. Electrical world. , and have already done much work in or-ganizing their sections: Sec. A General Theory,Sec. B General Applications,Sec. C Electrochemistry,Sec D Elec. Power Trans- Prof. E. L. Nichols, Prof. H. T. Barnes, Cornell University. McGill University. C. P. Steinmetz, Sche- Prof. Samuel Sheldon, nectady. Brooklyn. Prof. H. S. Carhart, Carl Bering, Philadel- Univ. of Michigan. phia. Mr. C. F. Scott, Pitts- Dr. Louis Bell, Bos- J. W. Lieb, Jr., New Duncan,Mass. Inst, of F. W. Jones, New W. J. Morton, Ne York. All communications should be
. Electrical world. , and have already done much work in or-ganizing their sections: Sec. A General Theory,Sec. B General Applications,Sec. C Electrochemistry,Sec D Elec. Power Trans- Prof. E. L. Nichols, Prof. H. T. Barnes, Cornell University. McGill University. C. P. Steinmetz, Sche- Prof. Samuel Sheldon, nectady. Brooklyn. Prof. H. S. Carhart, Carl Bering, Philadel- Univ. of Michigan. phia. Mr. C. F. Scott, Pitts- Dr. Louis Bell, Bos- J. W. Lieb, Jr., New Duncan,Mass. Inst, of F. W. Jones, New W. J. Morton, Ne York. All communications should be addressed to the General Secretary,Dr. A. E. Kennelly, Harvard University, Cambridge, Mass. Hereports general and widespread interest in the subject as indicated mission. Sec. E Electric Light andDistribution, Sec. F Electric Transportation, Sec. G Electric Communi-cation, Sec. H Electrotherapeutics, G. S. Dunn, New A. H. Armstrong, Bancroft Gherardi, N. W. J. Jenks, New ^^ I904 T iSittin-al SpfTThirg ELECTRICAL CONGRESS MEMBERSHIP CERTIFICATE. by the correspondence, the bulk of which may be faintly inferredfrom the figures that have been quoted above. Indeed, the interestattaching to the work of the Congress is one of the best of auguriesas to its abounding success. An Automobile Engineers Society. Automobile engineers held a meeting last week in the club roomsof the New York Automobile Trade Club and organized the Societyof Automobile Engineers, with E. T. Birdsall, of the Standard Auto-mobile Company, in the chair. Those present favored the formationof a body similar to the American Society of Mechanical Engineersin objects and work. The chief mission of the society will be theinterchange of technical automobile knowledge among the meetings will be held and papers will be read on mechani-cal topics. These officers were elected: President, A. L. Riker, LocomobileCompany of .\merica; first vice :-president, Henry
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