"Electrical Separation of Tar from Coal Gas"

Prof. Alfred H. White, John W. Hacker and Frank Steere.

"Gas Collections"

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Frank J. E. O'Hara

"Increasing Sales of Gas Appliances by Special Campaigns" 119

Philip Buckley

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WORK DONE BY HOLDERS OF MICHIGAN GAS ASSOCIATION FELLOWSHIP AT THE

UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.

Herman Russell, '00-'01-Relation of Heating and Illuminating values of Gases, Especially as Applied to Incandescent Mantles.

A. F. Traver, '01-'02-The Theory of the Incandescent Mantle.

M. E. Mueller, '02-'03-Loss of Illuminating Power of Mantles While Burning.

Samuel Ball, '03-'04-1st paper, Removal of Naphthalene from Coal Gas.

David H. Clary, '04-'05-2nd paper, Removal of Naphthalene from Coal Gas.

Joel M. Barnes, '05-'06-3rd paper, Removal of Naphthalene from Coal Gas.

Fred E. Park, '06-'07-1st paper, Studies in the Manufacture of Coal Gas.

John H. Wyman, '07-'08-2nd paper, Studies in the Manufacture of Coal Gas.

Wm. A. Dunkley, '08-'09-Destructive Distillation of Coal at Low Temperatures.

B. M. Ferguson, '09-'10-Constants and Variables in the Destructive Distillation of Coal.

R. S. Tour, '10-'11-The Function of Tar in the Condensation of Coal Gas.

J. W. Hacker, '11-'12-The Electrical Separation of Tar from Coal Gas.

PROCEEDINGS

Twenty-first Annual Meeting of the
Michigan Gas Association

Thursday evening, September 5, 1912.

The Twenty-First Annual Meeting of the Michigan Gas Association, held in Toronto, Canada, and on board Steamer Rochester en route the Thousand Islands, September 4, 5 and 6, 1912, was called to order by the President, Mr. F. W. Blowers, on board the Steamer Rochester, Thursday evening, September

5, 1912.

President Blowers:

We have with us to-night some visitors, Mr. Arthur Hewitt Mr. John Keillor, Mr. John Armstrong and Mr. W. Kennedy, who took care of us in very good shape yesterday, and we want them to feel that for this meeting at least, they belong to our membership and that they are free to enter into our discussions and join us in our proceedings, and I hope that they will do so.

On motion of Mr. Blauvelt the roll call was dispensed with. The President suggested that inasmuch as all members had received copies of the bound proceedings of the last annual meeting it would be entirely in order to dispense with the reading of the minutes of the last meeting, and on motion of Mr. Eaton it was so ordered.