of dept. clinical diagnosis Phys. Long Island Coll. Hosp.; lecturer chemistry Long Island Coll. Hosp.; librarian Brooklyn Coll. Pharm., 1900; pres. Alumni Assoc., Brooklyn Coll. Pharm., 1901; pres. class, 1906-07 same; interne N.Y. Mothers' and Babies' Hosp., 1900; chief med. officer Tidewater Construction Co. and T. B. Bryson for building 4th Ave. subway, Brooklyn, N.Y., present; chief med. officer Catskill aqueduct, Brooklyn division, and Holbrook, Cabot and Rollins Corporation, present; mem. Kings Co. Med. Soc.; N.Y. State Med. Assoc.; A.M.A.; Pediatric Soc., Brooklyn; Alumni Assoc., L.I.C.H.; Alumni Assoc., B.C.P. Phi Delta Chi fraternity, Col. Univ.; Phi Delta fraternity, L. I. C. H.; honorary mem. same; Nassau Lodge, F. & A.M., past master Brooklyn Chapter R.A.M., P.H. priest Damascus Commandery, K.Ť.; Brooklyn Lodge, No. 22, B.P.O.E.; late mem. Kings Co. Pharm. Assoc.; N.Y. State Pharm.; Past Masters' Assoc., 3d dist.; Anointed Order of Past High Priests; Long Island Automobile Club; Crescent Athletic Club; Montauk Club; regular; general surgery. Residence and Office: 513 Eleventh St., Brooklyn, N.Y.; 8-10 a.m., 5-7 p.m., Sundays, 1-3 p.m.; tel. South 440.

Schultz, Carl Rudolph, pres. Carl H. Schultz, Inc., 430 First Ave., New York City, was born, N.Y. City, Aug. 19, 1876; s. Carl Herman and Louise (Einfeldt) Schultz; of German ancestry on both sides; grad. Phillips Acad., Andover, Mass., 1894; Sheffield Scientific Sch., Yale Univ., 1897; m. Canton, O., April 26, 1898, Clara, d. R. S. Shields, and niece of former Sec. of State William R. Day. Shortly after graduation father died; immediately took active part in mgm't of extensive establishment father had controlled; later v.-p. of concern, and in 1902 elected pres. Carl H. Schultz, Inc. Mem. Chi Phi fraternity (Yale). Clubs: Yale, Calumet, N.Y. Athletic, Chemists, German, Larchmont Yacht, Thousand Islands, Yacht, Coney Island Jockey, Baltusrol Golf, Highland, Canoe Brook Country.

Schultz, Charles Henry, educator of Carleton Academy, Summit, N.J., was born June 2, 1856, in Philadelphia, Pa. He was educated at Racine grammar school and college; received M.A. degree from Marquette University. Was rector of Bayshore, New York, St. James, Cleveland, O., canon of cathedral, Garden City, N.Y., Saint Stephens, Milwaukee, Wis., and professor of Nashotah Seminary, Wis. Lecturer on Dante, Shakespeare and History of English and American Literature. Founded and is president of Carlton Academy.

Schultz, Jr., Herman C., banker; born, Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 31, 1876; son, Herman C. and Laura (Shroer) S. Taken out of school when 10 years of age and placed in a bank. Began banking in Woodward, Okla., in 1896; was Asst. Bank Commissioner of Okla., and liquidated first bank ever closed under Oklahoma's famous guaranty law. Married, Willie Jones, June 15, 1910, at Denton, Tex. Was a special bank examiner and served under the federal examiners; was special bank examiner and auditor of the Orr Syndicate of Banks in Oklahoma, at Tulsa, Okla.; resigned August, 1911, and went to Wash. Pres., Kirtland State Bank and Issaquah State Bank. Residence, Issaquah, Wash. Member:

Shriners, Scottish Rite and Knights Templar, Masonic bodies. Address: Issaquah, Wash.

Schuyler, Charles E., real estate broker, of 499 Willis Ave., Bronx, N.Y., was born, N.Y. City, 1869; s. Garret Lansing and Mary E. (Miller) Schuyler; attended Yale Univ., class 1882, and Columbia Law Sch.; m. 1st, Chester, Pa., 1885, Sarah Roach (died 1893); 2nd, Philadelphia, Pa., 1896, Adele Sartori; children: Juliette de Courcy, b. 1897, Rutherfurd, b. 1903. Organizer Century Bank, N.Y. City, and one of the organizers Colonial Bank, N.Y. City. Sec. Riverside and Morningside Heights Ass'n, Real Estate B'd Brokers; pres. McClellan Business Men's (real estate) Ass'n; original mem. The Hussars (now Squadron A.); Veteran of 7th Reg't. Mem. Holland Soc. Club: St. Nicholas.

