JOB, HERBERT KEIGHTLEY

(1864), Lecturer, Author; 6. in Boston; Bachelor of Arts, Harvard, 1888; graduate of Hartford Theological Seminary, ter of North Middleboro, Ma a chuM ember of faculty, Connecticut Agricultural College, and State ornithologist, 1908-1914; director of summer school and Ornithological Experiment Station since 1918, of National A ociation of Audubon Societies, Connecticut. Made expeditions to wilder parts of Canada and N.W. States. Nature photographer; has secured motion pictures and photographs of wild birds from life, Author of: Among the Water Fowl, 1902; Wild Wings (introduction by President Roosevelt), 1905; The Sport of Bird Study, 1908; How to Study Birds, 1910; Blue Goose Chase, 1911; The Propogation of Wild Birds, 1916. Writes for magazines, 72° 30’ H.), native state, Rajputana, India; area, 34,963 sq. miles; watered by Luni and its affluents; produces salt (from Sambhar and other salt lakes), tin, iron, marble, cereals; joined Mutiny, 1857. Pop. 2,200,000. Jodhpur (26° 19’ N., 73° 2’ E.), the capital, a walled town, has a huge fortre in which are several ancient palaces. Pop. 62,000.