preparation and Properties of the Rarer Alkali Bromates-cesium and Rubidium," Jour. Amer. Chem. Soc., an article on "A New Qualitative Test for Uranium," Ind. and Eng. Chemistry. Married, 25 June 1913, H. Marie Billings of Earlville, N. Y. Child-Ellio1:t Lyndon, born 5 Nov. 1916. Residence, 314 Euclid Ave., Syracuse, N.Y. JOHN JOSEPH BUETTNER,_1911-. Born 11 July 1874 at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse University, 1892-6. AKK. M.D. 1896. Grad1.1.ate student, Berlin, Vienna and London,, 1896--7. Physician, in II24 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

general practice at Syracuse, 1897-1916. Since 1916, practice has been limited to anaesthesia. Instructor in Anaesthesia, Syracuse University, College of Medicine, 1911-17. Assistant ProfeSsor of same, 1917-18. Associate Professor of same, 1918-. Has been anaesthetist and pharmacist to Women'sand Children's Hospital; anaesthetist to St. Joseph's Hospital; Syracuse Free· Dispensary; Consulting Anaesthetist to University Hospital; Gynecologist to Dispensary, Women's and Children's Hospital and Syracuse Memorial Hospital. War record-Captain, Medical Corps, Camp Greenleaf. Author of several articles on anaesthesia in A mer. Jour. of Surgery (N.Y.), State Medical iour., etc. Married (1) 10 Oct. 1899, Mary M. Staunton· of Syracuse, who died 26 Oct. 1916; (2) 3 April1918, Sarah M. Gahagan of New York City. Children-Jane J., born 26 Nov. 1900 (S. U. '23) Mary A., born i3 Nov. 1902 (S. U. '24) Elizabeth, born 9 Aug. 1907 (See Non-Graduates) John J., born 24 March 1912. Residence, 106 Strathmore Dr., Syracuse, N. Y.

GRACE SILVER BULL, 1919-. Born 21 Dec. 1885 at Canastota, N.Y. Student from Canastota at Syracuse Uni'(ersity, 1913-16. IIB. ZH. B. 0. E. 1916. A.M. (Ibid.) 1924. Teacher, High School, Johnstown, N.Y., 1916-19. Instructor. in Oral English, Syracu!ie University, School of Public Speech and Dramatic Art, 1919-22. Assistant Professor of Oral English, 1922-25. Associate Professor of Oral English, 1925-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

WARREN GARDNER BULLARD, 1900-. A.B. (Brown Univ.) 1892. BK. l::S. Ph.D. (Clark) 1896. IIME. . Instructor in Mathematics, College of Liberal Arts, 1900-1. Associate Professor of Mathematics, 1901-9. Professor of Matllematics, 1909-. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 399· SuPPLEMENT: Publication omitted in Vol. III: "Selected Chapters in Algebra," with Prof. E. D. Roe, Syracuse, 1903. Married 28 August 1912, Edith M. Eastman (S. U. '11). Child----.Cardner Eastman, born 23 Dec. 1914. Residence, 117 Redfield Pl., Syracuse, N.Y.

WARREN BENEDICT BULLOCK, 1919- Jan. 1921. Born 19 Sept. 1875 at Union Grove, Wis. Student from So. Milwaukee, Wis., at Lawrence College, Appleton, 1895-99. A.B. Successively, Reporter, .state editor, telegraph editor, and city editor of -Milwaukee (Wis.) Sentinel, 1900-1 July 1908. President of Bullock News RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1125