Schwab, John Christopher, librarian; born in New York City, April 1, 1865; son of Gustav and Catherine Elizabeth (von Post) Schwab. He was graduated from Yale in 1886 with the degree of B.A., and received the M.A. degree in 1888, also receiving the degree of Ph.D. from the University of Göttingen, in 1889. He was professor of political science in Yale University from 1898 to 1905 and is now librarian of Yale University Library. Since 1892 editor of the Yale Review. Dr. Schwab is corresponding member of the Massachusetts Historical Society; a member of the American Economic Association; the British Royal Economic Society and a director of the Lowell House. He is a member of the Century Association and the Graduates' Club of New Haven. Mr. Schwab married in New Haven, Conn., Oct. 5, 1893, Edith Aurelia Fisher and has a son and a daughter. Residence 310 Prospect St., New Haven, Conn. Address: Yale University Library, New Haven, Conn.

Scofield, Cyrus Ingerson, clergyman, of 156 Fifth Ave., New York City, was born, Lenawee County, Mich., Aug. 19, 1843; s. Elias and Abi (Goodrich) Scofield; ed. privately; received D.D.; m. Dallas, Texas, 1884, Hettie Van Wart. Served in Confederate Army in 7th Tenn., Inf. under Lee. Admitted to bar 1869; mem. Kansas legislature, 1871-72; U.S. Att'y for Kan., 1873. Converted to Christian religion, 1879. Ordained, 1882. Pastor First Ch., Dallas, Tex., 1882-1905; Moody Ch., Northfield, 1895-1902; again pastor Dallas, 1903-09. Has since lectured extensively in Europe and America. Author: Rightly Dividing the Word of Truth, Lectures on Prophesy, Doctrine of the Holy Spirit; editor: Scofield Reference Bible; Bible of 1911. Pres. Scofield Bible Corr. Sch., N.Y. City. Presby 'n. Mem. S.A.R.; Soc. Colonial Founders; Soc. Colonial Wars. Pres. Scofield Corr. Bible Sch.; founder and sec. Central Am. Mission. Recreation: Reading. Club: Lotos. Residence: "Greyshingles," Douglaston, L.I., and "Crestwood," Ashuelot, N.H.

Scofield, Levi Tucker, soldier, architect and sculptor, of Cleveland, Ohio, was born Nov. 9, 1842, in Cleveland, Ohio. He attained the rank of captain in the civil war. He designed the Cuyahoga County soldiers' and sailors' monument of Cleveland, Ohio.

Scoles, Charles R., manager Atlantic, Quebec & Western Ry. Office: New Carlisle, Que. Born Aug. 27, 1856, at Grantham,

England. Educated at Bedford College at Bedford, England, 1866 to 1872. Entered railway service 1890 as general manager Salisbury & Harvey Ry. of New Brunswick, and is now general manager Atlantic & Lake Superior Ry.; since 1885 has been engaged in contract work in New Brunswick as contractor for the Caraquet Ry.; also built a portion of the Central Ry. in New Brunswick, and has been contractor on several roads in the lower provinces of Canada; finished construction of the Atlantic, Quebec & Western Ry. from New Carlisle to Gaspe, and became manager Quebec Oriental Ry., running from Metapedia to New Carlisle, and the Atlantic, Quebec & Western Ry. from New Carlisle to Gaspe in 1911.

Scott, Arthur Carroll, surgeon; born, Gainesville, Tex., July 12, 1865; son of Rufus Franklin and Martha Helen (Moran) Scott. M.D., Bellevue Hospital Med. College, N.Y. City, 1886; on graduating received first honors in a competitive examination for house surgeon to Western Pennsylvania Hospital at Pittsburgh (served two years). Married Maude Marcia Sherwood, Oct. 30, 1889, at Gainesville, Texas. Chief surgeon (appointed when 27 years old) Gulf, Colo. & Santa Fe Ry.; senior surgeon The Temple Sanitarium, Temple, Texas; councilor Texas State Med. Assn. Associate editor "Texas State Medical Journal." Practiced medicine at Gainesville, Texas, four and one-half years. Member Am. Med. Assn., Southern Surgical and Gyn. Assn., Texas State Med. Assn., Southwestern States Med. Assn., Knight Templar and Scottish Rite Mason (32d degree). Monographs on "Appendicitis," "Skin Grafting," "Combined Abdominal and Pelvic Operations," etc. Residence: 6 West French Ave. Office: Fifth floor City Natl. Bank Bldg., Temple, Texas.

