ANDREWS, ROY CHAPMAN

(1884)! an American naturalist and explorer, b. in Beloit, Wis., Jan. 26, 1884. He graduated from Beloit College, in 1906, after which he became a istant curator of mammals of the Eastorn Hemisphere at the American Museum of Natural History. During 1908 he travelled through and explored unknown parts of Alaska; was naturalist of the U.S.S. Albatro on a voyage to the Dutch East Indies and Borneo, during 1909-10; explored North Corea during 1911-12; was with the Borden Alaska Expedition, in 1913; lead three expeditions for the Museum of Natural History, the first in Thibet and Southwest China and Borneo, in 1916-17, the second in North China and outer Mongolia, in 1919, the third in Central Asia, which left New York in 1921, to be gone for five years. He wrote many books, among ae are Whee Fees with Gun | 4” Camera, 1916; The California Gray ee ge and Acro Mongolian;