Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-09-07
| lin; G. David White, Peary Arctic Club;
| James Muirhead. ROYAL Scottish Geograp pho

lin; c. David White, Peary Arctic Club;
James Muirhead, Royal Scottish Geographic
Society, Glasgow, Scotland; DIR. Eu-
gen Oberhummer, delegate of Austrian
government and geographic societies OF
Vienna and Munich; Charles Ray Dean. Ma
tional Geographic Society; Mile. &. de
Lobel, Societe de Geographic de Paris;
James Page, National Geographic Society;
Henry Wallach, Royal Geographic Society,
London, and Imperial Austrian Society;
William Morris Davis, Harvard Travellers
Club, Cambridge, Mass; Albrecht Penck,
Vienna CAustria) University; William r.
Roberts, National Geographic Society: Will
Jams c. Fox international bureau of Amerl-
can republics Frank Baker, Washington;
Dr. L. Chalikiopoulos, Cairo, Egypt, dele
gate of the Greek Geographic Society;
DIR. Edouard Wagner, Leipzig; Otto Quele,
Natural Society of Nordhausen, Germany;
Alfred ]. Henry, National Geographic So
ciety.
Carlos de Mello, delegate from Societe de
Topographic de France and Real Institute
of Lisbon; Heinrich Matzat, Weilburg on
der Lain. Germany; Tadayuki Nasa, the
Geographic Society of Tokyo and delegate
of the Japanese government; George Henry
Ball, Liverpool, Liverpool Geographic So
ciety. Prof William Libbey, Princeton Uni
versity; Pinckney F. Green, delegate of
the Fllson Club. Louisville, Ky; c. Hart
Merriam. National Geographic Society; DR..
Tiri Georges Danes, Geographic Society or
Prague, bohemia c. X. Gilbert National
Nancy, France; Prof. DR.. Oscar Drude, dele
gate of Academic d. Naturforsther, Ores.
den; Prof DR.. Kurt Hassert University of
Commerce, Cologne; Nine. Henri Cordier'
phical Society; Mrs. Elizabeth Marruse,
Berlin; Stanislau Hanzlik, Prague, Bo-
hernia.
From Other Societies.
James Morris Margan, Royal Geographic
Society of Australasia; DR.. Franz Tetzner.
I,eipzig, Germany; Nine. de Lobel, Societe
de Geographic de Paris; M. Loicq de Lobel,
Paris: Mile Tehane de Lobel, Paris; MISS
Jessie E Hutchinson, National Geographic
Society; Mrs Marie V. H. Smith, Washlng-
ton: O. P Austin, Bureau or Statlstlcs anu
National Geographic Society; henry Iah-
nett. Geological Survey and Nationai Geo
graphic Society; Ek Hioki, Tokyo Geo
graphical Society; Rev Clay .MacoauieS
Asiatic Society of Japan.
Jobn low Edison, National Geographic 30
ciety; Henryk Arctowski, F. X. u. D, foyai
Geopraphic Society OF brussels ana AM
werp; Arthur Janke, Berlh' M Mas Can,
nett Bryn Mawr Club, New YORK; Glipert
II Grosvenor, National Geographic society
and Geographic Society or Phiiaoelpha
Mrs. Gilbert II. Grosvenor, Nationai Geo
e~anhic Society; Victor II. Olmsted, bureau
of statistics Department OF Agriculture
and National Geographic Society; Miss
Ruth NJ Mccormick Washington Mrs.
JChn H Mccormick Washington.
Henri Cordier, president Council Societe
de Geographic, Paris, representative or the
French government and various French So
cieties; Herschel c. Parker, Columbia Uni
yersity, New York, delegate of Appalaeh-
ian Mountain Club G. w. Littlehales, Ma
tional Geographic Society; Major Alfred st.
Hill Gibbons, Bude, Cornwall, England,
delegate of Royal Geographic Society of
London; Middleton Smith, bureau of sta
tistics and National Geographic Society;
Roberto Nal lonado c.. Valparaiso Chile;
DIR. ]. w. Spencer, Geological Society of
America, Washington; Bernhard Patten-
hansen Dresden; Major General James
Waterhouse Royal Geographic Society of
London; William Barret Ridgely, control
Ter of the currency, Treasury Department;
David Josep.. Kennedy, Royal Geographic
Society. London resident of Lounsbury,
Nova Scotia; DR.. Wilhelm Waldeyer, Ber-
lin.
Scientific Papers to Be Read.
The list of papers to be read and present
ed to the congress during the various Sec
tionai meetings to be held IN this city dur
ing Friday and Saturday, hasA been com.
pleted. These papers reflect the highest at
tainments Of the geographers OF The world
in the various branches Of the study rep.