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Sudduth, William Xavier

physician, lecturer, was born Jan. 18, 1853, in Springfield, Ill. He prepared for college at the Illinois State Normal university, and graduated from the Illinois Wesleyan university with the degree of Ph. B., subsequently receiving the degree of A.

M. from the same institution. He graduated in 1881 at the Philadelphia Dental college, and in 1885 from the college of Physicians and Surgeons of New York city. He then studied in the universities of Berlin, Heidelberg and Vienna. He was a special lecturer on biology in the university of Iowa, 1888-89, in the university of California, 1891-92, and in the Minneapolis academy, 1893-95; and university extension lecturer on biology and psycho-physics, in the university of Minnesota, 1893-95; and is now professor of morbid psychology and psychotherapeutics and director of the psychophysical laboratory of the Post-Graduate Medical school of Chicago; also national lecturer on narcotics for the W. C. T. U., 1896.