Scott, Frank, vice-president and treasurer Grand Trunk Ry. and Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Office: Montreal, Can. Born Dec. 24, 1862, at Montreal, Can. Entered railway service 1879 as clerk in audit department Grand Trunk Ry., since which he has been consecutively 1881 to 1890, clerk and chief clerk treasurer's office same road; 1891 to 1893, secretary audit board and purchasing committee same road; 1893 to 1900, assistant treasurer; 1901 to date, treasurer same road. Is also treasurer Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Aug. 1, 1914, vice-president and treasurer Grand Trunk Ry. System, director, vice-president and treasurer Grand Trunk Pacific Ry. Co.

Scott, George Cromwell, United States congressman from the eleventh district of Iowa, was born Aug. 8, 1864, in Monroe County, N.Y. He began the practice of law in 1887. He was elected to the sixty-second congress; was re-elected to the sixty-third congress for the term of 1913-15, and resides in Sioux City, Ia.

Scott, Joseph, lawyer and publicist, of Los Angeles, Cal., was born July 16, 1867, in Penrith, Cumberland County, England, He received the degree of A.M. from St. Bonaventure's College of Allegheny, N.Y.; and subsequently received the degree of Ph.D. from the Santa Clara College of California. Since 1893 he has practiced law in California, and was a member of the Los

Angeles revision commission in 1902. In 1906-11 he was president of the board of education, and has been president of the Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce. For seven years he has been vice-president of the Southwest Museum, and is honorary vicepresident of the Panama-Pacific International Exposition Co.

Scott, Rufus Leonard, lawyer; born, Lanesboro, Mass., March 31, 1835; son of Leonard and Fanny (Dickenson) Scott; educated at Lenox Acad., East Williston Sem., Mass.; Charlottesville Sem., N.Y.; married, June 26, 1866, Maria E. Hull; children: Rufus L., Jr., born July 28, 1872; Howard Dickenson, born June 26, 1867; Clara Louise, born Oct. 4, 1869 (died May 8, 1903). Admitted to bar, 1861. Traveled in Europe, 1889. Collector of arrears of taxes, Brooklyn, 1877-78; alderman, 1884-85; mem. board of education, 1887-89; commissioner of taxes, City of N.Y., 1902-03. Trustee and counsel Bushwick Savings Bank. Democrat. Mem. Aurora Grata Masonic Club; pres. Masonic Veterans' Assn., Brooklyn, 1906. Summer home: Lanesboro, Mass. Address: 93 Nassau St., N.Y. City.

Scott, Will, Indiana University, Bloomington, Ind. Zoology. Born, Houston, Ind., April 20, 1877. Fellow, Indiana, 1907-08, A.B. A.M., 1908; Ph.D., 1911. Asst. prof. zool., Indiana, 1908-. M.A.A.; Ind. Acad. Am. Soc. Zool. Ecology.-Ecology of fresh water ponds in temperate climates. Lake studies.

Scoville, Edwin R., division superintendent Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Rd. Office: Chillicothe, Ohio. Born Aug. 10, 1858. Educated in the public schools at Bellefontaine, O. Entered railway service 1876 as telegraph operator Big Four Route, since which he has been consecutively operator Western Union Telegraph Co. at Cincinnati, Ohio; Oct. 15, 1879, to March, 1880, operator Cincinnati, Washington & Baltimore Rd., now the Baltimore & Ohio Southwestern Rd., and has continued in service of that road to date as follows: March, 1880, to May, 1882, block dispatcher at Cincinnati, O.; May, 1882, to Nov. 15, 1890, trick dispatcher at Chillicothe, O.; Nov. 15, 1890, to Nov. 11, 1893; chief dispatcher; Nov. 11, 1893, to Jan. 1, 1900, trainmaster; Jan. 1 to Nov. 8, 1900, superintendent telegraph; Nov. 8, 1900, to May 1, 1902, division superintendent at Flora, Ill.; May 1, 1902, to Nov. 1, 1905, superintendent Illinois division at Washington, Ind.; Nov. 1, 1905, to date, superintendent Ohio division same road at Chillicothe, O. Transportation representative General Safety Committee B.&O.R.R., Jan. 1, 1914.