Bureau, 1908-19. Also, during this latter period, publicity manager for National Lumber Association and other associations. Professor of Fore~t Extension, Syracuse University, N.Y. State College of Forestry, July 1919-Jan. 1920. Director of Forest Extension, same, Jan. 1920--Jan. 1921. Left Syracuse, 1 Jan. 1921, to become Secretary of National Forestry Program Committee. On 1 April1921, made director of information service of American Paper and Pulp Association. War record-Entered R. 0. T. C., Fort Sheridan, Ill., May 1917. Com­ miEsioned2nd Lieut., Aug.1917; later, 1st Lieut., Q. M. C. Was Transporta­ tion officer, Camp Custer, to Nov. 1917; transferred to transportation depart: ment, Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla., as assistant camp quartermaster; promoted to 1st Lieut. and made motor transport school senior instructor, Camp Johnston, Jacksonville, Fla. Discharged, 26 Nov. 1918, (?)as Captain, Motor Transport Corps. As professional magazine and newspaper special article writer, has pJtblished a great deal of material. Married, 1901, Irene Whitman (Lawrence Coli. '99) of Appleton, Wis. Children-Harold, born 1902 (?); died 1909. Warren Paul, born 26 April1906. Catharine, born 21 March 1908. Jean, born 1913 (?);died 1916. Address (1921), c /o Amer. Paper and Pulp Assoc., 18 E. 41st St., New York City. PHILIP EDWARD BUNKER, 1921-25. B.B.A. (Boston Univ.) 1920. M.C.S. (Research Univ.) 1921. Assistant Professor of Accounting, College of Business Administration, 1921-25. EARL G. BURCH, 1895--96. B.S. (Syracuse) 1891. Ben. M.S. (Ibid.) 1896. Instructor in Zoology, College of Liberal Arts, 1895-ll6. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 318. At present, Principal of High School, Dryden, N.Y. Residence, Dryden, N.Y. *HERBERT MORSE BURCHARD, 1899-1911. Born 16 July 1869 at Hamilton, N.Y. A.B. (Colgate) 1891. ~KE. ci>BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1894. Ph.D. (Univ. Chicago) 1900. Instructor in Greek, College of Liberal Arts, 1899-1900. Associate Pro­ fessor of same, 1900--1. Professor of Greek, 1901-11. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 392: Died 21 August 1911. *EDWARD H. BURDICK, 1895--1902. B.S. (Hobart) 1870. A~. Instructor in Contracts and Domestic Relations, College of Law,1895-99. Professor of Law, 1899-1902: See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 373- Died at Syracuse, N.Y. 1126 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

ETHAN LEE BURDICK (See Assistants, p. I456). HARRY ETHAN BURDICK, 1921-. Born 5 August 1878 at Mexico, N. Y. Student from Mexico, at Syracuse University, 1902--6. AKK. M.D. 1906. AnA. Interne, Hospital of Good Shepherd, Syracuse, N.Y., Jan. 1906-Apr. 1007. Physician at Montezuma, N. ;Y., Apr. 1907-16; at Syracuse, 1916-. Instructor in Surgery, Syracuse University College of 1\fedicine, 1921-. Assistant Surgeon, University Hospital of Good Shepherd, 1916-23. Asso- ciate Attending Surgeon, same, since 1923. Married 2 July 1907, Beatrice Wade of Syracu~?e, N. Y.; who died 1916. Child-Mita Mae, born 16 June 1916. Residence, 1638 S. Salina St., Syracuse, N.Y. CHARLES EGBERT BURN:f:IAM, 1919-21. Born 27 March 1867 at Littleton, N. H. Choirmaster and Director of Music at Princeton University, 1901-18. Professor of Vocal Music, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts, 1919-21. Spent one year in France withY. M. C. A., during the World War. MAUDE CODY BURNHAM (See Maude-P. Cody) ELIZABETH ELLEN BURNS, 1922-25. Born 6 Augllst 1900 at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse, ~t Syracuse University, 1917-20 and 1921-22. A.B. 1922. A.M. (Ibid.) 19~5. Laboratory technician, ·Hospital· of the Good Shepher-d, ·Syracuse, N. Y ., J\me 1920-Sept. 192L Same, Toledo Hospital, Toledo, 0., June 1922-8ept. 1922. Instructor in Bacteriology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1922-:-25. Bacteriologist at University Hospital, and Instructor in Clinical Micros­ copy, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, Mich., 1925-. Residence, Ann Arbor, Mich. (Permanent, 236 W. Kennedy St., Syracuse, N.Y.). RAYMOND BURNS, 1917-. Born 2 Jan. 1886 at Syracuse, N.Y. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse University, 1903-7. AKK. M.D. 1907. Physician at Syracuse, N.Y. Instructor in Clinical Obstetrics, Syracuse University, College of Medicine, 1917-19. Assistant Professor of same, 1919-. Married 15 June 1911, Louise McDowell of Syracuse, N.Y. Residence, 210 Hawley Ave., Syracuse, N. Y.

