Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-09

ant in classical literature: DR.. Fowler Is O
Pm. D. from the University OF Bonn and has
studied ct the American School Of Classical
Studies, Athens; he was professor Of Greek
College for women western Reserve Univer-
Sity, from 1893 10 1923; he was editor m cnAe8
Of the American journal Of Archaeology from
1893 to 1916; he 10 the author editor Of .
score Of books and pamphlets On Greek ana
Latin languages and literature Victor Seldom
Clark, consultant in economies Or. Clark, Q
Pm. d. from Columbia University, engaged
in investigating tnsalar labor conditions for
the United States Government from 1904 TO
1909: he has had charge Of the division %
manufactures and economic history 1T the
Carnegie Institution since 1918; he Is . well
known author.
Mark A. De Wolfe Howe. consulta1t in Eng
lish literature: DR.. Howe, with An. from
Harvard and . Lit. D. from Lehigh was
formerly associate editor OF Youths Conn
paaien, assistant editor Of Atlantic Monthly,
editor Of Harvard Alumni Bulletin and editor
OF the Harvard Graduates Magazine; he Is the
author Of . half hundred books. articles and
monographs On American writer's and phases
Of American literature. Henry Eidridge Bourne.
consultaut IN European history: DR.. Bourne,
with an A. D. and 3. D. from Yale and an
L. H. D. from Marietta college professor
Of history, College for Women, Western Re-
serve University, from 1892 to 1929; he Is the
author Of several text books. william Alex
andsr Hammond, consultant in philosophy:
Dr.. Hammond possessing q Phi d. from Leip-
zig, was Sage professor OF ancient philosophy
from 1908 to 1899, Cornell University: he is
co-edftor OF the Philosophical Review and
author Of various articles and reviews. Harry
Walter Tyler, consultant in science: Dr.
Tyler, graduate OF Massachusetts, Institute OF
Technology and Pm. D. OF the University OF
Erlangen, after serving instructor and
sstant associate professor he became head
of the department of mathematics Massachu-
sets Institute OF Technology, in 1901; he 10
the author of mathematical monographs and
articles which have appeared in technical and
educational journals and reviews. Joseph
Mayer, consultant in sociology Dr. Mayer has
a Pm. d. from Columbia; he has had wide ex-
perienee IS business man. engineer thaVing
studied engineering at the University of Texas
from 1907 to 1870 and teacher: he was head
of the department of economics and sociology,
Tufts College, from 1924 to 1929.
ORIG. GEN. JOHN McAULEY PALMER, q.
= S. A., retired, honorary consultant IN mill
taTy history: Gen. Palmer. a graduate of West
Point, was assistant chief OF staff. A. E. r..
and member Of the technical staff Confer
ence ON the Limitation of Armament, 1922:
he possesses American. French and italian
military decorations. and he is a contributor
to popular magazines and the author of sew
eral books. Albert Perry Brigham, honorary
consHltant IN geography: Possessing A. M,
Ii. D., SC. d. and L. H d. degrees from Cob
gate, Harvard, Syracuse and Franklin Uni
veTsities and also ordained Baptist min
lister, DR.. Brigham has been professor of geol-
ogy at Colgate since 1892 and has lectured at
half o dozen other universities in both this
country and I'm England; he is a member %
learned societies and author of score Of
text books Ray Hughes whitbeck, honorary
eousulkant In geography: graduate Of Cur
nell University Mr. Whftbeck has been q pro-
fessor Of geography and physiology ut the uni-
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