August H. Berger, 'OO, is with
the General Electric company at
Schenectady, N. Y.
R. S. Friday, 'O7, writes an en
thusiastic letter from the General
Electric Co., Schenectady N. Y.
Thomas R. Cummins, '95, is lo
cated in an office of his own at -60
Old Colony Building, Chicago, 111.
H. R. Cook,'o4,is connected with
the Fort Worth Light & Power com•
pany, in a responsible and lucrative
position.
H. M. German, 'O7, is mining
engineer in charge of the interests of
J. C. Martin, coal proprietor and
operator, Portage. Pa.
M. C. Sandles, 'O7, is located
in the office of John. G. Baukat,
Assistant Superintendent Electrical
Equipment,'N Y C. & H. R. R. C
The address of A. K. Little, 'O7,
who was editor of The Collegian
last year, and who is now studying
law in a Pittsburg law office, has
been changed to Emsworth, Pa.
The May issue of the Popular
Science Monthly contains an article
from the pen of Dr. George R.
Wieland, of Yale University, State,
'93, on "The Conservation of the
Great Marine Vertebrates."
Nelson Lloyd, '92, of New York,
and Miss Susanne Green, of Tren
ton, N. J., were married in Rome on
April 4. Mr. Lloyd is an author
and magazine writer of wide reputa
tion.
J. E. Root, 'O7, and Miss Rich
ter. of Cumberland, Maryland, were
married in El Paso, Texas, April 22
Mr. Root is with the Engineering
Department of the C. Y. R. & P.
Ry., and is located at Tucson, Ari
zona.
C. M. Bainbiidge, 'O7, who has
been in the employ of the American
Bridge company, has been appoi.ited
temporary assistant in- Civil Engi
neering to 'help with the Freshman
surveying for the •balance of the
year. .. •- •
THE STATE COLLEGIAN
I _, he 1909 L a V -
A Record of the Year at State
Irzl~restin6
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Guy Wise, 'Ol, who was formerly
an instructor in the Civil Engineering
Department of the University of
Pennsylvania, is at present employed
by the Department of Public Works
of the city of Philadelphia.
F. T. Beers, '9B, of Emporium,
Pa., has been promoted to the full
charge of the plant of the E. I. du
Pont de Nemours Powder Company
at Barksdale, Wisconsin. Mr.
Beers received an immediate addi
tion of $l,OOO to his salary, and the
promise of another one at the ex
piration of one year.
W. E. Ketcham, 'O4, is located
at Yokohoma, Japan, with the Bay
noll & Hilles, Gomei Kaisha, Im
portersOT Elec::rical Apparatus and
Pennants and pillows
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Main Office and Factory 411 East 57th St., Chicago
For sale at Armory
Machinery. This company has been
carrying on a very successful busi
ness in Japan for twenty years or
more. Mr. Ketcham writes an en
thusiastic letter about business con
ditions, climate, etc.
Dr. W. H.Walker, '9O, Professor
of industrial Chemistry at the Mass
achusetts Institute of Technology,
is the recipient of the Wi ham H;
Nichols Medal, presented by the
American Chemical Society, for the
best paper received during the year.
Dr. Walker's paper, which won him
this distinction, was on the Corrosion
of Iron and Steel.
_
J. J. Morgan, To, is employed in
the Miscellaneous laboratory of the
Department of •Agriculture, Wash
ington, D. C.