ROBERT BURNS, 1899-1907 and 1911-., Born 5 Oct. 1872 at Syracuse, N. Y. M.D. (Syracuse) 1897. Nl:N. Demonstrator of Anatomy, College of Medicil'le, 1899-1903. Instructor in Anatomy, 1903--{). Lecturer on Anatomy, 1906-7. Instructor in Clinical RECORDS' OF MEJr[BERS OF THE FACULTIES 1127

'Surgery, 1911-17. Assistant Professor of same, 1917-18. Associate Professor of same, 1918--20. Associate Professor of Surgery, 1920-. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 450. Physician at Syracuse, Residence, 304 Stratford St., Syracuse, N. Y.

DANIEL SWIFT BURR M.D. (Geneva Medical College) 1868. Member Geneva Medical COllege Eaculty. See Alumni Record, Vol. III,. pp. 1654 and 1717.

GEORGE BURR. Member Geneva Medical College Faculty. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 1653.

CHARLES FLOYD BURROWS, 1911-.

M.D. (~yracuse) 1897. AKK. Instructor in Contagious Diseases, College of Medicine, 1911-12. Instructor in Hygiene and Preventive Medicine, 1912-15. Instructor in Hygiene and Sanitation, 1915-. See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 893. SUPPLEMENT: Physician at Syracuse. Physician in charge of the City Hospital, since 1897. Member Syracuse Acad. Medicine, Onon. Co. Med. Soc., N. Y. State Med. Soc., A. M.A., etc. Married, (See Vol. Ill}, (1) 12 Dec. 1905, Mabel Woodhull of Syracuse; (2), 28 Jurie 1921, Gladys Keams (S. U., Cert. '18) of Syracltse. Residence, 1001 E. Genesee St., Syracuse, N.Y.

*JOHN OTIS BURT, 1872-79. A.B. , (Harvard) 1858. M.D. (College of Physicians and Surgeon&, Colum­ bia) 1864._ Adjunct Professor of Materia Medica, College of Medicine, 1872-74. Pro­ fessor of Diseases of Children, Dermatology and Medical Chemistry, 1874-79. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 337· Died 21 Aprill894.

CURTIS CLARK BUSHNELL, 1900-. Born 10 Aug. 1870 at New Haven, Conn. A.B. (Yale) 1891. BK. Ph.D. (Yale) 1895. Instructor in Latin, College of Liberal Arts, 1900-3. Assistant Professor of Latin, 1903-5. Associate Professor of Latin, 1905-8. Professor of Classics, 1908--. See Alumni ,Record, Vol. Ill, p. 398. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. 1128 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

FLORENCE HIGGINS (MRS. HAROLD L. BUTLER), 1907-15. B.S. (Valparaiso Univ.) 1891. LL.B. (Ibid.) · 1898. A.M. (Ibid). 1903. Cert. Vocal Music (Ibid.) 1897. Graduated in Elocution, 1889. Associate Professor of Rhetoric and Public Speaking, College of Liberal Arts, 1907-15i same, School of Oratory, 1913-15. See Alumni Record, Vol . III, p. 404. Residence, 412 University Pl., Syracuse, N.Y.

