Myers
CORTLAND (ROOSA), clergyman; born at Kingston, N. Y., in 1864, he graduated from University of Rochester in 1887 and from Rochester Theological Seminary in 1890, in which year he was ordained a Baptist minister.
He was pastor at Syracuse till 1893, at Brooklyn till 1909, and since then at Tremont Temple, Boston . His works include: "The Best Place on Earth"; "American Guns"; "Why do Men Not Go to Church"; "Making a Life"; "Where Heaven Touched the Earth."
MYERS, MYRISTIC ACID College till 1901. Since 1901 he has been director of the Chilean Nitrate Committee for the U. S. and colonies. He joined with the late Prof. Voorhees in plan for agricultural education in Mexico, accepted by Government.
Cuvier), a genus of birds of the family MYNA (Acridotheres or Gracula of Sturnidæ , of which there are seven species ranging over the whole Oriental region and Celebes. The head is more a naked space behind and under the eye; the bill the tail is rounded; the feet are strong, is rather short, stout, and compressed; the toes long, curved. the toes long, and the claws moderately