A. I. E. E. 38th annual convention

THE Annual Convention at Niagara Falls this year gives promise of being an outstanding success among the many notable conventions of the Institute. Centrally located between the East and Middle West, and served with ample transportation facilities, it is easily accessible to a large body of the membership both in the United States and in Canada. The location is also one of interest to all Americans and Canadians, being one of the famous scenic resorts of the world, but it holds a particular lure for the electrical engineer on account of the wonderful object lesson in the utilization of water power which it presents. An opportunity to visit and inspect the vast industrial developments which are operated by the power of Niagara Falls should prove an inspiration to every member of the electrical engineering profession to which these developments owe their inception.