HAROLD LANCASTER BUTLER, 1904-{), 1907-15 and 1923-. Born 18 June 1874 at Silver City, Idaho. A.B. (Valparaiso Univ.) 1895. LL.B. -(Ibid.) 1897. Professor of Vocal Music, Syracuse University, College of Fine Arts, 1904-{) and 1907-15. DEAN OF THE COLLEGE OF FINE ARTS AND PRQFESSOR OF VOCAL MUSIC, SYRACUSE UNIVERSITY, 1923-. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 463 . Omitted from Vol. III: Student from Hailey, Ido., at Portland University, 1891-93; at Valparaiso University, 1893-95. SuPPLEMENT: • Dean of the School of Fine Arts, , 1915-23. - Returned to Syracuse University, 1923. President of Kan~as State Music Teachers Association, 1917-18. President of National Association of Presidents, 1921-23. Chairman of Stand;1rdization Committee,· Music Teacher Nat'l Assn., 1922. Member of Ameripan Acad. of Teachers of Singing, 1922. Vice-President of Kansas State Music Teachers Assn., 1922-23. Vice-President of National Assn. of Schools of Music, 1925-26. President of Syracuse Chapter of Phi Kappa Phi, 1926. President of National Music Teachers Assn., 1926. Has published many articles for musical. magazines. Residence, 412 University Place, Syracuse, N.Y.

WAYNE EDGAR BUTTERBAUGH, 1921-23. Born 28 May 1892 at Merrillan, Wis. Student from Spokane, Wash., at University of Wisconsin, 1911-13; at University of Pennsylvania (Wharton School), 1913-15. ~AE. B.S. in Econ. (Univ. of Penn.) 1915. M.S. in Bus. (Syracuse) 1923. After graduation, with the following Pacific Coast railroads: Nor. Pac. Ry., 0. W. R. R. and N. Co., S. Pac. Co., Illinois Central Ry., Pere Marquette R: R. Also, assistant traffic manager for Skinner and Eddy, shipbuilding corporation; secretary to traffic manager, U.S. Shipping Board, Washington, D. C., May, i917; Lecturer in Transportation, University of Washington, Seattle, 1919-21; engaged in freight forwarding and Customs House brokerage in Seattle. Associate Professor of Transportation, Syracuse University, College of Business Administration, 1921-24. On leave of absence, 1923-24. War record-Transport Embarkation officer, 28 Aug. 1917 to 28 June 1919. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTI~S

1st Lieut., Adj. Gen. Dept., U.S. Army; stationed at War Bldg., Washington, D. C., New York City, Camp Merritt, N.J., and'Camp Upton, N.Y. Has published, flo review of the business book, ''Principles of Railroad Transportation" by Johnson and Van Metre, in Administration, May, 1922. Married 17 August 1921, Katherine Lillian Jackson (Univ. of Minn.). CARL ROLLINSON BYE, 1922-. Born 14 Dec. 1900 at Dexter, N.Y. Student from Marcellus Falls, N.Y.• at Syracuse University, 1918-22. A.B. 1922. A.M. (Ibid.) 1924. AKE. liME. XH~. BK. K~. To receive A.M. (Tufts) 1926. Teaching Fellow in Economics, Syracuse University, 1922-23. Instructor ·in Economics, 1923-. On leave of absence, 192.5-"26. Teaching Fellow in Economies, Tufts College, 1925-26. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

