Theses of the Graduating Class
Design for a 75,000 Gallon Ele
vated Water Tank—Thomas Brew
Nolan, Jr., Washington, D. C.
Effects of Fumigation with Hy
drocyannic Acid Gas on Nursery
Stock—Charles Franklin Noll, Green
Park.
An Analysis of Some Rhode
Island Granites-- Charles Raymond
Oberfell, Muncy.
Construction and Tests of a Fif
teen Kilowatt Direct Current Gener
ator—Loren Earle Perry (with
Kline), Shinglehouse.
Life and Efficiency Tests of Tan
talum and Other Incandescent
Lamps—Edgar John Powell (with
Kamerer), Scranton.
Experiments on Wireless Tele
graphy—Earl Preston Price (with
Corse), Academy Corners.
Tests of Electrolytic and Mercury
Rectifiers—James Williams Quiggle
(with Varnes), McElhattan.
Three Cylinder Gas Engine—Ed
win Landseer Rafter (with Bair and
Harper), Scranton.
Design for a 225-Foot Pin-Con
nected Railroad 'Bridge—Myrl Eu
gene Ready, Mechanicsburg.
Test of the Calorific Power of a
Fairbanks-Morse Suction Gas Pro
ducer—Chauncey Reigart (with
Fletcher), York.
Design for a Steel Mill Building—
James Casper Bigler Rhoads, Har-
ris burg
Design and Construction of a
Single Phase Induction Motor—Mar
tin Lee Roper (with Jordan ),Scian-
Comparative Tests of Concrete
Mixtures—Howard Montgomery
Sankey, New Castle.
A Critical Study of Electrolytic
Methods of Analysis—Luther Bert
ram Schleeder, York.
Comparative Tests of Steel Rein
forced •Concrete Beams—Joseph
Leroy Shed (with Kauffman and
Lytle), State College.
The Use of China Wood Oil in
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Water Paints--John Spofford Spi
cer, Harrisburg.
A Study of Quebracho Ex
tract—James Edward Steely, Lewis
town.
Test of a 20 Horse Power Two-
Cylinder, Vertical, High Speed
Steam Engine—Donald Carnegie
Stevenson (with D. R. Davis),
Pittsburg.
The Fundamental Elements of
Lyric Poetry with a View to their
Evolution in English Literature,
Harry John Stump, Jeannette.
Electric Railway Tests—Paul
Biddle Van Dine with barr and Zar
fos, Muncy.
Design for a 300-Foot Pin-Con
nected Railroad Bridge—Charles
Francis VanSwearingen, Uniontown.
Tests of Electrolytic and Mercury
Rectifiers—Samuel Kepner Varnes
( with Quiggle), Port Royal.
The Determination of Tungsten
in Ores and Steel— David Eroh
Washburn, White Haven.
Comparative Tests of Internal
Combustion Engines—Charles How
ard Williams (with Lower and W.
H. Williams), Hillsville.
Comparative Tests of Internal
Combustion Engines William Ha
zen Williams (with Lower and C.
H. Williams, Hillsville.
Possibilities of Commercial Apple
Culture in Centre County, Pa.,—
William Henry Wolff, Hamilton,
Bermuda Islands.
The Complete Analysis of Copper
Ores with Special Reference to the
Determination of Copper—Edgar
George Yeckley, Patton.
Electric Railway Tests—John
Hyson Zarfos (with Bari and Van-
Dine), Red Lion.
A number of Columbia students
have formed the "Fonetic Spelling
Association of Columbia Univer
sity," binding themselves to adopt
the principle of the reformed meth
od of orthography.
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