Scully, Thomas J., congressman, was born in South Amboy, N.J., Sept. 19, 1868. He was mayor of South Amboy, 1909-10; was elected to the sixty-second and sixty-third congresses.

Seager, Smith G., merchant; born, New York, Nov. 1, 1863; son of Montgomery and Louisa (Smith) Seager; educated in Haverling Academy, Bath, N.Y.; married, Corning, N.Y., Aug. 22, 1883, Anna L. Perry. Was head bookkeeper and paymaster for Newton Coal Mining Co., Pittston, Pa., several years prior to 1891, since which time has been engaged in mercantile business, being proprietor of several establishments, included in Syndicate Stores. Director People's Savings and Trust Co.; erected

Seager Building, 1901, one of the largest and most up-to-date business buildings in Hazleton, Pa. Member Select Council of Hazleton four years, president one year; member Hazleton Board of Trade eight years, vice-president one year, president four years. Progressive; Presbyterian. Residence: 426 West Broad St. Office: 200 West Broad St., Hazleton, Pa.

Seal, William Elmore, prop. Publicity Bureau of America, 141 Broadway, New York City, was born, Buckingham Co., Va., Nov. 26, 1870; son of Joseph G. and Martha W. (Taylor) Seal; married, Richmond, Va., May 12, 1902, Kate Wortham Burress; one daughter: Martha Virginia, born March 1, 1904. Traveled all over the world. Lived three years in Europe and four years in South America. Recreation: Golf. Clubs: Lotos, Virginians and Southern Society. Residence: Hotel Seville, 29th St. and Madison, Ave.

Seaman, Alfred P. W., justice Municipal Court of N.Y. City, 141 Broadway, New York City, was born, Winsted, Conn., Sept. 7, 1856; son of Rev. Samuel A. and Anna Alice (Byrne) Seaman; grad. Columbia, 1879. Admitted to bar, 1880, and since actively engaged in practice in City of N.Y.; elected Municipal Court Justice, 1903, upon Independent Reform nomination. President of Board of Assessors of New York. Was one of founders of Tenement House Building Company, one of first to build model tenements in New York City. Active official of Citizens' Union from its origin, and one of the Com. of 100 on Transit Reform. Mem. Sons of Revolution, Columbia Coll. Alumni Assn., Psi Upsilon fraternity, Assn. Bar City of N.Y. Clubs: University, City, Psi Upsilon, Fencers. Summer residence: New Canaan, Conn. Residence: 147 W. 87th St.

Seamann, Clayton, specialist, eye, ear, nose and throat; born, Vermont, 1875; son of Amos and Lizzie (Beaman) Seamann. Educated in Univ. of Oregon; M.D., Med. Dept., 1897. Married Jennie Clark, Nov. 14, 1905, at Portland, Ore. In Philippines, 1901. Member: City and County Med. Socs. Res.: 664 Elliott Ave. Office: 605 Stevens Bldg., Portland, Ore.

Sears, Stanley Collamore, mining engineer; born, Boston, Mass., Feb. 20, 1877; son of Edward Shailer and Isabel (Waggoner) Sears. S.B. (mining engr. and metallurgy), Mass. Inst. of Technology, 1901. Gen. Mgr. Utah-Apex Mining Co., technical mgr. Mexico Consolidated Mining & Smelting Co. Member Am. Inst. of Mining Engrs., Instituto Mexicano de Minas y Metalurgia. Clubs: University (Mexico, D.F.), Parral Foreign (Parral, Mex.), Technology (Boston), University (Salt Lake City), Country (Salt Lake City). Residence: 2 Haxton Place, Salt Lake City, and Parral, Chih., Mexico; Guanacevi, Dgo., Mexico. Office: Bingham Canyon, Utah. Married, Oct. 8, 1913, Mrs. Robert Holmes Officer (Marion Early Simmons-Officer).

Seaverns, Joel Herbert, merchant; born in Boston, 1860; son of Joel Seaverns, M.D., and J. M. (Swain) Seaverns. He was graduated from Harvard, A.B., 1881 magna cum laude. He has been European partner in Henry W. Peabody and Company of New York and elsewhere since 1887. Mr. Seaverns has been a