CHARLES. KIRKLAND CABEEN (See Assistants in Instruction, p. I456). *CHARLES WILLIAM CABEEN, 189&-1925. Born 30 Jan. 1859 at Kalamazoo, Mich. B.S. (Univ. Wisconsin) 1882, with special honor in German. M.L. (Ibid.) 1883. BK. A.M. (Harvard) 1892. Docteur de l'Universite, Grenoble, France, 1904. Professor of the French Language and Literature, College of Liberal Arts, 189&-7. Professor of the ,Romance Languages and Literatures, 1897-1920. Professor of Romance Languages, same, 1920--25. (On leave of absence, March 1903-8ept. 1904, for graduate work at University of Grenoble, France). See Alumni Record, Vol. Ill, p. 386. The following statement of record prior to 1891 not received for Vol. III: Principal of High School, New London, Wis., Sept. 1882-Jan. 1883. ,In­ structor in natural sc~nce, State Normal School, Wbitewater, Wis., Jan.-June 1883. Principal, High School, Baraboo, Wis., 1883-86. Principal of High School, West De Pere, Wis., 1886-87; sarne, Neenah, Wis., 1887-91. Published (See Vol. T(I), annotated editions of Bazin's "Les Oberle" 1906, and Voltaire's "Zaire," about 1909. Died 15 June 1925 at Syracuse, N.Y. DAVID CLARK CABEEN, Summer Session, I9I9· Born 24}une 1886 at Baraboo, Wk Student from Syracuse at Syracuse University, 1904-8. I'~. A.B. 1908. A.M. (Cornell) 1919. Ph.D. (Univ. of Pennsylvania) Feb. 1923. Teacher of French, High School, Geneva, N . Y., 1909-10. Traveling sales­ man for Allyn & Bacon, 1910-? Instructor in French, Dartmouth College, 191&-16; same, Cornell University, 1916--17. In the army, 1917-19. In­ structor in French, University of Pennsylvania, 1919--23. Assistant Professor of French, Williams College, 1923-25. Professor of Romanic Languages, and head of the deP.artmetit, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn., 192&-. Instructor in French, Syracuse University, Summer Session of 1919. 1130 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

War record~ommissoned 2nd Lieut., Adjutant General's Dept., from Madison B~cks Tr. Camp, Aug. 1917. Served in France, Oct. 1917- June 1918; in Italy, June 1918-Nov. 1918. Author of "Shaw's Joan of Arc and That of. Anatole France," a paper read before Modem Language Assn., 1924; "Etienne Medicis," read before same, 1925. Address, Vanderbilt University, Nashville, Tenn. (Son of Prof. C. W. Cabeen). *WILLIAM G. CADY, 1909-'-15. Instructor in Suretyship, Syracuse University, College of Law, 1909-'-15. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 479. Judge of the Municipal Courl of the City of Syracuse, 1893-1914.. Elected County Judge, November, 1911. Died 17 July 1917 at Syracuse, N. Y; SAMUEL CAHAN, Feb. 1925-. Born 20 Dec, 1896 at Homel, Russia. Student from Syracuse, at Syracuse, University, 1920-24. B.S. in Jour. 1924. Newspaper writer, 1924. Instructor in JournaliSlJl, College of Business Admin~stration, Feb, 1925-. War record-Enlisted with regular army, Jan.1918. Served at Fort Leaven- worth, Kan.; with A. E. F. in France; Army of Occupation in Germany. Discharged Oct~ 1919. Rank, Private, Corporal and Sergeant. Charter member o~ Sigma Delta Chi. Has published War Department Reports on "Conditions in Germany.'' Residence, Syracuse, N. Y. MURRAY A. CAIN, 1911-. Born 22 March 1883 at Galesburg, Kans. Student from Niagara Falls, N. Y.,' at Syracuse Univer~ity, 1903-10. Z'l". Ph.B. 1907. mN. M.D. 1910. Interne at Women's and Childfen's Hospital, Syracuse, 1 July 1910-? Physician at Syracuse, N.Y. I~structor in Physiology, Syracuse University, College of Medicine,1911-12. Instructor in Clinical Surgery, same, 1912-.

