1916. 121p. 

Doctor W.J. McGee was a distinguished scientist whose contributions spanned geology, anthropology, and conservation. Renowned for his meticulous research and exceptional memory, he often dictated his writings with remarkable clarity and precision, reflecting his systematic approach to knowledge. Despite facing terminal illness, McGee remained dedicated to his work, completing significant projects and planning for the future of scientific inquiry, embodying a spirit of generosity and public service throughout his career.