War record-In active service, 10 1 Dec. 1917-23 April 1919. Entered Medical Corps as 1st Lieut.; later promoted to Captain, M. C. Overseas, 26 Feb. 1918-20 Apr. 1919. Married 23 June 1~14, Jessie M. Carpenter (S. U. '07). Residence, 320 Onondaga Ave., Syracuse, N., Y .. DOMINGO CAINO (See Assistants, p. I456). CLARIBEL CALKINS, 1920-. Born at Pulaski, N.Y. Student from Pulaski, at Oberlin College,1890-94; at Columbia University, 1912-Jan. 1914; from Watertown, N.Y., at Syracuse University, 1917_:18. Ph.B. (Oberlin) 1894. B.L.E. (Syracuse) 1918. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES 1131

High School teacher until 1917. On Syracuse University Library staff, 1918-20. Instructor in Bibliography, Syracuse, University Library School, 1920--. Member American Library Association, 1924-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y.

STEPHEN JAMES CALLENDER, 1924-25. Born 15 May 1893 at Trucksville, Pa. Student from Nanticoke, Pa., a~ Syracuse University; five years, 1911-17. E>A. A.B. and B.O.E. 1917. K. S.T.B. (Boston Univ.) 1922. Clergyman, Methodist. Pastor of M. E. Church, Center Moreland, Pa., 1917. Doing war work withY. M. ·c. A., 1918. Commissioned Chaplain, Junior Lieut., U. S. Navy, 3 July 1918. Resigned 4 Oct. 1918. Student, School of Theology, 1918-21; School of Religious Educa­ tion, 1922-24. Pastor of Orient Heights M. E. Church, East Boston, 1920-22. Lakeside M. E. Church, Lynn, Mass., 1922-24. Instructor in Public Speaking and Dral)latics, Syracuse University, School of Public Speech and Dramatic Art, 1924-25. Associate Minister of Wesley M. E. Church, Worcester, Mass., 1925- Residence, 10 Colonial Rd., Worcester, Mass.

EVERARD JOHN CALTHROP, 1899--1901. Instructor in Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, 1899--1901.

*RICHARD GRANT CALTHROP, 1899--1904. M.Mus. (Syracuse) 1903. Professor of Vocal Music, College of Fine Arts, 1899--1904. See Alumni Record, Vol. III, p. 362. Died 18 April, 1922. ROSS CALVIN, 1913-14. Degree from Harvard. Instructor in English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1913-14.

WARD GRISWOLD CAMERON, 1911-15: Born 13 April 1889 at Montreal, Que. Student at Haryard University, 1906-10. A.B. A.M. (Ibid.) 1911. Instructor in Romance Languages, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1911-15. SAMUEL H. CAMP (See Assistants, p. I45Q). CLARENCE J. CAMPBELL, 1924-. B.S. (Dartmouth) 1917. M.D. (Harvard Med. School) 1922. Assistant Professor of Physiology, Syracuse University, College of Medi" cine, 1924-. Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

JOHN R. CAMPBELL (See. Assistants, p. 1457) . MARJORIE ESTHER CAMPBELL (BRADFORD), 1913-18andJan.1920-. Born 'Zl March 1891 at Newfields, N.H. Student from Concepcion, Chile, at Boston University, 1909-10; at Syracuse University, 1910-13. ITB. A.B. 1913. BK A.M. (Ibid.) 1915. Assistant in Spanish, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1913-15. Instructor in Romance Languages, same, 1915-18. In Canteen Service, Y. ~-C . A., France, June 1918-August 1919. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, Richmond College, Richmond, Va., Sept. 1919-Jan. 1920. In­ structor in Romance Languages, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, Jan.-June 1920. Assistant Professor of Romance Languages, same, 1920-. On leave of absence, 1925-'Zl, for graduate work at Radcliffe College. Married 26 Dec. 1919, Eugene F. Bradford (S. U. Faculty, q. v.). Child-Edwin Campbell, born 'Zl May 1921. Residence, 526 Ostrom Ave., Syral:use, N.Y.

JESSE E . CANTOR (See Assistants, p. 1457). FORREST ELLWOOD CARDULLO, 1905-8. M. E . (Cornell). Instructor in Machine Design, College of Applied Science, 1905-7. Profes­ sor of Practical Mechanics, 1907-8. HARRY JAMES CARMAN, 1913-17. Born 22 Jan. 1884 at Greenfield, N. Y. Student from Saratoga Springs, R. F. D. (Old Saratoga), N. Y., at Syracuse University, )905-9. ~E. Ph.B. 1909. BK. Pd.B. and A.M. (Ibid.) 1914. Ph.D. (Columbia) 1919. Vice-Principal of High School, Rhinebeck, N. Y., 1909-10. Principalof same, 1910-13. Graduate student and Assistant in History, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1913-14. Instructor in History, same, 1914-17. Assistant Professor of Political Science, same, 1917-19. On leave of absence, 1917-19. Graduate,student at Columbia University, 1917-19. Instructor in History, Columbia Univ~sity, 1919-21. Assistant Professor of History, same, 1922-26. Associate Professor of History, 1926-. Assistant Dean of Columbia College, 1923-. Has published, "The Street Surface Railway Franchises of New York City," N·. Y., 1919; "Russia and the Reversal of Allied Policy," Worcester, Mass., 1920; "An Introduction to Contemporary Civilization," N. Y., 1919, (fifth edition, 1925), (Co-author); "England and the Egyptian Question," Pol. Sc. Quart., N. Y., 1921; "Record of Political Events," ibid., 1920-26 (Co-author); "Germany and Austria," articles published monthly in Current History N.Y., 1924-26; "Workers Education and the Internatioria1 Ladies Garment Workers Union," Workers Education Journal, 1926. Also numerous artiCles in yearbooks, etc. Book editor, The Historical Outlook, 1924-26. RECORDS OF MEMBERS OF THE FACULTIES

Married 6 July 1910, Cathryne M. Barrett of Schuylerville, N.Y. Residence, 21 Claremont Ave., New York City. CARL LAMSON CARMER, 1915-16. A.M. (Harvard). Instructor in English, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1915-16. GEORGE MICHAEL CARMODY, 1913--. Ph.B. (Syracuse) 1912. BK. A.M. (Ibid.) 1914. Graduate student and Assistant in Romance Languages, College of Liberal Arts, 1913-14. Instructor in French, 1914-20. Assistant Professor of French, 1920-. Married, 1924, Carolyn S. Buck (S. U. '23). Residence, Syracuse, N.Y. ORSON ALLEN CARNAHAN, 1919-. Born 12 Jan. 1881 at West Clarksville, N.Y. Student from Bolivar, N.Y., at Alfred University 1905-7, Syracuse University, 1907-8, and University of Illinois, 1908-10. B.S. in M.E. (Illinois) 1910. M.E. (Ibid.) 1921. . ~E. Instructor ~n Mechanical Engineering, University of Pennsylvania, 1910-12. Associate Professor of same, University of Arkansas, 1912-13. Owner of Friendship Garage, Friendship, N. Y., 1914-16. Tester, Kerr Turbine Co., Wellsville, N. Y., 1916. Working in laboratory, design, specification and inspections departments of Curtiss Aeroplane Co., Buffalo, N. Y., 1917-18; steam engineering depart111ent of Lackawanna Steel Co., Buffalo, 1918-19. Assistant Professor of Mechanical Engineering, Syracuse University, College of Applied Science, 1919-25. Associate ProfeSsor of same, 1925-. Married 4 June 1906, Clara J. Van Ostrand of Richburg, N.Y. Children-Mary Edith, born 20 March 1912. Ruth Evangeline, born 13 June 1915. Wilfred Allen, born 12 Feb. 1920. Residence, 516 Greenwood Pl., Syracuse, N.Y. LEON EVANS CARNELL, 1922-. Born 7 Oct. 1893 at Frankfort, N. Y. Student from Syracuse, N. Y., at Syracuse University, 1913-18. eA. A.B. 1918. Certificate in Oratory (Ibid.) 1918. LL.B. (Ibid.) 1922. Teacher of oratory and English, St. John's Military School, Manlius, N.Y., Jan.-June 1919. Lawyer at Syracuse, 1922-. Instructor (part-time) in Sociology, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1922-. War record-In Central Officers Tr. Sch., Co. 26, Camp Gordon, Ga. Married 29 July 1920, Mildred E. Whipple (S. U. '17). Child-Marian Eli!zabeth, born 7 Nov. 1921. Residence, 937 Wadsworth St., Syracuse, N.Y. CARLOS C. CARPENTER, 1918-. Born 19 Oc.t. 1885 at Kalona, Iowa. Student from Ottawa, Kan., .at , 1907-8; Kansas Agricultural COllege, 1908-10; 'Qjlotado 1134 ADMINISTRATION AND INSTRUCTION

Agricultural College, 1913-14. B.S. (Colo. Agr. Coli.) 1914. M.S. (Syracuse) 1923. rAE, 1923. ~s. 1924. Field Director of Fremont Experiment Station, summer of 1914. Director of Agricultural Education, Walla Walla, Wash., 1914-17; same, St. Joseph, Mo., 1917-18. Professor of Horticulture, Syracuse University, College of Agriculture, 1918-. Member Amer. Soc. Hort. Sci., Amer. Pomological Soc. Has published, "Key to Commercial Apples," with I. B. Stafford (See Faculty Records), Proc. Soc~ for Hort. Sci.; "Apple Tufts," Bot. Gaz., Dec. 1924. Married, 1911, Pearl Ebaugh (Ottawa Univ. '09) of McPhersoh, Kan. Children-Margaret Hope, born 1912. William Carlos, ~om 1917. James Eugene, born 1921. Residence, 106 Slocum St., Colvin Sta., Syracuse, N.Y.

COY CORNELIUS CARPENTER, 1924-. Born 24 April 1900 at Morrisville, N. C. Student from Morrisville, at Wake Forest College, 191g..:.22; at Syracuse University, 1922-24. N~N. AOA. A.B., Medicine (Wake Forest) 1922. M.D. (Syracuse) 1924. Instructor in Pathology, College of -Medicine, 1924-25. Instructor in Medicine, same, 1925--26, and Resident in Medicine at the University Hospital, 1925--26. Address, University Hospital, Syracuse, N.Y.

ISAAC SQ1JIREl CARROLL, 1921-. Born 27 Jan. 1879 at Hobart, N.Y. Student from Hobart, at Wesleyan University, 1898-1902. ATA. Ph.B. 1902. A.M. (Columbia) 1920. In charge of science and advanced mathematics, High School, Catskill, N.Y., 1902-5. Principal of High School, Hobart, N.Y., 1905--8. Superintendent of Owego (N.Y.) Public Schools, 1908-21. Instructor in Mathematics, Syracuse University, College of Liberal Arts, 1921-24. Assistant Professor of Mathematics, 1925-. Married 8 Aug. 1906, Jessie Hazelton Austin (Cornell '01) of Gouverneur, N.Y. Children-charles Austin, born 13 May 1908. Frederick Arnold, bOJ"llll April1911. Eleanor Elizabeth, born 11 Feb. 1913. Residence, 915 E. Colvin St., Syracuse, N. Y.

ROBERT PARIS CARROLL, 1923-. Born 11 March 1886 at Chickamagua, Ga. Student at University of Chattanooga, 1909--10; at Emory and Henry University, 191o-14; University of Virginia, summer of 1917; Toulouse, France, 1919; Columbia University, 1919-22. A.B. (Emory and Henry)1914. A.M. (Columbia) 1920. AK. KK. Teacher in public schools, six years before graduation from college and